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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 23-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 30, 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/760dc04a37410ab778cc5ef9650570a1.pdf c3a35e853ec03d1eb0aca5c802f099e7 PDF Text Text --.------.----------.--- -----. ,c_-_.._..___---..._-: .--- - ______ --.-. -.-- . - -.-. - - - by luck i um.r CARNIVAL Monday, April 28, 19S 6B - Evening Herald. Sanford. F I. Mori Walker BEETLE BAILEY WIN AT BRIDGE lh OSWAII) and JAMKS —-- ' JACOBY merit. If he had to lead a the diamond was correct. There was a M per cent chance that the suit would break 3-2. If it did, It wouldn't who had which really ace, since three tricks In diamnnds would be enough to guarantee success of the three notump contract" Oswald: "However, there was no need for any guess at all. Instead of studying diamonds and spades South should have led a club to dummv's ace at trick two and then -.mail diamond from OÜnisome spade or diamond, vs - 67 Year, No. 215—Tuesday, April 29, 1975 qu matter •• -'-.1 #%#%f r'.%.%. , - is ThIS by Dare Grai --.. a - • • %#1 NQUIZ ' P1SONE- .ffiEfl r , EVACUATION 1 Rooftop Reicue U.S. Begins Of Americans In Saigon my " THAN14 'iOU, DON' ou ( NAW ) kEG CHkCEN JMENTii4I HEAR IT! F.LL1N%!/ LITTLF! { I II OUTSiDE ,711EIS SOME 7 THING IN ) KY At.iEN,'i01J! FALLING .p1 SA' Jim "This play would guarantee the contract against any and all bad suit divisions and other bludgeonings of fate" I 4 C c— fcWn Q " By Oswald & James Jacoby Oswald II u cuuL gucss West North South East rr WP eETTER\ EXNAIM IT io ck&tS OTEO :n# k!;D 1RAVU.EP T€ NeXT ç tk1OJ OF cgr Z AMA. r— ,—' ,, .! ...11M AFJP 91E oxwi-N , AIit P844 ç;1 I r - I v_I J by Larry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS IT —i I WHY 3 GOING 10 CLASS AREN'T YOU W4AT'$ WOULD GOING TO YOUR TOA'1 A CONTRADICTION TODAY'S AppLljrp PSVCW1C Top 'C IN rBRM5J PMEiVOif1!P4 CLASS, MiTC1 3 -__ 'V C successful guessing, but when possible they try to substitute certainty for guesswork." G"NJPvv- , MA Iv 48 us . c I may pick horses by cute names, but at least I don't buy oil because a dancing purple chipmunk on TV tells me to!!" - Jim: "l'mlookingatthehafld you are about to bring up. I suppose South won the first trick with the ten of hearts and led a diamond." By Roger BoIIen FUNNY BUSINESS HAUE r5Rir MiMIE ______ ____ -' I /' - r T':.ip ,._.:;;;: ç• by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY 4,29 J SAIGON AP — U.S. hellcopters landed on Saigon rooftops and at Tan Son Nhut air base today and began evacuating al.l but a few of the re. malning 800 to 900 Americans who fought off South Vietnamese desperately trying to flee before Communist-led forces take over, U.S. Marines and armed civilians used pistol and rifle butts to smash the lingers of Vietnamese trying to claw their way over the 10-foot wall at the American Embassy as helicopters lifted off the roof. At the airport, angry Vietnamese guards fired at busloa& of eva cuees nd shouted, "We want to go, too." Some tried to jump over the wall at the embassy and landed on the barbed wire. A man and woman lay on the wire, bleed. ing. People held up their chitdren, asking Americans to take them over the fence. At the same time, South Vietnamese air force men began a mass flight from their homeland, The Thai Foreign Ministry said 75 planes carried about 2,000 Vietnamese to Utapao air base in southern Thailand, Civilian officials of the South Vietnamese government were also reported fleeing as rumors spread that the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese would soon march into Lhe city, Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger said in Washlegton about 4,000 Americans and South Vietnamese were evacuated within the first three hours after the U.S. alrIUt begaze. Tliz Pentagon dedlimd to how many Marines were involved In the operation. I. your opening Oswald: "lie certainly did but only after a lot of agonizing. When dummy's queen held the Sp ld 5110r JACOB? MODERN trick he relaxed, remarked, 'I book to: 'Win at Bridge." (do this sure played the right suit' andnewspaper). P.0 Box 489 Radio went appily about the business CityStatIoil. Now York. NY._1001C' of winning game and tubber" A\S\ IAikI':,L Jim: ''South's guess had C,i,,a'VN.&'V J You, South, hold £KQ985 V A 2 • K4 £A987 bid' What is A One spade. You should Dot Open one notrump with S-4-!-t illstribution since such hands are too likely to play better In a suit. TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner raises you to to spades What do you do now Answer Tomorrow 'rs t L - right all the time, you wouldn't have to do any thing else well to bewinner. Expertsdoa lot ol THE BORN LOSER Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents i5's, .7i1X 4R7ThVR 2 1 /T OMN 711 FAUYAWI PAM fl'f ItS*T26It / i4%OltR (LUIF ARE I. OMt,WNICATIOf4 ON CAMPUS' J )V(/ 4 't! gs ba 14t.Z6 m IADY 70 _ 160.1 / az 51b 7M7 59. n unidentified parachutist bud life on a string last Sunday s he was pulled along and above the sand and beach goers IF n New Smyrna Beach. Line tied from jeep to harness kept e modern day Icarus in tow. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) 4-28 Ii S44ALL N +&J_t. 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QTI'tWIOJ JjTE., A '- . - ----_--- --------------- T-; - - -- - Reactions By DONNA E.STES Herald Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS O','?r the pa.it fcw weeks the hearts of many Seminole Countlans have gone out to the orphans created by the War In Vietnam, especially those of mixed as the North Vietnamese and the Viet Cong forces forged toward Saigon. Tables with petitions were set up at area churches on Sundays -- parentage, (See additional stories on Page 8A) ga t herIng signatures requesting federal officials to assist natives in leaving their war torn homeland for a new life Lth their American relatives. However, the transportation into the United States of more and more Vietnamese natives, Possibly wkIUed and ',inable to speak English, Is now causing concern. Mrs. Nancy Brunner, aide in U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly's office here, said she has been arceivirig inquiries by telephone and in pern atout what the government plans to do with the immigrants. Mrs, Brunner said none of those requesting information have shown bitterness, all eretsed basically the same thing "How is our government going to handle these people and absorb them, especially with the high unemployment rate? Who is going to support them? "They are only questioning just now," Mrs. Brunner said. Congressman Kelly, a guest here at a political gathcring last weekend, said as the South Vietnamese were being defeated and the Vietnamese orphans weze arriving In California "a wave of emotionalism, human concern Swept the nation." (Continued On Page 2-A) - - wasn 't - Jo - -. - . - - - . - - ' Index -. ...... F - 1 _ -. ! - -._ .,,. .,A wl :- -- ' - - - ---=---:-- - - '- - - $ . ., .;.I. ?.'j -- - One thing for however, the citizens they are elected to represent have no idea where -; the land is. awe Councilman Charles Glascock said he doesn't know where the mystery parcel is. -No, I don't," he said. lie also said he didn't need to know. .." ;- = - . %Lytt iuu. (;RlEIt Presumably, only the city Ken McIntosh, and Grier are "in" on the acquisition of Land valued at hat f-a-million doUar3. at torney, By President's Proclamation m the 'said red to thouse ,ed the pretty The backs of members of the news media stiffen with indignation when politicians take it upon themselves to be critical of the fourth estate and choruses of "f alse" are heard when reporters are accused of authoring misleading stories. illding everal illding But, a dramatic story published in a national periodical two weeks ago set mothers in the Central Florida area to worrying. - ' '1b' - Whether individual council members know where the mystery parcel Is located Is a question mark. Draft Registration Stopped of - - And Grier, who undoubtedly knows where the land is, '1i'clined to discuss the matter EDrflI DUEl the commission meetin, In the work notes fr team's meeting, Kelk that City Hall is comp the modern County Cou across the street and ca city Hall, "the wart on girl's face." The team found the I to be in violation electrical, safety and I I :- - - - in any depth. Grier tald only that the "negotiators know where the land is." Grier did confirm thzt the purchase price is in the tie tX)rhood of $5O0,0. .. -- se - ngs k of .... ___________- -------:------------------- --- - --- -------- - t li f Mixed /ssk ed if be new ss .re ,. land is Councilman Sal Orlando replied, 'No Sir, and I don't care." Orlando thought d i e issue wauld come before council again before the actual purchase, but Duerr assured him it wouldn't. ' By MIOC L!CI1RIDGE Lee Moore calls a "slow, Herald Staff Writer agonizing process" as they Sanford City Commissioners begin taking on the job of are in the middle of what Mayor studying how and what to do with the situation of the City Hall building. After the commission received a report from a team Around the Clock IA of architects and engineers on ii it the feasibility of renovating the Hridg SA 5O.)ear old City hall, Moore Calendar said, "Before any decision is Classified -. 10-ll 1413 lu4tIe there's going to be a lot of Comics 9A discussion" Crossword Puzzle The Commission decided to hA LenrAbby schedule a workshop ssion .; :mb 91 Dr. I - if r - City Hall an Be Renovated 10 Or I Ai ti"feIt the way council Is wake(; the purchase will save tIp ttpers' money, Stenstrom Convinced - L '*-:" CAPTAIN EASY $tI %% E OiN .3M' ME AR - kE NEVER GET iPAST THE CArI1R1A.' HE' S ON ANOTHER EEPCISE xiCX' HE WANTS TO LOSE WEIG44T,60 HES JOG&'G 'ARDJNOTHE SCHOOL! , The stranger than fiction approval was granted over strong objections by Council. man John Zacco, who said, "Council should know which parcels, Each of us should have a voice." But Zacco's fellow council members, who all claim no ARCHIE I'M 6LFJIP-?5E0 AT 'Tti, W.NT1 N L AN'f4TL.U3HT. m knowledge of where the land is, "To do this on a 10-minute gave the green light to Mayor notice is total nonsense. Total nonsense. It's just not the way Bill Grier to begin negotiations to do it" Zacco said on the parcels which will be Councilman Charles Sizer used, presumably, for the said he saw some t)'pe location of a utility plant. , document, but he said he had it sure However, certain "con- "head cold" and ditions" were placed on Grier. where the property in question Namely, the mayor must have is located. the city attorney and the city Cquncil Chairman Edith ,j engineer study the contents of Duerr said she had "an idea" the package and reports must where the land is, but she apbe made on percolation, zoning proved council's method of and the land must be appraised making the purchase. / r as to its fair value. / The reason she said is that / "1 If these "co nd itions" are met, published reports of the trans!. L- ./iA. j Grier has the authorization to action would drive the price up. JOHN ZACCO purchase the land. History, she said, shows that. -- CASSELBERRY Council last night approved the expenditure of half-a-million dollars for two parcels of la nd — the only catch Is 'ouncil members claim they don't know where the land is locsted. - ) •. - .1 By F!) PRICKET Herald Staff Writer by Al V.rmesv Vt. conditioners and other household good& Besides the South Vietriamese planes which flew to Thailand, a DCGB that had been used by high-ranking South Vietnamese officials landed at Clark Air Base in the Philippines with 130 persons aboard, including air force men aiid a handful of women and children. iContinued On Page 2-A) asse erry To Spend $500,000 On Unknown Land ft Chic Young U.S. fighter-bombers flew air cover high over the city for the evacuation. Officials said the U.S. Embassy would soon close, ending 30 years of official American involvement in the Indochina War. As the Americans pulled out, South Vietnamese police and soldiers looted buildings they had occupied. They carried out refrigerators, furniture, air Also last night Bill Ki appeared before the inissionwith a list ofstx arguments against chhoff Corn. ictural raring All the Orlando selective service office could say was its refusal was based on a presidential proclamation and the federal government would issue additional in. formation in due time. U. S. Rep. Richard Kelly's (R-Hoilidayi local office in Altamonte Springs got the answers for us. So, you worrying mothers take note The Se I ('Ct I Ve Srvje Law is dco'ndent .. . - -_- - - . --- ------ .-- ... - - - - o: �-- — - - - - -- --------.----.-- _____ _---..------.-------.-..----.------_ ___ _ -- .- - - - - --- -----.- _ - - -- - .- - -. - - -. - -- - -- - - - - ----- - - --- ----- - -- - - - --. -- - -- ----.-.-. I --2A— Evening Herald Sanford, FL Tuesday, April 29, 1975 IN BRIEF flow do you freeze something that's already been frozen? That question popped up during yesterday's work session of the Seminole County Commission when it was learned the county will be short by about 1320,000 In anticipated revenues for the current fiscal year. In a report to the Board of County Commissioners from Budget and Management Analyst Eleanor Anderson tb.' Commission was told the malor est1matii deflc1t. inc1ijl these: Nixon Says He Ordered Wire Taps On Halperin NEW YORK tAPI Richard M. Nixon says he ordered wiretaps on Morton H. Halperin and others, "Including employes of th e National Security Council .,. In an effort to discover the source or sources of leaks of highly classified information." The former president's remarks cre included in a seven-page statement sent to Hal. penn's attorneys in connection with a suit filed against Nixon by fla!perin seeking damages which could run in excess of 1300,000. Nixon wrote that he had acted under his "broad discretion" as president and was "absolutely immune from civil liability therefor." At the time of the wiretapping of his home at Bethesea, Md., from May 1969 to February 1971, Halperin was an aide to Henry A. Kissinger. then presidential assistant for national security affairs and now secretary of state. - 1— State revenue sharing-495,000. !. Building receiplc—$140,M) 3— Landfill receipts-485,000. Ms. Anderson's report indicated the shortagen the state Revenue Sharing "could be adjusted downward if the Board desired to place all State Revenue Sharing funds into the General Fund to reach the $360,000 budgeted and distribute the remaining receipts to the Road and Bridge fund. "This would decrease the figure by $95,000 making the deficit only $225,000 In the General Fund," according to the report. Commissioner Mike Hatthwa, who chaired the work session, saRi, "We've ot to stop releasing frozen funcL and tighten our belts." According to Ms. Anderson and Administrative Aide Betty Suiicoe, a reserve of about $400000 is needed for the hrst two months of next year's budget operation, "per last year's figures." Chrysler Using Rebates Again ----------------------------- - DETROIT tAP Chrysler Corp. is resorting to rebates again as the firm's share of the U.S. car market dwindles. General Motors and Ford Motor Co. are not expected to match immediately the $20C compact car price rebate unveiled Monday by Chrysler Corp. The rebates begin Thursday and will last one month. Chrysler's share of the domestic market for 1975 to date has slipped almost 3 per cent, to 15 per cent, in recent weeks. - It was noted the first cash In-flow would start around the first of November when people commence paying their property taxes. "This tax in-flow is an asset," said E. H. Underwood, consultant for Public Research and Management, Inc., of Atlanta. However, it was decided a directive be issued to all Oil Tariff Considered Slow Pace Delays W1CUD.1(P(Wi AD - .... ajr 4 department heads to the effect they are not to make any capital outlay purchases during the first two months of the next fiscal Bush suggested Fowler review the data immediately. County P1nner 13111 Kercher presented a detailed map year. Too, the directive is to explain the freeze and to let all department heads know the freeze is to remain in effect for the balance of the current fiscal year. Prior to discussion on the budget freeze, the topic of railroad speed limits was bantered about at great length. It was Indicated that Seminole County plans to join the City of Altamonte Springs in a petition to the Department of 'Fransoortatlon (DOT) for a hearing to consider lowering train speed limit.c in the county. County Attorney Tom Freeman said, "The DOT is aware of Altamonte's petition. However, It is advisable for Altamonte IL) join the county in a petition in order to prepare a more thorough case." Altamonte Springs apparently doesn't want to wait an longer in presenting its petition in light of a fatal crash at the Ballard Street crossing last week which claimed the life of a Maitland man. In that crash, it was estimated the train was traveling in excess of 70 miles per hour when it collided with the auto of real estative executive Raymond Wagstaff at the crossing which has no barriers nor signal lights, It was pointed out that current speed limits In the county on the main line are 79 miles per hour for passenger trains and o miles per hour for freights with the exception of Longwood where the speed is restricted to 50 mph. Frank Fowler, human factors consultant hired by the county to assist in preparing materials for a public hearing with 1)01, was not in attendance at yesterday's work session. Howe or, it was pointed out that Fowler's report contains three recommendations, including cutting the speed limit of trains, provide electrical instrumentation at all crossings and provide more clearly defined crossing rigns If electrical devices can't be showing all major crossings in the county and land um, as well as density of population at and near the crossings in order to assist In the hearing with DOT. Freeman said, "Ther, Is no magic in the petition. The question remains Is 79 mph or even 60 mph in Seminole County municipalities justified and will DOT modify speeds allotted in Seminole County. "The probl?m Is bow much time does Mr. Fc!er need," Frecmar. said. "We should complete our homework without delay and submit the compkte survey to him (Fowler)." Freeman also advised that it might be wise to "hold a prehearing conference between all parties, including Seaboard Coast Line officials, so that all parties are aware of the petition's contents and also workout any conflicts he(oieluind. think it would be relatively easy to Incorporate all reports into a 30-minute presenta tion," Freeman said. 'There is always additional strength in unity and it would be prejudicial to our cause If we join in Altamonte's petition to DOT." Even though Fowler was absent from yesterday's work session, the Board was advised the dtudy he has been preparing is complete and needs only to be put into Its final form. Freeman was instructed to determine when the Altamont.e iiis hearing will be held and also to find out if the in forifl1ltiOn gathered is adequate. " - -- used. According to a survey through County Engineer Bill Bush's office, the required hazard information has been developed and Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd said last week that his city has been compiling Information for 16 months, indicating his demaridfor a public hearing before the DOT isnot a hasty one predicted on Wagstalf's death last week. "It is not a fast effort, but one which has been well plan. ned," Floyd said, and he feels the county has taken too much time to file a petition of Its own. Since 1970, there have been over 50 trIn-car collisions and eight fatalities in Seminole County, excluding any within the city limits of Sanford. City Gives Okay To Zoning Issue Talks TI C .Jt,.L.L IJ.. UUU.WJa Board I'of nuclear arms talks as well as uncertainty about a European security conference are the main reasons for delaying President Ford's summit meeting with Soviet leader Lewid 1. Brezhnev. Once tentatively planned for late June, the meeting has now slipped to September at the earliest, but the Soviets remain firmly committed to detente, th5 officials MIY. WV -1- . -_ - - -_ ---_ Comptroller By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer FLORIDA Environmental Bill Hits Hothe.Senate Conference I $ S - - - I She yin Would Disclose Lease TAlLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) —Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin says that if he had it to do over, he would disclose a lease with Former law partners because "there's not a darn thing that I'm ashamed of." He was scolded Monday by House appropriations subcommittee members for failing to disclose the lease. But the panel found no evidence of a conflict of interest. Shevin said the thought of publicly disclosing a lease with his former law partners, Alvin Goodman and Sylvan hIoltz.m2n of Miami, never occurred to him because '1 didn't have an interest in the building." "I'm not trying to say you were crooked, but it seems to me that a thought like that would have occurred to you," Rep. A.H. "Gus" Craig, 1)-St. Augustine, told Shevm. Shevin has been called before House committees several times this session to explain potentially emharassing situations. He and House Speaker Donald Tucker, 1)-Tallahassee, are considered leading 1918 Democratic gubernatorial possibilities. latestcall for Shevin's explanation followed the dis. cover)' by the Appropriations Committee staff that Shevin's office was renting 3,243 square feet of office I IN 41 - - Post Issue - - Malpractice Plan Okayed 4 $, City Hall Stu ed nds Near Finish: Layer Last Americans Ordered Out space in Mituni from Goodman and Holtzman. ., Senate Debates Deficit - School Fund Cut Balked TALI.AHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — A House appropriatim3 s',thcommittee says it can't in good ccnscience cut its recommendation to boost Gov. Reubin Askew's publicschool budget by $39 million. The subcommittee insiited Monday on sticking with its recommendation despite an order from the parent House Appropriations Committee to reduce the propal. "We reconsidff ed and decided to stick with our propos- al," said Rep. William Ardrews, 1)-Gainesville and chairman of the subcommittee. "We will tell the full corn mltteethatwehavethefactstosupportow- case." Willimns will Inform the conurdttee of the sub- committee decision at a meeting Wednesday, Igniting the escue Airlift Brings Mixed E t* ic) Residents - ,j Wam ng __.i. , - I co :1 - - - ,., - - - - - '; - — -. -__ -- -_---.. -- - --_--. . - • ,. - '• - — - -. - -_-. - - - --- _ --. . - •- 111 10 _, . ' .. - ,-, , !4 -, ;,,_•_-____-____ 0— _ --_.-..t - '-' tf* , ,, - By ED PRICKhTr been able to drink until 2 a.m., ded. that if -anyone wants a public hearing on the matter the city's resoiution on double for information. Herald Stall Writer but they would have had the drink with his scrambled eggs will be held next week when the taxation. The item was placed "I got cooperation at the great pleasure of being allowed — that's his business." . second and final reading will be on the work shop after council departmental level, but at the CASSELBERRY Hard to order a bourbon with breakBut council approved the held. failed to agree on items top levels they di -"t seem to liquor with scrambled eggs fast berinning at 7 a.m, on or(iinance allowing the sale of '"he request to atnend the provided by the ccunty which kno tW ' anyone? Sundays. hard liquor with meals on ordinance was made by owners the city use& was strange," Boldt said. "We never Intended allowing Sundays, but deleted Uie section of two night spots — the Club The finit draft of an orCity Finance Director Harold When the document is the sale of liquor with break- allowing liquor sales with Juana and Sportsmen's Den. dinance amendi ng this city's Boldt, who has prepared the granted final approval by fast," Council Chairman Edith meals from 7 to 9:30 a.m. Owners say they need the resolution, said he's revised his council, it will be forwarded to liquor laws would have allowed Dierr said. - Approved on first reading, relaxed rules to compete with figure to just • _________ Port Acce ts Orlando Firm's Lease lease proposal with an Orlando Systems Corporation which work force, as the compaiiy Dolgner said if the final company which plans to con- announced it will construct gears up its opera tions to agreement is worked out this concrete modular housing units supply a market within a 600- week, operation on the project • to be used for nursing homes, mile radius of the Port. could begin as early as next according Port to Also last night the SCOPA week, tank Dennis DoLgner. farm project to take 90-120 days to put the tank Concrete Structural System, Southeastern Petrole um Farm in operation. Two tanks " -' 4 - LOW AUTO RATES Under 25 SR.22's Cancelled - Rejected E.Z. Payments - Quotes r,*oi'd, c, •lff'CL dw$*t TIE'S P4I,I1 ,tioai 'cie't ' - 'If' lA S 4-. - M000 the county the County Commission in And, with tongue in cheek, the ordinance allows liquor with surrounding communities, owes the city each year hopes that dollars will begin Tippler3 not only would have Councilman Sal Orlando, ad- meals beginning at I p.m. A Action again was delayed on beginiing this year. flowing back to city taxpayers. He said he visited various City officials want either a people at the departmental rebate or a reduction in the tax level in county government and miLlage. received help in preparation of Also at last night's meeting, his document. P council approved a SM monthly Last week, city officials car allowance for Boldt. Other struct modular housing units in dicated that 83 Soon as the lease between attorneys repi esenting ByMICK LOCHRIDGE criticized county officials for department he ,ids receive a plant which was previously Is finalized the plant will begin both parties the Southeastern Herald Staff Writer not assisting Boldt in his search identical armounts. occupied by a bankrupt operation. and SCOPA to finalize the Dolgner said the company agreement on the Phase II The Seminole County Port modt,ilar building firm. SrOPA agreed to a tentative will employe from 40-50 Persons project with Sav-More TerAuthority I SCOPA) last night . 1, accepted a tentative building agreement with Standard most of them from the local ininals, Inc. - _______ ' First place winners at the Hobby and Talent Show sponsored Saturday by the Sanford Telephone Pioneers Club for present and Sanford Woman's Club building, Include (from left) BM Harrows, Russ Kitner, Irene Lappin, Vi Laspee, Ben Johns and Bob Bentz. Approximately 30 persons entered dhplays represesiting a variety of collections, arts and crafts, (Herald Photo by Tom da imsuring area," Williams the form of contributions," Wil. said. barns testified. McClanahan, who Is in Twenty-West Subdivision aired tickets will be for the residents charge of the city's animal The port several weeks ago a list of complaints Including of the Twenty-West subdivision con tr ol program, said he would acquired possession of the parking problems, speeding on and told fellow commissIoners "try to get some K-9 relief" to 40,000 square loot building and residential streets, dogs run- "get your phones ready." uninediately sought a tenant Ow rtiidents. Mike Cannon, 2305 Lisa ning loose on the weekends and Cannon also complained for the building. teenagers riding bicycles on the t'urt, spokesman for the group Dolgner said tentative about derelict cars which have understand why "We don't said, sidewalks. sche(Iule for lease payments, And while the coitunission we have to come down here been sitting on the side of the pending attorney's final action, instructed Police Chief Ben complain everytime we have roads for several months will retire all the port's debts Cannon also requested speed Butler to strictly enforce a 25 some problems. The oniy way thich have built up over the mile speed limit on Usa Court, to solve it is to come down limit signs be erected on the time when CSSI was in Mitch Court and Hartwell here." streets and City Manager bankrupt proceedings. Cannon also said that he Warren 'Pete' Knowles said he some officials Standard Systems CorCourts, questioned the motives of the expected the city commission to would look into the matter. pur4ition officials have inrespond to the resident's ______ citizens, "I get t'Oii1ilIints. Mayor Lee Moore said, 1 1 hzve an idea we'll get the feeling that the police and - Do You Know George Stuart thecityarebeingaskedtosolve some action," he said. With the dog catcher not neighborhood problems." ____ I ,nds, Cannon *ssmtbubt not w a _______________ _________________________________ — of • .s. S t.- td PIHI ______________________________________ TON 322-0285 Y11fU - 831.9174 .2417 S. 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DoIgner said a meeting will up with eight o.her tanks to be McClanahan also predicted 50 they let th"- dogs run loose. n ight. could not find a market for its be held, probably this week, used for oil storage ' - .. - ,, - - __ tz. A group of Sanford residen ts, McClanahan suggested that said it is a 'Free for all" for all ,o 1. ' '- .7 - Dogs, Speeding Problems ...... tr first of what is expected to be a long series of battles over state spending for public schools. *~- . ft R 'A:. - - In a voice ,,ote, the Senate deleted the liability limit after Lawmakers were unable to work out details of the fund so it wouldn't be drained within a year. N 1J r- cral tlim_saiul dollars to (root. WIllI;iIiK s;ti1 ( iirn'twho worked out of Gurney's for specifics. Washington office, and to Has"I gave him some informatien, who worked In Orlando, tion. . . and he nodded his head Most of the money went to in confirmation," Williams told Grout, he said. All the money th e jury. came from FHA builders, WilWilliams said he learned l iams said. from Grout that candidates to lie testified that he took $50,- replace Howell were being In000 to Groot in Washington, terviewed in Wasilngton. gave 18,000-10,000 more to a Then, near ly two years later, cress secretary for Grout, and he said, he was told by both sciA amounts ranging from $2,- Gurney and Grout: 500-8,000 to Washington by "It looks like you're going to Western Union or in money or- get your wis h because we're rehams. ders. moving Howell. We understan d Williams, once Gurney's Another time, he said, he the ha ndicap you've had in chief fund raiser, testified gave Groot 11,0001,000 that was working wi th hi m." about his activities Monday in supposed to be put into the But Lowell, an uninclicted cothe bribery-conspiracy trial of campaign of L A. "Skip" Ba- conspirator, was not fired , lie Gurney, Groot, Joseph Bastien, (ails of West Palm Beach who testified earlier in the trial that another former aide to Gurney, was running for Congress. he left his job in mid 1974 on and former Federal Hou3ing In tr)ing to use the FHA of. medical leave. Administration officers K. fices for fund raising, Williams Williams said he had much Wayne Swiger and Ralph said he found Forrest Howell in better luck with William PeIski, Koon Jacksonville uncooperative, former FHA director in Miami. All are charged with conIn April or May 1971, he said In early 1971, he said Grout acspiracy to build an illegal slush he personally told G urney companied him to see PeIski. fund from builder contributions about it. "I very briefly told "We both asked Mr. Pelski by promising Gurney's in tht for his full cooperation in chan. fluence with the FHA. Howell was not cooperating— neling to us FHA sponsors Wiliams. 30, has served time not working with our support- whom he felt we could work in jail in connection with his ers throughout the north Flori- with and would be favorable in --- . 1. Casse/berry Okays Liquor Law Change provision. On Crooked Creek 1 A1 I-'\, l'la I Al' - For iner fund-raiser Larry Williams says thousands of dollars he collected for federal housing favors were pumped to the Washington and Florida offices of former Sen. Edward Gurney. .James Groot, Gurney'a top administrative aide, knew all about the Inone)' and where it came from and even helped persuade a federal housing off Icer to grant commitments to builders who woula contribute to Gurney, according to Wil. . 4-11 I-, million fund to pay claims over $100,000. The Senate approved the bill (flBl 7) 38-1 Monday after stripping it of provisions to limit doctors' liability to $100,000andsetupa fund to claims over that amount. The measure was sent to the House, where Sena te Cornmercy Chairman W.D. Childers, fl-Pensacola, said he exThe House 5ill (ontains the liability limit and fund 4. Wil liams Detai ls Where Funds Went fund raising efforts. lie told the jury he paid 5ev- committee to settle differences. ,6 TALLAHASSEE, Flu, (All) nnuneed Monday. It will take and not cast the deciding vote in friends discussed the possible a trial," Rish added. fective Wednesday. any cases. rsignatlon with the committee The resignation means that Nominated were 2nd District acceptance of Supreme Court Askew discussed the time lag Sources said the possibility of through Adkins and that he, by early September, the seven- Court of Appeal Judge Stephen Justice David McCain's resig. with Chief Justice James Ad- the delay giving McCain state Askew, House Speaker Donald member court will have a ma- Ii. Grimes of Bartow, attorney nation came with some reluc. kins and Chairman William J. retirement benefits also played Tucker, D-Tallahassee, and jority of four new members — Alan Carl Sundberg of St. Petancebecauseefthefourmonth Rush of a house impeachment a part. But Rish said McCain Senate President Dempsey three of them appointed by terstiurg and Mallory H. delay in its effective date, committee before the panel would receive no pension. Barron, 1)-Panama City, Askew and one a former Askew Horton, a Miami lawyer and "Because of the time and ex- voted to end its action against McCain's resignation also agreed to accept It. former 3rd District Court of aide. cerise of a possible trial in the McCain. stopped the articles of unAppeal judge. Senate, I feel it is In the best The chief justice said he peachmnent from being entered McCain will be paid $13,300 The Supreme Court Judicial interest of the state to accept asked for the delay in the effec- today In the House Journal, over the four months but $00,- Nominating Commission cent "erg were Hnrten this resivnation irrevoeh1y, a.' tive date so M'Ci could hd '. z th by the 000 will be saved by not having Askew three names Monday for also among the nominees In it tcd," 1;a with the 800-case backlog in the Florida Bar, state attorneys a house vote or Senate trial on him to select one to succeed March 1974 when Askew apa press statement. court. But Adkins added that and other investigators, a impeachment, Rish said, Justice Hal Dekle, whose resig- pointed Justice Ben Overton to MeCain's resignation, under McCain will take on no new source said. "The important thing is that nation, aLso under impeach- succeed retired Chief Justice threat of impeachment, was an. cases, write no new opinions Rish said some McCain he is out without the question of ment committee pressure, Is el- Vassar Carlton. TA11AHASSEE,Fla. (AP) — In approving an omnibus medica l malpractice insurance bill, the Florida Senate has left to a conference conunittee the details of a M pects it to be rejected, resulting In a call for a conference ~I st Longwood TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Sen. Philip Lewis, chairman of the Natural Resources Committee, hopes a conference committee can iron out differences in an CfliIu,u .irganization mit in two n three meetings. The Ilouse.Senate conference panel planned a breakfast meeting today to plan a schedule for reconciling the differing versions of the bill, already approved by the two chambers. In the House, the full Commerce Committee was to consider the cubcornmittee vote defeating the bill (11B1357) that would allow banks to have branches within a county. The committee has been under heavy pressure to send the bill to the house and a close vote was expected. The Standards and Conduct Committee faced a final vote on its bill revising the conflict of interest code for public official. and state employes. The bill (which is unnumbered) requires public officials to avoid even the appearance of conflict and lists a host of outlawed practices, such as awarding state contracts to business partners. - • McCain Time Factor Bothered Askew -Coy. Reubin Askew says his effect Aug. 31. IN BRIEF Voqt Revives Councilman Gerard Connell Reading from Schreiner's blasted the proposed annexa- campaign literature when he. tion and inclusion of business ran for office, Connell elicited I .1 LONG WOOD -An ordinance district zoning on the strip agreement from Schreiner that _. I .re-annexing and zoning the W bounding Longwood Hills Road, the proposal wai both spot and I -- -.acres bounding Longwood Hills calling the commercial stri p zoning and contrary to his --& " Rnad passed its first reading by designation the worst type (Se-hreiner'si promises to the ..". ,_ I , a scant 3-2 last night, but only zoning in viola tion of all ideals people. 8 EDPRICKETr At the first meeting, which . ., after a hot verbal battle among of proper zoning control. Connell added the annexation lasted about 90 minutes, a Ik.L MOWtE the city councilmen. He zeroed In on Councilman would costthe city taxpayers major criticism from county A public hearing and rmal Don Schreiner who opposed the money when the right-of-way 0% 0 State Senator John Vogt, D. officials was that ample time WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate is beginning debate passage of the ordinance was re-annexation last year, but has adjacent to the tract had to be Cocoa Beach, has called a hadn't been granted for on how large next year's federal deficit should be With scheduled for 8 p.m.. May 19. pushed it forward this )ear. pa%ed. Councilman H. A. Scott second delegation meeting next arguments. conservatives saying it should be lower than the Budget Joined with Connell in opposing week to disc u ss the Controversi. Commiuee proposed and liberals contending it should be The issue has caused a split the proposal. "I've always been al Issue of whether or not (0 the delegation, with Fechtel higher. The coqimitteesuggested a $5spending level for against this," Scott said. create a coniplroller'a office in opposing State the fiscal year berinning July 1 with a $67.2 billion deficit. Rep. Bob di Council Chairman J. R. Woodia Seminole County. This compares with a $353 spending total and $60 billion Ifattaway, D-Altamonte Grant.' Schrelaer and Quxd , "One o( sny concerns Is the (6utinued From Page I-A) deficit proposed by President For& Hattaway Wr vowed member June Ltrmann supfact that It appears the County to take the issue through the ported the move, designed to which the P&Z board dedded Commission can direct the House witli or without Fechtel's " remove the city from a lawsuit two weeks ago was not needed Clerk of the Circuit Court to do filed by Attorney General to the city. WASHINGTON(AP)— President Ford ordered the last all of this anyway," Vogt said Robert Shevin to oust the Commission decided that this morning. But legislators my without 800to900 Americans evacuated from South Vietnam early certain guidelines need to be School Supt. Bud Layer this board get moving on Woodlands property from city control. today. "There was mm ground fire, but co damage" to Fechtel'3 support, the issue Is Shevin's lawsuit claims and established In order that per. The County Commission has dead for this year. But Hatmorning said school officials and either complete the school the helicopters or the Americans aboard them as they left are "closer" to compt1on of or begin considering the the city admi ts the property sorts will know what is expected recommended that the Clerk of taway also says Fechtel is beselged Saigon, said Pentagon spokesman JP1I IJaiUII portable was not annexed in accordance of them on landscaping before the Circuit Court's dut.les be coming around to his point of Wood1lands Flementof-i School. posW1511(ty of p split and a corTrptroIler 1* hired view and now believes Fechtel but declined to mment aMrooms for the children with state law in that It was not they appear before a site plan. Sten. by the comml"lon. The will siSport the measure in the contiguous to other city land board with whether the school' *ffl be' next year. ready when school opens net Woik began on the school when taken isto the city. Strom voted against the motion, meeting has been scheduled House. Ci H o l d s Fa The P&Z board, decided at for 5 p.m. Monday in September. more than a year ago and was Shevin's office has agreed to B'ith Vogt and State Senator Layer and School Board Atty. scheduled for completion by drop the suit if the city rean- their last meeting that current Tallahassee. Vogt said it's "Quite Lori Wilson, I-Merritt Island, Doug Stenstrorn met yesterday September. But the contractor, nexed the tract, which is now regulations in the city's Zoning with lawyers and other in. Building Movers Inc., defaulted contiguous. The city's other Ordinance were adequate for possible" that a second vote say they will not Introduce the terested parties In an effort to and r bonding company took alternative was to permit regulating landscaping, will be taken on the issue. At the measure In the Senate until it By JA'NE CASSPELBERRY — awarded Sanford Fire delegation's first meeang, the has Passed the Hour.. ouster of the tract, Committee has voted to make get the ball roiling on the over the projejet. Herald Staff Writer the renovation and completion problem-plagued Woodlands. Although the city advertised Department U. John Crow a vole was 3-1 In favor of a The contract called for Wilson says the matter has of We community building and "We've got two , ipt! 'ons that the 16-year-old school the proposed re-annexation plaque on his retirement after comptroller. State Rep. Vince created a "civil war" in WINTER SPRINGS - In Sunshine Park as the No. 1 we're utill considering," Layer from the old Altamonte with residential zoning in Its 33 years with the department. Fechtel, R-Leesburg, cast the Seminole County, Clerk of the spitc of warnings from City priority project. The project is said. He said one option 13 Elemeb!ary School site to I,. E. entirety. the ordinance adopted — adopted a 30-year (ran- lone dissenting vote. Circuit Court Arthur Beckwith Attorney Newman Brock of estimated to cost $34,000. The "speedier" than the other, but Williamson Road near last night included the small chise ordinance with Southern possible legal repercussions, committee hopes to apply for he also said officials are Longwood and making the portion on Longwood hills Road Bell Telephone Company. Vot said he would like a Jr. has vehemently opposed "better erplimtion" aL to why any move to split his duties. City CouncU lag night reaf. federal Bicertmial grant with checking out the legality of the school like new. for B-1 zoning. This zoning wps If the bill moves through the the offi ce needs to be split. lie at the firmed an earlier decision th city paying half the cost of 'speedier" option. Then George Saunders, approved by the city in the said County Commissioners House and Senate, It must still Planned Unit Development the project. Layer said he hopes to have a former president of Building original annex, but illegal and other interested parties come before the voters for PUDi zoning for the Crooked Finance Commissioner recummendatiou for the school Movers Inc., defaulted and the annexation, R Creek project had expired in Frank Durrance said $30,000 is board at a 7 p.m. meeting project became property of have been invited to attend the approval. Hattaway has Schreiner insisted if the city • session and he said ample time recommended the issue be March. available in the building fund, tomorrow at the County Surety Financial Indemnity now designated that parcel has been alloted for arguments, placed on the ballot during next In a 4-1 vote Cotwd in- left from the Southeast Bank Courthouse. Co.. which rebid the project, residential, the city would wirod structed the attorney to notify loan to finance the construction Layer said school officials and the lowest bid was from up in court again. Western Land Planning Co., the of the fire station-city hail still "have some legal Saunders. Grant, meanwhile, ulasted developer. based on fail-at to (vinplex. I Continued from Page IA) problems. but we're gonna do Partnts say their cvncern is away at those who insist begin construction within six -6 awd he is working up something." not with the financial aspect, property be zoned to the highest While most Americans were months as called for In the City a com pr ehensive Employment Layer said he has asked the but with getting their childre n residential category. Poor pulling out, a few remained beordinance, refusal by the Act (CETA) project State Department of Fducation out of the overcrowded Sable people have to have a place to hind. company to request a DRI for a summer recreation for assistance In an attempt to Point Elementarj and into a live, too, he said, adding he handful of newsmen and mis(Developmental Regional director for the city in hopes of resolve the issue. separate facility be it could see nothing wrong with a sionaries. Impact) study from the East obtaining funds to implement it. Last week, parents in the renovated school or portable small grocery store in a mo lc)ns "We have talked about this Cenlrbl Florida Planning Donald Sines was appointed Woodlanth area asked that the classroom. residential area. for years," said Max Edi3er, 28, Council; and violation of a on the City Planning Corn(Conttiid From Page 1-A) alone while my wife works," he of 1w-pin, Okla., who works previously stated schedule in missiou by Council to replace with the Mennonite Central said, providing egress and ingress Charles Chute, who submitted "But, I am convinced there Committee "We could never "So far I've gotten nowhere and construction of a box his resignation last week. Sines, come up with a defi,nite answer. will be problenu ahead," he Nobody knows anytWng. All the culvert at Hayes Road and who resides at 1305 Deer Run in Givflen i Niw we realize that having said, adding those who adopted immigration office could tell "various ot'er factors" th Tuskailla area, moved to talked of lot to our Viet- the children will eventually inc Is they are hunting homer Councilman John Daniels the city last June from Virginia. LONGWOOD— Public Works looped to other city lines for o residents of the community who njimese pe9ple, and told them have a price to pay." for 64 orphans being brought - can I___ if__ defended his motion with "Wo UUMMOr nalpo r ISM llu o city lt alld w pay. omlete citywid water not to yield to fear or ignorance, I-Ongtime Sanford resident into the country from Guam. ought to dissolve the city if we councilmen last night a water system. He said the water fees should we cannot leave them In this Del Euga this morning decried I've also been told 20,000 don't have the g uts and forshortage crisis i.sat hand unless Estimating eonatruction be increased to those using hour of need, So we are the lack of pla nni ng by the Vietnamese are to be taken to titude to stand up and be the drought comes to a speedy would take at least a year If above the 5,001) gallons staying." f ederal government, bringing Eglund Air Force Race. counted nox.' end, w(rk w're -minimum, especially corni1l'71Cdi1t'l The Thai government said it the Vietnamese natives to the 'What Is Ow government Irwin flun'rr cast the only ' ~htr rei, or.mien, ~ , . ,-%I the Oty mtrOM interpst& had advised the US. Embassy United States. going to do with all these Saying lh' city'o 'r ter dissenting vote. ime a m(atuiLbi in th t InCii'jmnICtaIrri: I.R. Grnnt that' allplanestelonglngtothe Euga said he spent the people?" he asked. "Who is .,ystem pum ped Council acted in response to ttTiir, Ln all ,luzuty" usel of rem'rxkti the weil ima ground Camlic,ii,en and 3 -i-, 1. Viet. ni irr Ing IDe T11ne M ~, i cash yeing to . ,,u-)po , rt them? Will ga llons during an eight hour an April Ith 1ettr from Jack water such as lawn sprayLig storZ Link now beiq used in narnese governments floyrn W miling various de they I)e taking jobs from Cooper, representative of and the filling ol the water system are not paid Thailand must be turned over to Lies, Including the U.S. Americans?" evening . Fisher said this Western Land refusing a pools. The situation will become for, "If we are going to build the the Thai authorities ,,,,,• , '" "i 0. "" '°' request by Council to obtain £ more money grave must come from it the current expect to return them to the Washington of , dtring a 24 hour of both The fiR! study and including a so mewhere," he said, drought c onti nues, he said. ne xt Ca mbodian and Sou th Congressmen Kei> and pumps at the Ch ur ch Street prcposed construct ion Fisher said he would make Vietnamese goernmerts." William Chappel! with no plant ran 19 out of 24 hours and Mayo" Jrmes K. Lormann schedule. After Council notified his recommendations on the Three U.S. results. Marine helicop. these pumps are in danger of again pushed for removal f the dereloper it would not give rate increase in writing ten landed at the U.S defense "I offered a home to a burning out If use continues at 11 monthly limit on utility taxes an extension of the March available to the council this attache's compound at Vietnamese widow with a child. the air this rate, he salt to city residents to raise money Jead1it the Firm had a strip week for consideration at the base to load Americans brought I am willing to feed, cloth and cleared from Moss Road and Fisher recommended U' city for the water expansion. May 12 council tmeeting. there by bus through angry provide housing in exchange for take some survey work done, but action to authorize Council member June EsIlnlat&4 in the past for a crowds of Sou th Vietnamese them beIng wi th me from 9 In id Wrie is ripe to raise council did not consider this a stwiy with the vie, toward new well, grol stirage and wanting to fle. with them, the 'norning until 2:30 Jr. the ter tea, constructing a new we.", ground signtfie4 the beginning of pumps hi the western sector Three other Marine helic afternoon. I do not want a storage tank and variable speed nstruction. Fisher frowned on the in- ha-we ranged upward of $300,00 ten turned back when a series housekeeper and expect pump lit the west v'nd. He 'rea.se in uUJ;ty tas.s, saying exctusive eJ land acquisition of explosions rocktd the Daniels announced the air nothing ?rom them except said 4 plain there could be this would hurt the oider costs. Winter Sprnis Bicentennial c'orripar. durjri the hours I ty a I. WASHINGTON (AP) -President Ford, presented with a series of options by his economic and energy advisers Monday, will decide Later in the week whether to Impose a new 11-per-barrel oil tariff hike, a spokesman says. Ford presumably will reach a decision by Wednesday since, in the absence of action to the contrary, the dollar-a-barrel increase automatically would take effect Thursday. Tuesday, April 29, 17S-3A - 'Frozen Funds' Chill Seminole By BELL CURRIE Herald Managing Editor -_ -1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Revenue Shortage Forecast NATION - - .. ______I �..* -'' s '- rT' .-.----'-. - -.-- __.__.__. : ._..--- ----=-------.---- ---. EveningflerAd - 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFOIW, FL. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831.9993 Tuesday, April 29, 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYI.E, Publisher WILI.IAM D. CURHIE, Managing Editor ItOIIKRTC. MARKEY, Advertising Director lInii' I)t'livt'r : Week, 5 cenis; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. liv Mail: In florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Jistice McCain: A Rcsai Dilemma We have been spared the spectacle of an im• peachment proceedings against Justice David McCain of the Florida Supreme Court. Yesterday, McCain submitted his resignation, four days after a house committee recommended his impeachment. However, there's a catch to th e resignation and thif ic that until ('n tlaucn'I tt',af ii fa following day, Saturday. a - The Seminole County Farm Bureau (FB) leaders met with area egIslators during an appreciation breakfast in Tallahassee while discussing agricultural issues. Included in the group were W.W. lyre, president of the Seminole Farm Bureau; Cecil Tucker, director of Seminole FR, Sanford; and Ed Yarborough, director Seminole FR, Geneva. I 31, so he may qualify for retirement benct'its for his eight years on the Supreme Court - -. ichn spoiski associate editor Habits are first cobwebs, th en cables. known TOM TIEDE L DON OAKLEY . UU I IU I %, -."I .1. Big Baby ( .') __ . - -. . :"-~Fpr I W, : 0 ,_.Ir ~-Ej~j,,d r f t, __ ' ,i Ii , Tuisday, April 2P, hauled away tools, canned goods, frozen meats, camera and stereo equipment, a color television, three pistols, two rifles and a shotgun, tota l value $2,730. Arthur Chamberlin, sumrr,uned home from wcrk by a neighbor who saw two Juveniles In the back yard of Cham. berlin's 514 Satsuma Drive, burglarized house. Deputy Jim Hubbard said the items were later recovered near a drainage ditch in the same neighborhood. No suspects had been arrested in the case today, of ficers said, In south Seminole dayligh t burglars hit the home of Roger Pouncey, 178 Tollgate Trail, the Woodlands, Longwood. Deputy color television, camera and tape recorder valued at $515 was missing from the garage was broken into and parts valued at $250 stripped from a motorcycle. In addition today were investigating three daylight burglaries in which yeggc made off with firearms, televisions, stereo equipment and scuba diving gear valued at nearly $4,000. Deputy Luke Stallworth said b'rtai.. ,. . .. . home of Jack Jason Smith on Orange Boulevard south of SR46 ometime yesterday and ___________ Six To Be Tried L For Drug Charges P Sanford police today were investigating the theft of O bales of hay from a barn at Airport Boulevard and U.S. 17. 92. Harry Robson, of 613 E. 14th St., told patrolman John W. I !I _ .. _____________ __ ___ Trials have been scheduled in Lingo, 20, of 200 Fern Park i circuit court here for six is SHAWINIGAN, Que. (AP) Police shot and killed n"......... on dru An,3.IICUUIUU Oil tr ial IIiL Uth UI uiree armeti bank robbers Monday and slightly wounded in separate cases. A hearing June 23 on a charge of delivery ' the bank manager who was being held hostage has also been scheduled q on of controlled substance. authorities said. One policeman also was wounded during violation of probation for a man Debra Rose Drummond, 19, of the exchange of gunfire. Police said the three men two in a drug case. 825 S. Wymore Road, . ofthemarmedwithautoniaticweaponsandthethirdwith All seven entered pleas of Altamonte Springs, is a pistol - entered the Canadian National Bank, de--i .f/1 innocent when arraigned scheduledfortrjalJune9onthe manded money and took the bank manager and another yesterday befote Circuit Court same charge, as is Deborah person hostage. When the gunmen emerged from v/ /'Judge J. William Woodson. Ann Cross, 22, Jackson St., bank, police opened rue, killing twoof them and wournllng e week of Longwood. the third as well d5 the bank manager. Two of the gunmenTrial is scheduled th June 23 for John William ; I Misses Ungo and Drummond Edied at the scene and the third fled down an alley with McClanahan, 22, of 40. Editha Listed thelroccupatlonsas go-go __________ police in pursuit. He later was found dead In a nearby - - 1;- Circle, Sanford, on a cocaine dancers when arrested. ,1.~, ______ building. -.; . ____ possession charge. He Is ac. A May 26 trIal has been . 'i f . --. Q 11 cusedlnan April 3 Incident jn scheduled for Robert Russell . .I ______ , r _____ which Altamonte Springs police Drook, 18, of 220 W. 19th St., . . . ______________ and sheriff's vice squad agents Sanford, on charges of buying, . . 1. found cocaine with a street receiving and concealing stolen JjI1' ______________ LONDON (APi Maggie Smith, the Oscar-winning value of $1,500 to $2,000 stashed property and possession of •:•:•;•: . British actress, has been granted a divorce from her actor in a bag underneath a bathroom marijuana. husband Robert Stephens. sink at an Altamonte Sanford police said they The London divorce court granted the actjoncnMondsy Springs restaurant. McClan- found 15 siiall marijuana CANCER UNIT DOUBLE A WARD WINNER after Miss Smith charged Stephens with adultry with an ahan Is free on his own plants growing In the rear yard Mrs. Shirley Huaman,, president of the Seminole County Cancer Unit of the American Cancer unnamed WOITthfl. recognizance pending trial, of Drook's residence when he Society displays two plaques recognizing it as the first unit to go over its 1974 goal and the highest Miss Smith, 40, Is In New York starring on Broadway in John Thomas Govoruhk, 19, was arrested on the stolen percentage increase. Bob Daehn (left) is Crusade chairman while Mike Lindsay serves as the Noel Coward's "Private Lives." She said in a statement to of Altamonte Springs, also free property charge. executive director of the lake-Seminole County units, the court that her marriage had broken down. on his own recognizance, Is A violation of probation Stephens, 43, did not contest the case, scheduled for trial the week of hearing has been set for May 2 Care and control of the couple's two sons, Christopher, June 30 on a possession of for Guy Neil Parent Jr., 19, of 7, and Toby, 6, was given to Miss Smith. marijuana charge. W. F'irst St., Sanford, in con. The couple was married In 1967 and appeared together Two Fern Park nightclub go- nection with a case involving in the film "The Prime of MISS Jean Brodie," which won e go dancers face trial in June on possession of prohibited drug an Miss Smith her Academy Award In 1967. drug charges. Deborah Lott less than five grams. was stolen over the weekend and another 10 bales was taken somet irne within the last week. . - - - .. . - 01 .,. ' . :. 'Oscar Winner' Divorced . . . :- • ' - Letters To The - - ____ PeM' CS=t afford fees (Or text books, because they Atlantic University. In his address. Dr. Creech do not have any means of transportation, touched on our American herita ge as it relates to because there are no special classes to accept education and mentioned his concern over the handicapped. One child, age 13, was expelled today's lack of public support for colleges and from school because he wet his pants and the universities across America. principal decided this "difference" was a threat During the opening of the cererwrny, the band to order. played and the audience, faculty and students The desire for orderliness, as it happens, IS stood and sang our National Anthem, but our fl vered America in Columbus, the Italian navigator, ag apparently a primary reason for the exclusion of was conspicuously absent, 1492. That we know, so many atypical kids from American The Norseman L,eil Erion landed on some classrooms. Much bureaucracy no doubt enter, North American coast around the year 1000. That is now Upon leaving the ceremony, I asked one of the the equation, and In the case of gifted children Doctors on the faculty about the absence of our generally But Hanno the Phoenician stepped ashore on Cape Cod In there is usually Just not enough tax money flag on the platform and his answer was "It was provided for facilities, but CDF believes that just an ovrr-sighit." the middle of the (111th century before Christ. That SlfliplC efficiency too often is the 'eal culprit. of a Harvard linguist who deciphered on ancient stone tablet by Needs are ignored for systems. Thus a pregnant I would suggest to Dr. Creech and Dr. Earl working all night In his study recently. girl Is not kept away for reasons morality (she Weldon, President of Seminole Junior College, of hunch the evidence There will be doubters but we have a may in fact be legally ma rried ) but because the that In the future "Old Glory" be pcsiuoned in genuine and will stand up. hlanno lived around 450 B.C., exauthorities feel her presence will cause its place of honor at such important functions of plorul the west coast of Africa In the service of Carthage, ruled disruption, the college, which is a tax supported institution, a kingdom in w'ithern Spain, and is believed to have made a voyage of discovery In the Atlantic, setting sail 2,000 years before Columbus. His great discovery has been burled In time. It Is remarkable that at this late date we should discover him. p _ — Discover Hann . American, say the advocates of zero population growth. Because of the decline in the secondary school population, school boards are able to divert millions from classroom brick and mortar into better education in the form of lower teacherpupil ratios ar.d help for youngsters who need 'flp. 11J0r reserves the right to edit those letters for reasons of space, but wiH exercise special attention. Many hospitals have been able to reduce their great care that the thrust of the letter obstetric units and give more health care to in the people of all ages. Demographers and All letters must be signed with a mailing economists alike foresee such happy even. address and, when possible, a telephone number tualitles as reduced air and water pollution, less so the Identity of the writer may be checked and pressure on our already strained resources, fewer people in po verty, fewer children but more established. However, the Evening Herald respect the wishes of writers who do not want wanted children. By 1980, says Harvard professor James Q. their names to appear In print. Wilson, we can look for "a general and persistent We reserve, of course, the right to reject any ieductlon" in crime because the crime-prone letters this newspaper cocsiders to be libelous or youthful component of our population will be slanderous. oroportionately smaller. * The svret cable traffic warns that the great evacua tion of Saigon could turn Into another nightmare. Saigon's Ton Son Nhut airfield, the military reports warn, is extremely vulnerable and could be pvt out of action at any time. If Corn. murtht mortars, artillery and rockets don't close the airport, the cables redlct, the refugee moljs will. The man who Is mainly at fault for this tinpending catastrophe, Judging from the cables, Is American Ambassador Graham Martin. He is a dit'-hard supporter of te South Vietnamese cause, and he has ,ef used to accept the possibility of a Communist victory. Martin has made It dear, meanwhile, to all who ask and many who don't that he Is the Presldent'e representative In Saigon, that he is flik1 the dec1lciu am" thL he, idsrd Um %'ieUiaineae far better than anyáne else does. Ur.til recently, be has had the support of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. But In the past few days according to our State Department sources, Kissinger has begun to question the Judgment of his man In Saigon. Martin has stubbornly resisted a wholesale evacua tion I Americans and their Vietnamese flporter He keeps insisting that the situation will turn around, that the South Vietnamese will dig in their heels and throw the Communists back. Admi "' s A bduct'i0 on WATCH FOR ~ Charges UNIFORMS Area Death DEAN'S CAREER APPAREL Funeral FlNotice a M A massive airlift, Martin coetends, would only panic the Vietnamese and hasten their defeat. 'Therefore, tie has limited the airlift to about 3,000 persons a day, substantially less than the 5,000 claimed by the State Department. Military experts say they could have beer. bringing out 10,000 a day. Ambassador Martin has also resisted a quiet Pentagon move to recover some of the costly, sophisticated mili ta ry equipment, which the Communists will inherit when Saigon falls. An estimated $5 billion worth of weapons and sup plies, according to one Pentagon estimate, will wind up in Communist hanis. This would give Hanoi us aweone ars'1Idl, which scwc military strategists fear will be turned eventually against Thailand. Already, the North Vletnwncse are reported to be In touch wi th Thai Insurgents. lrr4lic3 hy. the ?entagos t.i?asa wantil to remove military equipment from South Vietnam at the same time that President Ford was urging the Congress to pump another $722 million in military aid into the country. Martin used Ms authority, however, to block the Pentagon from salvaging any military equipment , if weapons were removed, he argued, the South Vietnamese would he left wttbout the means to defend themselves. The Pentagot l succeeded in hauling out only a couple of loads of equipment from the northern rovinees Wore the great retreat. The South , Director Denies Letters to the editor are aswisys welcome. They should be as brief as possible and comment on matters of general interest, The letters should deal with issues and avoid personalities, JACK ANDERSON Evacuation ••• James Gregory Stubbs, 35, of 117 Anderson Ave., Sanford, was being held in county jail today on $7,000 bond following his arrest on Dade County warrants charging assault with 1intent to commit murder. discharging a firearm Into an occupied dwelling, aggravated assault and use of a firearm in the commission of a crime. Four men arrested by Florida Highway Patrol Trooper P.C. Wright on 1-4 on drug possession charges posted $5,000 bond each and were released from county jail. Wright charged Timothy Lee In on-again, off-again had periodically untied the Nov. 1 In the vicinity of a bar on Combs, 21, of Franklin, Fla.; proceedings over nearly five youth's feet and sexually W. 13th St., Sanford. 21, of APRIL 29 MAY 1 hours yesterday a 21-year-old assaulted him. APRIL - The court continued until Gary Steven Thomas, MAY 3 Tuskawilla Middle School Loyalt'y Casselberry Day observance at man pleaded guilty GED test for high school Sims said that the victim at June 9 the trial of William Middletawn, Ohio; Michael Bike-a-thou for Kidney PTA, 7:30 p.m. Election of equivalency dlplorna,Semlnole VFW Post 10108, 1:30 p.m., Transplant at Florida toassaultwithintenttocomrnit one point during the bizarre Hollis Richardson, 20, of Allen Christy, 23, of St. Lab officers. to "Voice of sexual battery on an 18-year-old incident tried to escape but he Casselberry, on four drug Petersburg, and Richard D. Junior College. Anyone 1$ or Awards Hospital sponsored by Optimist possession charges and one tpman, 22, of Oxford, Ohio, over meeting prerequisites of Democracy" winners. Clubs, 7.11 a.m., City Parking man that he admitted ab- tackled him and tied him up Senior Citizens History Tour American History, (45 mi) ducting at knifepolnt. again, civics and count of possession of with possession of controlled Registration for Adult Red lot Sanford and return to Sebring Park for tour of substance (marijuana and Patrick Andrew Sims told Sims, who faces a possible paraphernalia. Issues in . Cross Swimming classes, or Orlando Sports Stadium to Cypress Swamp. Stop at Donald by April 18 Circuit Court Judge Robert B. five year prison sentence on his case are currentl being ap- three drugs). Lipman also may take test, A free Duck Plant and U.S, of preparatory program covered contact Jackie Caolo, Sanford, Sanford and return (45 mi. McGregor before his scheduled guilty plea, that he "would like pealed to the Fourth District [)OStEd $500 bond on a charge of or American Red Cross, Fern trial on false imprisonment and some psychiatric help. But not Court of Appeals, west palm driving under the influence. Yesterday Museum. Bag lunch In study centers throughout the Park. MAY 5.7 optional. Leave at 8 a.m. county. reference to my Beach. The Happy Senior citizens sexual battery charges that he in Return by six. Call Mary Seminole County Campers Club trip to Ft. Lauderdale and wanted to enter a negotiated homosexuality. I'm happy with McPherson or Doris Rogers for annual meeting, 7:30 p.m., ice show. Contact Mrs. Frank guilty plea. But when what I am." information. First Federal of Seminole, First Steudle or Mrs. Eleno Storrs, McGregor asked Sims to tell the McGregor set sentencing for I APRIL 30 Street, Sanford. court what had happened Feb. Sims on June 3 following Casselbet-ry, a pre. for Advanced Reg jtratIon Registration for Intermediate 12 he told the court he didn't sentence investigation report Beginners Red Cross Swim- Red Cross Swimming Class, Lake Brantley Band Boosters StA 6 care to speak about it. by probation and parole ming Class, contact Jackie contact Jackie Caolo, Sanford, board meets at 7 p.m. and Altamonte-Casselberry After several private con. authorities Caolo, Sanford, or American or American Red Cross, Fern general meeting at 8 p.m. Chamber of Commerce lun- ferences with defense attorney In other circuit court cases Red Cross, Fern Park. Park. Election of officers, annual ctieon, noon, Holiday Inn, I-i Chris Ray, Sims told his story to scheduled for trial this week: _______________________________________________ -_reports and plans for awards and 436. Call Chamber for McGregor after the court had - Harold Loranzo Gaines, banguet. reservations, excluded about 45 prospective of Orlando, pleaded guilty to WASHINGTON (AP) - Forjurors from the courtroom. 2 failure to keep records requhed mer CIA Director Richard M. "I'm a homosexual, "the tall by law for persons buying and hIelm.s has become the first Registration for Red cross MAY 10 WHITTENTON Rummage and Bake Sale to brown-haired youth related, selling used items. The state government official to deny Life Saving and Water Safety ACTION LINE a ROBERTBOONE 'anford; daughters, Mrs.- Mary Instructor Classes, contact benefitQibPack508,9a.m. to UNIFLAIR "It's not a disease or self- dropped a buying, :eceiving flatly allegations of CIA inMcIntosh, Sanford; and Mrs. Jackie Caolo, Sanford, or p.m., old U.S. Bank, Sanford imposed, It's the real thing." and concealing stolen property volvement in the assassination Postal Uniforms Robert W. Boone, 97, of 711 E. Martha Dubow, Stone Moun- American Red Cross, Fern PJaw He told the court how he tied charge in connection with a of foreign leaders, by Penn Garment First St., died this morning. tain,Ga.; seven grandchildren; Park. up the 18-year-old youth at stolen television set that police in stock i Born In Savannah, Ga., he sisters, Mrs. Dora Wiliholt, MAY 10 knifepolnt in his bedroom and said the self-employed barber Helms, now U.S. ambassador came to Sanford in 1973. He was Savannah and brother, William Voter registration drive Beta Chi Chapter, Delta wrapped the youth In a blanket, had in his possession at a flea to Iran, told reporters Monday with Union Bag and Paper Boone, Atlanta. sponsored by Political Science Kappa Gamma Society, carried him fro the house, market on Dec. 21. that "as far as I know the CIA Corp. of Savannah and was Briss-on Funeral time in Union F'TU for all Seminole Founders' Day luncheon at the over a fence into a secluded Judge McGregor sentenced was never responsible for the retired cotton oil mill charge of arrangements. residents not currently on the Community Center, Leesburg, wooded area. Sims said during Gaines to 15 days in jail or a assassination of any foreign superintendent. He was a rolls, Oviedo City Hall, 10 a.m. at 12:30 p.m. Joint meeting with the 12 hours before the victim $150 fine, leader." Both President Ford member of Central Baptist tO 5 p.m. Beta and Gamma Delta. as found b) relatives that he Assistant State Atty. and current CIA Director WilChurch. ___________________________________________________ Claude Van Hook H dropped a iiam E. Colby have declined to J. 834.9960 MAY 3 Survivors include his wife, rand larceny charge against comment on assassination rei' BOONE, ROBERT W.— Funeral installation of VFW Post 1018 Mrs. Martha F. Boon" of I BI.ick So, of 009 Track Rd Ulysses Jones. 24, of Orlando, in ports. S ervices for Rohert W. Boone, 97, 312 N. Hwy. 17-92. Casselbery and Auxiliary officers, 8 p.m., of 711 E First St , Sanford. who connection with a theft at ________________ ,, died Tuesday, will be held Sanford post home. rd Jo an Marsh, Altamonte Mall, Thurdsy at 10 e m at Central Altamonte Springs, on Jan. S. A Baptist Church with Rev. Bill APRIL 25, 1975 Ella S Howard MAY 2-4 Coffman officiating In lieu co-defendant, Harper Jackson, ADMISSIONS Danna L Foster Altamonte Springs Players flOwers, donations may be made -_ 23, Julia of Orlando, earlier plead H. SanfordI_ to the Easter Seal Socie;y for present "Adventure on Patch Lydia Miller Kenneth A Hanscom guilty to petty larceny in the Crippled Children and AdultS Street," Friday and Saturday, S tara Inbody Ore I. Arnold nrisson Funeral Home in case and was sentenced to 60 John Ctarrn:e Cherwa. Longwood Janie Jeanette Joyce p.m., and Sunday, 2:30 p.m. charge L days 111 jail. Anna M Conway, DeBary Da i sy B Walden Mary Warren Sutton Wilson. C)fBary Van hook dropped a Kr,%t, Lukens, Deltona Svlv'a Jean waosms 'leliverv of controlled substance DfnfliS J.mes WkS. DtIttnj Mark 14 Hallman (marijuana) charge against Oa'%y P L,nd5ley. Deltona Vickie 6 Givens Brenda C Cullen. Dellona Beulah M Black (BONELESS PORK OR BEEF) James June, of Sanford, in flava S Gerilamo, Deltona connection with an incident Paul Standring, Delt3na CALENDAR Editor That would be true justice. . (:a s s I berry M - - .._ '' _________ S . - ________ '.. _________ - n- - _________ -. ' .'. . . . - ,, _I ''' , .. , ______ -. , .-, j' ~L4 " •...... . - Jimmie Lee Cleveland, 48, of Apt. 18 William Clark Court, Sanford, was in county Jail today on $5.(X)0 bond on a charge of leaving the scene of an accident with injuries. Henry Preston Oglesby Jr., 22, 01101 Country Club Circle, S"r'!, led $500 bond and was releases,,. from county jail after his arrest on a Volusia County warrant charging iu"ing, receiving and concealing stolen property . - * ..' ARK F..STS - - •. !.- - ___________ ,..,. '. -' ' - . ... '' . y Be The communists have also moved into some of the finest U.S. facilities that money can buy. They have taken over hospitnis, barracks and warehouses. They are uuing 10,000-loot, American-constructed runways that would make the chambers of commerce in many American cities envious. AtCamrarth Bay, they have inherited a giant. permancr.t base capable of accommodating an entire modern fleet. The piers, docks, oil tanks, wrehou.ci', ICJJaIr facilItIes and airfields make this probably the finest air base and seaport in all Asia. The Communists have also captured millions worth of planes, tanks, artillery, rifles, tons of ;urimunWon. spare parti nsl ophistIctei electronics equipment. By the tune they com p!et.' 1h* ineveit;ible, total conquest of Vietnam, tfr:. will own one of the world's most formidable weapons stockpiles all courtesy of the American taxpayers. - The tnot anguished debate going on behind the scenes, tiieanwhile, is over who should be rescued and who should be left behind among our couffi VieLmese friends. Ambassador Martin contends that all the South Vietnamese who had any dealings -with Americans should be evacuated If there is to be a mass coduc ',\ \ HOSPITAL NOTES Nightmare Vietnamese, meanwhile, abandoned an estimated $1 billion worth of military hardware along the retreat routes. the thieves took $260 in scuba diving equipment, Duguid said. Nighttime burglars broke Into the offices of HI-Acres me,, off SR-431, Forest City, via a window and ransacked offices and looted vending machines in an employe canteen area. Deputy It.L O'Dell said today that officials of the citrus processing firm haven't .1 what as taken from the offices. Deputies ssld money and merchandise was taken from the vending machines and damages were estimated at $450. . . / - emergency room for medical treatment, Seminole Sheriff's deputies - , . if we were made of gold, we'd Jus1 think probably he in Switzerland right now'" Seminole Memorial Hospital him to the ground. Johnson said one of the men demanded "the money that you have In your pocket" and took the 41 cents. Another man hit Johnson on the bead with a soft drink bottle and he was beaten about the body before the trio fled on foot south on Laurel Ave., officers reported. 0-')- '' wpik.j — "'five blocks to the police station to report the robbery and was then carried by ambulance to - Seen . . I . V Ilrs ty NuQ)WE41r*~', X V him from the rear and pushed . .,..;' - Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl, ,, - WASHINGTON A 26-year-old Sanford man reported to police last night that he was mugged by three men In a city park and robbed of 41 cents, Wayne Johnson, of 508 W. Seventh St., told patrolman Eugene Fogle that he was wnildnev In " " ''rl' rt Fourth St. and U.S. 17-92 (French Ave.) about 10 p.m. when three men approached '" For ,Asia BERRY'S WORLD -------- -------__--_--!7 - - Saigon ---- Mugged, Robbed Of Pennies Man nnn 3 Bank Robbers Killed and the 4th Circuit Court of Appeal. Th rough weeks and weeks of testimony before the house committee, McCain refused to appear, claiming he was being denied due process of law. ,"'4. . Boom He steadfastly refused to either confirm or I, WASHINGTON - (NEA) - The concept .1•SJ deny numerous charges of injecting himself into behind u &.t' '\ Vietnamese babylift, that Projections about where Americans are f criminal cases which benefitted his friends and .,. providing the children with a decent place in headed, in terms of numbers, are being revised • contributors to his election campaign. which to grow, may turn out to be hollow . in t light of recent government statistics. hyperbole for some of the tots. The fact of their Now, rather than face an impeachment From Januar) through August of last year, the proceeding, knowing th at the hard and fast being different, that Is to say nonwhite and of birth rate continued the steady decline that another culture, may haunt them and even began about 1970. Then in September, even as evidence is against him at every turn, McCain h devastate some through at least their schooling the economy begun its nosedive, the birth curve chosen the easy way out and we (the voting public) : )ears suddenly began rising and continued to rise in ., are just as much to blame as is Justice McCain. -----I ~ r_ Difference, in many U.S. schools, is almost October, November and December. 11 He's a disgrace to the judicial canon and th e another word for risk. E% en with children born In The result, according to the National Center system he was elected to uphold. \. the nation, atypical backgrounds and behaviors .. for Health Statistics, was that for the year as a Yet, here we are letting him resign as he sees tend to create problems and punishments far whole, the birth rate was up 1 per cent over 1973. fit in order to get a lifetime pension, beyond that generated by the kids who fit in. Sad The actual increase was small, however ' to say but millions of students in America are 25,000 more babies born in 1974 than in 1973 Is this right? being treated out of the ordinary merely because and pcpulatlon watchers point out that the rise This is th e second such instance we've seen of they themselves are out of the ordinary. was due to an increase in the number of women such a miscarriage of justice within our state The statistics on the matter are little of childbearing age rather than to an increase in framework of government in the past few weeks. but blunt. According to the 1970 U.S. census, the average number of children per family. (Just to refresh your memory, former nearly two million school age children (7-17) A more complete picture of U.S. population \ ' ,, education commissioner Floyd T. Christian were not enrolled in any class at the time of 'tj ~\ ~ trends Is ex pected when the National Compleaded no contest to accepting bribes, perjury and enumeration. That number, likely, could be mission for the Observance of World Population culled by a similar count st any given time. And accepting kickbacks earlier this month and as a Year, established by executive order on Jan. 17, / at that, It may be conservative: a study 1974, makes its report to the President next June. by the result was placed on seven years probation. Too, " Boston based Children's Defense Fund, on * ~ft ~ At present, the picture is a cloudy one. Last It __ 1~ _," __. because he pleaded nob contendre, he gets to keep I - . .'. . . surveys of 6,5W homes around the c(KLntry, inyear, despite the fourth-quarter upsurge in his $25,000 annual pension from the State of dicates that 5.4 per cent of kids questioned were births, the U.S. population of some 213 million Florida.) cml of school at the time polled. Had you committed some of the crimes alleged But low as that rate is, If continued it would Why' Mostly, says CDF, because the ex• to have been committed by either McCain or mean a doubling of our numbers in &bout 90 pendable kids are different. In a Christian, would you expect a slap on the wrist and years The Reds Are Coming!' summdtion of the situation, CDF reports: "If a Even so, it remains a dram atic reversal of the a health y retirement pension? child is nonwhite, or is white out not mIiciie Post-World War 11 trend. In 1956, the peak year If so, you're sadly mistaken. ci, does not speak English, Is poor, needs of the "baby boom," the U.S. growth rate tilt 3.1 As for McCain's picking his own date of special help with seeing, hearing, walking, per cent, which meant c doubling time of only 22 retirement, we feel It should be refused. He should reading, adjusting, growing up, Is pregnant or years. stand trial before the full House of Representatives married, is not smart enough, or Is too smart, On the other hand, because the number of then In many places school officials decide and be stripped of all pension benefits. women of childbearing age Is expected to Inschool is not the place for them." Perhaps if colleges and universities displayed crease by 12 per cent between now and 1980, Would you want to have a case pending before Editor, The Herald: a little more American patriotism, they would some experts ear a mini-baby boom as the th e State Supreme Court knowing that a man such RucheUe Beck of CDF says racial antagoriJms Tuesday evening, my wife and I attended the get the public support that Dr. Creech is so babies of the 1950s enter their prime child. as McCain is to ultimately decide your fate? probably account for some of the problem annual graduation exercises at Seminole Junior concerned about, bearing years. k kids In some southern schools are expelled College. We wouldn't and don't think you would eithpr. Very truly yours, All projections aside, our presently slowed McCain should either resign now and forfeit at a far greater rate than whites but the bilk Jack It. Fulenwider growth has already provided a number of Is more complex. CDF lists The main address to the class was made by any and all pension benefits or his resignation benefits to the health and welfare of all examples of kids out of school because they Dr. Glenwood L Creech, President of Florida tumed down, forcing him to stand before M4 We una nrfin 'h'". Ann+kar '-.-... . - By BOB LLOYD llerald Staff Wrfter JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) A South African security guard took 21 persons hosta ge In the Israeli consulate, killed tv'o persons and wounded at least 33, then surrendered early today 21 h!r's. 1iávrn'iótter, a 26-year..old Jew who fought for Israel in th e 1973 Arab-Israeli war, said he had a grievance against the Israeli government. He said he wanted to be flown to Israel to talk to Premier Yitzhak Rabin. First police reports said ix terrorists had taken over Olt: fifth-floor consulate Monday. Officials said th ey did not correct the report until after Protter surrendered because he threatened to kill all th e hostages lilt became ; ,4V ~ - ...~ Tasks-we-wouldn't-like department. Trying to tell an auto buyer why he must pay 5O0rnore thanj neignixr paid ror inc same Jalopy a few weeks ago Sanford WORLD Takes 21 As Hostages J Schools Next Foe .- - - IN BRIEF African Security Guard . ,:., .. .::W Next event we can look forward to is scheduled for May 30 at 10 a.m. when the dedication for the Central Florida Zoo will occur. The official opening is set to take place the Congratulations to all who had a part in staging a successful Greater Sanford Regatta. All of - Aug. proceeds went to the Central FlorIda Zoological Society about $3,000, we're told. That's very good for the first time around and leads one to believe it has the potential of being a very big promotion icr the future, If had some bleachers set up on the beach, and maybe a more ex(enslve amplification system more people would be able to see and understand what's going on during the races. These are offered purely as ,constrictive' suggestions and not meant as negative criticisms, please. I only hope that next year's will be twice as big and..and, that we don't wait until the last minute to start laying the groundwc'k for same. r---- ... - H it On Head '/11th Soft Drink Bottle - I . ..., - Around The Clock Who says you can't turn back the hands of time? If you had been one of the approximately 70 or so fun-loving Sanford Rotarians at the Mayfair Country Club this past Friday, you'd have sworn you actually were back In the "Roaring 20s". Quit- a few of the revelers were attired In the apprcpriste attire of that era and will be featured in a pictorial display on our Women's Pages later this week. This certainly will be one of those tunes when it is necessary to read the cut lines cause some of the faces will appear familiar, but with the Twenties' clothing it changes their appearance. All-in-all, a good time was had by all (and for those Rotarians who did nct show up sorry, but jially missed a good time!) --'- But the milita ry experts insist they don't have the capability to evacuate them all. Only close collaborators and Vietnamese with vital security information should be removed, the military men argue. Otherwise, the United States may get tx)ggcd down in evacuation effort that could turn Into a military action, , , Sanford Christian School Fund Raising _,_' . - 14 L Ann The United States has searched in vain, meanwhile, for new homes for the Vietnamese refugees. Only Taiwan has offered to take some of them. Japan, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines and (flier Asian nations that crc Informally sounded out have refused to accept the refugees. — WEATHER ____________________________ lb Even in the United States several governors and congresnen have put through quiet calls to the Pentagon saying they don't want any refugees to swell the unemployment and welfare rot's In thti.r tates. Footnote: The intelligence rporls from Salgor disclose that Nguye,i Van Thicu, during the last days of his preideney, kept looking for an American miracle to save him. He was quoted in the intelligence teports as assuring his ministers that "the Americans can work miracles." When no miracle was (orthcoming, he we-it into seclusion and brooded Over the U.S. failure III rt'ut' him at the last minute. lie turned In. reastngly sour and resigned with a bitter blast at the United Stat's. a Yesterdays high 91 lgs ,, thi morning ,A Partly cloudy and continued warm through Wednesday with chance of afternoon or evening thunder showers Highs in the upper lOt and low SOs Lows mostly in the upoer Os Variable mostly ti lhCfy WIll, 5 10 t t mph dminihIng (lain tonight probability Xl per ceo, through Wednesday Extended Forecasts Thursday through Saturday Florida Pinin sula — Warm and mostly sunny. Chance of a few slwers mostly north porlion Highs mainly in the lOs 1 ows In the lOt except 70s Keys and Southeast coastal si:tors t'iaytorj Bea:h tides for Wedcm. 1213 pm; POgh ne ILVV 59 a m • 6 01 p m , Port Canaveral high 11:41 a m, pm low 5 41 a m - 537 o m 'P - - - Har m El m Que Dinner - Eva B Johnson, Deltona Wadhika Anne Jones. Deltona Paula N Johnson. Longwo(xl (Trlo5 B Srnth, Longwo od Pal,ic'a A l4ettelblcjt, Oria,'do Pamela J Marino, Orlando Virginia P. Drun.wrigrt. ,nIrr p ' Saturday May 3 -- I 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 P.m. _____________ At Lake Golden 1 YOURS 1 51401? Swings - -_ DISCHARGES ___ ________ _ SanfordMarilyn Sue Gilmore A. boy Theo Letoisrnau Dan: U W,lton al iryn % 13tle ESt'r M Alkint Albert Gates Melba .1 Bach Anne-tie lee Mackall Lilli an E tilckmon Mary E Jameson Berta B Harriett O viol, Eii:abe$n Sr,oenpu n Emmy Dklpfio. DBary Evelyn L Morgan. Deltona Gledt P Stevens, D9Itofla Sylvia I Henderson. Lake Monroe Louise C Semmel, Oranç- -Dispos _ !I__ I M001L77 Slain. n -- - " r p. outomtc 7CV,fWt9 OCP'o'i 5'WrvICI .I•flCPI•tte 534,95 I-S-I Adbwtiml s,Hlc,*,.,r.at,, AL PORZIG PLUMBING I (AIRPORT RECREATIONAL AREA) $200 Tickets EA. Available at Touchion Drugs, the school or at the gate. . i I i Ph. 322 3110 705 :? All Proceeds Co To The Sanford Christian School S. FCflCh Sanford I ____ - '.-.-_- ...s--' • .---- - __ - , -_ . -._ -- - -_-__ -,._ ' - _ g-t % - --:_ r.=,--- r__..-ç.-=.A.'_'_ i'•.' .. - --_ -r--_ ---q' . -_,-_-_ -' _ -W5 -- - 't • - 16~ -'-- --• . .-, _ -_-._ --_ _ -- -ç' _ -, _ -._ . .-_ A-.--'--_S_ -""-- ,' --------, - . -- _-_-_ ._ r • •'L, . 'Thu_-_L'i_-_ _ -., - ------ • '' -_ '" - - r' -._-,_-_ ,_ '__ '' '-----, --.--_. _____ -- - -_ -•- ___ -_ ._ -_ -_-. - -ç_- ''__ �__ ___________ ___ _________ __ - • . - -. . ______ ___________ :';.- I _______ . ____ -. - ___ - oA-Evening Herad, Sanford, FL U Tuisday, April 29, --• •--- aaf!;I 0t ? Sc!,, Fiberglau Boat _______________ ______-- PrrlaQeh btenfsledagansl you ____ NOTICEOFSHERIFFSSALE (4 nos. Florida. reti?onec, and tIe OrantCounty, FIoida.upon a final tt 30 - Pub11h .prIt 29. May 6. 13.. 1975 with the CleI of the imefh te tied estyIedCOurtOnOrbefOre the — • • AI111 NJ1 0t o'iIri ____ - u - Everyone has noticed that a _____________ _______• ___________ ______ CL!J e 7 92 TABLEWY. RENT U S IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOIC COUNTY FLORIDA CASE NO. 7S.129.CAD4-D lnr The Mari-iaeo4 RONPiIIIF K CIEMMONS Petitioner arid e. RICHARD G CLEMMONS. Respondeni HUSband. AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT Flotidi more particularly described as fottow the furniture furnishini futures inventory stock in trede rugs IInoIejmardanyandalIOther locatei at 927 No Semoran CassCiberry. Florida. former location of Dewey Taylor S Ca P•t Wtreniuse Inc suciuding i, Rug Mats lsample) on where ycur friends are' 24 Hour Nursing Care For ' ° • Privaue uailen ts VA -M edICaIu Out Patient Therapy Ph 322 677 Sanford, Fla 91 E 2nd 51 ___________________________________________________ 117 Ru Samples with holders 701 loose various ctlored ,samples ' p, TO RICHARD 0 CtEMMONS 1 Black & Chrome Rack Re5sdrrcc Unc..i 1 Channel Maste, lereo with YOU ARE NOTIFIED thIt an three cpeakers are reouired to serve a copy of your 1100 A M ar en an ii OPEN DAILY CAM Sm By 3M . .. - FIt,,kia 37750. and file the orsonal County Courtho.." in Sanford. with tPe Clerk of the above tyIed Florida. the ab -. 0fscribed Court at the SerfliflOIeCOUnit niI propr. ,roperty being . . . Months - Eacellen? For Gardens. ROWS, Tomatoe African Vioieti. J E,tecutlon. 5e Carmine U. Bravo. Esg. KORMAN 1. BRAVO. PA. Longwod. Fla. 32750 Publish. AprIl 72.29. May 6. OEM 131 AndSaveAt Ia C itt Florida I • , ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT oc 5 EIGHT E JU ICI . CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR . 1 - . ____ , ______________ 1 .7 ____ ._. ' - - / -- Vi ---- --- -• __________ ij— _.1 .Ii_ ATSANFORDSSINGERAPpR0VELJ DEALER YOU'LL FIND, SEWING MACHINES, VACUUM ctpans the headliners, door - the equipment and materials to clean any type of fabric. In ... abos eLa St.ary O'Da y, tnanager r olution that bilngs back the ew look to the dirtiest and most neglected of cars. defects. toy sewing machines, scissors, her work. She designs and summer specially priced RIght now at the Singer used sewing machines and creates for both women and classes for teens. Call 323-6861 Approved Dealer you can many other notions to help you men. boys and girls. and for more Information receive a 2, per cent discount produce a professional locking especially enjoys making Start off the summer with the hand washed before waxing. The wax is hand applied for a better coverage that gives attention to the spots on your 755and758. Theyalsocarry the ment. On badly oxidized Singer Approved Dealer also any school Interested in using machine. Stopbyandsee Mary Dealer and see for yourself how In addition to Singer specially trained to do someof know how to sew but wish to sew." — Route 42 AUTO PARTS __________________ AND ACCESSORIES PROBATE NO. 7S.103CP Ph.365.3241 I. vI.do GARDEN LAWN & - - - -. - ,L J.J ____ •__ . / iPAINT . _____ - - 1 - --.is-.i.d __ -ri . • à.siL . - - . --- III glow ha) gives it ft.W " lnôk . - . . th Iwant those JUMPING JACKS. 1-24YearO$ds an if I rred lo present any ,. , WILLIAM S PERCY. efc., it aI. : ctiS : today You'll be pieasanttj surprised. r NOTICE OFSU. I:WiIiiamS. deceased late of Seminole County. . Percy, a k a Wilt . Percy and Florida, to the Clerk of the circ'it Marilyn S. Peccy.L wife. w Court and fIle the same In duplicate '-.c :.; RESIDENCE UNKNO N and as pqoIeo in Section 732.36. , . $ EZPayments Open Daily FrI 9-ó Sorry - Ph. 831.7252 390 Lonçwood Plaza Doutl ue •• ... -- - . . ...,. - .----- . ''.. .; - - - -- - -. •.-- -------. - ' - a -' - - C . . C Seminole County Florida -. - AttamonteSpringsl3l.4534 . . . • auv MIRROR F ,.... .r P.'. Ask the man who wears one'! Officer As Eppcjto, TEST ff0 OSLIGATION- den Berg Gi I. Burke PA at tlOFConecSreet • Pct Office Ro 793. Orlando. Florida 3ThO and file the or.gral °S:fl,:'d Florida 32771 AID - . - -w w - ,i S Lscata fl2 8200 ipIIwcv,jt . - - - BILLINGS ANTIQUES "They do it all!" That's the as well as Carrier room air on someone else for service. pilance, then wait no longer, motto at Geneva. Heating, air conditioners. They handle They strive for same day There's a place in Sanford conditioning, appliance sales Whirlpool e'td Admiral ap. service and their long list of where every day is a sale day, and service. Moran has been piiances. Mr. Moran is sold on satisfied customers attest to wIth everday low prices that servicing appliances since 1947 the Whirlpool line of ap. theIr success In this endeavor. . . 4 Houseful- Furniture A Glassware ETHEL BART . -- .ir . .4V, - . MEAT JEIVJl I venlencc nt performance to L your kitchen. Geneva takes pride in the fact - I 'IFJI 't DAY IS SALES DAY AT GENEVA HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING r - j - Road Sanford We do accept food stamps Fold Down -Awnings - MOBILE HOME -: - ______ I ' 834.0600 Ou 5th V L J( 6 !jUVOM6 f I tilL -_I__-I 1461 SEMINOLA BLVD. [ " Al' CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA -- -_-J _ -".'. - MILLER - location since February John factory service representatIves are eager to show you is the all to get it in shape for the sum Hill joined Geneva in Februar for Amana Whirlpool, Carrier, new glass top stoves by met Drop in and see Eddie or - 232 S. HIGHWAY 17-n - , . . '- IMIlISouffiof4Mon17.92inCass.lberry Park Ave., In the Plaza Owned between the two. This makes warranty, and some Items contInuously. So don t delay by Edwaru Moran and John them familiar with older ap carry a 2 year warranty on any longer getting that major -. ___ .i_ . "1 -' '- Choice of Round Dinette Sets, Eachhas4chairs&aleaf ' Model Train Scenic As'essories I " Scale JapaneseDoilinGlassCas. - COLLECTABLESC CHINA C GLASS . - .—.. t, -.. .,-...,. ______ .. _____________ #flLL O)'tOIIU ___ ___ ___ - ' — REPAIRS By Elaine PlCharde holdapubilchears-tgat PM. Deputy Clerk hI soon fhereafter as potsiie May6 1320 197$ 5 optionodnoceby .= i - - - - - - I - - - - FREE ESTIMATES. GLASS - like commonse sense to keep it run better when it is clean. Clean for the cleaning of its I L rfl tlS' Service 2 c'ean anu spar.'Ing. It gIyes as iife.—ADV. That place I Geneva Heating work for 30 years. making a than a Whirlpool," he says. Geneva Heating & Air Con / - II,I;v & i. . A %, uriu - Our Specialty SANFORD -... -. . : V - .j . 2*S$SanfordAve. __________________________ ACLEANCARISAHAPPYCARWI'IHAHAPPYOWNER -. p. . jJJflJJJJJJ,Q_,kCJJJUJJJJ)RIUJJIUJJJJ.JJ...0 Ph. 323-7990 All Kinds . sale to buy some rnajo - ap- . . . v - INTERSTATE MALL MarilynSPercy,hswfe,andtoall c:Ienda; monthsfromthetimeof • and IS. of the Public Records 4 - - '' 323.3IH 323.7710 ________________________ I ' ij £ 'i WALLETS JEWELRY -ELT BUCKLE t3INGO FEEDS ,'i -- . • .,. . —... : 1rJnas 1I 'I *11 partIes cia ml seVenestsby, Florida Statutes. In thlr off ices In any right title or interest in the real same will be barred property herein describ-.d Flied at Sanford FlIr da this 2II - - HATS-SPURS LEATHER GOODS - - 'r I'! EQUIPMENT dece sod __________________________________ . 1nT1TI1 _T1TTbTIYt*11 NOTICETOCREDITORS SADDLES. GUN BELTS 5R22's Filed CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE HAPPY RUSH COUNTY. FLORIDA. t H8e & RuLe n A vrr' I.4JTT IM I nOe1 - 4,-7 Iki ii --.- jumping JIJCIS eL Ph 2lO Mignolsa Ave ..) Park Ave For Quotes - 1J l . ' I - . -. . - I __________ , Do,i t hold r.e back 'WALLPAPER I i I :::: :: ::i 111714) $w314 AUTO - -- •MIRRORS nit DtLUJ1, For Every t'u(poe . I ru TaftAy, - i 202 _____ • ;----- .. , •ART SUPPIIc ••.. ____ /. r'... ',. ,1#: . ' 425.3 \\ I ________ ______ - t J25N6 *finih with the wax as is done are thinking of keeping the old drive a clean, shln!ng car and job" T,k of it as "suto with the ordinary method. The bus a little longer than we used as we observed in the begin. groomina" Pamper your car a . '.—. __ applied before waxing. instead ADV. . I business In Boston before rnovIrtg t0Flor Id a ., years ago. . •, Hecleans cars vansand pickup . I ' trucks. For $30 Ken will give you his complete auto groom' which Includes shampoalng the .A Interior washing waxing and steam.cleaning the engine j . n wan fhe corn- Y ._-. plete grooming. you can bring j ur vehicle in for just a wash, ' ,wax, an interior shampoo or tI engine cleaned. Any car -- . brought In f'r a waxing is ______ automically washed as part of P-'' the job - i II. _ ' ________ 1 __________________ . -. • - makes the difference. Singer Dealer carries Singer vacuum a beauti(u: job at custom has beginning and advanced machines carry a lifetime cleaners, sewing baskets, dressmaking Including sewing classes, plus special' written guarantee of the sewing custom ordered buttons and designing and alterations. She stretch-n-sew Classes, mens And Iili t±YL.!J I ____ _____ house your machine, some of makes of sewing machines and estimates. DEM-117 3. ________ _______ any other brand. Singer quality, Singer design, Singer in. wise a Iudgment tray be entered tmatlon svallable from the Civil against you for the relief demanded Division of the Seminole County in DIC Petition Sheriff's Department. WITNtSSmytsndandthes,aIuf That saId sale Is being made to 8y Joy Stokes start wIth a Singer so take a trip o unger Mpproveu aer located at 210A East 1st in beautiful downtown Sanford. Singer Approved Dealer Is owned by Mr. J. B. Powell, and managed by Sanfords Mary O'Day . nger, ..e wor s avor e brand, symbolizes sewing machine leadership since 1851. Singer makes a broad range of machlne for every purse and every purpose Stnger sewing machines have the highest resale value so your cost Is Model for model. Singer sewing 21st day of Ma-i Carmine U. Bravo. Esg.. of the law , hlQhest bidder. for cash, subject firm of kORMAPI & BRAVO. PA, toy and all eiisting leiris, at the Arthur H Beckwllh Jr ______ __ ______ II? Years Experi.nc. 3622 LE,SANFORD g, ) ______ g ___ _ ________ ' ORNAMENTAL FAbRICATION , 'i I!! I OPEN HnMPOO tnclut1In Tuesday, April 21, 197S-7A L& , )JDeBary AUTO $ u — __________________ Eve,tng Herald, Sanford, FL CASE NO. 7$753CAM.E __ wth " Ttw.e - , - .'-' III- ______________________________ p— —- w w- Long Distance And! ocal 14 Years Experience ___---j- _____ - • / a Pet Supplses a Annuals .Vegetable Plants * ____ - âk '' TEi,V&1d('E PRIVATE BANQUET FACILITIES SHEQATO'4 HOTELSAMOTOR NNS WORLDWIDE SERVICE ONEGOIl AVENUE * I 4 & STATE ROUTE 44 SANFORD FLA 4 two hours from Paris by car or train It can also be reached by sea from automatIcally . m )41m451_ WHIRLPOOL 2IHR SERVICE SAIES& SERVICE Ph 323 5434 1205 Park Ave __V Sanford — I _ -r - $249 5o ____ Notice i hereby given that the AN OQOINANCE OF THE CITY flUII J IMAUU FEED STORE My 7. 1975, in the City Hall at DEUNATION AND DEMOLITION II 30 AM Iii -dtn to consider a OF DILAPIDATED UNSANITARY on Shredders Phone 322.2624 Sanford, orida ____________________________________________ 200N_Holl_Ave_Ph_322-0225Sanford V ' deor6e b b ''' (êri Setback raqujomants in SR P P E S C P I B I N 0 T H c as loratt.d at III Escamba Ave F1 BUY DIREC r FROM THE . PPFtCPIRING PENALTIES FOP ( LI ., orhia.fcralIpersnOe'triricti 410 George Ave., MaiLland Office C1eh Str1t * SANFORD STORE ONLY .,. Dieepe YOU will find . welcominq hosts, and some very nice places to \ — s 1 , lodgl g d full u ii tractors, tillers Accessories & equipment • . can eat OV : Theree Our Fresh : - ... II -,_•Ii ' a : \ \ _________________ cooking cotrsel They are t o _____ - I • - $999 ( Boird of Adjustment of the City of THISNOTiCEIstob.p.eiishedIn SantordwiIidaScrctaiMeetin _________________________________• a the EVENING HERALD, * INOEr-ii . "p.' _________________________________________ --_-- * . f)jff i* 101 71. less itt 7 fiie v & 5. 25 øf )97$ of 54JU CITY O LAtE i,UiPf, ,' GnLrrnet S'i,'f5cd rek,tr,tpecWchiIydesrrlhad eastman. rity ac inted as 1106 C 5451* i P'arr*d Use cf ttw. Prcc-e ty GARY U MASSFY [ PI,blithAp'iI 39th, 197$ r Pubhh: April29, 197$ .. i._ . i, - HOME FACTORY AUTHORIUD i I if ', 7'p I I ROOF -_ L.i - COATING Only Authorized EASTLANDSHOPPING CENTER J -_ L I * The fabulous &iiena tractor wIth tiller pictured above. GrMt f O r any iarge jo - -- , * * Wtite& Patterns GoodthruMiy3l 323858O . * - - __ - - - ___- _ -_ - _- ___-'-- _- __-- _______-_- ____________________________________________ ________ . - : _ ----- we work faster. Get help! -------.._. : ''-_-- • — OPENT r- ____- _________________ -.... Emergency Service _ - ____________ a-. PH 322 8865 forbalmy Ph.uO :S a s lii _____________ notice. IT • % II • also offer all modes of transportation. Tickets prepared in a moment's * PH. 830.1102 or 6Th3346 12 you've got trouble' Cal' us, OF ORLANDO INC., 574 OFF - - * --- - - • -- -- - -- - ----- -. ... ____________ �=111111111: ~ . __ $A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. `_ • "` ~ 7 11110 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ___________________________ _____ Am _____________ Tuesday. April 2#, ins McClellan Questions Evacuation Policy E LELSi.JFE ________________________________________ I Viet Refugees Heading For icy IPJel' co --e - -- ----_!11111111111111111111111 in States II TUESDAY By The Auoctaltd Press Force Base in Florida. was launched. "They can't speak English as of Monday and compassionate than some 12,800 were want to find homes for the refu. spur. The welcome awaiting thouThe announcement drew cool In Niceville, Fla., where the and they have no trade," the evacuated to the Philippines, gees. Perhaps the harshest cr111. other areas," he said. sands of Vietnamese refugees reactions in the three states, refugees are expected to arrive male caller said. "1 would like 1,700 to Wake Island and 23,400 "But there Is another feeling In California, where almost cism came from Rep. Burt L. being br ought to the United 1 have serious questions at Egli1i on Wednesday, the b. to round them up and send them to Guam. 1,000 refugees have arrived at Talcott, fl-Calif., whose district that, damn it, we have too many States apparently will be a gen- about the policy we're pursuing cal reaction was dismal, back." Deputy assistant secretary of Camp Pendleton, Gov. Edmund includes Camp Roberts near Orientals." erally chilly one, in the ev"uation program," "We have one of the highest According to a recent Harris "We should be at the airport state for congres&onal rela- Brown Jr. sharply criticized San Luis Obispo. lie said in Three military bases will said Sen Jcv,n L. McClellan D. unemployment rates ever, and and not let those refugees off tions, Samuel Goldberg, said 'haphazard" federal plans to Washington that he was poll, 56 per cent of Americans temporarily house the refugees Ark., chairman of the Senate a recession that's going into a the plane," said one female that the refugees would later be relocate, even temporarily, the "pleased to announced" that questioned supported the during a period of 90 days or Appropriations Committee, depression," said one local called "because we're going to settled in all parts of the thousands of homeless war vic- neither Roberts nor Camp San mercy flights of Vietnamese more. a Pentagon spokesman 'The ,Cniwress should have resident who called a radio have to feed them." :ms in the Stak. .MiS 01)1500 will be use'1 to or 1,,ans , thL country. Th tr. a nnounced Monday. The bases tcc :,itcd more fully be- station talk show, "Now, I'm The federal government said poll said 32 per cent opposed the lie said California cannot af. shelter the refugees. 1k said the State Department are Camp Pendleton, Calif., Ft. fore such a massive refugee going to have to pay for them, that about 38,000 refugees had is encouraged by the response ford more unemployment"Generally my district was flights and the rest were UnUhaf fee, Ark., and Eglin Air program of Vietnamese people too, been evacuated from Indochii of volunteer organizations that which the refugee influx would more positive, understanding certain. IM V r1w Missionaries Beh'in d ,; - .1 i i KeTugees upseT ~ qw—a", w ~ 3, - , * - - 1' ;_ V _-1.~_F_f. =..:-- ,- ;,i, p , I ?'il '', Florida Community N ICEV1I.I.E, Fla. Al — handle base at ouon Wcdne&- calkrs were critical. 4 Many local residen ts don't like day, said Maj. Lester Smith, "We ha ve one of the highest ..' --• the idea of 20,000 Vietnamese base information director. l3ase unemployment rates ever, and _# / SAIGON (AP living on a nearby Air Force officials were su rveying th72 a recession Ut's going into a They're Nang and Nba Trang. , staying. base and say they wonder how square mile installation for depression," said one caller. "I watched Saigon rangers .. Th ousands of others are bail, shooting up the streets of Da / America will support Its newest sites to place tent camps. "Now, I'm going to have to pay ing ou t of a collapsing Saigon. Na ng," said Paul Quinn-Judge, It was uncle what wo ul refugees. ar d be for them, too. But a few young Americans in a Quaker, who will stay in Sait, "Many of the people here are done with the refugees after "They can't speak English missionary work say they're gon with his wife, Sophie. upset," Mayor Randall W ise of they arrive at the base but i and they have no trade," th t.aying put. Niceville said late Monday. was believed they 1lI even- male caller said. "I would like' ''' The Quakers are living in a "We have tal ked about "They want to know what we're tually be resettled throughout to round them up and send them I for years," said Max Ediser, 28, small houzc at the cr4 of an going to do with 20,000 people. the country. back," from Turpin, 0kb., who works alley in northern Saigon. "We "1 told them to stay cool until "We have heard nothing (rem A female listener said she with the Mennonite Central intend to keep the alley gate •1 •p we get more Information." the federa! government or the "hasn't been this mad since the IF Committee. "We could never ocked and our doors bolted if ' Tlic Pentagon announced basc commander," said Wise, ERA." ---the worst comes," said Claudia ' come up wi th a definite answer. earlier Monday that three mayor since 1173 of this town of "We should be at the airport a,,. Now we realize that having Krich, whose parents, Percy military in- 8,000 people. , American and not Let those refugees off talked of love to our Viet- and Rita Krich, live In Bayside, stallations, Including nearby In nearby Fort Walton Beach, the plane," she said, "because namese people, and told them " I', Eglin Air Force Base, will about 20 people called radio we're going to har, to feed The Quakers made their decinot to yield to fear or ignorance, receive about 20,000 refugees station WFTW during a talk them" we cannot leave them in this sion to stay last month. 'Me 7bese South Vietnamese children wait In food line while the fate of Sr-Igon Is sealed by heavy mortar each from war-ravaged South dww to discuss th,- refugee But another caller supported hour of need. So we are group was assigned to a rehabi. attacks by the North Vietnamese. For them, this may be the last phase of the war which has left their Vietnam. controversy. Talk show host the arrival of the refugees. litation center at Quang Ngai country destroyed. staying." The first arrivals are ex- Carl Shelenberger said about 80 "We need people like this. Two other Mennonites re- province. pected at the Florida Pan- per cent of the unidentified This is what the country is maining with Ediser are James founded on," the male caller' Kiassen, from Kansas, and said. "If we forget this and for. Luke Mann, from Pennsylvaget what this nation Li made of ma. All speak Vietnamese. of all different nationalities, 1 , . A few other Americans, in!9 think we're just kidding owcluding some newsmen and a selves. : businessman or two, are dehatGRANDE ISLAND, Philip- American news organizatloas. start a new life." them. The Vietnamese include Food for the refugees is flown into tents erected by the U.S. The first edition ing whether to remain in South pines (AP) "We plan to run it off on a The Vietnamese have begun doctors, engineers and profes- in three times a day by U.S. Marines, Vietnam's capital after the U.S. of a Vietnamese newspaper duplicating machine," said the English classes and are attend- sional people. Many of them Navy helicopter from nearby U.S. officials say the camp Embassy finally closes its called New Life comes out to- Vietnamese camp commander, ing movies on the American worked for American govern- Cubi Point Nava! Air Station. will only hold about 5,000 but day on this tiny Island in Subic who like all Vietnamese on the way of life. doors. ment organizations or U.S. Two-mile-square Grande others talk of a maximum of President Ducmg Van Minh Bay. Island asked that his name be itlost of them were smuggled firms. Island Is a holiday resort for the 10,000. early Tuesday ordered all Its circulation will be about withheld for fear of reprisals out of South Vietnam aboard U.S. Navy, with swimming The officials are vague about Americans assigned to the U.S. 5,000.its f*aders refugees flown against relatives still In Saigon. U.S. Air Force planes without "Many of them have brought pool, barbecue pits, sandy how long the refugees will stay allacbe's office out of the coun- here from Saigon for processing "We've formed a camp corn- oi'icial exit visas. They had two U.S. dollars and gold," said the beaches and softball fields. The on Grande Island or where they try withiq 24 bDur-A and govern- before being flow-n on to the mittee, with separate sections precious assets: American island's administrator and dep- refugees, who-have been arrlv- will go from here, ment soarces' In' Wasblnjtàn United States, for sec'u'ity, health, public rela- friends and money, uty commander, It. Cdr. Rob- ing at the rate of about 2,000 a "Some will start moving out said the emergency evacuation The editors and staff are for- tions and administration," be Moat were sponsored by ert Strath, 43, of Lynwood, Ca- day, rifled up the hotel the Navy almost Immediately," said of Americans from here would mer Saigon journalists, In- said. "We feel that after 24 Americans and a number of hf. "We are making sure no one used as a rest and recreation Strath. "They'll go as quickly be carried out by helicopters. duding some who worked for hours rest, we are now ready tl their sponsors traveled with rips them off." center and then were moved as we can move them forward," Fewer than 1,000 are still here, compared with 5,000 just three weeks ago. 11#;: But Ediser', Kiassen and Marin have made up their minds. So have Claudia Krlch and her CA husband Keith Brinton obe American Friends Service Committee, which has opposed the war for years. TAN SON NHUT AIR BASE, Navy carriers offshore. Two Viet Cong rockets whisstaying. At V2 Saigon (Al') Dark rain Wrecked and burned mo tied overhead and exploded be. ' "We know there It some dan. louds began billowing up In the torcycles littered the entrance hind the compound, sending ger," said Claudia, a pert brusouthwest as hundreds of to the compound. Marines and evacuees diving nette in her early 20s. "But we SAIGON AP) Vietnamese While the Vietnamese fought .., mericans were brought In bus American cars were crashed for the pavement. feel we can do some good after- desperate to get out of Saigon the Embassy guards and each ' caravans to Tan Son Nhut Air- into ditches, some with winwards." ahead of the Communists other, U.S. Marine helicopters As word of the evacuation base for evacuation from Viet- dows shot out. One was left with some government offiBy 'afterwards" Claudia clawed their way today over the were lifting more than 50 evacspread, its motor running, lights on and nam. meant what appears to be the 10-foot wail around the U.S. uees from the roof of the Emcials telephoned The Associated V Vietnamese g uards fired at doors open. Others with U.S. Press office to ask if they could inevitable Viet Cong and North Embassy despite the barbed bassy building to carry them to the first bus at the gates and Embassy markings were be evacuated. Vietnamese takeover of the wire atop It. U.S. Navy ships waiting off one report said some Vietnam- parked helter-skelter on the city. American Marines and ar' Coast. Four buses drove around Salse ese passengers were wounded. baSouth "We don't have any special med American ci vilians used Vietnamese guards gon picking up American, EuACrOSS the stree t, soldiers, . Hundreds of South Vietnamknowledge about the future," pistol and rifle butts to fired into the air to halt civIlian ropean and Vietnamese evacamese trypolice arid teen-age youths were soldiers carrying weapons cars said Brinton, 30, ,A hose parents, the fingers of Vie tn trying to drive Into the converged on the base, Arthur and Kate Brinton, live in ing to climb over the embassy stripping and stealing the compound. L When they stopped, VietnamLudlow, Vt. "We know a lot of gate. The M ar ines in their scores of abandoned Embassy "We want to go, too!" Americans arriving with ese families carrying small people who are against the battle gear pushed all the cars. shouted a jeepload of armed Vietnamese friends hustled traveling bags would run up Saigon government. Maybe people they could reach off the They were calmlT picking These terrified women and South Vietnamese rangers as them past nervous South and try to push onto the buses, some of them are Viet Cong. We wall, but the mass of people was door locks and rigging the igiii.. children huddle in dugouts one bus pulled into the airport. Vietnamese checkpoint of- A few got on but many were left so great that scores got over. lion wires so they could get during shelling of don't fear the Viet Cong." Armed U.S. Marines pushed ficlals. Saigon prior i.chind. Some jumped and landed on them started, The Americans say they do to attempting es'ai.'uatlon with and hit Vietnamese trying to Vietnamese military officers Two Vietnamese army coinfear that Saigon soldiers might the barbed wire, cutting themAmerican newsmen who had Americans ordered to leave get inside the U.S. defense at- with their familica tried to rids changed from their unitake advantage f a breakdown selves In countless places. A been taken to Tan Son Nhut South Vietnam by President tactic's compound where those squeeze past the American Ma. forms into civilian dress beside ~ of order In the city and go on a middle-aged man and a woman airport earlier in buses could Ford. being evacuated w'iited for the rine and civilian guards but if bus carrying ,iewsmen, then rampage, as was the case in Da lay Weeding on the wire. not be evacuated from there helicopters coming from U.S. were stopped at gunpoint. pushed their way aboard, Stay , (21) Nova (35) Victory At Sea (44) Braves Baseball 9:00 (6) Hawaii Five-0 (13) Westbrook . -' . w;+I . - 1 UI1•1I I DEAR DR. LAMB 1 have a hiatal hernia, and my diet Vxchides most liquids, such as jui ces, carbonated sodas, co ffee and tea. I am also very co nstipated, which I think may be caused by the lack of liquids in ny body. I do drink two to t hree glasses of milk mill-, a mlav and I nci' solir cream, cream cheese, and other dairy prod ucts which may also tend to bind me. EreryIme I move my bowels I feel a str ain on my heart. I don't wan t to take laxatives too '. .. - . . . '., ..- - -...- U.S. Embassy often. I'm 60 years old. Can you recommend a mild laxative and how ofte n I can ta ke it? Also, what other beverages can I take' - - DEAR READER There is nothing wrong wi th Increasing your water intake. A hiatal her nia, her nia of a por tion of the stomach through an enlarged hole in the diaphragm, doesn't mean you can't eat a fairly normal diet. What you need to do is eat smaller meals and have maybe five meals a day. That way you don't overload your stoma ch. The limi ta tion of the fluids you mentioned Is an effort to prot ect you from excess acid digestive juice formation or the additi on of acid as in fruit juices. Y ou could drink more milk if you liked. A weak lemonade mIght not bother y ou. I hope you are getting enough fresh fruits and vegetables, or If not that you take vi tam in C regula rly. Your diet restrictions no d oubt ha ve caused you to eliminate bulk or roughage. - Iii - ' i- lwz : 1 .,p UVdU3L .. MWILL - A birthstone for each of her loved ons, -, -se _______ 4W V - r V -•.• ,iV - ' V Ring .1 tile'. Ct.suom t rod' Heidi up to 7 :en ,n II karat quid. W9i 2 dur'iondt and I tpnthetic ttoi, $59.95. - - 1. - loch odd't'onol synthetic Each gef'utne Eich domond. $15. - - V - VVVr V 1001 COMNI-1641 WAYS it er, bT - V V TO !UY -- - V V --V - - V -#'s . ,. J 9:15 O:3C LIVE A LITTLE III III ~1 PI 4 t. -._i "! r v (R) - STEAL A LOT LOT _____ / Starts Wed,, 'Sheba Ba y # , 'Bamboo Gods Ill III MILLIONS, You don't need to. A bowl of cereal at breakfast would be helpful. Using rea l whole wheat bread, not jus t brown colored bread or w hite bread, would be useful If you eat enough rougha ge (tail)' and increase your fl ui d int normal, you may do a lot for yo ur bo wel problems. - - - 1 don't know what you mean by feeling the strain on your heart, but It is true that diffi cult bo wel movements can aff ect the heart. They may set off po werf ul irregularities of the heart In some people. I have seen more than one case of individuals wi th a rece nt heart at ta ck who have died during the strain of a bowel movement. Also, straining is not a good thing 'or your hiatal hernia. Increased intra abdominal pressur e will force the stomach through the enlarged hole, or will squeeze out the acid rumterial in the stomach into the lower esophagus. You want to avoid bo th. So. 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P — i . ABC's annual stetement hadn't increased at all, and ( heshowwasbeingrenewedfor notes that the broadcast remained at last year's $80 next season. division, for 1974, showed gross million before ta xes? 8-8:30 CBS, 6001) TIMES, earnings of $,28l,OQ0, up 8 per 1)1 A I. ING A HO IJ N I): Rerun. J. J,'s career as an cent from the preceeding year. Gregory Peck has succumbed artist is about to take off. And Au accompanying sta tement to the lure of TV commercials. so is the model. It puts a noted: "We were disappointed, Very lucrative, especially if you damper on his career. J. J. is uui is.ir uuuiencv growth in can't get your price anymore hired by the pretty young wife recent years was tem porar ily for films. .. It didn't ta ke ABC of a neigh bo r to paint 'er in interrupted with the In. program departm ent !ong to the nude. James and Florida troduction of the 1974 fall decide that "Baretta" be longs are stunned, won't permit It sched'ile and we moved im- on the air and in a new time since J. J. plans to use the mediately to correct the pe riod . Switched from Fridays apartment as the studio, situation." It noted that to Wednesdays, the Robert Everything finally works out, ri.c cn,ra,l •, .. .1.I ¶1 in,,l 1.. .4. ...,..I Ii,... IL.. Frederick S. Pierce was named PInIi.s am Sig JVUU% u wur to replace Waiter Schwartz as rating after wee ks in the low 20s suspicions of her husband . ABC Television president. Can first time a nd 32nd in the 8-8:30 NBC, ADAM-U, "Dana you imagine what would have Nielsens for the week. ABC Had," Rerun. Raise one more happened If the gross profi ts immediately announced that stripe for fern li b. Jo Ann I 11 VUIIIaII III !! 1 mu,,, a Jd1iI. and billy club whose assignment with male cou nte rparts causes considerable consternaton. 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'hildren, azking Americans to Vietnamese refugees as fast as tl)CS4! pe ople be removed as The worst of the red tape de. take them over the fence Teen- possible to the United States. rapidly as possible," said Dr. Delmar W. Ruthig, eral lay had been individual half. ed a f "We want to move people out agerscllmted over low roofs In the French embassy compound of Guam," said Edward F. health official from in San hour interviews with each refugee. That's now cut to five tninnext door and leaped Into the O'Connor of the Immigration Francisco. ura liz a and Nat ti on SeiIce: American ccrmpeurd. lie said most of the refugees utes. a re o bvious proj c win in eAccikr,t hi ltti, but 72 Mc ili litli thous unds of We ha% e told the Air F oRe .rc. Vietnamese were stripping the needed hospitalization here. that we can start moving 2,000 Among th e problems: a But he said a apartment buildi ngs in which close watch was to 2,500 people a day to start," crow-led and growing tent said Durward E Powell of the being kept on sewer facilities the fleeing Americans lived Theareaalsowsssprayedasa Immigration Service police and civilian.,cit Meanwhile more than 2 OW jutnea in couecung flousenoid ref have ha- arrived ,,,10fl ake ,, goods, bathroom fIxtures, Islaind a , hooks furniture and food ' atoll l.50G miles east of Guam A number of Vietnamese gen- which is being used to take eraLs and high-ranking CffICialS some of the pressure off Guam. fled in air force planes and Air Force officials say there helicopters, Leaving Saigon to is room for four times that , isle CXuuu3 number on Wake without re..0flUflUfli&,. .,. was similar to that which aban- sorting to temporary shelters. the northern and central The backlog of refugees on narLsnl 11w cowitiv to the Nth ( .,,ti. th 'eund' Vietnamese In March, the the-clock f!ights from Saigon egirmIng ut and the Hillippines. Mere than Saigon government. 27,0Co refugees have arrived ' - 1 W A Im - -- - iit%o IA ' ! L" IFE RIN Fl rceu , - CHERISH OUR G I. IF' _, V iCLiI3iilCC 5UU1U5 would not let the buses Into the MO --_. WHITE LIGHTNING 7:30 - (6) Now You See It (9) Split Secon d (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2) Hollywood squares (6) Love Of Life -------------------- 14j ,"APL~:.rl in , SCARED - AW4 .- - 11:OC (2,8) High Rollers rJrii INtl _T. I'm not much In favor of laxatives. The chemical laxatives are often, irritants to the di gesti ve tract, and if used very of te n can be a cause of chronic bowel problems. I would prefer that you solve yo ur problem by increasing the bu lk In your diet, and follow i ng a bowel tr aini ng regime. For Burt R eynolds ' c' tdj ~;W RBWNW2,1 ____________ ~_ _;-,!~,, ,_._,__ -1. - ?p4h?81 'OCIG CXAjX TIE ',SvO - V (6) As The World Turns !9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) 510,000 Pyramid 2:30 (2,8) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) The Big _ - . 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We had to leave our school at 6:30 n.m. _____________________________________________ ________________________________ ___________________________________________________ _____________________________ The Advanced Band received _____________________________ __________________________ -j two Superior and one Excellent rating in their concert per TI __ 4—Perso,laIS c&if ______ —z ____________ _____ _____ _______ ____________ _________ _____________ ___________ Song Medley. At the District described as East of Lake Harney Solo and Ensemble Contest, Road. (DISTRICT NO I) 9 DAVID M. DRAWDY - DAIS 1975) IIV P 1AA Residential Zone NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE ISHEPEBY GIVEN that Sev'ral stu(lents were In more described property- The N 2)5' of HCight, $e,ctin 1, in Section Il 7) Orange County. Florida. upon a finfll tbr S 67 . !hr- U 103%' of S&'tio 7 29.on $ikjhlnLJ Slrt'i't 10151 No .41 judgment rendered n the O(es.id than tue cnseiLiIe, as sell 71 )1,on OktaPioma St fOIST. 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HILLS 4'• This is the second year of the _______ _______________________ ________ _____________________ parka mobile home on the following of SE ' Assistan Bkkjier FICTITIOUS Perienced apply Permanent position S day wee4e. Starline Enterprises, Sanford Airport. Industrial Park, Building ill. An accomplished clarinet of N 764' of W 16$' and tbt' P4 I)?' of W Altmonte in Src?on 771)0 on 5 P $65' of NW i4 of SE ' of SE of 427 (Di T No ii family i ' musically inclined, Her father (01ST 140 1) 6 EARL 0. ISSELL and one brother are DAIS-IC 1$ 7$TE A I Agriculture Zone To protes5ional musicians. younger trother is in Lyman described property: N - - ' ç) _ _____ Shepherd, IS each 3721715 KUIP DECORATORS 109W. IsISt 3772335 WeBuyFurniture GE Electric fan, new, 150 377 0 -Window ______-_____________________ 52—Appliances - F -. , ' .1 - - . There t-* 5' Pieper, Janet - To 1 - Diem,Thieu'spredeces9or,was Meetings flusines 7:30 Is? Toes Q)fl\J E.A-1 Agrculture Zone — To allow then a spent. Two CIA agents were was true. The two of us were 'he following described property. 30. less begin at the SI corner run make the rmsthke of being pro- the intelligence community, -execution were reported in the the desk. His feet came down deg 56' 73" E 30673 ft. 5 70 de'g E 110 It 57*641 to point of begiaining, plus American. k'arned of the plot and passed Chinese press with little cx- with a thump. that part platted as Fern Terrace But now hear this. the information on to a planation. How many others on "Sure, it's true," he said. .srmd Fern Terrace Revision, lestany In the eirly fifties, the State hlghranking official in the Taiwan, Implicated in the plot, "ClAtriedthesame thing with part lying w ot Railroad, Further were also arrested is not Department and CIA were Chinese embassy here. The Syngman Ithee!" Nison in. describcdasontheWestlideol US (licated to me that nothing 17 92, N of Seminole lndusr,al Park waxing wroth over the official, whose name I have, known. (0151 No 1) ''unreasonableness'' of passedon the news to President Ifrstheardthisstory,though would be gained by sTiUng the )3 CHARLES 0. BAKER 84(5 President Chiang Kai-Shek, Chiang. only in schematic form, Froni story, if indeed anyone would 19 76) 2711 A 1 Agriculture Zone. To c-ark a mobile home on the. ___ then reestablishing the Instead of ordering the CIA hlaold Lavine, one of the publish It. following descr'bedpropprt 1200' - ______ _____ President --_ ,- Korea Is rg, longer a secret. One of my sources F'IOROSCOPE Ithee of described the bit. ternesswith which Rhee would ________________________________________________________________________________________ tell of one CIA attempt. He was on his boat, prominently displaying the Korean ByBERNICEJIEDEOSOL presidential flag, when it passedanisiandwhichU)eC!A (Ised For purposes, As For Wednesdoy, April 30, 1975 training AtIFS iMarch 2l-Anil 19) VIRGO Aug. Z''-Sept. 221 s4lth .imeOte %ShOce iriterest.s the ixit drus close, it was C. However, - Jan. — and Variance from 30' to 10' and j led down the garden Days-)22 6173 Plights3fl 74or3fl 7357 rcgmirdiganlmportanlrnatler. 3AGflTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Tulk It over first friend 21.1 Don't let others taptal1ze wtth a who'stuadasimilarexperience. LEO iuly 23-Aug. 22) A goal somthlng that should be in yots've set Lc within "!i! b. today, )'nu'll wastE fi lot of time to the Johnny.,come4atelles,. CMRIt.'ORN (Dec. 22.-Jan, before you zero In on It. Ge! t _____ ______________ o your efforts. 11 you do, remit_-b - ___________ ____________ _________ _____________ 5L'ted t-arh': _________ _______ __________ _________ tnin ¶; Avoid ttamlng up tx1a a April irn dirty bu,tness — the "wet" being the dirtiest. CIA, kind howeser, does not operate In You wli snake a major vacuum, Had there not been a 4,, ,.%. ,. SkIm 1" '7'' "a' strong desire on the pai't of the will better serve your self- Stile Department to dislodge interests. Also. an unpleasant Pldtits Chlang and tie to the pac'. will be severc.l. tPw f'!d' W1! - ",'it flV_-'V i:'tr'ej a ,.* __________________________ 172 33275$) pfction.poweqwirmdows, AM FM, Cri%i cøntrol, air, steel ridsals. animals a good home 333 374,4 '$36?96 top, Sacrifice, $1,100 37) 21 _____________________________ -- - 3270646 with good credit you may still be. jnsldeandout 7 bedroombomeon a oretty corner lot Only 5)5.000 3 BR unfurn house, wall wall carpet, fenced yard, kitchen equipped. 1165 333 lsls__ .'tM DANDY JAZZ FEED Wanted, new condition, 19' 21'. "Buy Direct From Boxcar" fiberglass. 1.0 with trailer. Tr&de GORMLY's E 46, Sanford 3231733 68—Wanted — linden, astro turf carpet, galvanized Murray trailer. 630 -________________________ AFTER HRS 3723991 price for others fl2 621. IbuyoI guns, silver, g()fdt diamonds, coins, anct small eltgueS 1305419 berry, Hwy. 17.92. 1301706 '71 some below dealer Cost, first come first choice' Plus Fla 's finest Used Cars, Dck Blaird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Dais 60Z, Iessthan2mos oir1,n DAvES'In 9370 downpayment,assumepayments _______________________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top once's paid. used. any condition lC6QGniisdPrix very000dcond.t,on DS, PB. AC, PW, AM FM stereo 6 14-16126, Winter Park trCck, radals and more Sacrifice, And 60—OffI'ceSPPII CASH 322.4132 — 377 7072 ______________________________ - Pianos,$5Oto5-350 _____________________________ For used furniture, appliances. Sacrifice Jeep complete;y rebuilt. _____________________________ ______________________ _____________________________ ______________________ _________ ________ - tinfurnished ' Florldi Statutes ($97)) S Jimmie Dale Taylor (Owner) 5 5am 0 Taylor Associate Range'Refrigerator * GENEVA GARDENS you know that your club Or oranIzatlon Cati appear In this listing each week for only $3 per IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE - * * STUDIO 1,2,3 BEDROOM cUPTES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES '. Heated Pool 1 - 2 Bedroom 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths, central air, etna nice, Lease, 1)15 mo Available May 1 FROAA AMERICAN ..t' 31—Apartments Furnished LEGION ' 3500 1 the EVEPIIPIG HERALD, a 7 Pedroomair, iduttl. CO pef%. 3 Large2or3beoomapt,alry.$143 newspaper of general circulation In 17 97 I Mile. South Of Sanford ""- Nice 2 bedrooms All utilities fur -. t' P,'EETIPIGS IP?,'. ?ndandl,h boating privilege's $110 372 4170. Deposit requIred on busy French Ave for lease. fly Kay Sassman. 3371991 ONE MONTH fjQ £EcJ,1J.Ei1:y ___________________ .,,,, -______________________ ... to.ai,', -- Plaintiff, IN THE CIRCU!T COURT, vs EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAl. dR. WILLIAM MCFARLAPIE and CUlT II, AND FOR SEMINOLE ' I& T 01* '." ' Hwy. 17 92 FLEET RESERVE I ASSN ('ri_-s Art MatH page 67, Public Records of Seminole that an action to foreclose a mur . p VW 10,050 Concoro 0( (asselberry, Ia has been flIed iQintl you dod yOu situate in Seminole County, Florida, are required to serve a copy 04 your dt$cribed as follows wrItten defenses, if any, t it On 10$ 3, Block 23. Ilh Section, GECROE C NOV15. Pl,intift's DREAMWOIO. acordncj to the attorney, whose lddrcSS iS I Pl? tbrrc'of as rorOc-tl in Plt ___ 13 ALL ,-. . . . . . following descrIbed properly. Lot Section 1.4 2030, it the corner ot CollIns Drive' and Azalea Lane fOiST No 7 ,, GARY WINPI DAIS $9 75) 43V I Agrici,ttire Zone Pear Yard By: Joy Stokes Piblih: April I, 1!, 77, 25. 1915 OEM IS _____ ,, _____ _____ . -. Best lot selection 'now available _______________________________ _ 'I newest and lcrk. and Inspect the Model Homes on Mobile h1 Come out Bingo ves'y bet Plight Early Bird at)30 Reqular$ 00 FretlCltrd%PIithTh,%Ad ______________________ ________________ 46—Commercial Property Central Heat 8. Air Conditon,ng For tree i's?imatrj. call Carl harrIs, at SEARS in Sanford. 377 Paved streets ISewers ___ o4'ConeentienalMortgages. _ - fodowng dtScrbd property South r of the North fl6' ol the West 1)9.. 04 Lt 37. Sanford Celery Della. in crOon ') 11 rem Avi_nie '. ______ ______ __________________________ ______ of Sad Court By' Joy stokes Deputy Cl"rk CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT ' ' ___________________ ______ ___________ _______ ______ _____________ u' I otate 4 2)1 W. 25th ' Sanford, Fla. a, 7 ( LawnCare r_ _____________________________ -. Southern Lawn Service Licensed,Bcnded 3714460 Mcwirig,EdqirglTrsmming Reasonable 373 5050 or 372 939') ________________________ ___________________ Carpentry, Remodeling, A4ditis. Lawn Care, nirwing, trim hedges, Custom Work Licensed Bonded etc $3 mlminum charge SanIor estimate 37)6038 New Commercial Indusinia' Design Contructi - Financing Keith P SmlthmConstruct,on Inc 305671 lis$,21Hr5.Nad,ne ' i' CO6ERC,4L REMODELING rr".' '.%ir? •i - - BeautyCire #.tAITIAND FLEA MART 194; Iiy 1792 Open Sat & 95 __________________ 7970 BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVEMENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENtRY AND REPAIRS 32' 133$ - 10','w I R'% ! •'() TV c:, (formerly ls,ir r'ett s Beauty Noo&) 5)9 1 1 neOfl 5747 ' • Interior. Exterior plastering We Sell The Best & Plaster patching 8. 5.rnuiAted brick 1. Stone specially. 372 7710. Service Coffee ______________________ . 7310 Dill's La#rn Service ng, Edging Free Estimates Pest Control Rd.127, 2,3 miles east of 17. Ph. Sanford (395) 3t34119 i 17 HP EIgin outboard motor, $40: $7,000 (flU air Coflttilioner, 660. ________________________ ___________________________ 9993 arid a w1 you AT lIiGw14 PEST C0141140L 2567 Park Drive. 372BUS ________________________ -- Pet Care PET REST INN prmni n bmd SSBC spec rest, economIcal Call Victor 37 1 0334 PS, A I coed. $57 377 6" Telescope, equatorIal mounted - setting cIrclet on bOth ass, clock driven, includes I lenses & all instructions. 5-2( $67 U$ station ,tncl fr,' rr,j,r ns?,eii,, equipment, pumps. etc. ClaSsified Ads are here t help y;u Uodecgroe.r,ø or above ground buy, sell, rent or swap ala storage tanks. Dewaliring, ex COSt let us help you place yours cavation., drive. way culvert p'pe's - Call 3272611 or 931.999) and head waIi. retain.ng ___________________ _________________________ Xelth P. Smith Construction Inc M I I I I.0I _1111k1 i'SILL S DRILLED Pi'.'P ___ Paint keep faIng' Cover any Surfaces. *Od. block or cement *ith Reynolds Alvni,,nurn Siding PAIntIng rancor repairs Daviø At_-I .t i i'. i ct AI'iI'-,o. All typet lots & acerage cleared We have top soil fiI d'rt, clay, and shell available Pleise call night or day. 373 3913 _ _____ __ - -._ '-"_-_-_ ' _ . . _ _____________ ' ,' _--"-- -- 11L___ -'-'- _ ' . __ Pratt SPECIALIZING IN C&A Backhoe Service 6739 IOdAy fr lrm' t-SI,mAPe, In surerl boract'-d driveways ' All hind', of d gong 337 91i7 1195 ',' SUPPLY CO 707W 2nd St .'- 'i_'-, _ _ -- --- -- r —._ •. 'I.. 'PLANh4IiiGAGAwAGE SALE I DON'T (ORGET TO .o CIAsStr itO 405 177 loll I _____________________________________________________________________________________________ ------ _____________________________________________________________________________________ -------_-_ I _ _____ J_-- . - SPRINKLER SYSTI All type', and We repair Led Sam..' SYINE 'fiAACHiNE '. $i ___________ __________ 3), S'*6' shadow box red wood fence 31 posts 110 a section t' C,.T brvl oiler Salt - HomeImpr'aments ___________________ — SANFORD FLEA MART Hwy 44. ' U E of I 3777599 3710/70 $626306 Your MLS Agency Esteriorpressureclrannmq 373 OUS algnj, ti House Plans Sit a pick up load, yard Irish U a Anytime Lift WANT Afl PP-ne 377 7611 or Ill .Realty 322-2420 dnytime ' .''. -----_ - Installation - Stenstrorn baths, family room, CH cove - i MAKE ROOM 10 STORE YOUR 1914 Chevy pick up. $495, Snappe.c I' I I k I EMS Riding Mower I HP, $373, Family SE I L __________ THE HERALD Arthur H Beckwlth. Jr A Clerle Painting. Remooe,l1ng Call us tOy' Dnn't delay! Just dial 377 7611 or 131 9993 To place - 50—Miscellaneous for Sale Mowers HomeImprovements RESIDENTIAL REMODELING Merc..anise ___________________________ - Variance from 30' to 41' and Side-Yard Variance (tom 75' to 74' on the OU Don't need!" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them with a iraily 4,1 .s *11 ___________________________ PINECPEST 130.000 7 bedrooms, den near school and shopping. A I Condition Sidewalks 70YeartAoi'tagas - Spct.down 1973 Buick Century PS, PB, Air, Auto (test offer 5696261 after S _____________________________ ______________ Area3739192 Fiye' Acre'sonS I3eorciali 54,000anacre Call 373 Si$4 _. . _____________________ 7 yr Old 30" Range with matching relnigeralor 5143 for pair Stan's, 3779719 4 5)9.500 bedrooms, 2 baths, large family room Fxce.11ent location judgment may be entered against _____________________ I Fre,' eS?ii'i,itr'. ,i?rai ti(',t & a-', sales & service Dyke Heating & AIr Conet 3225677 _. Service The Rest Western Auto "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" U YOUr club or organhzat ion v,ou!d like to be jflclt,rJerJ ,r this listing call: SemInole County. Beautiful S or 10 acres paved road, trees, clear flowing streams Horses O.K Terry Realty, REALTOR. 678 011) ____________________________ 301 W. 1st Lake Mary, 3 BR, no qualIfying Country living. Low down Only 173.950 Acre Realty, REALTOR. 321 1750 _______________________________ j Sanford', _______________________________________________ - NATIONAL AUTO SALES FRENCH,SAPIFORD ________________________ - - - I Complaint WITNESS my hanidarmd theseI ot the s&d Court on this 4th day f 'irit. 1°73 EO Counter tops, Sinks t * * * ________________________________ _________________________ ____________________________ AirConditioning - Lawn P EALTY Choice Listings - I Florida 32711 on or before May 5th, SemInole County, Florida. Loch Arbor, I BR. 2 bath, 132.300 See your broke-c or Call owner, at 327 7531 a rim only ______ _____________________________ __________________________i EXPT ,. Forrest Green, Inc. Realtors 323-6353 or 645.2333 _____________________________________ ____________________________ Established Residential Area? Hwy 16. West, Sanford 3735670 CARROLL'SFURPIITURE ItO CREDIT CHECK - NO IN TEPEST -- ItO RED TAPE )$O3OrlandoDr,ve Sanford 373 3700 %VE TAKE TRADES fin, mature duItS only. 1)00 mo. 5-SO utility & damage deposit. No t'ets 322194 In Sanford's Finest ' Dell's Aucon efvice Rent Blue. Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer toe only II SO per day * * * GREGORY MOBILE HOMES _____________________________ - , _______________________ New Skyline double wide.. Payments less than 5123 mo , _________________________ Sanford A%ume payments. or rent with optor 332 1409. SANFORD - Sparkling I bedroom home near hospital. Drapes, range, refrigerator included Beautiful corner lot with citrus - . l?usifiessMe.etiriz M)ntiay ;coo Club HourS I p rim DLily (clomedWed) _____________________________ ftnQoThrs1a,7COO CallBart Real Estate _____________________________ REALTOR 372 7196 _______________________ 3(tedroom. lenct'd yard ______________ $I7Smo Adultspreferred 373 S1 or 3726470 Moving? Why Not Live - VA $0 DOwN- 3 BR, s19, ______ 9441 . I I "?.'it! Pcanso • i ' Bedroom.Furnjsh.d or Un furnished dryer, dishwasher, adults WekIva River lot, 511.100 33—Houses Furnished _______________________ I Ill Country Club Drive. 2 bedroom, air, furnished, fenced yard. 372 ,QJj' PAY 1st. MONTH'S RENT ONLY. 2 NATURAL SETTING, - •Lakefront Apts. •Froe floating Swimminq Pool •CIub House w.TV •Good Clean a Quiet Living , ,,- Q Auction 43—Lots-Acrea ______________________ - SPECIAL _____________________ 327 3719 alter S 19195 French 322)496 337754$ Eve. 377-7324 Let me till your garden spof, mow vacant lots FloydFret,, 322S191. NtLSOt'S ILORIDA ROSES 'iorLsf's Garden Center Friday Nights, 7:30 __ I Crty AVe, .Sanford lop dollar return on cons'gnment at -_________ IS t & 33 pct We also buy full houses, estate's. etc 6 -.Equipn'nt for Rent OpenbailylDa m 5pm OVER 60 NICE CLEAN CARS TO CHOOSE FROM, EASY TERMS DR. 2 bath, corner lot, beautifully LAKE MARY- Centrally located. Central Florida's Every Mon & Set Early Bird at 7.15 PM Regular at 7 ISP M 1' Mi. Eat I 1.Hwy 16 PH. 373 9119 ___________-- baths, unfurntshe.d, Iiity, screened porch, washer, Pinecrest, ________________________ WE FINANCE Antiques, estates Consignments Welcome kn'vet GardenLand. la')O W. 1st 17s65', 'z BR, 1' 26065. Hwy. 1792 REALTOR323 5171 _____________________________ _______________________ electrIc & water furnished, Sanford, Fla. ' 3 Speed Cai13717$$7Eves We buy one pi.ce or full houSe 51., 373 6430 ______ Coniotete set up. licensed, Insured I'll sa you money Cell Orlando, 7733470 for free estimate. Harold Hall Realty 1971 Vega 7:30 P.M. -- Bedroom, 1 bath, nice neigh LIVING QUARTERS borhood $163 mo Available My With excellent business location. 1 Also garage apartment AC. PD. PS Ike New Every Saturday Night, World Famous BUtk knive.5, also Mobile Home Moving U. UPISWORTH REALTY 603W. it St. _____ 323606). 373 0511 Peg. Real Estate Broker _______________________________ near Polling Hills Golf Course, 110W AIRPORT BLVD ____ -- _____________________ - 62—-Gaen 42—?sPbiIe Homes _______ thianrettt. Government Svbiidted to qualified buyers. Ca1 to see if you qualify! 7 Bedroom apt., RETIREES ONLY. mo near town. FROMSILO ____ rural area. Nodown payment, monthly payments less ______________________ - 322.67 After Hrs. 372 7111 or 323 7143 clean, like new, from 5)43. tret, roll bar, licensed end in ipectect $30 635$ ___________________ GENERAL CONTRACTOR * "Get 'Em While * - 72',ic'tion NOLL'S Cassetberry. )7.97f47 __________________________________ JOHNNY WALKER REALESTATE INC -'-- ---- - chairs, straight chairs, filing - - Bedroom unfurn. apartments, Newsnna Recreational Building - CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR GARY E MASSEY. ESO SEMINOLE COUNTY. 616 E Smoran Blvd. CASE NO. 73-139 , Ste FREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS Altemonfe Springs, Florida 3770% AlIt) LOAN ASSOCIATION, a (.t Attorney United States corioration, formerly Publish - Publish. AprIl 29, $975 known as F I P ST FE DER AL OEM III __________________________ SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA, * Apartments week? This is an ideal to inform the public of your club aLIlvlties CITY OF LAKE MARY, 1919 S. French _______________________ Did saidClty,oneIl)llmeatleastSdays prior to the lime of the public 3 bedroori, 1', bath on corner lot, $19900 ExIsting. $t6.500, 7 pct 3777371.3721196,377154 372 1959.322 1)64 _________________________ Large) bedroom, 2 bath, air con ditiored, kItchen equipped, in the city Near P.ospltal II'S mo with Used office furnit'ure V!00dor steel desks (eecvtive desk & chairs, secretarIal desks & Realty 377 1991 3776843 Dishwasher-Disposal Broker. 101W Commercat Sanford377-7Ss1 Central Florida's Inthecotry * - . -- 1975 DEMI3 Stemper avaIlable. Ride by 262) HarIw*ll and call 1313710. Owner -- 76)1 Early Birds 7:15pm. heining. (GEN. MGR) is lust rIght for you. Only 1)7,900, with terms available. - _,____,, _ ______________________________________________ - arriving daily. Ph 131131$, Open We Buy Furniture 2'977Hwy 1792 JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC bal of approx 1600 3776)17 to 0ttdt0 buy used office fu'ni'ure. Also Zenith B W 23" consqle IV, excellent, 5-65 _____________________________ Acreage PW, air, etc 5700 down, assume -___________________________ Homes, Lots Attention Retirees l9f4ChevyMalibu. 7IIengine. At,o 1962 Plymouth Valiant,ôcyl, Both good condition. 322 2916 - trolling motor, twin tanks, depth REALTOR ' 67A—Feed --• - -- Icornpletenig, top condition). $750 LOW DOWN If you only have $450 --- __________ -------------- den, plenty storage,, large lot Sanford- Almost new I bedrooms, I', baths, walk to eminote High School and shopping. Option 'RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES " whetherconductedbyus,bytht _______________________________ Clothing Sate- Flemmng roecy Store, I 2S'h, Mdv,my 1' Yr, ot, 3 Bdrm w w carpet, central H&A. By 0ner 525.900 37377)6 BROKERS MAYFAIR-. New 21-July 22) you'll be Real Estate Broker Eves ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. OR NEW HOMEMAKERS I BR, 2 bath new home, Nice location, central heat. kltetmen This cozy two bedroom home with Sand lewood ry Wed & Sat £ two CANCER (June 90—Autos for Sale -' iS' ribe.rglass Sabre. 35 HP elec.- carpet, drapes, appliances. $175 pt 5100 Deposit. 671 $753 Why storeit and forget ii? Sell It and Bingo have to take your tIx In y cn er.ough nv., front as.tJ side p.'operl 'inc Cierk of this (curt either before re'u.reci to serve a cOpy of your p(Ic pri1iLs f, futi.we spelling out the fine points. PISCFS (Feb, 20.Matth ) about CIA's asaassh3atton orthefcllowincdescribedp'roperty: servic, on Plaintiff's attorney Or writleq defenses, if any, to this Lots I and 7, BLock IS, Replat of Part immediately thereafter; OtherwISe a action on Smith and Hayden, P A., GEMINI May 21-June $) Be rational and prudent before teams nvInce dbI of Townsite, North Chuluota, in default wIll be entered bqainst y')U attorneys for the plaintiff, whose l0s fl)11 making SCOf'I0(t YourporaeLsllkdytobeamlte loans today. Idetallthestury of these Section 712132. 041 Avenut E far the relief demanded in tho address i '$316 flannel? Bank thintodayafteryoutakecareol you listen to edvice from out,- Iwue.eUonwU1nüilmuyow. attentptsnotbecoI fOIST. Plo I) Petlhln Buiding, Jacksonville, Flonid j) 1' hour Apply in person to U Starratt. Atlantic National Bank Building. Room 5(17 from 9 a.m to 1 pm - Nicel bedroom unfurnished apt. air. carpeted, adults only. No pets & Wftk ends __________________________— _____ - against your better judgne-it hope to achieve. Some two years ago I men- described property. Lot 734, Unrecordrd PIat of Chuta Vista in you won't make the most from a today. Be careful price tag )-Feb. 19) tioned the attempt on President Section 77 2)37. on Clearview Road AQUARIUS career opportunity, could be high. You're going to have to over- Chiming's life in a column, fOIST P40 1) TAI'RI'S (April 2(-May 20) IABRA (Sept. 23-O.t. 23 coziie st:f( opposition to get giving only th€ h;gh points. My 1 II. EARL JONES 134(5 $9 75) - --------.----- __________________________ 3737900 - ______________________ 45' of lot 16. Florida Land 4. wife, Civil Action No. 75 559 CA 0CC Colonilation Company's Celery Defendants. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP lantation. in Sertion 7319 30. on NOTICE OF ACTION TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a COfNarcissus Avenue (Di ST Plo 5) TO- WILLIAM McFARLAPIE poration organized and existing II. FRANK 0 WILLIAMS DAIS Address unknown underthe tawsof theUnited Slates. 19 75) loll A I Agriculture Zone YOU ARE NOTIFED that an Plaintiff, a park a mobile home on the action to foreclose mortgage on the vs tofIowing described properly Lot followIng property in Seminole JOHN J CLJRRAPI, SR and 73, FlorIda land I Colonization County, Florida JACKIE M CURRAN. h% wife, Company Limited W fleardaIl's The West 23 feet of Lot 77 and the Dcferdants ?tap of 5?. Joseph in Section 2119 10 East 373 feet 04 Lot 71 In Block 3, NOTICE OF SUIT FunlherdelcnibedasEastofS.R,$S SAPILANDO THE SUBURB TO' JOHN J. CURRAPI. SR and on lw Road tDIST No St IIIAUTIFI'l . Al TAMON TI JACKIE M CUPRAN, hi wife, SECTION, aordruj to tho plat Rr-s-rrce unknown VARIANCES ISV A 1 Ajniculture Zone.- Lot Size personal reurces. ______________ - 67—tivestock.Poultry Prices in mid 520's Model in Sacrf ice hess boat, '72 Johnson 11': Dr. 3237920 ON THE LAKE ________________' OPEN HOUSE Pioneer I custom built. 3 bdroom __________________________ - FurniIe. or unfurnithed 60' __________ , -- those described IS property lying in a operatives under constant unbelievable — one of wedge at New S R 136 and Orange surveillance so as to discover hair-raisers which are im- Avenue on West Side f Little ION what d1sloy4l elements possible to check out. But I did WekIva River. (01ST. No 3) 17 .1. W. HICKMAN BA(S 197$). allocated $5 million (or' the cooperated with them. repeat it to Vice PresIdent Brown, - bedroom air, ideal for retired persons 66$ 641$, 322605a. arrangement to add to your families income. Opportunity f or local manager 1343116 after 4, pm Of ,,vitOrU of Constantine I4" i _______________ ___________________________ Auto Radios. Tape players Corner lot, extras 373 2999. TAFFER REALTY Peg Peal Estate Broker WELAKA APARTMENTS 10 homemakers, In Chem, part -. time. Average upto IlOan hr For OVIEDO TU Duplex. Furn or on turn, Carpet and air cond ,watec, more Information Ii 373)145 Hwy $797 5t'ti Haynes, Steve Winter, Mark Central Intelligence Agency *4 377 3944, f. -- - -- ______________________________ 1970 Ford F 00 pick u. 6 Cyl straight shift. 6' bed. $1795 Call Duane MeQuire at 372 $65' -----__________________________________ 1 BR.. by owner, in Sanora Low - Act now represent Sarah Coventry . Cambodia. President Ngo DInh FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS. 1170 Florida Ave. Mature Local ref erences, drivers' Notice of Public Hearing To park a mobile home on the Publish' April I. 15, 77, 29. 1975 OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA. AND following describedpropenly: W 3, OEM 4.4 Horton,LorenLeroy,and CREATING THE CRIMINAL CODE Mike MemberlofSape*iorrasediackloalielgbtlMlddlescbool,frofl$l,JauetBaylor,Evelynorman,Bgij OINW'iof5E',ofSecljon$7031, OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA; KilcoUlno. I'lland,MyraSlzelnore,andPauIOrmaD.(Pbo(obyEIdaNleholl) less 300 of W 36' thereof. Further PENALTY PROV'SlOP4 TRAFFIC described as located on Marquette CON 1 P01; CONFLICTS; AND FICTITIOUS NAME Road (0151. No DATE OF EFFECTIVE NOTICE is hereby given that Ii. HAROLD J. MASTERS BAIS 19 REPEALING ire ergaqed In business at 205 E. PASSAGE.'' 73) E.A 1 Agriculture Zone - To 25th Street tr,eneve Avitoue) San POR1IONS OF THE SAME allow retail nursery for shrubs and A copy of said ordinance shall be ford Seminole County, Florida. plants on the following described CIA Attempt On Chiang Told undh the fictitIous name of available f the Offke 04 the City property All that part of the SW 4 TAYLOR FOR TIRES. and that we Clerk of the City of Lake Mary. of PtW '4 lying South of Ihe. New P intend to register said name with the Florida, for all persons desring to 4,36 In Section 1521 79. less that part Taiwan, To teach him when it landed in Taipei, reporters, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole examine same when his desk and t3ken for road P W. subject t R W County. Florida, ALL INTERESTED PARTIES inaccordancewith manners, CIA decided to Clnang Instructed his counter- mine were back to back during overtheSouthecly3l'ihere'ol f 0 The Herald Sers-Ices Old the provisions ci the Fictitious Me invite.d to attend and be heard Nguyen Van Thieu Is nut in South Vietnam, and Lon Nol in garage 337 1301.7610 Hiawatha Ave Reasonable Ph Owner 363-3721 CITY OF 66 —Hor!eS _____________________________ - RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 614 WOo MUST SELL. MAKE OFFER _______________________ ____________________________ . B'RALPHDETOLEDANO __________________________ LIVE IN, permanent, with two )ISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS '- - -_______ 53TV.Radi0Ste0 hOuses collect, 427 1171 OEM II) DEM13 — 2 Bedroom, A I condition, lenced ______________________________ _____ ____ __ yard, carport, utility room. 332 - _____ Gentle, 171$ Right around the corner from thiS 3 Peg bedroom. 2 bath lik. new ranch double garage, carpet For details PARK APARTMENTS 1717S ParkAvenue Unfurnished bdrrn unfurn. apts from $110 $175 930 37 Sheriff Seminole County. Flda Publish' April IS. 77, 79, May 6. 197$ NAME LAW By owner, $34 2S AUSTIN DEVELOPMEPITCORP PHONE 631 6300 -- Needs several ladies for telephone r.ales work from our office in To park a mObile home on Seminole County, Florioa. the City of Lake Mary, Florida, title. Steve Coml, Marty Cordell, the fløig described property. Dated at Boca Raton, Florida, this of which is as followS: and Mark Undsay; ench Lot 211,0 P Swope Land A"t,on 11th day 04 February, 197S A OcOIPIANCE AMENDING Horn, Jimmy Carter; Trom. of Black Hammock, n Section 35 70 The Balcor Company, ORDINANCE hO $ ENTITLED Kansas Avenue (DIST No 1) GeneraL Partner bone, James Faubert; Tuba "API ORDINANCE OF lIfE CITY $0. A. HAROLD BRIDGES DAIS By: Pobert A. Judelton, OF LAKE MARY, FLOR'DA, 4 of hospital Ho children or pets. 371 0669 Rent For 30.APart,Tnts 'ersons interested in 5100 or more Semrole County, Florida p,otorrycle Insuranc' I:LIP 4C[?4C'i' 371 3.66 i Zone - SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD ) and information Tns s our 13th year at Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding kennels Thanks to you, our Ice, used machnr' MOSSIE C. BATEMA N Execution descri,e. property W ' of Lot 173, the undersigned, desiring to engage NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Baylor, Kim MiUer and Myra 0 P Swope Addition to Black inbusiflettunder theflclitiout name the City CouncIl Of the City of Lake Sizemore, bass clarinet ; llamrnock. in Section 337031, on of CASSELBERRY PARTNERS, Maty,Florda,thatsa.dCovncllwitl Canal Street, North Saxaphone, Evelyn Orman, Avenue fOIST 140 I) of Howard LTD. at Seminole County, in the holdapublichearingatl.30P M .or CityotCatselberry, Florida, intends as soon thereafter as POSSIble -on John Ingram and Craig Con. 9. HERMAN P. BREWER, tr' register the said name with the Wednesday, May 11, 1975. to con - I 301. advanced 73)7STE A 1 Agriculture Zone Clarinets, Mike Room i thence E 1)6 It, thence 5 216 ft. 4k _* 4 thence W 116' to point of beginning of Adlustment and 117 in the tothi SaidlotcontainIng2acresmoreor Dy - Walton Torres. Chairman program. Students who par- less. Less a plot about 20' W of the. NE corner of above described land Publish- April 29. 1975 ticipated in Solos and Further described as South of Lake OEM 166 Fn,embles are: Flutes, Patty Harney POLO (DIST No, I) - i--- 04th" Courthouse, Sanford. Florida. Seminole County. Florida, will at point 316' N and ilO' E of the. SW continued from time to time as may sorial property 04 the NE ' o be found necesSary Further details That said sale is blng macic tO group, French 373 3650 Florida, toqethrr with the right of inbusiness under thef,c'tious name ingress and egress over Brentwood of GOS, located at Room No 369 Call 327 ?31$afternoons ___________________________ :-: I April 71. 1915 Regutar Street lying East of Drentwood l5lAltamonle Avenue, In the City of Meeting Avenue and South of and adjacent tO Altmonte Springs, Florida, Intends This publIc hearing will be held in Said Block 15 described above to register the said name w'th the ange, $200 Gas pay ac1'ancement Apply 11pm NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEP: that _______ Pe.g with papers Guaranteed 10$ Matfle St. 323 1329 cAtch 373 9)14 or 373 6605 -____________________________ ReconditIoned Batteries, $12 95 AKC Pen Cocker Puppies, blonde. Cschnge REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave wormed, 6 wkl. old. 775 3167. - ---- -- --- - - — --- — Orange City _______________________________ 784''otorcycleS Free Puppies 2 Female, part ___________________ German Shepherd & Laborador 1971 kawasak.100Cc Retriever, C weeks old )fl 7092 37150)6 Freenearty grown 1971 Honda 750CC 11 50 Golden Touch 'n Sew, $75: SeeAt SANFORD SEWING CENTER i East 1st St ,Downtown 337941) EvesSo9 1116 Cas.selberry. Camelot 5)9500 1 (tOrus, split plan. 2 b.itrs. bath borne on VA or FHA finan cing, our homes qualify for up to 17,000 ______ refrigerator, sink, sleeps I England champion pedgreed $90 Can refinnce or consider dune Call n 4007 buQQy as par? of down payment -In tt Herald Class,fled ads an $7,395 lii 6231 After I black and while and read all over. ___________________________ PAYTON REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 51—Household Goods _______ 377 1701,36lOHiawath,s Ave at 1797 -________________________ -______ acre ldyltwilde SectIon 373 9168 ______________________________ • () ________ 65—Pets-Supplies ____________ - Cypressancjp,ne Cormly's FNd 37) 473) BUY SELL - TRADE tI .ilS t nt St In 5677 _____ -____ Exceptionally nice I bedroom partment, newly furrshed. large Locust to 11th. left to Valence Ct -- - - group, as w1l as corner of tpe NE musicians next year. 54 students in the ' S Gordon Williamson . Band Boosters, a ' ' PubliSh April 77. 79. May 6. 13, 1973 A 0 $975. offe' for sale and sell to 21st day of April. 1975 Hill Road (01ST No I) Written comments filed with the the highest bidder, for cash, subject GDS DRUGS, INC EVA MAE H. KELLY DAIS IC Office of the Zoning Administrator to any and all exiSting lens, at the a Florida Corporation 75)IOTF A 1 AgricultureZone- To will be considered and persons Front (Wett) Door 04 the Seminole By: Samuel A Gray, park a mobile homeon the following appearing at the. hearing will be County Courthouse In Sanford, Piesident at the University of Florida, Her mother is President of the Lyman high termedlate of the S LAKE MARY. I bedroom furnished Apt near SiC Nice' private for _______________ Famous Recipe accepting ap the. SE .o SectIon 16 2132, on Snow soon thereafter as posSible now / Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: S DENISE FLORENCE - BA (S Commercial Zone. Front Setback lard the East 4'l' of Lot 15. Block 19 15) 371E-A 1 Agriculture Zone - Variance from SO' to 35' on the 15, Sanlancto the Suburb Beautlful To park a mobile home on the following described property: Lot 1, Pecorcted in Plat Book 3. Page 64, player, Terry's entire & DAIS 111gb School graduate, she also graduated school. A Lyman I - - Tuesday, AprIl 2, )flS—IIA ___________ '' NoDown Payment Peg Real Estcte Broker 0411 or $31 3199. Full Time Call)?? 074-1 _____ _____ of Section 171 29, at the Morgan and Eva Morgan, his wife., Name Statutes, To Wit Section School, and described as located on Snow Hill .-..,-.----..... ___ ______ tnt wg ttyIst, gre'I i who loves people, budget POtrnial good ieae terms BAMBOO COVE IjAPDEN APTS C,my,eit in y area llc'auttul Shop 3001 Airport Blvd 313 1)10 _______________________________ in shopping center. Owner must __________________________________ ___________________________ ________ _________________ _2611 for ar appo'n?rrrnt_________ lOt ii, Block 0. Tract IS, Second Lcd I have levied upon the following County, Florida In accordonce with of NE '1of Section 21-2) 37 Further Street (OtST No it II WILLIAM T. PRATT Heights Middle Niehoti) DAIS $9 - ,-., .--. POODLES- Standard AKC. 3 Huntsman Trav'l l'atler Sleeps 6. CARPETING NEW Help your months, all shots. bloc'dn and j?', Jnk md ice bos All Self' Help Me' Values up to $25 a blacks 337 1512 alter 3 hook ups. qocJ condibon, 5600 37) d . Your choke. RURAL BUNGALOW - _______________________________ German Short haired pointeri. 3 Weeldays. 373004). Simaded lot, Space for garden, 2 males, AKC, 17 Wetks, shots. $150 bedro(ms,on pawed road 1)1.500 STORtNG IT MAKES WASTEra 13.4 niS So. Debary Flea Market SELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW American Eskimo Puppies, IJKc, bfuhlesrthon p 3 Minutes from Town Call 37? 2611 or 63) 9993 Re'17 377 l$.I Tabl Rentalsll 00 3 bedroom, refurbish ed home, _____________________________ _____________________________ Real (state Contact Bill Currie, Managing Perfect " Home on lake. IoIy living room. 1 bedrooms. 7 baths. $fl,S00 front porch, water turn, Adults -- - - Financ'd by Farmers Home Ad only No pets 5175 mo 1305 ministration to qualified buyers ___________________ NICE 10 COME HOME TO Why rent when you can buy Icr Furnished GaraoeApartment 3 Bedrooms, 1 bath. fenced, central less? Adult $l3OMo. heat. Ready to move into 519.500. Lane Bradford Allutilities 3326711 Owner financed _____________________________ Peg Real Estate Broker Sanford: 1 BR Furnishedapts, Quiet 59's' VINTER SPR$N'DS nelghborhond, No pets. Deposit Eves 3051313139,667605) $6,100 down and assume mortgage required 1310990 days onthls)bedroom, 1 bathwsthden. ByOwner Lovely 3 bedrooms, $ yr ment 18—Help . . Wanted no afraid to talk to people If you 24—Busirss Opportunities prk a mobile home. on the following Side Yørd Variance from 10' to 7'6" English, his wife Plaintiff, -vs Coils Fern Park 37730, Seminole County, described properly N ', of S '-, of and a Variance In living Morgan and Eva Morgan. his wife, Florida under the fictitious name of was a 'first' (or any of these 11W t less E 3)' for road in area from 1300 sQ ft TEN ASSOCIATES, and that I in to Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of students, as the majority have Section 2020 37. on Cothran Road ft on tend to register Said name with the 1)00 %c the Execution was delivered to me 1 - ______________________ 'Reduced to Settle Estate - __________________ 245 Park Drive SlOup ____________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ - -- il—Instructions - - - 1 or? Btdroom Adultsonly Noon he Da Before Publication ratingf, and 16 Excellent. ' - Evenln Herald, Sanford, Fl. shag, crapes. fenced. extras. '. ; - 4l4buses — 322-2611 831-9993 ________________________________ ,'uit'. or Teens 3)TE.A 1 Agriculture Zone - To described properly Lot S and ' of Execution issued out of and under _____________ :-.'- Largelt,ecsroom 1106 Sanford Ave WEKIVA RIVER I 377 iv'or 377 n ____________________________ Adult mobile home village, unde large shady OakS on the scenic hIP Apt . lUtitS. water furnstied Ws4dv. IMdrrn clean interiors, Adults only No pets. $90 377 7296 ______________________ from $110 SM W. of Sanford 3fl eves & Wflds. 1170 Monthly RentalsAvailabte Country: Furn . 7 bedroom trailer. 5)35 5150-Color TV 1175 mo Call 1 N777 QUALITY INN'-NORTH CLIFI JORDAN. REALTOR I 18. SR 13.4, Lórigwood Orlando - Winter Park __ was the first time a band from _______________ _______ Seminole . ZOne - To park a mobile home on Lot 1$, Block A, Drud Hills Estates DFM flS Call 471 thC 1011owing described propertyFirst Addition In S('(tOfl 2121 29, on Write P0 floe 1313 4., flegin 167'E $37' Not SW cor of Gregory Dr IDIST No 3) FICTITIOUS NAME Sa,iford, Florida 37711 'of NE ' of SE run S 9)7W 167 7. 0. J. THOMPSON - DAIS 19 Notices hereby given that we are N to NW cor E 337' S 7$) E to C 101 75) IIV 9 1A Rrdrntal Zone. - engaged in business at XI) French ___________________________ creek SWl. on creek to point E of Rear Yard Variance from 30' to 10' Ave and 1)16 Celery Ave . Seminole neg to be (less ry) in Section 72 20 to construct attached storage Shed County, F loricia under the fictitious ARE YOU TROUBLED? Cell Toll B. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS Estates, in Setlon 92) 79, on New Circuit Court, Seminole County, 1 CARL 1. POWELL - BA 19 Jersey Avenue (01ST No 3) Florida in accordance with the Jackson Heights has par- 151 47V&351E A lAgrirultureZont $ DAVII3 M. ORAWDY - DAIS provisions of th FictitiouS Name - Lot Width Variance from 700' Ic 19 73 1 11 V P IA A P es Statutes, To Wit Section 665 09 ticipated in this event," 117' and Front Setback Variance dental Zone Lot Florida Statutes 1957 Terry. from 50' to 3$' and a Special Es Size Variance on the following 5 Mabel E Vogel Selections played were: ception tp park a mobile borne on the described property: Lot 3 and ', of George E. Vogel Variation followirmgdescnibedproperty. TheE Lot 4, Block ii. West Altarnonte Publish'________________________ April 1S.fl.29.May 6. 1973 Liberty Fleet; 117 35' of the S ' of NW I of NW ' HCightS Sertlon 1. in Sec?on Ii 71 . OEM 61 CLASSIFIED ADS - in 'j -- ---•• .--'... 31—Aparlments Furnished fOIST No 3) FICTITIOUSNAME aLEM? IS AICOriOi- A OFADJUSTMEP4T ARTHUR CARROCCIA R1lc Is hCrrby Qivrii that I am YOUR FAMILY? IN Notice of Public Hearing 751 P 1 P%)dentJ Zone enqagtd busin.ss at RI 1. Dos AL ANON May 19, 1973 Side Yard Variance from 10' to 6 194. L,mgwoou, Si minole County. For families or friends 01 problem TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN: inches for patio cover on the Florida tinder the ticttlou name of drinkers. Notice Is hereby given that th •oilovfng described property: LoP 5, ROB'S USED CARS, and that ScmInoi County Board of Ad Block 11, WeathersfIld First Ad tend to register said name with the ForfurtPmer information call 473 or write iuttment will conduct a public dition, in sert:im IS 21 29. on Tulane Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole Sanford Al Anon Fanhly Group hearing to consider the following Drive fOIST No 3) County, Florida in accordance with itemsROLANDS.KEIFRITER DAIS the prøvIjion of the Fictitious - Box 533. Sanford, Fla. A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS - 1975) 36V P 144 Pesdential Zone Name, Statute,. To Wt Scdion FACED WITH A DPINK.'.G CONTINUED - Retr Yard Vt.riance from 30' to $4509 Florida Statutes $957 PROBLEM _________________________ 16'to erect a screened porch (patio) 1 MURLIN A. TURNER - BA (i S Robert I Croley perhapsAlcoholcAnonymQUs _____________________________________ _____ ______ lr __________________ _____ __________________ - ,- -. Legal Notice 3ev •.-:... - _________________________ ____________ �- .• 'T .- -- • SPORTS WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, April 2, 1975-12A Tuesday, April 29,1975--16 - Ovie o Players r 'A t AL -AL eminole Will Present 7 AW Ro m e o, J ul are of . Iack ent %: i n the We stud program.' , 7.- i et .4 Mike Good W11 I better nkwe!çe! n s h ape -wise than before.' - Gerald Meyer •. ( By any other name, or in any language, Stlakespeare's "Romeo arvi Juliet" can't lose it s charm. With a somewhat modemizeO Iage-o ld drama will be presented by the Oviedo High School King Street Players at 8p.m. May 8,9 and 10 In the Oviedo High Commons. it - 4. - -- AA r ri,u wwnui (4 c rvi .o w flvJ,, wwu . I t School - ' • ______ EDITOR'S NOTE: IIeri1d Staff Writer Glenn McCasland spent two weeks talking to Seminole 111gb School officials, coach", bostrrs and athletes, seeking answers to the rise, the fall and the rebirth of II athktics The second of his four-part series appears today, I -- . - SRS two years ago after serving as vice principal at Lake Brantley High. Without Reynolds as a driving force, the students claim the Her Labor Of Love By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent Virginia DelVallagglo, Winter Spr ings, Is all wrapped up In satin and lace these days. She has undertaken the lob of making -------daughter, Ca rla's, formal wedding gown. Making a wedding dress may sound quite Joy athletic program would have plunged into the nothlng.ness that It was headed in 1972. The young men and women who participate in the sports' Stitching prograin at Seminole consider other factors as keys to what satin snags easily. The lace cin also be pulled and "aught, if not ha ndled carefully. Virginia explained how to press the seams wi thout the imprint showingthrough. "Take long strips of heave brown WraDO(r12 'P uaoer, and alace under the seam allowance. Then by pressing on the wrong side, you get the results )'O'S -- Of - of thread. Just remember, whatever The fabric, in turn, dietatAn. as handwriting and that ex- Chinese artists who could, with designs are more successful on thread to use. The heavier fabric you've chosen, make plains much of Its fascination. I only a few strokes of a brush, fine square-weave linen, the Medium weight embroidery or more textured the fabric, the sure it's of good quality. Your never stop being amazed at how delineate a landscape. linen, about 24 thr ea ds to the heavier the thread should be. devoted hours of stitching different the same pattern, Inch, Is an excellent choice for For a bold effect you may even deserve the best back ground work ed by different people, most decorative pi!lows and want to use two or three strands you 'an provi de. looks when it's completed. NeixIleork is as Individual the subtle understatement of background while delicate pictures. That's because emroidery, like every art form, Is an Intensely personal expression. The artists who create embroldery d esigns often give us interesting opportunities for self-expression. One of the most delightful of this talented group is Helen Marble who has a rare gift for painting with a needle. Her Siamese cat, illustrated here, uses an unusual technique. You embroider only the legs, bead a nd tall the texture of - - $ U• The technique used to embroider the Siamese cat unders.ores the Important role the background fabric plays In achie vi ng an effect. Ibpplly, today's vast array of emid' fa br i cs allows you to choose pr ecisely the one will best complement your desigu, Contem pora ry designs thai I £ 4" ea4ql Cushion Floor Shinyl Vinyl $ the fabric completes your nicture. Finished, you have a whole cat, exquisitely understated but altogether th ere. are bold and vivid can be In many ways it reminds me of striking on a heavy fabric You Never Have To These New Thal, Flatter Your Floors In Kitchen, Dining Area, -,I Sq. Yd Completely 47~5 Den, Th roughout The House Hostess Barks At Guest Begging Doggie-Bag • , _ WJ she has problem. I For the past seven years, I 19 S. Magnolia Av e. was slowly becoming an Phone 323-7720 alcoholic, and I wouldn't face It. Downtown Sanford I gave myself all the possible DEAR ABBY: I got a kick out half gassed. Well, th is late broad said she of the woman who took an e.tra 'arge second helping and then wasn't hungry, but everything asked for a "doggie bag" to looked so good she wondered If take her leftovers home with I'd give her d doggie bag. excuses: The kids were getting I said, "I have my OWN her. on my nerves; my husband It reminded me of the time I doggie, aixllamtlTherefore,I worked too many hours; I pr epared a sumptuous ajiud do tiOt provide my guests with needed a few drinks to "relax" for t hree couples. (I love to doggie bags. Also, people who me coot) (kit woaan phoned just have the bad manners to snow I kept the house neat and a few minutes before the time up an hour and 15 mInutes Late never had a reason until now. the phone book. She says she she should have arri ved to ask don't deserve any con- My problem is my mother. She wants something BIG for her managed to take care of the ki ds long enough to get them if she and her husba4'id could alderatlon, and this is the last wants surgery done on her 40th btrthday. How do th you feel about into bed, but then Mommy e to have them "grapes" being a friend and to Inform me time you'll be invited here" on' would pass out with a grapefruit situa ti The other guests were enlarged to about that they would be a "little GRAPENUTS "headache," somewhat uptight about the size. la te." DEAR GRAPEN1JTS: If this My father keeps saying no em arrived an confrontation, but the only way of The three th husband gave me Finally, would be good for your ns the raisi guts Is to he likes her dried with to treat people hour and IS minutes later a choice. The bottle or try way they are. Mom disagrees mother's morale why aol. I fam out-guts them, il y. GUTSIEINOXNARD and Is willing to give up a only hope that she and your UNDERWORLD 13 z First I went to a mentalDEAR GIJTS!E: Your bark Is vacation In order to have the father can agree on a fruit i- _ 0 $.e.irC.4t,a th at's not forbidden, alth clinic. They referred me s gery done, ur yc bite. But you can he 01 as bad as 11410" 0 1K IoU ABBY: tl i"" "°' D R Recen it EA " all started as a joke, but It y we o Alcoholics Anonymous. It bow to end an less ons on give I ' wi out to diluter th Mom is dead went Underworld turns out th at two was a big step to admit that, at undesirable friendship, Cowan's ten serious. She's even underlined other couples. Wilen the check 28 years of age . I was an DEAR ABBY: I have of wanted to write to ycu, but the plastic surgeon's name In came, one of he men Insisted alcoholic. It was painf ul to _C'W lwoRi.p _ on paying for everything with realize how much If affected the his credit card (obviously his lives of the people I loved the com pa ny's, Th.n he collected most. the cash from the rest of us. I have been told that he does They say that most alcoholics this all the time. How does a don't go for help until they person go about putting a stop reach rock bottom and have lost to this sort of thing' I don't like their jobs, famili es and homes. to be used as a "customer." I was lucky. I didn't have to fall And knowing that be uses us as that tar. \5) so-called business write-offs when we are just social f riends I haven't quite made it yet. makesme feel like a party to But! m trying wi th all somethlngdishonest. strem' th l have to stay away Any suggez.ions' from al cohol just oe Lay at a USED IN CHICAGO time. I do,'t even mind stung DE;AR USED: If you are propL'Ican drink. 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Extra-duty Shocks N, N Homer belied a two-run Seminole County Invitational High School Junior Varsity double in the bottom of [1w Baseball Tournament at the seventh inning to tie the game at 5-5. A bases-loaded walk in Sanford Memorial Stadium. the eighth provided the winning MICHELIN Sanford ..--*t. 742 TMI, The Downtown Business Assn. I Standard Lyman knocked off Orlando Edgewater 13-3 Saturday night - J - 001 00- 1 1 3 Eldridge - PvI$4. - --/ L sM-,.,4a II Sidewalk gieS Friday 7emfl, Iw- AflOccasioes.Pleawoac$iva . SISTERS, INC. frir'i ........Moil . * Fr*rlt v 1 & ...4 .. noftenrh - ri'ai1 addressed enn$cpe. peak has antage over the Ha'e Ii write tittets? S.J $1 ft person who rant reaLL" A.*il Van Ourt.i. 131 Lasky Ot,. MillS. Calif. CflIS. tor Ab DEAR ABBY: I am writing $tia'tfly bomhi.t 'K th Wrtte Litton --- - '?- /)en.I Bargains On The Sidewalks In The Stores gut .f : May 1,2 you In Ibis n'auaer, either teB beft I dIcL you wom't go akaj with It D. IN NEW BRITAIN. co. quit pig awn with HIM. DEARD.: Thuksfer CONFIDENTIALTO"l$MADISON, inspirational kiter. I think YEARS-OLD IN you and you're o1ng to make it! WLSC.": 211 could your e mzes just ooe that would make you Pf1t. Wav's EvrySM "v4.er,"tt would be: "Reid, For a,.naair,ptv,rrU,to yovrs? rc,rraagnarL-susomemorr. A5Y B' No. 5100, LA.. Calif 201 37-13 I 2 001 300- 4 7 Auto Train Lyman Wins JV Event V - ftt ever) ,one la" it 10% \ Kiwanis . SANFORD V I I Pace nirled five innings of Federal edged Chase 16-14 and trounced Seminole Petroleum one-hit ball, striking out 11 and Medical Center and Seminole George's United Trant. 15-2. walking two. Griffith relieved Sporting Goods battled to a fiveinning 3-3 tie. The game will be Jack Prosser Sanford Atlantic's loss in the fifth, Ford dropped it into a tie for first Pace led George's at the plate completed at a later date. St ro m bet 9Wayne Smith clubbed a home place with U.S. Bank. Both with three singles. Stan Hogan Carlson teams are 4-1. added a double azid single, and run and a single for First - Florida State Bank scored Kevin Waters slammed a Federal, and teammate Danny Chase Federal Hall collected two singles. four runs in the bottom of thedouble. sixth to knock off Sanford two-bagger. Charley Koke paced Famous Recipe with a double and single, and Mike Maples added DOWr NTOWN - I League game, U.S. Bank a ONS EXPERT HAIR STYLISTS Waiting e P 'f'j vaiiflg "0 Help Previously winless Florida Bolt tossed a two-hitter for In the other game, David Bolt First Federal and Chase are State Bank dropped previously , pitched Jack Prosser Ford over Jack Prosser Ford, fanning live now 2-3. and walking two. The win lifted undefeated Sanford Atlantic Stromberg-Carlson 15.1. n(o, 201 t'01 -1 2 Bank 5-4 in the Sanford The win for George's was Its Jack Prosser to 3-2, two games Fla. State Bank 000 104 - 5 4 2 American Little League fifth In as many games. United behind George's, and dropped 003 4-15 0 1 US Bank Monday. Transportation Union has yet to Stromberg-Carbon to 1-4. Sum. Petroleum In the other American win. In the National League, First too I-S 2 3 Mr. Goodwrench has a Special for you. ' I Sanford Atlantic Falters GM OWNERS: I 1 I Continued On Page 2- B) i..,... - I care attitude and he had Lo develop a program from nothing. Whigham said. Whigham said the fact that "half the students don't come to - I - / 7 the athletic production at Seminole High. The real actors ret athletes and it is from them that the 1975 war cry sounded. " n ,,,, W. College Rd. Ocala - years. the reins to Posey. along with a strong freshman team ...LH. eL.. ..et.L..e DUL WIIIIV LJ UUUCL .1...e UU1L VOL UUfl5 are ioosing up, LOCY still remember - with some bitterness - the way the decline In football was digested locally. "They blamed Coach Woodruff," Whigham said. "It had begun before he came." WNgham said if anything could be tagged as the reason for the decline, he would List lack of student involvement and the always felt, but never-seen presence of the downtown alumni. "When we were out pounding on the sidewalks, raising money for the stadium, I ran into businessmen who would tell us they'd donate to the project 'the minute you get tin of that ... coach.'Most of them hadn't seen a garne the past two years," RiCharde Paces Seaboard w. Sell You Installed / ' Our Reputation Is Th. Carpet -..... Considering, he didn't do badly." The youngsters feel that Woodruff used his coaching talents to stabilize the squad leasing with 1 4-5-1 record and handing Atlantic. Ron Harold pitched a twohitter for Florida State, striking out five and walking six. Harold boomed a triple. Teammate Robert Burgess also slammed a The Knights of Columbus, by victory. He stn'ck out two and Willie Presley and Kenneth triple, forfeiting an earlier game, set wa,ed two. Perry led Rotary with two Wesley Steel led U.S. Rank the stage for Kiwanis' 9-7 win In games last week, K of C singles and a double with three singles and teammates Brian HlLman poked two over Rotary Monday and a tight trounced Kiwanis 16-8, VFW respectively. raze Baseball for the lead In the Sanford took a forfeit win over Moose singles and Chip Sanders Junior League. and Rotary scored a run In the cracked a triple. K of C, after forfeiting its bottom of the seventh Inning to Sanders and Steel combined Seaboard Coastline, Lake pack with an 8-1 record. Lake Hall slammed a home run, a a double, April 16 game with VFW nip Elks 5-4. to toss a two-hitter. Sanders Monroe Inn and Eldridge Stan. Monroe remained two games double and two singles, and Jim Edison slammed a triple, gave up the hits in the first two because of a Ineligible player, K of C scored its 16 runs 'dard, formerly Southern Bell, back with a 6-3 slate, but Terry Cooper smashed two double and single, John Louin innings, striking out to 3-1. Kiwanis and nine coming in the fourth inning i-ia three and dropped ,recorded victories Monday Famous Recipe, after reeling round trippers. are 3-2. and Elks and on three hits. Borges of stroked a double and two walked two. Steel did not allow Rotary WERICAN Joe Benton collected a double singles, and Mike Spangler a night in the Sanford Recreation off six straight wins, fell 6-3. 2-2. Kiwanis smacked a double. hit the final two innings, VFW are .CANCER The Outcasts are 4-5, and three singles, Mike collected three singles to lead striki Department Metro Softball SOCIETY ng out four and walking Steve Detrick led Kiwanis Eldridge Standard 15 2-7 and RiCharde stroke two singles Eldridge Standard, 'League. Rotary III 410 47 $ three, with a triple and single, and Kiwanis III 00 3 i- t C and Jimmy Williams smashed Seaboard crushed the Out- Auto Train is 1-8. Eddie Morton and BnICt In the Continental League, Eddie Borges poked two Seaboard Coastline slammed a double. kasts .11, lake Monroe Inn Drummond added two singles Wayne Pace and Andy Griffith singles. Kiwan4s Ill 00-. 0 Eddie Jackson and Oscar apiece, and Carl Lee legged out teamed KOIC - downed Famous Recipe 6-3 and fl hits in its one-sided win. 005 9310 A- -2 I for a one-hitter to pace Ieith Cowan of Kiwanis Dave RiCharde led the Roberts slugged a home run a double. Eldridge Standard trounced Elks 000 OX IGeorge's to a 13-1 win over pitched 2 2-3 innings of no-hit Cancer Soc1ety parade with two home runs, a and single apiece for the Out'Auto Train 19-4. Donald Brown and To... United Transportation Union. relief ball, preserving the Rotary 200 0011- S C 0 Seaboard remains atop the double and two singles. Kenny casts. Willie Bailey added a Deaton slammed triples for air IJnr,rt, Hru.nt I%ULU 15dm. L$J5I . svaf5.a, lVIdIpi con''" ripped two doubles and Charles nected for a double and single Duhart slammed two singles. and Evans Baker smashed a Tommy Gracey ripped a double. home run and single for Lake Monroe Inn, and Roger Seaboard 043 234 0-22 22 Beathard added two singles. Outcasts iii 000 4-11 11 Larry Miller and Ed Malsak Monroe smashed a double and single lkInn 022 110 0-0 II (Sc:::;: each, and Terry Nichols ripped Famous Recipe 001 002 0-3 0 95 Wax -... give Coach Claude Woodruff a good send-off. think Coach Woodruff did a tremendous job under bad circumstances," Good said. "The kids had developed a don't- With 11 more days until the each of the Gold Sponsors start of this year's Ballet Guild Committee members to bring in Open Golf Tournament at the 'just one more by next week." Mayfair Country Club, A total of 60 prizes In excess Chairman Torn Largen an- of $2500 will be awarded. A new nounced another Infiuz of en- Ford Is the grand prize for a tries at Monday night's hole-in-one on the par 3, fifth meeting, boosting the total to Lvta 91. The latest to enter the golfing The two-day event, scheduled event are Bob McKee, R. S. :for May 10 and 11, is offering Bihlhimer, William the net proceeds to the guild as McLaughlin, W.C. Hutchlaon ,a scholarship fund to help Jr., Ed Cote, Ben Sirnpwn, young dancers. Fran Darling, Jack McDavitt, Largen and Assistant Co- John Morris, Jeff Largen, Bob ,Chairman Joe Kurami set a Orwig, Mike Capko, Bill minimum of 100 particlpant..3 by Jacobs, C. D. Howell, Dr. next week's meeting, asking Kenneth Wing and Al Stoney. A - toward the program," Good said."I know I want to do the best I can because I want a chance to play college ball." The 230-pounder appears to be one of several good prospects in the Seminole camp this year. Reynolds and Posey are hoping that Good will provide leadership that will help the rebirth. Good admits he is looking forward to playir'g ball for Posey and he thinks most of the athletes are as well. But he is quick to Golf Tourney 10, %• structure sits at Seminole High as a masonary reminder that sports is major factor In high school life around Sanford. Reynolds plays down his role in the stadium's construction, but admits the project brought the student body, athletes id towns-people together at a time when athletics in general were "sort of spinning their wheels." "It had to help. Anything would help," he said while outlining how the project gathered steam once it started, But Reynolds and the stadium are just small-bit players In En tries Flood - want without the seam imprint." foreboding, but with Virginia's experience, Iased unadorned, The headpiece was she laughed and said, "Well), maybe I was i Virginia then covered it with the peau dexie, littie nervous., but only because I wanted it to and bought trim and cut the flowe rs out by be so perfect " An attra cti ve blonde. Virginia shakes the hand and attached them to the headpiece. Each flower is centered wi th a large seed myth about having to use expensive fabric, by pearl. "This headpiece will cost around $5 or saying, "So many people feel they have to put a considerable amount Into fabrics. Bunks $6 as compa red to around *60.00,11 purchased ready-made," said Virginia. The Ill usion veil You can do just as great a job with Inexis an ambitious job for Virginia. It will consist pensive materials as with the most expensive." Virginia's secret sterns to be in her of three tiers In varied lengths, with the two layers in back covered with seed pearls. 'fl very fine finishing touches. For example, long Lace train will have ascalloped edge and using pesu de sole satin for her daughter's a de tachable satin bow, and banded with peau dress, she has lined the skirt In organdy, de sole. "This entire outfit will cost less than giving it body and stiffening, but cutting down on weight. After measuring the hem, she will $60 with a comparable gown running anywhere from one hundred to several pit lace hem tape on the gown 'flen In order hundred, If you bought it," said Virginia; • to prevent peaking, the will use heavy, threeSevmlng from the age of 12, Virginia admi ts inch bucknnii, around the hem of the gown. she started with the trial and error method. She will stitch the hem to the tape, and lightly hand-ta ck the top edge of the buckrum to the Now she thinks nothing of making an entire inner lining. No stitching will be visible on the suit for her husba nd, Pat, or son Pat Carl. "If you can sew, you are able to ha ve many more outside of the gown. different outfits, as well as having them Making a wedding gown is not like making original, and not like everybody else Li "Just a dress," said Virginia. The material wearing," she said. must be handled wi th a great deal of care, as "The chance we may have In athletics - scholarshI and such - lies entirely with how we perform and our attitude •., Athletes at Seminole High School almost to a man point Da vid Dees and Laurie Bennett The stadium was constructed and used In 1974. Its playing field is still being smoothed and grassed, but the r ------------- their collective fingers at one person as the key to the rebirth sports at the schocl. That person is Don Reynolds, principal, who returned to - "We are tired of lack of student pride in the program," Mike Good said. 'We figure it's up to us (the players) to do the Job that %%III give us a winning season" (,xxl vo ices the opinion of nn of the junior cla mem hcrs who will he bark next (',1..,.k Ln.. --. ..... (nil .n... ,,n,ln.' Ini',.m1n, %. J'liy s1u.W,ui, Posey returning to Seminole from Lake Brantley after three - Herald Staff Writer "Romeo and Juliet" appears to be a turn-around In athletics. But Reynolds as a sports' backer, principal and man overohadows all of them. "It as Mr Reynolds who urged the new stadium be built Eve r yone thought it a joke, but h sold the student J), coaching staff and booste s' club on the k1pi" niinrfrhit'k Mark Whigharn said. "I think the stadium project had a lot to do with how we think today as athletes." - By GLENN McCASLAND Selene Rozansky is assistant director and Tom Hall Is stage manager. In addition to a revised script that all can understand, some musical background has been added, Steve Lomanski is pianist. Tickets may be purchased in advance at the door. Virginia Delvilhagglo works on formal wedding gown for daughter, Carla (Photo by Elda Nichols) ( • " Featuring David Dees and Laurie Bennett in the title roles of to otmg lo ers seirated b their parents hatred for each other, the play is directed by Miss Sharon Beasley. She has taught at Oviedo for two years and directed last year's play, "Camelot." - j • , Phone 322•0231 Sat. 8a.m.to 12 p.m. •-. -- - '.------- 425•2363 - - -. ---- .' --i- -i -r, -. -------' • , • - ,.- r - --*'-. -, -- -. ., - �,--..'.•-..,.,- --•--. --. •---:--'' ---... .-.--..,-,------ d •-,-,.- - '._i: r ---- -i.--.--- - t--'?- •1 - __________ - .- ---, -- -- - - .' - Tuesday. AprIIfl, ins iISCOREBOARD Harness Rc.clrg Re sults MONDAY FIRST - I Mr. Bad.ye (.1 Doracek) (5) 3.002502107. Colby I? $ 600 10 S 556 7 9 135 7 ii .359 6 10 375 M,est4 Mondays Results Detroit S. Baltimore 3 York 6. Cleveland I Kansas City 7 Chica90 S Only games scheduled I 3 kCntUCKY 4 Today's Games No games scheduled WedneWay's Game Western Division Dnver a? lrna. lndan td 32 2150 9.10 140 2 California (HastIer , S'ehea:ade '5) 9131 703 D) Fits? Kansas City (Splittorff I 2), () 2 60 0 (S 7) $62 10 1 (75-3) OakI.knd (Abbott 2 0) i4 00 1 1:36 IGolti 3 2). (n) THIRD - Rchtand Co Boy Chicago (Osteen i it at .'nder5ha.af) (2) 2 50 7507 13 2 , 'Jk'n 7) (,) i Time (31 6106003. Lee Etre (7) Only games scheduled 200 (23) $7? 70 1 (7 37) 516060 1 Wednesday's Games I Detroit at Milwaukee, (n) FOURTH - 1 Armbro OKeele Cleveland at Boston. (n) I I VnnDerenle'r) (1) 3 601 103 202 Baltimore at New York, , ic'l Hand Luke (7) 500 160 3 Cahtornia at Kansas City, In) lcidur (it 1700(74) $77201 (12 7) Oakland at Minnt'sota. $31920 T 711 1 ChIcago at Teias, (n) cIFTH - I Lotus Bud (T Crank 71 9005 10 210 2 Sain Grattan (it National League $20 3 00 3 VarsIty Bomb (3) 550 Q East (71) 171 201 (743) $359.10 1 W L PC?. 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HEDGES _____ LEGAL DESCRIPTION -' LEGAL DESCRIPTION TAX.COST GuTs'. •ll itSit III 54,49 S rI 19 tiP $9 s'a' 30 ----------------------'1' , 4 - i,' I 19 tiP II', '.1 •,.•.••........ IF'. ti S. I /' w( Cf V £ItWL'. f/i 1/5.69 I ('T j ' _____ _____ _________ MCHENRY Ca 0th NAME It 'I sin RY IJI WOSI Cl (xlii AE '5 TO 'I 1(117W suoa, ABC OUTS BY IHI CARLOAD , I's, - WHOLISALL CASLIJII ii AM I '.s tti sit' ' ' 1aIcttsao ____________ '. CUNaIP.? Slut ,, - C't, £ EARLY TIMES BEEFEATER ' 4 YR. SO' KY. SRI GIN •tjit. I SAY SALE TUES. THRU SAT. MAY 3RD A VELVET CANADIAN • VODKA -- Ii S Tar Dapple (Bnitton) 12-1; 7. Pasisa Time (Pa'ken'gson) 7-2.- I Irene Vo (Weaver) I I FOURTH 5, U - Pace Clmg 5400: 1. Adios Hershel (Peters) I 1; 7 Adios Arena A (lhlersfeid) 3 1; 3, Frotaurum (BlGod) 7.7, 4. Loyal OppositIon (Mahar) 101; S. San Juan Hanover (Cooley) 61. 6 'aylors Farsiel (Piper) 3-1; 7. HI Ln' ($ca) 92. 3 Nealon Time I',,-rkheiS.er) $ 1 FIFTH M Pace C.) I P.'a%gue Major (Bridges) 52. 7 .*ettheart Volta (Draylon) $ 1, 3 Burns Guy (Bereznak) I-i; 1, Lenny P,ck (Parkinson) 7 2; S Conestoga B (Whaylend) 3 1, 6 Daze Adios (ford) 1St 7. Julie Nib (LeVn) 15I. Mapiewocd (Dorack) 2 Sl*THI. td-PaciCtrnb-$4$: I Navy Sic (Vanderscpusaf) 9-1; 7 Doc Van (Vandervoort) S I; 3 Bordnees Pride (Psrintori) S I; 1. Joa'ie East ISenbes) 97: 5. friendly Harbu (Fagal 101; 6. i.r: Creed tDennls 31, 7 DoIly Jester 72 8 By Order (Br.dges) 6 JEVENTH 1 M - Trot 8.3 8.3 C-i -5)00:1. B.g Red One (ManI.n)S 1. 2 Decatur Boy (Parkinsonl 6 I. 3 Omen America (Larrabee) Ii, I ',onttiy Enough (Blood) 10-i; S. Billy Rich S I; 6 Janille Lobsell (Ferlotti) 92; 7 Henry 1. Vlcthrv tDmides; 31, 3 D' CrystaljeI tHuphreS 72 EIGHTH I M - Pace C-3 - 14)5: I Bomber 0 (Ihlenfeld) I I, 2'/aney% BsI (Nelson) 7.7; 3 The c,real Gittby (Fei 10th) 52. 1 Mar ,'.arg Rutty (Kalathas) 12 I; 3, Wtstern Harvey (Taylo, S I 6. Miss U (DIII? 1; 7. BonnIe Bumps (W'Isey) S I.- 8 Reveille Pare (Ulmer ID NINTH I M - Pace Ci $430: I Clay KngPtt (Park nscn) 77, 3. Mary Brooks (HyselI) 9 7, 3. Know'ng When (Serbes) 5 1, 1 Nentys Bruce (Patterson) 6-i; S Palomla Macdust (Rau) Ii, 4 1 M Ste (Strong 3 1, 7. Papecte (Blood) 101. I Bulilie B. Quck iIh(CnfCld( 3 1 TENTH t M - Pace C.2 $473: I Byrd K (DeMon) $ 1. 7 O'cala Spica(Crank) 4 1. 3 arport Ry (LIberty) I I, I Sorrowful (Van de.enter)Si.S SkipperMaidJI,6. Lisa Lie See (lhlenfeldj $ 1; 7. Iron City Nancy 1 Recur) 7 2. I Cato $.r 41%) 5 I LLEVLP4TI't I M Pace C-) $400: I Pn,viteJ.mI. 7. Silveebell B I 3 Miss Be.'nardsfon tOammeIli B I. I Sir H.rn'pto.i fSIca) 92. 5. Qnphrey (Kre,geq) 7 2; 6 (asolina Cougar (Cu1'ane) 3 I; 7 Rlberdge Rob (Taylor) 10 I; lASt. D'.nkee (PrQy4I) S 1 WArTtas I POTTiID ' UOIIt0 il-toward) I I. S. Spring Daisy fRau) Milwaukee 0,illirr,c,re Yore New Boston C(#vtl$nd A QUEEN ANNE GOLD COACH i' • DRY GIN ' Si COI'Il WII CO , McHENRY 8 YR. IMP. TEQUILA • 'A Notice Is hereby given trial on the 29th day of May 1913. 9,00 AM, at the "Court House in Santord, County ci Seminole, State of Florida, l. sale certifIcates will be sold on the following described land to pay the amount due (or tases herein set opposite the same, together with all coSt of Such sate and all advertising. Mary Whelchel and Pattle .o the pin on No. 16 (3-feet, 1Brantley were low net with a 58, Inch). ___________________________________________________________ -_ - year." The new Interest in football has rekindled the spirit of Ron Namath could earn about $1 million, sources have Indicated. p I 'd ' 1/' S "1' _'I*'ifft I i t. ', v Mottwr major problem, %'ihlgham says, wa the fact that &nilnole has had four coaches In alinost as many years. And Whigharn lists lack of parental interest - even In nan,' YU. notcotningtothegames-asanotherreonfortheathletesnot The Crooms High freslunan, who at 15 looks like an 18-year. caring about performance. old and weig,hs 170 pounds, explained that the majority of the "I feel with more community Involvement - especially the Cr001113 athletes will be present when football training starts. parents - more student pride and understanding that losing is "Our coach has worked hard with us to keep the numbers no laughing matter, that we'll do okay," he said. out for iootball together. I'd guess about 40 will be trying to Gerald Meyer, another junior with blue-chippossibilities make the Junior varsity or varsity," Flint said. "I know I'm a senior, points out that many would-be athletes don't take part looking forward to it." anymore because they work or "just don't want part of it." The young man says he has heard "more ialk about the "I guess that with the exception of a handful of kids wI program from the guys than ever" in the past several weeks. "I care, sports is more out of mind at school than you'd think," guess It's the idea of something new about to happen," he said. Meyer says ''I (UC&S \OU hivi' U) itiake your mind up to give Sports the The 5-10, 180-pound Meyer feels (hat to really make the right amount of (tine if you want to be successful," Flint said. "I program work, the school system would have to start a whole think wecan bring itaround(a winnlngteam)." new program. And as far as all the problems before at the school, Flint "It would depend on Just how much the kids want t agrees with Whigham, Good, Meyers and the rest that "they are sacrifice and put out to make it really go. I think we're in better gone for good." shape spirit-wise than before," Meyer says. Thursday: The Boosters speak out. Meyer feels the Seminole County &hool Board has been fair with the athletic program and lauds the Seminole High Boosters aub for "beinr with us every step." "There are a lot of people who got involved in the stadium Tvvo so ni e VV I n s Even t project, who don't have kids in sports. That was a big boost to and Houser Sea The MayfaIr Wom.n's Golf Peg us," the junior guard declared. "It meaiit a great deal Just Association Member-Guest Day Savaressee were second low net knowing they did care about us." Meyer says to really turn the football program into a win- last week was a two-ball, best- with a 63, and Marge Perason and Helene Champayne were the athletes must decide "to produce 150 per cent." He feels ball tournament, Margaret Botts and Carrol third with a 64. the hours being logged by many in welghtlifting is an indication that this decision has been made. Souder we're low gross with a Gb Hecker was closest to the "I know I've had three coaches since I've been involved and 77. Doris Spencer and Millie like a lot of the guys, I'm wondering what the new system will be L.alloche were second low gross pin on a No. 7(5 -feet, 2-inches Namath becomes a free agent Thursday. Reportedly, 11cm. meter and Jimmy Walsh, Namath's attorney, are to meet Friday. Baseball "Our offer is on a short trigger," said Hemmeter. "We Leaders don't believe too much JudgAmerican League ment time is necessary, so a BATTING (50 at bats)- Chalk, deadline will be imposed." Cal, III; EMaddoit, NY, 355; C Mly. Chi. 355 "It would be nice to have him, RUNSR.Whlte. NV, 16. Hen but not imperative to our nerson. Chi, IS. E.Maddox, NY. 14. success, " Ilemmetcr said. "We RUNS BATTED IN-LM.ay, Bal, 17. C May, Chi, 1$, Mc Rae, XC. is have made what we consider a HITS Hendersun. (hI. 76. reasonable offer to Namath, E Mat?do*, NY, 75. C May, Chi, , one that is Financial and not DOUBLES-Chak. Cal, 7. Let emotional." cano, Ml, 6. TRIPLE 5-- Patek, XC, 3. Evans, If he stays with the National -- - .._..., ('I I 3 II' ' NOTICE OF TAX SALE "And that's good because ithelpstobulld self-confidence." A young man who may become one of Sanford's most talked about athletes, Danny Flint, is looking forward to the coming attorneys that the financial re vamping will leave the league stable and able to pay off debts froII3 last year's start-up season, Hern.meter abo said the WFL is not interested In letting Joe Namnath "dangle on the line for an indefinite period" and will iripose a deadline on the New York Jets' star to decide if he will accept a $4-million offer to join the league. A week from Thursday was mentioned as a IMISSI1JIC 111)11.! ltirgit. DOUBLES-Bench, Cm, I; Madlock, Chi, 7, Montane:, PrO, 7; Rose, Cm, 1; Cedeno, P4tn. 7; watson. Htn, 7 TRIPLES-Gem, Atl, 7; R An. drews. Htn, 2; Garvey. LA, 2; LOPe'S., LA, 7, Murcer, SF, 2 HOME RUNS-Cey, LA, 6; W'nfield, SD, 6. Baker. All, Evans. All, $ many blacks on the team, but no one noticed the guys all got aIorW" Spain said. feels the athletes today are taking a different attitude. Whigham says the athietesare "talking Itup more" and the new conference plan has been well received by the student,s, "A conference gives us more to work towards," he said. Saii Diego .t HOUSt(L Houston leads 20 Wednesday's Games No games scheduled Chi. 7; Nyman. Chi, 2. OtiS, XC. 7. Atlanta (Capra 2-2) a? Los HOME RUNS-L May, Bal, Angeles (Messersmth 30). In) Cincinnati (ulletf 21) at San Hcrlon, Del, 4. Killebrew, XC. 1; BurrOUQhS cx. 1. 10 TIed With 3 Franciso (Falcone 71), In) Wednesday's Games National League New York at Chicago BATTING (SQ at bats)- Reltz C*nciati at San 511, 101, Morgan, Cm, .391. St. Lows at Pittsburgh, In) RUNS-lopes. LA. 20, Cedeno Host0n at San Ditgo, In) Htn, IS Atlanta at Los Angeles, In) RUNS BATTED IN-Bench, Cm, Only games scheduled 19. Evans, Alt, Il• tIITS--Garvt'y, LA. 35. Rce. Cn. Pro Cage thegame&'tsanothernegativepartoftheprogram. "They (the students) would rather be out with the older crowd.Theydon'thavethetime, theythlnk,Iorfootballgames. u athletes can get the students back to games, if we want to badly enough," Whigham said. The junior back points out that "none of us on the team are angels, me Included, but we wantto go out winners." e 41 Todays Games ChIco (7) 120 3003, Blissful Dream tt'tro$ (Lolich 30) at Balti 260 Q (7$) $12 10 T (5 75) $31 00 more (Grimtey n. cii I 2:07.1 Clevcinn (Hood 00) at New Pence (2) 3500 (4 5) 147401 (437) $376101 7:041 Attendance 1310 Handle: 57)747 Mondays ReuIt Eastern Division Kentucky 173. 5? Louis 103. 1 Spain, who missed the past season with a knee Injury. "I'm thinking about going out for the team," Spain contided. AAI've been weighiliftiag and ry knee seems okay. I thiflk I'm going to try." But Spain says, regardless of what he may do, ho thinks the SChOOl is about to give birth ton winner. 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He cashed dummy's ace and king of diamonds and ace of club3. His plan was to continue _ ft u1*_v a -- CARNIVAL __Usiw I III., ~6160L -- trump But the Pofessos was 67th Year, No. 216—Wednesday, April 30, 1975 .... — _____ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents with the club king and then pla' the second trump. If th at clu went through he could go back ____________________ ___ L__ by Dave Graue ALLEY OOP AE D SETTER GET \ LURE, )3R BUT U4ESE iERS OUT } WHERE 7 t OF Sh3HT, U58LE.' J DO4T SEE ANY THERE A GUARD RXIM PL ACE GOU O'WE CAN STASH 'Ei IN UP HERE! - Pass 4 £ Pass Pass I Openinglead - Qy ;> By Oswald & James Jacoby by Art Sunom HE BORN LOSLI1. WA-HEH, HOW'5 ThE VEATHR by Lorry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I'm SORRY, I I- T4EN HOW A8UT A ICAL IA, PERMANENT CHAIR IN THE CAFETERIA I Io lal I— By BOB ORRELL Ilerald Correspondent East South - 1 * I'. A )LJth. hid £ K Q 98 SY Al • K 4 What do you do noC tour ide. A A RI (.) I t)COR Ct5MAN.._..1 - —a VI 4 (j f - /g/ c1.455 OF HI litRE. V! CLWT )CX/ If.. tIn.. MfR?/WD 70 Iilf £t$N 17E M411. i )// / Trudeau tW.SRt! HEX AFA 6X(j' B!L/AWS IT 7/M9 1'f Cl'ITCN ZP,iR? AiVa ,%t )4ViV'st. / 41 4-29 by T. K. R yan / (I KrtUP—A U0R1AøLJ1 I 11 14 j ( s n T - - o w A Spring, are still full of roe indicating they have been unable to find a suitable place to spawn. OPINION Heavy rains Immediately following publication of the first report on the water diversion from the headwaters of the river temporarily eased the critical water shortage. Since then, little or no rain has fallen and the river is near drought stage again. R;.,, liih LIVAIld h:ive pi '1nd in early Alligators are coming out of the backwater sloughs Into the main river because of insufficient water. Three were spotted in a one-mile stretch of the river Tuesday morning. Dead spawned-out shad have been seen floating in the middle of the river, no current to carry them downstream or to the banks where waiting, hungry vultures can devour Lbem. .1a11y nall lakes ad j$)nds In this area have i d - completely disappeared, due perhaps to lack of underground water pressure from the tow water In the river. The City of Longwood has been warned by Public Works Director Ralph Fisher of an impending drinking water shortage unless the so-called drought comes to a speedy end. He recommended an immediate study with the view toward constructing a new well. But, If the underground water supply continucs to decrease, where will the drinkin~, water come from? i Continued on Page 6-A' 9 0 0 A plan by which a 100-man a report on the "total jail plc. pay $1,000 a month for their from them (Volusla County) in jail facility might be con- ture" next week to the board. • upkeep." time to present the full four027 structed at the Seminole County "I plan to meet again with the IT The county was handed a option program next week," 'f '! Port Authority was revealed Sanfrd Airport Authority 11,000 bill for prisoner upkeep Proudfoot said. last night by County Commis- people about Building 310, but I .,, . from Orange County yesterday, The 200-Inmate facility at slon Chairman Sid Vth'en Jr. don't intend to limit my Proudfoot said, pointing out Five Points is the same The proposal is one of four discussion to just administra-, that the cost of housing proposal turned down by E!u•! options for new jail space being tive use of the building, but to prisoners In other county lock- Seminole County voters last developed by Vihlen and County the jail .situation," Vihien said. ups ran between $800 to $1,000 year. The four options which Corrections Chief George -. ,monthly. Proudfoot said the 100-inmate Proudfoot and will be detailed Proudloot is developing for I'll* plan — had we gone to facility at the port site would during a full-dress Board presentation to the board inthe airport - was for a capital include administrative areas chides: meeting next week, outlay of between $00,000 and and "all other operational — Construction of a The plan calls for construc$300,000 on Building 310, plus needs." lion of a pre-fabricated building inmate facility at Five Points Jim Ryan, Port Authority $42,000 a year rent, with leases with modular cells at a coat of for about $2-million. (This to be renewed every two director, said he favored the $10,000 per Inmate or a 50- would be a complete jail. !I years," Proudfoot said. plan to construct a minimum Inmate facility constructed to phasing-out the existing facl!ity 19 years or , I "Over a period of security jail facility at the port JIM RYAN go to 100-Inmate capacity at a at the courthouse.) so, that would come to almost because 'it would solve the later date. - Construction of a 200 in. would require the present jail $2-million, which Is what would county's problem and help us, "Since the Port Authority has mate facility, with only 50 per facility to be maintained and be needed to build a jail too. the capability of selling bonds, cent of the structure completed, allow a split confinement outright," he continued. "Sooner or later we are going we considering the pcsslbil. leaving a shell which could be are 'a. The pee-lab building plan Is to have to have our own program as was proposed by ity of going to them and asking finished as needed, also at Five the county when ta1kfrg with based on information which security guards as the port —I— _ that the port construct a build- Points, the Airport Authority about use Proiiot has gathered from grows, " Ryan said. "With • ing and then lease It back to the — Construction of a 100- of Building 310 to house Volusian County of ficials, who deputies and jailers around, I county," Vihien explained. 9 Inmate facility at the Port Au- mi ni mum security prisoners, are in the process of developing we'd have no problem." — don't think there'll be much thority site. "A 50-Inmate facility would a 220-Inmate facility for $22Ryan said that while no protest about 1ocaUnpriso ners — Construction ofa50-thmate be one which we could live million (about $10,000 per In. formal proposal had been at the port because of Its loca- facility at the Port Authority, with," Proudfoot explained mate) by using modular cell handed the Port Authority from County Corrections Chief George Proudfoot shows Seminole County thief Depoty Sheriff Duane tion sway from evetMng' with a 100-inmate design for today. "This would keep us units and pee-lab construction the county, he had met twice Herrell outline of pr,p..ed cell module for proposed port authority site. (Hereld Photo by Bill yinVihian told the rat of the completion as needed. from farming-out prisoners to plans. . with Proudfoot about the idea. Bod Prnudfoot would Ve.eIIt The Lgst three proposals other counties and having to 'J hope to have more data "The last time, he came with ------a designer and mortgage broker," Ryan said. "They inspected these modular ' buildings and derided such a -structure would be adaptable to their needs." Proudfoot had originally gone to the port to check the availability of a building which had housed a bankrupt cornBy ED PRICKE'fl' school teacher said the member and principal at Sable at they have that right - the more importance to teachers, period Pelley asked for to study together. pany and was up for a new Herald Stiff Writer grievance procedure is a "very, Point Elementary, said prin.- same as teachers. As to meeting during school rather than items Pelley is the contract proposal. very important" part of SEA's cipals "want the right to file Pelley's counter proposal on throwing out for negotiation. ,If we're ready, we will," hours, Pelley again said "We had already been con. In only about five minute., 75-page package. unfair labor practices" the academic freedom was almost Pelley said. "There's no point negotiations will take place tacted by another party about For exampl e, SEA wants as yesterday, negotiators ap"Lots of things you don't like, same as teachers. Hughes says immediately accepted by if we're not ready, and you may after school because "teachers that building," Ryan Mid. "But soon as possible to begin talks proved an article on academic but you're afraid to say that right would be especially SEA's team. AS SEA requested, are hired to teach." not get what you want." we showed Proudfoot around on tra nsfers, reappointments, freedom which is part of a anything. The first thing you do he lpful to adm inistrators in the guarantees article I suggested the county On Thursday, the two teams and and reassignments, reduction "You may riot get wt-.at you proposed master contract for is to protect your job. Some correcting infractions of a academic freedom to students meet again to discuss the consider a pre-fabricated the county's school teachers. things you don't dig, but you minor nature, like a teacher and teachers "when pursued in personnel and annual con- want, either," Rosenthal will grievance procedure. All the structure or modular building replied. don't say anything because be ing late to work or something in accordance with the Con- tract sta tus, discussion yesterday centered program for a minimum Then Seminole Education you're afraid to," she said. stitutions and laws of the United of a simillar nature. Rosenthal accused Pelley of Rosenthal reiterated SEA's on the first 25 lines, and security jail. Association (SEA) and County Hughes said it's immaterial States and the State of "getting away with items you stand that 19 working days is negotiators have yet to get Into School administrators say 'Personally, I see no problem School Board negotiators took they want the same rights to to whom adminLitrators grieve. Florida." choose to speak to,"and he said "excessive," and Pelley again agreeing on steps which the and stand ready to work with the remaining four hours of grieve against teachers. He said at4mlnlstrators just Rosenthal also wants to begin "everything is fair game after answered that It took SEA more grievance procedure will the county on the project," yesterday's meeting to argue Bob Hughes, a Pelley team want it written In the contract discussing items he considers of May 6," the end of the 194ay than a year to put the package contain. Ryan said. over a proposed grievance The overcrowded conditions procedure. -at Seminole County Jail has been a problem or a number of Harry Pelley, thc county's years, but Proudfoot pointed chief negotiator, said school out that In recent months It has administrators " have a right to reached "a major problem" grieve" the same as teachers. status, Pelley says SEA's proposal The jail has been the scene of speaks only to teachers. Yesterday, school officials began hearings on budget of teachers." Budget hearings here will continue every Tuesday and several fire, recently as well as requests, and Asst. School Supt. Roger Harris predicts Harris says Seminole County, where some 208 Thursday at 2p.m. in the School Board conference room. attempted jailbreaks. It has been SEA's contention teachers haven't been approved for rehire, would get next year's operating budget requests will total about Department heads will appear before the Committee to that the contract include only $35.9mi1lIon,up$2mllllon from the current budget. justify th eir req uests, but, as Harris says, "No def in i te about three per cent of that $39 million lilt stays In the those persons Included In position Harris said the committee at present is In a decisions can be made until we hear from the budget. BULLETIN SEA bargaining unit, and SEA only to "visibly examine" budget requests and establish "If the governor's budget is increased, It would be a legislature." spokesman Steve Rosenthal ground rules as to what the philosophy will be. very positive step in respect to those 200 ) teachers," said "We're In limbo," the veteran administrator noted, maintains It's "Illegal" for SEA Harris, who is in charge of finance for the school system. Little else can be done. Harris says, until the county Protests against cuts in education funding have arisen to bargain for other than SEA Count)' sJmool suç,erintendenta have been summoned knows how much money will be forthcoming from the across the state as lawmakers get ready to dole out state members, to Tallahassee on Monday. legislature. funds for the next fiscal year. Louetla Rahming, an SEA house And Harris said he presumes at that time some imHarris, on a positive note, did mention that a team member and elementary Budget hearings In Seminole County will continue portant items will be decided by lawmakers concerning appropriations subcommittee's request for an additional through May. education at the county level, $39 million to Askew's proposed budget would "hire a lot 1f ________ TUMBLEWEED THeSt CHILLY 5N(. h 0 0 _ 4$ 7W by Heimdohl & Stol J 0 _ by Garry HEY. &. &4! ML.. 544(J,I/ 47 ,'75ff )tX/ 4411V, 8(.Wy! \ St. o 1 County Jaii Facility Proposed For Port Authority Site I'm IN u.iE ARE 0 By Roger BoIIen FUNNY BUSINESS DOONESBURY i 44'l/ fl't AXW 710T-) AMMU nS JbTO'IE Ø J 50 ,f4VY ,4tWZW EN- M416 145 4A! cruiiz #1 flY £1, '' 71e group, known as "Friends of the St. Johns", prinvirily composed of port.s fishermen and lover Guess who had their first haircut with that new home barber kit of 'ours? ' Of of the outdoors has scheduled its first meeting for Tuesday, May 6,7:30 p.m., In Room I, First Federal Savings and Loan Building In Sanford. Members of the organization, witnessing the decline of this beautiful and essential body of water and angered by the latest rape, finally decided to do something about it. Led by J. T, Tunlpseed, president, these dedicated sportsmen plan to make a thorough Investigation of the harmful practices which are stripping the river or iti scenic beauty, its fish ixiilatin and vt:i I v ;t r supply. The "theft" (diversion) of more than 200 million gallons of water per day from the St. Johns River, first revealed in The Herald two weeks ago, ha3 to the formation of a new organization dedicated to the preservation of the fisheries, water quality and quantity of the river and its tributaries. 29 ed Hal the "Maestro." The Proksor, sitting South, won today's battle of wits. The TODAY QUESTION Play started normally enough. Instead of bidding to sp.irles 'The queen of hearts was led your partner has responded one covered by king and ace. heart notnuimp to your opening bid What returned and third heart was ou do now' do led to force dummy to ruff. Answer Tomorrow The king of spades was led from dummy and the Maestro, lot JACOB V MODERN sitting West, let it hold. Had the book to: 'Win t B'oe:' (c/o this Profess&,, ''mely led his last nowwei,ot), P.O. Box 489, Radio trump from dummy the City New York, N. V. 10019. Maestro would win, throw the INVA SI AI'I)t :s171.1I111sI: As' Professor in dummy and score UP TRW, U0 FELL,A , PIQO5SSO, Bvr) I CANT GAJ1' 11OU TENURE .'N orth There was never a greater rivalry than that between Ely culbertson and hal Sims in the early (l.1VS ,f c o ntra c t It was:i friendly rivairy. Sims called Ely the "Professor," Ely Call- Is Friends ' lf~@:n N1C Pass The bidding has be?n ([ Water Diversion Crisis Continues to trumps and there would be no way for West to throw him in dummy. Sims tried his last ploy. He dropped the jack of clubs under the are This caused Ely to think for some time. Finall y Ely decided if Sims really held a singleton club, he would have opened it. So Ely continued with his original plan and led the king of clubs and made his contract. 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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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 29, 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/8cac16891aaddf59f520d818eaf37a1a.pdf d8bcbccffb5f4dc77c6a8f6de6021811 PDF Text Text - 5 - . . - - . - - — ,..0. .. . _. .... .,. — - — - - .. — — - - .- . -• - S S - - . -- --j 1 - . . _ - I . . --,,!-- 41-._%I;IIIII~g _jp_ w _-- V___, . __ - ~ - -r - - ¶1 '_ . ! /RE PLANNIN& ¶- F'oN\ - ___ I____ - q 4' .. --- A'-' '.*; 111eiv T / 1 'Q CU'TOU 67th Year, No. 214--Monda y, April 28, 1975 FENSE il Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents T___ ..%CAPILHI ____ - I-IAVE SQA'1 6A N\,VS ... 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Ponders __r ;s " _X __=~i _-,ri,_'_,-, " -. - = a-.~~ --- -; s_-_~J San or Weekend ' Tremendous 8) GLENN Herald Staff ',rlter mittec '1 can t sa enough atxxit way the people caine out and "It was just tremendous, just supported these programs," - ~111112 __ - .11 " ' " I J 4 ot :-~" - , 4 -A - directed b) Sgt Maj Stee Gilmore, Re Elton P Richards, Casselberry Lions Club; lJoyd Harrison, DeBary lions, and homer. homer issued thanks to the Seminole High Band members For assi.stthg the regatta by selling programs both Saturday 3 "Tbose young people went , -. way out of their way to be . Ilki he'pful and we can't say enough - I about them,' hlnrncr said. While the exact count had c-- . '-v ' been completed, Jim Ryan, . __%~ ____1 .I _!, who spearheaded the regatta _%' F, __ __ . W ___ V. A "Ati-6m the Central Florida Zoo would ram I see "about $3,000' out of the two-day program 11 Priie inones came to about $1,000 and then the cost of the food for the concemion stareis a I __ I will have to ( -ome out, but M -Z between $2,000 and $3,0DO will — V . . -.. beaboutwhattheZoowtllsee ' t . - . -. - ! 7- :- 'i,. from the program," Ryan I -=' ventured today. -1-1 \ -4. .. 0 Z_ afternoew, crowds estimated portion of ft day's proglam pleased with the remark by This powh was probably Ilk smallest spectator at The Greater frii.a 5,W to ION lined the while Harold Highsmith tolled a Perry James, Orlando boat Sanford Regatta yesterday. lie proved 0 be "top dog" as well. Lake Manroe marina cvmplex .%eplica of the Liberty Bell, driver who won the twoAay considering !be attention be 's ' lUng tar details of the race, to %if'wrsulng events ctaged b) nw'ied by the U S Bank, one event, calling for the national e pare lB 411cr-aid Photo h JohnA SpOISkI) Yesterca y's high £ low this tie M16 Central 1- Ie'rida time for ench y ar ( a pocvrboat championships to be (1 1~ morning 62 Partl y cloudy and Powerboat Association, with all nation's existarice held on La ke Monroe continued quite %arm through proceeds going to the Central Afterwards, Dr. Richard Bicentennial cunuifillee in the The Norwood Singers cap"Knowing what to expec! Tuesday. Highs In the upper SOS Florida Zoo. turcd (tic crowd In the seeand Dougherty, president ci the program were the Seminole now, I think we can move ahead and lows )s. Lows In the 60s. Iloth events were aided by half of the program, developing Sanford lions Club and master High School Band, under to tirn this Into a big attraction Complete weathf; d0alls as Horner, the Chamber of the patrotic theme to *the of ceremonies, called the direction of Mrs. Martha next)ear. Bigger titan thii year ,well as Ildn for Tuesday at t' .ornmerce and the Bicen highest point before winding up pi,ogram "a great success." Oestreich; N Sanford Naval and with more events to go with Dayions React) on Page- S-Atennial's "Spirit of '7V com- the night's show. Joining the Lions and Actidein)- ,N 1,arine Color Guard. the regatta.- Horner -.iid - - I A rything He sipped and and talked about (enter crowd to its collectie the Bicentennial Jamboree held feet with a stirring solo of "God Saturday night and the two-day I3less America." powerboat ra ing regatta The youngster held the staged on Lake Monroe. gathering so well that it "Tremendous," was the word dtinanded awl rectived an Homer kept repeating encore from the singer, who A crowd of SW people at later was lauded by the Ncr tended the Bicentennial od Singers for tils ability amborce Saturday night to Addressus by Richard J. listen to the voices of The Veranes of Cobla Boats; John Norwood Singers from Y. Mercer. president of t.he Jackhonville and participate in Flagship U.S. Bank of apatrotk program sponsored Seminole, and John M. Cant, by the five Seminole County vice president of the Greater Lions Clubs. Sanford Chamber of Corn. 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JUST DO ILMAT Hl~ M MIS MSA.)b '1b) T' CO ' TE( _$ IN - Arp ; q . .., esi ents ace will a 11I- L -1 . - 4A Editorial Jack homer, executive do e v e possible to Horoscope •...- ........... 313 manager of the Greater San- bring the regatta back next Hospital ........... ford Chamber of Coinmerce, year and make it even bigger Obituaries ................5A was relaxing with a tail glass of and better," I 2B ice tea Sports The Bicentennial Jamboree I 116B Women's Horner was putting the program was highlighted by the finishing touches on one of the talents of Sanford's Emmanuel "biggest weekends" staged in Luster of Lakeview Middle City Hall Study I t. . 4. Crowds Jam Regatta, Jamboree uex Classified ComIcs Crossword !'uzzle Dear Abby .. .. ........ i ._________ - S I I ] - - -. - hetIflU County r '.' - .. I - I ______ 1 ~~ .. _____ Cli V.- - I ufl -55----- • . . ____________ ______ I I A -rR1ic' R(btT 1 ______ . a In Bridge L _______________ ________ _ ,V ~ - ~&7 HIM 7AV,E kJHAT _1_AK SHC"D IF A 5,UW- - - .j ________________________ __=e _ . __ - 1— - _ __ - -_ - ,.e I ! by Hewie Schneider & MEEK EEX . - body in its quest to bring the giving the utility company a plus additional funds to im- possibly its !avings as from the utility system "is month period the city's plan. on the request of Greenwood water system under city note for the $40,000 balance of prove I1.e system. collateral. based on current rates." ning and zoning commission Lakes, formerly Greenbelt, to "I filly expect the water has been instructed to prepare serve Scott Electronics with ownership and control, Sorenson said the both short the acquisition costs. Asked if removing the Sormson said council will The city is al.so considering a term loans have been discussed franchise fees from the city's system will pay for itself, even a development plan for the water servi~e. LAKE MARY - The put- hold a special meeting at 7:3u second alternative - a bank with Southeasterr. National operating budget in fiscal 1976, if it is not pledged to do so," highway entrance way to the - Instructed City Attorney chase of Southern Gulf Utilities' p.m., May 9 to decide the best loan for the ent-L-e $70,000 with Bank at Maitland. The bank. beginning Oct. 1, this year, Sorenson said. thus causing no city. The planners are to repo" Gary ilSS to prepare a water system serving this method of financing the repa yment pledged In a year's however, Sorenson said is not would mean a raise in property strain on city finances, progress on the plan monthly to P0 C) On ulu procedures for I community may result in the acquicition In other business at a recent coujiiil ilIingat this time toaccept the taxes to replace the money, time and with the probability Wilfred Arnold purchases of over $1, 00 0 in cost le) of a utility tax on residents Current!) being considered is the note will have to be ex- utility s)steIn and its ieenues Sorenson said he does not meeting city council — Ap pointed here, Mayor Walter Sorer.son the payment of $30,000 to tended — cstirnatedat$2,000 monthly, for belie so Adopted a resolution Jr., a retired U.S. Arm) — Approved Mayor Soren. said today. a He noted there are other placing six Southern Gulf from city funds Ultimately the city hopes, the loan's collateral month Colonel, to the board of ad son's appointment of Winter But, thisaction is only one of on hand via a belt-tightening Sorenson said, to gain a FarInstead, the bank appears sources of untapped revenues moratorium on rewning and justment replacing Don Springs City Attorney Newman several alternatives being processasthedownpaymentor mers Home Administration willing to accept the city's including a utility tax, adding construction on Lake Mary Howard resigned. Brock asLake Mary's assjgant studied by the city's governing borrowing the $30,000 and loan for the $70,000 acquisition utility franchise fees and the $2,000 monthly revenue Boulevard. During the six -Set a public hearing Slay 9 city attomey. 1 . __________ - I from , ByDONNAESTES Herald Stalf Writer _____ 1 . _____ _______ S e certification was properly Ile said, however, that he'Just SEA received it3certificatiot, teachers in the county. doesn't know tiat French's from the Public Employes done" Grooms was adamant that French met last week with real motivation is. Relations mmission SEA is up and mid 1w bout4OteathersHesaidthe toted ag° °a7ti teachers contacted him by a group of disgruntled by the state to set up collecUve because they are "diatisf Led" teachers who asked him if he bargaining guidelines f the "I don't think they have a leg with SEA. Although French would represent them in entire state to stanii "tie aaüi -) - zitlk~ .. , . Vf •1 , Appeal Cert fication 110 a e I ______________________________ - ______ ,• -- S ures -__ _ =_--, - V 7 _.,_ I ,-' M-1 7.. - -_ _, - i SEA . _______ -' ' . ... - I - ., x )~~ t.I . S I -_____ ') i., - ____ _____ cial and health probe. mi _.. -1 -!-- 11 , kw NlcCain. 43, could not be reached for comment. lie is the second Jwtice to resign under im peachment commiue. pressure Justice hal flekie s b tt d on March 10 tn .' U. I didn't reveal the school here negotiations with the school SEA also has been designated the teachers are located, The board. the oIe bargaining agent for Herald learned it was French said he's in. teachers in Seminole County. A laty-r relations expert, who Longwood Elementary. vestigating to see if the cards That recognition was granted clairm to represent about 40 SEA Executive Director used by SEA to win certification by the school board. And SEA Seminole Count) school Gene Grooms said today that are actually valid." already has started negotiating hers, says he may appeal EA 's certification 'has been "Apparently, there's a with school officials, with the the certification granted the granted by the prop?r misunderstanding, ' French fourth official session set for S em I n o 1 e E d u c a t ton authorit y " and that he said 'Some teachers were told tomorrow at 430 m p Assoclatlon(SEA)by the state. "doubts" if French has any Joining SEA would kcep the Grooms said the assodation Al French, the executIve foundation for his claims union out, but it kept one has picked up about 100 new director of an Orlando firm, Grooms also mentioned the and brought the other In." members since PERC cer Management Research possibility that some of the lie said some teachers In Institute, said based on in. American Federation of initially signed up "apparently tificatlon March At present, formatic,n he's received, it Teachers(AFT) people may be didn't know what they wert: membership isabout U5 out of - 1 - £ . to consider whether to also recommend impeachment of Justice Joseph Boyd. u p -. By EDPIIIIKErr Writer Herald I, XF. I ____ ____ ----I I - _____ ______ i - ____ - S PrAE1, - _, ___ - I . .4.1 i . 'S M Il 1) . ________ - aPJIr1VV I I."JV'JI PETJ ____ - - 'A1r!t•-?•1 Th' 7 _______ _______________ I_____ —I , . - IM GLAD YA ASKED! campaign funds. me committee meeting was scheduled today --VZ-:-_,;V -Z .__ - ___ -_ .- -A ios%el house committee recommended his imI1ichment, court sources said. . - ____ Labor Ex ert Threatens _ _____________ itt - 4--r- I Stoffel & Hei nidahi b3T ' I % !ner1ering , tZ__ - - - - - 1vt- -- - llflplatiimlIIi ( decis'ons of the Supreme 0jurt and mishandling L ( , ThecommitteevotedThursdavtorecomniend " t .% — M. lu C ior - 1, -, ,_ __ iI __ __-I 0 V --- I iW R- . Florida Supreme Court today, four days after a I . "/ 911 -- - .7 ~~11 -Z_ V"', E71~N __:,, = -, . 1 P_- -- -1 1 1 fhe Aug 31 resignation dale allows McCain to eieie retirement benefits for his eight ea on cme (ouit iiuI Ilk th Ciwt (owl of the 'I i 1.1%, _ 1. - ; " = 0 I - - _ --1 t' Iu'iie iid\ ' 1a enc i. would be announced at a committee meeting '1 \ "'t / - • ' £ u s Chief Justice James Adkins and committee spokesmen declined comment. However, other sources said the resignation, effective Aug 31., . •.•,/ CTIA%NGLE7 OMERS 2I ain TALLAHA ' SS EE, I ,_iAr MEAN _ANP I PON I il c I -.-. -I.I.., A.. . - - - - .ti,_1:9~1q. r_ ________ j _______ i F_'. -55_---ç:r-• - - ç' . .i,_. • _______ : Speeding Trains _ - _ -; :';-/ :_ ,r 1' .•i-' At Intersections . Mij-wu,'. - - t,riY_P-r I., 'L ! .:kSC'-a:'-': - The Seminole County Commission was "pected to call for a formal hearing on train speed limits within the count) at i workshop session this morning. I Last week's fatal accident at the unmarked Ballard Street (.Tossing in south Seminole might have p[onipted the coriunissoners to ask for a fornial hearing into the speed of trains which whip through uea municipalities. h atu,i, information has been IIope4u4) enough pthercd ia'.d is ready for such a formal hearing and ( iiiiiusiontr Mike Hattaa> reportedl) said. "The Ballard Street cm%ing is just another sad example of t1w problem Seminole County has." __,._,^V_ -. Al a - __ .m -9 . . _,___-1 in ~ \teeti. tth the Commission this inornin,., were County Engineer Bill Bush and Count) Attorney Torn freeman Both indirate enough adequate eidence has , , ' 4 :;, ~ - Roger • or e department o munty development, was to meet with the commission at 11 o'cleck to determine which department will get first I'lits afternmn's session i from 2-5 pjn.) wili ~e taken up with interviews foe the newly-created post of directot of department of public works fl,e citlon will deal with h b1 k as street corbU'uUion IIt.lifltVIdlLe refuse and ei 'ace activities and is one of six departnients forined under the coultv s reorginizational program - __ . - The personnel board is to Like an active part in, interviewing applicant for the public works position. J - ------- I - ', V The second segment of thLs morning's workshop was to deal with a fr-yze on budgetary expenditures which was initiated last December. , ;:, __ -_ __ - - �_ _____~~~ 2A—Evening H.rald, Sanford, FL Monday, April 28, lflS ___ S Robberies Kee Three Legal Notice Legal Notice = Police busy 4 B65 ..LUU I in 1 Police said Paul Filch, 47, Santora police today were rr.urzrd iluuic Sunday to find Bond for Thorotoit and their arrests early Sunday at Herald Staff Writer operator of the store located at Investigating weekend his residence and camper Roseman was set at $5,50D each. Church St. and SR-iS l'9east SR 436, was unharmed burglaries at a city main. enlesed and extensively vanGeorge Lindsey Jr., 40, of 41 Bobby Gene Stokes, 20, of 6N Pollee and sheriff's deputies as a result of the robbery which tenance building and two dallied. E. Fifth St., Sanford, was held Cypress Ave., Sanford, Was today were investigating three lock place at closing time Goldsboro businesses. Officers said the house had on $5,OO bond on charges of being held without bond today separate weekend robberies, Saturday night. Patrolman Joh n Moore been "cimpletely ransacked" improper exhibition of a in county jail for parole oftwo Involving the taking Of Fitch mid tti two gkrnmen, Nported au three buildings and obscenities scrawled on dcngerous and (kials. Stokes was charged by firearm money from 1 ucinesses at tack males estimated to be 18- were entered by prying open walls and butter and lipstick carrying a concealed firearm Sanford police patrolman Lewis gunpc4nt and the other the theft years old, ordered him at in connection with an incident Coombs With driving under the of cash from a private home, gunpoint to open the register, at Rex Bar on Sanford Ave., lnflueice, reckless driving, no Sheriff's deputies said a man but he refused. according to Patrolmen Eugene drivers license, leaving the (tressed In a yellow shirt allThen while one r&,ber held a scene of an accident, defective Fogle and Mike West. proached attendant John gun on Fitch, his companion Guy Neil Parent, 19, of W. equipment, improper tag and McFarland from the rear last opened the register and empFirst St., Sanford, was being possession of less than five night as he totaled the days tied the cash drawer. The held without bond in county jail grams of marijuana after a receipts at Za)Te's gas station gunman holding Fitch snatched today on charges of probation traffic accident early Sunday on SR-436, Fern Park. his glasses and both robbers violation and failure to appear morning at Celery and Sanford McFarland told investigators - pc, nM mi fvt nnlirø ci,I flf,I,nIt, EL.. ,tII. I" IJVILI VII U 14111U( that the man said he had a gun Th1rna lIilleryof Water St., doors. At the city maintenance smeared over the house. Tommy Ray Eden, 27, of 600 charges was set at $1,870. Judicial circuit of Florida. inand for and ordered him not to turn Midway, told sheriff's deputies building, French Ave., Fnd 13th John Mercer, of 201 W. 19th E. Second St., Sanford, was NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS For Seminole county, Being Civil Action around and to "put the bills in a that she admitted a man to her St., two red chain aaws valued St., reported a $275 set of golf arrested by Sanford police Coombs charged Leroy ABANDONING, RENOUNCING. No, 75 . 296 CA 09 G. in which bag." home to use the bathroom ar,d at $520 were reported missing. clubs seas stolen Sunday af- detective L. William LykensOil Williams 40, of 1602 W. 13th AND DISCLAIMING A CERTAIN NEWARK TRUST COMPANY,: United states corporation, is the ROAD OF WAY Deputy P.J. Riggins said the when he failed to exit the An undetermined amount of ternoon from the rear of a a circuit court warrant Place, Sanford, with indecent WHOM ITMAY CONCERN: r;a!n?iu,anj SI M KA COR. man fled on foot with $SOo residence she went inside and cigarettes and cash was station wagon parked at his charging larceny of a motor exposure after an incident at a You will please take notice that PORATION, a Florida Corporation, BAR across the busy four-lane high. discovered the man and $5C( reported taken from Lucille's residence. -vehicle. Bond for Eden,convenlencestoreparkinglotat the Bcrdot County Corn,n.,,,oners LESTER f M A NSO 1. 1, 5emlnoloo County. Florida, pur SARA KAL .n and as last seen running from her purce cre gone Cafe it fl Bonno French Ave. and 20th St. W 11th St S1S etradIt( d from Indiana I irudi cor , 'nt toirtitlonof crrt in qjtt;cd CORPO R ATION ti;vrd th UJ'.KENDARItESrs I1ai.t Charles U. I'atz, of 121 Fox Morgan's lker Garden, 1214W. was S!t at $J0. was set at $5,000. landowners, will hold a jhIic poration, are tile dferd.3ntS. under rLURIDA IN BRIEF to register In ann.• At,nni,n. Irt Malpractice, Impeachment Top Legislative Calendar 10 I TALLAHASSEE, Fla.(AP) Solutions to medical malpractice-insurance problems and consideration of articles of impeachment against Justive David McCain top legislative calendars this week. The Senate was schedul'd today to consider an omnibus bill aimed at providing Insurance protection for physicians and hospitals on the verge of losing coverage. Meanwhile, a house impeachment committee today was to consider impeachment of Florida Supreme Court Justice Joseph Boyd. Tuesday, the panel plans to complete its articles of impeachment against Justice David McCain. McCain has been accused of tainting the integrity of the court by favoring his friends in a number of decisions. - "vu' Shopping Center. Winter Spri,ngs Fire Chief hearing In the County Commission and by virtue of the terms of said t he Judgmen ,tt;r,f Semincle County Court t In at highnt and 705 Meadow St., Sanford, and each of larceny of vegetables. cause has not been determined Sanford, Florida, at 7!00 olciock best bidder for cash at the Well Ridge Run, the Woodlands, 14th St., Sloore reported, yeggs Sanford police arrested Halloween masks held up a and jewelry valued at more amount of cigarettes and beer. convenience store operator on than $5,000 was taken when Police said a doUar estimate Deborah Weaver Rostman, 20, Bond was set at $1,000 each for of a fire that caused an $8000 PM,, or as soon thercalter as t he cast SR 436 and made off with burglars entered his residence of damage wasn't available same address, on charges of Edward Eugene Dennis, 38, of damage Friday at the home of bit heard, flthroaY of S75 from the cash register's till, Sunday, according to a report today in the vandalism of a possession Altamonte Springs police filed by reported today. Braecklein. deputy Port Se ,, ,1 . 'I".. T Tank B . . 111 '. 1 -'vt of tId1 Cor ' I ids 1 A \' 'A \ 11. The Se mi nole County Port k" ?i Authorit) (SCOPA) during a 1. E j1l ' 1 '.1t".A ' 8p.m. may approve one of 1iv bids for handling the ) 11 tank farm iroic' p tvi"? at uI& 1w . jJ ' It , . f, i—. f u this morning. Bids for the project, to locate " at the ' 10 tanks owned by Say-Mare Terminals rt'.... )t . be., were opened Friday. •1;_i.' Torsioht' , meeting was ., ' ' -I' to a pcopo&u lease agreement with Standard . .' Systems corpora tion to rent a square building at t he port. But, Ryan said he will - .. _ , _ -. I.. '.vs4, . ' they . - )j_ .--. '3- . ; - - -. r'- • -. . - f '.' " .•%;,,.•_ .4 M' I.' -. - •;;. . - - ' .. .- 4J k"- , ,. -far, . - '., ... ''• '' -, - . . - ,• - tt -- I •-- '- ... - , - . .. .WI. - ' Is T . . . The ta!Sk farm project has been delayed for about a month - - . -. . . ... . -.. - ... - . . _(•dr•S . . . . $ 'I - 'I. , Ryan said that Southeastern Petroleum Maintenance Inc., of TfrsAlwlVt. 4 • the low bid with 1210,000. -Other companies which bid STUDENTS HOLD on the project were McMahan CLEAN UP DAY No, the offl:e of the Clerk of circuit FICTITIOUSNAME Seminole County, Florida NoticeisP,er.byçiventhat we By Arthur H eCkw'th, Jr., enç,aged in business at 7 Camilla Clerk of Circuit Court Cf., Sanford, Seminole County, By: Joann K. Hare Florida, wsder the lid flout ra me of Deputy Clerk REFRIGERATION MECHAN.CAL, Publish : April 21, 1975 Id DEM.172 name with fts Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in NOTICE OF RESOLUTION CLOSING. VACATING AND Lauderdale and Si. G'ohnjii Mechanical Contractors of Maitland. on Gets Word Hall Re orts By MICK LMMIDGE the board will select one" of the bids tonight. Also tonight the Commission Civil Action No. 15-2"-CA49-A NEWARK TRUST COMPANY , vi. 4 ..-- - . ,-c •• - - . -It* ,:~ -_ -_ -__ r. - - -A _ __ . ~ - Crooked Creek Returns ` -1 . . - . - ..• _jwi .-.-- -.y I - or C ity Cri.nrI A't"' WINTER SPRINGS — Crooked Creek, a 999-unit planned unit development, wi ll .--. -- - - / 7be letter states that Western Land will not comply with a request b the city that the Patiilinders from Ads'cntist Churches throughout the stilt company obtain a l)Bl gathered at Forest Lake Academy in Forest City Sunday for a (Development Regional field day that featured fIst Ct't!li WW *d4!is. W1a!sag sst rpsct) study on the pried. prize for their bee hive display t''enTasnpo Padsfinders (from On Much 24Couiwll passed a lefi) Robed Jones, [.yu and Marie NeSmith, Ricky Ward and motion that Western Land be narks Wade. tHerald Photo by Tom Vincenti rcqucstid to submit a con. - PATHINDERS FIELD DAY - 4' =-' -: --. -,' -- the City cii Sanford. Florida, on tne and 6.4,Ofl the Wflt,and 3S and S2,Oti hourofale,theiolk,w inqdescnbed property situated Iin Seminole Florida: --..-.------... .'5-_--. r -+'IOOOS and IS. t t4(L t.11 ::: yg0.0n ;i9htnd of.wla, v TUSK1WlLLA, as recorded in Plat flonS 1. Page S ) The enfirt length of that certain struction schedule vii"n 60 SUBDIVISION, F:IRST ADDITION, e right of Lots 31 according to the plc, thereof days for council approval and arld 44, on I he West. and the rastef n P 11 PS supply the city with a DRI study be beck before the City Counclj by East Central Plorida at tonIght's 7:30 meeting U Planning Ci,cil. Council reacts to an April 18 letter !:om Jack Cooper representativ fr Western plan Planning Co., developer of the project. . Al Ith day of May 1975, of the hour of the Fast, with the exception of the eleven o'clock, the Some being a Golden Rod Road, TUSKAWILLA, lejal sal es day and the hour a legal as recorded a at Book 1. Page 5 , L cis 44 k -- F the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. me said property aforesaid, I IpdTIIII 9) The entire length of that Certain h.rriitamen$s and appurtenances rIgPstOf.way lying between Lots 35 thereunfo belonging, or In any wise and 17, on the North, and Lots 51and appertaln!ng, being sold to satisfy on the South. TIJSKAWILLA, as said Judgment. refo,tie-J In Plat Rook 1. Page S. DATEDthe23rddayof April. By the Board of County Corn (Seal) mIssw,-s of Sem;nole County, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Florida. this flndcla+. of Api-ti. AD., cs of the Circuit Cc.urt Ci4rdo, Florida 779'fl Attorneys for PItintifI Publish: April 7$, 1975 OEM 17 _ -_- boundary being the western corner line of Lots 23 and 40, TUSKAWILLA.S recorded In Pla t WI'!! By: Elaine RICharde Deputy Clerk MALfl1ICE SHAMS of the firm SUBIN. SHAMS, ROSENULUTH 1, MORAN. P.A. sb CNA Tower, P0, Pox 215 S Justice Boyd's Hearing A "Difficult Question' .1 Impeachment Commiee Faces Tough Decision OF 9 --___-_—_ 1173 Board of County Cornrrissioners ci Seminole Courtly, FlorIda By: ArTh'jr H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of County Court K Here by .Ida Deputy Clerk PublIsh April 7P 1975 nrM,174 _S_ t) 41 S' - S'SS L S__ Public Defender May Get Job Back of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCh.arde Deputy Cie k Clerk OEM 19 _____________________________ " vs. JOHN II LONOW000 and MATTIE MAE LONG))D,,ps wife, Delenc nis NOTICE OF SALE ' .=_ S -__ a n' at the- west front dc,oi- of the Courthouse of Seminole County. at SAnford, Florida the undersigned Clefitwilloffer for "Ie Itiefollorwing described real property; . Trafforct's Map f Sanford, acording to the Plot thrrf rccq . CI fl P 4? fl t pages S6 th-ovgh 64. of the Public of eminoie County F lot Ida. together with all structures. •m prcvementt, fixtures, appliances. adarpur1,nancesonsad. i.n€S or ""I'f'"'' The aforesaid ill. will be made pursuant to a Final Judgment an tere In Chill No 74273$ now pen ding In the Circuit Court of the Elghttpnth Judicial Circuit l and Ic." Seminole County, Flor ida DATEDth1S7)rdci.syof April 1975 (Seal) Arthur H BeCkwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court ttv Elaine RlCharde Deputy C.erk VAN DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE, P. A. Attorneys ne f the Plaintiff PCs! Office not 773 Orlando, Florida 32W Publish Aptil 21, 1975 .'.. .... ,tr,.' BI S=_ - - ------- - - 'S TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') cause he was a municipal judge The question of whether a for 10 years and served as both public defender suspended aLsistant state attorney and after pulling a gun on a woman state attorney. at the Columbia County CourtBut Thomas has told the house gets his job back may be committee that the issue is decided toidght. clouded by an atmosphere of Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin and racial unrest in Lake City, the attorney for public defender anonymous telephone threats Milo Thomas Jr. of Lake City against him and his family, and will present final arguments to blacks insulting him and his the third meeting of the five- wife. member Senate Select CornIt was fear, Thomas told the mittee on Executive Suspen. committee, that prompted him sions. to strap on the .38-caliber The panel must decide wheth- kiaded revolver and then draw er to recommend that the &n. lion the group of blacks on the ate uphold Gov, Reuben Ask. courthouse steps the afternoon ew's Jan. 28 suspension of vi Dec. 11. Thomas, Askew accused Thom. Thomas told the 'committee as of committing two felonies: Ihaton the afternoon ofDec. 11, TALLAHASSEE, I-ia (AP) — south of the Tallahassee. said Also along were Supreme For sonic lawmakers, today's Jack Shoemaker, executive as- Court Justice Hal Dekle and legislative session is probably sistent to Conner. Some 500 ate Secretary of State Bruce Smaeasier to take standing up than at an outdoor barbecue dinner thers. sitting down, no matter how Saturday night. For the sneaker-clad comfortable the sea'. The turnout for the trail ride McKnight, it was only the secLawmakers, lobbyists and was almost double Ul of 1231 ond time he'd been on a horse. other s ta te officials t ook to year when 2L people and 96 "The first time was my little piney woods on horseback this horses participated, daughters horse. You know, weekend for what sponsors said Shoemaker said. Florida the o ne wi th the stick," he was a trail ride to acquaint city horsemen and othe rs pr ovided laughed, adding t ha t really folks with the North Florida about 175 horses for this year's wasn't true. outdoors, event . The ride's leaders were Con"Somebody direct me to the Twenty of the 36 represents- ncr, Sena te President Dempsey Fontainebleau," quipped freshlives and four of seven senators Barton, D-Panamna City, and man Rep. Robert McKnight, partiipa ting were from urban house Agriculture Chairman Miami, be fore mounting up for areas. Wayne Mlxson, 1)-Marianna. _I_.____II..___.______,_..._ :'w--ume segment am me i.egislative Trail Hide, organized by Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner. -- 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIa. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 74272SCA4S.B FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP TGAGE ASSOCIATION Plaintiff, Records Legislators Would Prefer Sitting Down, Thank You 40 I An estimated 400 people took part In the festivities the Apalachicola National Forest, . In storm of protest among lawyers Thomas said they also called because a grand Jury refused to his wife whore, which In. indict Thomas. The gun in. 1urlatI him. cident followed three days of demonstrations by blacks during the trial of a black accused that calling a woman whore was a felony and decided to I murdering two whites. make a citizens arre "The governor believes this MADAME KATHERINE PALMIST a an as- DESCRIPTION b William G. Young I A concbv, factual, and understandable manual for anyone dealing with title deeds and property language. Charts. Illus. SEMINOLE ONLY NEWSPAPER *&AU Tit$ COtOiv bOar Ewningllendd CT PRESS 'WATCH. FOR 1 $4 P,flk A.e,. Ni. Yo*b )1 Pitmss Itid "IS i rsp *1 THE BASICS OF LEOA(. 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S WHILE SUPPLY LASTS Yew *asi,$n5ei my$s awwc, a two reading list ' Carrying a concealed weapon as he was walking out of the and using it to threaten a black courthouse, ir group of four woman last Dec. 11 blacks called him it pig and said The suspension has raised a they would remember his car, case is in many ways symbolic All but one got away, he said. of all that we should be doing in After to chased Louise Perry working for a system of equal inside the courthouse, Floe. justice In Florida," said Ida Department of Law En. Askew's deputy press aide, Jim loi'cement officers ant lachL!.s. sistant state attorney wrestled Thomas should have known the uun RW:IY from hini, acbetter, Askew contends, be. cording to testimo-y, on your TIlE BASICS OF LEGAL TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) Crabtree said he asked that after receiving testimony that cause he refused to participate member of the Public Service he discovered it had not been accused of receiving the memo — A house impeachment corn- the vote on Boyd be delayed he favored certain lawyers In in the hearings on grounds that Commission, filed in the clerk's office, he and of using it to write a promittee that acted swiftly and from last Thursday because he cases before the Supreme commltteee rules denied him Mason testified that Boyd tote it up and flushed It down a posed opinion in the case. unanimously on Supreme Court knew it would require consider- Court. Interferred in lower constitutional rights, asked for the memo during a toilet in the Sirreme Court No one has produced a copy of Justice David McCain faced a able discussion and the panel court cases and mishandled Boyd Is charged with recelv- golf game and he handed It to building, the memo although the corntougher decision today on wanted to make a decison on campaign funds. ing a secret memorandum from the justice after another golf At one point, the committee mittee has attempted to find whether to recommend the McCain. The panel will meet again a utilities lawyer in a multimil- game. considered offering lie detector one, ouster of Justice Joseph Boyd. Boyd said he did not know Tuesday to set out the specific lion-dollar utilities tax case. Boyd, who has attended all tests in an effort to resolve the -"This Is a much more dUll- what the delay meant, charges against McCain In the The investigation boils down to his hearings, testified that he dispute. cult question, as any observer The committee voted unanl- articles of Impeachment. a question of whether the corn- did not know where the memo Justice Hal Dekle, who Fecould see," Rep. Granville mously Thursday to recornMost of the testimony on mittee will believe Boyd or the came from and that he found it signed under impeachment COUNTY'S Crabtree, H-Sarasota, said, mend impeachment of McCain McCain was unrontroverted be.. lawyer, Edwin Mason, a focrner on the desk. He said that when committee pressure, also was . NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN th County Courthouse, in right of way tying between t;f ~' ~ ° iRs . ~... - ________ -_ 1 p - - 6) Deleted city MU building is estimated to proved by the city's Planning cut cry to the highest and b@V bidder for cash at the West Front dmr of COAt.. an Zoning Commission. - - -hrinr,rps . - . r A --- 1 hN. _____ - VJ sa'J Courl an April 73rd, 191S (Seal) Ar1frif H. Beckwith, Jr, to .,. an wITNF'cmy ha" e,w,,he sea l of rI'ejof.y, 'ow'?: 1) That c;rtain fight of way lylftg between Lots 3 4 and S. 6. CoufiorSeminoleCounty. TUSKAWILLA, as recorded In Plat C Florida. ursior and by virtue of the book 1, Page S. for - was County of Seminole and the publiz in will to entefed againit you for the and to the following described relief demanded In the Complaint. the building in a bankruptcy adequately renovating the renovate the building needing a great deal of corner of 24th Street and proceedings. meetings city's 50-year.oid City Hall. and 2) That certain right of way lying youth renovations to bring the French Avenue general Final Judgment of Foreclosure buildinu u to electrical and commercial. heretoforeI edon the 73rddo of between Lots 7 I, and 9, to, , AS f(,COfded in lot structural codes. The second hearing wi ll be to April, 1975, In that certain pending In the Circuit Court of the Book 1 Page The Committee does not consider rezoning property Eighteenth Judicial Circuit That certain right otway tying make a recommendation to the between Pear Avenue and Florida, friend for SemlnoleCuunty. East of the Golden Rod Road cwt ween Lots 3 and 20. TUSKAWILLA. I I A $,...i a.". being Civic Action No 73 294 CA-09. comzr.1on. P each A ueacsi,svenueanuiween '°'" . . - - - -as recorded in Plot Book I. Pages, ?fll(Y + I_I RI. fl which NEWARK nuwever, one member of the Street and 19th Street to muliti- COMPANY, - ,, 1) The eath e length of that certaIn a United States car-.,Cc*nmlttee, Engineer George residential, poratlon, 5 the Plaintiff, and SIM right ofway lying between Lots 29 the fIorth. and Lots 6? and Grant, says that in order to , -. Also,apubllctiearing will be KA CORPORATION, a Florida ar.dls,on 01 South. TUSKAWILLA, as . LESTER KALMAN renovate the building and held to consider the Sanford Corporation. 5094 B ARBARA KALMANSON. recorded In Plot Book 1, Page S. . " provide the inticipated, space Comprehensive Plan-Comm. and HI- LC CORPORATION, a 5) The entire length of that certain to allow for a city population of unity Facili ties Section and the Florida corporaHon, are the dc right of way lying betwun 1.0's 21 _70111 1 ." and 2S,on the North, and Lots SA and ' - u.,.-.'v. 50,000, the cost would be city's recharge map, of which 53. on the South. TIJSKAWILLA. . the terms of said Jud-.mtnl, will fl, - ... $3O0,() less than what a new both reports have been ap- offer for sale and sell at public recorded in Plat Book I, Page S. - - • and before the 20th day of May, ISiS. II renouncing PIalntiff, abandoning, disclaiming any and all right of the you fall to do so, a defaull judgment - OKEECHOBEE, Fin. (AP) Nadean McArthur Huff, convicted of killing her millionaire dairyman husband, says prejudice in this central Florida town kept her from getting a fair trial. "I knew I innocent I thought people would be fair," Mrs. Huff said in interview published Sunday by the Or lando Sentinel-Star. A jury last week found Yalta. Huff guilty of shooting to death dairyman Charles McArthur in 1973. She Is free an $100,000 bond, facing a possible death penalty In sentencing set for May 9. IolIcwing described riot property, to wit: resolution closing, vacating and Cltfk of the Circuit Court on or SIMKA CORPORATION, of a[, Defendants. consider the bulldlnglease with tonight will receive two in. Seminole Jaycees, will The second report, from a The first public hearing will NOi,CE O f: SA SuffK:tard Systems Corporation vestigative reRorts, both recommend that the city allow team of local archliiecU and be to consider rezoning NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that after acclubing poissmion of questiordng the feasibility of community civic groups to engineers, ritts tile building as property at Uw north east the undersigned, the Clerk cl the _____ I other Pleading in the office of the Ivan passed and adopted One repert, from the Saniord- building for City Hall purposies. .- )/ W ~ - -, 'I Knew I Was Innocent' If April. AD., 197S. In the County Answer or other Pleading to the THE Commissioners Miefing Room in Complaint on Plaintiff*% afforneyl, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF van den Berg. rosy L Burks. Post EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. tM0 5017111111011 County Courthouse at Office Box If], Orlando, Florida Sanford, Florida, pursuant to T IN AND FOR NOLE 32002 and file the original Answer or Petition and Notice heretofore rLO,dii,. COUNTY, FLORIDA regular mzeting in City Hall at it is not feasible for the city to will hold two public hearings to 7 p.m. adequately renovate the consider rezoning of properties. Sanford City Conunissioners Also tonight, the board will e The Commission nftts In a recreational facilities because Herald Staff Writer to IDEI0 FPO New York 09501 that U ARE HEREBY NOTIFIE D Lot 51, THE COLONNADES THIRD SECTION, according to the A l-, 1- - tJSS W S SIMS certain mortgage encumbering -. NEW ORLEANS (AP) When their plane hit the choppy lake Wednesday night, the six members of the Del Real family of Florida paired off in hopes of floating to safct', the only known survivor has told relatives. Rescuers continued searching the 24-mile-wide lake and a swamp on the north shore today on the theory that Dr. Ricardo del Real and his 5-year-old daughter Lisa managed to float and swim ashore. Nine-year-old Ricardo Jr. was pulled from the lake Friday night, delirious but alive after 40 hours In the water. The bodies of his mother Roselyn, 35, sister Carmen, 12, and brother Anthony, 4, were found in the same area. NOTICE OF SUIT IN 4.. _____ 9 Year Old Is Saved Publish: April 21 79 May' S I? 1975 Seminole County, Florida, at a above styled Suit, and you are meeting held on the 32nd day of rerwired to sere a copy of your DEM.177 S C I il NOTICE Is hereby given that the Som1nolir County. Florida, Dowd of Countill Commissioner% t,f hot been filed against you In the S: Robe" Morgan John N. Atkinson S The Fort Lauderdale and Maitland fims were the two a in the r—' £&O bid bidden Ryan said he is "quite we to ABANDONING RIGHT OF WAYS Plot thereof as recorded in Plot Book 16. Page 55, Public Records of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Wit: Section 06509 Flor 1da Statutes 1951 ' liester-OAvolod Park of Fon I Court of Semir,ole County, lorida lay Wyatt MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE INTERESTED PERSONS MAY Orange County, Dated at Orlando. TO: ROBERT N. TOMLIPI and APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT FPANJ TOMLIN Florida. April 17, 1975 Publish : April 21. 21. May S. I?, 1975 SAID TIME AND PLACE ABOVE RESIDENCE in an unknown SPECIFIED DEM.I state or country other than the State Board of Count of Florida. and mailing address Commissioners of theae Itudeatsar part of the crew of volunteers who worked Saturday afternoon to clean around the Lakevlew Middle school campus and the lakefront on Lake Jennie.(Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) accordance with the provisions of — ' that certain described property situated in Seminole County, Florida , All of that certain 70 foot LOOK OR NATURAL LOOK HAIR alley FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP PRODUCTS under which we are lying north of Cedar Avenue and 'A ASSOCIATION lu South of Magnolia Avenue in Block Inejt at 701 E. engaged in Plaintiff. "P" a delineated on shown and the Semoran Blvd., Suite 102 Ifs the City 1ptat or map of Revised Map Sp., Fbi-Ida. Of ROERT N TOMLIPI and FRAN J. That the parllfl intefetled In Said Chufuota Hess Like Mills Roadi at TOMLIN, his . de pa briincts enterprise are as fodg*s: recor d In Plot Book 7. ge 31, i Dcfendant the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Construction of Deland, Mark Engineering of Ca"selberr' I being a legal sales day and the hour the :T: Flzdhardpart of Cedar Avenue (Seal) Wit. Section 065.09 Florida Statutes lying east of the east of the easterly Arthur It. Beckwith, Jr 1951. rlgttof.way line of State Ro',c Clerk of the Circuit Court 5: Janice E. Payne Number 1) and lying west of the By ElaIne RlCtsarde William R. Papa. Jr. wetterty right ofwiy line of Third Deputy Clerk Publish: April 21, May S 12 19, 1975 Street as shown and de'lnea'ed on MAURICE SHAMS OF THE FIRM OEM 175 the piat or map of Reyi*ed Map of SUBIN, SHAMS. ROSENBIUTtI ChuI1a, as recorded in Plat Book 5. MORAN, P.A. 2, page 3l,ln the office otttse Clerk of 670 CNA Tower, P.O. Box 703 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS the Circuit Court cii Seminole Orlando, Florida 3$02 NAME STATUTE County. Florida and. Attorneys for Plaintiff TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: All of that certain 10 foot alley PublIsh : April 79, 1V7$ Notice It Mratiy given that the I $0 the lying norThof Oleander Av,nueano DEM.177 undersigned. pursuant 'FictItious Name Statute' Chapter south of Cedar Av enue in Block S US 09, Florida Statute, will register as shown and delineated on the plat with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, or mop of Revised Map of Chuluota, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE In and for Seminole County. Fir. as recorded In Plot Book?. page 31. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Ida upon receipt of t00f of me in the office of the Clerk of CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE publication of this notice, the tic Circuit Court, at Seminole County, COUNTY, FLORIDA, Estel Cooley .. •. - - ;-.:. - ''ui. . 11 ' ,., . t because .I..t1.,tJ.l opening for the project revealed that the 0 ".0 - £!. I4W only two bids received were expensive for the 175,000 SCOPA had burrow,d for the :, ,.• - . '',,,,,, - r . - .•., - it'p. • .a •, - a -_ ' ' to board I4R34II.4 consider five bids. . .4W't.q - - . 1' 1 - - . ' " , 1 - ;. -. . -' . It 'accordance with the provisions Of . ..ii.. .. - , L 'i ' ,' - r'. : ,it *. . -- i. ' - I.. .---- - ii 11.1 ! -. - I 'I q 1, I "'fl 1 - 11 . •.-,-. • ' ' ! 11 r.1 I Al, ) / 1j' I j/ .. 4 -iS">z: j -.P' - 'FAI.L-\IIASSFE, Fin. ( All Sponsors of bills designed to cut the cost of eyeglasses say they will seek house committee approval of the measures Wednesday despite a setback in a subcommittee last week. Supporters say the measures to allow opticians and optometrists to advertise the price of eyeglasses would lower prices by at least 50 per cent. A measure to permit opticians to advertise eyeglass prices, sponsored by Rep. Gene Campbell, 1)-West Palm Beach, was defeated, 4-1 in subcommittee last week. A bill by Rep. Karen Coolman, 1)-Fort Lauderdale, to remove simillar prohibitions on nptometrljts has not come before the subcommittee. Campbell and his. Coolman plan to ask the full Regulated Industries and Licensing Committee to send the bills 0111362. 11111331) to the House floor. ui I ll , .' t h,.. IV , .r /' t;' -. ,' ,p . .r ', ' .1 }j . . .. UI . ci ., I.-'- - :t.., : S. • it ... . SN4 , I ' 'V .I ' ' - special called meeting • '"'6" I . I sit,.',. .1 11 'IIj i 11RIL 41 tJ 1 ,''AI SjJ . "--.. - Bill Would Save Money Front door of the Seminole County Courthouse. In tPe1 Ity of Sanford, lot 3, ENGLISH WOODS SUB. *'IoriOa, more particularly DIVISION, FIRST ADDITION. e ohce ________________________________ described as foltowt, to wit: according to the plot thereof All that part of F ou rth Street lying recorded in Plat Book I, page 45. FICTITIOUS NAME north of the northerly rightof.way Public Reroras of Seminole County, Notice lshereby given that weoro line of Oleander Avenue and lying Florida, engaged n business a 12i orients South of the Southerly right of way The said property aforesaid Drive Altamonte Springs Seminole line of Magnolia Avenue (lets Lake together with all the tenements County, Florida, under the fictitious Mills ROdl asthown and delineated hereditamenls and appurtenances same of INNER SPACE MUSIC, ontheplatormapof RevisedMapof thefevrito belonging, or in any wise and that we intend to register sa id Chuluote, as recorded in Plat Book appertainlng, being sold to satisfy name with the Clerk of the Circuit 7 pge31 IntheofficeoftheClerkoq said Judgment Court, Seminole County, Flor ida in Circuit Court of Seminole County, DATED the 73rd day of April, . 4 ,, I / o / 'j i'\ .%JkIki, "Mi \\ ' l ''I t. ' 1Pt'i !I' A J/'\'. E'V i ' vJQ,.44 / f9 -' k '1 1 'l " " unopened and unused road right of way located in Seminole County, , I ,.i may renounce, and disclaim pubil: lot and , ! the , on the Ith day of ay narcotic P.O. Box 152, Lake Monroe, and the Arxirlew J. Oliva family t sidering and determining "ether to hour of eleven o'clock. the same of C. H. home and camper at 880 E. 20th paraphernalia and contributing Roy Thomas Green, 43, of 591 708 Sheppard Court, Winter abandon, any right St. Harter Flake reported he to the delinquency of a minor. Lake Minnie Dr., Sanford, after Springs. • qF Sherurs deputy J.F. Bennett Two gunmen dressed In Longwood, reported silverware made off with an undetermined James Earl Thornton Jr., 19, of arrested two men on two counts Charles Holzman said today the meeting room located In Monday, April 25, IM-3A Evenlrtq_Herald, Sanford, Fl. NOTICE :r '.': :,:: " Richard ftuttafucco and William NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the undersigned, desI:ing to engage L. Toole DO A car wholesalers are InbuslneUundertheffrtjtju,jsnam, no longer nperatin as a part ci A TOUCH or COU 04TRY at isa nerthtp. Neither will be responsible State Road 431, Longwood, Florida, for debts os the other. intends inc said name Publish: April U. May 5, fl, 17. 197$ with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of DEM 171 Seminole County, Florida. H. Wight Kirlley IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Joyce 0 Klrtley Publish: April 21, May 5, 12, 19, 97$ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR• CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE OEM-163 COUNTY, FLORIDA CI.0 Action No. 752UCA00 FICTITIOU) NAME Notice Is hereby givsn that we are NEWARK TRUST COMPANY, Plaintiff r19ecu in business at .'ii vs Senioran Blvd • Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida under the SIM KA CORPORATION, of at, Defendants. fictitious name of TRIM INC.. and NOTICE hP SALE that we lnfcnd to register said same NOTICE IS HEREB'V GIVEN with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the undersigned, Seminole County, Florida in ac that the Circuit the of cordance with the provisions of the Clerk FictitiousName Statutes. ToWil: Court for Seminole County, Florida, Section 065 V9 Florida Statutes 19S7. under and by virtue of the Final Judgment of Foreclosure heretofrre S: Annarose Dellatlo entered on tha 23rd day of Apt ii, Diane H. Falstad O.,WII.k . A ....ZI . may II... t IS Is SIR 1915. in that certain cause pending in rUUIIII. , ,g, iv, ,y, the Circuit Couit of the Eighteenth DEM 161 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS The Herald w "'In!" FRENCH AVE. 44. PH. 322.2611 �1. .. - '.•.• - • _ - - - -. . .'_ -- i1L _________ _______ , • r— -:=. ______ Ift ---.: - - -, - = = .,•, -Around The Evening t iM For what It's worth... The 'official' literature for this county lists the available work force at approximately 37,000. An Ind'pendent statistician from the Winter Park area says we're not doing justice by ourselves, In that the corrected total should show around 60,000. This Labor Marketing Analyst said most major companies use that figure as "the key" on deciding whether to continue studying the feasibility of moving th eir operations Into a particular area. 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, F1.A. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Monday. April 28, 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Ed itor IU)UEliTC. \IAIKKV, Advertising Director Um i)tIi u \VetL c;Ls; Month, $2.43; 6 Months, $14.20; \'tn, $28.40. l) Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All .thr ,iviI. Urnatk •'I 'fl. f Li...L. a.. -fe.?. U V t'7 W .;4Q-";1Z ;wnms, . - . I Defense Priority Vital To Nation - KI President Ford 4 To those ne wcomers who have recently moved In -- to our area and are wondering what those pesky bugs are tuitashing onto you have been lrroduced to our windshields. infamous "love bugs." Another term is "honeymoon flles" because they fly around in pairs, accordling to the University of Florida. twice a year, In May and bugs emerge These Expa nsion time for th e John Young Museum and aven Orlando.. There'll be a dedication ceremony on Saturday, May 3, at 4:30 p.m. at which (line Astronaut John Young will be the featured attraction. A patron's dinner-dance L planned for that evening at 7:30. The Invitation gave Indication "there'd be a . :vi DON Sexual Ii r john spoiski associate editor OAKLEY Ou t - • II I =: __ - 11 __ . I % - ,' - . .,. '• '1 .'•• . - ,. .*..• /'//'" / . '' ,'_• 4 : •- .- •''-' ,..•••.' • _ • ___ ___ ___ •' . . ' ,,, "V 1. :L-. __ ________ .,. - ___ _ -. •• ___ _ ______ _____ • . _______ ____ _____ - 111/1 ____ Policy Called • _______ _____ ______ ____ ' of the fuel adjustment clause, which was added to most utility rate schedules to reli eve the _____ _______________________ ____ ___ ___ problem of "regulatory lag" ( the usually length y ______________________________ V process of grantinng rate increases) ever en-. visioned such enormous hikes in a single year, V. * said subcommittee chairmen Sens. Lee Metcalf .. (D-Mont.) and Edmund S. Muskie (D-Maine). _________ "Its unforeseen effect on rates In 1974 poses a se.rious problem of huge incTeases for which I — there is little or no public accountability," they warned In a joint statement. ------Another undesirable effect of fuel adjustment 4019151`4&r clauses, they claim, is to remove rwst of the incentives for utilities to operate more efficiently Machine and to control their costs. Because of this, proposals to require such clauses b)' all regulatory commissions, as well as to speed up ordinary rate increase requests, are in their CROMLEY opinion "simply not Justified by the evidence we have toda y." O fl A! Considering electric utility costsalone ,W another repor t, this one bastiona survey of UU • • major utilities in Europe, North America, WASHINGTON - (NEA) - The oU*r day my portance -in a day and age when It seem the Australia and South Africa by a New York high school son and daughter brought home lists power of the bureaucracy, whether federal or consulting firm, Na tional Utility Service, Inc., of boolm to be used in their English courses. local, is beyond our control. wl.bmtw that rates in the United States will the iieu have called these men Sec ti o ns of soon be the highest in the world. If! approved of the books, the sheet was t and women a variety of names, most,ly un-. The survey reveals that during the 18 months signed and returned. If Uwe were books on the comp lime nta . But ey are parents, and ey ry th th preceding January, 1975, electric costs for this list I frowned on, my youngsters would not be have been struggling for what they believe. substituted coutry's 15 largest utilities rose an average of aslu to read them. Others would be There have been other victories of late, some 61.3 per cent. Larger increases were registered -again subject to approval. on the right and some on the left, by people who only by Belgium (85.4 per cent) and Italy ;83.2 The letter assumed I would not be familiar would not be put down. These too, sMtst we are per cent), two countries which currently have with all authors mentioned, and noted therefore I not powerless, that we as individuals do count, unusually high rates of Inflation. event of the 1960s was that the United States are not suited to combat, that indeed could later withdraw approval of any book on Ralph Nader,like him or no~ has mde us look bdong in the military. A The phenomenon is more than a matter of declined to use its obvious military superiority W them do not even recent either tist. more closely at the products we buy and has concern for the average consumer. I'll the trend turn back a threat to the independent nations of stW;t published in Mflitary Medicine =gazine Reports are this new policy Is taking hold in a life "more ftffl( caused m4nufacturers to take grater care In the continues," says National Utility Service find service Indochina. It would be disastrous if that Is followed . I'd safety of tin goods they sell. strenfial than mr~" and tend * to have number of communities. Its significance goes executive vice president Sarkis Soultanian, "the in the 1970s by a consdous decision of the UnitW ' dlspWrtlonately high Instuces of mental beyond textbooks. Common Cause. though not always right, has United States, which has been a States to forfeit its military superiority to the problems. But that's no excuse. With the globe A group of parents In West Virginia, fighting a helped crystalize public opinion on major abuses cheap energy country, may soon lose its cornSoviet Union. armed to a degm never equalled in history. local battle they believed In deeply -protesting of power aid secrecy in Congress and !n cam- petitive edge In world markets." A i, ... v...# the time if bni'kc nermlttPfl in t he ir whnnlc ...i.,.. ii,. ...s.... i y, 'r" cillu V10 ,, iic RflhIL3 (JUL ULUL at..-. Lilt' IlUrC5 are ior targe UJI I,JIIUIUUUJtL. waves have produced these across state lines. Dix claims women troops have drawbacks, but a Reed Irvine, In his s'are time, created the industrial and commerical consumers. But he The signiflconce does not rest on which side clay in the trenches will make men of them. Agorous Accuracy in M~dla, which has taken un believes the Increases are typical or the way . Billions For Farm Subsidies ' • : ________________________________ _______________________________________________ . - . - ____ _ __________ ____ ___ ____ ______ _____ ___ ____ - 4, f IN BRIEF ' • ____ ____ - _ ____ • . S. Vietnamese Pilot Perpetual Motion . Bombs His Own Port - RAY P n n la _... - -- Mi'lfions For Peanuts ai_---- --..--•-- - , The Department of AgricWture wants to dispose of 388,00D cannisters. parents gives us new belief in our own Im- Anderson, with some measure of success, redesigning rate schedules," 1P A, 0 - LISBON, Portugal (AP) — The two moderate parties that won last week's election are moving slowly and c3utiousJy despite their massive victory. The Communist party, which ran a poor third with less than 13 per cent of the vote, warned the first-place Socialists that an alliance with the "bourgeois" Popular Democratic party, which ran second, would put them in conflict with the radical 0 -- Terrorists Blamed On Killings . VMLSHINGTON — With the collapse of his policies in Southeast Asia, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger may follow his friends Lon Nol a nd Nguyen Van Thieu into premature retirement. .0 White How sources tell us that Presilent Ford hasn't lost confidence in Kissinger. But almost everyone else In the top policy-making councils ? . Intelligence Indicates that the Khmer Rouge, she had major poncy disputes. nuclear matter which could involve Union who are now taking over Cambodia, distrust the Dr. Ray, now an assistant secretary of state, Carbide. North Vietnamese and want to keep their vehemently denies that personal hostility or Larson cautiously sent to Lzie Lee Pay cou ntry independent of Hanoi. policy differences figured in her complaint advised again of his Union Carbide ties, and The Chinese are aLso reported to be wary of against the ex-colleague, Dr. Clarence Larson. suggested that another commissioner testify. North Vietnam. which could develop into a rival Nevertheless, it met Larson a chanc-_ to be Dr. Ray srooted up to see Sen. J6n Pastore, Cnmmunlst power on their southern flank. reappointed and has led toanlne-morith probe by 1) -H.11., chrtian of the Committee on Atomic The Russians, on the other hand, are trying to Jusdcc authorities of 18 conflict.of-Lnterest Energy without advising all the other corn bolster hanoi as a counterweight to Communist allegations. China. Larson, a distinguished but politically naive missioners. Although Larson himself had tates would have been better off Urdon Carbide scientist, was named to the Paris peace accor& before the Joint Chiefs all along, in the opinion of many experts, AEC by President Nixon in 19. At his Senate Pastore the possibility of a conflict of Interest. warned, In effect, that Kissinger had emered Pastore agreed the Justice Department should abandoning Indo-China to the rivalries of the co nf irmation hearings, he admitted he Vietnam to the Cornnmnlrts. ld he consulicti. t!ividcd coiiununLsts. $71,150 worth o Union Carbide stock. Under t he terms Kissinger accepted in Paris, CuIckly, Chairman Ray and her general But meanwhile, the opinion is almost Because Union Carbide is heavily Involved in the North Vietnamese army was granted a unanimous in the backroom.s that Kissinger has nuclear work, Larson agreed to sell his stock counsel, Marcus Rowderi, worked up a case t000K)ld In the South. . mishandled the Vietnam issue and that his when it rose to the price at which be had bought against La rson, won Commission approval, and The Joint Chiefs pr(Idjctd precisely what is policies have badly damaged the United States. it. He also promised not to take part in AEC shipped reams of docsimerts to Justice detailing now happening In Vietnam. Their secret Footnote ; Leading Democrats have quietly matters "directly and specifically" affecting the 18 a llega tions. Larson believes every one ( estimate, we reported i Feb. 1, 1t73, was that urged the White House to replace Kissinger with Union the activities falls lithin his Commitnents made President Thesi would not rv1ve and that the Sena te Democra tic leader Mike Mansfieki They hi confirmation hearings. But he told the he could not avoid CommuisIs would win the final struggle for believe Man4IeId, out of patriotism, could be all decisions that would touch or, Union Car bide When we reached Dr. Ray, she declined to way. asis, con. arye.n a scm matter ex'.tpt to say that -the law While the Joint Chiefs looked upon this as a would have or prestige, they argu3, to restore firmed end sworn in. in any case of suspected conflict of djii - r, some peL1 '.makar have contended bipartisan unity to forlgn affairs. Our White Soon 'alter Dixie Lee Ray took over the Interest, that the facts be referred to Justice." , that a CornrnwM triumph wotdd actuilly White Homw soutces 'mist, however, that the corrunission, she and Utram impii Eu cWsh. benefit the United States, Prsk1er Is satisfied with Kissinger and would Larsin, for example, wanted to Hl more funds the AAEC's wAx 3ucressor agency afew months alter Not crily would this stop an enormous prefer to see MandieW work in the Senate for a into nuclear safety regulat.lon. Dr. Ray, I.arso' financial drain, thoy argued, but also the rival bipartisan (orelgi policy, however, was under orders to keep a tight l) Ray. i0mmunist powers would wW up xWbWh* DIXIFTS DEEDS: Strong-willed Dr. Dixie budget. 111tis is all played according to Uw book " among themselves over livloClilna. The United Lee Ray, as head of the Atomic Energy Con-.By last spring, it was evident the White House Rowden told us. "I'm sorry from a huma, point States couki enjoy the haury of stanift back ffds3!on, sicced Justice Department criminal wanted to rea. ppoint Larson. At the same time he of view that ail individual who Is no a criminal and watching the developrwnis. authorities on a fellow ornmL'.Ioner with whom was hr4'Ited to tcsUfy on Capitol Hill about a got caught up in this thing," I .4 APRIL U. im Irene L l Inc k Snf of d Alma nraky Joe,,, H DeCralt Anthony G Dellaleld Fr;tdA M Forsythe Henry McLsulin ir Effie P Hewson Clarence Earl Stephenwn [iItn K pitch. Apopka Jesse May Hens. Deflary ,b0'th M Parsons, Deflary Thomas A Fean Dellona Herman ADMISSIONS . t 6 ~ JsCO1Jton Toni Vene Moran Carry K Ganong. Orange City Dawson. Georgia '' su'n its M ? ?.'rs Mr ften Iii D,W .. Itch, I bOY. APOP OtSCIAROES -- WEATHER __________________________ ________________ - Vrtn Nelms Gladys j Ransom Donna R Smith Nell E Smith Renef Denise Thornll Jan C Washington Pay E HeikKlnen, Cas'.eIbe'rry Dessa M Knoht. Dflary Miltfed G Luken'.. Dettona Mary Ann Ruhrm.in. Iongwood Chapman 0 Clark, Mm'. Ruth H Ehrhardt. Orange City Martha Anderson, Osteen Yolonda Larveit Berry. Ostc'vn Jo'.epine Meth , Ov ledo committee 60S E*tend.d outlook Wednesday through Friday, Florida Peninsula— ,' ID Im ly VA. * "W."at do you think - ON # 40 44k*~_ Patty Hearst?" _ - - -'---- S.anlord C Lint: la' Ri'utih U Miller . ' fl4• • • I.. • a' ____ 'VI ••• •. . • . . • %...,.•......a Public ':•-. . _____ _____________ _______ __________ " • I I ' • ........I,.,. _____ Altamonte Sets ,•. I.- % ''' .,..- -.. • •.. The third ordinance proposes plumbing code, gas code and Sun-Gard of Orlando. The Mayfair COUflti7 Club this past Friday with more than 7O persons WHISTLE TIME attending. A good time was had by all enjoying ample food2nd rezoned property revert to its conunercial prbage franchise bwiiness office was moved from original zoning if development after the hearings. liquid refreshments as shown above 11th) John Pierce and E. Altamonte Avenue to 502 San is not begun within 18 months. Rotary Poard Member Tom Hunt. lHerald Photo by John A. Also on the agenda are: a Sebastian Prado in a housing The advertisement for the request for an update of city development. Speiski Longwood Hills Road r-operty ma fror, the zoning depart____________________________________________________________________ In a letter to the city, Edwaa d P. Zito, Sun-Gard president, said his firm will save 1566 as monthly in rental fees by operating the business out of his home. He said the business poses no hazard or nuisance, there Is no sign of any kind advertising the business, no trucks or company By ED PRICKE-17T tonight will hear for the first Sunday me. , Is as requested by on Sunday will be allowed to Back on lonight'b agenda for vehicles wiD be parked on the Herald Staff Writer time an ordinance requesting owners of two of the city's night open at 1 p.m. stay open until action is the city's resolution street and there will be no walkthe sa!e of herd liquor In spo midnight, close for one min ute, regarding double taxation. In trade. Finance Director Harold t morning. Boldt has propared a resolution Sportsmen's Den ma de Club Juana owner Mike ou tlining specific areas that the request, which amends an Pinter says his establishment city claims taxpayer money ordinance that all owed the th of only beer and wine with can boost sales from 100 to 300w flows Into e county but no 400 patrons on Sundays by services are returned. Sunday meals. allowing the sale of hard liquor The ordinance asks the Club owners say they need wi th meals. county reimburse the city's the relaxed rules In order to In March, Council gve th e taxpayers. County Commission JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) APRIL 29 APRIL 28-30 compete with surrounding OkaY to City Atty. Ken McIntosh Cha.irman Sid Viwen Jr. says - A poUcetn&n and a robber Now enrolling Clothing ConGED test for high school communities. to draw u the ordinance. he welcomes adetailed list such were killed and an officer and struetion Class, Term Ill, equivalency diploma, Seminole The new otdinance also Also on night's 7:30 agenda to as the city Is presenting. another man wounded after p0Seminole Junior College. Call Junior College. Anyone 18 or a ll ows th e sale of al co hol for off is a request f or a car allow an ce He also said he wi study th.' ll li ce burst In on the armed rcbSJC for information, over meeting prerequisites of 7 to for the city's fimnce director. document and get back with bery of a restaurant in whilch a ldylwllde School skating American History, civics and premise cunsumption from 9:30 a.m. on Sundays. Other department heads of city officials as soon as hostess was raped, officers raid party, Melodee Ska ti ng Rink, Americanism vs. Communism If the ordinance passes, dubs equal rank receive $50 a month, possible. today. by April 18 may take test. A free 6:3O-30 p.m. • The slain policeman was preparatory program covered I Identified as Miclwel D. StewRegular meeting, Sanford in study centers throughout the art. Also dead of multiple gunVFW Post 10108,8 P.M. county. shot wounds was Jerry Leon arg Registration for American APRIL 30 Tant, 28, of Wellington, Ala. Red Cross Beginning SwimReistrat1on for Intermediate In (-rffl'i ,'m,iitinn ttrF.. DEAR DR. LAMB I'm 35. I mets Class. Contact Jackie Red Cross Swimming versity hospital and charged Caolo, Water Safety Instructor contact Jackie Caolo, Santom, first noticed enlarged veins in with murder and armed robIn Sanford or Central Florida or American Red Cross, Fern M)'left leg while pregnant with bery was James David Rattlermy second ch ild. They disap. Chapter ARC, Fern Park. Park. son, 23, of Rockmart, Ga. Offipeared foll owing the birth . Rut cer Jim English was slightly APRIL 29 MAY I now, a year later, they are wounded, police said. Tuskawlila Middle School Loyalty Day observance at noticeable again. Investigator W.E. Copeland PTA, 7:30 p.m. Election of VFW Post 10108. 1:30 p'.m.9 What preventative steps can gave this account of the late of ficers. Awards to "Voice of be taken" Does diet and the Sunday Incident: to ; r1111 UIIVUIIL us IdU, of exercise Two gunmen entemd Capt. Senior atizens History Tour influence the veins? Can the too stretched there Is a Maxwell's Sailmaker Rest.auRegistratiun for chance provides some support for th Adult Red e to Sebring Park for tour of enlarging process be halted at that after the pregnancy they deep veins inside the leg rant after closing about 11:30 Cypress Swamp. Stop at Donald Cross Swimming classes, an early stage? What in. will still have enough elasticity muscles and is impoMnL p.m. and forced eight employes Duck Plant and U.S. of contact Jackie Caolo, Sanford, formation is available on to return to near normal. Unfortu,nately it remains true to he on the floor while the Yesterday Museum. Bag lunch or American Red Cross, Fern surgery? It follows that any con- that once varicose veins have gunmen took about $2,500 from optional. Leave at 8 a.m. Park. DEAR HEADER - If )ou striction around the thigh or occurred there is little you can the cash register. One of the Return by six. Call Mary Seminole County campers stop and think about it you Will lower abdomen that interferes do to eliminate them, short of gunmen then raped a hostess In McPherson or Doris Rogers for annual meeting, 7:30 p.m., observe that dilated veins occur with the nomal emptying of the surgery. To we 9 you need or a back room while the other Information. First Federal of Seminole, First in locations below the heart. veins increases pressure and will benefit from surgery, you held the employes in the dining That is why we have varicose Registration for Advanced Street, Sanford. contributes to varicose veins. I need some special tests of your room at gu.ipoint. veins, hem or rhoids and in men Inners Red Cross SwimSwim.,,i. .. . ..... veins. Lr5C LCSS 411; ME iuiy aLSO deter. ming Class, contact äe Lake Itrantley Hand Boosters varicocele of the testicles. You constricting device on the lower mine which veins can be imCaolo, Sanford, or American txxird invets at 7 pmi. and don't sp.,v dilated veins in the abdomen i I do not mean sup. proved by surgery. general meeting at 8 pm head. The veins may dilate in port-type stockings or gar. Red Cross, Fern Park. Send your questions to Dr. Election of officers. annual the hands when you hold your C selb erry To D is cuss Ordina nce Liquor Sale Requested Robber, Policeman wohs in lhP 10% 1.0*% in the 6(h Janie% i Ripley Audrey L.orreli Roberts ercpl 70s lower south ea st coast Leonard L Boint.kI Key'. (MvIons Beach tides for thetyl Dean Plait Jewell N Smith, Many a rn TuMday hiqh Ii Port Harold C Stihwctl, Deitona in m S II p p r' low a , J and fl 5 07 pm waitef Ror how S 01 a M. S - IS p m Myrtli' itartrarit, Deltona I Beard. Deituni - -'--- - - - - -- Are Killed ed V Comm on -_- -' .___ Road. by - hand up in front of your lace. Try it and y ou'll see. The big factor in causing , 1 nside the vein. 11iis pressure is American Red Cross, Fern increased by gravity. When you stand up the co lumn of blood Park. from your loot to your heart MAY represents a miniature water Ins011ation of VFW Post 1013 tower, and the pressure in the -1 and Auxiliary officers, 8 p.m., veinsat the level of the ankle is DISCHARGES Sanford post borne. markedly increased. When you nford lie down the column of blood is MAY 24 Mary c stewart literally turned on its side, and Cornelia 0 Dobson Altamonte Springs Players Louis& N Kellv present "Adventure on Patch the pressure inside the vein is .lrnatha W Hall tIY decreased. Street," Friday and Satusday,8 (Va I Jackson t'i the walls of the veins Guy C Sawyer p.m., and Sunday, 2:30 P.M. are thin or not supported well Ernestine Graham Martha S Denmark MAY 2 by surrounding structures It Is Mary Joanne Asetl L boy Voter registration drive easier foc them to dilate. Those GarlandA Caputo. Deltona sponsored by Political Science under the skin where you can FIisabeth A Mellon. Mary Ann CorO'.s, Dettona Union F1'U for all Seminole see them most easily have the M'ry S W:Iharns. DcIIon.i residents not currently on the least external support and are Di'Ie A Schneider. Dellona rolls, Oviedo City Hall, 10 am. often the first affected Anna GUhiQan, Deltona Leola Ratherry fleil, Oviedo h'regnancy to 5 p.m. increases pressure on the large veins In the lower abdomen. The pregnant literally ob. structs the normal flow of venous blood and is a form of a tourniquet on the veins The MR& MAUDE KRAMER Bruce Bartholow, Oviedo; increased pressure will often veins for the daughter, Mrs. l(atherine bring out Mrs. Maude Rebecca Louise Elsauzalby of San fitS: tiiflP. If the veins are not Kramer, 88, of Hiley's Fik. Miguel Villa, Stexico; sister, . Camp, Oviedo, died Sa turday in Mrs. Alice Miller, California: _______ S • _ Instructor Classes, contact Jackie Caolo, Sanford, or Avoiding obesity, par- N.Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr. ticularly abdominal obesity, Lamb's report on cholesterol, does help, because abdominal send 50 cents and a tong self. obesity is another form of addressed -stamped envelope to pressure. Regular exercise to the saivie address and ask for maintain firm muscles the "Cholesterol" book let. __________________________ Area D uterus varicose warm am mostly ~utmr Smovef Dona E Walton prcbahl'ity ic'.'. than 20 per cent Wall"r Griffin ' li - =-- APRIL 27, 1571 ADMISSIONS Partly cloudy and continucd Quite *arm throucjh luescMy High'. in the upp#r 9D% And loi 9% Lo*% in rit requires ________ __ .••I ___ _____ ___ I Orlando. - . 11 61 ' ____ , .••,.. ... MAY 2 Registration for Red Cross DeBary Civic Association Life Saving aud Water Safety H OS PI TA I NO T ES ' V • _____ Arrangements made Bleary, a village 20 miles southwest of Belfast. . Fa * ff " 4. i '. . ,f _ Our side, but merits which may be helpful) Lamb, in care of this Glaucoma eye tests free to repvrts and plans for awards hand down at ~. you hold your because of the undesirable newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, public, 10 a.m. to I p.m. DeBary banguet. they collapse if* effects they have on veins. Radio City Station, New York, Community Center, Shell BELFAST, Northrrn Ireland (AP) — Police believe Frotestant terrorists were responsible for the killing of three middleaged Roman Catholic men and the wounding of a fourth In a darts club Sunday night. "The gunmen kickcd in the door and let fly, spraying the people Inside - BERRY'S WORLD ftow $ ii. / in tuunuu. * Is Kissi nqer Real1v L far.mm have grown too many, the federal government has to give away peanut oil so It won't spoil before it can be sold, The solution of course, would have been not to pay farmers llqqw~w .1- I V i,•,- Communists Run Poor 3rd JACK ANDERSON for itself, First the government subsidized peanut production by $6 a ton $116 more than the world market price. Now that - - of Saigon and set fire to t he nearby city of Bien Hon wi th a massive artillery attack, Minh called on the Viet Cong to join In an Immedia te cease-fire and peace negotiations. It appeared that the rcbeWous pilot's bombing had some connection wi th Mlnh's inauguration, the American sources said. domestic and foreign food program. Once again the federal government has created a problem ______ • En l The bombengoccurreda few mInutesaf ter Gen. Duong Van Minh was Inaugurated pirkildent of what's left of And if not the trenches, then the Minutemen you take in the West Virginia fight. Rather. the some of the major television networks, powerful rates are going today, and "it's time the power aflos, or the B-1 bomb bays, or the dt,cks of the importance is that the simple fact of a one4tep newspapers as the New York Thnes and companies and the government agencies brown weter .qftt, or atop the biological warfare victory by a seemingly powerless group of Washington Post, and even columnist Jack regulating them twk more decisive action in kiss of oil from $142 million worth of peanuts by giving them to __ - ICPIvu. - 0' ' - - SAIGON (AP)-A rebellious Sr,uth Vietnamese pilot fly an A37 fighter-bomber drped bombs on Saigon's Tan Son Nhut air base and In the grounds of presidential palace lite this afternoon, American sources ff r Pri vs 7 P ' LONGWOOD Two an- said council contemplated Julian may also report to the nexations and rezonlngs and zoning the tract residential. counll on the results of his new ordinance to halt However, after a public hearing quest for an Interpretation of .speculative rezonings are to be where only a handful of persons the police bill of rights law. considered on first reading by appeared In opposition, council Julian said last week it appears the city council at 7:30 tonight, vnted for .luHan to prepare the t!* law forbids the council to If City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. ordinance granting residential fire, demote or discipline police has them prepared. and business district zoning. officers. City Clerk Onnie Shomate said today none of the three iten'areontheagendaand they would come under ettorney reports. She added she Is not certain Julian will have them prepared for action L H tonight's meeting. The first annexation and ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — ment; final payment of rezoning involves an 88-acre Four public hearings are $37,710.24 to C. A. Meyer Paving parcel on the L'mgwoi hills scheduled for the 4:30 p.m. and Construction Co. nd Road with residential nd 11.4 meeting tomorrow of the engineering fees of $7G4.55 to business district zoning, The Altamonte Springs City consulting engineers, Glace and second is for the Schrimsher Commission. Radcliffe; first reading of a property north of SR 434 and Ordinances will beadrpteion storm water drainage orwest of Range Lane Road with second and final reading to dinance and repeal of or- CALENDAR _____ ______ - \i " Sunday WASHINGTON (AP) — An analysis prepared for the White House says prices of wheat and corn are expected to continue dropping through 1977, thus triggering billions of dollars in federal farm subsidies under the farm bill now before President Ford. The study was drafted iat week by th e Agriculture Department to gauge the Impa ct of the - I e •' * __________________________ I . ;: w _______ - W IT'S WET YOUR A Failure WASHINGTON (AP) - With a Cornmunist takeover t'naingIy inevitable in Vietnam, a senior State Department spokesman says the United States: L,dochina policy was a failure. The statement by Robert J. McCloskey, assistant secretary of state far congressional relations, went beyond judgments rendered by President Ford and Se cr etary of State Henry A. Kissinger on the deteriorating situation of th e Sa igon gas ernment, - " t) I w — ()f It's no news to homeowners that the cost of the gas and electricity needed to run a home has zoomed upward in the past year or so, but they may not be aware how much. According to a report recently released by a Senate sub-committee, utility bills nationwide Increased nearly $10 billion last year, and the bulk of it $6.5 billion — was In the form of "fuel adjustments" granted to utility companies to meet the higher prices they flfllst pay. This $65 billion was more than all the rate increases granted In the previous 25 years, and unlike ordinary rate changes, which must be approved by state utility commissions, fuel cost increases in most cases were tagged on automatically to utility bills without prior review. - - ", I - Report gwood _____ ______________________________________ ___________________________________ VtAm ' WAShINGTON (AP) H. Sargent Shriver, the Kennedy in.Iaw who was the 1972 Democratic vicepresidential nominee, sayr some significant highievel political support "would be extremely persuasive" in convincing him to seek the presidency next year. But hrivcr conceded in an inter view here that, except lot a sta tement of possible support from Chicago Mayor Richard J. Dalcy, "I haven't had any parade of officials coming in here and telephoning me to say, 'Why don't you consider running." - Business —, __ t. I ..-I= / & ____ 1~ ty In Arm ' 7' 42 ent Ford said "y that the government should not be stampeded hto writing new federaIreguIationson such soca Issues asjobsafety, the environment and consumer protection. The question is not whether we want to do something about noise and safety — but whether making changes in our regulations would make sense in terms of costs and added benefits gained," Ford said in a speech prepared for tte 63rd annual meeting of the U.S. Cham ber of Commerce. ____ Eq U0 Monday, April 24, 1475—SA — Priced look for "fat" in the defense budget to make up the difference. It is this approach to budgeting in recent years that has been eating into the strength FORT DIX, N.J. - (NEA) - Breaking of our armed forces as inflation pushed up the cost commitment with C ie past, and with the cause of of military hadware and the all-volunteer program sharply increased the cost of ma;,power. feminine fragility, the 11 1S. Army has announced that as of June all women Inductees will be Th e result is that the Soviet Union, which has been required to qualify for pr oficiency rank on the Mbeefing up its military power steadily, is ap- 16 rifle. Naturally, the gals will be duly proching a cross-over point which would leave th e recognized as "markspersons." Unit ed States of America confronted for the first Cheers. The news has not been greeted with time since World War II by a potential enemy with joy by the 40,000 women In the Army, nor by the legions of old worlders who would have the mud military superiority, holes of social reality covered for the ladies by These are staggering implications in the gentlemans' wraps. But cheers anyway. possibility that th e Russians could conf ront th e The Army still Insists Its women will "be world with an acknowledged superiority in militaryprecluded from assignment to units having power. Detente would become a meaningless direct combat missions," but it is to be hoped exercise under such conditions. U.S. leadership in this disclaimer will also eventually give way. In the free world — especially among nations that a world Increasingly dedicating Itself to arms, no consider th emselves "non-committed" to East or nation, as U.S. Gen. Mark (lark once said, "afford to grant irrinunity from the obligations West - would lose any cWrn to confidence. Congress must let go of th e idea that the of citize nship on the basis of gender." Clarke it should be added, proposed the amount it budgets for defense can be determined drafting of women in 1955, because he felt- the by how much it wants to spend on something else. nation ciidmt have enouajnmen (eosneaomllllon Our domestic proglems have nothing to do with th provide adequate defense. Clark said he range and accuracy of Soviet missiles, for in- would "not permit the travesty on their sex stance, or the number of tanks deployed by perpetrated In Rit-ccia, where In the dust of battle Communist armies in Eastem Europe. Such the wild harridans can be spotted brwxUshlq factors, however, determine what is adequate for their bayonets like witches brooms." Instead, be ' our harridans sheuld brandish p our defense and the role our armed forces must carbines, or perhaps missiles. play in inutual security alliances in Europe and the chivalrously, Clark added he was "aware that Far East. democracy has always aspired to protect and The temptation for Congress to shift resources cushion the shock of war for its womenfolks," away from defense again this year is great because Lxii, "I also hold to the conviction that a of the demand for federal doflars for welfare, democracY batt.ling for su.rvival can't afford" and the rest was quoted above. unemployment relief and other antirecession The general had clear eyes. Though his idea programs. However, this year Ills most important hooted at the time, it is now past due that the United States assert its determination to has been the rrouress of mankind that there stay miiitariiy strong. simply is no reason inymore t,owa war in The credibility of the United States as a world whl,ch e%vryone is not invited. . A—Imdy it's ap power has been seriously shaken by our per- parent, in southeast Asia anyway, children as formance as an ally of Cambodia and South young u 10 and 11 are allowed to get in their Vietnam. We are trying to assure all thow nations lidw fcr the petriouc cause. Aid the U.S Amy In Vietflalfl had bOYS 15 an which respect our power Including both ow the ftwt lines, racking lem up for Uncle Sam. potential enemies and our allies who rely on us for have gone even further; women th eir security — that our backing away from a there have been fightlng alongside men for five f 1: L 11 ~ years, and giving a good account of themselves portent of the future. in wounds and medals. _____ W Cautions On Government Stampede - • - 2 Shriver To Run? TOM TIEDE . Annexations lop Lon City Meet IN BRIEF 41 1973 battle of the budget is over. Congress is following a familiar scenario: if there is a squeeze on funding br social programs, for growing peanuts in the first place. This type of governmentfinanced price Infttion I- costing the American taxpayer millions, and that's not peanuts. Attorney To ru i - Budget committees of th e House and Senate are proposing cuts of as much as $5 billion in th e billion defense budget submitted by President Ford for 1975-76. Moreover, both the Ho use and Senate versions of the proposed budget still carry deficits exceeding the $60 billion which the President hopes to maintain as a ceiling. Clearly, there may be even r(atcr pressure ui defense spending before the AMn IWN I . . . .---------- -- - '!nifl9 Herald, Sanford, Fl. your cars they can do damage to your paint. Unfortunately these bugs have a reputation of lasting from three to four weeks, and Or develop in any mnist 5ltuations where decayIng gttnc material Is present. So that means practically anywhere In the state. Some motorist put a coating of ,baby oil' onto the grille, while others make it a habit of putting an extra coat of wax on their cars.. especially so at one of the self-service car washes. "When the dictators and the opportunists are gone, the cross will still stand before us and something In us will say, 'That is the real thjng?" Ralph W. Sockman, American Clergyman. Boostfor the Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd called to tell of his city's $1,000 contribution to th e zoo, he added, "We're all having tough times, I know, However, this is for a worthy cause and even though i wasn't originally a budgeted item, we did a lot of arching and were able to 'find' this amount." , Clock you' Mayor to you and all the fine folks of Altamonte Springs. ......I! --. - Va., six- came here l5 years ago grand children; 9 great.rc.tt. _____________________ _front Califorda. She was a grandchildren. member of St. Charles Catholic Fairchild Funeral home _______________________ Cathedral, Orlando. Orlando in charge ol. ~ *~s survxved She Is by a son, F. arrangements. ____________________ -- - -,. -- ---- -- -- - :.- . ,-. - - -:.T-. . . - -- - - - • - -- -------- - ----- . -- .- - -- �___ ___ ____ __ _ _________________________ _ -,. _________________________ SPORTS . Monday. April 21, i?75-6A Evening Herald SanlordFl -- - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I:_J._..._... Monday, April 21,197S-1 8 — BalletGu' All Mouths' Way Through Orlando .. Fun,'EX perierice : Is l o ld " •(v. - •. - come hallway to filling the round and then, holding Forte "I want the mike," he humblewhenyou'reasgreatas Spor ts Sta dium, sat through bend the head with h left shouted. "Give me the mike I am." four exciting amateur fights hand, Mi lIed rork across and let me talk." All delighted the ORLA,,.J- Muhammad aiid an exhibition by Cuutg of the ring and belted him alter a Aid he talked fur 20 minutes. made them laugh, made them All stormed into Central the Orlando School of Black roundhouse wind-up, an "I want you to know that my made them truer fans. It is now time again for Ballet Guild auditions, arid all qualified area dancers are invited to audition for the 197S-6 Company Guild rediscovered recently when they presented a repeat of their I for local iudienees in \ I billet years of age with at least two years of ballet school Attire Is pink training in firi) tights hi ttk kotards irni ballet shts those - the Sanford Civic Center. having pointe shoes, are asked to bring them. F . - 4 Guild at 515 p.m. Arrive at least 30 daicers minuVs prior to schedule. - . broadcast, accepted an award from the for the second three-rounder, tt Au's two three ()rl,intlu St hu 1 Bi ick Per- Ali cr t bchind iiiio r d stirul round boxing exhi biti ons aid .i forming Ar ts re aso for in .ie at Williams Au stared - - - : L : -1y ~_ - ____L___-_ - ______ 7~p'.>. I __________ _______ 1 -_ 1~ /. I . .-- 4 . . s... - I. T - I .. ~; . - . I i, ___________ 1~ 1 _______ ______________ - W!~~ ii; - - 4 ill .• ' ~ . _ r I - ~ . •Sl. ' ff/f ________ _j:- _____ ..- . f . "I wouldn't mind soi*iebody before the year's out. I don't taking Iii) t itle (toni tilL , bu t not Jilt to fight tciut. a year. It s Joe razler lie's too ugly to be fitting to me to be the people's n NUM I - - 1 - - ... -- ____ •i ____ V. p in I - flit .• _a. - - .I _ 'After Lyle, I'll fight Joc part-time showman during his with punches. Near (lie end of and third rounds pounding will fall not round seven, not "That part with Foreman and a exhlbi(ionsith Foite and first round, Ali popped his Williams and swinging wildly, in round nine but in round Terry Judge (when they John L. Williams, who was a clutch into the All Shuffle and an obvious imitation of eight. eight, wrestled to the canvas after late replacement for Rodney the crowd exploded again. Foreman at Toronto, "You're all going to go home Foreman stopped Judge in th Bobicic, e Muhammad All exchanges gentle taps during Orlando exhibition (Herald Photo by Gordon He knocked Forte halfway Then he grabbed the and say how conceited the The Williamson) who did not out of the ring in the second microohone, (Continued On Page 2-B) champ is. It's hard to be Li Round - X - - - : ~ - ~~ - . xhibition the exhibition -and looked into stone-faced during the in- the world champion. The world chinip. at the Orlando Sports Stadium, the laces of his intoxica ted trodu lions ch.am1 ion should he pretty, like I thought George Foreman boxing s pretty boy settled In a crazed fans. In the first round, with his me. looked good. Joe Louis couldn't cloud of (Lalinness and seft Flash cubes ignited like arms at his sidel .orth with the press and his fireorks and danced and Williams, who champior4 is here and th is one. M.irci4ino in has prime George In wrinkled trunks, Ali laid was jabbing and stabbing, horse town doesn't even fill this beat four men into submission. Ali was part-time world against the ropes while Forte could not hit him. place up. I couldn't do no better at my heavyweight champion and clobbered his arms ard gloves Ali glided through the second "Ron Lyle ill fall, Ron Lyle best J I • ,_ 44 *tr;:'.,,,! -- Fearsome Fivesome exhibition, screams of "Ali, All, Ali." While Williams was dancing Then I'm going to whip Joe on the explosive waves of that lie shadow boxed, danced. and warining up in his corner Frazier. 9 r - - -.,,,,-'- ,I '..~i - _0 ~ ~. - : -.. -- Alter - - --- '_ from one topic with Howard Coell on ABC's toughest bout of the night and Jabbed and held Forte with his "Every six weeks I'm going to the next arid hack again, and broadcast Saturd.i afternoon climbed into the rinj' uriid a left hand and beat rhythm to the to hip somebody. Ron looked into faces with his alert, of the George Foreman vs. the thunderous ovation and chant v,ith his right. L)le they'll be Joe Bigner. inquisitive eyes. .~ I -- . - - For the forthcoming season- . , -, - WN .' Florida on thunder clouds and Performing Arts, before Ali exaggeration of Foreman's next fight with lion Lyle is Then be climbed from the ring, lightning bolts &,iturday, and exploded from th~ rear of tile antics at Toronto, going to be on home TV, right in beat a path through the crowd left with the serenity of a clear, stadium. Between the second and third your living rooms. So get yo ur and settled in i small office in breezy summer afternoon. Pushing and shoving a&.e a rounds, All directed a chant of cheeseburger, french Fries, and the rear of t he stadium. All flew the silver bird from group of back-slapping and "All, All, All" with his glove, coke and witness this joke. I'm lie talked In his childlike Toronto, where he side-kicked shouting fans, All surviv ed his During th e third round, he going to eat him, manner, hopping . I ' who f _— ___________________ ___________ . _ tTOwds, - . ha ve never autitloned be fore, will audition at 1:15 p.m.; senior Ballet Thos dancers and their audiences. The Sanfordst-minoIc Ballet Guild is designed not only to train dancers, t-t to give them invaluable experience performing in public as often as possible -.;..-. . ,d& — hard ( - dance Such public performances are the climax of a thrill for both the )-cars of training . . angry, 1 I - . May 4 at the studio, 2560 S. Efir. Av?., Sanford. Qualifying dancers must be at least 12 • - _ - _____ Full, excitement and grease paint' thrills nervous chills and vibrant costumes Even a ballet rformance itself can hardly rival the exhilaration of backstage preparations -as members of the Sanford-Seminole Ballet performance -... ____ Women's Editor - - .• IL i ion Audet Area Dancers Invi By JEAN PAI'rESON _i. . 1. - By ToM KEYSER Herald Sports Editor . 1• L - _____________ WOMEN I - - _________________ -. I ' - . . - spectators, ,~., 1 Lll." -;_. -. ; -i - - - ;. ; - ~ .- t:w-. ~ ~, __ . - , ~V .. - , " 1; ' - __________ SEWING CONTEST J - f .. I 4 Proud smiles from these young seamstresses, %ho were winners In the Flagship Bank of Sanford's annual Sewing Contest nod Fashion Show held Thursday night In the Sanford Garden Clubhouse. Winners are front, from left) Kathleen Gren, Cindy Fritsehi and Kathy Pezold. and (back, from left) Juanita Smith, Wands Barrett and Jane Ann MeMullin (Herald Photo by Jean 1 / * ~ Drivers Want , 4__r_ i-A-97- I . __I .-_ I __ - ' , .1 7.1 - i I.t , I - W ________ 11M N _____ . ,~~ , '). Vf . -"--'I ~ -. ' If ;_ , -__ IA A . - __ . 1J 1 I . a es, By GLENN McCASLAND I Nationals ownar spots - t ___-. . .-T, - Gardeners Join 'Operation Wildflower' . . - . i Nk~;_T__' - - - . Area garden clubs are invited Road. This initial site was climate and the environinent t help sow a little beauty chosen since it serves as an with selection to be made by rough "operation Wild. entrance to the state as well 83 FDOT after consultation with the designated presentative of am the capital city, Id A ' - - . - 1. owe 0 went on to point out that Lake Orlando, who told newsmen: the past several weeks. herald Staff Writer .. -. - a e Downard won on the last lap remarked. Moroe offers "one of the "It's the kind of thing that "The help we got from the "Man, I'd like to see the "We've been racing a lmost by overtaking and passing Kitzinger said that the everyone can have a prettiest of Comnerc and the for a national powerboat cham. every week and that takes the Hunter to clinch his marathon powerboat group would make The races were over, viewing and being a par- Zoo people was tremendous," race" and "the people in plortships he ld right on Lake toll," Kitzinger said. "Lots of win , number of recommendations to ticipant," Kitzinger said. The thousands that had Sanford turn out well for such a ,%Ionroc.,, he said. "If that would be forth- Patteson) - I 11 I I -__ Lake Monroe At people were rebuilding their "if the water had been racing officials that would help watched in the hot April sun race- " As to holding the nationals on coming again, then I'd say we'd Jarries shared the top honor3 cTaft and cutildn't be were picking un their folding present." conditioned for a fast track and pave the way for a better the take, Kitzinger admitte4l It most certainly investigate the 'We are conrned about the of the two-day race program But the drivers an oats that with all that traffic, we'd had Regatta next year on Lake would be a project worth idea of the nationals for Lake chairs arxi beginning to steal lake's condition. Sometimes with St. Cloud's Mike Downard, did show kept the fans happy. mes M onroe. away. checking into. Monroe." Lake Monroe is awfully rough, who was the second marathon Each race provided some several bad accidents," Ja A handful of &r~ i-e.rj '_ '-,~'- 11~s time everything went winner yesterday and the special thrill with Downard remained, talking with of. smoothly. We had a couple of Grand Prix champion from stealing the show in the final 1B # good time Chamber around . I " , .- . -L - - - ___ - . -. -• --. - t I , ;. :. — ' - to promote the propagation and '> - -. . . It takes two, to fix on false eyelashes: concentraft on the task in hand, JoW Bales assists Jim% WhelcM_ with her makeup amid backstage clutter mad excitement. I Herald Photols by Tom Vincent) Sanford Regatta had come to a 1atenals will be paid for by ore curia bridal costume moments • Unions DEAR ABBY I read in the newspaper that a group of people in Milwaukee, Wisconsin ofUrblno,AMay5deadlinehas University System, those from been set on applica tions for the other campuses, elementary unique program which will and seco nda ry school teachers — Dissolutions people — likepiddngberriescw regularl) —tothødlspleasure promised to Finish the rest cotton and working on of those who had to h%e with himself He dad And after that, Gregory P Ganas & Mar B Win Hall & Carmeta I Teresa K. Bailey & Donald E. Robert C. Nordquist & Gloria ii.ssiembly lim. They could Mr. Clean. hinL In i9m, durbw basic even be trained tottnd bar (No training, my compan> coni- harsh' Perhaps But it mmplicated r.-"ed drinks - mnder told me of a rooldier who semed a purpose. mostly Just pouring beer) out or work, I think it's a crime (This included two weekb of bivouac!) What is your opWon? . - or else. I got five of the strongest men UNEMPWYEDIt'IW VA I could lmd, and weapproached ABBY: DEAR UN: Don't worry. this unwashed soldier and told Even though mortkeyi; would be him that if he didn't get into a 19069. Box No flSO LA Calf. Enclost stamped, %*I#. addressed envela", oesse. Half to write lefftrill $sod Griffith, WI name - Griffith M .argaret 11wellyn Seager SO Everyone has aprtem. What's yourii? For a per!onal reply, write to ad to work (or peanuts, until shower, we wouldget him Into I Mary L Kitchenka & James Cecil If. Crews6 Margaret G. Mary Louise Cunningham & Steven Michael., WI. maiden La wrence ruime — NelsonTimothy Paul Rannick Sr., & David Jackson & Alma II Beti.le Ruth 11I to Abêgafl Van Byron 13 Lasky they cisn read, write and vote, one. lie refund, so we striped Btvvrly Hills. Calif. 9#111, for Abthe labor unions will see to It Win and carried Fdm bodily into 1,w 0,11 Occasions." Pitaw enclose a that people gei pirderence. the shower. The others held him Wn. self-addrnwd. slarnwil (30 l)FAR BBY I u nev er shie I prxecded to scrub him cent) enveiope was a letter in your column that really ftew me. It was from f r hcTause she'd txrn tip hall the night with a sick baby. And she served her husband year old Friday, is still In the intensive care unit there. w - t . it gave her die dkkax bmtm he likes to see his wife AU prettied up at eaast. heard everything! I'm a working woman let the guy and I say," m yself, make Ids own breaVasL"Finthermore, I . a.c_- VK Ui ning, f" wife should magazine with - the 12y food. moeout a never made I'll bet 'r"n Richard breakfast IJDA - 8 pneumorda ond other caffipl[icaUm. Mesnwhik his medical bfl'a have risen to I the plight of the unemplovedconstnidion worker and family. they began to formulate plans to raise funds in -, - . . Jason Clark Fund was opened at Barnett Bank of Winter Park and a Bo i n drop in the btwket when applied to the medica l bills W1rur of a %SeIf to benefit the f und was dortated by Claude McBride ; 1h qI 09~k UhtBed ;. , .i a rz 1: - ! TU ES & THUR S 13A A Kda 1.I Unisex Hair Styling FAMILY HAIR CARE PH. 322-491) *aa Downtown Sanford Lakav,.w eto ---- :_1. .. !l -- -- ___ l . . 2 Bob Hunter, Senoor, -7 (1 ..Y JUS ,251 X. . am- - ' - - . -, • , . •-' - . ,,,,, - - - - .' , - - .. — ~ .10 - Ir . -.- . - - .... - ;i - - ll -- I 11~%. . - f' • '. .. ,. - "Id Mike Downard oISt. Cloud takes his powerboat around the Lake the final event of the two-day Greater Sanford Regatta. (Herald - -_ Fboto by Gordon Williamsoul - Jii i Hunt, OrIarc1o, I vllle Hill vogei, Orianon Jim Ritr Gainesville ' Bill Vogel , Orlando Morell Marian, 5 RobbeSpd: Orlando. CLASS SG - R Worth; Ron Gray, CLASS Si obbie Spit:. SO Petersburq- Homer Green Hobo Sound; Mike Downard, Orlando: I CLASS lJJ diatlantic Dick Hunter, in Horn, Green Hobe Sound. Mike Downard, Orlando CLASS U S Regatta fans line the boat romp at Lake Monroe Harbour yesterday as the fInsil day of the two-day powerboat racing event was held. Unofficial crowd estimates ranged from 5,000 to 8,000 p"ple along fCombintd) Mike Dowafel. Orlando. Jim Hunt the course route (Herald Photo by John Spolaki) OrlAndo, (tot) Sorwr. SO Pcief Simkanich until the fifth inning Brodie's scond single of the for George Simkanich spelled Mays said But the team when four walks produced a tie dii), and Bennie Mills, w ho doom here S,aturday night for learned. I learned and we'll all and left the bases loaded. doubled in the first frame to the Seminole High School profit by the loss during the baseballers. Leading 3-0, Simkanich blew tournament." - Mark Simcoe went in to drive home one of the three Seminole collected 11 hats Seminoles fell, S-4, to DeLand Colonial at 4 p.m. at Hopper into left Field, allowing two runs mitted one error fligh in a district baseball Field at Rollins. Colonial is the contest only school Seminole has not to score. - I ' -~- -_ while DeLand had three hits and no effors. But Coach Jerry Mays' crew nict in district play this year. ching proved too much in the Seminole will take "what we learned at DeLand and Mainland open the sixth and seventh fram" and DelAnd 002 030 X-5 3 0 Del and" into battle Wed t ourname nt at 4 p in Tuesday. Seminole could break the ice nesday against Colonial High as The Seminoles got off to a only once - that in the sixth. the District baseball tour- three run start against DeLand Big hitters for Seminole was Simkanich, Simcoe i5) and Ill t gets underway at hurler Randy Mathews, but Robert Smith. who tripled in the Anderscn; Mathews. I . ~~. I__1-V4_F Craig Leonard's relief pit DeLand kept pecking aa at sixth and stored on J'm A -_ ~- - t'~_-_ f n, -_ . relieve and on a pick-off at- The Seminoles, no 16-10 on tempt at third, Seminole cat r - __ — ': . ik '.. "; % = -_V1_ I- ~;_ -_ ;_ _- _- ~~i ~~:~_-:- _, -_-~- -1~- -_ — - - __ - - I- I _; _Y_ -I ,-. ~~ . ___.- __ - -_ I -_ - 7- Z .. ,- iii tnd TinsIc -- ,, I 0 0 1 vie o s i more 5. By CHUCK McCLUNG Herald Correspondent .. . 0 ings ay o is ric just felt good." 1.65 prey here Saturday night at the Class 155 riitt, In the o mile run 1.40 3A, District 4 track Oviedo' s Marty Gilmore, the two mile specialist for . 6 the Lions, casually awaited his tinic to tum on the heat In fb the %% inning the distance run with a 9:47 Uming. The O viedo senior jumped o an earl) lead in the allowing Rockledge' s Larry Anderson to set the pace until Wednesday e final lap I felt good" Gilmore said after the "kill."'I heard my name on the P.A. A and there w as a good crowd and! th - John Home, the O~iedo buss, tw had strong influence "You thing all kinds of things out there when you're WINTER PARK - It was like the eagle feeling out his 1 m to 9 p m - Z~_r_ - h 2 tZAL' .k- . the lead* and the Fighting the year, are scheduled to meet cher Anderson threw the ball over the distance and coin. Hollin.c College sburg quarter mile maintained his advantage another lap before OSundayi253 - '' Sanford Mom Penneys..Ph. 323-1310 Photogra pner pher hours 10 1, 2-6 Sanford Plaza Penneus open Mon lhr , u a,, l a ,. Frank Mahan Lakeland HrieyC Wh;ddenAuburnda:e rlando, waiter neasiey, Lake .1 Voor fouflh $OCtiQn - - . - .. -- i C ory ' Your Second -... ., . 1 4 h0m 85 marry as 4 or . .I i - -,.-~ 0 -, - 4 t. SATURDAY ' .i I , . City - only 2 9& flu Dick . - . ~_- -__ - -- — .— ',, . , ~- ._W__ . hlonroe course yesterd2y as he wins the combined U&S Class In , I Your fifth seleCl' ion 1. ..... ______ . now Your 110"d seleclion For— your convenience .i u,..t gassDonaUonsma)besentincareo1 • I . . ___ St Mike (Combined) l Cloud. Auburndale ~ .. No apDaintment necessari Come in : alHuthoo CLASS FG - Prices, in e0er size, H . — I - ( more lfYou1ne:zecondor,h,rdfavor,1 Hairstybig Toes tu i 1 El Alma . . e -::E--- Jon Orayson Specializing - was heW with 100 persms attending. Over 12,700hasbeen raised so far. but this is only I . Ruddy _ portra ts are enough to make anyone smi'le. . II - - - _t~t.t,m~__-_ - - . '"" - 0 Ctl"O c' PO$es - •. i . -*_v - 9 I _I W%m __ . • ft I . ,; their behalf. .. - W~, - _-.~ enne : - I - __ - y . some pose — --' Frank MAhar, Hurly Whicloon. 1ndlanflc 10 Ad_& - CLASS U S - __________ Apar'Jrents, Jason is valiantly tzying to overcome y Ijizabeth Taylor ~~ 7 ___ I i__ - &^ --- - . .:- —.w - 1 Downard, . .. a , Orlando. Petertburg r. -' - I .- -- ,~ • -- • • P1:' .ch _ - &- aI.l ' ht . U_0 ,_ ,~ --ft_ ,. Baby Fund opened To bring you upto date on the ccindition of little Jason Clark,,A ho underucilt a lengUiy operation in Gainesville last month for a brain tumor -the chdd, who was one 1.'' I-— - 0 mother who wasn't able to get - = ' David Gilliam, CLASS SG -- - I ., ________________________________ written to you before, but there - • . t - . P. PIX ' He asked me to see to what I call reasonable man F daily shower II.. M, V Ellen SchiffMdn Jim SODS. - CLASS FS 14 j • James Hynes DEAR LAWYER: Now that's to consider putting monekys io it Umt that smelly sold: ,er got a Wider the circumstanem work instead of people. CLASS FE II I'. V I uis Hurtado & Myrtha Lillian Gnn7,alez 1''-- __T_ _!~_~ - _.- ~.: - Terry James -- Lakeland; Marriage Of BIRMINGHAM LA WYER had not batned in 13 peeks Abby, wiLh so many people CLASS F) unt. Orlando; I trips to historic and cultural humanities, and others. ____________________________________ with a G.I. scrub brush. d ill be together? farms. The) claim that monkeys can be irained to DEAR ABBY: rlt the college Ifalfwi.y through the baffi, he bandit certain jobs as well as student who wouldn't shower pleaded for mercy and _ Fort Laudrc1atr; Barry Cutp. ;:, imllude classwork plus 'field in the arts, languages andd of the zoos and cages, and Put t hem to work In factories and on _z- iImEvrfl.Trn:J,m auspices of Florida Tech foreign languages, noted it is University and the University open to all students in the State movement,also known as"The Ape Liberation Movement." They rant to take all the . . _ __ 4Z _,_ .~_ Ruck er, Fla abroad this summer under the Cervone, VFU chairman of Dear Abby %'~--- Auburndale; Bruce Borkenhaen. Time still remains for anyone sites in Italy. The director of the summer seven in te rest ed in weeks of travel and study program, Dr . Anthony V - -- -...--"— - CLASS FG - Marell Mahar, I r -' Sunday talian Summer ll '. -- The Maitland racing officials winner Perry James of damage suffered to boats over of flower to be ap- District V cordinator Jack •fl seed was sown at the the Tallahassee interchange of proprate to the area, indigenous Reed, P.O. Box 47, DeLand, Interstate .10 and Thomasville or readily adapted to the ,W 4P REGA TTA RESULTS and past president of the MidKitzinger's remarks were the fact that many race drivers Central Florida Powerboat seconded -and carried a step were forced to stay .home for Association, said. forward - by marathon race the weekend because type -. Kltzlnger spoke for the some with the lake condition and the Indianatlantic in the U&S =__ AE- tT- Both drivers were pleased sweep over Di ,,No question about It The appeared In the two-day event that Jammed the Marina area regatta was a success and we'd as he said, I know the club was and along Seminole Blvd. like to see it become an annual pleased and we want to come The onl) disappointment event," Paul Kitzi nger, referee back next year." displayed by thedrivers was Federation of Garden Clubs right of way of highways on the who supplied $100 for the federal aid system. Clubs interested In further urchase of wild phlox seed. Federal guidelims ;equire information should contact Cooperation is the key word backstage: Susan Swain lends a helping hand as Iblide', Jack!le Greea struggles into her behind The first annual Greater expected," he said. g flower ',the l'lorlda Federation Florida's program was club may pa for or supply pla nting will be done by F DOT initiated by the Florida wildflower seed, or other with reimbursement of costs Department of Transpt.ation propagative material to F DOT from the FHWA were allIn coopera tion wi th the 'lorsda to plant selected areas of the popte f' - Under "Operation Wild- running. I thought, well beH, I' m doing good and I I just kinda I thought me a lo4" stated Gilmore. ~xiift up my confidence." fell behaidLarry (Anderaon) and let him set the pace But coming on the final tap I heard the fans on the other side of he (Andersoin) was tirrd." But the confidence of Lake Brantie's he coach Jerry Posey and the Patriot thirw1ads was well expressed. fell on the short end of their state hopes, but Harris will front of Anderson lihike But the Gilmore first , .Las the lonc hright spt for fiv II points. Da1'e .Arnett and Harris, lefl short of the district record ,Aith a 3:25.5 timing. anley captured the tops in the 880 yard run St ith his With the assistance of supentar Rcin Harris, die Puts Then the Lion thinclad poured it on finishing 20 yards in Wns as they finished in the Ilth place with Harris also anchored the inile relay team of the Pati ,, who battled to the finish for the first place honors. The sorta picke up some of his viewpoints, but he's rea lly tired after the first lap, but the track yelling and . Gilmore ....Ile' s helped would have been happy with second." 1 wasn' t even on the running of th e trip The Patriot jupior. who holds the best tin, e In the state for the 1 20 -Well, we did very good,"stated Ilosev on ttit. teail, effor ts yard high hurdles, double started which Almost e cr> thing w c did w .i a school record Other school records for the Pals, ircluding the above The Brantley Rockledge took the top honors in the I)istrict, disqualified him in the 120 But the Patriot ace CLUflC seni or pole aulted a t'en 12 feet for the school mark finishing with 73.5 points, wi th Astronaut following at a back from his double fault, taking top honors in the 330 Rick Horta set a new sta ndard in 'tv' two mile run with distant 61.5 points Lake Brantley was thi rd with 455 sard inteniiedittc hurdles wi th a 39 clocking ___________________________________________________________________________ 10:05 timing. runn g mentioned, was the vault of Dun Kemp. ; Z ~_ Z _ ~Z-7_ -_ I �-:;r. - -- -. . -- ,.-- -,.,- - ---,----_-.-- --; --'-'- -. - - -- -- --- ---':r-?,'- '-', '"------ '-'--.- -- ' --- -:-''r'- '-''"- - - -'' 1. I -5-- 26—Ev,nin Heraki, Sanford, Fl. LymanIIISCOREW.D. A% R D Catfish Repays Yanks In Win Harness Racing Major League Entries Baseball Tankers 'Do Job' - East 5600: FIRST Trot Cimb W L Pc?, 05 1. Sunset taut (Patterson) S-i; 7. ii 1 133 — RIClbnd Smoke (Taylori S l 3. Chkaoo The Lyman High Schoo! girls .tooting Sombre teem); i. New • 6 . s 6 sit 2' swimmers did "the best job What Acclaim (Larrabee) IS'. S. Pittsburgh Phllphia S tO 37 Blissful Dream (Reynolds) 3); 6 they've ever done" and the boys Shar, 6 9 400 Anti (O'Amato) IS 1: 7. Co!by St Louis. "took the hammer." according Chico (Faai 7-2; $ Mr ftadeye Montreal $ 9 357 S' west to Lyman Coach Lonny Chavez, wvoracekl s 2 Angeles 17 1 600 — SECOND - 34 M - psce Cim - 105 in the Metro Conference 17 1400s I Cottoiwood Sofa (Rau) I 1; Atlanta " swimming championships 2 Meadow Do (arrat.'et S 1;3. 0. J. Diego 10 I 556 I it, ii iv .s.i Saturday at Dover Shores. Forst (Jefferson) 31. 1 Senator Mir Cincinnati o 10 174 2 ki fi fth ISerbes) 72. S Shehrra:ade SFrancisco The Lyman boys finished I 6 IS .266 6ki (Le*i%l S 1; 6 Avon Ben Ivan Houston Sundays Results with 124 points and the girls derScarsf) 61. 7. Miss Fancy PittIburPi 7. Philadelphia 0 captured sixth with 86 points. (Nelson) S-i; u.S 8anddo Ranger St. Louis at Chicago ppd. '' • Winter Park, Bishop Moore, Oak Ridge and Orlando Edgewater took the top four spots in the boys' and girls m?ets. The Lyman girls' 200-yard medley relay team of Lou Bellinger, Debbie McArty, $ THIRD - iN — Trot C.3 — 600: I rain Clnclnatl 6, Houjlon 2. 10 in Paul II Good (Johnson) I 1. Ilinqs Pichland CO flay (VanderSchaat) 5 New York 7. Montreal 6 2; 3 JH. Time (Weckhe,ser) $ i Atlanta 174. San Diego 84 May Princess Byrd (Pper) 7-2; S. Los Angeles 7. San Francisco Royal Harvester (Wyatt) 61. 6. lordS Sister (Fay S 1. 7. Lee Eyre 3 Today's Games (yuan 12 1; $ Able Eden (Howard) Houston (Roberts I 2 at San (CQO (McIntosh 30), FOURTH — )M - Pate C3 Atlanta (Pero 121 at Colrn Matador (Newman) 5400: Joyce Maxwell and Ikbbie (Rhoden to), 7 Cool Hand Luke (Weaver $ 1. Dorfman took fifth place with a 63.1.Eyre T'r ill (Brinkley) 31 Only games scheduled Tuesdays Games time of 2:16.84. Winter Park Armbrol'kc'ef, (VanDeventait 7-2. New York at Chicago S Pertlomen Cedet (Vandervoort) won in 1:59.25. Montreal at Philadelphia. (n) 1; 6 H D's Knight (Dvoracek) 9 7. The 400-yard freestyle relay5. Rod Bereznakt 10 1. I. Lady St. Louis at Pittsburgh, HOuStOn at -San Diego. (n) team of Maxwell, McCarty, Physician (C.ammeU) i FIFTH - *. M - pace Clmg - Atlanta at Los Angeles. In) Cathy Burleson and Bonnie Cincinnati at San Francisco. 1400: 1 April Misty (t3allou) 5); 7. Blarnick finished fifth. with a LiAus Bud (Parkinson) 707; 3. (n) American League 4:19.0 time. Oak Ridge won the Varsity Bomb (Serbes) 6-I; 1. Satin East event with a clocking of 3:52.68. Grattan (VandevSthaaf)9 7; 5 Ault W L Pc?. 05 Southern Silver Mahar) 10-1; 6. Burleson, who broke school Sherry Betty (Werkhelslr) 11-11; 7. Detroit $ S .615 — 7 6 .531 1 records ln two events, caPtW'Cd Robins Kim (Bereznak) 3-1t I. Baltimore Milwaukee 5 7 $33 i third place in the 100-yard ,BlaRu K 5 1. 7 S 467 2 SIXTH - IN - Trot C.3 C-) - Boston freestyle with a time of 1:01.63. 5475: 1- Debutante Tass IGammef I) Baltimore 7 6 .535 1 7 .434 7'i She set a school mark of 27.3 • 1:7 Puppy Tracks (Stevens) tO I; New York 5 7 417 2' 3 Tropic Wave ISica) 3-), 4 Cleveland in the 50-yard freestyle and Conestoga Gay (Jefferson) 5-1; $. West 1:01.4 in the 100 free. The latter Big Beau Byrd (Ihlenfeld) 7-2; 6. Oakland 1? $ .600 City 10 7 9$ time was in the preliminaries Rennes Baby (Netly) S 1. 7. Ocala Kansas 10 S .556 I Mite (Crank) 6 1; 5. Henry California and the 50 free clocking was in Mighty Texas 7 9 3 Knauf ISfader) 9 2. the finals. 7 10 SEVENTH —1M— Pace CIm— Chicago 6 10 WS 4 Dorfman captured sixth I;?. Science (Lewis))); 3, Chancey Minnesota Sundays Results place in the diving chain- Folly (Lake) 101; 4. Mindy Nib Milwaukee 7 1, New York 010 plonships, which were held (Riu) 9.2; S. Mutiny KB. (Hys)l) 5. Texas at Minnesota, 2. ppd.. Friday. She amassed 225.45 1; 4. Bland (Parkinson) 7-2: 7. Lofty rain Baltimore 6. Cleveland 1 (Patterson) 6-1, S Easy Bluegrass Detroit S. Boston 4 Lararbee) 5-1 EIGHTH — 1 M - Pace C-) - Chicago I. Kansas City 6 Rhonda Sward, Kathy Craft 7-1. California 1.9 and Tamini Drury of Winter 1400: 1. Sandy Doll (lyseH) 5.1; 7. Oakland Today's Came Bonnie Flyer (Dennis) 3-1; 3. Park finished one-two-three Egyptian Wind (Hobbs) 97; 1. Detroit (Coleman 0 3) at flatwith 376.15, 318.05 and 315.15 Frances Beulah (Newman) 6-I; S. timore (Cuellar 1-0), (n) Marion Cindy ( Bereznak) 51; 4. Cleveland (Peterson 1)) at points respectively. Betty Lou McKIyo (Cronin) 51; 7, New York (May 11). (n) Gayle Parker of Lyman took Cumban Frisco (Adriance) i-i. I. Chicago (Wood 11) at Kansas City (Busby 71). 10th place and Dan Carmack of Gall Yates (BousIoli) 101. Only games Scheduled NINTH - IM - Pace C-I —561$: Lyman captured 11th and 1. Loch Dhu (Werkheler) 3-1. 2. l'u.sdavs Games Lyman's Mark Elb&n took 14th Devil's Trumpet (Taylor) 72; 3. Detroit at Baltimore. m., in the boys' diving competition. Chief Mercedes (Netfyl 0-I. Madam Runner (Wilsey) 11; S. The boy's 20(-Yard medley Senators Tina (Crank) 97, 6. realyteam Bob Brinker, Brian PrinceSs Strong (Regur) 5-1; 7. Merritt, Mike i Kimball took fourth place with a tune of 1:47,62. Winter Park WCM in 1:41.56. The 400-yard freestyle relay team of Barr' Jacobson, Curtis Wagner, van narunan aria Scott C'ucikshank took sixth with a 3:46.54 time, more than 20 seconds behind the wlnJ.ng Winter Park team Kimball, Brinker and Dew finlhedinthe top ulx two tünes each, and Merritt penetrated the top six In one r'ent. at California at Kansas City, (n) Oakland at Minnesota, In) ChIcago at Texas. (n) FriSky Donna (Ihienfeld) 5-1; S. GaIt Only games scheduled tales (BoIsloli) 101 1M Pace Ctmg TENTH 561$:). Newport valley (Cooley) 6. Pro Hockey 1: 7. Peppers Ht-e4 (BlooJ) 1011 ; 3. NHL PLAYOFFS Bones Demon (Braniard) $ 1 Q'Hftl1 ArmbrO lnv4def (Albirly) $ 1 S. Little lcd (PirkInSon) 3); 4. Scotch m1h1ls PIv ethv I trankl 7 7: 7, Pvewaekeit - - - Best-W-1 Series (vandtr$chaat)SI.i Single 011ie Sundays Result (Larrabee) 9 2. Montreal 5. or. Buffaloleads 4. 10 ELEVENTH - IM - Pace C-) - Buffalo $400: I. Hello Dare 3; 2. lack Monday's Gams Pence (LeVan) 51; 3. PrIce no games sct'eduled Desmond (Ovorack) 101; 1. Brock. TesCay's Games port Boy (UdeI) 6.1; S. Auburn Montreal at Buffalo Tiger (Ford) 31; 6. Marie Volo New York Islanders at Phila (Larrabee; 7-7 7. Wells OWeerla deiphie, first game (Breinak) SI S. Star Student (D'Amato). WHA PLAYOFFS Semifinals Best-011-7 serws Sunday's Results Minnesota A. Quebec 2. serIes Seminole Tankers tied 27 HOuSton 2. San Diego I, Hous(.... — I ._. _ _I leads Sn O F i i i PtT I) eLOna Today's Games No games 5Ched1td Tvesda'y's Games Mituwiota at Queoec San Diego at Houston . Th, Seminole High School butterf1' (1:017) and the 100boy swimmers won In a romp yard backstroke (1:11.4), and SHS girls lost a squeaker take won the 200-yard InFriday to DeLand in the dividual medley (2:27.4), Seminoles' final regular Eutler dominated the diving NSA PLAYOFFS Conference Finals swimming meet of the season, competition (209 40 points) and Bestoo.1 series ' captuzed the 100-yard The Seminole boys won 11841 Sunday's Results breastroke (1:12.0). Cs1arn Coareni. dnd the girls (a tered 84.75 Washington 100. Boslon 95. In the girls' meet, Theresa In the boys' meet, both relays Washington leads 1 0 John " , Johnson and AIIM '5(111 th WOfl triumphed and W estern Conference Golden State 107. Chicago 51', Kevin Smi th and Chuck Fraser twolndlvidualeventsand swam 0(1 t he winning 400-yard Golden State leads 10 won two events apiece. Monday's Games freestyle relay team. Plo games scheduled The 200-yard medley relay Jotm won the 0-yard IM Tuesdays Games team of Pat Smith, Paul Kill), 12:47.8) anti the 500-yard No comes scheduled Tom Lake and Kirk Butler won freestyle (6:40.1), and Smith ABA PLAYOFFS with a time of 1:57.0, and d ominated the 50-yard freestyle DivIs Finals 400-yard freestyle relay team Of (28 3) and the 100-yard freestyle les t-of.? Series Johnson, Fraser. Kevin Smith (1:00.5). R esults Eastern DivisIon and David Parker prevailed SherlRernpe of Seminole won Kent(cky 117. St Louis 90. with a 3:55.1 clocking. fl1 100-yard breastroke with a Kentucky leads 31 Wester n Division Johnson won the 200-yard time of 1:29.0. Indiana 109. Denver 90. In freestyle (2:01.8) and the 500- The 400-yard freestyle relay diana leads 32 yard freestyle (5:46.5); Smith team of Johnson, Debbie T.oy'sOamn Eastern Division captured the 50-yard freestyle Attaway, Ann Newman and St. Louis at Kentucky (24..3)andthel00-yardfreestyle Smith won wi th a clocking of Tuesday's Games i54.4; Fraser took the 1 -yard 4:49.8. too Pro Cage hrccd A li 'AAou ths' VVay In Bout - -- Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C I R. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE LEISURE COUNTY, FLORIDA, COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL CASE NO, 74-2:0I.CA.1119.F Civil Action No. 75.393.CA.09.A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, April 20, 1975-38 'SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE NEWARK TRUST COMPANY, COMPANY, a Floridacorporation, Plaintiff, Plaintiff, vs SIM-KA CORPORATION, at al. JOSE M COTON and LEONOR Defendants. COTON, P05 wife, and MANUEL NOTICE OF SALE Ar*, to Pr evious Puu!o ROt)RIQLJEZ, _ NOTICEISHEREByGIVENth6I Defendants the undersigned, the Clerk of the ______ ______ J ______________________ LA ,__ EVENING NOTICE OF SALE Circuit Court for Seminole County, 1 i _ 54 5r l t 1" Ntice is hereby given that pur Florida, under and ty virtue of the r_rtA ACROSS ,rttN 5u4t't to a Summary Judgment of Final Judgment of ForecloSure 7:00 (2) To Tell The 1 Furec.lo.ureenteredonth,73rdday heretoforeenteredonthe73,ddayof I Co,gar 48 Perch Truth A of April, 1975, by the above entitled April, 1975, In that certain cause 5 House cat, for 52 One opposed L (6) Concentration Court in th. above styled cause, the pending In the Circuit Court of the example N U to Whsgs 5 (5) What's My Line undersign Clerk at the above Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of 8 King of beasts 53 Earilement 12:00 (9) News m (9) Wild World cntl)ci Co,,rt u any 01 his duly Florida, in and for Seminole County I T I? Epic poem 55 Child s name 12:30 (9) Movie Of Animas authorIZed deputies will sell the being Civil Action No 75 293 CA 09 13 Swiss canton for cat 1:00 (2, u 'romorrow liAlNiA' Property situated ,n Seminole A. in which NEWARK TRUST 14 Norwegian tale 57 Shower l (13) Otbie Prevue ni E Show county, Florida, described as COMPANY, a United States cor 15 Blood 58 Pole (24) Intercom 24 T D _____ follows poratlon, is the Plaintiff, and SIM lb Part of a feline 59 Epochal (35, 44) Star Trek 60 Boy's Lot I. Block 0, THE MEADOWS, KA CORPORATION, a Florida IT Slender 7:30 (2) Jeopardy 18 Approaches n.ckname II Cognomen UNIT OPIF according to the pOt Corporation, LESTER KALMAN39 Essences (6) What's My Line 0 Jewish ascetic 61 Observe 19 flights lab I there-of as recorded in Plat Bock IS, SON, BARBARA KAL MANSON. HI 40 Not left tab MORNING (8) World Al war 6 Roman Pages 66 arid 67, of the Public 10 CORPORATION, a Florida 22 Land (Latin) 21 Took a seal 41 Theater sign 24 Rescues (9) Let's Ma ke A emperor 2' Concerning Recor d s of Seminole County, Corporation, 4' West away and CEN fRAL 6 0 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 24 Sabbath ab) 44 Other Florida Deal FLORIDA LUMBER 1. SUPPLY 28 landed DOWN property 25 Wi th (Fr ) 6:10 (2) Sunshine at public sale to the highest and best CO. a Florida corporation, are the (13) Boxing (Sp.) 1 Wooden pin 26 Reject bidder for cash at 11 - 00 AM ,in the de fendants, under and y virtue of 32 Birds llatin) Almanac 8:00 (2, 5) Smothers 45 33 Await 2 Preposition 27 Isaac's son forenoon on the 9th day of May. 1975, ?hC terms 01 said Judgme.t, will 6:15 (6. 8) Sunshine Brothers 46 Great Lake 3 P401 less 35 Greek letter (Bib) Al the West door of the Seminole Offer for sale and sell at public 47 Wildcat Almanac (6) Gunsmoke a Summers (Fr) 4 Bewildered 2 Encourage County Courthouse, Sanford, outcry to the highest and best bidder 49 Ajar 6:30 (6) Sunrise S Throb (9) Rookies 37 Pumalike cat 30 Vugosiavian for cash at the West Front door of 41 Sometimes 50 Certain 6 Before Se mester leader (24) The Thin Edge: DONE AND ORDERED at San the Seminole County Courthouse, in thrown Cl alley 7 large striped 31 B blical garden 51 Former (0) Today In Florida Guilt lord. Seminole County, State of the City of Sanford. Florida, on the Russian rules cats cats 34 Marine,', 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional (35) The Caron Florida, this73rd clay of April, 1975 5th day of May, 177$, at the Pour of 8 Fewer 42 Mustelire direction 54 Female deer 7:00 (2, 8) Today (Seil) (44) Legends Civn O'clock, the me being a 'nimrnat 0 Pl;jl wcr 38 StCky 56 School Arthur H - Beckwilh, Jr legal sales clay and the hot;," of a (6) News 8:30 (13) Wesleyan tO P4ov.' G od Spotted cat substance (Coll I Clerk of the Circuit Court leg al hour of SC, the following ___________ (9) Bozo's Big Top Singers By: Lillian Jenkins described property situated in 7:30 ('7) Am America — (44) Braves Baseball 2 3 4 Deuly Clerk 5 6 7 Seminole Cou nty. Flor ida: 8 9 10 11 9:00 (2,6) Movie (44) Religious GRAY, ADAMS. HARRIS & Lots S and 6. ENGLISH WOODS __________ __________ Townhatl (9) S.W.A.T. ROBINSON, PA, SUBDIVISION. FIRST ADDITION. 3 14 8:00 (6) Captain Ka ng aroo (13) Carolina C ou ntry fly: Phillip R Finch according to the plat thereof _____________ (44) Tennessee (24) Thin Edge: 40 1 East Robinson Street recorded In Plat Book 17, page 43, of 16 Tuxedo Foow Up P 0. Box X65 17 the Public Records of Seminole E Orlando, Florida 37107 County. Flor ida 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang (35) My Partnr ___ Attorney for Plaintiff The said property aforesaid, 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue 1F The Ghost 20 Pu blish April 71. 97 together with all the tenements, (44) Movie (6) Mike Douglas _________ OEM 166 hereditamt'nts and appurtenances 9:30 (6) Rhoda (I) Movie 23 thereunto belonging. in any wise (9) Movie (13) Richard IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE appertaining, being sold to satisfy ______________ (44) Leav, It To DIamond EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. sa id Judgment 24 26 26 27 28 9 X) l Beaver (24) Romantic CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DATEDthe 73rd day of April, 1975 1 9:30 (44) Petticoat Rebellion (Sale) - COUNTY, FLORIDA. , By HERSCHEL NISSENSON Hunter had to share the Inning, driving in rims No. 2,208 an 11-hit attack which included Bhte sliunped at the Plate, AP Sports Writer spotlight with Milwaukee's and 2,209 of his 22-year career a solo home run by Ken Single. California Manager Dick Wil. Catfish Hunter elmostearned hank Aaron, whose two-run to catch Ruth. However, the ton. Hams, the former Oakland his $3 million in one fell swoop double in the Brewers' 7-0 Ac. 41year-old slugge r went hitless "He's throwing the ball as skipper, charged from Sunday. tory in the opener enabled him in four trips against Hunter. good as he ever did," Manager dugout and began throwing He came within four outs of to tie Babe Ruth at the top of the "He's a $3 million pitcher," Earl Weaver said of Palmer, punChe3 In Todd's direction. pitching the New York Yan- all-time RBI list with 2,209. Aaron said, Both benches and bullpens who has an 0.78 earned run ay. kees' first no-hitter since Don Hunter allowed Milwaukee Tigers 5, Red Sox 4 erage, having given up only 22 quickly converged on the scene Larsen's perfect game In the only a third-inning walk and Ben Oglivie drove In three hits and three earned runs In but no new fights broke out 1956 World Series, finally set- had retired 15 batters In h row runs, two with a homer, as the 342-3 innings while winning amidst the pushing and ahoy. fling for a three-hit 10-1 triumph when rookie Sixth Lezeano Tigers made three In a row over three of tour decisions. ing. over the Milwaukee Brewers in stroked a ingle between third the Red Sox and remained atop White Sox 8, Royals 6 A's 7•1, Angels 1-9 the second game of a and short with two out in the the AL East. Ron LeFlore California's Bruce Bochte Jim Kaat, with seventh-iidoubleheader. eighth. Tim Johnson tcAlowed snapped a 2-2 tie with a solo drove in three runs with a ning help from Rich Gossagt', And it came just when the with a bloop single and Robin homer in the fourth and an in. homer and double in the night- won his loth straight game over New York Yankees were start- Yount homere,d with one out in ning later Oglivie unloaded his cap and then was hit in the head a tw&-year period as Chicago ing to wonder whethcr the fel- the ninth, spoiling the million- first homer of the season after by a pitch, triggering a sixth- ripped three Kansas City pit. low they shelled out all that ,tire right-hander's shutout bid. Dan Meyer singled. Bernie Car. inning melee, The A's took the chers for 17 hits. Kaat, 3.0, and money for was the same pitcher The Yankees backed Hunter ho hit two homers and Dwight opener 7-1 as Vida Blue fired a Go.ssage allowed six hits, inwho won 88 games in the last with an 11-hit attack, including Evans had one for Boston, five-hitter and became the first eluding home runs by Harmon four years for the Oakland A's. home runs by Herrmann and Orioles 6, Indians 1 five-game winner in the Killebrew and Buck Martinez. He brought an 0-3 record and Elliott Maddox. Trailing 3-2, the White Sox Jim Palmer. continuing his American League. He has lost 7.36 earned run average into the Milwaukee won the opener comeback from major arm once, broke loose against Bruce Dal game. behind Pete Broberg's three- trouble, notched his third victoBochie was struck on the he!- Canton for three rims In the "1 might have gotten more hitter. Aaron bounced a two-run ry, stopping Cleveland on seven rriet by a pitch from reliever third Inning on a walk and sinpublicity b losing than win- double inside third base off re- hits. Palmer, 7-12 last year Jim Todd after the Ancls !es by Dmn Johnson, Ken ning," Hunter said. "1 think it lievur Dick Tidrow during ;I after four consecutive 20-victo- scored four runs in the sixth, Henderson, Bill Melton and will settle down now," five-run uprising in the seventh ry seasons, was supported by boosting their lead to 9-1. When Hucky Dent. o 1111 El iii SPORTS ' a t'i -- — . 1'iI Sanford's second annual Super-Athlete Competition, patterned after the Superstars competition, will be held in May. Competition will be held In the 50-yard dash,4-mile run, obstacle course run, high Jump, -lng pong, weightlifting, free :hro,v shooting, badminton, football pass, baseball hitting, golf and bowling. Deadline for entries, which is $5 for students in trades six through 12 and $10 for persons participant with the most points over 19 years old, Is May 9. wi ll receive the overall winThe competition is sponsored ner's trophy. by the Roteract Club of SanWinners in five age groups ford, and proceeds go to the (grades six, seven and eight; Seminole High School Athltic grades nine through 12; 19 to 26 Boosters Club. years old; 27to35 years old and An organizational meeting over 36 years old) dLso will for entrants will be held May 12 receive trophies. at 7:30 p.m. at the Seminole Entry fees and entry blanks, hligi) Scho gym. which are available at Bowl Bowling competition will be America, Mayfair Country Club held May 13 or 15 f rom noon to S and Seminole 111gb School, p.m. at Bowl Ameri"a in should be sent to "Su pe r Sanford and golf competition Athlete," Seminole 111gb will take place May 14 or 1 at 3 School, Georgia Avenue, pm. at the Mayfair Country Sanford. C16. Checks should be made There will be no additional payable to "The Roteract Club cost for 11* bowling and golf of Sanford." competition, and participants . must compete with no handicap I In both events. Theliratround competition In the jj even ts wi ll be May 17, beginning at 10 a.m. at Seminole high Schoo l. Second CIVIL ACTION NO. S121.CA.04-O In re: the Marriage of NOP?,'.A DILORES WEILANO. Wife , , RAYMOND JOSEPH WEILAND, Husband NOTICE OF SUIT TORAYMOND JOSEPH WElL AND Address Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thatanaclionfc.cDISSOLUTIONOF MARRIAGE P.as been f,led ajaInst you and you are required to serve a copycf your written ctefens4j,if any, to WALLACE F STAINAKER, JR. of STEPHENSON and BEANE. Post Office Drawer One, Casselberry, Florida. 37107. Attorneys for the Petitioner. Ond file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before May 29th, 1975, otherwise, a Judgment may be entered a ca lnst you for the relief wiandc'd In the Petition WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on thiS, the 21st day of April, 1973. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, jr. Clerk of Circuit Court By -Lillian 1, Jenkins Deputy Clerk Publish; April 71. May S. 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Sanford Just 9 miles north of Rt. 436 O;lando Phone: 647.U1b and NOTICE OF RESOLUTION CLOSING, VACATING AND SUSAN A FUNKE, Wife NOTICE OF ACTION ABANDONING RIOHTS.OF.WAY TO Susan A "unke TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Vaughn Street NOTICE It her eb y given that the Detroit. Michigan Board of County Commissioners of YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Seminole County. Florida. at its Regular Meeting held on the 72nd PetitionforDissolutionof Marriage has be en fil against you in the day of April, A D 1975. in the County Commissioners' Meeting Room in above named Court, and you are the Courthouse at Sanlord. Seminole required to serve a c op y of your County. Florida, pursuant to answeror pleading to the Petitionon Petition and Notice heretofore the Petitioner's attorney. JOHN C ENiEt4A',()T, Etqure, Suite and ,iclopted a oivrn: passed Res&ution dosing, vacating and Hartford Uuiidinq, 200 East abandoning, renouncing and Robinson Street, Orlando. F,orida, 37501. and file the original answer or disclaming any and all right f the county of Seminole And $he public in pleading in the office of the Clerk ot and to the following described the Circuit Court In and for Seminole County, Florida. on or before May r i ghts olway. to *if 25th, IM The West ii feet of Lot 16, Block fall todo so,iudgmentby if "!l",of Winter Wgods unit l.as recorded in Plat (took 14, Page 15, of default will be tairta against you for the Public Records of Seminole the relief demanded ;n the Pvtition WITNESS m' hand and seal this County. Florida, which II li-el is 73rd day of April, 1975 platted as a "Utility Easement" (Seal) fly the Board of County Corn Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. missioners of Seminole County, Clerk of the Circuit Court f for Ida. this72nddayofApril,AD By Elaine RiCharde "7$ Deputy Clerk Board ot County John C (nglc'hardt. Esquire of Commissioners Law Firm of 'homas R Kirilniid of Seminole County, Suite 9. Hartford Building Florida 200 East RoDinson Street Arthur )1 Beck*ith, Jr ed $300 I RFD i Hogan's Herocs (44) Underdog (2, I) Another World (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (35) Mr. Ed 300 59 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE l EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. (9) Split Second CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 60 61 62 (44) Pull Dclnahue COUNTY, FLORIDA — lull_I, 11:30 (2) Hollywood Civil Action Na. 75.-297.09.CA-B — — NEWARK TRUST COMPANY, 5WarCS Plaintiff, (6) Love Of Life vs SI?.4 VA CORPORATION, et al. 'Defendants NOTICE OF SALE POINT OF VIEW: CBS Hunting Ground" Rerun NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that --Television prisident Robert William Shatner guest stars. He the undersigned, the Clerk of the By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Circuit Court for Seminole County, Wood on the new prime-time plays a cop obsessed with Florida. under anu by virtue of Inc general family viewing before 9 responsibilities, whose methods Final Judgment of Foreclosure p.m.: "Never once ha ve we in tracking down drug pushers here$oforeenteredonthe23rd day of April, 1973, in that certain cause ever represented family endangersthelifeandcareerof ARIES ( March 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) pending In the Circuit Cowl of the viewing as something that rookie Mike Danko. Some unusual conditions are You're going to make some Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of would shelter the family from 8-9 PBS THE THIN EDGE Florida. in and for Seminole County, developing that will bring about quick revisions In your plans thin that surround their lives. being Civil Action No 75 297-CA 09 "Guilt: The Psychic, Censor" unexncted career henpflts ri,gardin,, mnfte •uuL UIsf '..UI$IV1II. R. in which NEWARK 'TRUS- ----- ---------Nor have we ever said that we Everyone feels it — guilt — Keep what's hap pe ning tc* Your new approach will NOTICE TOPUBLIC COMPANY, a United States cor 110 will avoId the provocative according to narrator David Notice it her eby given that a (xra?ion, Is the Plaintiff, and SIM yourself. wiser. subjects. If you think it will be Prowitt. Son)e can cope wi th It, Public llearincj wili be bela in the KA CORPORATION, a Florida TAURUS (A pril 20-May 20 SAGIITARIUSNov, 23-Dec. 'Snow White and C i ty Commission R®m, City Hall, Corporation. LESTER KALMAN the Se ven whileothersllvewithitthrough You're goi ng to get a flash of 21) If ha ndl ed properly, a Sanford, Florida, at 500 P.M on SON. BARBARA KALMANSON. Dwarfs' or 'Babmi' seven a lifetime. It's manifesta tions Thursday, May 1. 1973. to Consider and HI LO CORPORATION. Inspiration on how to handle situation not totally to your nights of the week,it was never are insecurity, frustration, the following change and amend Florida corporation, are uie something that's been advan ta ge wi ll turn out 5ll1 rrVnt to the Zon!nq Ordinance of the defenUants, under and by virtue of intended. Hopefully, we're lessening of self-esteem, and it disturbing you. Follow yo ur prlsingly pro fi table. Be on your City of Sanford, Seminole County. the terms of said Judgment, will ex pert enough to handle shows leads often to severe selfFlorida hunches. offer for sale and se ll at public toes. wi th objectivity." Footnote: Article V. Section S. IC-I. ou tcry to the highest and b est bidder recimination. This is the third GEMINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 224w. That mea ns Restricted Commercial District, for cash at the West Front door 01 Wood considers in a penetrating seri es on Paragraph B. Conditional Uses the Seminole County Courthouse. in You'll do well in your business 19) You' ll be called u pon to "All In the Family" and mental heal th problems. Permitted, Add- (I) Single family the City of Sanford. Florida, on the deal ings today if you play assist a friend who has con"MASH" as Family fare a nd arid two family dwellings Ith day of May. 1973, at the hour of things by ear. Be flexible. Act siderable confidence in you. 9-9: 30 CBS MAUDE Rerun Article V. Section 9. OC.7, General eleven oclick, the same being a any speculation to the contrary q ui ckly to spot an advantage. how you handle things will makes him downright angry. Poor Walter can't win. One of Commercial Disiict, Paragraph B . legal sales day and the hour a legal Conditional Uses 'armitted, hour of sate, the following described CANCER (June 21-July 22) justify his faith in you. DIALING AROUND: Dean his employes, a pretty girl, Amend to read (1) Any c.ndl.onal property situa,ed in Seminole Don't turn a de af ear to yo ur AQUARIUS iJan. 20-Feb. 19) use permitted fl Martin's old movie character, t hr eatens suicide, and Walter Ihe RC I. County. Florida mate or partner's suggestions You're much more up to her home to talk ncr to coping Restrict ed Commercial District, or lots 1 and 2. ENGLISH WOODS Iatt helm, Is being revived for rushes any use permuted in RI.), SUBDIVISION, FIRST ADDITION, today. The advice may present with challenging tasks today TV, almost with a vengeance, out of it. He suffers a mild hear t Restricted Commercial District, or according to the plat thereof jUstthesolutlonyou'reseeklng. than yesterday, especially in attack there, and is rushed to One of the old 'flicks, •Tn any use permitted in RI I, recorded in Plat Book 17, page 13. 0' LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Uss. financial or career areas. Restricted Industrial District the Public R ec ords of Seminole Wrecking Crew," will be seen the hospital. Now comes the big your ingenuity today where PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) on CBS this Friday night, Add: (9) Multiple family housng County. Flor ida and problem: How to explain to structures conforming to the The said property aforesaid, work is concerned. Don't be Th rough a conversation wi th a ABC offers a pilot version In Maude his presence in the girl's requirements of the RMOI District together with all the tenements, afraid to try new methods or pal you're going to pick up a movie apartment. hereditaments arid appurtenances form next week with procedures. good idea. It will fit neatly into AND thereunto belonging, or in any wise Tony Francicksa in the role. 9-Il NBC MONDAY NIGHT VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) your present plans. appertaining, being sold to satisly Worth watching tonight is the AT THE MOVIES "Two Mules Article VIII, Section 6, Paragraph said Judgment, Something unexpected but (7). Add to last s en tence. in third in the Public Broad- for Sister Sara" Rerun Long, OAT ED the 73rddavof April, 1973 pleasurable i1l happen today YOUR BIRTHDAY clt,jding any special lim'tations. (Seal) casting series on mental health tedious, sometimes un tot.akeyow- mind off yo ur more requiremen ts, or conditions where A'.hur H, Beckwith, Jr. problems. "Guilt! The Psychic necessarily violent. Clint the site is within an area of high or jerk of the Cii cuit Court serious affairs. It will be a April 29,1975 By Elaine RIChA4de Censor" is the subject tonignt. Eastwood is a drifter and moderate water recharge as welcome break. Deputy Clerk designat ed by the Sanford Planning 8-9 CBS GUNSMOKE "The Shirley Mactaint is a "nun." LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A and Zoning Commission, adopted — MAURICE SHAMS of the firm You're likely to take an in- Fourth Victim" Rerun The They form an improbable --, 1975, SUBIN. SHAMS, ROSENBIUTH situation static for some thne teresting trip of considerable town is terrorized by a alliance, both seeking gold in All parties in Interest and citizens & MORAN, P A can be turned to your profit If distance this year. Also, you'll mysterious killer, and Doc st all have an opportunity to be 670 CNA Tower. P 0 fbi Mexico, allegedly to help you take prompt action. Don't form heard at said hearing several Orlando. Florida 37102 unusual apparently is the next victim, revolutionaries. Turns out Miss By order of the Planning and Attorneys for Plai ntiff dilly-dally. associations of a lasting nature. Matt Dillon figures that out Maclame isn't a Zoning Commission of the Ciiy.of nun, but she Publish - April 20, 1975 Sanford. Florida, this 73rd day of from the killing pattern, OEM ISO ______________________________________________________________ still is after the loot to help the April, 8-9 ABC THE ROOKIES "The Juaristas. Famous Early Arthur H Harris Chairman American Shl ps IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Cty of Sanford FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Planning and Zoiing I U A I, B 1 0 A I B M U L 0 C T V A & FLORIDA Commission CASE NO. 73.746.CA.04.0 PubliSh: April 21. 1975 CNN M 0 U LERM0NIAD In re: the Marriage of: OEM 169 DENNIS J. FUNKE, Hu'band - Neighbor hood (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Mod Sqt,5:30 (2) News (6) Afldy Griffith (13) Cable Journal (24) Electric .ompary (33) Lost In Space 6:00 (2. 6, 8, ) News (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Sho'.'v 6:30 (2, 6) NBC Ne.' (6) As The World Turns Sweepstakes Joker's Wild Romper Room 700 Club Father Knows Best lstrrd (24) Mister Roger's Search For (44) Variety 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, 8) News (9) All My Children (35 44) Movie 1:30 (7,8) Days Of Our Junction Celebrity 10:00 (2) Legislature - - - - 36 - 41 - 44 45 4.6 47 - - 57 ' ': ' - Deputy Clerk MAURICE SHAMS of the firm SUI3IP4. SHA!,t5, ROSEPIBLUTH 8. MORAN, PA 670 CNA Tower, P0 Boa 755 Orlando, Florida Attorneys for Plaintiff PublIsh : April 71, OEM 179 - _ - 5:00 AND , MADIGANSMILLIONS "' I 7,1171-1111111 _____ OW. _____ SKATING SCHEDULE SUN. 1:30, 1:30, 4-4 P.M. MON. 7:00.10 P.M. TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES WED. PRIVATE PARTIES .THuRS. PRIVATE PARTIES FRI. 7:30.11 P.M. SAT. 9:30-11:30 A.M. 1:30-4 P.M. 7:30-Il P.M. Speclaid,sc..itr.t,slersOi..ts TOG E 7 MLII' c t Nil ej,Ct$SflSVpfl.fq AT: 2:23 5:00 SKATE CITY 7:30 10:00 Dog Track Rd.. off Hwy 17.92 FERN PARK 339-2414 rui.rui.r r-_ Special Tonight Ritz Theatre Soft Ball L.ag Show 7:00,10:00 Ulm Donations $1.00 Door Prizes 50.00 plus "Queen — _ BOXER" ___________________— IL Zy COLEMANS BARaB,Q SOUTHS FINEST SEEK&FINDt_ You receive a complete safety inspection i - Dining at W____ (3$) Batman Gilligan's (9) Dinah (44) Tomorrow (9) News - 0) % I NEW POST TIME MON-SAT. P,M, (6) 5 - Tune up a — a a a a — RACE FOR RACE TtIC HIGHEST AVERAGE PAY Of- FS INCENTRAL FLORIDA ,,' / PC'Sittor FABULOUS TRIFECTAS EVERY RACE SEMINOLE TURF CLUB1 Tuesday's winner will meet the Division III runner-up Friday at2pin., and Tuesday's loser will go against the Division I winner Friday at 10 am. Wayne Kurth, SJC's 5-11, 165pound freshman southpaw, will be on the mound Tuesday for the Raiders. Kurth Is 9-0. - RACING -=-----.--.--.--.1 .Lr t Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circut Court By Elaine RiChard.. (I) Menu Griffin (9) GilIlgan' ls!trtd (13) Orlando City Council (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2. 0) Blank Chec)c iT t 2 • narnent at Lakeland, but Tuesday's championship game will determine state opponents. - TUNK-N-WR IfARNESS 0 Mickey Mouse Club 1:30 (2) Bonanza 12:00 12, 44) News (6) Young And Restless (I) Jackpot (9) Password 'l'•" Mound ( AFTERNOON I To L,,V',y,r 11:55 (6) News ___ - . . WATCH TOR NIGHT _____ ______ n C) COUPON __ ( A l *r..., C,rjffn (9) Lucy .how (24) Sesame Street Florida i 11 Led One Life To Live (35) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Three Stooges 4:00 (2, 6) Somerset (9) (9) Blankety Blank " Beaver Match Gams' () 310 (I) Movie _______ ( - - .kUl Sanford round action will take place May 18, beginning at 1 p.m. at SHS and the finals will be held May 19 The finals, which will begin at 1:30 p.m. in the SHS gym, will include the high jump, weigbtliftlng, free throw shooting, badminton and ping pong. Participants must participate in seven of the 12 events. Points will be awarded for the first five finishersln each event and the I TUESDAY Redsi, AIITOI2, 10 Innlugs IrJUIJ.II ticeably as the club dropped six out of its first eight games. Dodgers 7, Giants 3 Willie Crawford and Lee Lacy drove in three run apiece for Los Angeles to back the aixhit pitching oiDon Sutton who won for the 16th time in 17 decisions dating back to last season and including playoff and World Series games. Crawford had three hits, Ii.. eluding a two-run homer, and MNIGHT'STV _____ Lacy belted a three-run double. Stargell knocked in the first Pittsburgh run with a ground PIrates 2, PhillIes 0 AP Sports Writer Tennis Dock Ellis hurled a six-hitter ball in the first, and Rennie Bob Apodaca, the mn the LAS VEGAS — Jimmy Connors, the No. 1-ranked tennis New York Mets' hope will solve for his first triumph of the sea- Stenneti singled home the seeplayer, downed John Newcombe °-3, 4-6, 6-2, 6-4 to win the their relief problems, says he son after two losses. Willie ond one in the seventh. Phila$250,000 winner-take-all challenge n-iatch, deliia rookie Tom Underbecame a pitcher by process of wood, who left in the sever,th elimination. with an apparent muscle pull hi "I was a third baseman in Valencia Golf his right arm, took the baa. junior college and I got off to a bad start in my coach's opinCARLSBAD, Calif. - Al Geiberger dropped a birdie Johnny Bench's two-run ion," said Apodaca after lii Next P11 ne putt on the first extra hole and defeated Gary Player in a single capped a four-run Cming In three hitless Innings Sunsudden death playoff for the title in the $200,000 Tourcinnati rally in the lath. An daypreserve to New York's 7-6 nament of Champions Golf Tournament, victory over the Montreal For Raide rs error by Houston catcher Milt May allowed the first Reds' run Expos. The Seminole Junior College in the Inning and a hit batsman " He said, 'You can't hit, you Auto Racing archbrought home the second. Dave can't run and you can't field. baseball team will battle BARCELONA - The Spanish Grand Prix auto race was And if that doesn't sound Like a rival Valencia Community Concepcion drove in the first pitcher, then I don't know what College Tu2sday at 3 p.m. for two C1ncLruati runs with a cancelled after the car of West German driver Roll single In the second. the Division championship, Stonimelen left the track and jumped a protective fence is.' BIMVCI 11, Padres $1 onto the crowd killing at least four persons and seriously "I didn't agree with it," 'me game will be at SJC's Atlanta broke the first game injuring 12 others, added Apodaca, "but when I got field, which Is located at the open with nine runs In the to college I could we my school. limitationsasan Infielder andl The Raiders stopped eighth Inning, three on a triple didn't think I could hit Valencia last weekend and by Rowland Office and two u er A t It. - te enough to make the major!, so I dropped Central Florida Junior more on Dave May's pinch It single. The teams combined for concentrated on pitching." College twice Thursday to • Apodaca, a 25-year-old right- Valencia for the Division lead. 28 hita but no homers. Atlanta's Dusty Baker and San Diego's hander, hasn't given up a tilt or Seminole Junior College and John Grubb had four safeties F a run in 42-3 innings this season Valencia have earned berths in each. and has helped shore up a New next weekend's state tour. V,..l h..11nn •I,..* IM3 Iaili'i1 iun'.0 •r.r p (44) L'.'1tvr.' It To 4P t1iIIR IA 11-4 1 Apodaca __ MONDAY ______ __ By HOWARD SMITH 's S Time Felines [ IN BRIEF (Continued From Page l-B 71 children who sat on his sweaty from him I should have pulled lap and treated him with more his hairpiece off. 1 1'i admiration than Santa Claus. going to do tlr' before I (lUlL second round), that was All shook melt's hands and this game. aerio* accepted women's klsaea. "I'm going to someday get "Terry Daniels (who Foreman Tnri the office phone rang. 1'ImonllveTVandsay, 'C=U, pounded for two rounds before Aft quddy answered It, let's show the people you're W th' bout was stcpped),that man "Cty morgue," he shouted. the umesayou were 10 yeai wureafly'inconscloua. George "Is be supposed to be here? Is ago.' Then I'm going to reach did a govl thing by telling the his body here? Did He die" arou nd and pull his hairpiece referee to stop it. He could have Then 110 h')ng up. killed Daniels. "They wanted it know about An epilogue: "George Was "No, I wasn't angry with the George." Then he admitted, shoutiiig down at 1110, 'Sucker! The line was dead Somebody You'i'egoing to gtsjustllkethey crowd tonight. They hay', the freedom to come or don't come. had already answered ft." did.' I yelled back, '1 don't want A question: "Ccrsdll was very to call y ou chicken, it's just that "Au right, the press get outside, I want to talk to my upse t at what h4perted at you have he!ihote waya. f2ns. ( eLce stand over there Toronto. What do you thIr.k "Okay. Everybody's got to about it" go. Everybody's got to go, aga1ns the wall." An an.iwer: "Howaid All slumped back in his chair ta upset beca use I Mole the show And ei3o4y went. si to and lked sofuysesi f4, Legal — -- TONIGHT'S ENTRIES - 1M - Legal Notice Feels He'll Settle Down Monday, April71, 1175 you ' Fly cierk of circuit Court fly .Ioann K Hare Deputy Clerk PubliSh' April 71, 1975 OEM ill Orlando. Florida Attorney for 37101 Petitioner Huband Publith: April 25. May S. 17. 19, 197$ OEM 176 _ In The i. i t F B I C R E[A I R E P U N H B T w For Your Dining Listening And 11, mi i Dancing Pleasure " S I B N P R L F Y- A T T Y H L F ii i M 'i o B I. P R F A C H I C N K IJ . 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I 9p.m,tiI2a.m, D M R S M F T R S 0 L I S 'F L K D M R Instructions: The hidden inws h.d bock'w&rd, up, down, or in HOICE OF $1.95 BAR BQ HICKEN DINNER OR$2 2 BAR BQ PORK DINNER OR $2.45 BAR B.Q BEEF DINNER £cwge R[ME R VCANIM R C I L I.' I) K II 0 0 II L A L T N I F S F U M A COLUMBIA FAMILYDAY & NITE sic IINBLFNTMFMPHIS01LF aFCT EVERY TUESDAY 15* * * Sl41ATON$0TILS$MOToIIkWS wONLO*lDISt*vlcI 17-72 SANFORD PH. 322-9646 HWY. ! - :t..-...- ; - - �--'- ---_____________ 'TT1- J - ..---___________________________ - - ---- - -- ----.------- - -- -- IS-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. - Monday, April21, 1975 ________________ _jjNotice [jEioti Legal Notice Le!..!!.!1c.!...........i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE cuvisons of the Flctitlu Nam. S Msrgaret M Batten ii II • l•TC " '' " ' "" '' ' DEM 75 Dodge Plan Room and Central Florida Builders Exchange in *ill be less $12.50 to cover cost ' , base bid The successful b.dder will requlred t) furnish eertormance bond and labor and materials payment bond, each In Ihi full 1'mO.,t of the contract sum, lssuej by a bonding company licensed iii Florida To be eligible for consideration. bids must comply with the lawi Of specifications, arid muSt be made on - i d.,.L4. mime. Ir1UJ - Publish: April 11, 21. 1, 1973 _______ INTH ________ CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ClE. CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CASE NO. 75-44: FREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 0 United States cosperation, formerly known as FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA, ,. WILLIAM MCFARLANE and GRAYCE P. McFARLANE, his wife. following described property lying and being in Seminole County. Flcr.c'a to wI: 507 Lake Destiny Road SEC TWP 215 RGE 79E, BEG S ' Cor 1975 ScaU Arthur H fleckw.tri, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court 19 Ml N E $03 7 FT TO RD SELY Deputy Clerk Gerald S Rutbeeg ALGRD600FTM L TOBEG(LESS 195 RDS corporate limits of the City of Attnnnt rrirq Ilo.'irla. and ,,,, ,,. SUBURB BEAUTI FUL, ALTAMONTE$ECTION,scrding to the plot thereof as recrded in Plot Bock), page 67, Pt.b'ic of SemInole Ms been filed sgarssf you and yog are reguired to serve a cops ot your written defenses, If any, to ii on -- - - GEORGE E. -- --j------------.- HOVIS, Plaintiff's ,. fl,,, Otdl9ti.gandjssignng the zoning classification of C N Corn mercial Neighborhood Dislrict lo said prorIy e that classillcatioo :,ai. Florida, to wit' Ordinance No. 775-73 and as amended and supplemented The present zoning classification said property is A I Agricultural District, as that clasSification is desCa'1b4'd In the zoning ordinanceS arid regulations at Seminole County. Florida Tti Public hearing will be held in the (ity Ifall, Attamonte Springs, - at 1:30 . ii ,or as soon therealte- as ssibI, at which time Interested parties and citizens for and against proposeo annexation and zoning will be heard. Said hearing may be continued from time to time until final action is taken by the City Commission, ThlsrioticehalI be posted at the three (3) othK plases within the City, arid p'blished ii. The Evening Herald, a newspaper of general cIrculation in the City of Attamonte Springs and Seminole County. Fiorida,onc,aweekforatleasffour (4) consecutive weeks prior to the date of the Public Hearing; the date the last pLMicatlon, both dates incluslve, shalt not be less than enty,i9t (21) days. In adiitlOn, ltiCP shall be posted in the area to be considered for annexation and ingatIeasttifteen(1S)daysprior to ttse date of the Public Hearing. DATED this 11th day of April, A.D. 8. S Phyllis Jc,rdahl CIty Clerk of the Ctt)f of Attamonte Springs, Florida Pubtl.'s; April 21 and Th Ord May 12 and 19, 97S DEM-133 ______________________ ____________________________ Ttgrnry, wnase aaores'. is i Westgate Plaza Drive. Clermont. Florida 3771) on or before May 10th, 1973, and file the original with the Clirk Cf ttsts Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or Immediatelythereafter; OtM'r'wiSe# default will be entered agaIini y for the relief dm.wded In tt' Petition. DATEDthisSthdayolApciI101$. (Seal) Arthur 1$ Beckwtth. Clerk of Circuit Court Byt Icy StoOns Ctputy clerk Publish: April 11, 21, 7$, 5jy 5, 107$ OEM 79 . ______________ _____ ______________ ______ ,jr,, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOE SEMINOLE COUNTY. CASE NO. 744I FREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a United States corporation, formerly known a FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ')F TAMPA. Piintiff, -vs. MCARLAP4E WILLIAM GRAYCE wife, P ano MCFARLANE, his Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO - WILLIAM MCFARLAPIE 31 S Hwy 1792 f)3 Box 971 CasClberry. Florida. 37707 Attcrn'y for Petitioner Publish - April 21. 71. May S. I?, 1975 DEM-116 ClrYiyif'iii( Notici vtweare engaged in busins at 7352A San Jose Center, Wiriterwoods 6lv, Winter Park, Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious name 01 AMICUS VINYL REPAIR, and that 'e IflTefld tO register said namewitri the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Serni'sole Cotmty, Florida in ac :ordarice with the provisions of the FictitIous Name Statutes, To Wit: - GARRETT TO; PAUL H. McMANIGLE and Said Estate: CITYOF S: Luis .1. Btondet Olivia M. flbondel Publish; April 7, 11, 71, 7!, 19/S OEM-29 - FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at 2352 A San Jose Center, Winterwoods Blvd. Fborida,,,idertheficl,tiou%nameof AM I C U S W H 0 L E SAL E SPECIALTIES, and that we intend to regIster said name with the Clerk of the Cirrult Court, Seminole County, Florida irs accorc'ar'ce with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, TO-Wit: Section 16509 Florida Statutes 1957. Olivia N. Blondet Publish: April 7, 11, 21. 71. 1975 OEM 2$ _____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. fl..733.CAOI.* liS Ye: the Marriage of: CLARENCE B. EVANS. lluthand-Petitlon.', and NANCY F, EVANS. Wife Respondent. NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: NANCY F. EVANS, WHOSE STATE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA Neticest Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the CIty Commission of the City Of OF VIRGINIA, AND WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS IS: 101) GRAVES STREET. MAR TINSVILLE, VIRGINIA 21112. A sworn Ptltion for Dissolution of M'rlage a Vinculo having been filed regard'nQ your marriage to Altamonfe Springs. Florida, that CLARENCE B. fVANj. in Circuit Court In arid for Seminole County, said City CommIssion will hold 0 F$cqlJa,fheshcrltltteofwhichuslpl public hearing. RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: (a) Toccosloerannexationof the CLARENCE B. EVANS, HuSbandfollowing aescribed property lying and being in Seminole Coun'y, PetitIoner, and NANCY F. EVANS, Wife- Respondent, these presents Florida, to wit: command you to appear and file Begin at the center of Section TownshIp 21 south, Range 71 East, your Answer or other defense or pleadlngwlththeClvrkoftheCircuit Seminole County, FIo•ida, run Court in and for Seminole Co.inly, H,,..1A,..4k ..••. •.... Florida. end serve a copy thereof on centerline of said Section 11, 1l Petitioner's attorney. Jack 1. feet to the North riotil-of -way line Of Bridges of Cleveland I Mite. Post State Road 436, run thence South 1 Office Drawer I, Sanford, Florida degi'et's 52' 16" East alCng said 37771, on or before the 13th day of North rlghtof-way tine 200 feet to May, 1915, or otherwise a default the point of beginning. thence will be entered against you. Scuth 19 degrees 32' W' East along WITNESS my hand and official said North right-of way line seaboftlseClerkofthedircuitCourt, fee't: run thence North 0 degree's 32 on this 9th day of April. AD., 1975. SO"WftfflSfee't; runttience North (S,;) SO degrees 33' 16" Wett 100 feet; Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. thence Plc.rth 0 degrecs 33' 33" West As Clerk of thu Circuit Court SO feet; then,., North 19 degrees By: Cecilia V. Ekern 16" West 173 feet; thence South 0 DepUty Clerk degrees 3Y 33" West 275 feel to the Jack T Bridges. of point of beginning. CLEVELAND & MIlE tOtl*cOrTiOrate limits of the Cily ( Attorneys for Petitioner Altamonte Springs, Florida, and Post Office Drawer (b) To ccinskilf also the Qul'Sl.On Sanford. Florida 37771 designating and assigning the Publish- April 14, 21, 21, May 5, 197$ zcn'ing classifIcation of C G CornDEM mercial General District to said _____________________ property as that classification Ic described in the zor,lng ordinances IN FHE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND of the City of Allamonte Springs. FOR SEMINCLE COUNTY, Fiorlda,towit Ordannce Plo 72173 FLORIDA JimJ" ' andasamendedandsupplementeri The çre'ierI zoning cfa'ssilication of said property is C 1 Commercial Dstrict, as tPsal classification Is deScribed in I.e icxsing ordnance andregulatiOrisc SemlnoieCounfy, Florida The Public Hearing w,ll be held in tl'se City HaIl, Attamonte' Springs, Fl0rid0.OntPse20thdyOf May. 1975. at 1 30 p mrs or as soon thereafter as lot 79 of Block "B" COUNTRY are required to serve a copy of your writtendefenses, if any, to lIon van den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA., at Post OffIce fltx 793, Orlando, FlorIda 32107, and lite the original she Clerk of the above ttvId COurt on or before May 16. 191S; otherwise a judgment may be en, tered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or petition W'TNESSmyhandandthesealol said Court on April Ith, 19?S (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwil,, r, Clerk of the Circuit Cuuri By Joy Stokes - TINSVILLE,COUNTYOF HENRY, U'VU•UU - "'' iirr'. Publish: April 11,21,71, May 5. 97S DEN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FLOP IDA CASE NO. 7S-533.CA.09.D ROBERT w JACKSON and BARBARA A. JACKSON, hiS wife, Plaintiffs, s. BAR BARA K ITO WALK ER. of als. Defendant:. NOTICEOFACTION Residence Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED THAT an actionto'orecloseamortgageon the following property In Seminole Cuunty, Florida: Lots)9.10,llandd7 FRANK I. I74000RUFF'S SUBDIVISION OF LANDS, SOUTH SANFORD, ac. cording to the Plot lhereof as the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it KEP.INETr4 w. McINTOSH, Plaintiffs' attorney, whost address Is Post Office Box 13.30. Sanford. Florida,. 32fl1, on or before May 1., 1973, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiffs' attorney or immedlate)ytPsereatter;otherwiwa default wIll b* entered against you for the relIef demanded in the Amended Complaint. WllNESSmyhandandthescalof thi5 Court on April Ith, 1973. (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr.. As Cie-k of the Court By: Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk Publish: April 11, 2). 21, May 3. 1975 DEN-dO - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT. IN AND POE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, CASE NO. 7S73'O-CA3IC In tie Matter .4 Adoptiwi By JAMES S. SWISHER and MAR',' CHARLOTTE SWISHER, his wife NOTICE OF SUIT TO: RALPH GILBERT ERVIN Present ,cJ_d,,Unv!s YVU ANt tItNtDT NUI i"ILU that an action for adootion has been filed, and you are required to serve a copy of your written objections, If any, to Ihe PetItion, on GERALD S RUTBERG,AttorneyatLaw.3$S S. HIghway $7.92, ?.O. 00* Casselberry, Florida 32701, and $11, the original with the Clerk cf the Circuit Court at the Seminole County Courtpuouse, Sanford. Flerida,cn or before May 11th, 973, of herwise a Judgment may be entered in tavor te Pettioners THIS NOTICE shall be published Once' e3cP', week for four (4) secutive weeks In the Evening Herald, Sanford, Florida WITNESS my PianO end Seal of said Court on this 9th day of April, 1973. (Seal) Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Br Elaine RiChard, Deputy Clerk has been filed against you and you Seminole County, Florida, within are required to serve a copy of your four calendar monlss from the time of the first publicatlonhereot, or the written defenses, if any, to it -Harrison, Greene, Mann, Rowe & same will tiC barred Flied at Sanford. Florida. this 16th Stanton, plaintiff's attorney, wtiose before May 5, 1975, and file the original with the clerk of Ihi court either before st'i-vice on plaintiff's attorney or immediately thereafter; against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or petition WlTNESSmyhandandthesealot thit Court on April 3rd. 1973, (SEAL) t.rtntj, 1 l%pckw,lh Jr Clerkol tbecoun By: Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk Publish: April 7, 11, 21, 21, 1975 t)EM 42 -- Publish - April 21, 21. 1915 OEM 119 . Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT OF F L Ofl I 0 A F I G H YE t P1 1 H ,-._. LUPUIi ..-. . ...... JULJI(.UML 3CiVI!ULL COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-6$4CA-04.A In re: the Marriage of .,.,., Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT To; Jerry M. Garrttt and Susan C Garrett EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CASE NO. FREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a United States corporation, formerly known as FIRST FE DERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA, Plaintiff -viMc FA PLANE and McFARLAPx'E, his wife, Defendants. NOTICE OPACTION TO: WILLIAM McFARLANE , ''• ' 'fl W 'V CASE NO: ?4.1373.A Attorney for Petitioners Publish: April 11. 21. 21, May 5. lOiS FOR OEM 70 FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S720CA.ol.0 In re: the Marriage of JOHN A. MATTHEWS. INTHE CIRCUITCOURT,INAND SEMINOLE COUNTY. Petitioner, i'd NELIJA 6. MATTHEWS, Re'spondenl. NOTICE OF ACTION - - - YOU ARE NOTIFIED thOi an parties avid citizens for and against Circuit of Florida, In and For Address Uiikriown November, A 0 1971, ir.tPiat certain th Proposed annexOflOrl and zcwsrsg Semin.tst County, wheren JOSEPH (OSC Cfltitted, William YOU APE: PIOTIrIED that an G Hart. will be heard Said hearit.9 may be H WiNStON is Husband, and Plaintiff, -vs Edmcmd H. Rawles øCtlO,u for Dissolution of MarrIage continued from time Ia time until DOROTHY 0 WINSTON IS Wife. vi4 Robert Mckay, Defendant, has been filed aqainsl you and you final action is taken by the City The nature of this suit is a suit for which aforesaid Writ of Execution are realred to serve a copy of your (ommision Dissolution of Marriage. was delivered to me as SPierlIf writtendetenses, ii any, to itonO :i ThiSnotice shall be posted at the You are required to file your Seminole County, Florida. and I EATON, JR., ESQUIRE, Ctty Hall wIthin the CIty of Answerorotherwritl.nde'fen'.-esto have levied upon the fomiowing Petitloner'sattomney,wpiOseadc.Jr,ss AtTamorde ',ØfIOQS. Florida, and ifs the Petition with lPie Clerk Of e described property owned by Robert IS STENSIPOM, DAVIS & MclN tP'r t3) other p!acrs w,thrr the Circuif Court ef ¶.em'vole Cc'jnty, fiI'y, said prsjprrt tx'irsg located 10511, F'c't Oftire Ro. D)O. San in City. and ciubli%.wd The Evenurj Florida, not later than tIre Efi day OS in Seminole County. Florida, more ford, FlorIda, 7771), on or before Herald a newspaper Of general May, AD. IllS, al the Seminole particularly destribd as follows' May 14. 1975, and file the Original - - ' Unfurnished * CLASSIFIED AD. ____________________ I • . - 11 instructions - -------. - ----------------- , * • Recreational Building 31A-iplexes ______ LOW DOWN If you only have 5450 with goon credil you may still be able Ic' buy this freshly painted in,io out? bedroom homeon a pretty corner lot. Only sis,000. Attention . Pnoor Organ Lessons In my ho,ne or yours Degree In tej,,hlng 3!) 1)21 Publish; April 21.21, May 1 BR. ApI.. lights, waler furnished Adults Only, No pets, 590 372 7796 eves & wknds Monthly Rentals Available SIIS siso-c& TV QUALITY INN-NORTH I 1$. SR 431, Longwood $31 SilO Owner 7515 Park Drive $iOup ' fential Florida's urn r t1CA -"I U 37? 7321,377 1496,377 7540 * "Get 7 Bedroom furnished au -, adults only, rio pets Contatt 73)2 Palmetto Ave . - * They're Hot! you of 7 Bedroom, 1 bath apt., adults only No pets. Pretty yard, patio Plea t & water furniSned $125 ma $03 W. 1st St., 3236061,373051? Peg Real Estale Broker 2 Bedroom apt . RETIREES ONLY $90 'no near town LIVING QUARTERS With excellent businç location. Also garage apartment Nice 7 bedrooms All utilities furnished. Adults Waterfront arid AVALONAPARTMFNTc ADULTS, NO PETS )l6W.7ndSt pay advancement. Apply I 3 p m Monday. Tues Thus's., Fri. 1109 S. French 233 3650 CailBart Persons Interested In $100 or more weekly working full or part time * Did You Know?* We have spotle's apts, a manager who loves people, budget stretching rent Also unfurn . "-.. )fl0959 % LIVE IN, permanent, with twO adultS PrIvate room I bath. Mature. Local references, drivers' license, nursing experience FICTITIOUSNAME Notice it hereby gl,,cn that we are engaged in business at Pt. 2. Box t23S,Ovledo 37165. Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of SEMINOLE FLORAL FARMS. and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in at cordance with the provisions of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, I1I1 Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit. JUDICI!.L CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Section US 09 Florida Statutes lOS?. 5EMIIOLE COUNTY, FLOR IDA. 5 - Paul N Mason CASE NO. Curtis W. Mann. Jr. In Ye: the Marriage of Thelma C Mann ETIIEL L. WORLEY, Wife, Publish - April 21,71. May 5 17, 1975 ___________________________ wk 372 $91. LAKE MARY. 1 b*droom furnished Apt near Sic Plic, private for malure man. $11 3723930. ' Exceptionally nice 1 bedruom £partment,n,wtyfurnishecj.iarge kitchen area with all new ap pliance,, within walking distance i DEM124 ________________________ NOTICE OP ACTION 4)-fgou -- hospital No children or pets 371 0(49 ' 1 BPS 2 full baths, family room & den, plenty stomage, large tot 525.000 3271017 NICE TO COME HOME TO 3 Bedrooms, 1 bath. fenced, central heat. Ready to move into Owner financed One bedroom apt ,furnithed Upstairs No Pets 11$PalryiettoAve 377 SilO WINTER SPRINGS $4,100 down and assume mortgage onthls3bedroom, I bath with den, $112 per month, total payment. Apartments STUDIO 1.2,3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES In he Herald Classified aos . black Mid white 04 rec all over I - 3 bedroom, refurbished home, shaded loT Sr-c it at $li.o. PAYTON REALTY - 3500 $ Sten 42-M)biIe Homes _______________ 24-Business Oppounihes stroni Realty .. - . rTi1ey )7i65', 2 BR. 1", baths. unfumnispied, utility, screened porch, washer, dryer, dishwasher, adults. 322.2090 _______________________________ GPO PROD MEAT ??I25DAY327509$NiG,.T _____________________ __________________________ ____ _______ -- Your MLS 43-Lots-Acreage ________________________________ 5h1 ' - i,l(, -' "' 'I I - lot : _--. t '"" .. ,' berm. unfurn apes from 5110 1171 - "'"' Peg Real Estate Broker 11OE.7SthSt 3726655 - Rent From $55 _._-,.ti -._ - U -, __fl_ - __ boat or lot for equity. 377-7153 46-Cornrmrcia I Property .• - SElLING I- MAE CASH, for Sale cY/a PiATlOt.AL ;. : 26005 FRENCH,SANFOPt; 1973 Buick Century PS, PS. Air, Auto Rest offer. 661 $267 alter 3. 2iIc1 CF ____________ _______ ___ FIve Acre'sons Beardali Call 373.3114 -- Merchandise ___________________ your umbrella upeid.-down... - .'-, , '%J IA. .nr-. 1i'h795 II Ii New Amtico Vinyl Flooring $7 a sq SANFORD AUCTION, 373 7310 __________________________ 196.1 Chevy pick up, 8a95. Snapper RidingMov.,r,SHp,$375 Family lire 4 rm tent, $75,- 373 777g All rIITTn Jff, flUL 6' Wide Patio SlidingGlassDoar,$33 377 256SParkDr. I COVE - ' - PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW Call 377 7611 or 131 - -:1 te Rd. 4fl, L3 miles east of 17. P., Sanford (305) 323-8110 Orlando(305)8342299 - We buy one piece or full house Antiques, estates Consignments welcome - SChool L' 3720949 _______________ PffliflITft[.fl $8.95 ._. - - Used AirConditioning HornsImprovements. __________________________ -- Free et'imate- . .n:!rat heat & air. sales & service. Dykes Healing & Air Coed 3771177 MarsnGernanttt, Painting. Remodeling I PAa'.d 4c ___________________________ 1 Southern I RESIDENTIAL REMODELING COMMERCIAL REMODELING NEW HOME S ,r....,muviri. DQn Construction Financing Keith P Smith Construction Inc 305621 118$. 31 tIrs Nacine '' fl1ll'slawnSecvice Mowing. Edging Free Estimou"u 32) tsi Pest Control _Pre3sureCleaning AlA CLEANS ALL Exterior pressurecleanng 3730565 .n_---__ ._-. -._. ._..-.'.-_ .---.--r..i.--------.------r-- - __________ -_ ,.:. _ . .r' - "-.. --. - ' " -.---,,' _..' ._,-.s "_'-....'!_. _____ ---. '.-7'--,-.-_-_ -. - It I. S DR li.LL D PU%'Ps SPRINKLER SY5TEM Alityprsandsi e' Wc repair ari se, .ce STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO I 707W 3rd St ):: i ______ . IPLAPlPlp1C,4GAp,s4ji I DON', _____ TO ) .50 N I '].A55t1 l[( ;.C)' 3 2611 ToListYourBusIness,,.Djcj322-2611or831-999j 1 -=. I CWGET __________ -._ - --,•-.--------.-,--.--., - -- -.-- WellDrilling _ -_ _ , -- '' '. . ___._ ' Classified Ads are here to help you buy, Sell, rent or swap at a cc'tt let us help you pia', ,ouri Call 377-7611 or 131 999J -- .,. .. AlIPypsIof5jct ,,i,J,( ,e,,red have fop Soil, lilt dirt, (lay, and shell availabe Picas, ll night or day. 32)391) C&A ______ PET REST INt'l r-.ir-r ,ii. i- -I ih 3/) - keep failing' Coxrr any surfaces, wood, blo'k or cement with Reynolds Aluniunutn Siding Painting 3, minor report David Backhoe Service Pratt SPECIALIZING IN ALUMI,-UM SIDING Call 323 LarvlcIeusrirs, 'eQtic tanks, fill dir?, 6259 today for tree estimate In driveway', All kind$ ol ci.ggng sured & bonded 3729117, 131 1195 Palr.t Pet Care lillslalion arid Iore mar. n%Salia Non, concrete loundation work for signs. egulpmen. pumps. etc Underground or .tboxe ground storage tanks. Dewatering, eg cavation, aviv, way culvert aid hd walls, retaining Walls Keith R Smith Construction Inc 305671111$ Stan, 74 tins laidC1*i'ing - APT RPOWf PEST CONTROL 7562 Park Drive 377 1165 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter topi. Sinks instailat,on available Bud Cabell 3771057 anytime 11am.Improvements - -"""'.'' InterIor, Exterior plastering raster patch'rrq & srnuiated brick & stone specially. 377 1710 Coffe!S.rvce ' - trim hedges, etc 57 mlminum charge Sanford Area 37.19197 BUDDY'S .'IOMEIMpMovEMENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 37? 'm - MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WI' F s SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 372 7611 or $3' 999) anci a fm,trvjly Ad ViSi)r will help you ''-" _____________________ (lornierly Harrett't Beauty Nook) 319 C Pine0fl 5717 (OFF [F CENTRAL CulIe ICC now available 'vi Santcwd 3 5036 -- Lawn Service .'-.E;--' Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work licensed Bonoed estImate _________________________ 1O',',F:PS Iii AUTY SALON LawnCare -' ReaSonable 373 40500r323 9597 BeautyCore - '.1, , ___________________________ _____________________________ office furnitbre Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chairs. secretarial desks I chairs, straight chairs, filing Don'tneedf"Serveausefulpurpose cabinets, as is Cash arid Carry. again when you sell thm with a P1011'S Classified Ad from the Herald Catselherry,17.92,iys4 c.aiu Us Today! L)'t delayt Ju,t dial 377 261) or 831 999) To place your cost Want Ad APARTMENTS 2510 RIDGEW000 AVE. PHONE 322-1481 JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY . Central Heat & Air Cond tioning For tree estimates, call Carl Harri at SEARS ;n Sanford 372 1771. ' 8.9 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU ' 60-Office Supplies - JSINESS DIRECTORY _______________________ - - -- _____________________ BECKWIT*I PIANO Pianos, $50toti) Sar.lord Auction 3737310 _____________________________ RalOwinSpinet Piano With Bench 5595 867 1)91 - LWIUIIJW1L.R L u! - 1 _________________________ 5-?1vslcal Wrct'andlse By Owner Lovely 3 bedrooms, I year old, large family room with fireplace, very large lot almost I 6Cre Idylleilde Section 373 9M. - 0.. SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 1'-iMI E cf ii. Hwy 46 PH 373 97 19 ______________________ i1 . ;: AIR - 3786 SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE BLOCK HOMES SANFORD, FLA. 323-4420 S Vt JACK PROSSER FORD STAN'S AUCTION ____ 11190 a t. S.-. $'0'50 FIOIIfffO IJI&.A.4 \2' AUCTION Every Saturday Night, 7:30 P.M. 322-5961 _______________ -. 5 ie* '.i_I., ______________ 72-Auction RORSON MARINE 2921 Hwy. 17 92 - t •• - ______________________ Fifr,glass Sabre. 33 HP dec. manu,r, munson, (',aton tilt tra (complete rig, top condition), $750 Must see Call 372 7791 after S Also Zenith B-W 23" console TV, excellent, 565 PEOPLE '0. .-'. ,.. •_,, 'a - - 71 Seabreet IS'. 40 HP, till trailer, electric start, fiberglass double hull. 372 ISiS after 5 - -. a'. - :±t:E9 For used furniture, 4ppl;ancs, tools, etc Buy 1 or 100) items. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. 13$ 79)0 301 W. lit St. _________________________________ .. ,. • •., , j, .e,. 5) j House plans, custom male to FHA and SSRC spec Fast, economical (oH Victor 371 0334 . .. S.--. CASH 322.4132 Hoe,. AGE - .. p.,.-'. ., .-,i r DAVES'373 9370 _____________________________ ________________________ Lawn Mowers We Sell The Best & Service The Rest, Western Auto . Cl. '4'' - _____ .___________ - I', We BUy Furniture 322-3023 ' *Only $11.76 First Two I,jonths Rent *Recelve A U.S. Bond-3rd & 4th Months j .. ;f- -- _ Wanted to buy uSed off ice his niture. Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casselberry. Hwy. 17.92. 130-120' Wanted new conditiOn, 19'21', fiberglass. 1.0. with trailer. Trade Model Homes on displaY ' STORING IT MAKES WASTE NO CREDIT Cut • TERESI tiC -11 _______________________ a' _. ' -- GORMLY's E 16, Sanford 371 1733 he I)'b Street -' - -- - _______________________________________________ ' ' FRANKLIN ARMS APT5 lI7OFIoridaAve 313 6410 F 100 pick up. 6 c,i straight thift, 6' bed, 8I? Call Duane McQulre at 322 1651 Dealer JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" -- Beautiful ranch type home 3 64 acres, stable, Osteen area 647 1617; 373 6114 :. ' -- ' - Collect, 477 47 -- - 1970 PontIac Bonneville, new in spect ion. o'q .vindows, AM FM, Cruise control, air. tet radials, green with green interior, v'nyl top. Sacrifice, $l.100 37) 0.71. ______ -- in ' OVER 60 NICE ( CHOOSE F P0'.' 79-Trtck5.Tijle,'s __________ ______________________________________________________ 54-Garage Sales ___________________ DeBary, AduIt Lovely large I bCdtOOrn air, ideal for retired -. 67A-Feed - Sanford's newest and flka I Adult-Family lnblIe Home Park. t. _- - _________________________________ - DOW RVEIIUOIC in - . ' Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY We will give your unwanted farm animals a good home. 3233761; 173 $796 -- Financed by Farmers Home Ad ministrallon to qualified buyers. WIry rent when you can buy for THE "- WE FINANCE - - Lane Bradford Req Real Estate Broker 904775 6999 Eves 305 131 5139; $626051 MOBILE HOME PARK "--- Ar you afulltlmnc'drver wutri a POrt lime Check the Aulo,notuve Section In The Herald everyday - -. 1971 Vega 3 Specu Call 373 7807 E 1911 Honda 75.0CC )72llolforappointment and informal ion ____ LAKE MARY-- Centrally located, Sacrifice bass boat, '77 Johnson 14', commercial, $79,500 By Owners. Mercury 50 HP, electr,c. deluxe 377-7189 after trolling motor, twin tanks, depth finder, astro turf carpet, Seminole County. Beautiful 5 or 10 galvanized Murray trailer $30 acres paved road, trees, clear 6353 flowing streams Horses O.K. _____________________ ________________________ Terry Realty, REALTOR, 67$ 3 Cypress Uo,s?% 14' Oil). $25 each Agency NEW CONCRETE j - "v' 1911 KaWasaki400CC 373 5016 - 322.2420 Anytime In the Country lust west of Sanford, 2 Bedroom cottage nestled among pines on a acre lot Good terms Bargain at 515.500 Call 373 9410 - Winter SprIngs, 373 7i9 " 78-fvtorcycIes _______________ • - No Dovn Payment TAFFER REALTY ' )OMfluickLeSat'' AC, Pit. PS Like!, 5950 372 lIli - __________________________- Gentle Jersey Milk Cow 372 7503 Larry Saxon, Reauor -- . -- -- Sale 68Wanted to_Buy New Skyline double wide. Payments Clothing - Flemming Grocery _____________________________ less than 5173 mo. Store, E 75th, M!ay _______________ _______________ I buy old guns, silver, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES gold, diamonds, Coins, 3803OrlandoDrive _____ ___________ aridlmallantique's 13014)9 55-Boats & Accessories Sanford 373 5200 _____________________________ LAKE MARY $SI.S00 I bedrooms, 3 baIf, lakefront SpacIous Plies it all including 7 yr old 30" Range with matching dock refrigerator. 5)45 for pair, Stan's, 3229719 ARtIST'S HIDEAWAY 'j Man or Woman for room & (all hflttl,,,.. --- j COLOR TV, III Q5MOPiTH, RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 644 1006 3737917 CALL DE HART ServIce on home & auto radlo,, tape & record players. Assume payments, or rent with option, 372 1409. MAITLAND FLEA MART I011Hwy 1797 Op.n5at.I5&jnOS IDYLIWILDE bedrooms, 7 baths, new roof Lovely home Great location REALTORS PHONE $31 6300 Sntord.FIa. FOOD MART - - 80-Autos 37)5480 oSto Mobile Home Moving _ AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP 1505W. 25th St. Room For Rent - - _____________ ______________ _____________ _____ ____ Trees- camphor, Japanese Plums, Rain tree Flower pots and ben dies, step stones 309 Elm. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. - Locutl tO 11th, left to Vatencia (.1., north to Austin Developmenl Corp Homes 1 ' - Reconditioned Batteries, $ 17.93 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Au-c - Black Quarter horse gelding Gentle, t27S KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES377.06,7 - Peg Real Estate Broker 377 1301. 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 17 92 -. Ifl' #JIVi HORION '-fl.-- ,- RURAL BUNGALOW Peg Real Estate Broker 21)9 S Myrtle Ave. Sanford Phone 331 06-10 2,000 Pontiac Offenhauser powered, new brake-s. oversized military tires, roll bar, licensed arid in spected 830 4.355 _.. ___________ Chilorare.dayornight Plant OPel care SeWIrxgICuStOmOeslgnson Iesns 1. jackets 372 1629 Rentals for support for minor child has been TO ALL PERSONS HAVING lIed against you, and the host hIlt CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST I IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF SAID ESTATE: ETHEL L WORLEY, Wfe, and You and eath of you are heleby JOHN ALLEN WORLE Y, Husband, notified and required Ic file any and these presents command you to claims and demands which you, or appeararidfileyogrAnsw,ror other eltherof you, may have agaivis? said defenseoroleaainowilhth.tierknt vrr Sn ineonsce ot toe LINk of the lhe Circuit Court in arid tor Seminole Circuit Coirt n Ste 11th Judicial County. leviul,i, arid Serve i liruit, !.crrrinole County, Flor,da. thereof on Pet,tiorser's attorney, Prnt'i*tp Its Dig ROGER I (tERRY, of BERRY & San;ord. Flc'r 5 da, within four - ------------- ---" -. Reduced to Settle Estate Home on late, lovely living room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. 577.500 COUNTY 541,900 3 bedrooms, pool, I stall barn, extras See it nOw! DIRECT TAX REFUND CASE NO. PR7$1t$Cp Estate of JAMtS F Deceased 3 bedroom, large lot, Sanford's best section, central air I heat. al' ca-peted. $36,500 377 419S. "SANFORD'S SALES LEaDER" ________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION POOL. 3 BR. 7 bath, family room, Central heat air, $35.000 Acre Realty REALTOR, 373 7150. WIll REALTY $$ $$ If you Qualify for a new) bedroom. 7 bath home on VA or Ft-IA linen cirsg, our homes qualify for up to Sacrifice Jeep Completely rebuilt, ___ IN ALL PRICE RANGES __________________________________ 117W. 1st St. 3775411 ________________________ . Luxury Patio NeedPcrsonlor Ger.eraI Office Work _________________________ Gas 52-Appliances _______________________ Choice Listings JGENEVA GARDENS l - - , Nice Apartment $1 IS PLOW LDADTAACIAT( 1717$ Parti Avenue ' - 3 Minutes from Town -- . 66-Hcrses - Atterhrs.377 llllor3fl.l847 ouve Shaded lot, space for garden, 2 bedrooms, on paved road. 112.500 Real Estate tative. Call 6.11 3079 Suho,n Warned _________ ______ ,g or $31 3719 _________________________ " 37-BuSiness Property - - - Seigler Heater. $700; Sears Window fan, new, 1.50. h10 Complete set up. Ikenseci, insured. you L011 Orlando. 713-5410 for free estimate Realtors - ____________________________ Ut. ces or Small Store Buildings 323-1517 .' -- Peivjs Garage Auto Ar Con ditiorsers and generalajto repairs 10. Mattle St 37)1329. _______________________________ GE Efectric Range, $200 C.ENERAL CONTRACTOR 76-Auto Parts .--------- U flOflt ro you, our cuS?Ome'r5 377 5757 - , Work your own houri Earn extra income as an AVON Represen Haven Grooming & Boarding K&JLP DECORATop 409W. 1st St 377.7333 We Buy Fumnilure 3 bedroom, I'. bath on corner lot. $11,900. Existing, $16.547Q, 7 pet. mtg 373 8607. I 1969 Granø Prix very good condition PS, PB, AC. PW, AM FM stereo I track, rac7ijl, and more Sacnifici', 51100 327 7077 . _________________________ _____ )OOE Airport Blvd 373)310 _____________________________ ________________________ Freenearly grown Siamese femalecat Call 377 7318 afternoons ______________________________ This is our 15th year at Animal "'.',U'U. ----i. n '- - Country- Furn, 2 bedroom trailer, $173 mo Call $3) $272 CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR Nice 7 bedroom, air, large yard Cbosein $125 mo & security 131 undersignn& desIring to engage in County resident preferred. Call businessunder the fiCtitious name of 1.11 $150 for an appontment JO'S BOUTIQUE at7I N Highway 1792, In the City of Casselberry, 10 homemakers. Tn Chem, part time,Averaoeuotnsiognp,, Sminni•triunlb. ..s.... Information call 32)Iu3 register lh said 'so;; wi;Ps;I); Clerk of the Circuit Court of Act now represent Sarah Coventry Seminole County, Florida. in yo,..r area No investment, no JOSEPHINE PITTS, collecting,nodellveries Excellent OneHalf Owner arrangarnent to add to your Robert Pitts, families Income. Opportunity for One-Half Owner i&iI manager. 1343116 after Publish: April;. 14, 21, 7$, 1973 P m. OEM i Broker. 107W Cnmmprr';ii Sanforcj itet _______________________ BAMBOOCOVE GARDEN APTS Organliallon presently iOcSI,d in Orlando but moving to me SanfordMt. Dora area needs sharp secretary with good typing and general offic, skills P1 Orange, Lake, Seminole W. Garneft White 82.795 $341733 Free PuppIes. 2 Female, parl German Shepherd I Laboradov RetrIever. 9 weeks old 372 7097 See At SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East Is' St., Downtown 322 OIl). Eves 869-1140 - loch Arbor, 4.BR, 2 bath, $32,500 See your broker or Call owner, at 372 2531 a m only 4170. '71 some bCtow dealer cost, first come first chcice Plus Fla.'s finf Ueo Cars, DiCk Blaird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer. '75 Datsuns arriving daily Ph CIt !!!. J flCAi I,. CLer Forrest Green, Inc. WEKIVA RIVER • AdvIl mobile torne village, under large Shady oaks on the scenic Wekiva, Modern clean interiors, from $110. S Mi. W. of Sanford, 372- Datsun.Subaru Sale 75creationalVehic'es ______ AKC Req Cocker Puppies, blonde, wormed, 6 wk old 775 3)62. orange City. ASSUME PAYMENTS 1971 Singer Zig Zag with cabinet, cash price of 561 or I payments of so so Golden Touch 'n Sew, 1.75; JOHN V,RIDEP, ASSOC Real Estate SANFORD Sparkling 3 bedroom home near hospiial Drapes, range, & refrigerator included Beautiful corner lot With citrus, 173.000. WE TAKE TRADES _________________________ Sanford 1 BR Furnls$ apIS. Quiet nelghbhod, No pets. Deposit reguir 131 0990 03Y5 Hwy 46.West,",anturcl ____________________________ Small POODLES- Standard AKC, 3 months, all shots, blondes and olacks. 3771312 after 3 - 51-Household Gis JOHNNY WALKER BALL REALTY - - Pick up junk cars FREE price for others 372 1671 I __________________________ ITfl VW Campmobil Clean, car Datsun 2602, less than 7 mos old. rio pet, refrigerator, sink, steeps I down payment, assume payments 327 S997 p a, t ...f ,., ,4,.._. Miniature Schnauzers. New Fnqlarxl chompon Pedigreed $90 Call 31) 1007. ___________________________ American Pit Bull Terriers UK.C. Req with papers Guaranteed catch 373 9141 or 373 8605 ___________________________________ - VA $0 DOWN- 3 lIP, $19,000 323.6353 or 645.2333 .)4FurnishedGar.g,Apartrnen, Adult $130 Mo All utilIties. 372-681 1970 Pontiac Grand Prix, PS, PB, PW. air, etc $700 down, assume _al of approx 1100 3726317 DOChShUfldS,tOVS, AKC Rev shots & wormed, 6 wkt old, brown females Stud Service available 3653767 American Eskimo Puppies, UKC, Peg 377 $64$ __________________________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-- SELL TRADE 311)15 E First St. 377 5672 - __________ ______ __________________________ ____ 196$ Chevy Malibu, fl3 engine. Also 1967 Plymouth Val1ant,dcyI ,00th g000 condition 37 754$ . I nl,' 'Sr '-i i ci Tat;Ic Pentais II ou REALTOR 372-7491 2 Bedroom, fenced sard mo Adulti preferred 123 S$S4or)flu70 0",tos for Sale -- - Dell's Auction Service German short haired pointers. 2 males. AICC, 17 weeks, ShOts, $150 ca. 131 7) So. Debary Flea Market 7571 ParkDr 3772)11 REALTOR AFT(RHRS. 3279211 37206.1$ 377399) CORNER LOT. 3 tir., 2 bath, Plnecre,t, 123.900, ill Country Club Drive,? bedroom, ______________________ I a m. Health la', Yr old, 3 Bdrm w w carpet. central lilA, By Owne.r. 575.900 37) 17)6 Acreage NATURAl. SETTING, Wekiva River lot, $11,100 33Houses Furnished 3 room furn garage apt , in front porch, water furn, Adulti only No petS $123 mo 372 13i Olan Mills Studios Needs several ladies for telephone sales work from our office in Sanford. AM-PM shifts. $7.10 per hour. Aoply irs person to N Starra?t, AllOntic National Bank BuildIng. Room 507 from 9a.m. to Plumber's Helper 3Yrs Experience OPEN HOUSE Pioneer I custom built 3 bedroom home for less than the cost of rent. Prices in mid 570's Model in LOr.gwood. $31 5113; $31 3719 Eves - 1 -'- __ __ - LUMBER- Rovghcut Cypmessand Pine. C.ormly's r et'd. 373-1133 _____________________________ CARPETING- NEW. Help your seift Help Me' Values up to $73 a yd for only $4 a yd Your choice. Weekdays. 373 0061 Homes, Lots And ______________________________ 1303700 I)roker Corner lo,, eztras. 323 2999. 76065 Hwy 1797 REALTOR 373 5771 Magnolia Ave. Cell 373 0630 . Voluntary arerequlred$oserv'eac.opyof your Springs and Seminole County, Florida, its this proceeding and tO Gas & Electric pr,fer'ed stock 'before service cii Petitioner's at East Commercial Street. Sanford. ttselirit publIcation of this notice FIOtIda.otiteawi'ek foe'at least four see-rca cy thereon uponthe Wife's defenses, if any, to it on 7. Twenfy nine (29) shires of forttey or lvtsrnedietefy thereafter; Florida, on or before the 14th day of Each claIm or demand must be in (It consecutive wees p. 'or' to the Attorney, wtwse name and ddress United Stales Steel Stock GEORGE B. HOVIS, PIaintilf 0.Mt'*i$e a default will be entered May, 1975, otherwise it default will welting and Piled in duplicate and by law, not toter than the 8th day of 5.mfrc4e County, FlorIda, will at Petitioner will be dissolved, W&gate Pi.za Driv, ck'vmont,. Cf tISI flIlO publiCatIon to the dali Of demanded in Ihe pet if Ion. office address of the claimant and WITNESS my PianO arid Official A.0. 1975, offer for sate and sell to this Court on .pril 8th, 1973. 1975, and file the original with thq Ci$iyt, shall not be less than Clerk of the Circuit Court on this SD pi agent or attorney, or the tame Clerk of thiS Court either before t'Wttity-Pight (21) dayS in addition, Seal Of the sad Court in Sanford, the highest bidder, for cash. subject (Seal) day of Aprit. 975 thaI b void notice Shall be pos'ed the area to Seminole County. Florida, this 3rd to any a-id all oxlstlr.g Ien, service cuts Plaintiffs attorney cx Arthur 14. Beclwith, Jr at the (Seal) DOled at Sanforo, Florida, thu immedl,?,IytPsrreafter;Cthelwi$.a Pr tuJlSidtqed for anne,ation and day 04 April. 1975. As Clerk of the Court Front (West) Door of the Seminole Arthur H tleckwith. .J 1 Sth day of April, 1973 to tile date ci the Pvbi'c HeOring. ArtPsu,'r H. B.ckwifh, Jr. for' the rIi4 demanded in me Florida, tts above del,cribed per, As Deputy Clerk By' Lillian T. Jenkins As ExecutrIx DATED this 181Pr day of April. Clerk of tho Circuit Court Petition STEPISTROM, DAVIS I senal property. Deputy Clerk of SOld eStle By; Martha T Vititen DAlEDthitJthdayofApritlO7S. AD tP7$ That said sale is bel-ig trade to ?,clNYOSH ROGER I BERRY Of JLJI.IAPI K COM1PiICK 5: PPyiu5 JOrUdhi, Dpvty ClerK satisfy the terms of said Writ of Flagship Bank of Sanford BERRY & FULLER (.1, (irk Davis, FRf.ti'. A, TAYLOR Arthur H. Brckwiih, it Execution. Suite 27 Attorneys for PetitIoner Dominick & Slmonet Of the City Of Anorswv for the Wile of Circuit Costs? POOf Office Boti 1330 ,Iohn £, Poie, Post Office Drawer Attorney for EstEe Altimonte 5pr, Frida 320 N. Magnella enue By; Joy Stokes erifl Solc FlOrid. 37771 1)0 East Commercial Str 170 C Washington st Pubta' April 2! end 7$ and NayS. Orlando. F1 rIda 3700) rUty Clerk Seminole County, Florida Attorneys f Petitr Sanford, Florida 37771 OvlJMô, Fla 37101 I? and 19. 1975 Publish - *aeil 7. 14. 21. a, )iS Pt.blith: AprIl11. 7). 7$ May 5, I97 Publish' AprIl 14, 21, 2$. May 3, )97$ Publljh; April 14. 71. 71. May 5, 1973 Publish' April II, 7), 71, May S. $975 Pblitn' April 7), 3$, iois OEM I)? OEM 31' C7EM-71 DEMOf DEMOS DFM 170 -. - _______ 6. oas StOve, sink and ice Dot All Commercial Properties 1001 550 SQ Ft modern ntfie space on busy French Ave for lease. - - Large One Beaioom ap , air con - CARROLL'S FURNITURE - *-)ften - r- ' A..,...ii AA •A*l Ill Friday Nights, 7:30 Rent 'Blue Lustre Electric .arpet Hwyi6. ,M E of I 4 3272599 32) 0720 .._________________________ 177 7613 _____________________________ Unwanted items hauled free Junk $0 a pick up load; yard trash 1.6 a 1 RP . by owner, in Sarwj-ra, Low ioao eoi 6306 S1()'s Mtg. can be assumed. Harold Hail Realty POOL & TENNIS privileges, neat 3 BR. 2 bath, corner lot, beautifully Ian , Central Florida'5 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3771991 1919S French Eve 3fl 7)74 327 1196 372 754$ Large) bedroom 1106 Sanford Ave 377 1976 or 372 3977 Famous Pecipa accepting op NOTICIUNDIRPICTITIOUS NAME LAW NotIce is Hereby Given that the Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By; Martha 1. Vihlen DepUty Clerk MARVIN E NEWMAN & JON S. ROSENBERG ite 1440, CNA Tower Orlandc, Florida 37*0) Attorneys for the Plaintiff PublistU April 7, 11, 7), 2$, $975 DM 11 NORTH '. - 11..A,.. munu.y, reprut II, IYI"- D Top dollar return on consignment at 23 pet. & 35 pet We also buy full tcJSe%. estate's. C"." 64-Equipnwrit for-Rent " Telescope, eQuatorial mounted, Jim Hunt Realty large 7 or 3 bedroom apt , airy, 516t mc Ice maker refrigerator, electric & waler furniShed Dposlt reQuired , ___________________________ DEM-126 * payment monthly payments less thanrent. Government subsidiied tO Qualified buyers Call to see If 7 Bedroom, 1 bath apt adults only No pets. Pretty yard, 6,1110. Heat & water furnished 5)75 mo - Full knowledgi to trial balance MuSt be able to type. Only et perienced apply. Permanent positIon S day week, Starline Enterprises, Sanford Airport, Industrial Park. Building 1)), Sanford. Ph. 3230411. 12. 1973 * 'Em While - - fi ',u'•p,i, C...I..,.4 J5UIV!Y Fl. ia.u.. Auction 601 Celery Ave ,Sanford driven, Includes 3 lenses & all Instructions, 5700 $67 741$ _____________________________ Rttdl SIdlt. New houses in a rural area. No down 3 Bedroom, I bath. nice neigh borhood. $165 mo Available Ma) P/.R t( AVENUE MOBILE PAR K - _____________________ (Seal) BELMONT, -- - ___ 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, central air near Rolling Hills Golf Course extra nIce. Lease, 53)5 mo Available May 1 - PlO LONC.ER USED CAMPING GEAR IS P4 DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSI FlED AD,, Carol Jean Winn Orlando, CAROLINA YOU APE PIEREBI' NOTIFIED that a proceedIng icr alimony '' 72-Auct ion NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Brand new Montgomery Ward, 12 cu ft. refrigerator, $115 Sofa bed. 1.30 Black & white TV, $15. 377 131$ or see at 107 Anderson Circle after S r, FROM $160 1)0W,AIRPORT BLVD. 377,h1,0 P __ Fern Park. Seminole County, Florida,underthefictitiousnam.of WINNIE TIIEPOOM DAY CARE CENTER, and that we intend IC' register said name with thi Clerk of the CIrcuIt Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the provision of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section $6509 Florida Statutes 1937. 5: Raymond D. Wlnn Florida 37101, on or before the 7th day of May, 1975, and file the origirsalwiththeClerk of this Court, either before service on Plaintiff's attorneys or immediately theeeafer; cttierwise a default will be entered against you for the relief aemanded in the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and seal Of this Court on the 3rd day of April. 1975. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. JOHN ALLEN WORLEY, WHOSE RESIDENCE AND MAILING ADDRESS TO BE ROUTE ONE. T- ____________________________________________ ' Let me till your garden spot: mow vacant lots Floyd Fr_eer,3flSlO__ 17 HP EIgln outboard motcr. 17.000 BTU air conditioner, $40; 1961 Chevrolet Rd Air, I Or. air, PS, A 1 corvi, $S 377 7960. English Woods- Fern Park, 1'.', yr. OlcLlBP, 7 bath, lamuly room with vireplace, Total 7300 SQ ft. Excluslve area, near school. etc. 7' pct bar equity. U,900 Price Retirec Stemper Realty 3Bedroomwlthsunporch In the country i. 4(. LJCUIIJUIII oto and screened porch on quiet street is lust right for you Only 417, MI) .. " - World Famous Buck knives, also Schrade Walden, John Primble knives Gardenland, 1100 W. 1st St., 33)6630. GE Cosement air conditioner •,, MU, $100 Amana window aIr conditioner, 5000 BTU, VS. 321. 7 Bedroom, Al c0ndlion. tericed yard, carport, Utility room. t) with ('l.n.r OR NEW HOMEMAKERS Thu cozy two bedroom home With central heat, kitchen and call Associate * Heated Pool - 62-Lawn.Garden ________ -- BDrms, split plan, 2 baths, fsm;Iy rm, complete kitchen, shag, drapes, fenced, extras. 7 car garage, rica' school. Rynwner,$sl Days- 372 6)73 Nig' 377 S-l2lor 3722357 377 1301. 76.iC Hiawatha Avp __________________________ _____________________________ WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. 1st St Sanlord- Almost new 3 bedrooms, I', baths, walk to Seminole High School and Shopping, Option * Dishwasher . Disposal '-.--- Casselberry, Camelot BROKERS _____________________________ * SELL T HOSE NO l.OP G ER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A --__- Payton Realty location, Sanford Boat Works near Osteen Bridge. Answers to "" REWARD 37) 6009. SO-Miscellaneous for Sale 41Houses ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. k Very small tong haired dog Lost - FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that wi are engaged lnbusiness at fli u.s. ii copyofyourwrittendefe,nes,iflny. toll on MARVIN E. NEWMAN I JON S. ROSENBEaG. Plaintiff's ttorniys. whoSe address is Suite 37A, ------ S-Lost & Found - -- -3 BR unfurr' house, wall waIl carpet, fencr yard. kitChCn __________________________ eQuipped, %)4S '73 -sii - -. -. RENTAL APARTME NT HOMES Contact Bill Currie, Managing Edi'or, The Herald. Phone 372 26)1 for an apporitment -Seminole County, Florida Publish: AprIl 31, 1915 OEM 170 Defendants. NOTICEOPSUIT TO FINANCIAL ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION 3377 Broadway Kansas CIty, MissourI 6.111) YOU ARE NOTIFIED tl'ot an action for Foreclosure of Articles of Agreement has been filed against JOHN ALLEN WORLEY. Husband _..'_ . .vv,imy Ho.esf' Sale - I" rail Toll NEEDED IMMEOIATELYI someone interested in a part time writing lob who ilves In the Oviedo Geneva area and who has a good commano of the English languageahosan express himself herilf. Must be a good speller and not afraId to talk to people. If you County Commissioners INTERNATIONAL WORLD OF POOLS, INC., and FINANCIAL CORPORATION. ACCEPTANCE and 77 . j- -11 Dr 373 7970 '--------- _____ Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of Board of J. THIBAULT and ELIZABETH 1HIBAULT, hIS wife, Tower, - - On & Two Rt'oim apartments & - (SEAL) CNA . -: - ----- -- Cu..sl.... Furnished bedroom apartment, partly P11cc) bedroom unlurnished apt air, carpeted, ad-iit only No pets. S91 SO 377 7796 eves & week ends accepted Longw Area $30 _______________________ $30 7157 or? bedraom dupli-i apartment 5 _____________________ Furnhsp*d or unlurnithed. 60 18HeIP Wanted ______________________________ providIng for Construction, severabilIty, and an effKlive date 1973 RICHARD BOX fl03 Part. Ave 7 Bedrooms. I bath. cart. drapes, appliances 5175 "i;otine". Adults or Teens & providing for definitions, providing for governance of the district by the Board of County Commissioners; providing for maintenance and operation of street lights within ;he dlttrlrt r,paflnn ' ISoard; settIng forth fiscal and taxation procedures; empowering the !evy of special assessments or F'laintiff 1116, - 'IIc and Myri Elaine Perry 1161 Lan lmark Lane Csselberry, Florida You are hereby notified thai a ComplaInt to Foreclose Mortgage a Florida ccrporatin, - . . •. yoyontreq1redl0seuiem Adds Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an actIon to foreclose mortgage on the following property irs SeminoleCounty, FlorIda: Lot 70 and the West 12.1 feet of Lot 21 In Block 3. SAPILANDO THE SUB Li RB BE A U TI F u L Al Y rflJt cnr?Irssi re,,.,.i.,m O the plot thereof as recorded in Pta? Book), page 67, PublIc Records 0. Seminole Cotzity, Florida. hOS been flIed against you and you ire nsdtos veacopyof your written defenses. if any, to it GEORGE E. HOVIS. Plaintiff's attorney, whose address is 1 westgate Plaza Drive, Cfermont, Florida 371)1 on oi' before May , 197$, and file the original with Dc Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or immediatelylhereafter,;QIhir*iwa default will be entered against you for the relief demanded the Petit ion. DATED this $th day of April 1975. (Seal) Arthur 14 Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court By; Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk Publish; April 11.21,21, May S. IllS OEM 7$ ______________ _____ A DC Vd'II iDni ins thereafter, on the 20th day of May, 1975. ccnsidc, the OdOption of the following Ordsnane An Ordinance relating 10 specified areas of the unincorporated territories of Seminole County, Florida; creating the Tanglewood Strset Lighting District; to be titled the Tanglewood Street IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO: 74.1l77.F CASSELBERPY GARDENS, IPIC. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE - FlorIda 3777) Casselberry, Florida NOTICE NOT ICE is hereo' given that the BoarJ of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, shall at DEM.24 P 0. Drawer Z Sanford, Florida 32fl1 Publish: April 2.. 21. May 3,12,1913 OEM -ill OVIfro,ij'oj Fjrri furn, Carprt Md t COnd , waler, lawn rare & maintenance ,CaSOnabIe Ph Owner 3653771 MASTERS COVE ON 'TP4E LAKE 7900 _______________________ I -' - oclior to foreclose ior?go on the following property in Lake County, F'Iorioa: The West 32 5 feetof lot flied the East 75 feel of Lot 71 in Block 3 SANLANDO THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL, ALTAMONIE SECTION, according to the plat !i'rre, t ,s r$'rLlt4 ed ri rnt 3 ;aor 67. PL'tiic Pe'cords of Semi'xole County, Florida Uirnijj - Stemper Realty Sanford, Florida 37171 Publish: April 7, 14, 21, C. VeI'nOn MIte, OF CLEVELAND & MIZE Attorneys for AdmInistrator WILLIAM GRAYCE P. TO- Agnes P Hampton 7 Fiormont Street Rochester, New York You ste hereby notified that a Proceeding for dissolution of marriage has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written ctetenses, If any, thereto upon Pet lt.oners Attorneys. Arthur 11 Beckwith, Jr Clerk of Court By' Lillian T. Jenkins Drptdy Clerk ROBERT M MORRIS HUTCHISON. LEFFLER & MORRIS Deceased. - - - - __________________________ PROBLEM A.w,,,.s.,.,( '",_I_w,.s "'-1'' Can Help CaIII73 4517 (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of 'he Circuit Court By: Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk Publith AprIl 21.2$, May 5, 17. 1915 DEM121 (Seal) .., - _ S .). --------- AD. 1975. settlement of his admlnustralior' Of estate. and for an order discharging Santiago Echaniz as such AdmInistrator. Dated this the 15th day of April, AD. 1975. SantIago Echanit As AdmInistrator 0 the Estate 31 said ------ - Rot 553. Sanford, Fla 327?). C. wIth the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before M.iy 76, lOiS, OtherwiSe the allegations of the Complaint will be taken as admitted and a judgment may be entered aaainst ou for lh rei,,'l iii rri,irv1r1 - --""' in the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court of this lllh day of April below, on or before April 30, 1915 and fIIC the original thereof wilh the Clerk of this Court either b.forc service on Petitioner's attorneys or Immediately thereafter; otherwise, a default will be entered against you tsr the relief demanded in the Pet'li*n. WlTNESSMYHANflnP.b..seaI Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will, on the 4th day of June, AD 1975, present to the Honorable Circuit Judge of Seminole County. Florida, hIs final return. account and vouchers, Administrator ot the Estate of Diana Mae Ectianla. deceased, and at said lime, then and there, make SUSAN . NOTICE OF ACTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR S?'INOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO, 71•247.CP In re the Estate of: Dl'f A MA ECHANIZ Deceased, and tiff's attorney, Winifred J. Sharp, of Johnson, Molslnger, Trismen Sharp. P A whose address is lOG East Robinson Street, Orlando. AGNES P HAMPTON, Wife - In Ye: the Marriagi of JOSEPH H. WINSTON, Husband and DOROTHY 0. WINSTON, Wife NOTICEOFSUIT TO: JOSEPH II. WINSTON Residence and Address Unknown TAKE NOTICE that a wit hIs been (lied against you in the Circuit NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENtPsat by virtue of that Certain Writ of Execution issued out of and under the seal of the County Court of Seminole County, Florida, upon a final judgment rendered its the STENSTROM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH Attorney for Executor P0. Box 13)0, -' ---- -..------- - '- - ________________ are required to serve a copy of your JAMES C. HAMPTON. Ifusband Gerald S. Putbecg NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE 5: Douglas Stenstrom Floor, Florida Federal Building, 5), to the plat thereof as recorded in Plot Book 13, page W, Public Records of Srmiio$e County, Florida, RESIDENCE IS CITY CF MAR. U NOTICE OF SUIT S..(r%J u.. naveany rsghl,Titleor intereil in the of the Pettioners real property herein described. THIS NOTICE shall be p.iblished YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED once each week for four (1) con Ihat an ection to foreclose a mos' ..... .i in _ ._ --'-_ vuIuvr wrR !flt' .-.IVFT1Ifl9 igage on Ihe following real property WITNESS my 1.000 and seal Of Defendants. NOTICE Of ACTION TO- WILLIAM MCFAIILANE Address Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED tht •fl action to foreclose mortgage on fbi following property In Saminol County, Florida; Lot 'landthe East I7,Oert Of LOt 73, in Block 3. SANLANDO THE ------- - - - Reduce safe I Tbtdt5 & E Vao "water pill",.;' Tojchton Drig Circuit Cr-'urt at the S.mlnole County Chambers, a k-a James R. Cham- the plot thereof as recorded in Plat duplicate and as provided in Section Ccvrthouse. Sanford. Florida, on or hers, and Kathryn M. Ch'imbers and Book 16, Pao. 35, Public Records ot 733 16, Florida StatuteS, In their Aftamonle Springs, tIorJa, and In afactimlleclttie fOrm inhludedwith Die contract documents, in &plicate. enclosed In an opaque sealed evelope bearing the name and address of the bidder and WCSJJ.t UU SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE N'ddefit'ered not Iatr tltandate and that an action Ice adoption has been r-ubIc hearing' Deposit wilt DC refunded in full for '.o sets to contractor, submitting Nna flOe bids arid return of -, cuments in Q000 usable condition .'.lhifl S 00,5 after the opening of r..k!rtki Legal Notice .. - -. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fl flRfrU 37771, upon request auompanled by - . -4 - '' --_ -, -- --- ___________________ Legal Notice to the Petition on GERALD S. and KATHYRPi M. CHAM. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an demands which 'iou may have . - - - -----"U I tittr.. ATToney aT LOW. IS 5 REPS acliontoloreclosea mortgageon the against tI,t' 'state of VIOLET H. Hwy I; 9, P.C. Ro 91?, fotlowing property in Seminole HICKOK,deceased, lateof Seminole RESIDENCE - UNKNOWN Casselberry, Florida, 3270?. and file County. Florida. to the Clerk of the All panIcs claiming interests by. County, Fllda: I of 6.1, APPLE .; ir.r ;c ,.trnann Dragash TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNAssclates Archltcls Planners. P131 ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Incorporated, Sanlord Atlantic the CEty Commislon of the City 01 National Bank Building. - Suite 400, Altanonte Springs. Florida. that -- - -- - - -----1 - _- CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIa. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, . CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR FLORIDA CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CASE NO, JS-St-CA-OS COUNTY, rLornoA. Casi No. 74.:CJ.CA.OT.A SEMINOLE COUNTY COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIRCUIT CIVIL ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM? enQinbusInessat173t5heah CIVIL ACTION NO. 7sm.CA.s-c CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S634.CA4?.E FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS PROBATE DIVISION,P PAN AMEtflCAN BANK OF Boulevarti, Winter IN YOUR FAMILY? Springs. In tie matter of Adoption ORLANO, NA., formerl', noivn WA S H I NC, TON I ED E P AL AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a PRORATE NO. Seminoli County. Florida under the y JAMES SWISHER and AL ANON FIn re: Estete ot MARY SAVINGS AND as Citliets NeIion& Bank ot LOAN United States corporation, fict,Iious .'iame of SHEOAH For familIes cr friends of problem CH.PLOTTE SWISHER. hs witC ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI BEACH, VIOLET P4. HICKOK . Orlando, Plaintiff REALTY, and that I intend O NOTICE OF SUIT drinkers . deceased. Plaintiff. Plaintiff, register said name with the CLrk oP For further Information call 173 4517 . TO; DONALD HART NOTICE TO CREDITORS v. cI a)., PAUL H. MCMAPIIGLE. etc., the CircuIt Coi'rt, Seminole County. Present address unknown or write To All creditori and All Persons MARSHALL W. PERRY and MYRA JAMES CHAMBERS, et at. Defendant playing lIne, fencing, nett, wind curtains, lighting and plumbing Rid documenti are open to public ;nspeclion In the oIfice of the C) rector of Administrative Affairs reproduction, on the same basis of return of documents Contractors who obtain bid documents arid On not bid the c.roc-;t, must rcturri sam,' at least io days before Die bid date, or Pay $12 SO per set to oefray cost of repoducttbn and handling, as set forth above Sub-contractors and ofher may obtalncompleiebiddocumentsupon deposit of $2500 which will be retundd, less $12.50 to cover reproduction cost, upon return Of documents ngood cc dillon within cays after opening ot bids. Partial LIt •A .,.,,Ui issued at cost of reproduction Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check or bid bond isSued by an acceptable surety company Legal NotIce TTh.-' --- _-- - 1 .__1 c-=_" ' -. FICTIT'OUS NAME Nce heby given tnat I am INVITATION TO BID CONSYRUrTION OF TENNIS COURTS SEMtNOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE Sated bids from Contractors will be received by Owner, Board of Trustees for Seminole Junior Colieoeal 17 - 00 noon on6 MAY W'S In the board room ci Seminole Junior College. Sanford. Florkia The tOt owing i5 .ncluded. Si* (6) non pOrous tennt courts __________________ ____________________ _____________ ________________ ___________________ '-.--- -- T'.-tTT '-', . --.-- --- - -- ----P t4*"rn'.'.-r. -- VrT .'--,'. -- -. ., ,...i .-----' - �--.------.----------.--- -----. ,c_-_.._..___---..._-: .--- - ______ --.-. -.-- . - -.-. - - - by luck i um.r CARNIVAL Monday, April 28, 19S 6B - Evening Herald. Sanford. F I. Mori Walker BEETLE BAILEY WIN AT BRIDGE lh OSWAII) and JAMKS —-- ' JACOBY merit. If he had to lead a the diamond was correct. There was a M per cent chance that the suit would break 3-2. If it did, It wouldn't who had which really ace, since three tricks In diamnnds would be enough to guarantee success of the three notump contract" Oswald: "However, there was no need for any guess at all. Instead of studying diamonds and spades South should have led a club to dummv's ace at trick two and then -.mail diamond from OÜnisome spade or diamond, vs - 67 Year, No. 215—Tuesday, April 29, 1975 qu matter •• -'-.1 #%#%f r'.%.%. , - is ThIS by Dare Grai --.. a - • • %#1 NQUIZ ' P1SONE- .ffiEfl r , EVACUATION 1 Rooftop Reicue U.S. Begins Of Americans In Saigon my " THAN14 'iOU, DON' ou ( NAW ) kEG CHkCEN JMENTii4I HEAR IT! F.LL1N%!/ LITTLF! { I II OUTSiDE ,711EIS SOME 7 THING IN ) KY At.iEN,'i01J! FALLING .p1 SA' Jim "This play would guarantee the contract against any and all bad suit divisions and other bludgeonings of fate" I 4 C c— fcWn Q " By Oswald & James Jacoby Oswald II u cuuL gucss West North South East rr WP eETTER\ EXNAIM IT io ck&tS OTEO :n# k!;D 1RAVU.EP T€ NeXT ç tk1OJ OF cgr Z AMA. r— ,—' ,, .! ...11M AFJP 91E oxwi-N , AIit P844 ç;1 I r - I v_I J by Larry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS IT —i I WHY 3 GOING 10 CLASS AREN'T YOU W4AT'$ WOULD GOING TO YOUR TOA'1 A CONTRADICTION TODAY'S AppLljrp PSVCW1C Top 'C IN rBRM5J PMEiVOif1!P4 CLASS, MiTC1 3 -__ 'V C successful guessing, but when possible they try to substitute certainty for guesswork." G"NJPvv- , MA Iv 48 us . c I may pick horses by cute names, but at least I don't buy oil because a dancing purple chipmunk on TV tells me to!!" - Jim: "l'mlookingatthehafld you are about to bring up. I suppose South won the first trick with the ten of hearts and led a diamond." By Roger BoIIen FUNNY BUSINESS HAUE r5Rir MiMIE ______ ____ -' I /' - r T':.ip ,._.:;;;: ç• by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY 4,29 J SAIGON AP — U.S. hellcopters landed on Saigon rooftops and at Tan Son Nhut air base today and began evacuating al.l but a few of the re. malning 800 to 900 Americans who fought off South Vietnamese desperately trying to flee before Communist-led forces take over, U.S. Marines and armed civilians used pistol and rifle butts to smash the lingers of Vietnamese trying to claw their way over the 10-foot wall at the American Embassy as helicopters lifted off the roof. At the airport, angry Vietnamese guards fired at busloa& of eva cuees nd shouted, "We want to go, too." Some tried to jump over the wall at the embassy and landed on the barbed wire. A man and woman lay on the wire, bleed. ing. People held up their chitdren, asking Americans to take them over the fence. At the same time, South Vietnamese air force men began a mass flight from their homeland, The Thai Foreign Ministry said 75 planes carried about 2,000 Vietnamese to Utapao air base in southern Thailand, Civilian officials of the South Vietnamese government were also reported fleeing as rumors spread that the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese would soon march into Lhe city, Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger said in Washlegton about 4,000 Americans and South Vietnamese were evacuated within the first three hours after the U.S. alrIUt begaze. Tliz Pentagon dedlimd to how many Marines were involved In the operation. I. your opening Oswald: "lie certainly did but only after a lot of agonizing. When dummy's queen held the Sp ld 5110r JACOB? MODERN trick he relaxed, remarked, 'I book to: 'Win at Bridge." (do this sure played the right suit' andnewspaper). P.0 Box 489 Radio went appily about the business CityStatIoil. Now York. NY._1001C' of winning game and tubber" A\S\ IAikI':,L Jim: ''South's guess had C,i,,a'VN.&'V J You, South, hold £KQ985 V A 2 • K4 £A987 bid' What is A One spade. You should Dot Open one notrump with S-4-!-t illstribution since such hands are too likely to play better In a suit. TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner raises you to to spades What do you do now Answer Tomorrow 'rs t L - right all the time, you wouldn't have to do any thing else well to bewinner. Expertsdoa lot ol THE BORN LOSER Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents i5's, .7i1X 4R7ThVR 2 1 /T OMN 711 FAUYAWI PAM fl'f ItS*T26It / i4%OltR (LUIF ARE I. OMt,WNICATIOf4 ON CAMPUS' J )V(/ 4 't! gs ba 14t.Z6 m IADY 70 _ 160.1 / az 51b 7M7 59. n unidentified parachutist bud life on a string last Sunday s he was pulled along and above the sand and beach goers IF n New Smyrna Beach. Line tied from jeep to harness kept e modern day Icarus in tow. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) 4-28 Ii S44ALL N +&J_t. THE \ Ww TEg.M 'SU)C6AJ) BE , APPLIED 10 1. 1 svivESTEP,Q \ PUSSYCAI.' CETMiNED it) &l (NFUL EMPU7Y-) '— FTE t' \QtNT ME! by T. K. Ryan ) TUMBLEWEED ASCEND fl LADOE. OF ltlfl U 1 . SUCCESS.' - ACME -MMS WULP WHAT ARF "ENT INN A MACK IS FULL OF - - MY SWArM-1 IMANAMWO !1 - .- - -- - -' TALIKOV ç, DEC 3 BLONDIE fl I NEED), r14IN6 MONEY fl1/A C-' OtNG'1 I L'AA4 rs~ ( - I I SU?QENE. MS i:IE '7 MONEY' - Difl4ERSLLDYOU ASI< 141M FOR A RAISE TI POV ME Cj L - .•, 4 - - PRISCILLA'S POP 5 Li I I L)INC •D ' by Dick Cavolti WINTH ROP I - -,-- ' • SOME 'ecu EB - WHERE TO - - ---- - WO?J'T PLACE WHERE '?OU ASK 50 MANY FOOLI5H \ QUE5IIOW5 ABOUT THE GURU 1 AOO-- YOU PIE!.. WAJ J - - f- Awl -- - - ___ - - - •.-- ..- : by Crooks & Lawrence YOU 'E r,YE,LL &OIN' FORE 4 KI&HT --. - - EV GET i 01 ): ELK & MEEK e4Epes 7KE F1T wrj1 OF 1ME JTkr1cJAL in A DRA*J, FC(J.S. CtE RDIAJr Fc$. I/eE,c aE W'CJIQUE,.. QTI'tWIOJ JjTE., A '- . - ----_--- --------------- T-; - - -- - Reactions By DONNA E.STES Herald Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS O','?r the pa.it fcw weeks the hearts of many Seminole Countlans have gone out to the orphans created by the War In Vietnam, especially those of mixed as the North Vietnamese and the Viet Cong forces forged toward Saigon. Tables with petitions were set up at area churches on Sundays -- parentage, (See additional stories on Page 8A) ga t herIng signatures requesting federal officials to assist natives in leaving their war torn homeland for a new life Lth their American relatives. However, the transportation into the United States of more and more Vietnamese natives, Possibly wkIUed and ',inable to speak English, Is now causing concern. Mrs. Nancy Brunner, aide in U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly's office here, said she has been arceivirig inquiries by telephone and in pern atout what the government plans to do with the immigrants. Mrs, Brunner said none of those requesting information have shown bitterness, all eretsed basically the same thing "How is our government going to handle these people and absorb them, especially with the high unemployment rate? Who is going to support them? "They are only questioning just now," Mrs. Brunner said. Congressman Kelly, a guest here at a political gathcring last weekend, said as the South Vietnamese were being defeated and the Vietnamese orphans weze arriving In California "a wave of emotionalism, human concern Swept the nation." (Continued On Page 2-A) - - wasn 't - Jo - -. - . - - - . - - ' Index -. ...... F - 1 _ -. ! - -._ .,,. .,A wl :- -- ' - - - ---=---:-- - - '- - - $ . ., .;.I. ?.'j -- - One thing for however, the citizens they are elected to represent have no idea where -; the land is. awe Councilman Charles Glascock said he doesn't know where the mystery parcel is. -No, I don't," he said. lie also said he didn't need to know. .." ;- = - . %Lytt iuu. (;RlEIt Presumably, only the city Ken McIntosh, and Grier are "in" on the acquisition of Land valued at hat f-a-million doUar3. at torney, By President's Proclamation m the 'said red to thouse ,ed the pretty The backs of members of the news media stiffen with indignation when politicians take it upon themselves to be critical of the fourth estate and choruses of "f alse" are heard when reporters are accused of authoring misleading stories. illding everal illding But, a dramatic story published in a national periodical two weeks ago set mothers in the Central Florida area to worrying. - ' '1b' - Whether individual council members know where the mystery parcel Is located Is a question mark. Draft Registration Stopped of - - And Grier, who undoubtedly knows where the land is, '1i'clined to discuss the matter EDrflI DUEl the commission meetin, In the work notes fr team's meeting, Kelk that City Hall is comp the modern County Cou across the street and ca city Hall, "the wart on girl's face." The team found the I to be in violation electrical, safety and I I :- - - - in any depth. Grier tald only that the "negotiators know where the land is." Grier did confirm thzt the purchase price is in the tie tX)rhood of $5O0,0. .. -- se - ngs k of .... ___________- -------:------------------- --- - --- -------- - t li f Mixed /ssk ed if be new ss .re ,. land is Councilman Sal Orlando replied, 'No Sir, and I don't care." Orlando thought d i e issue wauld come before council again before the actual purchase, but Duerr assured him it wouldn't. ' By MIOC L!CI1RIDGE Lee Moore calls a "slow, Herald Staff Writer agonizing process" as they Sanford City Commissioners begin taking on the job of are in the middle of what Mayor studying how and what to do with the situation of the City Hall building. After the commission received a report from a team Around the Clock IA of architects and engineers on ii it the feasibility of renovating the Hridg SA 5O.)ear old City hall, Moore Calendar said, "Before any decision is Classified -. 10-ll 1413 lu4tIe there's going to be a lot of Comics 9A discussion" Crossword Puzzle The Commission decided to hA LenrAbby schedule a workshop ssion .; :mb 91 Dr. I - if r - City Hall an Be Renovated 10 Or I Ai ti"feIt the way council Is wake(; the purchase will save tIp ttpers' money, Stenstrom Convinced - L '*-:" CAPTAIN EASY $tI %% E OiN .3M' ME AR - kE NEVER GET iPAST THE CArI1R1A.' HE' S ON ANOTHER EEPCISE xiCX' HE WANTS TO LOSE WEIG44T,60 HES JOG&'G 'ARDJNOTHE SCHOOL! , The stranger than fiction approval was granted over strong objections by Council. man John Zacco, who said, "Council should know which parcels, Each of us should have a voice." But Zacco's fellow council members, who all claim no ARCHIE I'M 6LFJIP-?5E0 AT 'Tti, W.NT1 N L AN'f4TL.U3HT. m knowledge of where the land is, "To do this on a 10-minute gave the green light to Mayor notice is total nonsense. Total nonsense. It's just not the way Bill Grier to begin negotiations to do it" Zacco said on the parcels which will be Councilman Charles Sizer used, presumably, for the said he saw some t)'pe location of a utility plant. , document, but he said he had it sure However, certain "con- "head cold" and ditions" were placed on Grier. where the property in question Namely, the mayor must have is located. the city attorney and the city Cquncil Chairman Edith ,j engineer study the contents of Duerr said she had "an idea" the package and reports must where the land is, but she apbe made on percolation, zoning proved council's method of and the land must be appraised making the purchase. / r as to its fair value. / The reason she said is that / "1 If these "co nd itions" are met, published reports of the trans!. L- ./iA. j Grier has the authorization to action would drive the price up. JOHN ZACCO purchase the land. History, she said, shows that. -- CASSELBERRY Council last night approved the expenditure of half-a-million dollars for two parcels of la nd — the only catch Is 'ouncil members claim they don't know where the land is locsted. - ) •. - .1 By F!) PRICKET Herald Staff Writer by Al V.rmesv Vt. conditioners and other household good& Besides the South Vietriamese planes which flew to Thailand, a DCGB that had been used by high-ranking South Vietnamese officials landed at Clark Air Base in the Philippines with 130 persons aboard, including air force men aiid a handful of women and children. iContinued On Page 2-A) asse erry To Spend $500,000 On Unknown Land ft Chic Young U.S. fighter-bombers flew air cover high over the city for the evacuation. Officials said the U.S. Embassy would soon close, ending 30 years of official American involvement in the Indochina War. As the Americans pulled out, South Vietnamese police and soldiers looted buildings they had occupied. They carried out refrigerators, furniture, air Also last night Bill Ki appeared before the inissionwith a list ofstx arguments against chhoff Corn. ictural raring All the Orlando selective service office could say was its refusal was based on a presidential proclamation and the federal government would issue additional in. formation in due time. U. S. Rep. Richard Kelly's (R-Hoilidayi local office in Altamonte Springs got the answers for us. So, you worrying mothers take note The Se I ('Ct I Ve Srvje Law is dco'ndent .. . - -_- - - . --- ------ .-- ... - - - - o: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Friday, April 2S, 197S BEETLE BAILEY Miari WlL.... 644E Tl44T L.461 YEA9? 6uGM Cø2, BEETLE! ( 'OJ %i i CT IT FOR 'TI FGT I : L 'k _ "r TgEI51F PA1 'S 9ANIE 10 1:I11 FOR OJZ fUE4R \ HA I I WIN AT BRIDGE iI4E4 4A4 A p GIRL I rZIENP QENP iT fr 1 LID LL1LTE ALLEY OOP ,_1•'I Ilere is a hand from her book 25 that illustrates this convention at work. East assumes from the VAK bidding that his partner holds 8 some trick somewhere and that AA5 8 II he can get a diamond lead the WEST LAST slam will Lit set. &Q 84 *7 His double asks for an un VQ 10654 VJ9832 usual lead. West thinks a while 10963 • lie reasons that if East wanted aheirt lead he could have SOUTlIDU doubled five hearts to ask for it. *A K 1092 Ills unlikely the suit is clubs V7 because West, himself, is short that. Therefore $slikely to be %-old of diamonds. NORTH AJ653 (Z 44ic1& !' by Dick Turn., CARNIVAL by Dave Groue .' I I o.&v Au OR%zED .L?4ri ' tOUR ii's (&rr n :.. ...WE kAV - N . nie F: I ___________________ \ Pass Pass 6 * Pass Pam Dble Pam Pau 11331 Opening lead - 10 # _______ Eastu!!5andWøst'c lI/ ... X1 I U4UtQ RAVE- t..iJ4ED X1 -MAT! ItLI .._ . . I .ra West North East South 0 piIg T "Yeah! That's really got schmaltz! Now let's see you get riding with the !awnmower, lick your whiskers arid beat the grass right down 10 its socks" By Roger BolIen FUNNY BUSINESS iS IT'r I rHEIL. &I A$KD WE 101 A-6K qW 70 RE014D) I?UTo4 To AOS4LAt) vou d ide to bid five oi CityStitto*i. Now 31 - - 000NESBURy Ls(b 7t AILf ' £htI IT?' MW! iT 1 )fZ/ WAV, 0140%r, /t4LYitf 7Hi 7 11)&C cd% /Of .z - / 4 f 4 p4k' &Y CtI$,SWAyjr W /' ,V&50W I 4'f. air V4$ W 7'i/5 WS1ffffC4i AV6W ft3 ) 7 /L4'( [L Mg)s( 1?5 :. 71(.7 75 52 r/zqnygiji/ 7116 /5 A 6XW MPIWY, ç, oNo F) i I4EY,JU6fWAJT s UP!WMATARE Ouia (PUFF' (Purr.') THE LION HO YOUID JUST BROKE LOOSE FOOUN'! BETTER. A 711475 fA7,AW! $E J 70- P!F !V 47 11), F . The bidding has been: 25 Lightner slam double. It was in- Your partner bids five spades What rented 40 years ago by do you donow' Answer Tomorrow Theo!cre L'ghtr.er, one of th all-time great players. The Lightner slam double says, Saud $I for JACOB V MODERN "Parti€r, make some unusual book to: "Win at B:sd.,"(c/o Th's lead against the slam our op. repp.t). P.O Box 489, Rsds yoi*.NY 10019 ponents have just bid." Sugarcane Rootstock Pest, . GOAN I Pass 2 0 Pa%s 2 Ms, Amalvii Kearse is a Pass 3 Pats 3 V uccessful la.ryer. She also is a 4 I& Pass very expert bridge player who Vu, ;uIti. :d has just completed a book call- * K Q 9 3 v A 2 • K 4.&Q987 ed, Bridge Conventions What do you do now' Complete . It attempts to do a A - Either pass or bid th e complete job and it is spread diamonds. It all depends oa )our mighty thin in doing this. psrtnership untlerstandings. Furthero,ore. mo-A of these TODAY'S QUESTION i iOsd?;:'t d dMU, • / By Oswald & James Jacoby by Art Sensor I 0 .,.-..111 I 3 5 Sanford Florida 32771 Price 20 Cents -- queen of trumps is left to defeat I 1-bid slam Pass 67th Year No 213—Sunday, April 2/, 915 k Borer Weevil Deadiv ' SLit t Vt nIt r To . . Citrus. 'ormt 'ity area where they're Iurkin has been quarantined. A pest, deadly to the citrus industry, has L,,i foliage, but the major damage is by located in certain sections of Forest City, officials eating away at the bark on roots, causing trees to said today, become "weak and (lying back" as if they hadn't The pest is called the Sugarcane ltoothtock received sufficient amounts of water. Borer Weevil anil causes damage to the roots of -Weevits" were first d&v%ered in the Apopkacitrus trees, according to Frank Jasa, Plymouth area in 1964. That infection, according to If it spreads, it could become a major pest and Jasa, was thought to be contained, The "Weevils" jeopardize the citrus industry." Jasa s&id. lie po-v no threat to humans. perse, he said. quit pointed out that the - Weevils- have been Vt ilson McGee of United (,rowts In Orlando said I - + S'I 'ahted Around .-f Forpm . - growers in the Forest Cityarea should be alert and make Inspection of their citrus groves to insure the beastles are not feasting on the roots of their trees. 'I'lie dehabilitating effect on die root systeir, results in a steady decline - rendering the tree worthless or killing it,” McGee said. 'The adult "Weevil" lays eggs between leaves stuck together with in adhesive produced by the female, The larvae, McGee said, are about a hall inch long, white and legless, and consitlered a serious sugar cane pest in the West In(bes. In Florida, Weevils" prefer citrus as a host, he said. "Thesc eg4s are laill in batches as riwny as 350 together and within about seven days the resulting larvae fall to the ground and burrow into feed on the tapand big lateral rooLs for periods ranhing up to 13 moflth.s. ' to%% % • I i en s The Plant Industry Division of the Florida Departnii'nt of Agriculture and Consumer Services has quarantined the area in Forest My inhabited by "Weevils," City - And, acIrording to Jasa, it takes a potent insecticide to r,d an area of the root gobblers. most theThe spread.important thing, Jasa said is to control lie said state officials are carefully monitoring this latest outbreak, which McGee says, Is "new" and not connected with the outbreak which was confined to the Apopka-Plymouth area. Officials say the area under quarantine makes up about nine square miles. including 3ections 8, 9. Jo. 1 5, l(, 17, 20, 21 and 22 of Township 21, Range 22. I 'Rushed' u Se Too Hard? T^^ AA^# i' i I.J'iri#'4t" C 4" ia �- --- MEMMM lA—Sunday Herald. Sanford, Ft. '1 FLORIDA IN BRIEF _________ tEd. N.te — Thu Is the third mtiated by the county cam chase .1 said right-of-way. In 1961, bond Le No. 2 was SR-46 — French Avenue in and final series of an interview missioners. approved by Eight years later and after in the amount of 0W,0W and Sanford. with Seminole County Engineer referendum. the first two never settling the issue in the cowls, was intended for five separate it was alm pointed out by Wr inia, B411 Bh Jr., La completed the As for which the county finally paid a total of projects. Here again only three Bush there were suttantial ohfng state roads within the they were intended. They S1,).)0 for the land... three of the five were smiced and overr.ris in right-of-way costs eo imty,as.ellas rvaápiaasfor simp'y rn out of money, and times what was originally instead of one-half million forsuch primary bond projects the futurr.i the third gives indication a estimated for the rightsofway dollars being expended, it asSR-46—French Avenue to I. similar late awaits its final alone, 4; SR-46 — French Avenue to totaled $634,713. RJOR?niA.SpOLSki results . • . - . - . . . , . .. '' 1 1958 Bond issue — $1,000,000 Actual Estimated S 2851000 $ 454,000 S 165,000 S 259,000 S 333,500 S 435,000 S 6,500 ?2!\Y . . SR--French Ave. to I .4 5427—Orange City to SR436 S427-25th St. toGinderville *SR4I5A.()steen Bridge Approach *S1EI(,b3$,k Malpractice Insurance Bill Reaches Senate On Monday 1 TAI.LAIIAS,SEF:, Fla. i Al) —The Senate will consider an omnibus bill on malpractice insurance Monday as a court-set dea(thne nears for most Florida doctors to lose , ____________ . On March 6 of this year, Bush One of the main reairns the iiuliated by the county was for rthred June 30. 1984. $1,148,000 Graphs on the :we bond responded to a request from the mdlion In the inuids of the motoiring allocated funds never seem and intended to cover *Funds exhausted and projected could not proceed issues above as well as the Board of County Corn. public, it seems as though there adequate 15 the riSing cost Of the ctts for five separate appear elsewhere on missioners aiking for his never is an adequate number of prctiasing rights-of-way. An projects. The bonds were fol1owing 1961 Bond issue — $500,000 solutions to the problems. good roads for their con- LIAInpk would be the four- retired June 30, 1970 and only the pat) In 1973 the biggest road bond Bush offered short and long SRM—French Ave. to Meilonville laning of SR436 from 14 to the Litre of 5 75,000 S 221,051 issue in the history Of Seminole range solutions including a Orantge County line. S427—Altamonte to Longwood S 10.000 $ 260.000 Obviously it takes money to completed before all of the approved for $62 change in road HttfficatIons, When it was lust projected as money was exhausted. As a County was SR436—Altamonte to Turkey Farms S 100,000 S 193,199 build those needed roads. What wSR436_ Bear Lk. Rd. the public may not reahze i a definite road need for this matter of record three projects million, It is scheduled to be and a need for more rmancial S 100,000 assistance from the state. although Owe have been three count)-, co SR426—Goldenrod.Ovjedo there was an estimate cost $l,14 .00G; the other two retired June x, It is anticipated that should Skirt range, Bush suggested S 154,000 S 684,713 recent road bond isues placed Of $4O0,(X for the pw- projects never got *Furids exhausted and project could not proceed all six of the proposed road legislative help is needed for projects be completed under the purchase of primary right1973 Bond Issue — $6,200,00 this particular bond i!sue, the of-way In order to relieve the In response to a request from the Seminole County Board of Corn. Potential r; actual cost Will not be $6 counties of this funding scners. Ccu,- Engineer WMam (Bill) Bush Jr. offered shc.,ri arrd lcrig Danger Estimated million, but rather it will responsibility and leave them range solutions on the need for legislative assistance inroad funding. SR419-426 to 5.436 $1,000,000 S 800.000 ultimately cost $8.9 million! free to manage SR419—S434 to US17-92 $ 100,000 S 100,000 According to Seminole work program with more exSHORT RANGE SOLUTIONS SA34-4U to 1.4 $3,091,000 $2,250,000 C(wit' Engineer William I Bill) pectations Of achievement. S434—l.4 to 5.427 $2,664,000 $1,700,000 Bush Jr., the reason the bond Offering views on the long —Increase gasoline tax one cent for purchase of primary right-of-way S434—S427 to US17.92 S1,451,000 issues were S 540,000 exhausted range, Bush said, "There —Revise formulas for distribution of gas tax funds to reflect impact on S434—US 17.92 to 419 prematurely include 450,000 S S 300,000 doesn't zeem to be much reason the urbanizing counties R.W—Miri.el - Unanticipated costs (both any lunger why there should be S 30,000 S 30,000 —Revise formula for distribution of race track funds to remit a perprimary and secondary) Fiscal and Admin. Primary Jj and Sejay S S 30,000 30,000 centage of the amount collected to counties having pari-mutuel facilities — Soaring costs of R-W Roads. After all, they are an Funding of Reserve S 300,000 S 300.000 (say 50 per cent) before splitting the balance 67 ways. acauisition, a substantial state' roads, and they all --------- —Pass laws that allow condemnation for public transportation purposes portion of which was for deper.d upon user taxes $8,966,000 at the tax-assessed valuation; or in the alternative, provide that tax. primary projects. (primarily gasoline for their assessed values of land be raised to match the award value Additionally, according to funding." —Where formulas are based on population, provide for ANNUAL adRush, aviIable secondary The peope of Seminole facility, carrying State Road distress lanes on both sides. The 400-work (Lay contract justment of the population instead of the U.S. census figures which are revenues after bond County are fully aware of tI'e 4150%-ertheSt Johns RiveraM Bridge work calls for the will be awarded to the low revised every 10 years. repayments have been but- impact of "long range" plan. connecting Volusia and construction of a span totaling bidder, and after issuance of —Relieve counties of traffic and raiirodd signal expense on state highdened with major right-Of-way ning while remembering the Seminole Counties, will be 2,426 in length on piling, with the work order, the firm will be ways acquisition, such as SR-436 — many years it required for the replaced with a 44-foot wide the main &j'jajeI span being 72 allowed 60 days in which to four-laning, countywide; SR. replacement of the antiquated midge, including two travel —Add a Florida sales tax of 10 per cent to bicycles to provide for feet leng. The bridge will secure all necessary materials development of bicycle paths 4 — Goldenrod to Oviedo; SR. Osteen Bridge. lanes 12 feet in width and a 10- provide a vertical clearance of and equipment to construct the 46 — 14 west to Wekiva Rivet; The present sub-standard foot wide shoulder, serving as 25 feeL bridge. LONG RANGE SOLUTIONS —Follow the dictates of the proposed federally influenced "Function Reclassification of Primary Highways" which would eliminate primary and secondary categories and instead create a consolidated system of state roads and get the county governments out of it altogether, except for planning functicns. —The goal for this simplified plan of operation would consist of three categories — state roads; county roads; and city streets —The gasoline tax formula might be rivised and simplified by raising it one cent more to a total of nine cents and distributed: seven cents to the Department of Transportation; one cent to the counties' and another one cent remitted pro-rata to the cities within the county. Fund IN BRIEF Ford Moves To Toughen Felony Crime Statutes WASHINGTON (SW) — President Ford, hoping to put muscle behind the slogan that "crime does not pay," soon wiU ask Congress to order mandatory prison sentences for tice-cor.victed perpctrator3 of predatory crimes. Ford, attending a 150th anniversary dinner Friday night at Yale Law School where he earned a degree in 1941, signaled key elements In an antluin,e program he will sabrnit to Congress Li about six weeks. Three members of the Yale Law School faculty in the audience at New Haven, Cowi., said after the Presideot's eech that they cçpxd r.dtcry ur.ten-es. Ford referred indirectly to "USe national disgrace Of Lawbreaking i, high places" - an apparent refcren.t to Watergate and other scandals. But he emphasized the pobiern of violent crime, which he said has dcnied the nation the "dumesUc trarxuIlity" pruinised in the Constitution. "Most serious offenders are repeaters," Ford said. "We owe it to their victims, past, present, and future, to get them off the streets. This is just everyday culimon sen. Phone Probe Widens CHARLOTTE, N.C. (API — The Securities and Exchange Commission is reportedly planning to subpoena Southern Bell Co. employes in four 'tli to deV'rmne if the firm Is engaged in illegal political activity. The Chat lotte Observer reported today that John J. Ryan, former head of the company's North Carolina opetation, will be subpoexwd Tuesday. R)in said he managed a political slush fund for the company in North Carolina and was aware of other suth funds in Georgia Florida. ThQ investigation will center on Suuthern Bell p $$$ Endangers Adult Cmnmunity Service classes That was the wc*-Tj today frt t Seminole Junior Coliege are rcesentaUesofthe&min in danger of being closed be Junior Coilege Foundation. cause Gov. Raubln Askew has Inc., in a press release explainnot recommended tax daUnts ing the operation of the adult [or the program. ediratjon program. The program, which in 19141975 serve Pon* dPon*9,000 adults, including3,00osenior citizens, IUI offersdam tnhistory,foreign language, law, music, parental education and dozens more. -r -.-------- - --': - - - .. - 4 UhrII[)CflSatiOfl agencies and offer many adults including Brerird County theonlydirectretwnforthelr ByMlat L.00HRIDGE Commissioner John hurdle, educational tax dollar from a Herald Staff Writer state-supported program, said they would investigate according to the foundation A mogram to provide Mera] RC&D programs In the rest of p,. funds for land and water con- the state. the classes hon such things servatlon programs has been Guidelines for the program as self defense for women, introduced to the members of call for three major areas for defensive driving, safe boating. first aid and classes for the seven-county East Central benefits: - 'I,,1i . -,,.. Pak r_- MW rr r ' Il k reports. Special SUNDAY DIN NER Served slia"atai-SaiAoM inn StATE 140UT( £6 SA'ORO ILORiOA 'Elijah' soloists ifrom lefts Emory Omah, Herman Cburchwell and Lewis Dorton. S THERE RE31LLY ANYT IN SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Yes. Our new Money Management Account. It's a savings account.. . but it's much, much more. The Money Management Account is a new way to help you save time while you're saving money. Instead of a passbook you'll receive a Prestige Card which you present with each transaction. Then at the end of each quarter we will mail YOU a complete statement itemizing all deposits, withdrawals, interest, earned and your new balance on the last day of the quarter. or TA Lone Survivor Found In Lake NEW ORLEANS lAP) — A nedt, delirious 9-year-old Flori6 boy has been found afloat in Lake Ponchartraln and officials say he's apparently the only survivor of the crash of his family's airplane two days earlier. The body of his mother, Mrs. Roselyn del Real, was also found in the lake Friday, the St. Tammany Parish sheriff's office said. Di-. Ricardo del Real of Boca Raton, Via., and three Other children are still missing. The boy, Ricardo Jr., was found floating in the lake by two teenagers who were crabbing near a state park almost 15 miles from where the plane was believed to have gone down "There's no wa the current and everything could have taken him that far away. There's no way," a Coast Guard spokesman said. .•,;'';'of:. = Citrus Canning Service E 9 Bi gest B n co 0 Q c DIRL•RCOUNT telephone funds transfer is automatically included as part of your Money Management Account 0 transfer funds between your savings iccount and your bank check. ing account. It's as easy as dialing the phone! , . . The Emergency Cash Feature lets you withdraw money when the need arises. You earn 54% interest per year on your savings; compounded daily. currently e Contractsav Fourdee Awarded S L Sanford Book Honors Higgins - p Described as indeed "The Man of the Decade," (or-. rner Sanford mayor, chamber of commerce executive, and civic leader Ed higgins is posthwrmously honored this year by Peter Schaal, former Sanford Herald (1930.35) editorial staffer whose second history of Sanford, "Sanford and The World War II Years: 193645," should be ready for local sale in late March. Higgins' civic efforts find him as the Sanfordite to whom the new book is dedicated. Said Schaal In his dedicatory page: "Because of his compassion and high regard for his fellow man, and because he clearly was Sanford's "Man of the Decade," the author respectfully dedicates this volume to Ed )S )fl &) 44 r JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Kim Harper and Timmy Taylor are partly responsible for the legislature's designation of sailfish and large mouth bass as the official state fish. The pair of Fifth graders at Lake Forest Elementary School here led a s.?hool movement to get the legislation introduced. -Rep. Mattox hair, fl-Jacksonville, followed through and it became the first bill passed by the 1975 legislature. Kiin and Timmy hope they get to see Gov. Reubin :\SkeW sign it into law. Their principal, Joann RagLns, is trying to arrange that through Rep Mary Singleton, I)Jacksonville. •. ........... Rosemary Roberts fiatructs Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thurston In the Spoon River Antboloy during an Florida Regicr1al planning —Technical assistance in aging According to the Junior Oral Interpretation (lass at Brains Towers. The class is one of several Com.muulty Service classes district, designing and College Foundation, a number conducted Lu the county through Seminole Junior College. Because of lack of funds from the state, the The resource conservation the proram of state legislators agree with program Is In danger of being chopped. and development district —Federal funded programs Askew that no state tax dollars (RC&D) wu oullned to through RC&D accounts, should go Into the community representatives Of the planning —Funding from other sowees, sces classes next year. with the Jesse UvinStOn, swistitnt proffam state soil conservation service administrator of the sod con- dangerthe of collapse. in a two-howmeeting in the servatioci service, said that past The classes are Seminole County Courthouse. progrann in the state have been conducted at locations conThe rrn pur pose of RC&D, a fundedona cost sharing twv'is iinicnt to the students, such as fl Ifl g program which has been Of W per cent federal monies apartment complexes, civic initiated in Florida panhandle and 20 per cent local monie& and municipal buildings, LECANTO. Fla. — Not and also the getting back to I" Mrs. Maynard says that inand northern counties, is to Areas suggested to.-consince the days of the 1930'3 Denature' movement," d says plant creased utility rates hauc also organize the plazuung district servation programs Included an has Citrus County's supervi&.r Pearl Maynard. The Junior College Founpres.1nn caused more people to turn to into a tICM) council to design drainage, flood control, fret' canning service had ruch a dation wgts persona who are canning as a way of cutting 11w. public and implement conservation recreation with a water related hoom. interest,xt In continuing the xnzst. sold bills. ownei in i ui the Idea of projects, either interc'ounty Cr concept and water s pecial classes to contact Ork- wninati began canning "l'artofthe reason Is the high helping county residents intra-county. management. legislators as soon as possible, price ul food in grocery stores stretch tight her own vegetables and fruit, budgets. Representatives 1 the seven i.iynri s'y' " coumms agreed to return to could turn off her freezer and their I-Wity cointnLuions arid her electric bills." local soil conservation distncts ay• nard s mother who supervised with the RC&D proposal for the plant For 28 sears, says the CASSELBERRY—Fourdee governing lxxii to decide The firm, basically, is Department of Defense, on ment pr xurement for small service ..is good for someone electronics engaged an manufactured becoming involved in the In c., Underafederalprogramthat business, the Electronics ho&'tk,ww ha t they're fi'ac plant, has been electronic components for the set aside a anuf portion of govern- Systems Division of Maryland doing and during these riotrarn. times its awarded a $250,000 contract to awarded the contract to a lotv better Arother meeting forfurther manufacturedisturbance than having to fuI • Fdee, discussi ün on the mat ter was pr n cj nrr about Voini, on ulfarE for fenc around F'l 11+ T Should A) Wc Fifth Graders Push Legislation '. . BE jolt - s .-•. . , . - - JA( " 'CKSON VIl.l.E, Via, tAP) The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, charged with authority over the nation's navigable waterways under the Rivers and harbors Act of 1899, is trying to determine which Florida waterways are navigable. The enginecrs have issued a public appeal for anyone with documents or other Information on the past commercial use of any Florida river, stream or canal to mail the information — but not any valuable historical documents — to the district engineer at Jacksonville. The investigation is focusing on the Tampa Bay area, covering streams draining into the Gulf of Mexico (rain the Withiacoochee River to Charlotte harbor. . --- Two Segments Staged In . Navigable Waterways Studied '° with = Handed Planners I State officials said Friday that 32 per cent of workers injured on the job suffer delays in receiving benefits. Insurance companies, employers and workers them. selves may be at fault in delaying the payments but "the problein is compounded by employers and insurance carriers who fail to report accidents promptly," said J. Raster Swing, workmen's compensation bureau chief. A 1974 amendment to the workmen's compensation law requires the bureau to determine who caused the delay and to fine them up to 10 per cent of the overdue payment, Ssing said. - •11 - v '•.. - Sunday, April 37. 973-3A - ._-_— 7- • -- - The Community Chorus of Part I will be performed at Hamanities diviions of group has risen to over 70 for Dorton, Laurel Elimore and penchant for singable melodies. Seminole Community College, three o'clock on Sunday, May 4, Seminole Community College, . the performances of "Elijah." Terry harper of Sanford, Hazel under the direction of fir. Burt while Part II will be presented Seth Lippard, bass-baritone Perinchief of Lake Mary, Jane p Based on the story of the Since that time, the chorus Perinchief, will present Felix at seven-thirty o'clock on the has performed Part I of Ilan. of Philadelphia, will be Leach of Longwood, Rciky rophet Flljah the composer's ssLons for the styles of Bach Mendelssohn's dramatic evening of May 5 del's "Messiah," the Faure featured in the role of the Old Churchwell of Orlando, and and Handel and F. J. Haydn oratorio, "Elijah," in two The Seminole Community "Requiem," Gilbert and Testament prophet. Other Emory Oman of Deltona. Sally erves to dramatize by way of s segments In the sanctuary of Chorus was founded In the fall Sullivan's "Trial by Jury," and soloists for the concerts have Bowden Altamonte Springs alternating solos, ensemble the Community United of 1973 under the joint spon- a performance was gis,en this been selected from the mem- will be theoforganist, and choruses. Methodist numbers Church in soc-ship of the Adult ar1d Con. past December of the Vivaldi berstuip of the chorus. They are Mendelssohn's "Elijah" length It has of its Casselberry. has Because tinuing Education and "Gloria." Membership In the Patricia Meredith, Lewis long been popular with conce rt historically been performed as audiences throughout the She Seminole Community in . Chor ci's win ne lolng it Written English for the WNW distinct concerts. Birmingham Festival of two ir England in 1846, its perennial The public is cordially inviled popularity stems from its great to attend one or tx)th concerts. drama and Mendelssohn's Admission is free TAll.il\.sl-;I:, I-id. I Ai'i Stating May 1, (tie state ioiiuiierct' Department will penalize employers and insurance t arriers who are late in filing workmen's Classes - , Be 'Eli /oh' To Fines Imposed For Late Filing Serves 3,000 Senior Citizens No • The Senate ('oInhIvrce Committee approved unanimously Friday the measure (CS-SI3282) consolidating 10 house and Senate bills. US. District Judge (;crild Tjollat of Jacksonville has ordered Argonaut Insurance Co. to extend its malpractice coverage under the Florida Medical Association program until at least May 12. Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley has called a meeting in lalihassee May 1 for representatives of insurance companies '. hich write medical malpractice lusurance in Florida. 2 ard --- Sunday Hera W, Sanford, Ft. It Takes Money To Build Those Needed Roadways • ,, -- Sunday. April 27, Projects Usually Run Short Of Necessary Funds ; ,,..' • t' - - - There is no service charge on Travelers Checks or Money Orders You can have your present First Federal passbook account converted to a Money Management Account or open a new Money Management Account, And best of all First Federal's MonevManaaement Account is a free service. There are no monthly service charges. Simply maintain a.$300 minimum balance. The First Federal Money Management Account is a But ifs much more. Visit the New Accounts Department at any First Federal of Mid savings account Florida office, We'll be happy to explain how the Money Management Account can work for you. . . ( r: r, - , -- �-:;,: '---. - - vI.-.i.- i .t Sunday HerWd Around 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32171 Recentlywedevotedanentireol unui to Wl's Right With America, and solicited additional thoughts from our readers. Although there were a few r who called and volunteered that they were 'tmnktng' about writing to up and that we'd print their views none has arrived yet. Area ('ode 30S.322-263 I or 831.9993 Sunday, April 27. 1975--AA - I ---- Clock my dignity for a handout. I will never tower before any master nor bend to any threat. It is my heritage to stand erect, proud and unafraid; to think and act for'mvself. enjoy the benefit of my rrPAtsrrnS and it' lace the world boldly and say, this I have done, "Mi this is what it means to be an American." - WAYNE D. IJOYLE. Publisher WILLIAM D. ('IJRRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director The In the meantime, I ran across the thoughts of Dean ALlange and his views on what It meins to be an Am rican. He called it The Uncommon Man. 1 _""-~~~~' Moment i r' IVVJTUII I . Truth 1 A1f% Came In Sunday, A pril 21, 175—SA 1705 U 0 cna ut Spanish Missions Came Slow - - IN Sunday Herald, Sanford, Ft. - — From the Mailbag "Thank you for announcing our walking tour of historic buildings In Old Longwood Village on April SI. About 600 people took the tour then. "Because of the interest expressed by many who could not participate that weekend, we are planning to repeat the event on Sunday, May 18, from 1:30-5 p.m. "May 12-18 is National Historic Preservation Week, so ft seems an appropriate time to do so. Again the proceeds will go towards further preservation work on the Bradlee-Mclntyre Of BRIEF 40 By BERT COLLIER push the settlers into the witnesses t he terrible account lasted for more than an hour, r°mn. 'To an Indian of San LuLs The Herald Services Moore plotted to immobilize. of how the Carolinians came saying many, things to the they applied fire slowly from It would appear we'll continually have material 1IIL' end of the Spanish Moore home Delivery: Week, cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; I before that could and departed, leaving behind natives that they should fight morning until his death near Year. $28.40. llv Mail: In Florida same as borne delivery. All to write on (or is gripe the proper word?), so long as missions in Florida came happen, lie attacked St. "1 do not choose to be a common man. It is my "the peace of death." cc against pagans that came to sunset, and the said Indian gradually other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. the mail continues to be handled as poorly as has and painfully. Ala Augustine and loote d its t it righttobeuncommon-_jfIca. Iseekopportunity , , o First to t es tify was Juan disturb the law of God and exhorted the pagans that they In the century after the churches. Tradition says he been cited in various instance 1,1 the past. not scurlIy. I do not wish to be kept a citizen, Baptista de La Cruz, 35, /; soldier destroy the Christian provin. should kill him that as a The following is another example brown-robed Francisco de cast a statue of the Virgin into a coming in 6'-kvv '1 humbled and dulled by having the state look alter of the garrison of San Luis de ces. And that all who may die it, Christian he would go to enjoy MEXICO CITY (AP i — A dozen leftist guerrillas led by kiter form from one of our readers: Pareja walked aniong the inuddy ditch. whereupon the Sloore's Incursion, there were , 4 ,! z~I-_ nie. a "dark and pretty" wonian mna('hine.gund at least Ii ral hnali, seat of the province of the Lonflict will go to enjoy God. God while they would go to hell. Indians ar] learned their ways Queen of heaven "I have read several articles on the mail and I I rcnnc l. protected the attempts to revive the mis.sion inhn kId .t....L . AniIaehwo * ... U.S. (I-.._1 .) ,Z.W-,4,t:U having, eneaceti ma defense of "Tht' hotly of anothsr man. Is ..V.* ... J,, '.'.'4U1. . .. '"...................—....,., I..u, p,' itil 1. vt rre in an had taen h&ii 'ñ a police 4 g le 'y of and witflesses said. u • 1ng the sign of tlin0, His holy law; 15 1iomg, wa3 Mashed I readers of what happened to me. the mnIsIons spread refuge and so The letter was signed by Dorothy Pearson, to build, to fail and succeed. I refuse to barter in associate e;tor ensured Spain Spanish era were over, I legal form, be said he was in a Father Parga to stay with knives and they stuck refused Eight Polict-men were shot to death Friday during a "On Jan. 4, 1 mailed a birthday card to my sister 11 secretary of the Central Florida society for Historic centive for a dole. I prefer the challenges of life to across North Florida. At their another half century of troubled If ever there - ;as a moment of detachment sent to intercept behind, related Juan Baptista, burning splinters into the %ild chase by 3 % in Chicago. She died on Jan. 27. height they were served by rule, fi police ears and two beljcoters across tk ~ Preservation located in Longwood. the guaranteed existence; the thrill of fulfillment to N ears truth for Spain, a realization Moore's raiders at Ayubale, a choosing if need be to die with wounds but nothing could tity. T%O suspects sure captured, one of them wounded, ads more than "What a shock I got on April II when the mail was 0 friars Thank you for writing, and hopefully we'll have the stale calm of utopia. I Chead cf complete victory, that the great mission days village west of the Police said the others killed included two Auc'illa his (lock. Die he did. After a prevent hun preaching until he preachers and teachers delivered to us and that same birthday card was passersby and iiany interested spectators show up again for you who Moore organized the brutal raid were at an end, it came on June River, i bank teller. To others "1 will not trade freedom for beneficence, nor sharp fight the Spanish were died." 1-1 returned, were wounded counted more than 13,000 and your group. through the Apalachee country 9, 1705 in the Convent of San Poli ce Chief Daniel Gutierrez Sant William T. Coleman Jr. is coming on strong as "Th ey spent the night before overcome and many India ns converts, A soldier, Balthaz3r Franos told reporters the that started the process by Francisco In St. Augustine. two captives said they were membe the battle at the village of killed. Those taken captive cisco, was taken prisoner. The the new secretary of transpertation. In his first sesThe turned the Apalachee which Spanish Florida rs of the [led Brigade became of the 2.l fli of Septembe There, three high churchmen Pat-ale and at dawn the teacher were burned over slow fires, stark record continues: r Conmijiurist League, a guerrilla country into the granary of St. sion with reporters since taking office he ventured English and, down the lane of held an inquiry into the hate of the village, Fray Juan de band a thrcat ing violent revolution. "They cut off the head of Augustine and Havana. One years, the opinion that what America needs is fewer railAmerican. "They cut out his tongue and 111e young b;indits — eight men and four women events in Apalachee, hearing I'arga, preached a sermon in Father Fray Juan tie Parga," royal Spanish p!antation near 041 — atroads and airlines. eyes, cut off his ears and After the devastation of frnin the lips of survi%lin,g the Apalachec Ionguz! tilat th.- %vitne_ t:,i'ked the H;mco de Cuiercju branch shortly alter it - %vent on m U~c! Monticello worked by slaves He may be right, given the sad state of both our opened for business, !Ind Christian Indians sent KADE IN INDIA : him. They tied him to a cross - ~____,~~__ railroad and airline industry, but he is sure to stir I 1~, Witnesses said some of the robbers fired machine gun3 I honey, dried venison, salted .~h ~ -I.,,.,--I and placed burning splinters in ,'ricl f)!StOls as the - ran irmck', while new debate over a basic issue of the federal wild tmnrkt'vs, corn and hides to them s ri'niaiyied his wound_s and sd hun on (ito. Ut.'i(It' (huh: ,it I'lui' 'drS. ovtbrnincnt 'S transportation policy. On the one 'IIflIsh iarrisons and P said Balthazar Francisco But never was there a time hand. government reg ulation of transportation .~ Vague told the pagans in Spanish and hetm the missionaries could rt industries has always Ol(LANDO, Fla. H e been based on th principle tracts by May I. M'l - A% to 63 minutes and the number ing a large number of teachers . Apalachee that the Most Holy rest. God's work was never that competition among carriers promotes efare ahead for 'Iori. their high Virgin would carry him to God lie' said if the boards go ahead taken yeach teacher Iron, five "They risk losing thine, they said. Conversions (la's public schools as financial- and LISBON, Portugal i AI') icin y and the quality of service. History has n' ;iiakc o c ntractural to schools' accreditation if they with much pleasure Iron' Portugal's moderate left ,x per often superficial. Indians ly.strapped school boards plan knowing that he wou!d go to obligations there is no way iin tire first elevtons since last April's revolution they 11,- maid Tirebald, Spokesman rut back too touch on teaching proved the truth of that principle during eras of II ,.,., - 1. with a were t.lways rebelling against budget cuts and the future of Has Struck 0 holy glory." !arilide victory today ovj the Communist can eliminate .,-,-programs," Theobald said. enjoy His the positions for the Da'. unIy vigorous competition for transportation markets. part). 5) tire routine of forced labor and thousand_s of teachers is left ilbytht'Socfali,s ts in afterwards. , e three moderate th ''fl could have a disastrous pa tim, said n.,1ler counties rties won 70 in answer to a question from one County They called another witiss, On the other hand, in recent years we have the tribute of corn. They were limbo. per cent of the votes cast on Friday f or f "They are caukht v metnibers of a conin a bind of oarticularlv hard hit because affect when pupils from those CimmnfssInner about the vague and arnbigiou. Don Francisco de Fuentes, 37, always 5CCII some major railroads and airlines reach th e slipping away into the The "Bicentena) Fever" has finally hit me. stitutionI ilsseniibly, The boards, hit by inflation not knowing until the legia- tiy lack he flexibility of bar- schools try to go to college." recently-released Grand Jury report. County soldier of the garrison, lie had woods to resume their old ways which has sent the cost of sup- tutu acts Yep, I'm so lull of the Spirit of '76 that Jack brink of bankruptcy, or go over th e brink, because The Commu nist front, a dominant force in the nation in early June ju.st / Attorney Torn Freeman looked at the gone on a search mlss1on (or reporter . & _ free of the threat of heil tire, V since the rniliLary overthrew if*, plies and utilities skyrocketing, what the funding is and at the they cannot survive under the competitive con. Horner swears I'm just pure red, white and blue. I old right;st regime, was "Yes declared Corn. in attendance, and • Fray Manuel de Mendoza, a He's right. Those colors come from resting a poor third with about 13 per cent of the vote. Soon the English and their are preparing for the possibility same havim ditions which th e government's regulatory mnLssioner. Grand Jury reports are li ke that. priest of Patale. who was Indian allies began to raid the that the legislature will go :nitments by May 1," agencies are creating. BecauEe it is in th e public my back sides on this swivel chair so much this With tallies from 80 per cent of the precincts, the Ferrell I They'll con!use you. Just like L!te newspapers. missing. mission villages for slaves and along with Gov. Iteubin Ask- said. week that I'm bruised. .Sali " I, . ocmsts, 11w Centrist Popular Democrats and the Center 11 interest for adequate transportation service to be They'll write things all day long that are corn• ' cattle. Finally a force under cw's proposal to ut the "Bicentennial Fever” bit me Last .' - ial l)eInio rat ird 125 assembly seals to the Coln. ''They discovered lie added that most boards him pletely incoherent and make no sense at all.' provided, the government has felt an obligation to fornmier Guy. James Moore of funding to localeducation reduce state week In Ohio while watching the City of Camniuunist front's 3. by are playing it very cautious in beneath a Fragment of mud I ,' —Bill Bellevllle bail out failing railroads and airlines with direct South Carolina c-anne pouring almost two per cent, bridge put its best patriotic foot forward jna twoorder not to over-extend themwall," recited the deponent. don like a horde of vandals. how parade. financial aid or special regulatory concessions. _____ Aske, vowing to avoid new selves. "Half his body was burned to It Inthewho'dolthoughtltdepartment: Schoo' Wkn they left, the Apalachee taxes during the economic climax was a replay of the battle of Th e administration has been moving in th e ___________ ashes and the beads of the "We estimate that the jobs of Supt. Bud Layer grows unbelievably beautiful mission chain was in ashes, the sluiip, is proporing that the about 10,000 teachers statewide Lexington aid Concord by high school students ____ direction of a new policy of deregulation which rosary around his neck were ro se s. He even gave a batch to his secretary, Pat ORLANDO A special, United States Congress. Indian tribes scattered or en- .tate supply 026.9 million for are from the Central Ohio area. charred. A crucifix which he would give trans porta tion firms more leeway in OTTAWA tAPi in doubt at the nuomnent," "Aviation Day" will Canadian Fisheries Minister Romeo Warren, during National Secretary's Week. be held at Winter Park inventor slaved, Then to (op it off, I spy a copy of last week's • kindergarten through 12th said it-Blanc Cecil always carried was almost Ellis Berger, assistant says a reciprocal fishing agreement with t he di- the monthly meeting of the F. Guilick,son, a adapting their levels of service and rates to th e U.S. News and Wonder who tends those magnificent four or five Moore was driven by an grade education next World Report will, a detailed former Navy entirely melted and the father United States ha, been extended for another year. as rector of communications for Central Florida Inventor's pilot, will he on loot stemmed roses. Sources say it Is Layer's realities of the marketplace, rather than hewing to obsession that the continent opposed to $928.3 millionyear hand account of the "Shot Heard Round th World." for the the Florida Education Associ- Club, at was so burned that when they Thearecmnentcnabks Fishermen from each 9:29 wife, but country to a.m., Saturday, demonstrate Layer the often articicial dictates of regulatory agencies. one of lays claim his to plan ng ti them. newest must be England's and turrent school year. it was history that must rank at the top of ation. went to carry turn off he fell into Fish in certain regions of the other jiation's seas, May 31, at the Loc Haven Art inventions, and one which Will —Ed Pricketi England's alone. He was one of What is disturbing about Mr. Coleman's approach your reading list. Seriously, b the time I " = Carey Ferrell, assistant dipowder." Fishermen may fish in the areas for anyt hing other than T h e 3 b ,000- rn e m b e r Center auditorium, 2416 N. also provide some enWinter Springs firemen no longer have to finished the story I could hear the shouts of the the first American ex- rector of the Florida Division of classroom teachers' UfllOfl Mills is that it does not square with this effort to reduce • clartus, scallops, crab, shrimp, lobster or herring. Off Ave., Orlando. tertainrnent for the meeting. It I Witness after v' itnes.s retold sleep on springs when pulling night duty at the British and the gunfire of the Minutemen as well pans'onists, fearful that t.be Vablic Schools, said the local predicts that a cut in the the role of government in the transporta limits are salmon, except on a portion of the West Coast, Guest speakers include is a cassette that is inserted into the chilling story. But these Spanish in Florida and the Wards new fire station, City Council learned this week. tion as the hoofs of Paul Revere's horse. \:.c• have a problem because number and tuna, except for a limit of 500 tons south of Cape Cod , market. 14 of teachers could result Texas-born Frank Baugh, an organ, automatically accounts were only details French In Louisiana I guess I'm an old softie when It comes would join they are required by law to act in Mattresses have been purchased for the ' ' Mass. He env isions the government as the architect iscipline problems as the publisher of the Florida lighting up each key, according wi to encircle in a th the colonies and on renewing teachers' con- size of broad picture of ruin firemen's cots and volunteers who take turns America. That story always gets me choked up '' I, / I. of the mergers and consolidations he has in mind, and I have an classes increases and Aviation Journal. Frank played to the sequence of that par- Moore and his men had cut a idea I'm not alone. sleeping at the fire station can now get a goodd that in turn would increase the halfback on the Texas Western ticular tune, thus allowing path of desolation through Financial assistance to ailing carriers would be night's sleep providing, of course, there are no Adding to my Spirit of '76 was Homer who crime rate, football team and received his anyone to easily learn how to Middle Florida. One after offered by the government to carriers that are came fire alarms to interrupttheir slumbers. to ca indmeabout U Bic tei,d "They want to spend more degree in Industrial design play this instrument, another, the vi!lages and Jamboree at the Civic Center Saturday night. willing to combine with oth eri to provide services The Irrespresslble Glenn Turner, exmoney ea prisons," Berger from Lamar University. Gullickson says that an 86missions were captured or deNow that's a program that ,1li stir UP that correspond with some goal that the governmillionaire who has had his tnubles with the ".13uL if the)' would Put the Graduate work in design and year-old man was able to play a stroyed. Five towns surrenanybody's patriotism. I don't know what It is, but federal government, speaking at the Lyman ment would lay down. What would seem to emerge money into the schools they electrical engineering followed fairly complicated piece on his dered unconditionally. Hunbeingabletosing "It'aaGrand Old Flag" or High School DECA banquet this week quipped, say would tackle the problem at its at is an industry that is still government-regulated, APRIL 30 APRIL 24, 25 and 27 MAY 24 UCLA and Southern first attempt at playing an dreds of Indians and many Regular me'tIng, Sanford the Pledge of Alligence to the music of a high "When you are poor, the middle claw wants to source. Many people In prisons California. After emliloyment organ! but which is government-subsidized as well. Registration for Intermediate Ddflary Players Mf "I think I could almost soldiers were killed, as well as Inc., VFW Post 10108, 8 p.m. school band has to rank with World Series take advantage of you; when you are middle Mtamente Springs Players today are there because they as an industri al designer, Red Cros s Sw im ming present Class, present, "Caught In The he teach a chimpanzee how to play priests. The raiders took 325 "Adventure on Patch Let Us Be Proud, My Children, The main objection to the use of federal funds baseball and the hot (log. class, the rich take advantage of you; and when hind inadequate education," served as a 29 pilot in Korea, t Viltian's Web" at the DeBarRegistration for American organ with this device," men and more than a thous3r,j to bail out failing transportation companies is that Anyway, after visiting Ohio, reading the you are rich the politicians stick out their hand y Red Cross Beginning Swim- or American Red T"he Florida United Services with later duty with SAC Cecil says. Cross, Fern p.m., and Sunday, Co Community Center, 8 p.m. 2:30 and p.m. ' %ornen and children as slaves. Uncle Sam is then rewarding failure at the expense 011r,t of the Lexington-Concord battle and say Put something in it or i'ii pass a law mners dat'. Contact Jackie Park. Association, a protessional or- (Strategic Air Command). Sunday, 3 'p.m. hearing Homer ta lk against you' about the Bicentennial Caolo, Water Safety instructor MAY of well-managed, successful companies. Mergers ganization which represents MAY 2 After the service Baugh did To The Edi Jamboree, I made it a point to plan on going to in Sanford or Central Florida APRIL 25.27 27. 000 teachers, said some design work on the DC-8 while and consolidations are a common phenomenon in a Voter registration drive Loyalty Day observance at —Jan' Cassel berry the Civic Center and try my lick at a few old. Editor, The Herald: Altamonte Springs Players Chapter ARC, Fern Park. free marketplace, but they occur voluntarily. Some sponsored by Political Science boards may be using the employed by Douglas Aircraft should command your ftill attention, as did the ". I 0-11 VFW Post 10108, 1:30 p m One day recently Circuit Cour. Judge fashi oned American-type songs. Open letter to Seminole County School Board new schools. A. J. Under 25 present "Adventure on Patch &ritical financial situation to .., Union FTU for all Seminole Corp., businesses deserve to fail , and there are always and later worked on the Awards fi to APRIL 29 SR-22's Hoeemann Jr. sent a criminal trial Jury on a "Voice of HOITIZ tells mc that he gures that in view of and School Administrators: Street," 8 p.m., Friday and panic' teachers' prior to Aero-Space Program at Cape The Board's dlscuasfea of these needs and residents not currently competitors ready to fill the gap if there is a Democracy" winners Cancelled , "break" whiie the Tuskawilla Middle School Rejected court took up other matters In Citizens of Seminole County have much to be possible solution in the next fiscal year, at the Saturday and Sunday, 2:30 p.m. the problems of Watergate, Americaps should rolls, Oviedo Ci ty Hall, 10 a.m, collective bargaining elections Kennedy' and did additional 'rA, 7:30 p.m. Election of E.Z. Payments Quotes the courtroom. market fer the same goods or services that the Registration for Adult Red to s p.m. want to enjoy having a Bicentennial. next month, Proud of in our public sdm! system. The Aprfl 23,1975 board meeting, Is GREAT! Plum graduate work at Kansas Art officers. APRIL 27 'IU failing company was trying to provide. population baliff will take you on a tour of your new Cross Swimming classes, explosion of 1968 forced the county follow through on your plans, and do another co "We get kicked around as the bad guys so Barred by law from operating Insti tute and Rollins Coll ege. Deltona Young at Hearts Club 322-0285 831-9774 ur thouse if you wish," Hosemann told the ntact Jackie Caolo, Sanford MAY co Applying that principle to transportation much that remembering what started it all into a giant building program. Taxpayers were GREAT Job and meet the needs in the new Senior Citizens History Tour lie now heads his own in. with dance party, Bike-adeficits, school as th boards the)' left the ou (or Kidney jury box. "It's a nice * asked to provide additional tax dollars for fin- program. school Jurors services may be difficult when the government has shouldbeashotLfl the arm to everyone," be said, mediate 0 p.m., Deltona to Sebring Park for tour of or American Red Cross, Fern dustrial design firm and will courthouse but It's obsolete," Community Center to benefit Transplant Lab at Florida around Bob Lloyd. and future education.,! needs. 2417 S. French Ave. assumed the responsibility to regulate tranI couldn't agree more with that statement. Cypress Swamp. Stop at Donald Park. Lets not get caught up in expanding or the state have been address the club on "tile Hospital spored nso by Optimist making emergency plans Central Florida Zoo. RefreshDuck Plant and U.S. of Sanford, Fla. 3771 A commitment was made to mce'. the refurnishing new facilities until we take a close Bo, it's hard to pin dosn those [)uhlic So when Seminole High's band tunes up for Seminole County' ('ampers sportation "for the public convenience and for relationship of the industrial Clubs. 7-il a.m., City Parking the 1975-76 school ments. For tickets contact Greg Yesterday s'ear. ec,s when the pinning is boirig 'i'ne h "The Star Spangled Banner", I hope everyone educational needs of the new citizens of Seminole look at ALL, OLDER SCHOOLS, Museum. Bag lunch annual meeting, 7:30 p.m., designer to the inventor:' necessity." However, ii remains the 3urest route to lot Sanford and return (45 ml) O'Connell, 646 Logan Court, optional. Leave at 8 a.m. other public officiab. INSURANCE AGENCY around will be at the Civic Center to help sing County. In the last seven years we have conFirst Federal of Seminole, First —Pinellas County has dergeWilli Chicagoan Bill Grace, owner or Orlando Sports Stadium to ,,1.,,, [)eitona. Open to residents of IløI,,rn ht' *lv ('Ii SA,iru Street SlflVilrri the goal of efficient and eccnornical transportation structed !6 new schools in 'It ..t,tC.... order Sanford City Conmmissic,ner to provide Editor, The Herald: downthe doors Jidlan Skn.strom I "u" Ui U141&iIdL LiU%.L[UUICS in IIUIIIUHt4 'W I " "-1 Sanford and return (45 ml.) Seminole and Volusia. service, which is what the federal government quality education. The design, the construction, article by in a logical questioning attack, was slu McPherson or I am writing in reference Doris roommi Rogers for tj an teachers and about 200 Orlando, has been in Orlando lake Brantley Band Boosters The Sanford Naval Academy's Marine color and the appearance should be trying to encourage. MonroeWilsou Elementary information, of the new buildings can be MAY 5.7 hemming Seminole Commission Chairman Sid David Poling entitled: "Media Magic other personnel, board for 15 years now, and holds meets at 7 p.m. and of Bap. guard will add to the "Spirit of '76" with the viewed with School prc-school roundup for much pride. Quality education can tists," which was publisned Monday, %lhlen into having to make a flat statement. The Happy Senior Citizens patents general meeting April 21. Advanced on 10 inventions, Bill is at 8 p.m. Registration for presentation of Old Glory while SHS finest be attained in these new modern —Orange Count)' tentatively airborne kindergarten and first grade, 10 trip to Ft. Lauderdale and But, all credit to VihIen, he handled himself facilities with I sin a spirit-filled Christian and i almost every week, war a little Cross SwimElection of officers, annual Club Beginners Red musicians do an unusual number to assist. Ilk.' a professional public official, agrccing and ice show. Contact Mrs. Frank has plans to eliminate 340 am. to noon, at Wilson School their new equipment and new ftmndturc, aggravated by the statenitjfl: 'The airways reports and piloting plans for his Skymaster, twin Class toatact Jackie awards , ming Then will come the speeches and such that Since the growth of our county has leveled off, building Steudle r Mrs. Elenor stop,, ondary school teaching P(i" engine Cessna off, agreeing and easing off. filled with a wild First Jumble of services, preachers, easing which he keeps Caolo, Sanford, or American banguet. always are part Of chest-beating programs. But to Casselberry. lions in the (all and postpone at nearby Herndon Airport Stenstrorn's attack, which was proving we have reached the end of our mad scramble healers, phonies, Bible lessons and M1111111 28 Red Cross, Fern Park. for MAY 2 then why not? Seems tome we have a lot to beat for new schools. This will give us a chance to look renewing the contracts of 1,012 6 prophets." I have a suggestion your columnists worthIes., to get information,,vas curtailed by business flights throughout the Nim unrolling Clothing ('t)n cur collective chests about. Registration for Rd Cross Glaucoma eye tests free to first and second year teachers. southeast to areas that have been n glected during our Canadians will bask ui Jdegree temperatures in a hot day cur Moore. should not write about thlnqs that so obviously Sanford Mayor Lt'c oo. Altamonte-Casselberry 'i and other parts ot the strut'Iion ('lass, Term Ill, public, 10a.m. to) p.m. DeBary life Saving and Water Safety all where else in the world can a small crisis, next sunLmer.and when wWer comes, they won't have to worry Moore told Sienstrom that Vthlen had skirted they have no knowledge about. —Palm Beach has eliminated United States. (The Skymaster Setiumnole Junior College. Call Community Center, Shell Road. Instructor Classes, contact 0mhet of Commerce km. town hold a public gathering and talk about how about radiators freezing up unless the thermometer dross all IV Schoo! Board and the Admimtraters are I believe ignorance should stay out of the around all the questions, and a,skewj Steristroll,if SJ(' for information. the country was founded without fear by Jackie Caolo, Sanford, or cheon, noon, Holiday Ian. 14 117 nori-tcachin and CO teach. has been inodilied for nightArrangements made ki of to be commended on their present the way to zero. With some understandable public confusion, newspaper especially ignorance as serious as he wouldn't like to work on County nty Co. rn 4 M. Call (.harnber for ing positions. It has also re- fighter duty' in the Viet Nam somebody kicking in a door or saying no-no, Civic Ass'mcintior American fled Cross, Fern and acknowledgement and consideration of needed ('.armada is changing to the Celsius temperature scale as part of a missioner Mike 1Iattaay br a while. Idylwilde School skating [).11ary this. reservations. That's how you get "Bicentennial Fever." duced instructional television conflict.) party, Melodee Skating Rink, through Marlando Club of Park. repairs and equipment for the older schools long-range switch to the metric system. S(nstronm declined the ifib itiAliolI. While in his native city of MAY 10 Have a nice Sunday, and radio programming and cut Orlando. Thirty-five degrees Centigrade on the Celsius scale is the Your d&overy of such need,, in the older schools 6:30-8:30 p.m. MAY 3 Mrs. Nikki — Mik Mi c k wrg Sd. thid school Chicago, Bill attended the unvall Rummage and Bake Sale to its contingency arid 'cjrtes o: our more familiar Fahrenheit ther4 Installation of VFW Post 1018 benefit Illinois Institute of Technology Cub Pack 508, 9a.m. to 4 resorve bU(Ie(S. Sanford Homemakers, 1:30 APRIL ZS3O 11 mometers. Water freezes ei zero Centigrade and boils at 100, I and Auxiliary officers, 8 p.m., p.m., old U.S. Bank, and has a degree in dectronics. GEL) test for high school Sanford p.m. at home of Mrs. C. E. Instead of the span between 32 arid 212 Fahrenheit. Parents and students in Or. He was employed by Motorola. Plaza equivalency diploma, Seminole Sanford post home. Hunter, Narcissus Avenue. Pere In our country we have been -reluctant to embrace the i ange County staged protests Four years of Navy duty' inJunior College. Anyone 18 or metric system even though we know it's comhig. U those hardy Following the announcement of eluded a tour at the Great over meeting prerequisites of Canadians can take 35-degree sun baths, why can't we' WN 'abudget cuts proposed by Supt. Lakes Naval Base as an in. History, civics and __ . Linton Deck Jr. structor in Naval Electronics. ~1, ~) ______ ~ ~ Americanism vs. Communism ~ Uec'k has warned the board He is a member of the IREE ________ by April l8 may take test. A free _______________________________ ________ WASHINGTON The former Greek military strongman George Papadopoulos and deputy the f aces a $12 million deficit for and is a Colonel in the Con. ________________________ preparatory program covered U.S. Government, but estimate the political dealing; APr!IL2'.l7$ they share the legislators dictatorship plotted to kidnap a prominent Greek Pent' j Kilufmann, o.nar, 1975-76 and has proposed in. federate Air Force, an KYP chief Michael Roufogalis planned the congressional reaction to be fierce." in study centers throughout the ROAD ADMISSIONS COUNTRY CLUB I distrust of reform. Donna Sue tiOurquardez Lb exile irom the streets of Washington and to creasing class periods front 55 organization authorized by the kidnaping. flIOrd county. There is no indication In the file whether any Monroe Their past membership also entitles them it) smuggle him by plane or submarine to Athens. Mary iOInflr A,.'eI Elitabeth Hart, Ov'eio There was an exchange of hush-hush cables U.S. agency actually approved the kidnaping. but'onhole legislators directly on th Lemmle Bellamy I -_ - ___ The plotters were confident, according to e Senate and 0110a W Dowdy, Pi(hmond V A however, the KYP _ — was j witi, the Greek military mission in Washington. tePnyCnciy known to work closely House floors, unless they have special interest in BIRTHS secret, coded cables, that they could "rely on the SB01~1_ i 1:OA,lrcl W Dt-iiicrite Sanford As laid out in the coded cables, Athens was %½ith the CIA, whici reputedly gave financial a specific bill being debated, They cooperation of the various agencies of the U.S. are admitted, PO'lta Hc'li:claw Mr ano AA to Herbert (Joanni its Greek counterpart. prepared to dispatch a special team to the United support too, to the "elusive dining areas where the Mtoni,, ( Howard ' Government." t.seel, a boy I vR M The Junta's files show that the kidnap Idea members eat. ~AE, States to carry out the actual kidnaping. The harry lee Jr. 11~ ~60 1 Mr and Mn Terry (Mar,li,, Sue) The victim, Ella,, Demetracopoulos, was Ruth H Oneai A COMPLETE SERVICE FOR was dropped in 1972, apparently because of military mission helped plan the next moves, Glmore, a toy One who was cast out of Congress by th e supposed to be taken to Athens and delivered to Pnt' Denise 1honell Mr and Mrs Glen R. (Doiva S liemetracepoulos' strong One scheme called for Demetracopoulos to be Congress, 00 the KYP, the Greek equivalent of the CIA. friendships in voters last November but who is still hanging I emuel Carpent,'r, Oe'Bary flOuruarciei, a girl, Lai- Monroe uhy t r Irmint, D'O,iry driven by car to New York City and to he $36S According to the secret records of the Greek DISCHARGES aircund Capitol 11111 Is es-Rep Dan Kurkendall, !CPr) J (,ir,'.q 0.- Ii.'r • Footnote: The Greek emhasv. which ii T..n II-- - ---,I_•_ ,f!t _t_____ I u-h,cp,i ti, Atlu,n, ,kr,.,rrI .n •I A J f..... V ii..L.. AC Anlnil 1 ________ - - -- "That's more than three months for delivery. My, who is sleeping at the Post Office?" . . I 111 Transnart . . •• - - ._..._ - .... - ..• ...... . •.. ...... . I Guerrillas Machine Gun 11 - To Death In Bank Holdup e____ -- . •-• '..*,.'. • .,,_ .... .- . ...- ..-. Crossro - - J GLENN McCASLAND Spirit REPORTERS NOTEBOOK , O Those Schools Face 'I ean Times . _ 76 Finally . Po ugal's Moderate Left Wins . Reports '' . - 2 - - - .=- .• .. /„7 : Slated May 9 " Canada-U.S. Fishing Extended - _____ ____ _____ . - _______ ___ - . - _______ _______ _______ _____ ____ ______ ' . . - CALENDAR ____ - Letters to r LOW AUTO RATES ' - - - - - • - ''' Metric Step - ,,. - S JACK ANDERSON The Plot To Snatch De etraco BERRY'S WORLD - _ , HOSPITAL NOTES - • L - - 4tO -, "A T K Ofi ,_.,,. '- ' ' ,........ - -, - 0 N MERA GNS~ G1 046\C'~' - �- nd nlc 41F1 'AI!II. nday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sundav, Atwil 711,)ML-11 A Legendary Kinj OPI.OUSPU::I. I rneci Yva Not To Tell Gurney About Funds Job TAMPA, Fla. i APi — When W illiams, 30. a convkted fel. The government alleges that mc, l,n glad to have you 1968 campaign treasurer. about a week later "they want- never meeting Williams' ocra- right with another Inmate who his duties as Funt! raiser For On and the prosecution's key the plot was hatched at a Jan. aboard. I know you'll do a good "I was told for the first time ed me to control the money, i sional glance at the defense called him "a snitch," and his former Sen. Edward Gurney Witness, began testifying Fri. 19. 1971, meeting in Gurney's job." in detail by Mr. Crittenden that would raise it," attorney filed to get his sentable. were explained to him, Larry day in the nine-week-old tribe. Winter Park home when fund Over the next several weeks, 1 would travel with the senator Then Crittenden directed him in tence shaved from one-year. Williams spent five months Williams says, he was told to ry-conspiracy trial of Gurney raising was discussed and %VilWilliams said, Crittenden ex- in Florida ... continue to set up not to tell Gurney, he said. ex- Jail under a plea arrangement keep no records, take only cash and four codefendants, liam' was lured. plained the role as fund raiser, free air transportation for him, plalning thatGurney eventually with the government after 1t was pretty tough condiand not tell Gurney about it. Gurne. ex-aides James Gurney has stated he did not told him to contact FHA offi- make contact with all three would know. "Bu pleading guilty to charges of attion.s out there, especially with they never Wdhams said the one-time Groot and Joseph Bastlen and know until Jufle 1972 that %Vml- cers and delarcd: "At this FDA directors in the state and wanted it to come from me," tempted income tax evasion everybody with bush axes," * Republican senator from Flori- furtHer federal housing adniin- hams was raising funds for time the senator is not to know move immediately to start Williams testified. and of aiding in it bribe in con- Williams said. da personally hired him in mid- istration officials K. Wayne him. about the money being raised." raising money." He said the money was go nection with the funds he col. to January 1971. But it was Earl Swigcr and Ralph Koont, are Williams told the jury he re Williams said that the day Williams said he was further into a safety deposit box at Corn lected for Gurney. Williams said he worked for M. "Duke" ('rittonden, a close charged with conspiracy to ceived a telephone call frorn after the phone call he met with instructed that no records Bank at Winter ['ark and he 1k told the jury he served his the GOP in 1968-70 while Cr11Gurney associate and top statc raise an $233,0DO illegal slush Gurney in mid-January 1971. Crittenden, former, state GOP should be kept of the money and was to keep Anderson and sentence at Eglin Air Force tenden was at the helm. When k vwnnu. 'i.. wolt'nrn4 ..t tt*t$ .M. s' .ird in ehairtuan and hanker George that it should be raised in cash. Crittenden informed of the Base where he helped clear a Crittenden was defeated he aswho outlined the luni raising trig Gurney's influence in get c;;ploymcnt. He said thce's a rcr:;r., a (u he IprnpI sources solicited nine-hole golf course. 'mred him a Jnh with ting favored F1IA treatment. job, Williams said. lai ge job we have to do. He told finance chairman and Curr,y'.c tram cri:temukrj t;u'flcy sat cxpresienje and inderson he said, h :at into a he ... ...-, , State Pa Firm For Br dge Pi ings r A_&.. L ' it I TAI.I.AIIASSEE, Fla .(AP) A construction company sued by the Department of Transportation in a hassle over bridge pilings that exploded Ir; Ix-vii a .irtictl 3957,795 b the Cousineau i11B361 passed 76- who studied the c'ce for three was a bill 1113581) that would '.aid. j. The [louse passed 91-3 a bill years concluded that Daniels have provided $15,000 to Eula -as probably (rained on the M. Jones for the death of her pronding $50,000 to 11B469) Killed 50-37 was a bill rape charge. son, flannie Charles Hyatt, who Connie Baker and her daughter, llI3I providing Raker is the % SaI'rina .Is pt t'nr at Uaifrrd. t'tbo to Pearl Eisen. lt'j) l(it'har Langley. Rep. Robert Johnson, It. widow of Trooper Claud Baker, trager foi the long hospi- (lermont, said the state had no &irasota, told the House that '1'ho was slain in £973 when he The House, considering 15 taliz.ation of her son, Jesse obligation to Mrs. Elsentrager. Hyatt died several hours alter stopped a car occupied by lienclaim bills Friday, also ap-. Daniels.1k said she had tried unsucdrinking a cop of boiling coffee rv Payne, an escapee from a proved 1*0(X) compensation to Daniels was awarded $'75(XX) cl!Ssfull) to commit her son t).- on if bet or a dare. prison work-release program. fore the rape charge was filed, an inmate who lost an eye while compensation last year f'w 1 can't see beriefitting the .. -.- rem . , ". rr -.... _________ ________________________ Legendary British king Round Tqble member Cosor More facilie Tantalizes 16 Dinner course 17 ugh mountain 18 Sea eagle (var I -jfC Lords lab) lie en"yed a good tilting _ Far oil Icomb form) 45 Presidentia l nickname 43 Woouv 51 was hi COurt wzard 54 PI 55 Dodgeei 56 Mounts foi ris knights 57 Mongolian hosdesmen EIJ - - - - — numb, 2 4 5 • LI A IçA : I. N N 22 Citrus trust 23 Time ci year 2 4 Natural aptitude 25 Culmination 26 S neer lCoi 27 lizard (Comb form 29 Form of address to, him 30 Individuals 31 Arboc.'ai hcqre 6 I T iT _____ ____ 40 That as (,ti) 41 Palm leaves (var p 42 Rave Poker stake Man C C,?'.i 47 Concludes 49 Malt brew 50 Masculine nickname 52 Uncle Tom's friend 53 1 ? fijerit 10 Il l 14 - 15 —16 r - 1' - 2 u— 9 ' 4 21 -19 SIMON wonuNJ": Jill.. - Lady' En*loys Lif e j42 7W4 '-3 Tally try — 155 f - St udent Care' 11 lII.IINH:l iii.iu-: USHI. For Sunday, April 27, 1975 ARIES(March 21-April 19) You'll be lucky in dealings with restlgious or influential people. They'll take a serious interest in your present activltles. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You will gain something of material value through an unusual channel. It could be the result of a forgotten kindness you did In the past. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Agreements you enter into today will prove to be beneficial for all parties. They will also be of a lasting nature. Escape Bid - Gets Man 75 Years ' UNIFORMS f)O li USt Wa t - 9 1 ' K 1,1 ,i APR1, R 9 Ci Seeks Line We iA- .' -1 EN _V7 That Isn't There 'I Ho,, They Voted SPECIAL! ne EACH /1sf Coffee Makers? - MADAME KATHERINE PALMIST ______ 12 stuart 831-4405 The Herald . -- HOROSCOPE — ByBERMCE BEDEOSOL LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Members of both sexes will find You pleasant company totla)'. They'll want to share In the limelight you occupy when around others. VIRGO Aug. 73-Sept. 22) A business matter with family I evertone• that has been diffLcult to resolve will be coneluded in a surprising, profitable manner. I.IBPA iSept. 23-Oct. 73) A situation is going to arise where you'll profit from your position as a mediator. S'ORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) The ncxt Few days larger profits than usual can be made through your business dealings. You it,must be sharp and attentive to gain the advantage, For Monday, April 28, 1975 ARIES (March 21-.'.prl! 19) Be careful not to make some nasty remarks to one you're fond of Just becau3e you're temporarily annoyed with her. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be sensible about your businiew dealings today or you'll wind up paying far more for something than it's worth. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your energies are not in h8j mony with your ambitions. A goal that could be reached now won't be. You're not willing to pay the price. CANCER tJune 21-July ) to will have he Underlings treated with kid gloves today if you expect them to comply with your wishes. Be very tactful, FIND Hodge Podge "B" LEO (July 23-is . 22) This will not be a very productive day for you. Responsibilities will be neglected for more pleasurable pursuits, vmo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Domestic pressures will be a bit heavier today than usual because of external Influences. Don't let it shake you. This will soon psss. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Face up to your own mistakes today. If you're in error, don't look around for scapegoats. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be careful that something potentially profitable doesn't slip away because of the reckless manner In which it's handled. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 73-Dec. 21) Instead of sticking to the course you've set. you'll let another talk you into her lesseffective way. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. 19) Don't do an'thIng now based upon niotiveti not up to your highest standards. It could create a lingering problem. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You're not apt to be as careful as you should be today in managing resources. Some loss is likely from foolishness on your part. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) It's not the time to ease up on your objectives. Don't impede your own progress. YOUR BIRTHDAY April28, 1375 A great amount of your attention this year will be centered upon commercial enterprises. If your selection of associates is wise, gains are likely. Black & While RUENTEV17bACCHANTIHB NI(GiI(I LETNAIICCABE 0 C L),HD tJ 0 R H B B H M A H WHILE SUPPLY LASTS _ .* 1II•OUOI.IILUDGESM I (IG I H ALUMINUM SHEETS - (June 31-July Conditions having a favorable effect on your work or career are shaping up. Be alert for opportunities that may come through people you'll meet. I' SEEK & -- - Seiving... 3AGITrARU1S (Nov. 73-Dec. 21) Don't turn down any in. vitatlons at this time. You're likely to make some very km. portant social contacts in places you'd least expect to. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan 19) There Is some action taking place that Involves you, though you're not aware of It. When results are known, they'll prove quite beneficial AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You're in your element If participating in soaie form of CANCER J DEAN'S CAREER APPAREL - -- HOROSCOPE _____ - J26 p MeSSag Really n he works hard. In the past year he seems to have changed. He doesn't talk and may still be producing as much and he starts crvine lo-oø r,nrn,,nt, ..t for no apparent reason. When I well pit 70 y'ans of age. ask him what's wrong he says There are men who nave an he has a headache, If It is the earlier and more severe change I'd like to try and help decrease in male hormone him. We are both 50. production, often associated We used to go on vacations with obesity, alcohol, cigarettes together and he used tohp1 and inactivity. A hormone out for supper. This has all decrease may also occur stopped, even having an affair, because of poor circulation to I make supper for him on the male sex organs from fatty. weekend.j and try to make him cholesterol deposits in the feel at home. If he conies over :erteries, just as such deposits uniptet1' he in arteries to the heart. hiding someone. For more information on Everybody says I should impotence, write to me in care leave him. But, you don't DA D ---- walk of thi. J. JYA r out on somebody who needs 1551, Radio City Station, New help and unders tanding. Please York, N.Y. 10019, and ask br tell me what to do. my report on impotence. Send a DEAR READER Men do long, self-addressed stam ped not go through a change in life envelope a nd 50 cents to cover in the same way a woman does. Casts. Menopause means stopping Many men have a depression menstruation and that IC in ,ni,1,lIn lit.. k.,t it 4., ..,st clearly out of the qutstion. causeofhormotiechanges. It Whereas women have a fairly is more often from life sudden de crease in function of situations. It is the time a man the ovaries with a sudden may begin to feel he is over the decrease in production of hill in more ways than in the female hormones, men do net. al area. The chances of Men normally have a slow, success in life or reaching his gradual decrease in the amount goals may he slipPIng away of male hormone production from him. The concept of being young begins to be replaced ----- with thoughts of growing old. These psychological reactions are sometimes labeled as a — change In life, but that Is misleading, What these Individuals need is psychological help, not hormones. The same can be. said for women. Many a woman in group activity. A good day to mIddle life has symptoms of champion worthwhile causes. anxiety or depression and gets PISCES (Feb. 2i)-March 20) treated for menopause The next few days substantial, problems when she really needs profitable progress can be help In the emotional aspects of mnade In your work or career, her Ufe. Maks thLs your No. 1 priority. Your man sounds as if he is having a depression. Crying YOUR BIRTHDAY episodes, with or without a April 27, 1V7& headache, In a man are a red Be on the lookout this year for flag of a depression. Loss of unusual business opportunities. interest in sex is a common One proposal In particular will symptom of depression. Being have exceptional merit if you suspicious is part of the picture, are alert enough to latch on it it. too. - I Tallahassee 'IIIhe Lamb - ,, Ile And Sex pIOINI V ______ - 3 OPEN DAILY 9 SUN 10-7 - -- 1 SALE PRICES GOOD IHRU WEONESDAY Depression By Lawrence E Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB Do men IC VAjNJ go through the change of life? 3 A Aftf A1 vj' u a s My husband died five years ago IJi N I![! and I have been going with a 12 Very (F, ) 37 Penet,at,s man for four years. You 19 flight tab) 38 -811 01 couldn't askfora better person. 21 Ws!rn canto Lancelo's CflClO$U, armor He doesn't drink or smoke and -- irs 5P I LI DOWN Classify 1 Thingsdone Motive 2 Stagger Damsels '3 Snare name 4 Excalbu, was Put 5 'Ow sword Lament 5 tJtl'ty N~Vi Become, 6 Take umbrage *ithered 7 Sharper Anger 8 Feminine -7" Cuiletess nickname MeCiful 9 Dev otee St Ortish money 10 Maiden of acunt II P,i notice ji S F6• ___ '-'" st ving the life of a guard in a 14 years he spent in a inental "We don't owe her anything mother ---f this pri:,oner because WV_ A bill to Lompensate the Raiford prison riot. The widow hospital alter tie was chargcd but our sympathy," Langley of his own stupidity or negli- trooper's widow died in the of it Florida Highway Patrol with rape and ruled in- said, gcnct' in trying to drink a CUP of Senate calendar during the 1974 trooper slain in the ieiC of duty (ompetent. A hearing examiner Also killed, in a 441 vote, hot boiling coffee," Johnson session. was awarded $50,000. But the House dcnicd cornRecehing special awards from the Lyman High School pensatian to the mother of a EMPLOYERS Distributive Educat.fon Club at the annual employer employee man who spent 14 years in a GET AWARDS banquet were ifrom left) Scott Brannon of Farrell's; Warren state mental hospital for a rape Reed of FAd,' Foods; Don Hughes, McDonald's Feni Park; and he apparently did not commit. Ray Self, district coordinator, (Herald Photo by Jane A bill 1IB172, awarding Cass-elberryt nearly $1 million In cornpensation to Cleary Brothers Along Streets Of Mia mi Construction Co. of West Palm By The Associated Press Beach passed 69-19. Republican MIAMI AP) Lois Kaid, a Friday, April 25, 19'IS Loral vii elfare agencies have son must hac cooking (acilLeader William James of Del. 50-year-old former nurse, verified Miss Kaid's story. But lt'es The senate S ray Beach said the state's spends her nights sleeping on they say she Resolutions rejected: She has received emergency cannot qualify for treatment of the firm would Equal Rights Amendthe patio of a downtown church regular state welfare because aid from the welfare depart"make all the horror movies and her days playing solitaire she has no children and Is con- men(, and is well knc-wn at the merit. HCRU8, Dead, you've seen look Like soap operme [louse or reading under a tree in a sidered employable. She is not local branch of the Salvation as." park. Bills passed: old enough for Social Security. Army. Cleary Brothers was the con Reorganization — To 'People call me 'The Lady.' I To receive food stamps, a pertractor ith the Department of guess they're curious about 'She's quite arrogant. She's . reorganize the Health and Transportation On an Internot willing to make adjustSometimes I wonder w hat they Rehabilitative Services state 295 bridge at Jacksonville. think," she says. "There are nu?nts," says George Hubbard, Department along regional Jarnessaidthat pilings the firm some very knowledgeable a local Salvation Army spokeslines, taking the cor. APOPKA, Fla. (AP) — "We American way," said Principal At Union Park, officials said built to department specipeople men man. "The average person and women rections division out of rIIy care. We want a good Roger A. Williams as he led things were quiet Friday fol. fications exploded because of a who are like, different." can't understand the agencies IIRS and putting it into a ixl'icatior,," rays the eader of a protestors into the school as- lowing Thursday's walkout, 'hermiical reaction to St. Johns Miss Kaid has no money, no don't do things for these people. separate agency. cs. student group protesting the sembly hail for a 15-minute liver pollution. home and no Job. She does not SBI65, iias Committee, John Daniels, assistant prin possible firing of more than 1,. gripe session, "There are a Lot of women lie said the department sued receive welfare, or unemployBarron and others. To cipal, said seven protesters 000 teachers. like her. No doubt something in had Cleary , causing the firm $957,merit compensation, Social WLUjZUThS told the students to Ix.-en given 30-day suspensions, Senate. their JACKSONVILlE, Fla. Lives puts them on their Protest leader Greg Tutner write to their representatives In a few others would OUI f 10 795 in legal expenses and other curity or food stmp6. She is Constntctlon Claim — (AP) — A 20-year-old To who road. They get so fixed In what costs resulting from loss of a was one of 500 Apopka High Tallahassee. neither an alcoholic nor a days and most had received award nearly $1 (hey million tried to fool the pIson In want to do that you can't bond on job. School students who demonand her "We're all together in this," three-day suspensions. compensation to Cleary system earned himself a reach them." Cleary was vindicated strated Friday against the he said. "We want to SaVC OW' been verified by tessa, Brothers Construction Co. heft' sentence. The Orange County Classtimes in the courts, he said, Orange County School Board's teachers and do it the right She says she has lived on the of of West Palm Beach for reom Officials say Randy Association said charging that the department proposal to eliminate streets since 1970, when she way." I)epartment of Tranit was Jennings tried to escape opposed to protests by appealed the case to "protect teaching positions and delay couldn't pay her apartment were pupils. sportation treatment of from jail by posing as The students the said they bureaucracy." "They didn't renewing the contracts of 1,012 rent and was evicted. Her firm. HBlfl. James. th To ano er prisoner about to By damn about one of your first-and second-year teachers. upset )CCLU1SC It was the young. clothing and other personal be. "We feel the kids' education give a Senate. WHITTENTON be released. The attempt er teachers who were threatcitizens," James said. longings Including her nursing ACTION LINE £ it was the second major pro- cried with the loss of their jobs. will suffer enough because of failed when the guatd Itaiford inmate Lawrence Inmate claim — To license were stolen, she says. the rrcoriunenIation and we Cousineau. UNIFLAIR tt by aw high r.c.hool . asked his birthdate and who is serving a life award $20,000 to Raiford Now, she carries in a shopIt the 'ounger teachers don'tsuggestttmatltbedestroyed sentence, was —ALSO award dentslntwodayr.OnThursday, checked for the other ed $20,000 inmate Lawrence pingbag the piecesofherlife_ Postal Uniforms who can best identify with as further by disturbances," said for an eye 500 pupils at prisl)nrS tattoo, he lost when he proby Penn Garmnt Cousineau for lcxs of an eye a toothbrush in a Jar of water, a Union Park Junior and understand our problems," Landol Coker, association High School, near Orlando, When Jennings came up tected a guard during a prison In stock I suffered when he protected nail tile, a deck of cards, a 11th jader Uo Bryan. executive düector. walked out of classes. for aentencing Friday on riot. The 'bill compensating a guard during a prison newspaper, a shopping bag wi hundred were suspended when his conviction of robbery, riot.HB362. To Senate. some food, a few bobby pins and they ignored orders to return, Circuit Judge Cliff Shepard hair curlers, Trooper claim To told him\ The school board, facing a $12 ER1A, my life it has gotten award $50000 to widow of gradually S i rte rs t/1 "You tried to put to million deficit, voted earlier point," 1 Florida Highway Patrol something over on the this week to take the tentative Trooper Claud Baker, wu court, the Jury and the She says she gets a supply of action concerning teachers was slain In 1973 wher. he Jailers, so I'm going to 834.9960 food each week from "someone pending legislative aetu*i 00 ' stoppeda car you a long time to think Another Year For Approval ociedby who intercedes for meat the education funding. - block So. of Dog Tracit Rd an escapee from a prison 3ut it--75 )'earn." grocery stor e." 313 N. Hwy . I?-", Casselb.srry Ill be happy to talk with work-release program. st is-as the bathroom at a students and handle th is the stt* TALlAHASSEE, Fla. tAP) insist HB469. To Senate, that the Senate take up rested on five senators who park and, though them are no 'it's like the old Florida Ga- the eruo1Ion.l Lim first next publicly were saying they were The Governor shower facilities, says she man. tor's cry.-''aii till next year," year. "undecided" as they entered Took no action on ages to give herself a sponge lamented a sponsor Of the "1 see no need in our spending the chamber for the three-hour legislation. bath once a week, using wads of Equal Rights Amendment aster time on it if the Senate Is going debite. Only two of them voted waste paper as a wa.theloth. the Florida Senate for the to kill it," said Tucker, en ERA for the amendment, insurIng its second year In a row rejected supporter. defeat. EW the proposed addition to the ERA supporters were visibly Sens. Don Chflders and Philty U.S. Constitution. shaker, although they had en- lip Lewis, both Democrats from \l Sen. Dan Scarborough, iccd the Senate chambers with West Palm Beach, voted for Jcksonvlfle, made the footbali little hope of success despite ERA while Semis. Vernon bIbp allusion Friday alter a !47 last-minutc appeals fi,,rpassage way, Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 1)-Miami, Richard I Senate vote against ERA, from First Lady Betty Ford and Rm eck, Coral Gables, and 104 E. Commercial bringing to 10 the number Of Gov. Reubin Askew. Dial 322-5762 Wsl!iarn Zinkil, D-Hollywood, states which have rciec'ted the Jn(NV1lI "I am rather numb really," voted against it. Fla. (AP) ago for the water line and proposal this year. The city paid fur a water pipe showed it on maps. whispered Sen. Uri Wilson, 11' Solar. 3.4 of the necessary 38 Merrit along a stretch of Dunn Avenue, Island and the only When it wasn't there, Jones states ratified the ERA. woman member of Plat maps show it is there. the Senate, ffcred to pay $2,600 to have a But two states have as she choked back tears. But w'ien Dan Jones built a twe-inch pipe run to a spot passed legislation to rescind The architect w real estate office along the where there is a water line. But of the House ratification. It is up tot HOSPITALITY, WARM he ERA campaign, Rep. Elaine street and tried to connect to the city said U had lobe a i&. courts to decide if such action 15 Gordon, 1)-Miami, couldn't hold TALLAHAS3EE, Fla (Al') 11w' city water main, he ran Into inch pipe, with two fire hy. GREETINGS, AND A valid. here is the 21-17 roll call by a nightmare that may cost bock the tears. "What can I him drants, and would cost $36,000. In Florida, the House passed .say," she said as she embraced which the Florida Senate voted Jones figures tie tins two VARIETY OF Friday against ratification of the proposed amendment on a another weeping supporter. Jones paid $300 for the water choices, lie can dig his o,*,ii he 6248 vote two wetks ago. HELPFUL civic wasthedeepeMdisappolnL'cflt t Equal Rights Anwndmt'nt connection fee and permits, and deep water well or wait until to the U.S. Constitution. USEDOFFSET PRINTING PLATES House Speaker Donald Tuck* ever experienced." workers came out to dig for the more businesses are estab23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES er, 1)-Tallahassee, said he will The key For 17 INFORMATION: to passage or defeat tap-in. They searched, but lished on the street so they can Democrats for 15: Don Child couldn't find a water main to share the cost of the water urs, Dunn, Firestone, Gordon, hook itito. main. (' 1 (rat'a,i, Hair, Johnston, Julian ('utmnrilman J oe F'orshee, If he digs his well, arid other Do You Know George Stuart Lnc, Lewis,Myers, P03t4!I, who took up P u arc new mntu.',n the cudgel for businesses Later decide to pay __________ Scarborough, Spicola, Trask, Jones, said records show the for the writci' line, Jones would MARGE WILLIAMS ; Sells Vogt. 1 5 cit paid a real estate firm that Iw' assessed For his share of th3fl 1812 itepubkicans for 1: Sayler Si'rford developed the area some years pipe anyway. lndpendents foeI: Wilson. _______________________________________ IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Aal'st 21 _________________________________________ SHIRLEY COOPER Fit Between Studding, and Rafters) *349212 Democrats against 11: BarCass&berry.Wlnter Springs i s W Mass flt, 1 .aaa. ron, Brantley, W.D. Childeri. NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM Galleri, Holloway, McKay, PeEASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN " 1 Mui t#1U WFII JUOY RENEE terson, Renick, Saunders, Pat (-4i csfl.. *t ______ t'. p'.'i smj $349,217 Thomas, Z'nkil. ','r'I tu *5It fttjrnoqif Sr,rns Longr. nod au IeJI * PAST PRESENT — FUTURE CAN BE CU'I WITH SCISSORS Vea use -. Republicans against to: H1LPFUL IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING ALL APAIl Glkn, Henderson, fJ• SHIRt. FY MILLET ____ Riçu(ir *34 95 Sc tl 129 95 a • Levi i vi lerie, Mclain, Plane, •MAUIAU • LCH3wO. Fcre.t 1 ty Suns, Stolzenhurg, Tobiassi, IN PRIVACY OF MY NOME Ware. HILDA RICHMOND HOURS 11A.M. — 8 P.M. 7 DAYC Phone 043-7700 Democrat Whui paired 1ev. 1)] fill lostfafoi% of 11116164 011wo Y 3:6? 1142 7 ml South of Sanford - Nut to N iliad's tepubleaii Jon Thomas paired ___ Dona 300 N. FRENCH AVE. 1hi$MElflIftsyeeaTeA$)5.O4 Reading for $$.W agaiig. 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DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 puzzles - - 8 o, TI PLASTIC EVENFLO LIMIT TWO 40 PT NURSER BOTTLE 36 CT Li,jj DESITIU ONE .... 17 C �$A-Sund4yHerald, Setifcrd, Fl. Sunday April 21, 17$ •__________ fir W1" LIT '•.- • . -•t t 'J. 14 l' j ____ _______ ! ________ r 'i ' ________ Loft Tel Is Seminole GOP SPORTS V Sunday Herald, Sanford, II, Ford Is Disappointment Lott's guest, introduced to of politics last year, saying its until the second tape was released leaving no doubt of the those at the dinner, WLIS Peter • a dirty business. - ' -. .? :.-Sidith Huber from Munich, • "! '. "Things happening in former president's guth. j"l ________ Al TAMONTE SPRINGS — Washingtoi would drive you to lie said Ford has not really Bavaria, a Christian Social U S Rep frent Lott (R — shame," he said "When a guy dealt properly with the Union part member in W'71 \. IN s I Miss.) admitted to fellow like Gary Hart (George Congress to push his programs West German Hundestat ' I t \ campaign forward."He must be tough Smith Iluber has been with Lou part) members at Seminole Mt. Govern's Count) GOP's annual Lincoln manager 1972 This Congress is too radical, too for the past week in a In the j. --. -.-Day Dinner Friday night, "Yes presidential election) can get political. Ford should take his ranco-Germhn.Anlerlcan j • ,j, , .a.. ' j , _____ we are disappointed with elected to the United States position to the American exchange program Lott next 1 (President) jerry Ford We Senate on a conservative people,' Lott said adding the Fall is to travel to West ,r 3-. -— ..' expected a lot from him" rlu"nnn and vote like he does, president should have vetoed mans and accompany Smith. ; Lott the first Republican something is wrong,' Lott the "irresponsible taxreform Huber in the West Germans ' Mississippian elected to complained legislative endeavors. measure" - :.----. ( •• •;-'1'4. Congress in a century in 1972, Seminole Count)' GOP of. The Mississippi Republican "The President Is going to and a member of the house slapped the news media 'for have to ..ake Congress on head ficlals recognized at tt4 Judiciary Committee that voted covering up for liberals when on There has not been a single gathering included Count) impeachment of Richard Nixon they are in their home districts serious test of his strength," he Commissioners Sid V'hlen, ,'L" • •'• "4 last year, counseled patience That is why they the liberals .- I -' -,'' John Kimbrough and Dick • said, with the president can tote for gieaway The congressman said he 'ias Williams, School Hoard _____________, "When President Ford makes programs without worrying disagreed with many of Fords members H G (Bud) Feather, -- '. - a mistake ,we have to ad him aL'out raising taxes to pay for actions including the Nixon Al Keeth and Davie Sims; -., back in the right direction," he them," pardon, amnesty for draft County Property Appraiser -- _______ £ said, adding Ford needs all the Voting yes is the easiest way dodgers and deserters, the Terry Goernbel; GOP state Talking pnlitirs it Fridii night's lincoln Day dinner at Lord (hairman; u.S. 14 supry;-( he c.1- ii get, to i,'ct elected, lie said, warning appointment of Rockt.fellvr as cuminiticciiian llobert Drunncr art', from left, [lick Williams, Seminole County speaker; and U.S. Rep. Lrn F'rey nf F I'tjdn, "When you feel like hoever, "if you don't stand for vice president - "but comrn and state committeewoman Commissioner; Fred Streetman, Sciatnole Couuty Republican criticizing Ford," Lott said, something, you will (all for pared to the Democratic con- Jeanne Rodriquez. "look at the alternatives — anything." leaders Ford looks pretty . - - .. - .. .. . . T1 Lott, good. j tHuberfl Humphre y, Kennedy, *'4mun with The CongressmanRichard Kelly Muskie, (Walter) Mondale, speech,said his service on the al.soa special guest at the affair WYNN '9 (LIo)d) Bentsen," L.tt said, House Judiciary committee last said the econorn has started its g WI cailing the Democratic choices year as "quite an experience upward turn alter the Winter In the 1976 presidential contest and initiation for a freshman lull and only the latest crisis in ridiculous" 4 congressman 'This year, m his Vietnam causcd it to hesitate in S 'Ford's Instinds are right secon.l term, "inrir election the upward climb -. • r- -\ We have Just got to revive last fail with 75 per cent of th: Orange County Congressman them," he said, vote, Lott Is on the powe' Lou Frey, another special CaWng the current Congress house rules committee, guest, received a standing r: , . '.. -. ,• a "radical" one, Lott laid th Lott said he defended Nixon ovation from the large audience blame to the fact "GO per cent o( through the Judiciary corn- attending the dinner at Lord Americans washed their hands inittee hearings last summer Chumle) s Pub — _________________________________________________________________ -_____ ________ • _____ /-.'4 By DONNA T}S Herald Staff Writer Seminole The Rebirth And S It _:js4z z ' EDITOR'S NOTE: Herald "The athletes began to show dedicated in the school." " 4 - - • . -- - Mississippi Congressman Treat Loft, center, takes time Out to chat with members of the Seminole County Republican Women during Friday night's Lincoln Day Dinner. Joining Loft are, from left, [lof Meadori, Semzio1e County GOP Women'i club; Rachel Dotnl*no, president of the GOP organlzatlou; State Rep. Vince Feebtel, and Maryann Morse, president of the Young Republicans. (Herald Photos By Bill Vincent) 4 Burglars Take Furniture From Two Mobile Trailers By MICK LOCHRIDGE value on the materials taken tinuing the investigation into jail on $10,000 bow] each were hIern'd Staff tritu was set at f,1 1M. the burglaries. l4en.rd Michael Pitt-mi, 19, Burglary toinethm last week 'fl* .'nd tratler, owned by A Serninoit Ccunty wan and houte 1, Box 101 Lon v'o.t, iud .srIppedinnt t than I?,5')Q ,0tTh William Baxley 426 Eagle an Orange County man wz'e Greoty lhnkerson, 21, 1i31 of mobile home furnishings and Circle. Casselberry, was arrested Friday night by Garfield, Winter Park. accessories from two tra11a Both men also were charged parked at Tony's Mobile home with poswssion of narcotic W Ira Fitt Puinta, county paraphanalfa. sheriff's deputies reported A 35-year-old Altamonte Saturday. Springs man was arrested early The trailers were owned by Saturday morning for keeping a separate parties and were gambling house and was being parked at the sales lot. booked into county jail. Burglars broke into one of the Floyd Nelsoa, 143 North St,, trailer, owned by Mobile Ho'ne was charged with gambling and Guaranty Corporation of stripped of tie downs and shthffsdeputies for possession keeping a gambling house and Miami, and stole a couch and a skirtings for a total value loss of of more thin five grams of bond was set at $5,100. char. Burglars also tock the $691. marijuana. Bobby Erlin Reid, 21, Welch awnings and skirtings. Total Sheriff's deputies are con. Booked into Seminole county Road. Apopka was arrested Friday night and booked Into county jail in lieu of $5,000 bond for possession of more than five grams of marijuana. Margaret Lavern Cobb, 25, Box 356, Altamonte Springs, iContinued From Page 1-Ai arrived from Vietnam, the decide for himself whether to was arrested Friday and South Vietnamese National resign to allow formation of a charged with forgery and home" but did not discuss the Assembly decided after 1 0 government acceptable to the booked into county jail under military crisis in Saigon, hours of deb&e that President Communist side for peace $5000 bond. Just as the Archambaults Trail Van hiuon will have to negotiations. Mrs. Rita ,Jones, 68, Box 179, The compromise resolution W. S.R. 46, reported to sheriff's was passed alter negotiations deputies that while she was 'Marshal' Frees Friends over Huong's proposal to either babysitting down the street, rom Dade County Cells appoint neutralist Gen. Duong someone broke into her house F Van "Big" Mihn to the and stole more than $1,500 MIAMI (AP) - A smooth. youth detention presidency or for the assembly worth 4 possessions. Then, the taL¼lni con man, posing as a center received a call, pot. to give him fyIl powers to ap. Mrs. Jonc reported that a U.S inarhal and Fill agent, tully (ruin the FIJI, a>ng ut point a ''government of televisiin, grandLther clock, managed t trick Jailers and someone would be coming , negotiation." vacuum cleaner, diamond ring youth center officials into re- pick up two teenage boys. atAvoiding a decision, the and n chain saw were stolen. leasing three of his accom- rested in connection with the Donald C. Vounge-, an emassembly approved a two pottil plices, PQIiCC say. p1oee of American Produce nisciulion that gave full C7$ppC4I Exchange, ' Dade Cointy ,aa&5 s1d they reported to sheriff Th man arrived, flashed art to ti treskient's peace efforts received a call Friday horn identification card, said Ni a deputies that someone stole a nd at the same time said he $200 sorreone Identifying himself as name was "J. l'oulley," electric water pump from f "U.S. Marshal Kildare." The took custody 01 theY0t1t1.and ,vjkI "ff necessary. thoose a Old Bakers Farm on Friday. I man to replace him" in caller told the jailers to release Sanford Police are in- I Spokesmen for both in achieving pezce. vestigaUng the tlieft Friday ofa I Willie Dunn Jr.. arrested slitutions said employes (ailed As the assembly debated, the tool box filled with tools from I Wdnesdayon charges of trying to follow normal double-check to cash a fraudulent check, procedures P)ct3rs releasing the military command reported the Master Cove Apartments. CO the release offic€r took prisoners. shelthg attacks south and west Curtis Gudgel, 2, Apt. 37, \ of the capital but ri-s t?c federal hold off, and gave reported to police that his toots Police said the three were ft5 his car when they were him , Dunn t the pre-trial re- being held In a check r.asl'Jng fighting, at ----------==,-,---- --= --,y.',z------=-- -- -------- -' - ----- them time to be kids," he said, from interscholastic sports. and mo.st of the school staff lie feels the weightlifting "That's something they don't point out that Seminole is one of program has gone a long way have any more." the smaller Class 4A schools in toward bringing a feeling of Dawson agrees with many "But I think it's for the better." Dawson says many of the And those charged with present coaching staff had playing the sports Involved become trapped in the air of agree. losing , which invaded Seminole TUESDAY: The Seminole Florida, with 700 male students. competItiveness into the educators that too micn stress "This means the students system. has been placed ci ath letics in after 1971. speaks out. iscp Discipline was shot... me - -• - A . - Something had to...give. A \ - • \ " ..itie worm has turned urne .," - -. • -: S - s-Don Reynolds M r.,.- ,-- tr . - - - LVIc time of Greece, a gladiator in the time of Rome, and a knight - Perez: in the time of England. Now I'm a boxer. By TOM KEYSER Herald Sports Editor Save 20% on custom draperies in prints and textures. Fabric, labor, lining, and installation included. Two exciting fabric Collections at great 200 savings Choose from rich textures in colors for every decorating scheme, or a special group of prints so versatile they can double as upholstery fabrics Cal' and have a JCPennoy custom decorator visit ()tlf h(11 toda,' Sale prices effective through Wednesday, April 30. - - , / •\ \\ JCPenney Custom Decorating Service Call Sanford - 323-1310 "CHARGE fl" at Sanford Plaza Penney's Op.n Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. of ).,, f,.,,.,. What happened at Seminole High. for Seminole 111gb Schoo! High School, the adminis tra ti on 'Most of them were involved athletics. and students would like to in two or three snorts." he said IL avtO Was the turning point point forget. The figures on the "and without them we'd have lur InC scnooi s athletic re rd co books relate the search hurt." -program. for glory that wasn't to be. Another factor, Dawson feels, In 1971, the Seminoles were 6Reynolds recalls that he left was the lack of sports—the so4. Disaster came in 1972 when Seminole for Lake Brantley called minor ones—that would the Fighting Seminoles were I. High School as an assistant attr act many students who 9. principal "because I didn't like normally would not play the big What had been greatness in the direction things were three—football, basketball ar.d 1970, turned to despair In 1972, going." baseball. and the athletic fortunes at SItS "It got pretty bad. Discipline This changed with the ad. began a decline that for many was shot and the kids Just plain ditlon of soccer, weightlifting, school supporters appeared didn't care," girls' track and more stress on headed for a fatal crash. Not so today. boys' track, swimming and Coaches came and went Recent Booster Club wrestling. before they could get involved meetings are full of pep, more "By adding to the program, in a program that might put the outward desire to help and an we added to the interest and brakes on the tailspin, interest in athletics that drew more people Into the There was school unrest, Iteynolds calls 'uahei1rd of overall operation," Dawson community disgust and student wore" in the 15 years he has said. distrust of both the school been a teacher and adDawson served as assistant system and the community. ministrator at the school, coach under outgoing Seminole In 1973, the Seminoles were 2What changed the riches-to- mentor Claude Woodruff for 7-1 and dropped out of the Big rags story? two years, and he w ill be back Eight conference. Last year the "I guess the athletes got tired thIs fall under Incoming Coach club climbed to 4-5-1. of being considered losers," Jerry Posey, who is no stranger We hit a firebreak about said weightlifting and track to Seminole .sports. that time. Something had to Just coach Jim Dawson. "That, plus "I think Coach Woodruff did a plain give," Seminole the (act there are a number of good job," Dawson said. "lie Principal Doit Reynolds said, young people who are very he!ped to stabilize a slipping Dawson, Posey, Reynolds discouraging,' Dawson said. "Nos I don't think so, and 'I was a Spartan in the Sanford Family Returns lease," said police Li WIlliam scheme th has pLagueu au The Archambault family is stolen. H. Smith. "He just walked out tlsirities from New York to the the first front Sanford tsa arrive Value the i1s we!;pinced .&.,..., 1. from the wartorn country. at $I,. The tur:i'aruurb(I last year young , interested teacher who ''flit' idea is to give these high school. But he points out - 0 ,v..-• talki'd to Seminole lflgh School Coach Posey sounds hke a real three and (our times our size in people something that's fun, that in small communities, why the change has come, I adventure." iminy istances arid that can he arid at the saint' time allow much of the town's pride conies couldn't say," Dawson said. . 4 ..•, 7.. .. Why situation. But working with must compete against s:ho'± officials, coaches, boosters and may be the final line of retreat applies his ability as educator athletes, searching for ansers for Seminole athletic hopes. to athletics. lie is one of the In unansviered Seminole sports' Reynolds, the athletes, their "new breed" at Semino!e High. (lUCStioflL coaches and fa ns feel that it "Somew here between 1970 Tin' first (if his four-part "There is a new spirit at the and now, the kids developed an series on the rise, fall and school," Reynolds said. More idea that they didn't care," rebirth of athletics at Seminole young people are talking bo a ut Dawson said. "Nowadays, High begins today. sports. Th e freshmen at when a high school athlete gels ('rooms 111gb are looking for, home it's dark, he's tired an d HYGI.ENNMCCASLJNt) ward to being part of the bus hed. The effort put out just herald Staff Writer program atid our boosters are wasn't worth it—then." Five years ago.Seminole breathing wi th more life. The you ng coach said when High School's football team was "I think the worm has tur- he arrived two years ago, there 100. ned." were 35 athletes at Seminole The record was the high point In - Reasons Staff Writer Glenn MeCasland more interest and we adopted a Dawson, who came to San. during the past te st'.'ks has new ,,It look adminis(raiive;y" font (ruin Jacksonville, is a 1i- t ) The Schoo l I C ___ oe High 7. -. Sunday, April 27, 1975--1B Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 p.m. 5*' Barbara Perez was catching her breath. She had spent eight rounds launching from the cold, metal cair into an airborne Jack-in-the-box every time her husband staggered Cyclone Williams . And every time Cyclone Williams connected with her husband's face, Barbara Perez' stomach shot toward her throat. She glanced oer her shoulder like she had several times before, and this time a glow took her face "Here he comes now," she said. "lie doesn't !cluk too bad." Vie Perez walked alone, slowly, dowii the runway from the dressing room. The cut beside his left eye was no longer bleeding and his black hair, before soaked from sweat, now was combed in place from the dampness of it shower. He smiled. "How was it?" he repeated the question. "It was fun. Just a lot of fun." He had unanimously decisioned Cyclone Williams of the Bahamas in an el g f) ht.rourid slugfest at the Orlando Sprots Stadium. It was Perez' 13th win in his last 14 figrit.s. "All of sudden I have a future ahead of me," Perez said. 'hit' *urLs prophesied what Perez would learn when boxing promoter Pete Ashlock asked last week, "Got your bags packed? You're flying to London Sunday morning." Perez will light Britain's undefeated Johnny Batten. Batten was Britain's Olympic representative in 1972 and is unbeaten In 12 pro(esloniil lights I';vt'rliirig is beginning to bloom," Perez said, "I'm a little bit tired - I've Fought the last three Tuesdays in a row. . . But I can't turn a shot like tins down." "This is kind of the cream on the dessert," Orlando Sports Stadium General Manager Jim Hayes said. "It's a tribute to the hard work. There's not a boxer that works harder than Vie. , If he comes out of it with a big win, It might put him a little more In demand. Who knows what might come out of it." Perez is a bot'r, snd boxing often breeds a thinker. "My favorite saying is 'Step into the ring . . . Step into reality.' When you're in that ring, it's you, a pair of gloves and a mouthpiece. ,, Your friends don't matter, because your friends aren't in the ring with you. Your car or clothes don't matter, because they're not there either. "11 takes a special breed to be a boxer, to step into the ring with someone you've never met, never talked to and try to knock him out. "I've asked myself, 'How can you do this? Are you rick?' "1 believe that I was a Spartan in the time of Greece, a gladiator in the time of home, and a knight in the time of England. Now I'm a boxer. It couldn't he any other way." Perez began amateur boxing under H. G. Konoracki. He fought 30 fights, It couldn't be any other way.' lost six... "It was a school," Perez said, "a learning stage.". and turned April, 1972. "It was awfully tough," Perez said. "1 was fighting guys that lived in the gym. All they did was train and box. "Eery-body said H. G. fed us to the wolves. But they're wrong. He got us fights." Discouraged and ready to quit, Perez teamed with Jim Clark, a physical education teacher at South Seminole Junior High School. "He turned me from a slugger-type fighter into a boxer," Perez said. Finally, in early 1974, Perez signed with Ashlock — one of the country's most progressive promoters and moved his training camp from a small gym in Clark's house to the Orlando Sports Stadium, Midway through 1974, Perez last a fight at Milwaukee he should have won, lost to inferior Al Moss, to Eddie Davis of Tampa and to Orlando's Joey Vincent. "It was a baaaad period," Perez said. "It was a depressed period. I had to quit., I had to get it all straight in my mind." He retired. "For two weeks I thought it through. And I decided that guys had ken hitting me with lefts and rights and that I wasn't getting hurt. "I decided that 11 a guy was in shape, he wouldn't get hurt. Your body cai take the blow, accept it, and get rid of it. But can your mind? "And I decided I did have a place In the ring." Since that point he has lost one fight, and that was In Texas (our days alter a rugged bout he woi. Now he's looking to the London bout, and fights with Dennis Riggs, farmer state middleweight champion, and John Pinney, the Southern middleweight champion. And he's looking not out of choice to the much-publicized bout with Joey Vincent. "There's no doubt in my mind I can whip him," Perez said. "Vincent has seen me fight recently and all of a sudden he comes up with a broken linger. (Vincent reportedly broke a finger on his right hand in a recent fight. The Perez-Vincent bout was postponed indefinitely). "1 don't really want to fight Vincent. He can't do anything for me. He's nothing. And it he beats me, I'm a bum." When Perez came out of retirement, he adopted the nictcname "Taco," which had been his private nickname for years. Taco, why Taco? Does he Like tacos? "You know," Perez said. "I was at the Central Florida Fair a while ago, Just walking with Barbara. We passed this food stand and we smelled, and they were selling tacos. "I turned to Barbara and said, 'I've got to eat a taco! This is way pas t due.' So I tried one. And it really was my first one. "And you know wLat' I liked . pro - - - ,- - I- ------- - �44'1d45 )4id_iatford.Fl, - Sii&y. A.iI 71. )tlS Sunday Hirald, Sanford, Ft. TsJC Sunday, AprIl 37, 975-lB - . . D..:.., "s" '. GAI*ESVI LL&-Cjr I way tzme lr!.xr3 t1 11 tra* wi iip rfun tc at Gzueirfle tiw Srre W)l* PLATCFS "4,y iai Results Jior (c)eEe track Iemi hgxed tt d £ • ' 'ji C r. SECC*D ,p • I7 rrO po±it at' SJC lose' Wath Merrick. weti *ttbebekn' Yes.. I 1)tsif errrytiAng gees as it '~'ald," SJC Ch Trry Lcn aid. And that em So t Rij after winag the DInsvAI1 net Ttrzsda. will crIte in ibe meet Satrday at Tallahaee. SIC Mi D Nth and Ma &*t sWJ tank for th State . P age D - e, k, 7':,, ; , 'ii, - £ C, 1 'a, ___ lose the state ftt by a C -- ' F1l%T s, aYocrs - s*:c i. state 4*$, 5;?T 71 OuaTH '7! 1 dl v' u,' 7N( "7UST 1 It) ,' s G,u'I Cc,,qar i5 7P C4i777 " ' SJC defeated Miami [ North in a a1 riwet earlier ttis seasa. and Miami Daie North in twn defeated Miami Dade Sh. So SIC is to, right' Wrag. at least acurthng to mild-mannered. cxwjesj, Laig. Miami Dade North has uIited iera1y ncr we ran them," Long S2J'. e:'-tl% : th rr .d CtCIF.SIS ." 3 .• r '7 t7;*3z aii. Sat.,-s Gj.. ( 4 T'Xd&v7 (' .t' f.st '-i' '"' 'flsZ 55VENTs R4;1 s°; cot LIA PiAYOcF5 D-s% t3 I..0-7 ç-'s• 2 Captures -"-. 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S 10, Ant' Vt' F J S,mifmit& Bstc*-i lusts TudaysG.n & - - ,•-- ' - -,• • .'-' -•••--- • • - • ' * - - • • • •' -- County Invitational Junior Varsity High School Bar,eball 4 • - ..b -- - , . innings. He struck out ix and Homer '' tiipj t,1....a... jsu1iIuu rI ..uiuuwi "lt'sacheapcall,that'sall."hesaid. "Thisaiwayshappens • when you come to Mainland. They ought to call ft (the (iando Track Clubi the Winter Park Track Club. You always get jostled In the relays, tinles,s It's a flagrant violation, I can't see IL" Jonesappealedtherulingtotheappeab board, composed of 1T'ri u rvi s n s Lyman and Edgewatj7r Willisand Anderson; Schmidt Tim Bobbin of Edgewater battled at 8:30 p.m. Saturday The Lake Brantiey-Edgewa. and McKeever, and Lake Brantley and Oviedo pitched a one-hitter, striking icr game. the second semi-final __________________________ met at6 p.m. In the consclation. out three and walking (inC. battle, was marred by 16 David lively of Crooms errors. Edgewate; emerged on Lake Bi-antley 104 010 o-o s 8 Both gaines were played at the collected the loser' only hit, a top with an Edgewater 041 003 z-8 68 stadium. victory. in the seventh. In the tournament's opening bunt single Both teams miscued eight Alberts, Storey (6) and Eddie Irnbrlanl of Edgewater times game Friday afternoon, Oviedo Fowler; Hall and Ellis. scored a run In the top of the ripped two singles \iIke Ellis of Edgewater led hth inning to edge ___ __ Seminole se w nner& (or !irst place in the Sa,ifurd triple for Bowl America. Recreation Department's Sanford licc broke a 7. tie Lassie Softball laae. with vltan with four runs in Greg "" Hornet struck out seven and and Oviedo's Re-, walked thu-ce. Walker had a no- retaliated with a twa' i .... But hitter until the seventh L'ining, the Greyhounds scored once in - - W.ter Psrk (WPi 70. Daytona Peacn (DM1 SO, Edge*ater (Ed' 11, d, (ORI 4V2. a lEvi 1. Root', (B) 77':, Lyman (Lv') Daytona Beach treeu Colonial (Ci 71, t.)etand (Del) II. ,,,,.,, 5) 9, Gaaes.iie (GI SHOT PUT - 1 Sparks (Ed) 60 $' Crecordi. 7 Nuredine (WP) SI P 1)7.') ¶()i 3 I1r,h (0 .7 Ti%chr (0 509. 5 Ms'Co-f (OS) SI a. 6 Yaus (WP S1$ P0Li VAuLT - I Ximcrr IWP) ilO.- 7 Slariley (Ly) 136; 3 te hairy win, Martin Uli 130. Post)mayr (WP) 13 0. 6 Parsc-,s (C) 176 flo-HUROLERS 1 McNeri, - 5)3, HIGH HURDLES 1 Roberion 201 0 (WP) 135 nm 'nb wind% from 6 SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY - Smphlrecordbrolemarkof l)lset Mainlard 1 502. 2 Seabree:e track meet, highlighted by some the most outstanding athletes ever to attend high school in Florida. Mike Robei-son of Winter Park. who recently signed a grant. b-aid to florida State, won the 120-yard high hurdle' (13.5), the 1(*)-yard dash (9.5) and the 22)-yard dash (20.7). Roberson, running the three events Into a stiff wind, set meet records in the hurdles and 220. HIs 220 time matched the best time of Seminole Junior College sprinter Don Merrick, who has been selected to tour the People's Republic of China nest month with the US. track team. Merrick also tied a world record in the 70-yard dash earlier this 1Ev) isi. 3 Vaughn (05) 151; 4. 204 1: 5 WinIer Park 2:044; 6. Daniels (Del) 157 5 Mcl4eeij (WP) CoIonM 2 009 153; 6 R1cketts IC) is) 720-YARD DASH 1 ROtICrSOfl 100-YARD DASH 1• Robcson (WP) 20 7 (record). 2 )ol.nitaa (GI (WP) 95. 2 Brown (ON) 95. 3 72 6; 3 Jerkns 1DM) 72.. I Wilson (OR) iC'7. 4. Cper (OR) Latimer (Lvi 229. S Hogan (Deli 102; 5 JenkIns 1DM) 10). 6 7)7; 6 SmIth ICI 732 Strickland (DM1 10 3. (Race r snto 1 TWO MILE RUN 60 mIle' per hour wind Bro*n set Pergstrrser (6) 9 715 (record, 7 record 0194 in prelimit Cic7weII (Lv) 9:410; 3 Stuarl (Ed) MILE RUN 1 McAbee (WP) 9:497; 4 Hughes IWP) 9.530; 5 410 6; 7 Stgults (B) 4 309: j Herron (ty) S36; 6 Chandler Williamson (OR) 4-32 $. i (05) 951 5 Husbands h'IP) 4 3) 5. s 1 Oak Rde MILE RELAY 3 73 6. 2 Edgrwa'rc 3776, 3 (ly) 4 35 0. 6 Calloway (5) 439 . Evansl 702.1 Wnter Park ) $10-RELAY- 1 Mainland 1292. 9. lOak RIdge 1 - 293; Evans 1311. 1 S Sem'l, 3I 2. 6 Lyman 331$ C$o&eI 1220; S WinIer Park IMalnIand t- on race in 3 - 732. 1 37 7. 6 DeLanO 1- ii o ColonIal was third in 37)9 Both 410- I Plowd'n (DM1 199; 7 Hili were dsQuallfied) year. _____________ the 100, Robersoc nipped James Brown of Mainland In a photo finish. - - Lyman and Seminole, the only two Semlnoe County teams With his Joey Vincent showdown coupe of familiar laces on the postponed Indefinitely, 000 000 ii-.! 3 1 Sanford's Victor "Taco" Perez 100 00-i 4 3 set his sight on International Central Florida boxing scene will __________________ Ovledo .nilnI '-Railroaders Triumph recognition, lie will journey to London, England Tuesday to battle Johnny Batten In a middleweight matchup. Perez has lost once in his last 14 Sanford Recreation Depart- teammate Bo Graham added collected a double for Strom. rounder a decided underdog. ment captured wins Friday in two singles. Britain's Batten was Britain's berg-Carbon, the Sanford Little league. Olympic representative In the im The Railroaders topped First Apex scored all Its runs In the S a n ford Re cr e a t I on games. Federal 19-2 In the National fifth inning to up Its record In Department evened He is undefeated after 12 starts as its League, Apex kn-cked of f the Continental League to 3-1. American League record to 2- a professlotual, and Is his country's tromberg-Carbon 11.2 In the Apex trails George's, which 13 2. Sanford Atlantic leads the hottest young prospect. The isscontInental League and San. 4-0. Jack Prosser Ford is 2-2, league with a 4-0 record. U.S. pounder carries an outstanding ford Recreation Department Stroniberi-Carlson Is 1-3 and Hunk is a game behind at 3-1, wallop in both hands, and most fistic dumped Florida State Bank 14-4 United Transportation Union i.s Seminole Petroleum is 1-3 and experts feel Perez will be fortunate in the American league. 0-4. Florida State Bank Is 0-4. to last the distance. The Railroaders lead the Hon Howard poked two The contest will take place in National League vith a 4.0 Bill Casgrave of Apex singles for Florida State Rar.k. London and will be part of an all-star record.Chase and Seminole sniashed a grand slam home card, which includes John Stracey ---- Sporting Goods arc 2-2, and run, poked a single and pitched -First and Danny McAllnden. Feder 10) 0- 2 0 5 First Federal and Medical afive-hltter,stniklngout:3o(a possible 18. Center are 1-3. Freddie Howard of the RaIlroaders pitched a no-hitter, • 5 (i'tteI IDSI Si II'. 5 ,'.httaler (Ri 1911',. DISCUS Sparks (Ed) 166$. I b0t(0 1657 3 Iluredni IWP) 1(0 II a (B) 1519. llun Ly) 14710. •. HvI$ (HI 141 • Repais (Ly) - - - - two runs. tossed a (oui'-hittcr and Mike scattering six tit.i. scored three nut;, and team. Walker o.' Seinimile fired a Lvnian's Dave SclirnId fired mate Tom Alberta stroked two three-hitter, a three-hit shut-out at 0vied singles. striking out eight. lie gave up two runs and issued nine walks. . - Lutour of Crooms all hitters with a double and sparkled In defeat, striking out single, and scored - ,, y -__________________ error, . "It's the kids who get hurt from this. Now they can't go to the regionals or the state." and Anderson; _____________________________________________________________________________ Croonu 3-0. . "And! helieve Gilbert. "I figured before the meet that If we won the relays, we'd win the District. We knew we could win the mile relay, so there staringatthegroundandarulingwasriotn.y "Gilbert Weavet- said he iidn't touch the guy," Jones said. Oviedo's Mike Cox reached fanned one and walked one. A one-hitter, a two-hitter, two base on an error and later Latour and Arnelt; Bobbin I)lTlan scored the game's three-hitters and a (our-hitter scored on Mark DeVries' only run In the third when Tony and Ellis. highlighted Friday's four sacrifice fly. l.edford reached base on a games In which Lyman and OrEdgewater opened its part of fielder's choice, stole second OvIedo 000 000 0.-I 3 s lando Edgewater advanced to the tuur:iey by knocking oil e and scored 001 000 x1 2 2 on a throwing Lyman aturday night's finals. Sehlliflole'S rnil'2 rcay t&aiii Leroy Martin, Reginald Davis, liranch anu AlVin (..'urnlmngs [inished filth (3:31.2). The top six finishers in each event qualified for regional meet, which will be held Friday at Showaltei Field. The Class 3A regional will be held the same time at Showalter. The Class 3A District was con'Ju'tei Saturday night at ShQwaJter, D.ireis t())) 6 4 II 0. 3 SC)P (07.') 11 2. 4 (OS) 415 HIGH JUMP-- 1 Crimp 1Ev) 7. 2 Rut'ie Ptvl 60 3 Cron (6 4 tie. J Rt.rC (CM) B ButCt 1DM) 6 60; 6 RICItitt% IC) 60 lu-YARD RUN-- 1 Wrght (Ed LONGJUMP-- 1 ern1DMI73 3 (record). 7 DaIly (Ed) 73 7' 1 555. 7 Aieaaurder (Ed) 1S5 5, 7 3 Henli,rwn (OR) 21 9's; I Branch Alciander (Ed) 55?. 4- Pyre IS) 700; S Litlrner (Del) 159 3; I Cole 1Ev) 1:59 9 5 10 3. o and Lyman Coach Dave Huggins. But whenJonesheai-d three offlctalsdescribe the Infraction from three different angles, he walked away with his head final cont.ests. _________________________ Schmidt struck out five and Croouis 0-413 walked one. ls.L isw Memorial Stadium. Teammate Steve Serisakovic ripped three singles. Eddie Williams slammed a 3)10. ¶ut4n O1ei 310. . •, ii - - - -- hub Lose ()periers - w ' •• • - ________ -- In tl second match, which . . • • . . -' • •.. • •• . . \ \ •-• Hightovver •. .- Navyrneflandwon6.1, The corjfrontfr,n between • • • i J. ' TURKCYS rr'., I L I i.s -J n I*ftrs '-'t (irrori P,'4? Mai DcIt IIIh. 4'oper. Gait ,Ili - • " - '4" IIr1p,,3I . *l 1'ub7'wc. *Pr!fl)pt5)P, (M!es, -. -- . ' F .• . - - • _.:4115.. . ..•-•.•' - ,,,, - - ' Ovitds (U.S Ir, townarneiti last season, has agned a grant-in. on the mound in the d oA hlt,( ktthrteInd walked sub-d$sttict baseball tour. one the final three innings foment at Kissirnmee's Wayne Stump! of Ovjedo Osceola 111gb School. couj hits Astronaut edged Lake Thursday. Both the safeties Ih1h1ey 4-3 in the semi-finals w.re singles Friday pjoht' and C,v,i, fla,.,4, bombed Ovledo 13-0 In the first Lake Brantley 0009000354 'OSJfltI 11.ursday. ."Jtronaut 301 0l x-4 44 st rae)• ew a rsL. round be Pearce, Bebout (3) and A.SttUfli*Ut Scored three runs Laws. .. .-• .,ehn Hightower, the Apopr.a • , 4. i OVIedO and Pearce • - -- - i I ,: (oliowd lmzriedLateiy i'ioricia Central turned the tables on tl KISSIMMEF. •. - • Bass fishermen are finding plenty of their favorite species with artificial lures and live bait. .• .. The game was resumed Friday at FCA, with the No. S man for SNA, ILl. Guzm,a,, 8-7 TIIIY $ZiVC (ru 1;ç .-.•..-• • "sntirqs - -. - Pitchers dominated the first stwn Oviedo scored the tying the third inning to slip paat ,- -•::-.' tjt,, NH.uarPL;v,):S 5•$4,7 $• - ' Four County Teams Tumble -_________ ---------____ .-•.-,.-. SPLITS t Ca it,o 1 %.Ln 11nc.ico P - I '-' ,'MQ V'.t ' IM*r'.i •,! '.,'s.i $rj .ro.ks At - - . runner said, "Then he bumped the Oak Ridge guy and almost pushed him off the track, "The Oak Ridge runner iroke stride aria the MalnLcwd guy came out of it four yards ahead. He definitely gave him a good, solid bump. "Yes, I think it called for a disqu.allflcatlon." But Mainland Coach Tom Jones vtulentiy protested. • . • n ,•, , '5,' •' - - - rnffi 175. ' *5 Mon I l a! $fyAccjwio III (ni.nrMi C P4nvmin DI) ,, ' . . thee singles. .Cathy Griffith henderson, Jackie Jackson and _________________________ . RI The lv ii II 4 )J 4 KnIght ripped a triple and Jo singles - Aarwa . Ann I yrnan qualified ssith a fifth place in the 680-yard run (201 0) and I yman smile relay team os Otto, Horace Alexander, Danny Williams and Lat.lmer qualified with a sixth place (3 36 8) Herbert Branch of S",nlnnle lt"ped to a Inuirth rlace in the long jump (20-feet, 8-inches), Willie C?Uoway of Seminole iirnshed sixth in the mile (4 394), Elisha Edwarth captured a fourth in the 3,30-yard intermediate hurdles i4l.0) and Railroaders 1(10)1 *-19 'I StrumbergCanlson 000 II 0- 2 S 4 Apei 000 0(1I)z-Ii s -- Fia, State Bank Sanford P1cc. Dept. - 701 I- 4 2 554 i-Il 4 Stracey's contest will be in defense of his 14-pound champtinnship. The bouts will be held Royal Albert Hall. ThIS week in PhiladelphIa, a make an appearance. Sammy "Kid" Barr and Gene Piiider take on two hIgiiy-rated defeated Ray Elson. But Elson Is close to signing a non-title match with Gallndez as part of the All-Lyle home TV show May 16. mid. dieweight.s in the city of Brotherly Love. Barr, who has been defeated locally by Perez, John Pinney and Tampa's Tony Licata scored the biggest win of his career in New Orleans the same night Quarry defeated Mott. Licata got a measure "The Worni" Monroe In one scheduled 10-rounder, Monroe is the only man to defeat Vincent. and Is rated among the world's 10 lop middleweights. Pinder split his two Orlando outings. First, he was stopped by Gene Wells In live rounds. But the Bahamian came back to upset man who ever beat him, R.amon Mcndez, The final scorecards were all in Licata's feivor by wide margins,' and "Tough Tony" added Insult to injury by dropping 'e Italian In the Fourth round for an eight-count. Randy Neumann will make his next appearance in Milwaukee on May 12, when he tangles with tough Pat Duncan In the main event, Nathanial Gates. Eddie 'The Flame" Gregory will supply Pinder's opposition. Mike Quarry annexed the Texas light heav) weight championship last week by taking the measure of dangerous Melvin Molt Quarry now is looking for a possible shot at Victor Galindez for the world championship. As of now, Quarry hopes to stay active with a match against un- From GaInesville comes the Following results: Bowie Adams and Tommy Howard battled to a 10round draw; LeRoy Alexander lost a decision to Bob Ellis; John Wayne Battle scored an easy win over Babe Clark. Earnie Shavers, who stopped Leon Shaw in Orlando In one round, scored his 49th K.O. in 55 fights. This time his victim ssas Atlantic City's HochelleNornis,whoIelllnthe 10th round of their New York heavyweight match. Norris Is the man who handed Miami's Mike Koranicki his first loss recently in Madison Square Garden, but against Shavers he trailed on all the officials' cerds.; St. Petersburg dropped a close split decision to Tommy Kost of Binghampton. Barrel may be ap- peaning in the Central Floi'ida aws again in the near future His name s being mentioned as a possible op. ponent for Pete Ashlock's crack heavyweight Jody Ballard. Ever wonder what happened to Henry 'Tiger" Hall? lie was stopped in quick succession by Edgar Ross and Wllie Chaney in Orlando. After those losses he went north and tried to start all over. The locale is different, but the resultsthesame. Intheopening bout of the Stiaveu-s-Noi-ris main event, Hall was stopped again. This time it was Archie Andrews of Philadelphia and he did it in 2:56 of the second round. -, P1t#Aa p7 . Saord Polices 11.7 victo Gall Wte collected two hits over vitan, knotted Bowl (or the Police. SNAs No. I player, Mike ByVALsPAxOvsx' A stror.g, coLstep defensive w,, B&cis When he eame to the team, Arreiica and Santard Police Herald Correspondent COOIbCOh, Michelle Nooney paced and Florida Cen. 1ayer, Coultroth has been the the situation was reversed, and With Dorir' 4-2 records. Civitan with two singles. The 3anfotd Nasal Academy hal's Ralph Baker, were "X" factor in SNA's winning the Middies went on to defeat Art Brown is 3.3 and Civitan $S) Tennis Tram ended its innino superb. Roth players tried equation this year-and overall hlowey Academy and Tavares 13 1-5. season on a trlcmpiiant note valiantly to wrest victr'ry from team record of 6-4. '' °" high School twice, and scor..A 4' Bowl Am vs a Friday, tying Florida ct-ai the other under the hot aher. $9 Ai ck Carol He was sidelined (or the first Umatilla High and Florida runs in the first inning against or the Lake and hills flOOfl sun, two mahes 01 the season d Aar, H,ndc and Alco 4n ference championship. Bowl Amenca,• Robin Gilbert The score see-sawed back to a socref Injury, and the SNA Cenal 310 soi $ L drs 119. Carol IIIii I struv his only other i' two sines and Jan Cev.tan ; 7 5 10 Both kam. were fltf R,P'rsi and forth, and it wasn't until the Netters dropped two close ones, was at Trinity Prep, where the • in the confej'ence when Flo-ida 24th gdrne that Halter managed to Mowfl Dora and Father entire team went down to defeat C ral came to Sanford for Ue to squeak by, 13-11. A Lopez, both by 4.3, in consecutive orur. trCIW3F&Ifli7G.AI,,P4Ind,,(k, flrstoftwoconfrontatjoi',t 700 1.Ice l4vwsr 577, Eec,e PiOft5t7 match, played April 14, was . ,#tnJt ' - ____ $ '(a .•. - The win boosted Charlie's Opissa slammed a double. EquWashaw was one..thirdo( lead to two full games over Mary McGovern was MIantic National Bank's ofdropped a 17-run bomb in Shoemaker arid Ritz. Charlie's Shoeznak's big stick with a tense with a hone run, double Sanford Recreaticn Depart. 13 4-0 and aitz and Shoemaker home rm and two singles. . and single. Eva Davis added merit Women'a Scfttail 7aeegi' re 2-2. Bank is 0-4. Carolyn Smith slugged three two singles. action Thirsday. Carol Ann Pickles paced s I star Ritz, and teammates . . ,, w.s l - - De$lana tv,j '. - Lyman's Al latimer lands in a cloud of sand. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) Charlie's remained undefeated and Ritz Theatre win over Shoemaker Con. $9 I nI a '', 'uI, -• • • freestyle relay team (4:33.5), sao', MCPbeTIOI Nations won the 0-yard won the 100-yard bacbtroke individual medley (2:3*.6) and 11:14.6(1:11.1) and Kirby -- r.'o. .' 'etvt r -' ' .'-•:- r. WSiItd1yOr,pQ,,i as shed in the Showalter infield a red flag, signaling an infraction, into the air The large crowd expected a Mainland disqualification, the Winter Park fan, hoped for It The o(flciat, which were Iron, the Orlando Track Club, ruled that Gilbert Weaser, running the second leg of the relay shot . ''lit' Wt'rivt'r hr-ii.hn.-4 ç • , I 731 with nine points. B4e CaIdwell and Al Stanley, both of Lyman, took second, in the it,.mi1e run and pole vault respectively. Caidwell ran a 9:44.0 two mile (winning Lime was 9:23.5) and Stanley vaulted 13-feet, 6-inches (winning vault was 14 feet). Tom Herron of Lyman qualified in the two mile with a filth place (9:53.6) and a fifth place in the mile (4:35.8). Jerry Human of Lyman qualified in the discus sith a fifth place 1147 feet, 10-inches), L)man's Al Latimer qualified in the stride and drop bath sevcr:iI y;ircls. ' • - 771 17 WINTER PARK-Winter Park High School, propelled by a disputed disqualification on the final event that would have given the crosn to Daytona Beach Mainland, won the Class 4A District V Track and Field championship Friday night at • Th Lake Howell gins and Canter, T GiboOn and boys took Lxth ends of a high McKenzie on the victs*'ious ZO. stho swim mut (corn Lake yard medley relay tca Highland Thursday. 12:187). The Silver Hawk girls Giboon took first in the 100revailed 111-59 and yard lreaststroke (1:25.1). tinmj 1O7.. In the boys' portion of the , meet, Lake Howell won both . --a Dcug Maliczowski, SiC's No. Nations of Lake Howell cap. 3, is 17-2; Howard F1sgg, No. 4. tuned two in Scott McPherson, Tom -idual ('rita and is 18-1; and wade Ansell, o. s. McEoy, Scott Kfrby and Tom CO is 13-1 Carer coinLadd the l0.yard team. The No 2dubIesteamo( Ca'tanee won the )0-ard an kionMcp top r tms in e frees Ic (2.17.6) and the 100- Bob Amend and Mike Davii state tournament will gain yard freestyle (!:flfl), und n.ade p (hi tO0-ye beiha in the nat1ornl, which tt4:.d with Sandz ttrKeue, reia team (3556) freyle will be Ia ed at Ocala Sev Griffin and Lauren . .- •• • Th,i •.; I ... in PIann ilL Lñd l,k.tR yn St I IV ,• , .• -.:. - C 0 . MSfl,%Qfl 113 I -' . ___ s. 4'anN 0 . -_ . C:f bottom -•- . v& -. . - . bivr,t - - sia. a a.n, . I - De*,4a 41' NvtsaadMne.i P i" 4 ,, F;. ' - .- .. Watt U? ,,.* • n ; i - •. US. Lot,vt. L*'iiw 517. Dcvi S aos S 9 I I i 9 IX 4 p, ( •IV.l.i49oar.4sa 41$. #âc ?r'' L:.., 't . 1M$'i" •• s . 1idsft?othetcçcJthega Of 165 uverall indivdua1 . mat.hes,Siulct24:ofl4,juco matches, SiC lost 15. of R4 division matches, SJC lost (hr ' Bucky Ccpeland, the Raiders' I NO. 2 player, obably will be zeeded No I in his division. ' Cc,ç1and is the defending Nn. 2 state champ. Copeland is 18-0 t No. 2 thu season, and he has teamed with No. 1 player Stan Aranda (or 17-1 No. I dones' rerd. Arwxla the Jy Jnigj w maynotbe5eedeis1 at No 1. He defeated Miami Dade Nt' J Hu, ci states top player3. C7 IIV 0ø4 SWpI Mni ' - 5r,E 4 - f - won the Division title. • L?aCafO.l.. I7. Lø0 11 5 W'Z, ç '- , ', I S 444 1 cv Pa', Vr.'i -jL__U -' . l2O in the Division SiC easd) '' ''I . a Ytfb*•Id a - .., ., •- -:• - I ei : : - -' Ir • hfj?qq 51$ in the meet, qualified a handful of athletes fur ncxt weecend's region ,butflnished(ardownontheteamlist, Showalter Field, Winter Park edged Mainland 70-56. If Mainland, which finished 10 yards ahead of Oak Ridge in the final esent-the mile relay-tn a time of 3 fl 2, had won the relay, itaLo would have won the District championship • '.', U- • beap TFe f ,' ;son2l.2overa11, -1 agair . :7 .- .• w L PcI. o '.r,rti., -. • _____________ Notes Mill i Ltn 7. i ass. s. A*V.C*I, rA;,IA . . sOWLA1.*EICA Baseball "I 1 s ' / tAfiI'frj IVIIJP4fD P(4 44J P. - Netters Eye State 4. • • - . " - - . .- C'. 47 Sr .#• • -- b- - * 17350 Y tfl( .'. -- ', Area ELEV.,TH r . . •. - ,-. c • - :4-.4 c:" 1 43 i 5*47$Q 7 ByTOMKEYSFR HeraldSportaEdj(or ;T- •. Jsiirz U , ,- - I , . * - ____ . YE N 1K -. ____ - . The !'n9e College Thursday arid cncludes c1a.es. IJI?IY$ GI Ncth, oc o two Lcam.s that izexis tenis ?'.am will be • 5at4rday .1 P1# SiC may be seeded in each will challenge S.JC (or the state ang .'- top teams in A mee.tng s sc u Ca crowii. o.v.. this week's state juco charm- Wednesday at Ocala to LIrTe a 1 t % Wt. ____ The Raiders finished the at OcaJa Miami Dade North, SiC ari the top otr seeds in the five stin with a hT r_t.j The tournament begins singles' a'id two doubles' aidone$e(batoMjami Palm kieacb 'unior College Dade - • Ia (I - ' ' .,.=. ': ••- team :.. Ra: er Park Wins District; tbe at I r Winter - - -' - - - .;._ The Sailord Naval ACademy teimis team: Kneeling, left to r1gtt, Armando Gonzalez, R.T. Gturnan, CsmllIo Medfra and manager Ernie Kocheni, Bark row, same order Harry Brantley rebounded with jijin the fow'th flOflfl rearce of Lake !3rantlev stroked two singles In five trips to the plate. / f' FE- T'/, rr,T •' -_,,,,._,______________ Osledo 600 00- 0 2 2 PuleoandMt.(Jrath. L Ward M. Ward (2) 1. W rd 2 Larry Williams and his father Ted, stopped in at Seminole Sporting Goods with a string of 14, whIch they took on bullhead mInnows near the old sawmill site on the St. Johns River. The largest went more than three pounds. Ken Mcintosh and Frank Whigham used the gold "Rapala" p!ug in one of their secret holes off the St. Johns to land six, all of Iiiemn braggn' size. The top one hit the scales at eight and a half was a six pounder, two five pounders and two Four jlnunds, one pounders. Homer Mcintire and wife of Hamilton, Ohio, fished out of Cceola Fish Camp using live shiners In the Lemon Bluff area, Homer came up with a bass ofrcvcn and a half pounds. On a Thursday trip, this writer finally 4ocated a school of hungry bass, landing six from two to fIve pounds on a Bomber "Pinfish" plug. These were taken In the river near Marina Isle Fish Camp. Another Marina Isle visitor, Mr. Mower, landed one of five unds using a "Sonar" plug. Mary Penney fished from the dock at the same camp Wednesday and tnad 25 speckled perch to show fur her efforts. Breani have been scattered and hard to find, but Vern Hardy from Roblnsonvllle, NC. brought In 52 nIce ones, fishing with Bob King on Wednesday. Fred KnIght at the Plaza Sports Shop reported he sold out of "Spot" lures in the red and white color this week, which which bears out the fact that bass are going for underwater plugs more than the reiwlar surface lures. ' 4° Jake Knight and Tom "Hoppy" Hopkins are having good luck with their flyrods, landing several limit strings of bass In the past et'k. Tom Gordie, whc fishes daily out of Osteen Bridge Camp, came in with one good-sized bass Thursday, Otherwise, things have been on the quiet side around the Lrldge. A few specks In the deep water and scattered bream catches made up most of the catches. Bream slt)' ed (loss n in the I .euion Bluff section of the St be satisfied with a few speckled perch. Bream are scattered-on the move and hard to locate. lake Crescent and Dead Lake are having a fantastic late run of speckled perch. Merle Keller and Jim Beck of Daytorvi visited there last week and found bass galore in the grass beds. They landed five beauties before the wind came up and ran them in. Surf fishing on the coast is good with some of the biggest blues in years hitting cut mullet. Several 10 to 12 pounders have been landed. Barry On-eli pulled in three blues and a 13-pound channel bass the Old Coait Guard Station with cut mullet for bait. David Hiley and Tim hopkins hit the jackpot on blues In Sebastian Inlet landing 43akmg with assorted bottom fish. Main Street Pier anglers are looking forward to a good weekend after being hampered by rough water all week. Spanish mackerel and blues are there but hard to get to with the wind whipping eight foot waves around the end of the pier. 'Jig whitIng we're caught before the weather got too rough. Larry Smith tried his luck In the Indian River near Cocoa. Three chsnnel bass, nine bluefIsh and a shark Fell for shrimp and cut-up ladylish bait. Some late notes on the freshwater scene show a limit of bream Icr Pete Ragidale, fishing West Lake Tohopikeilga; and at Camp Seminole on the Wekiva river, bass were the big thing all week. One party too,c a string of seven and Chris Petersen landed three, the largest one (our and a hall pounds. All were taken on top water lures. near Outdoors By BOB ORILELI. Johns, but Gerald Deiong, camp operator, said bass men have been cleaning up using the small "Gay Blade" lure. How Fishej-men are sharpening their shooting on the Wekiva Rver, getting plenty of fat mullet and cleaning out some of the bIg garfish. George Cheney at Wekiva RIver Haven said most of the catches this week consisted of bream just enough for family fish fries. I ake Jessup has been plagued by the high winds, with fishing almost a sthndstIl. The Few brave souls who did gi'u out had to NIGHT HA RNESS RA CING FABULOUS TRIFECTAS EVERY RACE RACE FOR RACE THE HIGHEST AVERAGE PAVOFF IN CENTRAL FLORIDA NEW POST TIME MON-SAT. 7:45 P.M. D,nir, at (11 tIniSt white %h action Is.,.,, Osceola linac.. SEMINOLE TURF CLUB Off 1 7-92, B'tween 436 & 434 _.- - Phone 8.3 1-1140 �____________ - . .. .. .. . ..•• - 11.-..., - . .. . -- -i- -- . - ... I - . -. -. . M WltI - - . - ______________ _ __________ I 4R-SuncayHerak Sanford , Fi Sunday, April 2;. irS BEETLE BAILEY i %is Ir W " .k . Q I ) T is" ~.* -, - - - ~C~ Il EAST $VEST - by ALLEY OOP I ..11.-- /I . 0$ % - I Flower arranging is not - -- , I U, ~ ~ queen I., V - can learn to create lovely -- they've learned the basic 4 principals and practiced them a while " .-- !. _ Sr inp the i- , south flest North Fa%I ,.. -4 1 / kin- _ ____ I /-IN S. North South vulnerable ____ ri I So South studied a while and £AQ109e62 _ 4 Sunday, April 27, 1975--IC Sunday Herald, Sanford, Ff. show aces after Blackwood 0 interfered with he could have shown his one ace But obvious- V A K Q 9 54 2 4 A 84 vi 10 - 1401-\ #J97653 - WOMEN This five-heart bid put a lot of 26 NORT11 tDi 11 .I -~ ~-~ , V - I I * .A I Di ck Turn,, ' , _______I)dII(lI__ . l8 1 -- ." " , ,~~ ...-, . `1 1. : . 1 . . - T j,D F "A AT ' tAIlI Mort Walker CARNIVAL r , club r d So nwr' lt) pont ed and t04)k -' # , - r * I GM Ike i -) - . .1 , -:, tt by Art Sansom LJ I 1 J 'O ur WHAT ( To 6o To / (-0 - ---- TWE :iC;o~.4R-j9.,. 1L c -1 1, -4DONG T.4i5, C'A.'i,5 :5PJ7 --- i his no Irtneri - a-i - % ,. :. I Pass - ', - 1--.11 A it7 t11I I ~, I - - 1 . - !:~Vl . , 7 vir - I 'and hope .-I'.I4 s t V Iv- - . II I / four hearts next and then stuck bookta 'Win at Biodge." (cla this Blackwood four notrump CifyStation NowYork.NY 10019 IWrLI ;10m11uuu• I - 4 -- - q- . I I 1 / s / 4 - ; - .1q . I- to teach; the Cystic ~ I & - I ol .I . A , t- i- -;r -117 ,*-- ,, L --- Zgkgs~ -------- . . ~. i&- - I 4 05. 4 . 1 .. -4.4 I 1 ~~, - -!~- _ experience, flair to her 10 -i -, --,# " .4 I --- i "-' . ; / I ' 4 . , -.;;4 '=rrr;-;X~ I L . Wif'. 4- Garry Trudeau by I -..-ESP56",'A.~SiNCE I V'E G 4.v 11 - I P-.--- ~ I . rn~ ~1- 1 I i i - # . . ~il ), I )P I * ~- 1, -.~.; , !~ i / - - 0 ____________ hid ~%ith Anmer.%lund,as - t \ RibJAT - ouarrn'tonr What is our opening - 4 - - (ri 987 hand turned out to Lie very effective lie merely bid on%: t\ r I frd FUNNY BUSINESS h4 The Lightner clam double ask - I r-4 ~ ~,, -,- 'I don't carp- what your wifp says' buinr Jenkins " MINE does! iSd, lou want that normal lead. . ,0 Pass 5 A ead. You can't afford to double- ) I - I.,,, Itdots Ive weaknesses, one t it t mav r - e the ppn L o a winegne.0The other is hat v1 hen - -- by Practically every ex 1.rto - 7 EVE 12. 'o kI, 1`1 U1:M THE BORN L I - - ___________________ . I I I / " I ~; "'i %Y 0 q b* . -A S F_-- .- . - . #-,&. , :: ---,LMM 41 . -. ----' . X !, I .r / I 0 i 21 I 1,i 0 Y, 1. . / IS THAT r I THE STEAKS.' - 1,/1 NOTHING .) ^ .1 - ---{ , !J - 't -. ' ____ L - ."/4...- . _ _ Dogwood Dr., Sanford, before May 2 for reserJan always has a green plant or two, or a bowl of flosers are stiff and dramatic; roses are soft and arrange f'oers sue3su!Iy. vations. flowers around her own home, or on her desk where lull. Each dictates the kind of arrangement you do. "It's not ui inborn talent," she stressed. • 'lt jus'. The class will be divided Into to sessions she oi k5 as a secretay at the Auto Train corn I like daisies in a basket - in fact 1 like to arrange takes training and practice" The beautiful thing about flower arrangements During the first, Jan will teach the basic principals misary. "They add such a cheerful touch; almost any flowers In a basket." The -Junior Woman's Club of Sanford recently is that ever)one can make them, of d esign, color and how to give arrangemen ts a everyth ing else can be looking tired, but one glance A basket arrangement is easily moved, Jan raised $100 for Cystic Fibrosis research at a garage Honest I have the word ofan expert on that natural-looking depth and grace "l think flowers ln at a fresh flower or two really perks me up," she pointed out Bo th long and short4temmed flowers sale members hope Jan's classes will be equally With practice, art] a sou nd grasp of th e basic a vase sho ul d look as free and nat ur al as they do smiled can be used, it's easier to insert a good sii1 4 water iccssfW in ga thering money for this cause. incipals involved in creating an aesthetically growing in a garden," Jan said. "This effect is not Jan has several years of experience of floral art container and the low lip of the basket makes It a . C)5t1C fibrosis (C-}' Jan explained briefly, Is an pleasing flower arrangement, there is no reason difficult to achieve once the technique has been behind her, both as a professional and as a hobbyist. simple t ask to trim flowers and repenisli water. g cironic involvement why rnyone should not be able to arrange flowers explained and practiced a lit0e." When she was stil.1 In high schom)l in Palatka, she An arrangement can last three weeks and still inherited and of the respiratory and digestive systems. It is pleasingly, says Jan Freeman. Jan has devclop,W a unique method for her worked part4ime in a flower shop, and later did the, look lovely, she a&Jed, if flowers are trbruned recognized a the most conuron serious genetic President of the Sanford Junior Women's Ciub, students to practic! cutting ttd placing flowers same work on a fUUtIJTIe basis when her husband. freshened property. di3eaw found in our society. Ja I will be proving her point May 5. wbm do cwrect1y: 'Ve am plaide strawii," sW ez*hW. Tmn, was in college in Talla.1%nee for loar yeam 7be 1-In the past, C-F was regarded as usual,ly fatal in "Thq're az mmflar .: I flawcr -1 .. . -,-m u. anyt!%Lng I Wheii lie speral a yez: l4aia V. - .Vr.,J, ,- -.A- U, A.w-4 rorifmg ~u Jan,,6naturaIness. Also, she believes an workshop on flower arranging at the , Sadord cvuld thirk of, arA a Iot Im expensive when you're Lawtm, Okla., Jan (nurkl howel.1 wu kingaflower arran0ment shimLid be creatpd witb its en- infancy or early chddhood. Today. thanks to im. Wormin's Club on Oak Avenue. Open to the public, just practicing." . shop Owe, too. and giving kawns at ft Officers virowierd in mhA "It Mould suit the home it proved therapy and case findhig, the population of adult patients Is steadily Lncreasmg. During thL second sson of her cIas, students Wives Club. the class will run from 7.9 p.m. The registration fee adorns," she said. "It shouldn't stand out will m,e the real thing, however. of $5 includes the cost of materials, and a.11 proceeds &ie has also taught flower arranging at the riously, but rather blend in like it's supposed to be Cystic fibrosis varies in expremM from mild to donated to the National Cystic Fibrosis iIl We 11 be making fresh garden arrangements in Tall.ahas,ce Recreation Department, and held there severe Its respiratory symptoms irimic such Foundntion. baskets," said Jan. "I want to teach how to make several smaller workshops in the art here in San"Arranging flowers is rather like choosing what diseases as pneumonia, bronchitis, asthma, So that she can give each merriber individual inexpensive arrangements using flowers and . ford, particularly durinp the Christmas holiday to wear," Jan concluded. "One matches colors, whooping cough and tuber c-u!vsis. The gastroninattention, Jim will be limiting the class to about 30 foliage out of the garden; It's not necessary to rush season. varies textures, balances shapes and shades. testinal ymptonis are similar to those of chronic persons. To make sure you are one of the lucky off and buy expensive flowers every Ume you want "Different, flowers need to be arranged in dif"And in the 3wne way someone can learn to diarrhea, milk or other food intoleriance, celiac participants, ca ll Jan Mrs. Thomas) Fr'eman, 202 a pretty fresh a rrangement n your home." ferent styles," Jan explained. "Bird of paradise dress with flair and taste, so one c'n learn to disease and fail ur e to thrive. [ ,f T'( by T. K. Ryan WVRyi HIS MANAGER A HIGH LCOWCIJSSrJN? ER HE AJNT. I CONCL35SION 61t. MONTH.' ' ).1-4"\ r V _____ ( -. . --_-. __ BLONDIE _______________________ P-.-LE AT MVCWB METIG - -I / DINN ER ATJOE (,SEOME4T9ALLs RE " -'-------' I A JOE MEAr5,f,LLS .-.__.---..--' i 5 I. r.; - i - I %4 (- - .11 --_._. r 7H0LV4-fr THC- GE RAAe ~4AP :-.ALJNr- -:C> \ ACO.47E-RATTAcJ<.' -/ .~~ /",. I Lk-A; 'I 0 " Dfi r'- by DickCavaIIi - CLC$ .107 CIMP ) aoff P! i :1 _ nil 11 -. '.. A -rHIP4 OF u z ..- 1 _________ 5 CULT r 1, r. - - - , " I 4 - - - lk wMAA I % $ our TN& E-Al- ~. r -;~, ji I - .,." r( VETERINA I 2% !%&A , I 1 1 I r 3- - , - GC'sERMENT F ', (0 ) 'I I I9 -rtjwo - --v I%.; *, ; . lI!\ ______ 1\ OPII c'-n'\ w--rs I IC -v "ll ~~ 4~> is ---&. ; 'S 1!.IJ7L? - WI 6. 4A " T ft. . I I, 1 jri ,.J U PIf$0 j • _________________ . / I ., . I' . t ._ ._ k 1' ,,, • •• • •• ••,• *####*##### - --,,!,-*~r--~ 40-',t It #*# **** ##***'*"#******tt**# I•4* -. t•.•••i,••, ._- ,,,,, . '.. . I % . ________________ r o •.. #4 ____ . • • I44.. Ooo0 1 ''-...'-' **a%*, .am, .'.•"-:"' RAISEF -,A\F-S! ~" a. ' ' . , , a . .!. i , - .1 f000. . ir:.r,l 10- it " _____________ I I- - SENA701Z 17 W10 6IIVt hIM To V*, I ____ 0 ((' I i ! !i [ ,sçj 0 A I .V - - .. . . 8 @ 0 # # 0 # 0 0 * # 0,6 # *0 # 0(t •.... • •••• by Frank Hill ,_.- ERY I" ( -- j / I WORT RIBS v.,,,, , as so many of the residents need help then. Sonic need to be assisted in cutting up the food, A Z, --- I r,~,~--5 A L-. AEO. t. WJ'IAT - ---- -- - -- I I . dl Q . - I z! -4 ~I ) I ,- -- - , - / le I , _P~ // I I I / - /I . It H - ;11 will not be taking away a paid - ERNEST Branch Office, said. "We need "'it people who will volunteer thei, 1 - 3 = I - *" - --- , - . '~~ IIIII 11111Q410016644 *a.a*i - , Ar*dft9--- ij,j in'i I.Ci tendcr loving carel, Buth Kline encourages patient tocat _______ 4. '. - •_ - - 1~v . . -. -. -d '" - .4, - - - - -: -' _. 'a , :.,,'-. :I-.----..- :,- - - 2. •,•f- -'-\'! ', - ' - -r 'L' .41 I tZ4!'4' sA - - I 0 . .. . . o . - A,If t .' / + -.. f,* 11w new Heritage House and the new Red Cross Program are hoping to grow together. Harold - . - PQ -1# .1 I I ". ,u dy . If" z--- -. #1 - I . , -- l . ''•. ( " 1 ~ .$ P n-~~~ -Z~~ - .- "444"T nator at Heritage Center. ..,--'~ -- , When she walks through the I ,-. I - - \ \ * 4 i- . .. ~1- - 0 ,-;,) -- - W- mr --- tic things, like writing letters and combing their hair. or just " ~ . I I I4 - - - . lav "r a we assist thein in any way we . n~ . r - I -M r S ~ --- Z.i -N I A (.7harlene Tarpley frightl explains Red Cross Nicholsi patchet -- JW Gmrr Parks illerald Photos by Elda . --- --- --, -.- " -_ ~,.r - !---- -I '- z - -Pw i =7-- ; i - 4-~IEK~ - )outtl groups started soon, By Mrs. Tarpley. By distributing a their clothing and other help the older ones to enjoy life involving the younger people, booklet called, 'Sunny, the necessities are replaced." The lonng care) administered by alittIc more." Ann Busby, the they learn community SaFety Fish,' to Seminole Volunteers furnish toffee and activity director, said, "Huth is responsibility arki they enjoy Cm-rity students Wougn the donuts at the scene of a fure if Mrs. Grace [larks, coor- reahy great. She is so very the feeling (if having dk)ne thirxi grade, Mrs. Tarpley fe.ls - the firemen are working for any dinator of the Volunteers of patsentandunderstanding. You something to help. A lot of sure the Length of time. have to love people to be around problems with young peope down. She said. 'la 1973, there Seminole County, said, ant! assist them the way would be eliminated if there were A 4-ownings in Central program is g If you wish to join in the have a very good start." Mrs. she does." %%ere more programs for them. Florida, but in 1974, there wete program. in any capacity, In requesting more volu. Older people love to have the only three. Th is was in the age contact Charlene Tarpley, at Parks was a Red Cross o'ingsters co me to see them. group from ia months to 10 the Red Cross Branch Office. Volunteer in several foreign teers, Mrs. Tarpley explained that there in an ordination for The countries including Talsan, have great coin- years," Mrs. Marion Eggers An)One from l2 )ears o ld onup, where her husband, William T, anyone new to the program. Ail munication and are so tw a Red Cross swim course and in good health, is welconiv 7 here Is ni) Itinit, to the nuniber Parks Jr., was a military ad. ptuases or the voiuntecr work is dependable. It is a joy to have for youngsters each year. visor, workuig with 0~ang Kai. explained. The organitation is dwin around. Amther part ef the Red Cross of volunteers that can be uu-tl. Another aspect of the Red shek's son. Speaking of the Uuic funded b the Urited Fund. She cr.lcc is the Disaster flie work is fun and easy, and spent in Japan, Mrs. Parks mid. "We especially would hke Cross is the water s,ifety Progrmn. "We jive iffunediate everyone tx-nefits fr,mi the pepk to bci 'rm. - Uur sater safety commented, 'There i d- mr sisthn to lauihs whi hv" Pt 1 fi '. -n'-' *A -~ 42) rA - , -P - - --Awik- L% -%-4W -7 --,I-;,-.. Nt ;~Im * 0 to touch 'wr hand, or call to her . assistance, and observed, "The being around people. It's fun to 'n' rh rIF M- o~jj- . ", 'I"hailand, while tier husband acquainted with the volunteer program is an extremely im- had home fires. We see that was stationed there. "I love pros, ,rain. We hope to get some portant part of our wor~," said they have lodging, and ttuat -.--- - - . p'(1 I T. jF . .. - , ynu; -. -.I o4 r t~ :.. An .. ~ %& iv - - - I .. -. - FRANK AND ERNEST & I Ix ISL 4 z Charlene Tarpley. - ( ...~MK%w "'RE up - Iff - - - z%.;A . b ! FRANK ,-,~. - House Convalescent Center, in and comfort to the aged in Alt.amonte nursing centers, and are a real --- - - - fl. I I V ,,)I K4I.CCMfi -AXE AGAUJ To 749 FCLRM anq953M%E TIRE VAN PEW J1r- L __________ I UK & MEEK THROW Nor -- ________ - ,~-, %\ k . 4 Y Bed Cross Volunteers to assist tries." Mrs. Parks bel ves:. the elderly at the Heritage Volunteers bring a bit of love ST-4~m,*" ii*i1W'' I - I 6 e .i4 ,.~' " " . i. rl;z~- ,-.- IT 1, the Seminole County Branch respected and %~ell-cared or. Office,at the corner ofHighway The family unit Is very im, _::~o I I - - , -_____ if -if I, 11WA, pinTy s ti . -A --.Z. - --- tug ELOERTA1. SALIREVI -T- Y , r- 7 The American Red Cross k'rent attitude in Japan toward I I I 4 i_.J i '-' re UT IT GO MAPPENS.REGGirt, - .1 Qmp ~, - I I - - .. . - . - , 4 / 1 ,1T(rQ .i - CAPTAIN EASY - .. r1l"WHAD00A MEAN.'507* YOU SAID YojD REFUND My F IT nSrO'R THAT SO' _______ JI - - 1 I ItT byBobMont 11 - . u A O A06 ~ 7 "iU PJEE ANY MORE ;V ,- I -.;. - Aw Herald Correspondent . 10 I I i lf' ,~` Red Cross Needs Peop/e To Help Peop/e /) I A \fJ H 1l'W '1 1 U I 1~' r L I STEN, TH1GET MY KANDS SOLD ME YEGTE RDAY IS 1 Z \M ARCHIE ____ I -~. I -.. Inj ~,%AG I V,~-. ~~ - - hC 04 -- ___ -~. I 'THE AGONY CIF- . L. - I o WINTHROP ViTHAT" A 4Y NOT?"1} SO FAR I'VE ONLY I STORY 01 , -I (v - V.nn.., I*-- I ig I j~' I. by Al YOU'RE I 1. PRISCILLA'S POP (V . -- ______ SECOND I - - Chic Young rran emen s ower a es e ec By JEN PA1'IESON Women's Editor I f --.i 4 m - " _ VA Jf L.r/ rac ice ; ' -s.S--. - - WIL.L ACCEFI_Th AWARP FOP.. HIM. LASHIN IN L71AN OF:THE 12 I"s.. '-"-. - Li A THWT O'*ft LIFT-ANP-NIFT SET.' IFOULIANNIT OLKI I NAMEi You -.4 , rp.t $ ________________________ CHAMP. VAT L..CV' -- -- - ,J). )-r- / 1 .'-' , . . 61 -) ' 425 "I .` I '- - IMS MONTH Ve COVETER 190CK .\ t 1 .... ç,,,\._ ,_- ,_t.-.'- --. -\ - TUMBLEWEED ., I , - - :1 - qe$4fAr AV4- MMW?' ,4C,TAFs5/ I I ~. - _____________ ra N 4. - ,I "- V u'. y-- -ç---- •!I I - \ !,/ ( I \ - j;: ,-- ç• tr- ,. I I SEE MME OF: .-_ \ -m (. 11 TRE MWIE?' 941Y; Y H4~f r ENJOW ~ \ ; AfrM41CA00F, I : , -] 15,i WHAT i 1 I GREAT ... SENSE 'A'K" , -' I INC~Li~ ; PAW - I , by Heimdahl & Stoff.I THERE A ARE nzow mo uios Cr HAMUgGCR 0 . , -. __J J_C . 11V "I . -1 I C 1 I 1~ 5 L. r ,-jR_ ~,, / \ (\ liii BUGS SUNNY 70 ~" FgN ApflU&W4 AE AUP4PMS:wr,f MR&,~ V 7W,rw&" arsm ,w.- , to 11 , uo" IL) I J4V 't.N'' ' \ : M,&5 Aff4a, b i I Of]ffn -. ty_-'.-. I M :... P - -: - 1 '- .1 �- _________________________________ - - - I -. ____ ____________________________________________________ — -2 C—SundayH.raldSa,,ford_Ft_ Sunday_A_ri127_1973 _____' _P_____• A new slate of offleers was Cortex Avenue. Termed an the Villa Nova Restaurant. Buena Vista Clubhouse. The wash this weekend at the Fina can contact Alberta Mitchell lot day started at 10 3Oam and ervIcetall(n on High 1?; fur detail. . I-I i -rI I'J ' rt R rt i" ic ' :;; rrtoeiIe those nonorea Past 5405 meeting held at the had served almost 2 citizens. presiden( Joan Gebhardt, viceAll agreed that the day was a many fund raising efforts by and effort will go into this affal SheoahClubljouse on SR 434 on Twelve members of the Post president .Jeanie Ireland, great success and spoke of a these spirited youngsters. and city-wide participatlorl --_— April 16 at 8 p.m. and LU Auxiliary worked hard secretary Cindy Jonker c.nd return trip soon, guarantee making this year's a . Elected for the coinIng year yearthatdectlnnsareheldl wtouttoNewSrnyrna group bazaararesounding success, en were commander, Jack chicken, cole slaw, baked social, Marge Williams; youth, have more officers to announce C rids Tb had larmed Schraff; senior sUds Y. 1eY vice- beans, rolls and butter. Jerry Barber; ways and The Hacienda Villa e b Thnks ' " • _________________________ commar.der, John Au2r; junior means, Diane Clark; telephone, Woman's Club elected as of- one of the roup took ic so — — vice-commander, Albert An unannounced added at- Peggy Samano; parliamen. licers for the comIng year the Jlj'-dle Cronise of Hacknda ou "lected to 'come Ramsey; quartermaster, Bob traction was the appearance of taria'i, Sharon Patrick; president Eddie May Savarese home These kids stick Village - Strong praise - vis es :ear trustee, Vernon Bessent; cordion. three-year trustee, Lloyd Ecker; and service officer, . _____ -: H'. NANCY BOOTH ____________________________ - Proceeds from the affair FV/ Bar ecue will etvst.en N Fntrfax and N 1 You will be hearing more In for a second term as greeting The talk at the meetings now she is sick herself, she still this column about these active and welcoming chairwoman. eenteri around the ambitious takes time to Irive a person to young women. Congratulations For residents of Hacienda ro I these teens rs have the hosPital" "so willing difficult terminology for those of us not directly Involved with the ctIonal world. More simply, Dr. harrow explained, her book Is a of the Phychomotor Domain, a current best seller. She t'ias also written numerous journal articles and a btlletln entitled Perceptual Motor Skills. meet a great group of women? (group installation held this month at tkliUDjs me ii it tIn Lk 1k ralJ ( orr p'ndt ft i d bs 1umst (,r te 0 Br'cn The curtiin opened on Th4. _______ Johnn) Ha) Sheffield Isham Sheffield sered as married in the Ravenna Park best man aria brother / ______ ______ ____ _____________ - - ,:. ____ - _____ i ______ - - bed , - • I egroomLiaPktntheu,s. Army. -- -.- • I; ____ 1Jj dtl clue Large:y . Wallace .Gymore, . , ,' .J Sheltori B. same ad __________ , ."" " - Stanley H Newton 39 Rt B Don P Newsorn -I L1acy Springs Nat! Bk., i*A thi IL I Outof town guests came from New Yor!c and New Jersey. A dinner receptIon followed on -,. white daisies. Barbie Tripleti 3) W. Lakeview St., Orlando. baby's breath. '. / - . - - .' Apt 7 - .. .. , - . • I' it S ti,c ear.y - -- onven lOfl \,J 1) - - ''. W - - blue and ellow ribbons and con'. ention were club president Mrs. Robert F KarnL and Mrs clinlung prize packets .ic Url,ey, ii O) a n lined them ut for a char . , -&. -. - - " . A- . Seminole High School, was - . . : -- ' — —'" Marjorie Peterson dresses up nature to make decoratior. for abortion. We only demand a separate them.Once separated, the top and use them for tree Peterson also makes them for on East First Street. Edith A p planned by the newly formed Licensed Practising Nurses . Association of Seminole Founders Day Saturday is a big day lot fund raising chairman, The candlelight ceremony was officiated at by what presidents go through -- ate school of criminal justice at to gl'.e up her role as a lay N • f _ a . ____ - '4,-. ¶ - hard decisions; the terrible meriting on FBI figures which Catholic church in San Diego. fr_•, - . A - .. - -. ____ a'i lact falling Into a Iull,draped, scalloped hem caught by M h band The ' Il3e11h18 Stines Celebrate I celebrated at a luncheon at Sue Caroline Yates, the LPN Ann's Capri Restaurant. j','c',ciatjon president, says a ________________ gi,cn, the most co%eted, ac- this senice. president Margie Belne, Is the G'rl of the Year Award City Council Officers of CII) Council for 1975.76 will also be —r N 9 chairman for the event, and junior CaIIege 's H e.me allocation is bein Economics Department, andsace r now - we can wait ... and m ona-rate iitizens illegiti. Gleason, of the National admired him for It. I don't think mately?" Dr. Freda Adler, as- Organization for Women, In an -..- _________ , .,. There's ust one week left for reserve space In Sanford's her bel e and chocolate brown Downtown Sidewalk Sale next weekend. Nora Gordon at skirt and Jacket t. fashi she I -: Sidewalk Sale winning pink skirt and blouse -- . ;- School,whotookfirstplacelna bidders. Pro4'ei go towar' a whatever locate she Is In. Because Rev. Peterson's minis.ry is the commissioning ____ gown. A smart three-piece for their very own, at Lake pantsiñt won third place for Brantley High School Band Juanita SmIth, 13, a student at Boosters rummage sale and - ' . _RD U4)ERWO_I. XI ____ - _pr I V Love is someone ______________ - -. Married in Nevada en April 27, 1911, the couple moved to florida in 192S and settled in Sanford In 1942. Mrs. Stine Is retired _____ Other Mtendants were Mrs La.ry Bowes IisseS Sand) HeRon Stepnanle Atrams a dl) a snrnols for 29 years, srxl her husband is a ritired barber They Rae Artnian of Longwood, was this yea''s recipient at t& The couple has four children, Bernice Sabatino of Jamesburgh, Council field its Fifth Annual Achievement Day last week at Mtarnoptr Chic Center. (Herald Photo by Fida chols) - rea - Mr and P4 G - OflOf' and '.ere blue yellow la'.endar arxI mint ' groom served a rnoearer Groomsmen were flr)br of the merits, Altamonte Springs. The bride is employed by The bride-to-be, born ir anus Mr and Mrs. W L Fez I isselberr ,' . TAWNY RAE FEIISANUEZ ad the late nas Schoor-Chadc nne Marie, to High SciooI, Sanford. A Jult.12 weUi .Ufl11j- -,dbtldli Mrs. Marie Thon tarn and amrn * - - =.=.L'_ - -.. v . — '---._,__._ --t: _:,__- -_ -_ -._-_ -_ .: --.----._-._ -_ .-_ -- '- -_-_ -_ .T--- ,---r_-4-r- _-,_• _ ,, - ", - Pr •-j f ::'__- -- .... , T .._ -_ -._\:'_$_-.t_4- -_ _ _ -_-_. MIIORI - $4' '4 110 S or Accordingtehloover,'lackof threat to the strength of Abby, Is it true that if you as a vaJid marriage. But it tte ml of iur life dodging mental giants you can't get not considered a Christian America—we're baptized, Find aren't jr o rsand hating it 1fli r i • meal the bridegroom. tt;UPa '.'.ui lit. 1)ct4ary noine. _-___-__-____- I I .uues wasn't baptized, Icouldn't get sacrament, although the DFAR PRUNE FACE: You •Ut t- _________ .vsarruage 'anford lo Arthur H Dickin 52 A. Chada 1316 ',evo,d St IS ar,iJ tJt, Stein Florence Mapes Lisa Fowler and Sue Sic'. enson -- . ,: ' ________ ___________ —. _________________ REALLY SPECIALI thi" former Ella Josephine is - -. exircise '.hili on space I '.'.asn't baptized, and I ha'.e Vihen a Catholic '.ants to aching backs, spreading '.'.tuiti iuo'.es the hod) con husband's permission period, missions '.tuch tan gi'.c the muscles tinuously for a longish lam a year younger than my a neighbor who Is a good marry someone from a non- midriffs and flabby In.4titute average person all the exercise The Physical Fitness husband but I look older Catholic. Si'ieusked me one day Christian religion, a Modem, Tuesday night when Stephen J. has dc'.'cloped a technique riuc or he needs in a six-minute because I am prematurely If 1 was baptized, and I told her for example, the Catholic Hoover, East Central Florida Iso-kinetics - daily work-out. wrinkled. hate to look In the no.Wdll,rightawaythestarted Church pedorm. a marriage Director, Physical Fitness known as Total calling me an animal anti all that is considered "wuasi' lnstttuteofAmerlca,addre3sed mirror. What should I do? Themarriageisannouncedaf ' and Mrs hlagh Hamilton, lie is on the college s'xcr Benjamin A. 0 nq,ii etmog 'I Education. She is the grand- College, He wiI graduate with daughter of Mr and Mrs H S degrees in Chrisijati of Miami springs announce the Her announce the Tawny Rae to inomnas Henry . IighScheei,Longwood.sLi u'. state Alto.- 5•i•) Prestytcrian Church Sanh-d. flibie College, Toccoa Falls, high School and is also A The plastic surgeon is tops for mc, so I'm asking you. Can Are United - F t •p''" problem that no one can answer that a person must be baptized I In a Christian (alibi In order perfect for my height?) H''it lt LI u uuuu..1,,CKufl fin a nell'leIl - surgery "isn't that a ridiculous ladies' man Is a man who has a Seminole County Board of Public Instruction and the \. I CURIOUS order for him to get married In ,our face '.'.i!l fill out, and )OU Dennis Johnson The flower girl was Edie eight grandchildren; 32 great-grandchildren and two great-great. andchi1dren. Would you say that a "ladies' there are no restrictions at all )ounger titan he' ii ou put on a man" is a man '.ho Is In in the Baptist religion regar lie - NOT BAII'IZLD facelift icgsrdlcs of exercise. To sIt all week and is no stipulation in its religlos' tamp,d, EncIo mind. must be envelope p1tse percot baptized ddieiseo people in that a The I)FMI AIIBY no extrls ng a a , te a ' ' -•. ,, '" - - ,• '• - -. - -- - - - The uest t',pe u ---------. - ' , L.- u III IUUIUI 5 WhU* They Last Nice Da' ) U I U. The answer, Hoo'.er told Pilot partners is not a Christian. slake your husband realize that by the Lutheran Ch'irch -._ ppine A • • cxrctM . St P0 )?Ob)6 Do,'ntown - —_ -' - dIt;neb o -, ( .f 1 ' • - ' .. — . of F krid ' Jurmir dntl u out. '.'.a lefflng Im still trying to Iigire out WomnansClubs1andhasiiv.ited • Deco ra ti Ofl S 2 Renresentatives of the Junior gets Club where the event was being first convention quite over- ,•4 trd,%Uo1lrole .iw. i Contest and Fashion Show enthusiaSm. Caib) Bauer.e, Lie clubs sponsored by the Sanford ' ' - - - parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Belne of Sanfc*d and groom's parents are Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Cook, of _________ - — but then I would say to myself, second-rate citizens legitimate. the fact thatevery woman Is the the inside and spray-paint both Depending on your theme, the Tuscawilla Women's Club, when the sorority's annual hand Friday to take blood SolotstwasMrs. Burt Per1nchief,oLakeMaryj T 'ride wire a formal gown of white a.tencan lace - I Robert Cook on April 12, 1975 at 7:30 p.m. at Prince of . - - most unique ornament she different colored fabric and other occasion. hours; callstnthemlddleofthe women from 1961}-73 "lamnotinfavorof abortion, makes is her milk weed pod glue a decorative trim on the Apart from HIr*king Here are some quotable night, the ftshbowl living ... " quotes from women during the Mrs. Pat Nixon, in an Interview despite what the bishop says, ornament. According to Mrs. edge of the rim. Small figures of weed pod ornaments and many senting the fact that Dick's time i svifl9S ewing, rOSiilOfl tree ornaments. Altainonte Springs. riaces By JEAN PATTFSON Women's Editor . (ay 'lea r-Rou n material to choose from all over coun. She uses fieldbe • :"- - - - 'A .-' accompaniment for all musical I ...- C' - . -- the uprer bodice. They Ditto, 8304 RevIelle Rd., In mint green. Both attendants Services In Orlando. "- Win. E. TLnuis 57 ii 74, 52 Ahuhuipk Dr., apt 4, Klssim- - - _____________ - • —s4f" up Mother Nature's designs, Mrs. Grace O'Brien - musical arranger, accompanist. (Herald j .. - , macic items and producing a .1 - -: I iOIfl •.. - ç- ( ' .. and crocheting. But her most - "pro aaadlrectorandformer urne I es gner or e honor. Both attendants wore Mr. and Mrs. Louis Groundwater wore a yelow Casselberry. floor length gowns of yellow Guglie1mello,l0ocCrystalv gown Irtiwned in floral nrint The bride Is emnloved . p01 ester cre with h Cir I C Ibe ,- .--- i 100 Y, Jne Herman a-i 1915 I89 ?wrthgate Dr. . - - Barnoley St., Washington DC Smith, , MildredA Jadson 25 11 W Dwight Harris 43 273 N 16th St.. Pine Hills Rd Orlando Verda Mcalmn 32 same - - Miss Genevieve Richardson, father, the bride muncie her own and Keith Gugllel'nello man __________________________________________________________ . , / hLitor bouquet of white and yellow Apri15intherosegardof with lace. She wore a wide roses. Harry P. Leu GaFderis, brlin.iied hat of matching laci, Patricia Meadows served her Orlando. The Rev. Fuller of- and carried a bouquet of yellow - - a - were accented with tiny satinWfillaing, Mosiday at the Sanford Holiday md, were (frnm left) Jo Ann Ayres, governor; waia She wore a waist length veil became the bride f Kenneth E. .- but acimlt.sto believin "some' w tat.. ,nom..n 3.0 anu uOu% iF ' the Woman's Club, wrote and ________ - . i tI on e ii itt Ph ff1 '-uit out '.hlch ' Thi Wedding' f heeno th Caskey, whose professional theatrecareerdatesbaekmany years in states from Illinois to . asco'.er in :: High a boy return home she announces her Woman s Club, some of their awkward teenager 4 spouses and children, at the asked her to dance and she lost intention of marriage Mother recer. re ew . _______________ ________ to Daytona Beach. They will an" Mrs. Liharn J. Shelf kid Rte2 Saoford , Given' in arria b he ____ . _____________ Mrs antlR 11 I - ____ . , I t. 01 UUUI& r' rhis was followed b a • . .q ,. neighbor 7uIfl 'i i. L : to be the kind of person we ill be hoidmi' a cr are interested to take part Y&u . . , The book wqs written in collaboration with H. H. McAshan, Ed. D., now of the University of North Florida w V'' '(0 3' 1L1ç_____ t' , ... out, cooks for the shut-Ins An added attraction this sear all becusp, according to her Youth Group Li asking all I - . tin years. . , - Id Le Lslat was published April 7. The book is described as "a - ____ w d ' Dr H r__— ____________ ' as, "No matter what you need treasurer Marion Strand. Mitchell sored by VFW Post 5405 was Club celebrated the election of Shopping Center for a day of - By JEAN PATrESON . Women'sEdflor • compnsi','e accounts of progi ama using public monies. Her book will help educators plan programs and their reports thereof. outing on April 8. Forty-seven members met at the club house Slate Elected 'i r r F L ! ! ii With tso technical books Installed on library shelves across the nation, Anita J. Harrow, Ph. 1)., Academic Affairs at Seminole Junior College, already has a third book In mine — "a pure fun book; my target is mainly women," was all she would tell at this early stage. surgeon, Bill Lambert; one- entertained those present with and sunshine, Cindy Jonker. - , — '' -- Suiday, April27, 197S-3C ny H.ra,'d_Sanford,Ft. ---•_.._ . Mtamont, M0 SDfld LeYti ____________________________________________________ - ______ • ------:. -.____________ - • �--....-..-- HOME Sunday H;rik. Sanford, Fl. __ __ - __ ___ - Real Estate Investments BY LARRY r M" 141111111~ . I ... 4. & J —_ LUrIU a _lJjHIy Sunday April 27, 175-4C 1. A , . , ., I — 6—%.IIUU , 11111111 T ransa ctions Dear Mr. Saxon, pay our taxes while this man Don't real estate salesmen doesn't pay any despite a By JULIAN STENSTROM and brokers get all the good fantastic income? WASHINGTON (AP) private property, and the di year, recognized the igniui- a land owner was entitled to Investment property buys? In F F Using slogans as their weapons pute over land use planning has canoe of the dispute over th e compensation for denial of the o ther words, they buy them Sometimes we run Into some th ing that completely apd local voters as their foot prompted broad philosophical nature of land commodity or use of his land, themselves? Dear F. F., amazes us. soldiers, organized groups have arguments over property rights nonrenewable reso urce. Rep. Sam Steiger, the AnFor example, last week four young couples who were The north "tax dodge" Were been waging a three-year war and the state's responsibility to C.N. "Reflected throughout this ions Republican who has led earnestly seeking to enter the homeowners' market for coined by Individuals who against House and Senate pro- the interests of society in pro- nation's political, economic, the opposition In the House to Pear C. N., die first time were counselled bya local Realtor. eren't intelligent enough to posals to increase federal in- tecting a nonrenewable re- and social history is the tradi- the legislation, isafraid that the Each nI them was asked if they were familiar with the The average salesman hasn't use all the tools Uncle Sam volvement in land us planning. source. tional concept that land is a federal government, wider the meaws or the inclination to allows one to use to 'educe legislation recently enacted by the Congress and ap. Their efforts have been sue"Lanj ca n 't be treated like a commodity to be bought and Udall's bill, could designate a Invest; and the average broker, income taxes. proved by the President providing for an inrome tax ceasful, but once again Con- commodity, like beans or wheat sold, used and depleted as its section of land as a "non-use unless he is an investment credit of five per cent of the purchase price of a new hone. Apparently, the gentleman in gress is contemplating legisla. or anything else you sell," said owner sees fit, with a minimum area," overriding local and property specialist, is Despite the many news stories published by The not question is operating within the tion to establish a system for Rep. Morris K. Udall, D-Ariz., of Rovemmental involvement state rulings by prohibiting its Herald, and other newspapers, not one single couple knew familiar n ich Investment structure of the Internal planning the nation's growth. the 1)111's chief s;x)ner in the or gukhince," it wrote. .itlsls and pukntiaIitie. Rcenue ('ode, or hi' would be development. 1k kels reAm. anything about it. In fact, they'd never heard of it. first comprehensive land house. "It is an Irrcplaceable Most real estate salesmen are fit jail. So hatever he is usingThe An Interior Department offi bursement of the owners of Of course, even if they had heard of It the program use planning bill was in. asset," cia!, who asked tha t his name such property would cost too trained to sell properties, not to eliminate his income tax troduced in 1972. The Senate would not provide the answer to their problems because Planning for its use, he said, not be used, said the state's au- much, buy them, passing the property must be legal the prices of new homes they could buy on their present and available has passed such legislation "is society's option about how thorized police powers, protectInformation on to prospective to you if you would "Mo (Udall) and the other iirornes were nowhere near the cost of existing new but use twice but last year, when the we grow and t.hequalityof life," ing the interests of a comju- suppo rters of the bill said it bui,rs. them. hoins th ey would have to purchase to be eligible for the measure reached the house 'We're running out of cheap nity, justified land use plan- doesn't jeopardize private tax credits. Also, many brokers are Some years bock, the U.S. floor, the House decided by a land...." the congressman said. r)ing. property and it does," Steiger Let's take an imaginary case — e composite of these vote of 211 to 204 not to consider discouraged from investing Supreme Court ruled that The House Interior Corn"The Constitution does not said, four couples — as an example. Y it, The prop os als, somewhat mittec, in its report explaining give a person because of the possibility of American possesses the right to the The various conservative orright to In Hill and Bettg Buyer are both employed. He makes greatl Increased taxes corn, use every legal have been re-In- the land use lanning p legisla - land as he wishes," the official ganizations that delug means to reduce troduced. ed sena. $6,400 a year and her $4,600 per annum brings their total pared with noubroker in- his income tax. YOU can't VC In the view of Sen. Henry N. tion the committee drew up last said, but he acknowledgedtars and representatives with wages to $11,000 for the year. vestors. Brokers are under a a much highe r au thority. mail in their battle against the They're paying (or their car, a set of tires, and their Jackson, 1)-Wash., the leading heavy burden of proof to show legislation have focused on this department store accounts run their payments to a total The chances are, this gensponsor of the legislation in the that investment is not a part of issue in the literature they dis-of $2,100 — bringing their adjusted in co me to $&90() per Ileman stood here you do now Senate, the House was Drestheir business In which ase tnibuted around the nation. annum, On this basis they can qualify for a home selling a number of years ago. And sured into its decision last year profits, upon resale, are subject They said thø bill would let the for $Z2,20. to 'rrgwar income taxes Instead he was smart enough to find out by right wing groups plying the government confiscate private The down payment on a $V,500 home under FHA of the reduced capital gains how to use money, hIch might members with mail from conproperty, an allegation hotly would be 1700. They can handle that all right, too. tus. otherwise have been paid u stituents fearing federal control - F ;~~ denied by the measure's sponBut there's still one big problem! taxes, to leverage himself into a over their property. Granted there are broker, sora. Where can you find a new home today for $fl,? millio naire. "I cannot believe that the ____ and salesmen who do make The "Committee to Restore You can't. form letter hate mail which property investments, but those the Constitu tion, Inc.," said in a Unless you are on the verge of suddenly appeared on my desk By the time th e Fed eral Housing Administration, who do can only purchase a retirement, you can still do newsletter: represen ts the true feelings of local building codes and subdivision ordinances, and other small percentage of what's wiiat he did. Counsel with a tax Americans," said Jackson, "Fifteen thousand words in minimum standards are applied there's no way for a aJlaWe. In today's market consultant, and a competent chairman of the Senate Interior the bill spell the end of the trabuilder, contractor or a devcloper to construct a home there are plenty of good buys ezchaige and investment Committee. dlUoal concept of private ownthat Bill and Betty Buyer ca qualify to purchase. ,/7'\ for everyone. ership of land as conceived and specialist. They can show you "The opposition came at understood under the American L& how you, too, can become a with shiboleths," said Steven P. millionaire because system of constitutional he made Dear Mr. Saxon, Quarles, an Interior government." money off the money be did t I know a millionaire who uses GVIThgC staff member, "It was shouting The Liberty Lobby, another government..." ............. every tax dodge he can find to PAY.......... ?SISS(, 1 right-wing group, sa id: "This $ LS. slogans about big government avoid pa yi ng his fair share of :.f.... I and robbery of property rights. Un-American bill is righ t in ONE MONTH SPECIAL incom. taxes. in fact, he's a 1 Thelocalrnail caznejnlO,20,W with Karl Marx' directive for millionaire Send your question to: No . to I enslaving people: confiscate money off the money he didn't Larry Saxon PAY 1st. MflNTH'S RENT ONLY Reflected throughout the private property." pay the government. 1 & 2 Bedroom -Furnished or 2017 Sou th French Avenue y mail, i ts reci pients said, was a And on Capi tol Hill, various Unfurnished think it's fair for the rest o( ds to •Lakelront Apts. .Free Boating Sanford, Florida mI belief inanindivjduar5 right congressmen thundered "Swi mming Pool Cluh House w•TV M. rj against the bill from time to •Good Clean & Quint Living 4 time as It moved through subcommittee and committee Hwy. 1792 5an1ord323•8670N0,(tTo Cava Ij.r __ I AL ANON For Ismilles or friends of problem drinkers. For further information call 473.45$y or write Sanford At AnonFamily Group P.O. Box 533, Sanford, Fla. 3777), Meredith Manor (Jill. Corp to Catherine Swaggerty, wid. to Roy C. Raymond & wf Marilyn Steven B. Swaggerty & FACED WITH A DRINKING James PROBLEM N,, Lots l&2BIkA,& all offllk F. Swaggerty, N 117.5' of 113 Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Meredith Manor Nob 11111 amended p1st of -Mann's s.d W. Can Help Sec., $35,000, Call 1734.507 of Center line of canal, $100. Write P.O. Box 1213 Betty J. Smith Thompson Steven B. Swaggerty & Sanford, Floda 37711 form, Smith to Milo G. Ringe James F. to James A. ih...er& Sr., & wf Eleanor P., N 100' of S wf Linda J,, N 117.5' of Lt 3 ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll Free, 6117077 f or "We Care"— 468.6' of W 100' of unplatted 131k amended plat of Mann's sd, "Hottlne". Adults or Teens. 2, Sanlando Sub. Beaut., Alt, $7,300. CONGRATULATIONS Sec., $23,000. Dwight Harris to C. James Margaret Meyer. G.P.N. (QCD) Magnolia Svc. Corp Sanlando Utilities Corp., NYisto Wheeler & wf Shirley M., Lt 23 Normandy Park, $14,600. of NE¼ of Sec 5-21-29, $100. S—Lost & Found Spartan Inv. Co Inc. toSta lin Bobby C. Davis & wf Galloway & wf 1 ,01s Mae, [Li 1- Margaret to hey V. Henderson, Lost: Very small long haired dog. White with tan spots Vicinity 25, mcI Oak Manor, $33,000, L159&1Q (less S5')&E25'ofll Sanford Boat Works near Osteen Spartan I n v. Co In:,, to Alfred Bridge Answers to "J.J." lessS5') 81k 1 Resurvey of 131k NLWA4U. 373 fiThv. E. Walden & wf Janie P., Eti of 4, Wtldmere, $3,500. W1 ofSWL4 of NE14 (less S33' Ivey Vance Henderson to for r.w) Sec. 27-21-31, $22,000. John Main & wf Virginia A., lAs Magnolia Svc. Corp to Perma 9 & 10 (less S 5') & E 25' of 11 hilt hiunws Inc., Lt 5 Sleepy less S 5) 111k 1 Iteurvey of [ilk Hollow, 1st Addn, $8,000. 4. Wildmere, $3,500. - ' - .11 viuie Q'+,%)V0,OJJ W01111 01 real 5iO1( - in Seminole County changed owners during the week ending April 18. Total value of real estate conveyanc 1x2 means 1 column by 2 in- ches. Too small for an ad to be noticed or el. fectivo? You're reading this one! ' - I IV Child Care In my home. Lake Mary area. Prefer 2 yr. olds. 373.5911. IS ALCOHOL \ PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMi.,Y? Congress Giving Lo . ok P rogram No Help using At Land Plan Program In Low Housi ,I V SAXON __ ('Pt. 1% Federal Credit .I . , ;;;k .=:I . - . - 11—Iristructiom Piano or Organ Lessons In my home or yours Degree In teaching. 373 1.321 ORGAN PIANO LESSONS By Exp. Musician. Adults or children. Reasonable 66$ suo. 18—Help Wanted 18—Help Assistant Bookkeeper Full knowldge to trial balance. Must be able to type Only •x. perlenced apply. Permanent position. S day week. Starlin, Enterpris es, Sanford Airport, Industrial Park, Building 131, Sanford, Ph. J730411, Ferrous Recipe accepting a plicatlons full or part time, good pay advancement. Apply II r.m. Monday. Tues., Thum, Fri. 1009 S. French 373 3650 Housekeeper to live or or out and take care of home and 2 school age children for working parents. Good home, PIUS $200 per mo. salary. Prefer older mature woman In good health. R eferen. cc's 8.11 $421 ext. 117, or $31 6117 after 130. Clerical work, accounts receivable. experience. Apply In person Transport Brokerage, State Farmers Market between 10 12. NEEDED IMMEDIATELY? Someone Interested In a part-time writing job who lives in the Oviedo -Geneva area and who ha$ a good command of the English Ianqjqe nc1 ciri " ircs himself herself. Must be a good speller and nol afraid to talk to people. If you can hack It. I want to talk to you. Contact Bill Currie, Managing Editor, The HeralO. Phone 372 2611 for an appointment. LICENSED REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE. growi'tg Winter Park Real Estate firm needs rcpre".entatIve to staff new Subdivision In the Sanford area Call Mr. Robert Greene, Realtor. AREA ONE REALTORS, NC. 6471111 Needs several ladies for telephone sales work from our office In Sanford. AM-PM shifts $2.10 per hour. Apply in person to M. Starratt, Atlantic National Bank Building, Room 502 from 9a.m. to 1pm Person experienced in atteral ions of men's clothing to work In mens OV1DO'FTu MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE 373-7900 Wanted 2 or 3 bedroom apartment, partly furnished, fenced yard. Children accepted. Longwood Area. 130 cc 830 7152. SANDLEW000 VILLAS 110 W.AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD,323-7$70 3 BR. Unfurn Apartment Central Heat & Air SISOMo. 319 3442 - Room For Rent m. ij. U FW VII] .31') II VII] ii ' reOulred. $31 0990 days *Did You Know?* We have spotless aptt , a manager *ho loves people, budg*t stretching rent Also unfurn. BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APIS )OOE.Airport Blvd. 32313 1 OR. Apt., lights, water furnished Adults only. No pets. $90. 372 7296 eves 0. *knds. LAKE MARY, I Ddroorn furnished 'Apt, near SiC. Nice private for mature man, 5*1 3721t3O. Monthly Rentals Available $135 $150—Color TV CAceptiono!ty nic. ; h.droom apartment, newly furnished, large kitchen area with all new ep chance's. wlthrs walking drStan Man or Woman for room 0. board. Call anytIme. 3275794 moving to the Sanford Mt. Dora area needs sharp secretary with good typing and general office skills N. Orange, Lake, Seminole County re"ienI preferred. Call 111 5330 for an appointment. Sanford: 1 OR Furni shed opts. Quiet neighborhood. No pets DepoSit Nice 7 bedroom, air, large yard. Close In. $123 ma.. 1. security. $3104*4 or 834 3789. Winter Springs. 373 474 30-Apartments Unfurnished Furnished Garage Apartment Adult. $130 Mo. All uUlitieS, 322 628.1 31—Apartments Furnished 29—Rooms 3720959 3 room furn. garage apt, glassed in front porch, water furn.. Adults only. No pets. 5125 mp. 372.1305 7203 Park Ave. 2 Bedrooms, 1 bath, carpet. drapes. appliances. $173 pluç $100 Deonsit. 471.1253, FOOD MART GRO PROD .MEAT 372 2173 DAY - 322 5$ NIGHT Plumber's Helper 3Yrs. Evp.r low e One Bedroom apt., air con. ditlrjltd. carpeting. $113 mc. 2101 Magnolia Ave. Call 323-06. Lt'rge 24-8usiness Opportunities 830 3700 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd St. lawn care 6 maintenance Reasonable. Ph. Owner 365-37: Rentals LIVE IN. permanent, with two adults. Private room & bath. .VMure Loc$ r'frrr'nces, drivers' Duplex, Furn or un turn.. Carpet and air cond., water, Child Care, day or night. Plant I Pet care. Sew irg& Custom Designs on leans & lackets. 322 7679. Plsont Interested in STM or mor' weekly working full or part time gi-- 31—Apartments Furnished 30-Apartments Unfurnished Work your own hours. Earn extra income as an AVON Reprelen tative, Call 641 3079, store. Phone 373.9091. q....4.. Sunday H4rald. .i'ferd, F!. — Act now represent Sarah Coventry In your area. No lnvestmen$, no colletlng, rto delIverIes. Excellent arrangement to add to your familIes Income. Opportunity for local manager. 134-3016 after 6 p.m. 21—tuations Olan Mills Studios *--Help Wanted Wanted -- -------- QUALITY ;,—NoRiI1 I 1&R 134, Longwood 1 or 2 Bedroom. Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2543 Park Drive SlOop 2 fledroorn furnished air, adults Nice Apartment III IS PARK APARTMENTS 1717 : !ark Aven'je Payton Realty persons. 66$ 6400; 3220051. - 10 homemakers. Tri Chem, part I time. Average up to $10 an hr. ror more information call 323.1645. noatlnrj privileges. $140 372 4170. Large I bedroom 1106 Sanford Ave. 373-1916 or 327 3972 FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. 1120 FlorIda Ave 373 6630 11$ Palmetto Ave 327.51 A in 1975 to date locally is $58.052.38 1. r - .. '-' ITIUV V LJIJVII, &. A t ' -- 11ariiier's [J .' • .e-. •'••• .. *,•,, - ..• ii + It S.E.cLLKII.Y QEfQS.ii . ••..' - Wallpaper like Cinderella _______ I -. 4_s ByLOUISEL GILL Extension Home Economics Agent once the dreary stepsister to washable wallpaper is 30 other coverings, committed to versatik and fashionable that it areas which dem'ed has become the Cinderella of durability aboe all other ti decorating world. Washable wallpaper was considerations. Todays Most wallpaper isn't paper ____________________an ymo re. It may be vinyl fabric ___________________ or paper treated 'pith vinyl coating. The colors, patterns' and finishes don't look li ke papereither.youcanbuy"wet' 7TC11 e Closet' Look look" paper which resembles shiny pa tent lea ther. Washable flocks are also available to give I 11 you a rich look plus washability. -q_ I __ '" _____ '°' . T lip 4494V 4' ri" - f t7 ___ IIIII as "u' ""'• "( .'. — 'IIO)' • 44$ i M1• t, .iri '1 PIc°"o PLAN .., _________ L . 114- .4. — A PARTMENTS FROM $155 arjdllewood 11a,5 -- ____ - ;I----' r' 1 .. 3. 1 r,et ~~..It .. I. , t~ - I 1 4 . - -- - - ~ Lff - -IV- A I" ____________________ %M_-1H-=~_~ , _r_ 1i PONCE DE LEON T _1~ a- 241900 - 4 ~_~ _-_VF ~ ~_ - 1, ` A - Ix, 6f it .: 41.~ `7$ Beautiful j hr.. I bath luxury home wi th cathedral ceiling, tewering ov the lull sized hying and dini ng rooms. A 12 it. tttding glass door offers'a majestic view. — _ oittclwn— Take ('If IPu flPQfl[i - .4A HO1fli .'.i ;: .'r;.l t'_f::.4:.y4 Ji f T 4%ê. 5451 tM , go ' iItftlI,i,iMr3ii1 IS! lr,e t'*a mi * irn 0$1i,j $lvd • sie$ . -=.-- _ 323.70o VINENNEW From it ALL Yet- I $ Zvi 11 j 1 3500 t - -!--&.I —' 3 222O ?0 _________ - - _I. EXCITING NEW HOME$ STARTING AT $16,900 With Nt Closing Costil Laa - VA Warm "Mural appearing h('rr'is featuring rough textured stucco Mills. !'ough.sawI w3ct' In1i',dual fencing, spacious parking and e:i nsiva Ian dsczpiii; cfler a brand new concept in leisure living 1 the Sanfrd Sri'it. Central heat 1 air, rich shaç arpttIng througpiobt, ceramic tile baths, fully eq''i'ped kittht, By WILCO CONS7RUCrIC,, DIrecIIons COMPANY GOW,SIO HIPS SI,, Jo'rd Hwy I7.t, lo R44tr,,od F011OW SES BY E471;li 323•7860 AREA ONE. INC. . = 1 8 % FHA ALL WOODMLR& MODELS INCLUDE -. - = E ___A= ' . living at moderate prices. ahlished community nestled Families choosing Lake Hedge Estates among the pines. Your .1'torne In are discriminating. They want solid construc The Woodlands tells the world you've arrived. Drive out today and discover just how lovely a well designed lion, good planning, attractive surroundings, and quality living. And they want It now, but with payments they can afford. They get it and more at home can be. Several models are waiting for your approval. One of them may be lust what you've waited for, Prestigious Area. Enclosed Utility Room. Real Brick Firepleces Available. Fully Stuccoed Homes. Tv.o Car Garages. Large Comfortable Family Rooms. Screened in Patios Available, Walk to New Elementary School. Lake Hedge Estates, where wooøed lots and beautiful models are waiting for Inspection. Wooded Lots. No City Taxes. Enclosed Garage. Fully Carpeted. Lakeview formed of our growth pattern be d L Robinson & wl. Berta M., U 24 Blk G, North OrL Tern, Sec 4 Un. 1, less strip, $29,200. H A Miller Constr. to Arthur J. DeFalcis & wf. Esther M., IA 36& portion o(Lt335&37,Blk 63, Sanlando the Suburb Ileaut, Palm Springs Sec., $37,000. (QCD) Edwin Upthegrove, trustee & I nd. & wf. Barbara to 'David Hattaway It wf. Maria P., Lot 3O Blk llEastbrOokS.d Un. 5, 1100. David Hatt.away & wf. Maria to Virgil J. Hammons Jr. & wf. Janet K. 1A 30 131k 11, Eastbrook s.d Un. 5, $25,700. Terry E. Morris & wf. Connie Wm. D. PlumDley & wf. Vpeme. II 2 Glenwood, $30900. Donald F. hoover & wf. Sharon to Wm. L. Ballew & wf. Alice A., Lt 4 & S i of 3 Blk 4, Lakeview, sr,soo. Nader Homes, Inc. to Morton a Henry & wf. Mary A., 1170 We Searcy Shores, 113*. Richard ft. Swam, Trustee Ind., & wf. Doris to T. Michael Woods, Trustee, W 18.5' of SE". of NE". & SW% of NE% & SE¼ p1 NW¼ See, 7-2119, lt'u deic. parcel, $430,000. Win. S. Ganovsky (Married) to First Fed, Se., Beg. 289.03'N & OG&18' E of SW cor of SE't. of 4Sec 152132, etc. $4,700. Flagship Bk. of Sanford to Perry 0. Mason, N 150' of W. 'fl.'i' flI'.i n M M s..1. £,8.Pt, -= Sian Its. ........ i S...-' -. " -, Smith & wf Cecilia G., Lot 9 Blk J, Spring Valley Farms, Sec 8, $32,000. W. A. Mackey Jr. & wf Loretta to Jean T. Singer, U. 39 Idliwilde Loch Arbor RepI., $40,000. Alorna Prop. Inc. to Howell Woods Dev. Corp. Lts.828384& 63 & 111-116, Howell Branch Woods, $63,000. Frank G. Hendry & wf Dorothy to Wm. A. Stewart, Lt 22131k F, Sunland Ests., $18,100. Shirley C. Thrasler, exec. eat Perry Cameron to Frederick B. Meitzler & wf Babette 1,., Lot 3 Southern Fla. Citrus Co. plat, The Woodlands Lake Hodge Estates : From 137,800 Broker Co-op Invited Sales Office 831.5445 .. From 124,650. Broker Co-op Invited Office 831.3339 -11 GREAT ER CONSTRUCTION rom 1129,800, Broker Co-op Invltod.OffIco 830.6134 Sausalito Villas Modern condominium homes set in a Sylvan location on one beautiful Lake Howell In Seminole Coonty. Maintenance free. tve paint, mQv the lawns, care for the pool, tennis With its rolling, wooded hilts gently tuckea away in suburban ORLANDO. Natural setting will remain for your enjoyment as you follow the bike trails encompassing the :ourts and clubhouse. What do you do? community. Check and compare these njoy your balcony, garden. outstanding features. Wooded Lots. Relax, tio. Live a little in Sausalito Violas. Where your lifestyle is Tranquil Seclusion. Modern Schools. 'nodern, free and luxurious. Excellent Cozy Stone Fireplace Available. Construction, Spanish Tile Roofs. Bike Path. Wooded Paneled Shag Carpeting. Vinyl Floors. Family Room. 18 Hole Continuous Clean Ovens, Community Golf 1, 2 or 3 bedrooms. Course. Central Florida's Finest Shopping Theodore IL FJ-HaJJ Sr. & wf Consuelo C. to Howard W. Amos &wi Jean T,,Ltsl9&2OBIkF, 2nd Repl. of SL of Tr- 14, Sanlando Springs, $39,000. R B Bennett & wf Francine to Wm. L Coolidge & wf Rse H., U. 53 Brookhollow, $43m003. (QCD) Wayne W. Croasdell to Ann K., 1.1. 10 131k A Carriage Hill Un. No. 1, 1100. Perma Bill bionics, Inc. to Kenneth T. Calder & wf Marcia L, LI 15 81k B Sky Lark s.d, $34,800. Larry G. Cot & wf Olivia to Roger R. Stewart & wf Gall W., IA 41 IdylIwilde of Loch Arlor Repl., $32.,00. Ni'der Homes, inc. to Stanley (;. P.tke & wf Janet, U. 66 Nearby. OLfl 5l INC. - -- - ' - _ - Y Settings. All Electric Living. New School. No Closing Costs. Foxhunt UJoere ' of luxurious, lakeview living. A fully est — ~rt. _________ for beautiful I vnrv Sundcrv _________ 0 the Standard Our achievement From 1 34400 Broker Co-op Invited. SHIes Office 862-156 __ j 11 ure to read the "Home" section 901SPOSAL F Setting 'ansactions within the county. To be 4 - he Herald reports the total land BE DROOM APTS. *TENNISCOURTS 'SWIMMING POOL •L)RAPES 601SHWASHER 150$W ?Sth t. Sa nb ii, la. ORLANDO Anticipated state, the building material Increased housing starts, industry is "fundamentally the coupled with escalated best market in the U.S. You production and promotion of dealers here have unequalled home improvement and do-it- opportwilty for more growth yourself products, portends a and more profits than ever heakhy economic impact on befcce."Inan aside hedivulged Florida hrnther and building that he had just purchased i material dealers, winter home for his family In This optimistic note surfaced Boca Baton, at the SM anJl conve,Lon of CariA.Wa1c1.of-tMyers, the Florida Lumber 'and retiring preSIdent of the state Building _ _ Material Dealters asaoclatkin, t ---' Association at the Sheraton assembled dealer members Towera that imterW supply Ws yew The optimistic theme wa, and next should be adequa te. launched by keynote s'peak"r "Much of the production John A. Walker of North nationally," he observed, "is In Whlkeaboro, N.C., executive idle plant, at the moment, '1t.' president of L05'I'a Therefore, there likely will be Companiea. building material sometemporarysl)orage whole&len. wi th 130 outlets in consequently hig1..r prices that 17 stated, Including Florida. cannot be anticipated, Prices in Obrir that Ficrida is a rI" he licted, "will "fabulo,;s success story," fluctuate Utroughout year. Walker noted with 3,500 ialhi 10 to 25 per cent higher families a week moving Into the than present irvela." = .. ow residents who buy new homes, 1 I3dr m. $139 2 13drm. $169 - - Welch Cup. to M. Michael Maner & wf. Ann IL, 114 Bili M Spring Lk Hills, Sec 5, $57,500. The Springs to Mayo W. Grlaham & Brenton F., 12 12 Blk C, The Springs, 14,500. Joel Blair & Lorraine to Alexis Sayo&wf. Louisa M., U 81k 13, Eastbrook s-d Un. 5, $28,000. Cameo Builders, Inc. to Robert Hay & wf Ardith M. U 584 Winter Springs tin. 4, 161,100. (QCD) Jeanette E. King & James A. B. King to Jeanette E. King, U 7781k A, Sportsmans Paradise, CB, $100. Harry H. Hanabrough & Paul Brown to Irving M. Felder, Trustee S 32356' of N 376.66' of that part of SW 14 of SW L4 Sec .21.30. W of SR 436. less r-w 11.3.3 - fl Giect WTO Live Homes... mQfond Apts. Close To Everything FROM arts ,~ - -. W111110.__ ~ WO)' 2 BEDROOM TOWNHoUsE Increased Housing St A __________________________________ __ Master'Cove Off Airport Blvd., Sanford STUDIO',,j REDROOM.JITES ____________ 110 W. Airport Blvd. 3anford, Fla. on each do,or. You could leave a 3fl•7$70 7 aays a week ______________________________ margin all the way around, and 1. then finish with painted wood — — --—i strip frames. The 1,p.,0i I V.E M. Michael Maner & wf. Ann to Walter New & wf. Frances I., 1132 Forest Brook, $39,300. . I EVA GREATE.R HOME $12,000. b.tropical climate continues to ottrc Apartments TRADITIONAL N APPEARANCE r ranii t,. vvunarns & WI. neien of SW L 4 of NW 14 of NW 1 4 of Sec 2S.19..3OSof Old SR 46 & E 200' of N 495' of NW '.i of SW 14 Sec. 29.19-30 less S 175' IT1I11UI %_VV[11yb I1UIUIUI ieuuiy UIJ Luxury Patio ,. - r GENEVA GARDENS ____ p - Former Rep. John R. Rarick, , warned while still In Congress: "If this proposal becomes law, you may continue to own the title to your property and pay the taxes, but how you useyourlandwlfl be decided In Washington." Thisbouseisadurefthefofh years ago, witho ac Ill the charac ter of Early American d archhitecture. Notable are the wide roof overhangs domesti tic arc w hich add to length and reduce maintenance cost due There is so much you can do to the prOthOU of the side walls from the weather. Incorporated are with scrubbable wallpaper. You can make a room look formal or a linen chute, mud closet, package receiver, family room bookshelves, pantry, broom closet, generous foyer. large informal, cover all walls or use closets, cross-veutilatMi, sepanhe dining room, bay windows, only borders, or trim the furnhture with this new wallpaper. kitchen eating space. The first floor of Plan HAQY has 904 square feet, the family room 31.5 square feet and the second floor Use it to cover a large con945 square feet. Architect Herman York, 5004 161st St., tamer and you have a new wastebasket, Cover a piece of Jamaica, N.Y., 11432, will answer questions about the cost of the blueprint that are accompanied by a stamped, Inch fiberboard and you have self-addreggJ enlielope. a fa mily bulletin board. Dress up old kitchen cabinets by pu panels of the wa llpaper - TAL ~ )\ Wallpaper is an economical buy in mast cases. It simply has become more practical end beautiful.Thenewpapercanbe purchased pee-pasted aad in stripe which make it very 3SY to Install, .. REN - . I 'tI Rep. Robert L F. Sikes, I)Fla., said the bill "would severely limit a property owner's right to decide what use he will PLAI' _ ; _, .JUIlIVIUWI$ less part, $100. Frank W. Byars & wf. Jean to Geo. B. Adams & wf. Janis 13., Lot 26, BIk D, Lake Kathryn Park 3rd Addn, CB, $2,200. Donie W. Kelly, sgl. to Charles B. Adams & wf. Carol A., 12 11 Woodcrest Un. 2, 129,500. (QCD) Cathy A Odom to Wm. B. Odom, Lot 108 Trallwood Eats. Sec. 1, $100. McCauley F. Barnes Jr & wf. Nancy &Wm. I. Barnes &wf. Lynda & Whitfield F. Barnes, sgl. to Robert G. Gardner & wf. Gertrude, 14t 2, Cypress Bend, $22.000. Jane L Van Fleet to Harold .Bethany & wf. Myrna, S 300' of N762'ofNWsofNWL Sec 8. 20-31, less part $15,000. Rex A. Stone &wf. Marian to Herbert Branson & wf. Wilma J,, E' of NE ' 4 of Sec 13-2030, N of BR, less N 968'& E 30' for rd&N/5' of E 110' $2,000. John Mateau & wf. Maria to Clyde A. Pitts & wt. Nancy L, Lots 4,5,6,7&8 Blk 3, Sec fl-2132. uruec Plat c.1 Chula Vista. _ . - -_-_- _--- 4 , - ._ t_ •-=---- �'V-," . - ''''/' - - - L. -- .. .,.-...-. .. i-..- to 6C-Sunday Herald Sanfoni, FL Sunday, Aprf 1 27, 1fl3 31-Apartments Furnished WcLAy,A APARTMENTS 114W is? St. 41 - Days--3n 61n Nights 322 S4^.4 or 322.735 I or 7 bedroom duplex apartmen, Furnished or unfurn,ed , swimming pool mo S. Orlando L f 32-Houses Unfurnished 6 Room house partly furnished with Ibath 1503 MelIonylll $30 7171 carpet, fenced yard, kitchen eQuipped. 1165 333 I BR. 7 bath n.w home. Nice Walion. central heat, kitchen eguippel. 373 0257 or 323 1134 CICQIn 7 bedroom, carpet Ni. newly refurbished, Reasonable rent $50 Deposit and 1st Mo tent, 372 1445. Stemper (,ntrt Florida's r i i'riir. REALTOR M ULTIPLE 1919 S Frond 322 41 373 7371.377 1196. 3fl 751 3771959,3771164 Associate. 3 Bedroom witttsun Porch In the country * "Get 'Em While * * They 're Hot! * 3226613 2 Bedroom, I bath apt adults onl No pt Pretty yard. Patio Pleat & v."ter furnished. %125 mo. payment, monthly payments less than rent Government subsidized to qua lifted bt'yecs. Call to see if you Quality! 3 fte'rooms. 7 baths. central air, near Rolling Hills Goff Course, extra nice, Lease. 1315 me. M. uuswocTH REALTY .o. W. Is? St. 3736041373 05 17 Reg. Real Estate Broker Available May F' L''" I i..Sè. -.,'. 1. I-- Pioneer I custom built. 3 bedroom home for less than the cost of rent Prices In mid $70" Model in Longwood 131 $113, $34 3719 I IS vet ' Also garage apartment 113 Large ? or 3 bedroom apt ,airy, $165 me, Ice maker refrigerator, electric I. water furnshed. Deposit required . []g .o&ssosq. Ff. mcxtern office spa c e cv busy French Ave . for lease Realty 7514 Park Dr 7604S.Hwy 1712 3779731 CORNER LOT, 3 Pirtecrest, 173.900 7 bath, MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3271991 1919S. French Eve. In-7374 3271496 373754 Homes, Lots And Acreage NATURAL SETTING, River lot, $11,100. W. Garnett White VA $0 DOWN- 3 BR, 119.000 Broker, 107 W. Commercial $llSmo Adults preferred 113 CailBart Real Estate 34-4Mbile Homes - REALTOR 173749$ WEKIVA RIVER C Loch Arbor, I BR. 2 bath, 132,500. See your oroker or Call owner, at 372.2331 am, only. ar Adult mobile home village, under l ge shady oaks on the scenic We&iva. Modern clean Interiors. PRICE REDUCED- 2 Story, 3 OR home, central heat & air, fenced yard, beautiful oaks. NOW 1)3.000. WE 'TAKE TRADES Country' Furn., 2 bedroom trailer . 117$ mc. Call 131-8277. F 1 SH. SWIM, SKI'- 3 BR waterfront home on nearly an acre. Beautful kitchen, formal dining. Florida CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR [a room, cenral heat 8. air, fenced yard, $39,900. ! WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY- 2 OR frame home with breezy porches, 66'x116 35-MbiIe Home Lots [B 42-4MblIe Homes Mobile Home Moving :omplete set up, licensed, insured. I'll save you money. Call Orlando Offices or 322 $511 central heat air, 135.000 Acre Realty REALTOR. 3731750 Rea' Estate [a 41-Houses - )bd0am, large lot, Sanford's best sectIon, central air & heat, al' Sanford- Reduced 3 bedroorn 2 baths. brick. fenced yard, 7 air units, large utility room, walk-in closet, lots of cabinets, i pantry and kitchen, floor to ceiling book. case, built-in desk in 1 bedroom. 1)1,500 . 373 0121. BALL REALTY Choice Listings IN ALL PRICE RANGES 372561$ 017W. 1sf St. NICE TO COME HOME TO 3 Bedrooms, 1 bath. fenced, central heat Read, to move into . Owner financed -_ WINTER SPRINGS $4100 clown and asume mortgage CI' th'i 3 t'droorn, 1 bath with den. $102 per mentt, total payment Florida room. garage, heat lair, cuStom de's.n REALTY $$ 2,000 a Reduced to Settle Estate Home on lake, lovely living room, $$ bedroomt. 2 baths. If you qualify for new bedroom, 2 bait home on VA or ElM finan clog, our home's quality for up to north to Austin Development Corp I-tomes. PAYTON REALlY PI-iON( 11]I 63W Lake Lake Mary, 1 yr. old 3 fOrms,? tmth,CflSho,n, Includes 118* , self clean range, f Reg Real Estate Broker 373.l3O1.76lOHiawathiAve of 11-92 ref., 19 fenced yd many other extras Must be seen to be appreciated. Euelied for bachelor, yotirig married, or rrl,reij S35.'00 313 4C.., 6$ p n' Ste n stro m 173.400. 7 ' I F JYY- 579.500.3 bedrggmt, I iiiiiIi earns. ocsI Carport. "Oct. INVETTOQS.ATTENTIONI Over 1 acre in i(m,, toned for rn I Miniature Shnauzers. New Call 373 4001. American Pit Bull Terriers U.K C. Peg. with papers Guaranteed catch 323 9)41 or 373 $605. '-:". ' - tjJ in.as " In'lifill1i n with Reynolds Alurjinun, Skiing Painting 8. minor repairs David WMAGE I ar'i'ni ($ ( ---...-.'--' V. 15 534-2219 211 W. Sth ISO Addittons Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks mnstaliaton ava;Ible Bud CabeIl 377 6nyllrnp Lost Station and force main imfltalla ton, or.crete fOudt, w.k ir and head wal, retaining Walls ln,, Pressure Cleaning ' - tN(, I A'4[ (it iiRi 7, Aillypeol',&,j(ef,,,(IrJreo Se hiy fop soil, fill dirt, clay, and List R.rnodefinJ Your o_ .i k. ) .iut h 11. # , I '-' - ' 8 ti.,2 t. , t " 4; C 7 t Cl -il Ni d , .., :===,.,_,,- , = • ,-.si.., . ., ,, , . . •.; . I ,..'..' 5. .-. . I - . =- . i2 Ni it V_u' Z ° • "L3 94 .-.-" ti ) - th - E " ,.. '0 . .z - . -' - ' - CIO 7) L. i x -' Z .i =.. - , z .a " - 4 , ,. - ,. . - . .. . 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Will Psti.,$i, ...uu.iti... shell available Pipa0 (All night day, 37)7953 IN - A I Tree (omple$eTri'.i.cIre '' • 37) --0*65 Tree Serv ice '.', t,"tt ,, ,, 6 4 èi 1 - I) .,' ' Ls i Ni R '' A 1. A CI E/P4S n -."---- Profeuiw,,t Wailpape,' I-ti nger led Chig - r- Z t - so ' . in PAUL SLAYER - : :4 .2 4w '' F - Keith P. Smith Cont?ri.,cti 30567$ liii. Stan. 71 hrs "L 5 0 ' 15 8 'g: s= 'g . - 'UL 5 Exterior preSsure i can, rig to V v '0 '' ''° rt Underground or above qrounø Storage tanks, Dewatering, ox cavation, drIve way culvert pipe's 1 C4 o.& - to to C 9 P[ T REST P474 flr'arct rig & Oeinnq signs, equipment, pumps, rt or u 377 $165 - 372u, 1)1.1195. Sanford,' F(a, Call for Appt. 322.3103 CONTROL '562 S Park Drive Exterior plastering. Platter patching & simulate brick & stone Specially )17 27k0 CONSTRJC1iON hm- fleseutc I7.19 miles Ii MO', P, pf: APT ALUMINUM SIDING. Call 37) Landctaaqbq septic tenks. fill dirt, 6314 today for free estimate, In driveways All kind of d'gqing, WIld I borded ; COVE FA in, 2.3 5'ECIAtIZIP1CI 30 Pet Care APT A Paint keep falinq7 Cover any surfaces. wcco. bfti or cement issi Pest Control Interior, I Nome lmprovemets Pratt 72) AND REPAIRS 3771338 and SIBC spec. Fast, economical, Call Victor 321 0334L VCAP Agency NEW HOMES New Commircial Industrial Design Construction Financing Keith R Smith Construction Inc 3M 621 11111111, 14 fir s, Nadine House plant, cus'orn made to I-HA lw BIls Lawn Servc" (cignq tr BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROvEMENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY WANT AD Phone 312 7611 or $3,. 9993 and a friendly Ad Visor will help you Service Reasonatle 3') lOSOor 332 9597 RESIDENTIAL REMODELING COMMERCIAL REMODELING Don't need!" Serves useful purpose again when you sell them with a MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WI' TER I r EMS . SELL "DON'T NFFD% ' F 451 WIT If A Lawn 3 Carpe-try. emodelIng. Additions, Lawn Care. mowing, trIm hedge, Custom Work Licensed, Bonded etc $7 miminum charge, Sanford Free estimate 373 60 Area 373 9192 House J. 1' r" ( MowIng Edging & Trimmir-j _______________________ Cfffee SerY!c - - ~ P Souther Painting, Rernocjeing Ilcensa, Bonded 373460 Central Heat & Air Conditioning For free elimatn, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 377 1771 r. 33 Year Mortgspes - S pci. dawn. or Conventional Mortgi'qeS. Your MLS Free e5timate', central heat & a i r. sales & service Dyket Heating 8. Air Coed. 3371177. (formerly Harriet?'', tt"iuty 5 1 9 E Pir,e0fl 5111 , 0 -4`" ~ jr .- . lk l"_,a.. ._!!!" Improvements TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON $55 GREEN8RlAl3 I4O0 t-tdrno4rs, bp$P's, family room. CHA Near Cowttry Club REALfY Air Conditioning - COFFEE CENTRAL Coffee serv Ice now available in Sanford 37') 5034 wo I BUSINESS DIRECTOt EXPERTS READY TO SERVE Y1'U JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Beauty Care HOMES OF DISTINCTION Close to everything yet away from it aID Large wooded lots. Strut lights Paved str*ts •Sewers Sidewalks 322k 42O Aflju'me -_ Call us todayl Don't delayl Just dial 322 2611 or $31 9993 To place your low cost Want Ad ,' sn,ppnq ,ø4 - Classified Ad from the Herald. Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest Established Residential _Area? - hL.- H ____________________ England champion pedigreed 190. 46-Commercial Property Larry Saxon, Realtor - I— Re, 3226.64$ 373 7917 - Service on home I. auto radios, tape & record players. M I Dachshunds. toys, AKC Req. thots& 6441006 I TAFFER Real LSt4eetOker tia sffit 117-4A55 65-Pets-Suppkes --- - -_ -_ - - ____ _____ DPEAMWOLD5)5.500 3 be&ooms. nearly new roof. near apartmentt. PrOOtf'y ruts street to s'rtet FI-'s vararil r%derit.ai $t For a..,w.tment to see, c.,li 373 94) Pr'-. 17.3.000 s Auction Service wy 16, West. Sanford 3735420 blacks 377 $57 after 3 CALL DE HART J'MNFUPWI - enDailyl0am 5pm. Pevi Slue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $).50 per oaf. CARROLL'S FURPIITURE 53-TV.RadioSterec - $1095 I iday Nights, of return on consignment at I IS pt We aiso buy full estates, etc 345 3767. SR .46 on Wekiva River Room for 995 '70 FORD WAGON 61-Equipment for Rent Cerm.n short haired pointers. 2 mates, AKC. 12 weeks, shots, $150 ea. $34 7315, finest Adult-Family MolMie Home Park. Cone wt and Irtiepetcit the Model Homes on SANFOROS SALES LEADER" $ 1700 Frch. 373.7310 7:30 KENMORE WASHER, parts, serv Ice. used mach ines,, MOONEY AUPLIA;ICES 7330697 Sanford's newest end .Realty . OPEN I-4OUSEI4 I517 MELLON VILL E SANFORD 3 Ridroom, Pt bun, tamily room, Itnced yard, tern, owner te.,fing e. Corn. by. Make o. '69 . PLYMOUTH WAGON - POODLES-Standard AKC. 3 months, all shots, blondes and Best lot selection 'now avaflable to wave oven, 1g. $1795 Sanford Auction mow wormed, 6 wks. old, brown female s Stud servce available. kids, pets, garden Access to boat ramp 6.31 7167 [At Real Form 2325 '72 DUSTER 04 furniture, appliances, lvi, carpet, and misc lined up v.ryone welcome. BankAmericard and Master Charge accepted FAIDBILE HOME PARK I micro 1 IS lots Patience Plants, 2".I" hiUh, 3c Each Floyd Fre.r, 322 5191. I '72 PLYMOUTH ROAD RUNNER Don't mitt the tale this week. There Schrade.Walden. John Primble knivet Gardenland. 1100 W. 1st St , 773 6630 Let me till your garden spot '~ SPECIALLY PRICED CARS 11 MI. E.ofIl, Hwy 46 PH. 373 9119 SANFORD AUCTION Monday, April 28, 7 p.m. Hotpolnt Refrigerator, $700 Magic Chef Gas Range. $100 373 6411 after 5 a ¼ci AUSTIN DEVELOPMENTCORP VACATION CAR!! STAN'S AUCTION Wa Buy Furniture an acre 3 Minutes from Town 3 bedroom, refurbished home, Ih4ded lot. See It at $10,300, Locust to 14th, left to Valencia C', IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR welcome World Famous Buck knives, also 409W. 15? St. 377 7333 Call 373 5111. V fl-Auction NOLL'S KULP DECORATORS Shaded lot, space for garden, 2 bedrooms, on pavedi'oad. $I2S30. DIRECT TAX REFUND V Casselberry, 17 2!04206 51 !0usehold Goods COLOR TV, $11.95 MONTH. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN, RURAL BIJNCALOW 'U I Antiques, estates. Consignments Used office furniture iol000 or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, sretari3l desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and Carry. - Flv# Acres onS. Beardall $3000 ii---. - We buy one piece or lull house. $1 a yd Your choice. American Eskimo Puppies. UKC. For Rent- 11 acre for mobile home 10 Wekiya River Acme's West on -- 60-Office Supplies 52-Appliances large oaks. Liberal tirms. Also 2 CRANK REALTY. REALTOR 6.306061 After Hr 664 5363 V47 4391 cash price of 161 or $ payments of U 50 Golden Touch 'n Sew, 1)5: See At SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East 1st St ,Downtown 3729111 Eves 169I116 large mobile home lots in DeLand area. Call 373 6417. [B Reg Rea' Estate Broker 21395 Myrtle Ave., anlorJ Phone 37IO 1 central 1973 Buick Century. P5, P11, Air, Auto. Best oiler 664 $767 after 5 AVON _____ _____ . AUCTION Every Saturday Night, 1:30 P.M. With Bench, 259$ GE Electric Range, 1200. Gas !ceigler Ht'ater, $230; Sears Window fan, new, 150. 332-1190. P,,latka 100'x3W, bulkheadi, 2 septic tanks. eleclrlcity, wafer. NATIONAL AUTO SALES 2600% FRENCH, SANFORD CASH 322.4132 atdv.In Spinet Piano NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave., Sanford St. Join River front lot at E. 1--_.W __7 --------- NO RED TAPE S. Pick up junk car's FREE. Small price for others. 3731621. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED - 1971 Singer Zig Zag with cabinet, 301 DeLeon. 2 BR. 2 bath, 113 Juan Rd .3 BR,? bath large wood ed tots. quiet area, TEREST For used furniture, appliances, tools. etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Marl, 715 Sanford Ave 43-Lots-Acreage In the Herald Classified ads at,. black M.d w'tife and read all over DEBARY - NEW HOMES Wanted Usedpanoand treadle Sewin., ,nachiae. Wrctndise ASSUME PAYMENTS commercial, 139.300. By Owners. 372.3769 attic S. TO P40 CREDIT CHECK -- NO IN transportation 1.100 Alter call 327 7205 berry, Hwy 17 97 830 1206 322 0*73 LAKE MARY- Centrally located, CARS CHOOSE FROM. LASY TERMS 1969 Chevrolet Impala, 4 door, good Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel Top prices paid, used, any condition, 644 $126. Winter Park Sanford 323 $700 113 Wanted to buy useo office furniture. - vacant lots. carpeted. $34 51)0. 3321195. OVER 60 NICE CLEAN 1969 Chevy Maibu. 213 engine. Also 196 2 Piy;nt,ulf, 'valiant, 6 cyi.. Both goud condition 377 799$ DAVCS' 373 9370 Pianos. $50101350 Sanford Auction BUY - SF.LL - TRADE 311)1SE. First St. In 5622 eminole County Beautiful S c,r 10 acres paved road, trees, clear flowing streams. Horses O. K. Terry Realty, REALTOR. 62.'0111 N Cruise control, air, steel radials, We Buy Furniture $715 WILSON MAtER FURNITURE no Acres off Lake Mary Blvd. East, 19,000 377 1770 + & WE FINANCE green with green interior, vinyl lop Sacrifice, 11.100. 321 0*71 to Buy - 3" 0919 lnhllesnorthon Il 92 Table Rentali$? 00 -- I, 1970 Pontiac Bonneville. new In spert ion, power windowS. AM FM. .. . 68-Wanted BECKWI'TH PIANO So. Debary Flea Market GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 36.03 Orlando Drive "Buy Direct From Boxca r" GORMLV's E. 46, Sanford 323 1733 62-Lawn-Garden 1`05', 2 OR, 1', baths, unfurnished, utility, screened porch, washer, dryer, dishwasher, adults. 3 Speed Call 373 1112 Eve's 80-Autos for Sate 372904 273 5110 f or free estimate Small Store Buildings 59-Mis ica I Cash Register, ISO; Walt Safe. 12.1; TV Sets, $25 eactt. 60" wide Vinyl cloth, lOc yard; Bathroom sinks, clothing, & many other items at Fleet Reserve Rummage Sale. Sunday. 1 6 p 'ii. West lit it. PH. ow Skyline double wide. Payments less than $173 mc,. Forrest Green, inc. Realtors 323.1353 or 645.2333 37-Business Property After Mrs. 3fl.7111or373 7012 197) Veqi 373 731.3 Weekdays, 373 0061. Assume payments, or rent with option, 377 1409. corner lot, 17.600 Wekiva River Acres in Wekiv• River Acre's, West of SR 16. Room for kids, pets. garden. ACCeSS to boat ramp $342163. yd. for only ---------------------TRUCKS DUMP ' We will pay Cash for late model tanaem and In axle dump trucks Call P1.1 LaPir'e JIM DANDY JAll-FEED 3775961 CARPETING- NEW. Help your. self! Help Me! Values up to $23 a 322-6457 1950 322 1415 67A-Feed 2977 Hwy. 792 Cypress and Pine. Gormly's Feed. 373 1733 OHNNYWALKER REALES1'ATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR $968 Buick LeSabre AC, PD. PS Like New A i'I in straight shift. 6' txd,ti2'9S Call Duane' McQuire at 372 1651 661 5117 LUMbER- Rough cut - Cyi., stick, comp'etciy built in, low mileage 373 1377 after S. RORSON MARINE ' load 0.2 6306 bedroom, 1' bath on corner lot, sii.,cx) (vijtIr., 1I6,5i. . pci. Mfg. 373.1407. '71 Dodge Van Tradesman 100, 6 -- (716) 576 6361 excellent, 163. Uv'wentyd Items hauled free. Junk 1$ a pickup load; yard trash $6 a Sanford 372 7111 2 Bedroom. fenced yard. -------- - spetted $30 6355 -TruckTraile We will qIw your unwanted farm animals a gou tome 323 1161, 123 $796 manuel Johnson. G-ator tilt Ira (compbetm' rig. top Condition) 57543 Must see Call 3fl 7791 after S Also Zenith B W 23" Console TV. SANFORD FLEA MART Hwy 16. ",M. E. of 1 321 0720 377 2599 Wekiva Sacrifice Jeep completely rebuilt, Pontiac Offer,hauer powered, new brakes, oversiZed military tires, roll bat, licensed and ,n 373 3166 -____ 322 7313 tS' Fiberglass Sabre. 35 l-:P elec.. 6" Telescope, equatorial mounted, setting circles on both Axis, c lock driven, includes 3 lenses 8. all Instructions. $700. $67 244. JOHN K RIDER. ASSOC. 33-Houses Funished Will after 11400 377 7032 BLAIR AGENCY Gentle Jeiey Milk Cow 1971 Seabreez 11'. 60 HP, tilt trailer, cicctrc :tarl. fiberglass double hull 372 4515 alter S $30. Black & white TV, 11$. 322 $36.8 or see at 107 Andercn Circle Commercial Properties POOL & TENNIS Privileges. neat 3 OR. 7 bath, corner lot. oeautifully landscaped, 131.900. Central F lot ids ' 322 3") 3720641 1969 Grand Prix very tJOOd condition PS,.P8, AC, PW, AM FM stereo $ track, radiats and more Sacrifice. Motorcycle Insurance 1970 Ford F 11 oki 377 1825 Brand new Montgomery Ward, $7 cu. ft. refrigerator, $175. Sofa bed, AFTERHRS. ________ Realty 312 211$ REALTOR EALOR323 5774 7 bedroom, I bath apt , adults only Nopets Pretty yard. patio Heat & water furnished. $125 mo. Stemper Harold Hall Jim Hunt Realty 1966 Ford Mustang Automatic, goon mileage, good transportation, tape deck. $195 6.3.1 1550 1971 Honda 750 CC. 322 8101 for appointment and information 67-UveSiod.POUUrY -. 3 Cypress Boats II' $25 each Furniture 8 Misc. items. Sale, Lemon Bluff Fish Camp. O'steen, Saturday. April 26. 10 a m. 6 p.m. 377 68-1) 377 5997 1974 Kawasaki, 400 CC 373 5016 Horse. $250 Laying Hent. $1 each fl $309 635$. 17 HP Elgin outboard motor, 540: 13,300 flIt) Air Conditioner, $40; 1168 ,..Jir'VrUICI 0i Mu, 4 (Jr. air, PS. Al coed • M. 372 7960 Datsun 760 Z. less than 7 mos old, no down payment. assume payments 78-MtorCyCleS 3 Hortes, $700each Neg Coggins 373 1116 or 377 1732 Sacrifice bass boat, '77 Johnson 11', Mercury SO H.P. electric, deluxe trolling motor, twin tanks, depth finder, astro turf carpet, oalvanized Murray trailer, $30 GE Casement air conditioner 6000 871), 1100. Anana window air conditioner, 5000 BTU, 175 321 010,3 Garage' Auto Air Con ditioners and general auto repairs 10$ Mattie St , 373'1739. Black quarter horse gelding Gentle'. 1775 37) SIll By owner, 17' 1970 Chrysler tn Hull Sportsman 4% H F', tic,',' ta ' .,i jetj tilt trailer. Coast Guard equipped. $1,195. flank will finance. 323 1762 322669$ finest Used Cars, Dick Blaird Oatsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer '75 Datsuns arriving daily Ph $31 131$, Open Sundays 17 6 eldis 66-Horses Accessories SPRING HOU5CLEANlNG? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD 6' Wide Patio Slitting C lass C¼ior, $35 come first choice! Pius Fla.'s Reconditioned flatteries, $17 95 eicban REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave. Call 372 231$ afternoons National 231, 1977 Sea 8. Fish, center console, Coast Guard equipped 170 Volvo Inboard Drive. Magic tante'm trailer. CU radio, plus many extras. $1,995 Bank will finance 373 4767 2 yr old 30" Range with matchina r,'frieraIor $145 for pair 327 9719. OPEN HOUSE 323 7716 55-Boats & lot Free nearly grown Slameselem-le cat Thinks to Clas sified Ad. users gel Wantecl new condition. 19"411', last results at a low cost. Try one fiberglass I 0 with trailer Trade todayl Phone 322 7611 or 6.3? 9993. boat or lot for equity. 377 7155, Broker Corner lot. .itrai. 323 2999. I clothing, refrigerator, house furnace, plants Many articles too numerous to mention 372 114. 1964 Chevy Pick up. $495; Snapper Riding Mower, $ HP. 1375. Family size i rrn. tent, 175. 323 2771 Il i Yr oh, 3 flrm w w carpet, central H&A. By Owner. 125.900. With excellent busriess location Mary tO' Step l6dder, rope, New Am? ico Vinyl Flooring $7 a sq yd. SANFORD AUCTION, 373 73, I BR., by owner, n $40's. Mfg . can 1)c. aiwmed LIVING QUARTERS bort'ood $163 me. Available May ''•" Free Puppies 2 Female, part German Shepherd & Labom'ador R,trevcr 9 weeks old 322 7097 GARAGE SALE Friday & Saturday 25th & 761h 135 Alma Ave , Lake MART '71 some below dealer cost. first 76-Auto Parts Orange City I' Datsun.Subaru Sale wormed, 6 wks. old. 775 3167, Clothing Sale Flemming Grocery Store, E 251h. Midway. 301 W. III St. 177.74i2 New houses na rural area. No down 7 Bedroom apt . RETIREES ONLY, $90 mo near town. Real Estate Trees- camphor. Japanese Plums. Rain free. Flower pots and ben cheS, step stones 309 Elm. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO Lain Mowers We Sell The Best & Service The Rest . Western Auto. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Reg Heights 373 6713 1911 Hwy 17 92. Open Sal. & Sun, 95 3392920 English w. % - Fern Park, Pt yr old. 413R. ? bath. family room witi fireplace, Total 7300 sq It. Ex clusive area, near school, etc. 71 pct. bar equity. 18,900 Price $31,500 Owner. $jI397l Realty $75; 3239115; 3733115 ' MAITLAND FLEA - - 1970 VW Campmoble Enqin,' r:buUt, new tires, battery, qenerator %1.eOO 3737216, (yr's Huntiman Travel Traicr Sleeps 6, gas stove, sink arid ice box All hook imps, go'.xJ .ondtinn, 1600 373 1767 This Is our 151h year at Animal ___________________________ Haven Grooming 8. Boarding $973 VW Campmoblle. Clean, car Kennels Thanks to you. our pet, refrigerator, sink, sleeps I. customers. 372 5757. Can refinance or consiOr dune buggy as part of down payment, 17.395 $34 9735 After I AKC Req. Cnckcr Puppiet, blonde, Carport Sale Fri. Sat, Sun. 97. 109 Exeter St , Country Club Are you a full time drivc,r with a part time car' Check the Automotive Section In The Herald everyday. Lane Bradford Reg . Real Estate Broker 9017756999 Eves 3056.31 5)39; IA? 6051 119 Sanford- Almost new 3 bedrooms, I': batt.s. walk to Seminole High School and shopping. Option available Ride by 7621 Hartwell and call $34 3700 Owner o',n P,imcnt BLOCK HOMES Financed by Farmers Home Ad ministration to qualified buyers. Why rent when you car. buy for OR NEW HOMIMAKERS This cozy two bedroom home with eat in kitchen. large family room, and screvnrd porch on quiet street is ju:t riot for ,ou Only 117.900, with terms a v a ilable Old Farm Bel, $50; 7 Wheel utility trailer. $45 2 W enclosed trailer. 80-Autos for Sale 75ReationalVehlc Pomeranlar' male puppy, AKC Req., 000d blood lines, 185 373 674.8 ph. 3fl03S 54-Garage Sales - - NEW CONCRETE Attention Retirees 3 OR U nfurr. , house, wall wall I No TELEVISION SETS $25 UP MILLERS for Sale 26190rlanUoDr. yard, carport. utility room. 372 6670 Deal with Ownei 6s-Pets.Supplies 53-N-Radio Stereo - 1,000 iuu Air Cunci. 2 speeo, 73"x13's", used 3 mm hardware. 30' wire Inc I 322 7379 after S. 2 Bedroom, Al condition, ,encec LOW DOWN If you only have $650 with 1(011 c redit you may st ill be bte to buy this freshly painted inside and out 2 bedroom honr on a pretty corner lot. Only $15,000 Merchandise -_ 50-MisceHaneous By Owner Lovely 3bedf corns. l veal old, large family room wilt fireplace, very large lot 61m%t 1 acre. Idyltwilde Section. 373 946$ - Beautiful ranh type home. 3 64 acres. stable. Osteen area 617 1617:3736116. Or 323 7M - CaistIbry, Camelot 139.500. I PDrms, split plan. 2 baths. family rm.. complete kitchen. drapes. fenced. extras, 2 car garage. near schoGI. fty owner. $31 5375 Houses for Sate ST. JOHNS REALTY Co. BROKERS - 31 A---Duplexes 41-Houses '.. - . ____ . ' ; i~ ~40 ..,. �- -. ~~ - - -i- - r - - - - - p ___________ - I - W?_ I -- _____ _ _ ____ if a -11 I ___ - -,.,~- , , _ __ __ _ jq - -.,_~ jm _4m - JU!fl I 0. I!-I.. !1II_ flI'! I jbJ[1 .1~ a ei .9 a V. w ) f., 9t __ ___ 'fl! !I 111 -W iot ¶11 : - ID _ i __ _____ . -piq $ I I - i, , ffl!~X% _. - I .. A~ py ,2A 3 - 2f v - . . ~ - _. ~,~~ -an = = A 9 e 0 . _ - q, t! ~ ~ . .3 Y - u KE 3 % '-i -'ce -. : - L. M L.j _:t~:--,-Vi'.--_~7~ a A i_ - - - w , E " 44E ZI 9 "' * id P. 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( S ______ V ______ I ___ / - I_____ V EOAEDING HO'EIJSE - ___ • 1fr1!y! /i/ 5OtVIE ''"% - 4 •E''; 3'I5NE - -)- , .________ ___ I - -•'\'T -. :'V-' ___ V -_ _V-V --_--- •- V -- V VV V•• - - - IVV -in-- "i1i1 /vu , f 3LiT LOST 11 -- IN 'TI.4E THU,SI8 ERTIME COMES •':: - .- :. ------------------ V __________________ DEAR POLLY - A handy place to DEAR POLL? —To geL more use keep discarded buttons and snaps from a mascara tube I let it soak in -- \\ ..-; ..,-, I.- •• t;2 and then press to blunder whatever wasto (peengs leftovers etc ) that I formerly put ,n ) ting box of soil It blends Into the soil immediately. — MARION. -. '' I '. DEAR POLLY — I know the batteries are gethng low in my franApron-of-the-Month ____ - foilt3getherandrunihi$pedoyer hot-Irontransfer—l2motlfs;apron EARLYL 4'.17 ______ •:- . DEAR POLL? - Hores hos to PhOtIII1S1ZSS8 Thirsq1wtsJwvsandzIp.frontcIgs1ngmJc.js ___ - V - 8226 T1i Favorits Todays favodte I5 te -- •- -• 1 ' I r%Jr J'1 ntfç'5 _______ ______ I. ________ cobbJwflI -. - •• ______ • •. - ' L - . -_...L_. -. 9 ___ , 41 - .. ____ 'T ? 1V..',1 _____ ________ ::: ____ ______ V .. L _J ir - - .. 8313 _____ I I 44 - ____________ \ ____ _________________________ ' \ .p''.I __ — V COFFEE . V \ T ' •'- 4-27 ____ HAVE I - •*1• - ' ___________________ç fV ,•: by Les Carroll - _______ -J / I S tPPEj IN A fl—LAT I ( CAME LiP 1Z7 MY 'I \KEES. /" ____ MY SHO ANC) 6OCKS ___ WEROAKEPTH H. _____ __ I (II OU I '1/ / —i-i 1 1-- j \ J. 1i ----- I ____ 1 D117 __________ byDickOavalli — iN 01F ThAN HPNP' \ 4E4 1 :-- _________ HOUJ A __ ___ __ iT .---i: ______ ___ ...UI1, LET ME PHPA$E THAT... ______ - - ____ ____ •- :-•:c..:''.,? V_ V _ •II. ______________ .._; --' -- • '. • ------------- =r-'------ . '. , - - -. -- - ________ ____________________________________________ - _..-__._________-___-__L __•____-- �- - _______________________________________________________________________________ ------------, "-.-' • ' --' - ---fl - -- ' -•- - ' - - - :_, - -- J . - ;y... -- -'' - - -'.. - - r; rrr.' . -; '_ -)'--•- i I'— g*t' frte1 , 1r' D e. a '" to' ô• b' on'" •ov fT'PUSPaTc1I - 'I - I -- ,v- 1 'jr• i_ I1:;71: LLc_'' 1, A k. , I -' : " .- __ jg ______ " )..- 11 -- - Ii J - '1_ associate. A goal Is reached Friday. Money picture brightens Saturday. \ I' -. \\ I - t'N,' \ -. —.-- - ,- - ________ f J 'J . I SFiOULi iIAVE. BECoME SUHCIOUS WHEN HE STOPPED COMPLAINING ABOUT- INFLATION!" N ENSE /NTcREST IN SOMEONE TILL THEY HAVE 7HEIR PERSONALITY PEGGED. ONCE CURIOSITY IS SATISF/E17, /NTI&'EST W4A/E$. TI-It .40L/.4R/AW _____________________________ I THAT LAST YE C! -1uI.IS,-" L - I HAVEN I BEEN FIGHTING! I DIDNI GET A CHANCE TO GET IN EVEN ONE PUNCH!" lIE S AI4ARE OF I-/IS ASSETS ANP ,-AULTS AND TRE..1 ,S HIM ACCORD/A/GLY. — - -arvicr .- - — _ — - — - — • - _ - - - - - - - Se - - - - -, 5 — — a ) : tJND ?LY MFLASP TOANNQUNC 1}1ATTh F -rLis SFFUL.CHRAI. 5OCIT'i' GLFE CLL3 OF NAUSEA JUNCTION HAS 1AFPP ME 1b . %,_ -. .'. __ " - -- -: - RE u P ti,rr <fIID A,rnr ' A zt EKPRESDISsArIFACT1oN SAGITTARIUS (Nov.23-Dec.21) Sonic self-inflicted frustrations Monday. Mixed mfluences financially at midweek - try to save more than you 1'ZJ AC 'j7 ' UNP THE SIGNS OF 4R1Eg CA A/C g ANP PR/CORN WILL. HAVE TO CAREFUL NOT TO CAPRICORN(Dec. 2-Jan.1 ) roub.ebe md the scenesas week begins. A few scth3cks, but endeavors are generally succesful most of the week. Conditions havIng an influence on your finances perk up by Friday. \LQW ___ something material. Chances of success areeater if you keep important plans to yourself till Thursday. Best days: rr,dav and Saturday. A 'T-i WEEk' cLOSES, ADMI/'IIS,k,Al I GN F'k'QPGSALS \,J1l-L.GAININSUPPORT. © 1975byPiEA,Inc ______________________________________________ -Jiw A HOROSCOPE WHEN VEiV./S' A/vON4?PTUNE ARE VORA SLY I (--.', - 1, ; \L.'M I - "I I i '' ,. I r-i - - iiY1( "s' . '--'-' ,, " APii 20-,41AY20 the week. Outside interests are y dem'anding Tuesday, Wdnesay, \j' Thursday, but offer some surprise rewards. A fun weekend ahead. - ___ ___ ' ! \ L - ___ SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov.22)OontIetexpensesgetoutofhndearlyn6 week, Last-minute changes in plans prove to your advantaqe Thursday. Benefitc come through family ties as The week cLis .tt'pPO '- eORi')e 'icj by Tom K. Ryan ____ NO DT YQURMYSTJFP ,. ,, I -u:. ::i ,C the — ones ol 5 g.neral -Interest. - - -all - -the —Ieth,s. — aänly —— -5 555 I news from a distance riday. Your best day Is Saturday. CANC ER (June 21 -July 22) Monday, don't overdo physlca!Iy. Athantages cantiegainedthroughpartnershiparrangementsthisweek,butyoumustbe on 'jour toes. Saturday will be profitable. ,_ '-"'i 11.Ij jII' '. r.o. c __ I \J / -- AQLIAR/Aws POSSESS AN UNuSUAL FACULTY FOR _________ - . - - - -- AQL'AR/ASVS P0 HA Vt AA/A/gOF DErAC/I'MENTAWP CAN SO FTIME5'f41OR.r /A/TEK'ESTE'I) /A,/ rwE('oLJP p A MINUTE? 1.- "MR. MEECHAM. HOW ABOUT ME uOING W'THOUT MY COFFEE BREAKS TODAY SO I CAN GET OFF A COLFIE OF I(iRS EARLY!' If./-7 R1V r'i1t . .. t tP_ - JfJ t IIU- 1' '- fr j I/" l -j/.4': 1-' - IJ( .- 1 .--! •__I___t ____________j ;f....... f , 1. I -, - - - ii ' / - ____ -i•I '. _________________ p ___ IS ELY -"" - -fl) EWR/bWCE / ___ I - A'SAPPOFNr44ENTf 17TY7Y)7f f _____________ /IVR'M4NCc. ' __L—_•-_-_ :1 __ THEY A RE PERM,rrEp SET 7HEIR OWN PACE. 3e.' ________ . -, Wfl_.K VAL/REAAIS DO .%'OT IkE To ___ CONTRADICTED c TO HAVE THEIR ( '/, PLAN5CHALLENGEcSUCHSLIC,HTSAR _I NOT EASILY FORGIVEN OR FORGOTTEN. AND VIiO L3OTH HAVE Pi4CT/CAL. URU.1 CHARA THAT COMPLiMENT EACH OTHER'S PERSONAL I TIES. -THEY WORI< - I EXTREMELY WELL ASA TEi.'MlF Li ___ A MAWR/A1 ______ &CAL IS _____________ ______________ AT S ___________________ 111 PROGRAM WU It'JCLUP SUCH H1IS AS "LgT'S LJYOIJR PRIPFE IANP XHUM OLJF L.OV, PEAR' "T1PYO ThFSOU&H Th CFYP1, FL.O'ANP"WHgN 'R I COME A-COURTIN&, YOUR HMT 51RTS RI&0F MOF11NG'... IP A1HR COL)NTEP ON YOUR UYIN&AflCKT ANP A11NPJN&. SORtv, 055. CAN' 'I . MAKE . -- '.. Ii. - ,.. i.- ( I P0 H0P YOU'L.L. RCONSIPtF< YOLW< FSI&NAT10N ' -: - - :..H,. - - iVPdM q b( H OUT OUR WAY 7e?'t1éet4 BUTCH UNCLE IS A FLORT, ' HE SAI7 IT'S AN2 HE TOP US HOW ALL BECAUGE DIE THE PLANTS IN I-S P9vCHIATRIST PSYCHIATRIST'S OFFICE NEVER TALKS TO EEP_PYING! __ THEM! HE JUST 3! by Ed Sullivan SY ThE WAY, C)I YOU 4EAR (HE'S HAVINGr At3OUT NCO3E 7URKIN, SENIOR I HIS EAR5 HIGH HEAVYWEIGHT WRESTUNGI PIERCE('.' CI-IAN\F' AN7 ATHLETE-OF - ___ TEAR? 'IOU HEAR AEOUT VHE THOUGHT HE MR. LOOMIS FLIPPING WAS AJ AIR RIFLE OUT AT THE BANK Z ANP STARTEP SPITTING B-B'S AT m ______ 7ç EL '1 9 ,. -. , 1i-=--.-=r _-_.-----_- ' I - 1' r i.. 71_—_ - -.-;-------•_,,_:-;:;. -d 1 : - 4 I. , ,-i' i7,'vacrn' S 2 r -- ._TtE- _ A) ç r ____ ________ _______ _______ 1Ip 'vCIJ KNOW HCW PR YESTER7S&Y, WHEN HE OPENEP HIS MCQUILKIN IS ALWAYS J KI P91 N& HIS' WI FE A. TOBACCO JAR, HE ASOIT WATCHING 'THE FOLINQ A WHOLE HAPPY CHEF' CN TV? ) 2LJCCHNI CASSEROLE I 4 ______ I L - _•-,. ________ ( . . . THAT S4-4OUL P HOLC' J NOW WE CAN NI" EVERYO7Y FOR TALK IN PEACE.' k AWH I LE, GLORIA! J .)' -'1 (--q; , ) " F'ooRe1PooPF1! j RAT! "i , __ _______________________________.. .-. - . _________________ - - - ______ -- , ---- - _ ,,' '.' .-- -- N — - I _ • I 'I- I __ I _ ____ . j.. __ ___ _ I _ I ___ U 7 '' f_I :4 , __._..,I ____________ 4 ' '-: -' iiA%-; -. • .,- . 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Ponders __r ;s " _X __=~i _-,ri,_'_,-, " -. - = a-.~~ --- -; s_-_~J San or Weekend ' Tremendous 8) GLENN Herald Staff ',rlter mittec '1 can t sa enough atxxit way the people caine out and "It was just tremendous, just supported these programs," - ~111112 __ - .11 " ' " I J 4 ot :-~" - , 4 -A - directed b) Sgt Maj Stee Gilmore, Re Elton P Richards, Casselberry Lions Club; lJoyd Harrison, DeBary lions, and homer. homer issued thanks to the Seminole High Band members For assi.stthg the regatta by selling programs both Saturday 3 "Tbose young people went , -. way out of their way to be . Ilki he'pful and we can't say enough - I about them,' hlnrncr said. While the exact count had c-- . '-v ' been completed, Jim Ryan, . __%~ ____1 .I _!, who spearheaded the regatta _%' F, __ __ . W ___ V. A "Ati-6m the Central Florida Zoo would ram I see "about $3,000' out of the two-day program 11 Priie inones came to about $1,000 and then the cost of the food for the concemion stareis a I __ I will have to ( -ome out, but M -Z between $2,000 and $3,0DO will — V . . -.. beaboutwhattheZoowtllsee ' t . - . -. - ! 7- :- 'i,. from the program," Ryan I -=' ventured today. -1-1 \ -4. .. 0 Z_ afternoew, crowds estimated portion of ft day's proglam pleased with the remark by This powh was probably Ilk smallest spectator at The Greater frii.a 5,W to ION lined the while Harold Highsmith tolled a Perry James, Orlando boat Sanford Regatta yesterday. lie proved 0 be "top dog" as well. Lake Manroe marina cvmplex .%eplica of the Liberty Bell, driver who won the twoAay considering !be attention be 's ' lUng tar details of the race, to %if'wrsulng events ctaged b) nw'ied by the U S Bank, one event, calling for the national e pare lB 411cr-aid Photo h JohnA SpOISkI) Yesterca y's high £ low this tie M16 Central 1- Ie'rida time for ench y ar ( a pocvrboat championships to be (1 1~ morning 62 Partl y cloudy and Powerboat Association, with all nation's existarice held on La ke Monroe continued quite %arm through proceeds going to the Central Afterwards, Dr. Richard Bicentennial cunuifillee in the The Norwood Singers cap"Knowing what to expec! Tuesday. Highs In the upper SOS Florida Zoo. turcd (tic crowd In the seeand Dougherty, president ci the program were the Seminole now, I think we can move ahead and lows )s. Lows In the 60s. Iloth events were aided by half of the program, developing Sanford lions Club and master High School Band, under to tirn this Into a big attraction Complete weathf; d0alls as Horner, the Chamber of the patrotic theme to *the of ceremonies, called the direction of Mrs. Martha next)ear. Bigger titan thii year ,well as Ildn for Tuesday at t' .ornmerce and the Bicen highest point before winding up pi,ogram "a great success." Oestreich; N Sanford Naval and with more events to go with Dayions React) on Page- S-Atennial's "Spirit of '7V com- the night's show. Joining the Lions and Actidein)- ,N 1,arine Color Guard. the regatta.- Horner -.iid - - I A rything He sipped and and talked about (enter crowd to its collectie the Bicentennial Jamboree held feet with a stirring solo of "God Saturday night and the two-day I3less America." powerboat ra ing regatta The youngster held the staged on Lake Monroe. gathering so well that it "Tremendous," was the word dtinanded awl rectived an Homer kept repeating encore from the singer, who A crowd of SW people at later was lauded by the Ncr tended the Bicentennial od Singers for tils ability amborce Saturday night to Addressus by Richard J. listen to the voices of The Veranes of Cobla Boats; John Norwood Singers from Y. Mercer. president of t.he Jackhonville and participate in Flagship U.S. Bank of apatrotk program sponsored Seminole, and John M. Cant, by the five Seminole County vice president of the Greater Lions Clubs. Sanford Chamber of Corn. Three robberies and a rash of burglaries keep lice sherifri deputies running over busy a-- _____ 513 613 313 . 6B ~i - - I A '' - - '.6B Robberies Probed ' ,~,1_ . ,- ___________ __I I GOi •. - . r 11 • - __ li_ I c - :, -I i r , . — .-A .- --- - k. ____1-. -7 .. . . .-_ __- - 1 ' if__J -.-- 9 P~~ -- - - - --_ i -_ - I --i ? A I . ___ M___ - GRAOMY ., _________________ ________ t/ - -- _ __ LOIJIG, PA '. JUST DO ILMAT Hl~ M MIS MSA.)b '1b) T' CO ' TE( _$ IN - Arp ; q . .., esi ents ace will a 11I- L -1 . - 4A Editorial Jack homer, executive do e v e possible to Horoscope •...- ........... 313 manager of the Greater San- bring the regatta back next Hospital ........... ford Chamber of Coinmerce, year and make it even bigger Obituaries ................5A was relaxing with a tail glass of and better," I 2B ice tea Sports The Bicentennial Jamboree I 116B Women's Horner was putting the program was highlighted by the finishing touches on one of the talents of Sanford's Emmanuel "biggest weekends" staged in Luster of Lakeview Middle City Hall Study I t. . 4. Crowds Jam Regatta, Jamboree uex Classified ComIcs Crossword !'uzzle Dear Abby .. .. ........ i ._________ - S I I ] - - -. - hetIflU County r '.' - .. I - I ______ 1 ~~ .. _____ Cli V.- - I ufl -55----- • . . ____________ ______ I I A -rR1ic' R(btT 1 ______ . a In Bridge L _______________ ________ _ ,V ~ - ~&7 HIM 7AV,E kJHAT _1_AK SHC"D IF A 5,UW- - - .j ________________________ __=e _ . __ - 1— - _ __ - -_ - ,.e I ! by Hewie Schneider & MEEK EEX . - body in its quest to bring the giving the utility company a plus additional funds to im- possibly its !avings as from the utility system "is month period the city's plan. on the request of Greenwood water system under city note for the $40,000 balance of prove I1.e system. collateral. based on current rates." ning and zoning commission Lakes, formerly Greenbelt, to "I filly expect the water has been instructed to prepare serve Scott Electronics with ownership and control, Sorenson said the both short the acquisition costs. Asked if removing the Sormson said council will The city is al.so considering a term loans have been discussed franchise fees from the city's system will pay for itself, even a development plan for the water servi~e. LAKE MARY - The put- hold a special meeting at 7:3u second alternative - a bank with Southeasterr. National operating budget in fiscal 1976, if it is not pledged to do so," highway entrance way to the - Instructed City Attorney chase of Southern Gulf Utilities' p.m., May 9 to decide the best loan for the ent-L-e $70,000 with Bank at Maitland. The bank. beginning Oct. 1, this year, Sorenson said. thus causing no city. The planners are to repo" Gary ilSS to prepare a water system serving this method of financing the repa yment pledged In a year's however, Sorenson said is not would mean a raise in property strain on city finances, progress on the plan monthly to P0 C) On ulu procedures for I community may result in the acquicition In other business at a recent coujiiil ilIingat this time toaccept the taxes to replace the money, time and with the probability Wilfred Arnold purchases of over $1, 00 0 in cost le) of a utility tax on residents Current!) being considered is the note will have to be ex- utility s)steIn and its ieenues Sorenson said he does not meeting city council — Ap pointed here, Mayor Walter Sorer.son the payment of $30,000 to tended — cstirnatedat$2,000 monthly, for belie so Adopted a resolution Jr., a retired U.S. Arm) — Approved Mayor Soren. said today. a He noted there are other placing six Southern Gulf from city funds Ultimately the city hopes, the loan's collateral month Colonel, to the board of ad son's appointment of Winter But, thisaction is only one of on hand via a belt-tightening Sorenson said, to gain a FarInstead, the bank appears sources of untapped revenues moratorium on rewning and justment replacing Don Springs City Attorney Newman several alternatives being processasthedownpaymentor mers Home Administration willing to accept the city's including a utility tax, adding construction on Lake Mary Howard resigned. Brock asLake Mary's assjgant studied by the city's governing borrowing the $30,000 and loan for the $70,000 acquisition utility franchise fees and the $2,000 monthly revenue Boulevard. During the six -Set a public hearing Slay 9 city attomey. 1 . __________ - I from , ByDONNAESTES Herald Stalf Writer _____ 1 . _____ _______ S e certification was properly Ile said, however, that he'Just SEA received it3certificatiot, teachers in the county. doesn't know tiat French's from the Public Employes done" Grooms was adamant that French met last week with real motivation is. Relations mmission SEA is up and mid 1w bout4OteathersHesaidthe toted ag° °a7ti teachers contacted him by a group of disgruntled by the state to set up collecUve because they are "diatisf Led" teachers who asked him if he bargaining guidelines f the "I don't think they have a leg with SEA. Although French would represent them in entire state to stanii "tie aaüi -) - zitlk~ .. , . Vf •1 , Appeal Cert fication 110 a e I ______________________________ - ______ ,• -- S ures -__ _ =_--, - V 7 _.,_ I ,-' M-1 7.. - -_ _, - i SEA . _______ -' ' . ... - I - ., x )~~ t.I . S I -_____ ') i., - ____ _____ cial and health probe. mi _.. -1 -!-- 11 , kw NlcCain. 43, could not be reached for comment. lie is the second Jwtice to resign under im peachment commiue. pressure Justice hal flekie s b tt d on March 10 tn .' U. I didn't reveal the school here negotiations with the school SEA also has been designated the teachers are located, The board. the oIe bargaining agent for Herald learned it was French said he's in. teachers in Seminole County. A laty-r relations expert, who Longwood Elementary. vestigating to see if the cards That recognition was granted clairm to represent about 40 SEA Executive Director used by SEA to win certification by the school board. And SEA Seminole Count) school Gene Grooms said today that are actually valid." already has started negotiating hers, says he may appeal EA 's certification 'has been "Apparently, there's a with school officials, with the the certification granted the granted by the prop?r misunderstanding, ' French fourth official session set for S em I n o 1 e E d u c a t ton authorit y " and that he said 'Some teachers were told tomorrow at 430 m p Assoclatlon(SEA)by the state. "doubts" if French has any Joining SEA would kcep the Grooms said the assodation Al French, the executIve foundation for his claims union out, but it kept one has picked up about 100 new director of an Orlando firm, Grooms also mentioned the and brought the other In." members since PERC cer Management Research possibility that some of the lie said some teachers In Institute, said based on in. American Federation of initially signed up "apparently tificatlon March At present, formatic,n he's received, it Teachers(AFT) people may be didn't know what they wert: membership isabout U5 out of - 1 - £ . to consider whether to also recommend impeachment of Justice Joseph Boyd. u p -. By EDPIIIIKErr Writer Herald I, XF. I ____ ____ ----I I - _____ ______ i - ____ - S PrAE1, - _, ___ - I . .4.1 i . 'S M Il 1) . ________ - aPJIr1VV I I."JV'JI PETJ ____ - - 'A1r!t•-?•1 Th' 7 _______ _______________ I_____ —I , . - IM GLAD YA ASKED! campaign funds. me committee meeting was scheduled today --VZ-:-_,;V -Z .__ - ___ -_ .- -A ios%el house committee recommended his imI1ichment, court sources said. . - ____ Labor Ex ert Threatens _ _____________ itt - 4--r- I Stoffel & Hei nidahi b3T ' I % !ner1ering , tZ__ - - - - - 1vt- -- - llflplatiimlIIi ( decis'ons of the Supreme 0jurt and mishandling L ( , ThecommitteevotedThursdavtorecomniend " t .% — M. lu C ior - 1, -, ,_ __ iI __ __-I 0 V --- I iW R- . Florida Supreme Court today, four days after a I . "/ 911 -- - .7 ~~11 -Z_ V"', E71~N __:,, = -, . 1 P_- -- -1 1 1 fhe Aug 31 resignation dale allows McCain to eieie retirement benefits for his eight ea on cme (ouit iiuI Ilk th Ciwt (owl of the 'I i 1.1%, _ 1. - ; " = 0 I - - _ --1 t' Iu'iie iid\ ' 1a enc i. would be announced at a committee meeting '1 \ "'t / - • ' £ u s Chief Justice James Adkins and committee spokesmen declined comment. However, other sources said the resignation, effective Aug 31., . •.•,/ CTIA%NGLE7 OMERS 2I ain TALLAHA ' SS EE, I ,_iAr MEAN _ANP I PON I il c I -.-. -I.I.., A.. . - - - - .ti,_1:9~1q. r_ ________ j _______ i F_'. -55_---ç:r-• - - ç' . .i,_. • _______ : Speeding Trains _ - _ -; :';-/ :_ ,r 1' .•i-' At Intersections . Mij-wu,'. - - t,riY_P-r I., 'L ! .:kSC'-a:'-': - The Seminole County Commission was "pected to call for a formal hearing on train speed limits within the count) at i workshop session this morning. I Last week's fatal accident at the unmarked Ballard Street (.Tossing in south Seminole might have p[onipted the coriunissoners to ask for a fornial hearing into the speed of trains which whip through uea municipalities. h atu,i, information has been IIope4u4) enough pthercd ia'.d is ready for such a formal hearing and ( iiiiiusiontr Mike Hattaa> reportedl) said. "The Ballard Street cm%ing is just another sad example of t1w problem Seminole County has." __,._,^V_ -. Al a - __ .m -9 . . _,___-1 in ~ \teeti. tth the Commission this inornin,., were County Engineer Bill Bush and Count) Attorney Torn freeman Both indirate enough adequate eidence has , , ' 4 :;, ~ - Roger • or e department o munty development, was to meet with the commission at 11 o'cleck to determine which department will get first I'lits afternmn's session i from 2-5 pjn.) wili ~e taken up with interviews foe the newly-created post of directot of department of public works fl,e citlon will deal with h b1 k as street corbU'uUion IIt.lifltVIdlLe refuse and ei 'ace activities and is one of six departnients forined under the coultv s reorginizational program - __ . - The personnel board is to Like an active part in, interviewing applicant for the public works position. J - ------- I - ', V The second segment of thLs morning's workshop was to deal with a fr-yze on budgetary expenditures which was initiated last December. , ;:, __ -_ __ - - � 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, April 27, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 27, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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PItl( kF. rr 1k raId 'staff '.% riter Z U411 M - ,. Whether or not grievance procedures are "two-way street" stalled talks yesterday between the Seminole Education Association SEAi v 1 - 7 L — , Z -<0 .. - * a ••' 0 r r r" 0 M r- 0 Z m rZ 00 Z X <>m -m , Pis 8n m< 0 c - 0 c 0 Z I < C CL Gn M 0 a c 0 40 0 0 M Cl 0. 2. M CL ILA < 0 M 90 0 r- Z 0 — ,tiitl negotiators r&priintuig the bargaining unit. At cannot griev ance procedure be in procedure fortcIlIiInistrdtors. Posed (lit St winole Count) Sc h ool h41%1 tha t .for the entire but that he as opposed to Board. But Rosenthal argued that educational community. including administrators in the SEA Chief Negotiator Steve it's a "matter of leoalit" n1 }'fnri' th twn tiim i.'A hiriá,ai,.,c k, ,iw,c Rosenthal told School Board that SEA cannot "bargain for broke off talks and agreed to it's "illegal." representative Harry Pelley, people outside the unit." Pelley, meet again on Tuesday, Pelley and his team members "AtJmnmnistriitrs or i3fnird Who argued "it has to be a two- Rosenthal emphasized that tie were adamant because mimembers cannot be included in way street." deniande(I one wasn't opposed to a grievance "nothing in your (SEA 's) proposal protects anybody except the teacher. "This is incredible,*' .liict 13 m (D in 11 . 0. (I) - - I . -- • '- . Wig 0 o~ . - country. Maybe ln the Soviet • D ¶ .- - e Ficiencies a11 -- - - •-; mana gement? Not In this 01 1 C I y I 1 W 0 ' SEA agreed to write another IL S~ proposal which will include admninistrtors, but would have /. commissimier.-i is utilizing a could prove to be more than it's presented to the City -.4 C0111. school officials take their Ilerald Staff Writer former Navy barracks at the worth. mission Monday night. grievances to SEA officials, 0 Sanford Nlunicipail Airport. "Yes. it can be renovated, but After a number of similat* instead of to school officials. 7 C Lbo separate, but simildr, Construction of a nev, Cit y ea'i it be done here it Is studies on renovation A Pelley team member, Bob MEM y community Hughes, who is principal at . rtnoating Sanford's old Cit) mined site, is fle remaining a different story," said George groups, the Commission Sable Point Elementary said he flail could squelch hopes of alternative commissioners Grant, professional engineer decided several weeksago that didn't see how "prisicipals remo'hujng the antiquated ha ve discussed. with the F oghan Kelley ar a"prof tssio ii learn should (011(1 r lx divorced from the building, leavilig, the %liav open chitect I- rm. perform a study to settle the a q4' Under present cos, e.itiinates grievance procedure" because new Grant, along with Kelley, and matter of renovating the by city o cials, ffi both parties have to be involved administrative facility. renovating and architects James Melvin, Carl building, in the master contract The reports, bath from constructing additional Wifl.S Gutmann and John Dragash Melvin was retaiied by the tat. Hughes, a bright and amiable professional architects arti to present building would parts'ipated in a study Jaycees mnorethan dmonthago young el cost 30O,0Ou ess than an man said SFA's engineers and both shedthog , reciueste(l b' dlv coIn!nLcsic,n. to nerform ciii, nn .. . ----------esi grievance proceaure "ieaves a doubt on the prospect (if ers. renovating the building. - t negative connotation" or.".:-'ald ii~ adequately refurbishing the 50. flail building. 0 l it. Any recot nine nda lion by 1.1,e The five-inan conimittee he believed grievances year old building, are being Itie investigative reports committee for the fate of the report estimates that $600,(X*) essentially could be conducted ' prepared for submission to the reveal that while it is possible to building, according to Grant, is would be needed to renovate the on a more positive note. Ready for tomorrow night's Bicentennial Jamboree at the Civic C,-nter are these four lovely lassies City Commission. renovate the building, which "pretty much l'ft open. No present structure, without When you get 'down to the and Jack Iforner, Bicentennial chairman. The ladles are fro left, Lynn Pemberton, runner-up as I Last night the Sanford. currently violates a list of decision was reached on the providing any additions. nitty-gritty," koaenthal Miss Citrus; Donna Hatcher, Miss Orlando; Doris Phillips, chaperone for Miss Orlando, and Eileen Seminole Jaycees, who had building codes, the cost factor matter," The Jaycees' study estimates replied, "you're going to have .Serraer,lfearing ('iincervatlonQueco. The Jamboree kIc offal 7: p.m. tomoo. ilirrald Photo retained an architect Lu do one for renovations and additions Their report is expected to be (Ct'ntfnu&'d On Page 2-A) by Dan Crockett (Continued On Page 2-A) of the studies on the building, decided to support the ar- I e'tutect's conclusion that mtls not i economically feasible to restore the City Hall for continued use S as an admini.strative facilit~. Architect James Melvin also suggested that the building be fh GlJ:NN Mc( %SUNf) "traded over" to civic groups celebration in S':mmiinole County and Sanford and band selections and then will be devoted celebration," Homer said. Or14 owned and housed at the Flagship U.S Iferald Stall Writer for possible use for meetings or .- %ill be held at 7:30 p.m. tomonow when the to ffie Norwood Sulgers. nersaid. Those events include a Law Week Bank Of Sie-1111mle, Ifor' provide a youth re':rc1stion "We hold (hew Truths to be self-evident, Lions Club hosts the Bicentennial Jamboree Dougherty, who is credited with program, the bnce c the first Bk-en Veranes will disetsas "What Freedom area, that all Men are created equal, that they are at the Sanford Civic Center. " ''a'n, the ,lr.xi:r progra::i ii.' .unal s ".inga ': by ''ii Melvin said some renovations endowed by their Creator with certain The Jamboree will Lw part of a tw'..day obtaining the Nonrocd Singers, caIl Lip mir.t, the beinning of a SaiJord to 'Lift! S4'mnintle P' band will play the at a cost of less than $100,000 unalienable Itights, that among these are long celebration, highlighted by the Greatet' group Philadelphia walk by Barbara .1uhIer and the National Anthem,, "It's a Grand Old Flag, could imike the building usable 11c, lJbert), and the Pursuit of Happiness. . Sarlord Regatta tomorrow and Sunday on -They go by the r4d saft that if lt,s arrival of the Florida Bicentennial Pistaric "National Emblem Morch" ind ',71W Star., by civic groups. Like Monroe. worth doing; it's worth doing well' and they Exhibit at the t'nd of the month, FO le n arid Stripes Forever" The other alternative, \klsmn Fhost. words w ere ritten ii, \la and June It appears that e ill tiau t record do the Job, he SayS CD The Jamboree's prograri tomorrow will I mnmanuel luster of L*keie Middle will make in his report le City 177G in Philadelphia and approved by the crowd at the civic centcr." Jack Horner, The Norwood Singers have identified fcature the Seminole fligh School Band, under School willsing "God bless America" and the . Commission. Is to demolish the General Congress on July 4, 1776, as the Seminole Cointy Bicentennial chairman, said themselves with the community school direction of Mrs. Martha Oestreich; the Seminole band will offer a special number building, r. 0 Declaration of Indept-ndence of the American today as final plans for the admission-Alree movement in Jacksonville and currently sing Sanford Naval Academy Marine Color Guard. during the presentation of Ue Colors and ii Renovating and building Colonies from the British Empire. event were completed. out of the Sandalwood Junior-Senior High headed by Sgt. Maj. Steve Gilmore; and Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. 61 1`9 5 0 additions to the Spanish-style War had already come the year before on The program — what Horner calls a -,real Cominunity School. where Hodges is coor. addresses by John St. Carli, vice president of Attending the program will be Miss building was one of the few the Green of Lexington as America's red, white and blue" affair & S ' will feature dinator. 0 the Chamber; Lloyd Harrison and Hugh Orlando, Donna Hatcher; her runner -up, 0 C. solutions whit-h city officials %linutemen and the pride of Britziin's army patriotic numbers and an appearance by the The group has evolved from 22 members to Duncan, DeBary and Sanford lions Club; Anna Slarie Burkett. Ifearing Corsp.rvati(,n 0 In their taught the openir battle of the American neted NorwoodSiners of Jacksonville, under the current seven vocalists, were Invest, two alternates John V. Mercer, president of Flagship Queen Eileen Marie Serracs: and the Florida search to entarge the city's ad- Revolution. the direction of Gene Hodges. and one technician. Ilani of Seminole: Richard J. Veranes, Cobia Citrus Queen runner-up L%nn Pemberton of mninistrative facilities to allow Now, 200 years later, the country Is Dr. Richard Dougherty, president of the "We hope to instill the Spirit of '76 in the floats, and Homer. Sa nford. for future city growth. lIcKI.-ining its celelxation of the nation's birth Sanford Lions Clubs will serve as master of residents oi Sanford with the Jamboree. It Mercer will speak on "The libei ty Bell. The lion-. Club will sell refreshments Another solution, which has with a Bicentennial program. ceremonies for the twpart program which ill begin a series of Bicentennial programs Past and Present," and a replica of the bell during the program with the funds from the already beet! passed over by One of the first major events of that % ill begin with th"t,iotic selectiorn, addresses tli;st %sill continue through the Fourth of July will be displayed at the Jamboree. The beil is concession goira: toward club charities. fl~ MICK Locill(II)GE • r . At AW .1) 0 m I) -, in M 0 3 Z 0 LO ei ' m 90 )DO 5 " - M Z r ticrc management grieves ii ç -SLI- 7. - _1~ ' Z m I . _C i M~ ~ VVI-azz snI .. C ? . a M 0 r 0 C1. a M m rn m n W — 0 M : CL n 8 iccme 0— zm. ca >ZAZM C -4> r- C r Qn Grievance ii*' I •• M "n < 0 > ' A 0 Z &ft "O CO MM Z C ,1 oil Z r- 0 to Stalled I nvestigcitive Studies Cite om - -' M , • Talks M 0 i -u rm m ' Sanford, Ficrida 32111—Price 10 Cents mmZ t " 67th Year, No 212--Friday, April 25, 1915 Q C Z * , , , ----------- .-•". ' - • -• ' '.r...4 -'-.- "•' M —. Red, Wh - te An Blue Program Planned Record Crowd Seen For Bi 'o centennial ' "tremendous." I b II, -4 BL ø Co . t . - , _jvr 'a :H CL = ff I!* ;r a ~ 01.1. o . . . ' - ' 06 06 ' og- L ' ' — - n _Z ' 2. ' } a . ' __________ 2 ' - us. 3 , E . ' "• r s ' a ' " CL CA 0 ei IP 0 r. CL mg ' 3: T 5i : 1 1` -- 0 ' C 1A a ' %< _ ' tr '90 L ', ." 0 ' .' uI mud g' '.; ' - ri 2 > Zip- -a rl - -'lUll 0 0.,0 . I X g -' CID Wo jj L — 9F Cl D ( "I VII " es ~r Pr el q* k.lgV19! I of n rea as 01 r .!iN_ s, ' V_- - i Ed. Note — This Is the orea (teals i4 illi the most second of three parts of an lita%ll% tra%cled stre,(hev Of - r-7 S: _44 3 0 4 -0! :g r'p I -, w % -' PRO '-;;_ ' -: .. .• ' ' • , •': 2F;,13 Cr 5rVR , - Pr , CL Pr Pr 0Q aga - .' . - , -; ' . .C. - '•l , , . , •.. , a ~Alo es os eavi y rave e n ersevii --- Ei l U m-, rr i raffic At U.S. 17-92, SR436 Nearly Seven Thmes Greater In 10 Years -" , .• .• ri ' 3 1 - By JOHN A. SN)I..SK I Associate Editor dam1 average total on SR-4.'ki, E. of 1-4. was slightly more than LOCATION it A 'as not 6,000 cars. During IX4 it was se(-tionj (11 tho A few %ears back Enghirer W111. (IS1111 Hush road It %arious and Ili long range unusu,-it to travel from the determined there was no pl,-ice 10,050 SR-46 (W. Sanford limits) 5.965 Jr., dealing Aith this county's "unty. stretch of road northern l'iart of Seminole to On this s. A ltamonte t'xamnp!c, and not pass more travelling it, or an increase of 23,840 16,825 U.S. i.c2 (27th St., Santord) more than five times! than a comparatively few cars 21.050 14.950 U.S. 17-92 and Lake Mary Blvd. The voluminousnumber of mng ifi in either direction. Many old - timers can vividly autos using roads itiSeniinoleis 33,240 20.275 U.S. 17.92 (N. of SR-43o) recall when parts of U.S. High- in direct proportion to its rising 22,440 27,175 U.S. 17.92 (S. of SR-436) war 17.92 were only two-lanes, population. In 1960 there were approximately 50,000 residents and not In the best of surface 6,145 41,205 SR-436 (E. of U.S. 17-92) in the county. The latest conditions, either. , 37,800 tc under SR-436 (W. of U.S. 17-92) Today there isn't any part of population projection from the construction 17-92 South of 25th Street in University of Florida placed Seminole at 138,000. Sanford which has less than Soome of the long-range road 20,000 autos crossing its counters" in a 24-hour period, plans for this county according to SeminoleEngineer Williamyear lirio. It would start From Ten years ago and before the 1-he rights-of-ways have been lanes from 17.92 to SR434i four Interstate Four. i Bill) Rush Jr.. include the SH-434 and SH419 in Winter purchase 01lipletion of d for the following on lanes from SH434 to SR426 in liit'h feeds many motorists four-liming of SR419 by the Springs (Gee Creek I to Sit 520, that egment of roadway: two Oviedo, unto the paralleling 17-92, there ere 6,145 autos on Sit-436(E. of 17-921. EiQwi According to the 1974 state . — traulie count on this same stretch of road, there were 41,205 cars an SH43 E. of 17______ _____________________________________ ____ ., , ' r oa1 Furtlitir. the intersection of 17-92 a iyJ SR436 has become the most heavily travelled crossing in the entire state of Florida' T he ac companying chart showing some of the county's other heavily travelled roa ds %Aas compiled by the Florida iut' - WOW - r . evolo . . . . / . . h)tpartmnent of Transportation i l)()Ti. The DOT t ikes four --_:" seasonal counts during a 24hour period sonmetimnt. during the seek and determines an iverage for the year. It sltomtl:l lx- noted in 1964 the -- - ., Also, the four-laning of SH-434 from S11436 to SH419 in Winter Springs it) 1- acco nliqhpfl in fotir phases, flush further stated the following is tht list of priorities which will expand and improve the present state roads system for the county: A link of Howe ll Branch Road between the Orange ('('ummi,- line and S11436 iTurev irmnCorner).Ths road tonics out of Orange County (known as IIrntio) and carries 13,000 cars II -- Four-Lining the mitost conges t ed portions of SI4-42 7 Old Orlando llighwayi from .\lamtland Avenue to Sl{43' and SR4V from Altamonte Springs to l4ongwood. Would prohabI not occur prior to five years from now. I Improvement to SU-431 in F re_t 0h from thi. (Jrami Count) line to S1-36 probabl% SC4 VCO dv termination of Maitland Boulevard at 17-92. mOrigmnalR the coit for (tits - - . moving the m'itere'han4'e more into St mirok County . ilI cost this county approximnatel S-11 00.000 tp rtqwred rights-of-way, hi. Note In tomoii. s ri' c }Ju.h reseat his r((1unnhI'ndaii(,ft n, hose to fi'wnu futr'n rn4ti program s and thenrsary thangts requirt'I in Inc pre'sciit s%sltm 'i LIX VIII., .1111 - '., -. •- ,' ..., .. Ifuciest inlerseiilon lit the state is in Semntnnk(o.'mnty, Highway 0-92andSj1.43 �" ---- . . - . I I. - - - , . . ~ . - . , , -- - . , '. -, . - . , - . - ~ 1 11 - - . . - ,- - . . - ~ I , - - , , - - -- - - ., - - '— . - - I . - . I. - , I I. -A 7 - . 7-- ,- - -, ~: ~ . - - - - I ____ - . - - - . - - - - 1 - T I -- ?, .~ n! 1~ I I - - - - - - - - _______ _____________ _________________________ 2A— Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. I. Friday, April 23, iflS NA7 nON .II')' u., -IN ! Ci e t wo T :~ I ot H l al c arg ,.\ The committee's report goes the City Hall Both reports building as being In violation of on to commuit on "severe I I renovations could be completed electrical, structural and safety settling" of the building. I'l for between $400,000 and codes. "The building is sinking into M.000. These vic,lations are not (Ile grotind," Grant said. "This 1) ,, I deliberate, but are caused puts strain on the structure of However, the report estiniates that to provide because of the antiquity of the the building." . . . X ~~ : adequate square footage space, build!ng," Melvin explained. .1 Melvin said there "are very .. . a 39,000 square feet for a city Grant said that the electrical serious strtwtural problems, r. L.. popuatlon of 0, ap wiring is approximately 80 per but there is no Immediate _______ proximately million would cent I safe, danger." 81:5 we to be invested Into con"however, circuits are over\lcl%'jn was retained by the struction costs. loading and extension cords are Jaycees to study the renovation ,s " _____ And In a report on con- 'runiilng everywhere In the in hopes that the Spanish style , ". structing a new building, City building'," Grant said. building, which Is one of the few I Manager Warren 'Pete' said there are In Central Florida, could be Grant also Know estimates •1 I . I les Fi through restored. that a flCW several moisture leaks _ % : ________ building could . be built br 11.8 walls. ThIS is the• only. reason to try i. million and provide adequate Another checkmark against and save the building, Melvin c q o`~ " 4•• I narkinu r o r ., • the building was the attitude of said. "The building depicts J 1! I I The cominittee's findings die employes wNch work In the downtown Sanford." ~— . — Z' —- ;7,-:----~-T - ww"n- .- ! t47 . I show that if the necessary buildin),,. Grant agreed that the additions are made Ofl the Grant said he talked to each building had "beautiful archiexisting city would he employc and found a "very tectural features" walyi2i p or par ng negative attitude" toward the -._j_-:',i.._ On the second floor, which spaces around the buildhig. building. not used for office space, "Tfie ---ZWf-:1 -- -- ----------9VF Grant said there would be a "I had one secretary follow craftsmanship of the features is _- - -~iifA "serious paxking problem" if me out into the hall telling me beautiful," Grant said. investigative studies have re't'akd many defects hi .Sanford's aging City hall. new additions werd made to the other problems with the "Unfortunately its eaten existing building. building," Grant said. with termites. WASHINGTON (AP) —A Senate-House conference i1l rlve diE(ertng veralon of a bill aimed at Insuring that hundreds of thousands of jobless workers don't lose their homes along with their salaries. The Senate Thursday added the provision to provide loans to unemployed homeowners of up to $300 a month for as long as three years. Married More . (Continued From Page 1*) ALLA 7T1 CHICAGO (AP) — Married people In the United States are happier than singles despite reports to the contrary, ;ccrriflg to a University ef Michigan psychololst. "W flnd that married Americans are far happier and more satisfied with their lives than singles are, in spite of utuunai mwnotmgs aria grumoiings auoul me urei . ' La. 1, *' Cigarette Ban Studied I . ________________________________ WASHINGTON (AP) — Ile chairman of the Consurner Product Safety Commission says he is willing to have the commission consider nanning the interstate shipment of hightar cigarettes. However, CNIrman Richard Simpson added,"I would prefer that the Coi.ig.act" a pending amendment to the Federal Hazardous stances A which would rmwe the commission's jurMefion over riourelti-vt ______________________________________________ _________________________________________________ o. &i•o- I Timber Suffers Blow 0 rievance (Continued From Page IA) P(ItTI.AND, Ore. (Atli The Northwest timber inthe negative We can only dustry, suffering its worst econornjc blow c is showing -, bargain for our rights, and a slow sign of improvement after a P-year slide crow's annot force us to bargain for Publications of Portland, which publishes timber Industry someone not in our group." newsletters and price lists, said tialfincfi plywood sheathing has risen 11.9 per cent to 1134 per 1,000 squareEarlierd during the almost feet from last week's record low of $118. And the cost of four ssion in wtuch both random lengTh 2-by4s was up 14.8 per cent, to $135 per parties agreed 1,000 board-feet from last week's $115. Polley took SEA 's proposal on freedom under adBottle Law Test Set o "have our Schoo Board attorney check it over. " WASHINGTON (AP) The Food and Drug Administration Is granting the nation's corporate giants Concerning academic permission to produce billions of throw-away plastic pop dorn. Posentl-.al said Pelley's and beer bottles that it concedes will foul the landscape, proposal "is an abridgement of consume precious energy arid possibly boost corswner our Constitutional rights" and prices. In a highly unusual move, however, the agency is said SEA will not "accept any openly 1nviUnga lawsuit by the a1c seeking o black the restriction on academic freeapprova and clarify a vital gray area ln the law. do'-i." - - - ,. - Zoo Dirout- Or alks- Stailed school system, and we're not go ng o that, he said, . Pell has agreed to discuss only non-money Items at present jind has until May 6 to Essentially, Pelley's proposal discuss additional SEA guaranteed academic freedom demands. for students and SEA wants that changed to include Pelley took 19 working days teachers as well. to study the complicated but later agreed to Yesterday's setsIon was the iILwus non-money items until . o Ic bargaining session school officials have some bet een the two teanis Pnd was IndcaUon from lawmakers In the le St prcd whit this year's discussonly two items, the financial posture will be. -- - Gunm -'-. - 1 Pelley said classrooms are session ended with neither "not just for the benefit of propoed article agreed upon. teache rs" and stuck t0 " Again, Rosenthal pressed lief that it l the Board's right to Polley for 'during-school' set policy. "You're asking the bargaining sessiens. Again, Board to give away the right to Pelley refused, saying teachers were hired to teach. determine what's taught in t - - •-r -- '1 at '1' PELLEY j H/Il' n In Longwood .. . - . —7 "Jt (' - . - . - . IL STEVE ROSENTHAl. -"' d3IdU.LI W1U breaking and entering. -- - I ___________________________ -- _ -. 11 ____ Theportsecuredposslsslonof the hoilding used by Ccucrete Sit ucurai Systems, inc., following the final bankruptcy sale of materials used by the modular hotel room manufacturing plant. ~~ ___ _______ ___ _______ 'r*v. _____ _____ . -,. - _____ Man Draws 18 Years, Life robationIn R a P C se Law enforcement auU.ccitls will be looking over Thriias iV er ai.appel returnc".I from and fcr.'ori:e the same th'rk in Vietnam he as arresim,'d for Orange County .s tecond time Wflilm ChSPPell's Shoulder for selling LSD in Virginia. wr,vd Mt. said that caft wasn't now the rest of his life, a short prison term and was before a court. The 27-year-old AWOL paroled, authorities said. 4Judge McGregor ______ _____ Marine, who admitted he C.'happell said he jumped Chappell to 18 years prison for 1. 77 committed armed robberies In parole and re-enlisted in the tile Altamonte robbery and life f ---Ai— ---- ~~ --i~ -- .1.1 P----, Altt'monte Springs and Orange and was due to be probation, to start upon his W~ w _______ _______ ________ U. Jim Plek'ones, acth-ig Longwnod Public Safety Director, gave the following . account of the incident today: OVIEI)O— Kites idlI 1111 the A black male held hire. llse air here at 9 a.m. Saturday t~ 9 Bruce, clerk at little Dixie when the !~xth annual kite and Church contest, sponsored by the cIty Market at SR-47' ' Ave.— a block from the police andGreaterOsjedoRecreauon ___________ drilling and exciting — like the day after he got fed up urith of-, the orie Orange County is held. taking LSD," was sentenced working in an office and went robbery' case that tranPolly chairmidi of _________________ yesterday to 18 years in pron AWO!.. front Camp Pendleton. sferred to Seminole for zenand threatened to hit her over event this year, said the contest plus supervised probation for Calif. the head Ushe didn't hand o',er woWdbelieldunthelawnofl} tereing, \ AuthoriUes said Chappell wa-i the rest of hki life by Seminole the store's c-ash. f Oviedo Citizens Bank and wilt' ~ —~ ---%-Local ffirmers, inLerezted in . Circuit Court Judge Robert B. apprchended lot November in two robberies Feb. 3. Ile told _ ,-I'l — Ihe bandit fled the store on be opEp to "youngsters of all m1ling their crops in the May ... V , 13 . __________ McGregor. Oflando,butlaterescopedfrom McGregor he used pistol In foot, with an undisclosed ages", including 'babes in 'Farm-City Festival' need to 4 the Jacksonville Naval Air the holdups, "But I don't know _____ Chappell, who said he KnOWS amount of money as Sanford arms," contact County Extension 'a" . .he'll now have to shave off Station and returned to the if I would have used It or not. I The event is divided Into six Agent Reggie Brown at the Zoo Director Jack Hanna was ' Orlando area, had no choice on killing In his anti-establishment beard ____ entering to buy candy for categorieswithfiveprizestohe Seminole County County Police said Chappe ll Vietnam ," and cut his long hair, YC$tet'dSY thm daughters. Yr.*. Bruce awarded in each category. Cooperative Service, according ~ threatened to kill clerks in "If someone in these roboutlined how he'd been "runThe contest is sponsored to Jack homer, executive shouted that she'd been robbed robberies Dec. 26 at a drug beries had resisted you ning" most of his adult life. arid Hanna gave chase on foot, mostly for the fun of it each manager of the Greater Sanstore on Lee Road, Orlando, maybe pufled out a gun Defense attorney Bill Stern and it Dec. year and is one of 12 events ford Chamber of Commer Pleicone. 30 at an Altamonte might have been the same which take place, onceamonth, Produce the gunman to rush O' traffic. and other convenience store, but situation, kill or Marine Corps in Vietnam and Chapbe killed " packed SR434 and the man under the recreation depart- agricultural pr Chappell yesterday told the McGregor told Oducts will be Rep. Vince Fechlel joins Miss Ruth Alice Clevenger, Florida's reported he'd shot off his toe to pell. ment. Admission is free, sold from booths set up in front "Miss Peanot," turned and poijited a pistol at court. "I was bluffing when I In a peanut batter and Jelly 'andch during the to Chappell said he has no get a discharge, of retailstores in the downtown threatened to kill them. And bitterness toward Hanna who then stopped Florida Peanut Advisory Council and Dairy Farmers, Inc., V1411 "fie thought of his par. the court and nobody called my bluff I Chasing the man and Sanford Plaza during the with the state kglslature this week. police ticipation had asked to be sent to --a place in Vietnam as akin to Authority day long festival, milsers converged on the area, murders," Stern told the court, enough killing in Vietnam to Where I ca adapt into t he last me quite a while," Officers fired two warning system and request mental Chappell added that he'd treatment," shots and the fleeing tJ.. -- A t1 . - i "rinned nfl" n hrw-k nn • jan ....& Ivis. I.W. rAXUC "us snows You ave some mafia when he held up the drug insight into your prebleill," The Seminole County Part Cundiff and three children in I aspired to that type 'IthOrItV 'St'M the ra4' yard of the Cwidjff MGregur said, "but unlife." he said. a prm.mmd 7ALI-AIIASSEE, Fla. (AP-I the Proposed fortunately you had to use this home at 226 Pine Strctl. Police night will review ' amendment this amendment to the U.S, Con. A&NX'iated Pren he was unde. lease agretvient with an inAssistant State Attoraey formula to — A chief sponsor of the Equal yepr. but his change of heart stitutlon. said the man ran into the bow, . get assistance." cided, but Sen. I.Axi Wilson, 1. James Figgatt called Chappell and hW under a bed but then &Sifihl Client ln!treSted tn PtightZArricrAnentaidbewas was not expected to alter Ux ERA backers hAve raid that hierritt Isiand jind a, of the "undoubtedly the amt rni,L Lening the 40.= waire foo ir"iar%&.4 t. A.r..# #.A. ALr,inni.ni"vI AvI rn Inla an #L- ,,.,Ianm. --wmm kJ(F's sponsors, said that she nealted person I've envacant building, previously bate began u the Senate on the The Senate galleries were In Florida would be determined expectetitgrn adjacentwoodtdcanherebe "," countered ,1ne I've been now I, ERA was aprehended by Lorigwood six senators who have byfl'Ieor did last y, practicing law." pany. Sen. Dan Scarborough, D- cii, but the tension that marked not publicly Patrolman Frank Taylor said how they Chappell retorted, "I par. Port Administrator Jim Ryan Jacksonville, said Just before An Associated Press poll penHouse debate on the Issuc was would vote, ithout resistance. said this morning that Standard entering the Senate chamber rtdsslng. tkiluut'ly dislike violence." or t the 19Th session had shown The swing votes belong l'leicones said officer's found Fiwtt said Chappell told Systeniis Corporation has an that the ERA lzbab1y would 18 senators against the ERA, 16 Opponents predicted defeat of Seas. Richard Renick, Da revolver in the wooded area siow,ced t is definitely In- lose by two or three votes, Altamonte police after his the ERA while supporters said Miami; Don Childers, 1)-West for It and its undecided. Since containing "several spent arrest terrstcd in leasing the building. on an anonymous tip at a then, Sen. Jim Glisson, R. He said undecided 'en.ators they could only hope that lastPalm React,; Vernon Holloway, motel cartridge casings and a Ryan, however, irould not could swing the vote fc4 ratifi. several hours after the minute apcieaLs by First Lady 1)-Miami; Philip Lewis, D-West }:ustls, who had said he would convenience sore robbery that discuss tic type of indua'zy cation but doubted it. pisfired round" but It w,isn't vote yes, changed Betty Ford and Coy, Reubin Palm Beach; and William Anbe had "calculated cach robhaadled by SLvxiard SWeIns Immediately iletemiinted d the Mewuhile, ol* fOmw EkA Ask.ew wiluld have an impact. kil, D-Hollywood. TU Senate kifled the ERA 2j. bery like a military ('ciruoratiofl the t p.m. opponent, Sen. JUIian Lane. Dweapn had been fired during wtil The Florida House already Sen. Chester Stolzenburg, R19 last year. The Ficricla House l.iggatt board meeting. revealed the J2.nminutc chase. that Tampa, said he would vole for has approved the proposed 77th Fort Lauderdale, has told the defeated It In 1973. Chappell had retuned to roh ' F-- To Sell Wares ___ ______ _____ ' ._ :. __ ________ - . _____ _•, - - I'EANUT SNACK lIME Port To Study Lease - ' _j - -. CD A W"3wl .11- I. ..L.. It. UV Mrs IIr I - T - d I 1..J i ing * Ban 0 Studioed A a in ' 9 afte d M!qUinst M(;%4.(J1n MCCain helped his friends in court decisions. couldn't reii.,ember." During the investigation since April 9, witnesses have said that "Did he say for you to say you had no recollection or that you MeCain asked to have specific cases assigned to him, gave did not contribute?" she was asked. special treatment to cases of attorneys Joseph Farish Jr and '1k said for rue to .say 'no,' just no Mrs Wakeman replied Joseph Varon, kept a scorecard showing Varon won 13 of 14 cases Mrs. Wakeman, heir to the John Deere tractor fortune, was in the court, and threatened judicial retribution again.st lawjers um',ictcd in September 1968 for aggravated assault In the . who made small campaign contributions. shooting of tier husband then was sentenced to five years ,,All of the evidence is uncont.roverted," Rish said, probation. McCa in and Farish both have refused to testify, taking their 5th She testifid that wi'Nn the next few months, she met with Amendment rights against self-incriminat.ion. ,%M:ain at night in ' Farish's office and, on Farish's recomNancv Wakenian, a Palm Beach so--ialite, capped the tes- int-ndation, later con!ributed $1,000 to MrCain's unsvccessful timony Thursday, saying that in the past month )'arish had urged campaign for the supreme Court She made the check out to her not to to tstify on a $1 000 campaign contribution she made to I' drisli she said Mc('ain in 1968 while her appeal of an aggravated assault contier case was not discussed, she said, viction was pending. At the time, McCain was a 4th District Court I of Appeal judge "Air. Farish told me to say 'no' about the contribution," she and In FebrWiry 1970, hit ,Arotv ,.in opiwon overturning tier (,onsaid. Mr. tartsh said I could say that there were some things I viction. ' Students Set For Law Week Tours 600 Judge ipprox!rnat('ls fifth graili' :tudcrits from Seminole County' schools will tour the Counts' Courthouse during Law Week, April .May 2, in efforts to enlighten the students on die workings of the judicial system Law Week is being co. sponsored by the Seminole County Bar Association, county Action 76 Bicentennial Comniittce and the county school system. Also, a Law Week essz.v contest with savings bonds awarded to the top writers will be held. A 25 Bicentennial design savings bond will be awarded to the i:iniiig fifth grader with the top too word maximum essay; a $25 savings bond to the best middle school student's essay with a 250 word maximum; and a $50 savings bond to the best senior high student with a word maximum, Told State 64$, Pr isons 'Jammed ' LAKE BUTLER, Fla. AL') wing of the modern hospital is Scott's plan to make his tour "We're just jamming people converted to dormitory an all-male affair was shot s pace," Louie Wainwrigti', housing. down by a television newsdirector of the Florida Division Scott prai3ed the hospital fa- woman who arrived early and of Corrections, told a federal cility, but noted It is under- was allowed inside by state judge during an insptction tour staffed, prison officials. I. of the prison system's reception The reqdest for an order cbsJim Godwin, superintendent center. ing the doors of the state prison of the reception and medical Att U.S. District Judge Charles systnii is a spinoff from the center, assured the judge that I' 1a (Al ir; - e.nnpioyrnenl ol otticials It. Scott, who is considering a main issue raised ., Inmates. many women work in the facilin special taxing districts by companies that they regulate request to close the prisons to who claim overcrowding has ity daily and it hasn't caused is not a conflict of interest, say's a [louse committee. new inmates, noted the over- eroded their medical care, any problems. Attempting to rewrite the state's standards of conduct crowded conditions Thursday Scott said he expects to rule "I'm glad it worked out that law, the Standards and Conduct Committee adopted during his visit to the center the week of May 5 on whether to the ladies went along," tiw Thursday an amendment proposed by lobbyists for lo.-re. order the prisons closed to new judge said. seeral development companies. 'This facility was built for 700 admissions, He has scheduled The amendment provides that employes of developand nearly 1,400 are in it," Scott 2ddjtional hearings in ment !irnLc can serve In a dual position as officers or said. '1 Jacksonville May 12-14 on the employes of districts such as drainage districts. but must Wainwright has twice closed medical care problems and said for information leading otherwise comply with the standards of conduct law. the prison doors to new adxnis- he probably will issue an order to arrest & conviction of iuns.TliougiGov. Reubin Ask- on it in June or early' July. person or persons lv ew has ordered them kept ajar, Williams To Test,., Meanwhile in Tallahassee, destroying shrubbery the system hasn't been able to the legislature is considering TAMPA, Fla. AP - Larry Williams, the prosecution's in front of 221 Magnolia find space for more than 500 governmental reorganization star witness in the federal trial of former Sen. Edward Ave. persons sentenced to state pnis- which would affect the prison Gurney, is waiting to testify after the government calls ons but still being held in county system and is being asked to Celery City PrintlngCo. three others who are expected to he on the stand only jails around the state. upgrade the prison medical briefly. Scott said he wouldn't corn- budget by'at least $l million toa Williams, ex-fund raiser for Gurney, could be called ment specifically or the total of $6.5 million. _______________ today or early next week In the bribery-conspiracy trial of crowded situation because of the former Republican senator and four co.deferxiants. his pending ruling. "But you saw what thoae cells 10 are like where four men are Her spricht man Ober TeHe sleeping," the judge said. Four inmates demonstrated für ausländische Wagen. how they sleep in a 6-by-6 foot cell intended for one man, One inmate occupied the built-in ' r 9bunk while the other three spread mattresses on the floor, completely covering it, and lay Noüs parlons Ieiai jage des i s TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) of complaints from officials sonville, produced an agency has been in'cstigated by the headed by' Sen. Lew Brantlev, down with their feet under the .,a — A House committee has de- including judges, legislators memorandum authorizing the department détachées voitures étrangères. and just wants to D-Ja~ksonville, will confine its bur,%. ' cided to hire an Investigator to and state attorneys that the Inclusion of "adverse informa. get back." FDCLE investigation to ques. Dormitories Intended for 90 probe allegations of political agency abused its power in intion" on legislators in daily inHe said a Senate onirnittee tons about the agency's files, men are occupied by 190. Vi talat' spráket när det galler One snooping and bullying by Flori vestigating them. telligence summaries. da Department of Criminal reservdelar fOr utlandska bilar. In the resulting controversy "We're not going to turn this I Law Enforcement agents. over the memo, the agency The committee authorized into a witchhunt, but I don't 0Pci files pertaining to them Chairm,an Charles Papy, D- know how to evaluate these iir.iit tnt. LAMB - My I'' Miami, Thursday to hire an i$l ncambio per automobIi straniere. reporters. They reported tha t fian c'e and I get into quite vestigator, cautioning Papy to The FDCLE has denied they found no Improper lnfor- heated discussions concerning handle with care the charges conducted improper investiga- mnation in the files they timid nutrition. Please help clear up against the agency. lions. parts spoken here. seen, tic soi questions before c are Papy asked for help, saying The committee was created flover , Papy' said fhurs- married. Ile has been receiving a number after Rep. Earl Dixon, Wack, (Lay that allegationus of much To me meat is an excellent niiore serio us FDCLE miscon- complete protein food, but he -, duct have been streaming Into meat more than once a his office since he was named day or pi'rv nthr rb,v Ic I.',l Cl S No Seen - a tall-I chairman of the investigating o you. he gets a lot of long, of a !roblemn in U-as regard. For ifl1y'flle most peo ple have, it is committee, lasting canker sores arni says that reason I recommend converted to the same two b ' We havv people who tuf%t ttk-;e are (auseci b) (t)o inuch rotating 1he ineat dishes bet. single sugars present in honey. ' % [.I4W' o. when honey and sugar are given us names and addresses, protein, not nece.saril meat. .een ni.anmial meat, and i By DONNA ESTES School superintendent William dates, times and places and the lie alsobelieves pepper is bad ioultry. Use lean meats in all Finally absorbed into the body, . anyone and that sugar is theschoolslte"wouldappearto did things that the department very Discussions in nutrition are '. ". r detrimental and oni y The healthy i I -, avor aines an un or una e rn a e body' merely often heated because the .says. 'N6, not true. It wasn't - should be used. I feel H. Lormann said today he developed for a middle school. I done," he said. 'lilicrence between sugar and from protein into sugars and i'rmcipants fail to apply sc:entifit' facts. NutrtAon is mit urid wney is negligible. fats They are then used for based tin chernistry and being available In the near phasis centering around ac- him that FDCLE agents have I I -~-/ DEAR HEADER — I see energy or stored as fat. A high. I%. ,.11 F . *1 , future for the city to provide cessibility and the overall been a'king defendants if they you are going to havecan an in- protein diet has nothing to do sidewalks and access routes to proposed area under con- paid the judge off ever s:nce a tresting marriage, ith canker ajres. I wish you the planned flock Lake Middle sideration." search warrant he Issued for Meat, including beef, pork, ould read my book. .; lamb. fish and poultry, is a good -,%Ictab0 Iic_-: Pulling Your VL j ot The &-ininole County Scbool further discussions with school higher court. so LrCC of protein. All the irseats Food Energy To Work" Board this week named an- officials"intiopesof preventing He said a legislator claims listcdcontamncomnplctc protein, i I Harper and Row; for a chitect Eoghan Kelley to any unnecessary expenditures th .e agency bugged him, but meaning they have all the dvtaileil account of how vour prepare plans for the school by the county and possibly by FDCI officials denied it, For- esst'ntial anilino acids your both' Ixaly useS food, itamins and construction on a 17-acre site the City of Langwood govern- iner grand jurors in an un- needs, minerals, A your library for north of SR 434, east of Winsor mental bodies." named county want to testify The only harmful effec ts that it Manor, on the east side of Rock In a second letter dated about an experience they had might occur it a healthy' person i'mwr can he irritating to Lake. Monday of this week Kim- with the agency, l'apy said, and eat.s lots of heat is the excess the digestive tract, as can otht r 1 11 Projected enrollment at the brough wrote Layer, "Tnere a state attorney said he had intake of f;l t, particularly I spices, if used ill excess. TWs We're headquarters for Worldparts —your one-stop school is 1,200, including 300 appears to be a difference of information for the committee. saturated fats. The amount of may be a problem for some source of replacement parts for import cars. With -walk-in" students. The opinion as to whether there will 4 Papy did not elaborate and increa.sed cholesterol intake ill .4 . havv people wilt) alread% problem Is safe access to the be problems related to ingress did not supply' the names of any the muius'k tissue is not that digestive our comprehensive Wonldparts line, we can supply complaints. I quality-made replacement parts for 17 of the most facility planned to open in and egress of the proposed of the persons he said had made important since these are I've talked about honey aiNI Hock Lake School site." It was allegations. January, 1977. popular Imports on America's highways. We have 111611 chukste,l foods i CXct[)1 .ugar :; before. Sugar is a The citv received a ci,m- noted this letter was written as engine parts, fuel and oil system parts, electrical House Republican Leader some organ ineats). A high-hydrated double sugar. When munication last week from the the result of a telephone con- William James of Delray Beach calorie diet that contains too parts, clutch and transmission parts, heating and the double sugars are troken and SChOOl Board concerning the versation held the week before, urged the cotniiiittec to "move iiiurh fat, cooling parts, steering and suspension pa rts, brake partIcularly "I respectfully' indicate that with extreme care because I saturated fat, tends to cause an .itxirt in the intestine by an planned school, Council wheel parts, and exhaust systems, Chairman J.R. Grant said you should identify those areas think yr,u're getting 7 "TI~W into an increase in fatty-cholestero! - I I i ! 6 Over 91~~ million impert cars In America require Uxlay. but a more detailed list Which you feel the Board of area that is extreinertily criti- 1xii-11CICS Ill the blood and in. service at one time or another And now we've got ci anticipated problems was County Conunissieners should cal, extrememnly serious," i-reases the risk of heart tnd the parts you need to do the job 'J I `f forwarded to the city this week be prepared to financially apply Papy as,sured the committee vascular disewse. -1:----`*.1 . I I by district County Com. themselves to in 1976. J that fie had no intention of pro. Ixan poultry, and par. .. "If areas do not exist, there viding "a forum for anyoroe- who ticularly lean fish. are not much missioner John Kimbrough. Orek I N,-, - — i )JJ'..fll.t VI fill-fl ind1cated the city will he ex. ron,citler expenditures from 'the ected to provide sidewalks County Commission and the A ':'itc 0-7 I 11tr !'t. , . I c.:' - ''-a. - - . • . . ........... . . ''A .& along Range lAne Road as well assumption will be that you, as - 4 -14) :) It -,:'i i t as interconnecting walkrays superintendent of schools, 4 J $ F$I ii•,' t'Oi jJ'O t3 ," '(iC -J" -- C u t'tt •s among the city subdivlsiona to through the Scho'l Board, have -- 4 : be served by the school. These either solved or will take on the j I s . of solving the I • include Winsor Manor, Sleepy responsibility hollow first addition, the problc:ns," Kimbrough said, \\,_____._Rmg-J'1r S3495 S-iI 12995 Grant and Lortnimn indicated Moorings and Devonshire, all abutting or near SR 434 and today access problems and the Shadow Hill, Highland Hill and apparent need for sidewalks gg Sandalwood abutting E.E. will have to he solved by some AUTO PARTS & MACH'NE SHOP Phone 8437100 Ui his: i,i,',i" it isi'-1 Oial? PH, 322 0806 or '23 6403 governmental agency other OPEN SUNDAYS Wuliunison Road. 272Magnolia Ave. SANFORD Kimbrough. in a letter to than the ('fly of Longwood. ' No Confli ct OUfl LAKE MARY — The proposed system within 1h4 community six-month moratorium on the and tile hiring of a bookkeeper issuance of building permits for the newcity department and rezoning on Lake ,Mary Appointment to replace Don Boulevard, turned down by the Brown who resumed to the City Council a month ago, will Board of di tm ,ill be be reconsidered at tonight's '. Il,) ,,'u a 7:30 meeting. ordinance detailing procedures A moratorium reso!ution to for city' purchasing. IXe considcred by the governing Mayor Walter Sorenson said body ir.clude.s instructions to he signed. earlier this week, an the Planning and Zoning Board agreement to include Lake to complete a comprehensive Mary in the county's animal irind use plan of the Lake Mary control program, but the new Boulevard area during the six. p;cgrarp is not yet in ffert. month period. Lake Mary is to become the The plan will fulfIll part of the second Seminole County' requirements of the Seminole Municipality cooperating with County comprehensive land the county in animal control. planning act calling for plans to Longwood signed a similar be completed by October, 1977. agreement in March. Other items to be considered Sarcr,son is expected to by City Council tonight include recommend that Winter arrangements for financing the Springs City' Attorney Newman $70,000 acquisition of the Brock be named an alternate to Southern Gulf Utilities water City' Attorney' Gary' Massey. - (lii ' 00 REWARD 3222581 500 p ke pour ' al Br*efs Oviedo Plans Site Contest For Saturday - " r Prober Hired To Check Agents - Police said Yates had M of a felony charges against breakirig and entering charge is and Altamonte Springs police seal off the area where Yates equipment, police reported Wednesday after work to find cash in Itis possession when he Yates are in the holdup. The for the entry of the Cundiff departments and the Seminole wah arrested. today. was arrested. the Iterris muing. Aggravated assault charge usin residence. Sheriff's Department Burglars broke into az7.year. A 21-year-old Maitland man PntrolmanGaryplancksajd (4ficials said the robbM and conne,etion with Ole poLiting Of Police theorize the bandits Pleicones said units from the responded to amW old wcman's house and took Anitra Gum of 50 Lavon Dr. entered through a fw-dir-was being held In county jail on use of a firearm in commission a niithi at Iliinnn ,n,I 1h6 Ufl..e t'-l-'-- a"----'I----- -nuiicr mgs, eILITY omcers in the case and helped 1715 worth of stereo and camera returned home about 11 $30,000 bond today after being -p.m. wIp4 — arrested by pollci't minutes after a grocery store holcaup yesterday in Longwood. I Donnie Yates, 21, P.O. Box L ' IAl.1.MIASSLF., F l:i.tAl'i A plan to continue group hospitalization and life insurance for temporarily laid-off workers has been suggested by Insurance Commissioner ihotiris 0M'illey. U-NIalley asked a s1wial t.isk force of insurance comp;im n-pre,entativcs 'Phursday to develop such a l)lan fur "citizens throughout the state who suddenly find themSehcsdnd their families ithout Insurance coverage -" ci temporary layoffs ' lie said there were represent,atives, of 17 companies on tuc)i he appointed to make recoin lliend,ations by May 8. M p ogitical Snooping Charged -' Aids In Arrest Of Armed Robbeq uspe By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writ" • Set , I eacher Insurance es EE, t - . -'-- 351, Greewood Dr., Maitland, was charged with robbery, use of firearm in commission of a Jobless ' . the Nlay . issue of Psychology Today. I'ALIAIMS.SEE, Fla. (All) — The House squared off for battle with the Senate over treatment of juvenile u'elinquents today. but was expected to grant easy approval to a bill reorganizing the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. \leanliile, a house comn utte. agenda included bills to protu I fresh and salt titer etLm from de development. The House opened debate Thursday on the HItS reorganization bill iCS-S11165), following 107-10 approval of it related bill i CS-SI1169) that creates a Department of Of tender Rehabilitation. i c Happy Runs Foot Race With Fight Over .Juvenile Proposal House Senate To — Begins T HASS Fla. (At)) — A House Impeachment coinmittee s 'awyers are drafting specific charges for the removal of Justice David McCain from the• Supretne Court. The articles of i mpeachment will be a pproved by the committee Tuesday and go to die House for a vote Thursday, Ch.airman William J. St. Joe said, 1vi'ed the H e of aw action Thur&iay, a few hours after the impeachment 0mm ee agreed unanimously that McCair should be hed. A two-thittis House vote would suspend McCain from the court and send Ws case to the Senate for trial. Senate President Dempsey Barron, 1)1 anaina City, said the trial probably would of ) the leg islative session ends June 6 apes of witnesses testifying will be available to house ziwi,ther roniFlorida lublic Iiroadcasting, Rish said. H s1 elich of the five committee members will present a specif ic area of allegations that . ) BRIEF Jobless Homeowners Bill Studied By Conference ,', FLORIDA Fnday,tprU2S,i73-3A EVfflIflgHC(JjJ,Sàflfu(,FL Impeachment rh INJ BRIEF qects D House I Disagreement Over Nutrition Foreign car '- F Li fl I For School Walke fr ,, _______ We speak your car's language. J - Do You Know George Stuart Sells •i •L4UIIWSI 'I4I ,Wt ' M NNMI V Coffee Makers? - -' ' - - 'A ' '. ' , , - --s, , . , ' -, ' - ... - , -. • , , ' ., n P1 1 0A1 * Q 1 -' I 1. -1-1601 �-. j-,.- Evening 3kJ, Ifendd - Around Frida. April 25. 19754A WAYE D. DOYLE. Publisher \¼ lii.IAM I). Ct'RHIE. Mansging Editor Ui)RERTr '1HK:y. .thttisin D'r'ector Clock ____ - ___ ~ - ___ ~11 10,000 -- Hopefully, you'll be one of the thousands at this weekend's Mid-Florida Powerboat Racing :'Lcsociation Regatta, at Lake Monroe in Sanford. Ten races are scheduled on Saturday from 11:30 a.m.to 5p.m. On Sunday, they'll resume the spetd chases at 1 P.M. It's being sponsored by the City e Sanford and the Greater Sanford Cliamber of Commerce with all proceeds going towards the Central Florida Zoological Society. A few back. e had a similar event sponsored by the Sanford Rotary and there were many boats from all parts of the country competing in the event. Although I bow little insofar the power and sizes of them boats, etc.. once they got into the 'iter and "opened 'er up," all of us spectators were `:=!:~ to an intprocting and emcitii;; men! Be sure and tr'r..g the ones along, too, cause it's something that will keep their attention all at ternoun long. FENCHAVE..SANFORD FLA. 32771 Area ('wie 305-322-2611(T 831-9993 The INSIDE STUFF. Had the çJeaswe of tt.ulL on the comics pages.) breaking bread' with Happy Ison, publicist for the Seriously, Ison is on duty U year-round Jai Alai Frcr.tcn. . . and every minute of it. getting all of the 'puff' to herald the It' s intcresttng listerung to Ison explain of c'ornmg Fall's exciting games. If you've not ever the intricacies of the world's fastest game. For en a Jai Alai game, you're truly missing a stn example. did yotreakze there are no lefties' in this sationaj sporting event _ whether you' re inclined to sport in this country? (Talk about discrimination, wager on same or not. I'm getting ready to ca ll the evil Liberties Union about that stuff.) ____ He explained the reawn for no portsiders was the posbtlity of injury. Meaning t 'riUes' have betttr control than us sout1aws, huh?) Not being a horse fancier, personally, I'll have to Ison really who.4 my appetite when he invited rely on the judgment of othm in pass;ing the Sports Editor Tom Keyser and myself to put on a following on to you. cta (a basket the players wear on their a) and I've been told it was a rare occasion when the see if we can toss the ball onto the wall. registered quarterhorse 'mare belonging to H. J. Truth of the matter, !sn= made a wager I Bridges of 715 Airport Blvd., Sanford, h,eid twin COILS couldn't hit the w3l!'...which prompted me to reach on April 15. into my pocket and pull out a couple Confederate Unfortunately one of the foals stranIed and ied Bills and completed the 'heavy' betting. at birth. (Like I said, I don't know too much about Keyser promises to document the event in future horses. Tell me a slugger belted four or five out of editions of his sports section although I'm not too the park and I just might wake up instead of falling certain it's not more appropriate to carry those asleep watching baseball on . Daily 4. ....-..- • - - - --- "- - Leaving Vietnam -.,. " Evcning Herald, Sanford, Ff. - Frklay, April 2S, 1975--SA . ~~l '4 - WORLD enjoyed together some Pressure U.S. Fee I i ng u Eva c of a ti on WASHINGTON (Al') WAShINGTON With Thursday the Communist-led can transport planes .he use of overseeing the evacuation said Vietnamese, including the into Caiiforaia's already troops now able forces might begin atta cking Saigon's Tan Son Nhut Airport the Vietnamese evacuees In. Phoenix participants, might he depressed job market." to mount a massive attack on the city "any minute." whenever they choose, dude a number of persons ac- evacuated. The Ford admIn1 They said the Ford admini ! Saigon and shut the ciiy's air. Maj. Gen. Wynant Sidle, the I!:: * t'.r ttk 5cents: Month. $ "As soon as the field comes live in the controversia,' "Phoe. tration has approved the entry tration had assured them no 114.0: port, U.S. officials are trying to spokesman, said U.S. officials under attack, they'll Year. S. 4u H Mail. In Florida same as home delivery. All probably nix Program," which was de- of some 131,000 South Vietnam. more than a few thouzand refiiincrease the evacuation of had no Idea why the Commu- have to stop" the evacuations signed in the late 1960s other mioilL %I( gees will be brought to Califorto ferret ese into the United States. Americans and South Vietnam- nist-led troops have not taken there, one general said. Such a out Viet Cong from areas under The prospect of thousands of nia and t other refugees ese to about 10,000 a day in a advantage of their 2.1 numer. development would confront Saigon's control. Vietnamese entering the United "would be distributed Wough,. SfOCKhlOIjl Swedin (All) — Terrorists who held a race against (tine. ical superiority over the South President Ford with the deciBecause the program rc States brought scattered ex- out most of the states in rough dozen pet sons hostage in the West German embassy for 12 V Officials sal the number of Vietuamese. "They have the ston of whether to send in U.S. suited in some bloody execu- pressions of concern in Con. proportion to the state's popuhours dynamited the building in a futile attempt to escape Americans in Vietnam would be capability right new of mount- helicopters and Marines to car- lions, the South Vietnamese g.'ess. lation." after the Bonn government refused their demand for the reduced to 1,100 by today, (town ing a massive attack," Sidle ry out further evacuations, pos- participants are Considered Sens. Alai Cramston and John Rep. Richard C. W'hite, DL release of 26 anarchists. Police said there were three associate editor from some 5,000 on April 1. The said. sibly froiii the American Em- targets of possible Viet Cong re- V. Tunney, both Democrats Tex., urged Ford to transport dead: the eu'bassy's conunercial and military attaches 1,100 total was said to be small U.S. intelligence sources say bassy ground.i in downtown Sal- prisals. from California, said, "We are the refugees to various Pacific and one of the terrorists who shot himself and (tied in a enough to permit a quick one- North Vietnamese forces also gon. 1. Dean Brown, the official, greatly concerned about islands rather than to the ik)spital. Two policemen and a hostage were hospitalized nay helicopter evacuation in are in a position to deny AmenMeanwhile, the U.S. official said up 50,000 "high risk" foreign nationals being dumped United States. .\ celebration of the greatest magntude ma y in serious condition. Several oth ers received minor Inany emergency. be in order. I , juries, iiwluiiing West German Ambassador Dietrich The use of U.S. troops in evacStoecker, who was slightly burned. The other five And in a time of economic strife, it doesn't take uating Americans and some Huon terrorists known to in the building were ca. p to see the need (or a celebration of any sort. Vietnamese is authorized in tured, ilice said. legislation undergoing ref ine. but the one have in mind is more than justified. -t ments Congress. For nearly 20 years people living in Seminole i ; t_1,, 1. A House-Senate conference Holds Fi County iand a great many from surrounding " _3111~! .. -1 __ I was expected to eounties as weiji hive been screaming for a new V .... V ^F complete work today on a bill \ IASRON, l'ortual structure to replace the antiquated Osteen Bridge — Long lines of Portuguese empowering the President . ~ _71 t r. turm d out tIa fur their ir first election unthr tht ir pannIng the St Jollrl.s River on SE-115, cast of \-.' j ii:c troui)s, if necessary, and 0 N I . t, riew military rulers after an all-night celebration of the .- f'.If 4 , . Sanford's city limits. I , 611 " authorizing $327 million for hu# I MIA- 0 1111 i- I '1 .y l~ ,V im lft 1.~ I A . _.~__ .. Pwr , — *7,, t J . I,rst anniversary of the overthrow of the rightist dicSAIGON IAP Probing nianitar Ian aid and evacuation. It's been a frustrating fight for many of those tatorship that ruled them for hal a century. The armed 4 North Vietnamese and Viet That compromise legislation ho have fought so long and so hard for the .; Y forces were placed on the alert to ensure that extremist ,. . Cong attacks were reported 25 Any : Tears i , was tentatively agreed to -. replacement of the wooden Osteen _______ Parties banned from the election did not disturb the _______ .. miles weft of Saigon today as Thursday by the conferees after _____ .tp ( I a V-. However. their fight has not been in vain for the "tranquil climate" promised by President Francisco da I r President Iran Van Huong conWASHINGTON SEA) MOre LIIUmost 1-1 differing bills were passed by , ~ ir, W Costa Gonies. Opinion polls indicated two moderate State Department of Transportation (DOT; opened I pa the House and Senate, The final pe journalist Is the -- I groups Mario Soares' Socialists and the centrist bids: Wednesday for a new span. I Now that the glamor period of space ex product of his Leathers. The true textbooks of the version being worked out could 0 ___*_4t~____1 step aside for someone the ________ Popular Democratic ___________ party Pl'l)i would get more than ploraticn is over, we don't hear so much about as An e%- en dozen construction firms bid on the Communists would deal with. business are the vi-Woms traveling from hand to go to the later today and . ... -_ 50 per cent of flie Ai The Huong met Thursday night I _________________ ___________________ hand, and the lucky fellows among us are those ro*t. which covers nearly ;.6 miles including the ft ~ -ote. [X,cted to get 15-20 per ce 7 % i_ 1 , U; 7 i 1Mwith U.S. Aznba.'isador Graham '1 esonrch to a better life on earth cont who have -. at moments been taken aside fur b. one mile budge. with the HoudaihleDuval• T'- - : am ~ec-_- I.. 2 .: _Anaiw.mdm~-_, accumulate, and its promises far transcend such _ . Martin and early today with 1 ItZUCtIOIt pe In approving the use of troops Wright (HDW company of Jacksonville offering , -r~ & ,*" ~ _ ' _ ~_~ -French Ambassador Jean In this regard I have by force of events been to rescue Americans, the lowest bid of just slightly more than $29.6 ~,,: I \ miro-electronic hearing aids. Marie Met-hon. It was believed reflecting on my own good fortune to have been compromise bill also permits million. Within the next generation, we may see huge that the French w.re' urging as.siated while younger, with a mentor whose the troops to help evacuate . r, . ('IHO tAPu •-- The Arab chiefs of state will hold Th e estimated bid by DOT had been placed at . space :;tations orbiting our planet, inhabited by him to give in to Gen. Duong value to me vias enhanced because he taught Vietnamese if the troops' num!-''' .'"' , , , ~__ ~ -;Oil: - * t! another summit conference inSomalia at the end of June I 0 "111 .- . 'i,' ''4'.. - approximatelv S3.3 million, thus everyone Van meteoro!igists, physicians, cngineers and Minh's demand that the was %rith few pntensions. Tuee dmdes the sports . . y-' It to try to agree on a unified policy for peace negotiations techolog presidency be turned over to from countries around editor of a newspaper in Florida, Ber'iard Kahi elated at the IIDW offer. have to be changed to help with Israel in Geneva, the secTetaryeneral of the Arab him. From their lofty laboratories in the sky, they will was a man who wore his heart on his sleeve. put them. About the only thing that remains to be done by .. league, Mahmoud Hind, said today. He said the Arab Firemen spray water on a flatbed loaded with reuseable paper alter welders for McCarver Brothers PAPER BURNS II Minh, the leader of the 1963 his direct efforts to rell.eve world food shortages, . With an estimated 14 dlvi1 . I DOT before actual construction begins foreip. ministers, Welding, Flowerdale Road and OW Cheney, ;et the paper on fire while welding a part to the truck. coup against President , A ho are ineeting here, decidt-d th atthe I Ng philosophy from Satchel Paige: "Ain't no man clean up global pollution, combat and treat / siorn of North Vietnamese and IN ALTAMONTE validation and determination of accuracy on the summit would be he!d June 28 to July I ' ne cab to the truck was removed by firemen after ffre otpread almost the length of the flathed, ac- Dinh Diem, is the ,n Mogadishu with I diseases and help secure thternaUo peace. nominal an Viet Cong troops near Saigon, a 4 a three-(lay foreign ministers' meeting to precede t. part of the low bidding firm, as well as a perbe born co!nmon." The potential for utilizing outer space in these Pentagon spokesman said _____________________________________________________________________________ formance bond being issued. ______________ tralist" opponents of former ways is no longer science fiction. It Is already ____________________________________ I should not like to put Benny with the angels If all goes according to the book, the contractor President Nguyen Van Thieu's within our reach, says Dr. Edward B. Undaman, her e. He wore no halo. And actually, I remember should be on the job in July with the actual cornclique. Huong on Thursday - -president of Whitworth College in Spokane, rum 1es1 as one who agreed with Nietzsche that asked him to become premier, Wash., and former directer of program planning pletion date of the bridge scheduled for sometime '%'. . fl(fl-2Jity is the finest of all devices for leading I 1 CALENDAR for with "full powers," but the rethe Apollo spacecraft. in the fall of ncxt year. mankind by the nose. I've seen Bernard ,<. tired general reportedly held "Space tectinology Is one of mankind's most Leaders of the fight for the new span were cups irn'udent and as befits his slot in life out for the presidency. powerful tools for achieving prosperity for our APRIL 25 As the U.S. airlift of fleeing planet," he writes in VFw magazine. Spaghetti dinner at Sanford APRIL 27 RegistratIon for Advanced of a bull in the springtime. Roads and Bridges Committee of the Greater Americans Americans and Vietnamese Seminole County Lincoln Day VFW Post 10108, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Deltona Young at Hearts Club Beginners Red Cross Swim Consider the energy crisis. We've jdeij' But it's my point to sermonize. Too many Sanford Cham ber of Commerce. dance party, 8 p.m., Deltona ming Class, contact Jackie continued, loud expioslons were Dinner with U.S. Congress discovered that the earth's bounty of rich moralist!, as Clarence Shepard Day wrote, begin - heard in Saigon. A police offi60 Am Few_ Trent Lott (R-Miss.) at Lord Both Stemstroms were instrumental in see,ng mineral delosits. once thought of as encliess, Nu Sanford Club Telephone Community Center to benefit Caolo, Sanford, or American :with A distaste Of reality, "8 ds~ of men as . cial said it was the government Chumley's, Sit 436. Altamonte Pioneers of America Talent and Central Florida Zoo. Refresh- Red Cross, Fern Park. the new span move closer to a reality, but that's not been devoured rapaciously by our rapidly "is t Tax Deductible?" they are." As his employe and friend, I accepted PARIS(AP)— The Vietnam- Franoe, is running with the Others are refugees from North destroying ammunition at the Springs. ments. For tickets contact Greg developing world. The United States alone hobby Show, 4-8 p.m., Sanford to say they didn't have plenty of help from other Bell~!)Y with the warts on his snul. My recollection Glaucoma eye tests free to ese delicatessen store on Rue tide. One way of identifying the Vietnam or, more recently, Bien Hoa air base, 15 miles used more mincrals ant! fuels in the past Wonwn's Club, 309 Oak Ave. O'Connell, 646 Logan Court, 30 yean : members of their committee as well as a great , here concerns something else, something more public. 10 a.m. to I p.m. DeBary Monge sells fresh bean sprouts shrinking group of Saigon sup- from South Vietnam. APRIL. 24, 25 and 27 north of the city. than the whole world did in all previous history. Open Ira. public. Refreshments Deltona. Open to residents of __ deal of in-pult from other io.erested citizens. 4wrtan:, of him. Community Center, Shell Road grown !: in France, rice bowls porters is their continued insist"Their one unanimous feeling In Washington, Aflcials said DeBary Playeri;' Inc., available. Seminole und Volusla. E%en with the most refined itistnments, ! Arrangements * made It's a shame that-it took a tragic accident some by made in Saigon and soy same ence on referr Ing to the PRG as is relief that the war will soon no mrim, than 1,100 Ameticails He hired me in the early 1%Os, a sutantlal present, "Caught In The Monroe-Wilson Elementary DeBary Civic Association bottled in Hanoi. five months ago -when five persons were killed as age in America, one that can be shown as the the Viet Cong or simply as "the be over," said Iran He Mirth, would be left In Saigon by the a degree on hit-and-miss methods of locating Lake Brantley High School School pre-school roundup for through hlarlando Club of Starvi ng -I have always sOyed neu. Communists. " the van in v,'hich they were riding crashed into th e ofie of the organizers of the Ro. end 3f Oe day, arA that number Community Center, 8 p.m. anti Band Roosters Rummage beginning of woes and enlightenments that have new natural deposits at an expense of millions of Sale kindergarten and iirst grade, 10 Orlando. tral in cur conflicts," says Iran Rue Monge, near the Univerman Catholic Committee of could be evacuated in one day continued and multiplied to this day. I was at the dollars and wasted manhours. St. Johns through the wooden bridge — to really put t a.m. to noon, at Wilson School The people of North Amenca have always 3o,000-man world army.Tbeir mood has Van Ngoc, the owner. "Even sity of Paris, is the heart of Vietnamese in Paris. "Apart by helicopter. They said North Ume short on skills and Ideolooes. and turned a spark a into the i-esponsible officials, setting the In contrast, space satellites can proVide an P p.m. New merchandise, gift building, APRIL 30 I my APRIL 25-27 when the French fought the Viet what might be called the Viet from that, bw vaguely aware of the hunger around the from persistent, e!oque4it advocacy of the poor accurate reading of exactly where mineral and reaction Vietnamese forces are in assignment suite.) the qualifications. Benny had V.heels in motion for a new structure. Altamonte Springs Players certificates and celebrity itenis Registration for intermediate Slinh a quarter of world. Indeed, the golden at P.uence of the United and destitute (their a century ago namese quarter. It contains so- depends on his poUtical opLnion. position to deny American hLtodc calling) to rage. water resources are buried in the earth's upper PRIL 28 tugh school football games, write Red Cross Swimming Class, I kept my views to Bu now that most of the paper work is out of m'e coverfor present "Adventure on Patch for autiun. -I States MCI Canada has not been shLning enough Famine is the enemy &W they are marshalling strata. myself. I cial centers run by Buddhist Those who always backed the transport planes use of Saigon's iieadlines dog racing results, and, while John to ~ Unmanned satellites equipped with Idylwilde School skating contact Jackie Caolo, Sanford, don't intend to change now, not and the Street," 8 p.m., Friday and hide even thosa, who are hungry on this con- total resource for this combat :I and things appear ready for actual con- Kennedy was being murdered and Martin Luther tinent Roman Catholic groups, PRG are triumphant, those who airport with death, remote sensors have already revealed more Methodist Men's Swiss Steak party. Melodee Skating Rink, or American lied Cross, Fer 1 Saturday and Sunday, 2:30 p.m. - let alone some distant people in Africa -,1 even if the struction of the new bridge, perhaps we should PRG takes over the and a few Vietnamese Look- symprithized w.6. Sen. Mark Hatfield (R-Ore.) heads up the about the physical properties of our planet than 1 ;aIgon are King Jidled. compile the tournament rautts a 8:30 p.m. Dinner, 6-9 p.m., Grace United 6:30 Park. The airlift ho Liken out few.1 w hole or Asia. But for most rerdem, the problem today country." shops and grocery stores are bitter have a real elaborate ribbon-cutting ceremony FAST or dismayed." project launched by "World Vision." The science was ever aware of. Country Club golf. APRIL 26 Methodist Church. er than 10,000 of the 133,000 Rcgistraqon for American is weight loss rather than food distribution. So prtmaty thrust of this program is to sensitize the ) But by referring to the PRG nearby. Minh said many of with officials from all surrounding areas taking Sa tellite surveys can also add billions of APRIL 28-30 Red Bug Elementary School the Viet. South Vieummese the U. S. Red Cross Beginning SwimW Aside,BennY had Other dr4m Ice me. the faraway, faceless, nameless dark skinned comcie nce of the American people and mobilize dollars worth of food to the world's economy - the Viet Cong's Provisional Many of the Vietnamese have nan,ese in France have grown . part. I'TA Carnival, IG a.m. to 3 p.m., Lions Club Bicentennial mers C13&s. Contact Jackie e GED test for high school by government has been talking AM he taught Wording to them wribitlens. His people are hungry and that is the way the world millions to support activity Ynthin the most eliminating guesswork in crop p1briiiing, han-est quivalenry di ploma, Seminole Revolutionary Government — double French and Vietnamese roots here and are unlikely to about removing. But the U.S. le Bug Road. Haunted house, Jamboree, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Caolo, Water Safety instructor admonishment was to look at the real world, to is crrangecj and we turn the page N oc showed that lie, like many nationality and have livW in return. Some are only waiting Congre or change the hungry nations. (FAST is Fight Against Star- scheduling and water , ' auction, prizes, games, horse Civic Center. Norwood Singers in Sanford or Central Florida Junior College. Anyone 18 or supply management. study its flaws, and to grab the wrongs and shake channel. at work on of the 80,000 Vietnamese In France since colonial times, for a cease-fire to pack th '.atk,n Today). over meeting prerequisites of Sensors that can "see" COp dJ.se rides and refreshments. from Jacksonville and guest Chapter ARC, Fern Park and spot eir legisla tion to Support For Regatta, them in anger. The time is past, for example, he the use Yet the scei.e is more' brutal, the otervers bags. Others are sitting on the Readers are urged t contad the following insects before either is visible to the human American History, civics arxi speakers. Free to the public. ee of American troops to protect would tay in words to the same end, %ben the mcre articulate and the Teague fence until they see what kind Z black man is going to accept any gospel from human need. And the media more open to organizations for directions and advice on allow governments to wirutinize their cultivated of the evacuation. "Spring Thing" carnival, 9:30 arrangement has ad- sharing in this global Campaign: Africsre, lands regime is established in Saigon. VFW Post 10108. S p.m. by April 13 may take test, A free more accurately from space than the a.m. to S p.m., chooI groinds Spaghetti Supper, sponsored "Among the Catholics, many The director of the evacJamboree Is Urged remember, like thus: "I never saw anybody get starvation - mass 1' eparatory program CGVCIe1 in Forest City. Games, booths by Sanford VFW Post 10108. death. Whole communities, 'ommitvie, Philadelphia , Amr1c,n Jevii sky have increased Sanford Homemakers, 1 -30 in study centers throughout the the efficiency of fishing fleets Prermt from drinking at an integrated fotin.- trites, communities are tumbling face down into Relief Committeo., New and refreshments. Proceeds lakeltuiit log cdbin, beginning p.m. at home of Mrs. C. E. county. that all the South Vietnamese Washington that among those . This should be a weekend of weekends in the ttin." uncovered graves. Stan Mooneyham of "World Cross, Washingto at I benefit PTA school projects. 6 bishops stayed at their posts being removed were Vietnamn; Baptist World Alliance, Lakes. City of Sanford. what with the Sanford Outboard I retLew-d to F"moirida recently to visit :he old Vision" estimates that at least 100,ODO I MAY 1 when their dioceses were over. ese who worked on the Phoenix starved to Baptist World Rtlief. Wash,ingtw, CARE, New Regatta scheduled on Lake Monroe tomorrow and Global pollution is another problm that can be boss. Then seriously ill from cancer, wasted in death in Ethiopia in 1914. The toll Is higher than York; Catholic Relief Services, ~ Loyalty Day observance at run recently," Minh said. "This Program In which suspected New York; tackled more effectively from beyond the earth's 4 APRIL 29 Sunday and a Lions' Bicentennial Jamboree slated body and 1)* aWwd without m(wcm# in the that fcc Bangladesh, Cambodia and West Africa. Christian Reformed Wi,rld Reli .. VFW is completely different from the Viet Cang were murde-red. ,!f, Grand boundaries. Tht first job Ln, combatting air and Tuskawilla Middle School Awards to "Voice of Zambian President Kenneth eled to Cuba following a visit to Post 10108, 1:30 p.m., bedioom Of his home, he talked of fly private Death is for tomorrow night. spelled famine and this may be the Rapids, Mich.; Church World Service, 7 situation in i'i when the bishNational water pollution is knowing where it exists and things, of past and future, of gans and losses, of largest challenge to face the whole Christian Council of Churches, New YaSome ma' say that this isn't necessariiv the Deinocrac% ops fled from ,North Vietnam k; Food For the hew it spreads and diminishes. With information officers. Africa upon arriving in the Ba- President Ford. During the reservations and fears. Turning to his wmdow, church for the remainder of the century. time of .year ' r for ' and the econGMiC condillons ather than 5th) under Viet Hungry, Glendale, Calif.; Lutheran World recorded by satellites, scientists can now obtain Survivors include two MR& GFRTRUDE ELHERTI ,after a four-day visit White Ho-isc visit, Kaunda Minh rule and thereby sparked looking for the palmettos, be said it looked like a Registration lo; Adult Red hamaLike a don't warrant — such jubilation, but this weekend's . great ocean liner, the combined forces Relief, N.Y.; Medical Assistance Programs, accurate readings ef the flow daughters, Alice L. and Susan Senior Citizens History Tour Cross Swimming classes, with Cuba's Prime Minister Fl- spoke of an American "lack of and drift of lo,ely day outside. of #1e Jewishk1wistian tradition are slowly a mass exodus of Wheaton, Ill.; Catholic refuMennonite Central Cbmmittee, polluted water and air. events are FREE and full of fui nid merriment. M r s. Gertrude Emma R. Triunell; sons, Joe B. and to Sebring Park for tour of contact Jackie Caolo, Sanford, deI CastrO. 1 policy" in Africa. _ W "Benny," i replied, "it's raining like helL" turning in midcourse to face the blows and on- Akron, Pa. Salvation Army, New gees." York. SeventhElberti, 83, of 105 W. What else can we While the boaters race around Lake Monroe in Kaunda, his wife, son and 36 Woodland Fred H. Tramell, all of San- Cypress Swamp. Stop at Donald or American Red Cross, Fern Kaunda said he was "very expect? Among Undaman's I "I know," he insisted, "but it's lovely slaught of hunger. The topics of religious con. Day Adventist Welfare Service, Wash1ngtot and predictions: Drive, Sanford, died Thursday ford; brother, Frederick E. Duck Plant and U.S. of Park. staff members were guests of impressed indeed" with the then' high-poered outboards, Girl Scouts from all anyway." cern k*p teturning to the famine question. World Relief Committee, National Association at Seminole Gehan, Gaine of afternoon sville, four Yesterday Prime Mir,Lster L.0. Pindling at "treme.udous progress" he saw Museum. —Orbiting space factories in which Bag lunch Short while later Benny Kahn, age 51, sport. troops in the Sanford Service Unit will Le staging a Local congregations are moving into the study- Evangelicals, Valley Forgt, Pa. A . . . Memoria! Hospital. She was a sisters, Mrs. Randall Chase, optional. Leave at I complete metallurgists will be able to concoct wo,-.&r in Cuba. 8 a.m. Seminole County Campers a Thurs(lay night banquet. swriter and wise man, died — teaching this action phase of involveme.9t. nawrecraft %%orkshop in Fort Mellon Park on the . )f study guide is also available from 0 , . IP . . native of Middletown. Pa., and Sanford;Mr.s. A. Denis Baly. Return by six. Call Mary annual meeting. 7:30 p.ni., . World materials In an afternoon pres3 confer. K' &und,a is scheduled to leave fortunate friend to the last. And the Franct.vans are moving with their Vision International, wateriront. Monrovia, Calif. had lived in Sanford since h170 Gambier, Ohio; Mrs. T.D. McPherson or Doris Rogers for First Federal of Seminole, First cnct', Kaunda said that the U.S. today for Jamaica, where he is _______ that cannot be made on earth , __________ So. if you're not particularly interested in the moving there from that city. DeJarnette, Panama City; and information. "must stop supporting minority to attend a political conference Street, Sanford. boat races, or for just a few moments of divergent She was a member of Sanford Mrs. Elizabeth Louc' of rule politically, economically, which begins next Ti'esday. entertainment, you can wander over to see th e Senior Citizens Club Inc. Tallahassee and numerous materially and culturally and Survivors include a daughter, nieces and nephews. handiwork of the Girl Scouts. should support majority rule" Grace Hoffon, Sanford; I3risson Funeral Home 0 Mrs. in in Africa. --Yon. It *s a big weekend in Sanford, just one of ight greatcharge of arrangements. two grandchildren; e Earlier Thursday, Havana many that has bcen planned for the enjoy ment of ircr 40:6 MOflthi LS The Osteen Bridge: Little Celebration Needed . - IN BRIEF Five Terrorists Captured After Stockholm Bombing Ii) '''l g ' much T we TOM IEDE have been DON OAKLEY rm iii FareveI t Without Voter Turnout Heavy Space Age . committee In Saigon - to '... l . - The Best Is - V . monstrosity. ____ ______ jr " Id.- . ___ occu tions, - rhaps, the ___ _____ - _ __________________ _______ __________ Senate •: . __________ ________________________________________ ___ '" ____ , . - . - --.. - ,.. ,. . .-. ...- .-'., - - '' - Cnapstick on in public, and bonwed his canhe1 pbeingbornaverage_butnom .. _____________________ - - ." gott0 -- __________________________________________________ -. Staying Neutral - not Store Going -- - DA VID POLING Need H Now everyone's way r authorize ambian Chief Blasts Area Deaths now JACK ANDERSON A Sanford area residents. We urge everyone to partake of the events staged for entertainment of one and all — and don't forget it's all for FREE. _____________________________________________ ______________________________ BERRY'S WORLD .* 11 i ~ _________ _____ 4 Q ______ ____ ______ ____ . aft Deal Made SI" kes Southern HOSPITAL NOTES great.grandchiklren. Gramkow Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. ,6 WASHINGTON — Rep. Robert L. F. Sikes, D- recorded history, but he is also the modeI of a Meanwhile, the company through the Fair. guerrillas stopped his car, hauled him out and Fla., will soon have a new library named for him modern major general. Child Foundation has offered m,000 to help build hustled him off to a refugee camp. The in his nome town of Crestview, Fla. It was not his destiny to storm the barricades narcotics the new library. The president of the Robert L. agent was "roughed up;' according to sources The mo-.in spirit behind this cis'c Un- like Lee and Beauregard. Rather, he fought the F. Sikes Library As,sociati'n is none other than familiar with the incident. dertakis is Fa1rtld Industries, which has Its Battie of the Budget year af year on Capitol Edward G. Uhl, who also happens to be president For more than 48 hours, McKa y was held by own reasons I or wi.%Wng to immortalize Sikes i.r. Hill. .No one ever fought nuire heroically for of Fairchild. The company'ichle. prem agent, the teffmists who questioned him trick and mortar. One motive might be that he Army appropriations. Walter Rsbach, also serves as part-time agent, who was assigned to Beirut last August, heiped the firm land a 1138 million aircraft deal The Army rewarded him, in turn, with execuuve director for the library associati,,n. speaks fluent Arabi c. last year. promotions in the Army reserves As Sikes Rassbaeh told us the firm becar1ie involved in the Already, tJ;re are '-'then reminders around gained se'uority on he hlUu5t Mditary Bac'.c in Washington, M(Ka)'s superiors Approject because "we've got good atatons Crestview of Sikes' eftntnee, The local airport propriations subcommittee, he also adv . anced between the city gover.unent arA our cornpany.- quietly but urgently Pressed for his release. They A beat-3 his name. There ii alw a Robert L. F. through the ranks of major general. All the Contributions, I* said, are controlled by contacted Col. Osman E. Osman, the respected Likes elementary school. And in nearby,'His Influence over military expenditures also director Of the Lebanese Criminal Investigations the city. Nicevifle, his name has been given to an inereed, and defense contractnr began to Sikes h c nttj has offered honorary faculty chair at Okaloosa-Walton butter him up. He is credited by the town fathers his personalpapers to the library that will exalt junior college. Osman located McKay', abductors and with persuading Fairchild Industries to open an his naiie. convinced them that the American was a nai' tasser Srn heroes, such as Robert E. aircraft maintenance facility, employing 400 UNREPORTED KIDNAPING: An American cotles agent who had I At and Pierce Beauregard, were obliged tG wait people in Crest0em- This trade Fairchild the been working closely with narcotics agent, Join McKay, was kidnaped and Lebanese authoritie.j. until they were dead and gone for such honors. town's large.it employer, guerrillas were interrogated by Arab terrorists during the bitter assured that McKay was"be not "a political 1)'" On the scale of V21ws UM which statemmn x. On Capitol Hifl. mezinwhilt, Sikes has swect fighting that rocked Beint jut week. are usually judged, Likes might appear to ie championed the A-I0 airplane, which Fairchild overrated by his admirers. This doea not manufactures. Thanks largely to his prodding, April 19, Mckay Was qtaictl' Open warfare erupted between released. The next necessa-ily mean. hotever, that he is un- the house Appropriations Comimttee recomday, his car Was returned, Iorc'cs and guerrilla groups. Because derser ving of the homage he is receiving. The co ion, an otfidairepjiof incident 't carFootnote: The night before the abduction, a .tedeti bob Sikea is the Senate tried to hold dowi the spending to fl18 vet been wten, FOr t.w, bi belonging to the Drug but we have been ate Enforcement Ad biggest thing that has happer1et to Crestview. million for 20 aircraft. Finally, a compromise togetherr the 310f7. mini tratior 'as blown up in Biitut by a stick of Not onjy has be fli reached to pay 1Li8 rnIiliw.' (or of the Mckay was driving through the riot-tom dynami. No one was lnured. DEA boss John handle in Congress longer than anyone else in p'umes. Bartell, 'itreets of L week , however, doesn't believe the incidents were nimeti at D1- 1 It MRS. ALICETRAMELL Mrs. Alice H. Tramell, 49, of lo4 orange Ave., Loch Arbor, died Thursday evening. Born in hartford, Conn., she was the slaughter of Frederick W. 110(1 Alice Whitehead (lehan of Tallahassee. She was a graduate of Florida State University with a Master's Degree from Western Reserve in Cleveland, Ohio. She came to Sanford following the death of her husband, Joe B. Tramell, and has lived here since 1968 d nd was employed by the vivision of Family Services. $ IV - _____ _______ ___ ___ ____ ___ _______ ______ was "This is my first 'no-frills' flight." .4 10A "-rzeit - government _____ ________________ _____ ______ Funeral Notices B. TRAMELL. MRS. ALICE for Mrs Alice fl Traniell. 19. of IC)4 Orange Ave, Loch Arbor, who died ThurWay. *01 be held at tO m, Church In Ihu of Il,*ers family requests don-lionS t, •i so the heart 'und or a favorite ch,rt, fl r4',cn i,vt,il IlOITh' r charge of .rr,uq"fleril', ELSERTI,MRS, GETRUDE— Funeral irrvocr% ior Gertrude Emma Elberti, 83, 01 105W Woodland Drive. Sanford, who ditd Thur Way 41 ecninok MriaI Hospital. will be heIU Saturday at 330 p.m at Funeral Home Chapel *ith Pew jamnrs Vaugh n and Rev ______ _____ Mary Ann 110finan, LonU*ciod Pgttricia A Tyer. Longwood E Cr,iio, Orange City Votonda LJtrvet' I%ctry. Ostcec Puanlph Franklin Ruehik Clarissa Moore JOM *ifl'5 ci M Whit Sr Berta Harriett Toni Vansa Moran Palficia G Mvem 7au%vior DISCHARGES tored In Miami that Castro and Cuban President Osvaldo Derticos were present at Havana's Jose Marti Airport for a brief farewell ceremor.y for Kaunda. Sfllort1 Anthony , DellheId ''adys j R,in',om r Ci4ite,. Ot'B,iry Agnes I. (,erttcnck, Defary Gerald F P"gi'. Deflary F Dellorm Gabrielle Thibodeau, Dellona Walter D. I ec. Deltona ThCOdDra J DunawIly, Deltona — WEATHER Johnne I McGill Margaret Virginia Immich Gertrude Fuller fill W'IIlarns Flair',' M (lanlon 8. ti.ti tdde F king Norma 0 Gr#-vtr. Alloimonlr .pr incfl Woodrow Little Mimi% Mary Lou knight, Winter Springs 2.(5e?co?(E. ckcc,a¼' )t °ScS9) MARGE WILLIAMS neth Byrd 3?? 181? fietthA L Mullvf Sanford [ARRIVE AUVE ' SUNSHINE STATE -___ GOVERNOR%j% HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION SHIRLEY COOPER 834 9212 Cassetherry Winter Sum ng JUDY RENEE 834 921? Altamonte Springs Longwood kenneth 11011 01110afing Cemetery Fiurial in E-vergre 6rorn~nw ,n th,rgt' LOTT. HOMER FREDERICK— Hone ca S (it l 7 fon ',drricl I 0. P. Sanford. who d .,*,sibe held at loam, "urday. In Gramhcw FUOCf6. Chapel with U?v Kenneth t'(lt dISC iting Buri a l ',#o*nOd Cemetery Apopha ,,, ]hT , . ______ mrs AlPlill. 24, 1975 ADMISSIONS ,, 4ri The high yesterday *.t Vt). t',arm today and Sturd,,y Highs in rn(1 ttS I OS toricOt fl th mu 6O Southerly v.indt 10 to IS mph decreasing at riig.t Dayf , ne Beach thde for tomorrow are$SS m lnl9flpm high. 2 39 a ni ard 16 , rn. tows Port Canaveral highs are $fl a ni arid 0 urn Iowl 7 3 a m aOd 744 SHIRLEY MILLET 834 9132 Forest Cit1 tPis' p HILDA RICHMOND 57-33167 Deltona �- - .,,. - ,. -: 6 A-EvenngH,raItJ Santord Fl FridaY.ArIrjllS "r •17$ - liIrf'nhi.i G Brin Tarr tutdy S,4rvIces Sdbbith School W05h,p 5ervei %% .. . ,. .. % .. ;.;. ., : \ :.\ '. % '> \ Ut't/l1,(! . • • • 9 3Qa m ii 00 I? % Pd ' A153 on WWQS tioit fM A II 00 12 00 (:v,ihialsi' NOOn Wednesday tvCfl!nQ Prayer Meeting 7 OOp m 000 U I .. CHURCH I, . ::, Paor :ast SOturday Services Sabbath ScPthl & 12noon 9 3.a ni Contessons. Sat Ii OOa rn t.S'OrSh IP Sf? VtCP :• : Wednesday lIght Prayer $trvir 4. 7pm . .,sIIfIfl • (.11, .... ________________________ ' f• VI sunay ;;• LL (SanfordGardnCIUbHW,;.,2) Don ShOCkly Pastor lames C Vaughn a1 • JIA_.. • • ., '' :) '.• .- # . •. -- . •...- -_.- 4---- Minister '' . 'I' j JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1611 WetFir;t S?ru GeorgeGalloway SundOy jthooI Mornngservce I!l3ParkAverwi Charles Pd. Crurnp Evangelist Sunday EvtrnnçSirv.ce 73Opm Wcdneid.ay Service 730pm OldTrUthStOIOpdIwDOy WTRRBroc1c&t iSam BleStuøy Morning WorShip Evening ServIce t0O0.rn I1.000m. 600pm CaSS 7 30p rn . PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH I1SW.AlrQrtIIvd. Yorni Worth ChtfchTrainrig [veningWoriliip Wed Evening Service • - \ -• - / \ I • (L-; I____ - I - - • i '.I.L.. . --i • • ) )(/ I ! ji. •. " ,, , ,.. ' IiliIiri.'l I1__lI. • - Pev.MarvInG Bucknec . UUI •iS to Coo rn II 00. m 600pm 7 OOp m I 4 Ave. Pastor 915am !n 1965 t he college was established graduating its first class in ll1l. Sunda, School Morning WorShip Evening Worship Pt0y Meeting 1000a.m. toe. m 700pm. -.- ,...- • t • I i. i'. \ CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH J . S6IOcail,Stre.I thGranI Rev E . - Wedneiday w :n: o Oveqsetr Mohr Ruby t 5Vilsn l'alor 10:00a.m. Then car! one morning, the huge truck came lumbering up the street, and the movers v 4!? began loading beds, tables, chairs, dishes and books. After several hours, the last box was in tt van, and our belongings were on their way to a new home. NOond!y WorShIp 1 Ph. 373-682 W1RP BsbtC Study vangtfi%tiC P30p.m. Tutdy NI'PItkomeMt$5.nS.,........7:30p.m. Wednesday NightBibleStudy . Friday NightTeachersM,e$irq .. Saturd Nigh?-.- ii *o. m 6 ISpm 730pm l3Opm 730p.m. C.rtstian with 86 percent of th' students Adventist last year 7:30pm Morning Worihip - • . FIiowshIp Coffee between Services • 5:30p.m. Evening WorshIp . 700p.m. Wed. BIble Study a. PrayerSprv . 7:30p.m. First Wdnesday feII. t.-. 'e I-. 5ji!'rg. . Sirpiurri SqIi,,I s Th. I. . . .6 3Opm. , -___________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________ (behind the PBS? Office) SR p 1:30am. Cop..js.i 19'. Sr .... ti Isalins Ephes:aas .j.,,.,.,, Ephesians John 91.1116 Arts /15-20 2:4-8 14:1-6 6:1.4 Acts 13:48.52 Pastor -3x_--. -- FIRST UNITED l.eo F. Ping Morning Wor$h., WILSON.EICHELBERGER WILSON.MAIER FURN!TURE CO. r. an • rs. .11 Wilson . I,..- - curiice I. VViicrn ana TaTT FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes PUBLIXMARV..rs and EmpJoye GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford .'' - - P OGp m It' $ 00 am FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Rev ,j' Nulls Morning Wonhip ' . CHURCH Oak Ave. £ 3rd St. Rv VirgIl. Bryant '' ' . / I)Oa.m ChuVthSthoI Morning WOrShip Nursery " - h - • 9.mSa.m 1100am ' 'SI \\ THE LAKE MAPY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WiIburAve.LakeMary Rtv A F S?eveni ,. . '. ' - : ' - :- ISa m ) - • n•. '' - (MOirPriCIi(e '. S Oup m : &UpialaRul 630am 600p.m. Rev. (orwin Shea Sunday School McznlngWorsp,sp Evening Worship • Pastor 900am 10a.m. 700pm b _• Pin? Siphsi Church SI Outed. Fi.st $I$4t Church of $asLaldi 2pMs F. IA liii Mia,y 1404$tCh44Ck, 1111W 12Th II. Forest City Papist C1HWCh First SipI.st Church of onlel Heed laplist (herO'. Ov,eds Jurdas M,ulnary hapIst Churk. 543) W, Fwst II. N.r* *d lMvpsls. d'.tt4i cttl Csec1 Oak NiH Rd Offee. Mc.,1 Cl., p $ap.il Chrck. Gemeva Nuny. kit Mifsa* Prunit*n laptist. t$t Licusi Aye. $.anlavd fiSt. Ott,. Miazasoty $ppfi5* Ctifch bLeda. 0i-1s 64. M4IIe.IV CAT)IOLIC 'herO of Phi Nativimy, Labe Mary Al? $ipti Coffiahe Church. 71$ 0.0k A,t. Sanford SI Aaw Caffiedil Church. De.wssd Tre.?, D.Ii.sy St. £,pe,t*a, Cu!'hok C*evth, Suecat Dr. asar Butt.. Id. 5t Mary Mpa4a4 Citlwdlt Ck*th. MJiUaM Avi, fljjp, U4ySIffieLabnCafhu4kCpurc*.l)tIUsusniH.n.m, '. A&PWEO The Management and Employes Mt. S#p& UinàUy Ispeist chw.*, t Mt 7' Me&tie.4rp Ia,tf, S+pes Aw. Ind.,.m4ait. IaphstId*43 ,.., a,.,, (lyle Lai$-,s S14, L.oniuevd. p CCGEP@ATIOIIAL . inur',,iss'anat (05th,n Church. MITHODIST SarMft United Memorial Chiwch. I. DeSary Ave. lIWIqpri$s I..i Lake Unt,d M.ffisd.st Church Sashed au i. (birch. Canaan P?s Calsalbecry Commviu?y Ustod Meths*st Church. Hwy. 11.93 £ Psny lid Nd, Cissalberry O.Iary Cewmvnity M$hed.st Chvrib, W Hightenks 14, Firs? United Mathudlil Church, 419 'ark Avi, First M,tP,cdi, (butch ci 0vi,do r,,t to-;,tiu,rn Mttv)tIt (hi,'ch, 114.4 Santoid ,. Fri-i Mqthsa,si (butch, 104 W. 4Th St. C..wva Mameds? Church. Geneva Grace United Methodist Church. Aerp,rI Blvd Grant Chapil A M C, Church,, Oviado 0.se,v, UeTh.dIst ostesi, Mti4.odisi Chuicti Pasla W.s$eyan MSIhu*d. It. U W• at PolIo SI. limits A M(. 91* at Cypress St Mat,' AM I. Church It.. It. Ill. OsMe. CIIU(.Cr OF GOD Church if 0.4. 113 Hickory SI 0t $ WI S? Church ii 0.4. Oviad. ChIEC* if Old lilIffiBil. USC Mew'Si C-zrt ci Cod M1q4.a*, Cid4qriH Church .4 0.4, ;t W IWS P Church of CIOICtiSI 0.4.4 rehutY. 3)00 SlIm Ave. St. PIVVI MittlOdilt Chuth, OsIsq. Pd., CItwp.riw 5$a lAetIiiflaI Church. S. Delary t.cand, United M.thsdisl Church. Tamp Pst red, Semeran Ilud Altamens, SpIiR,I NAZAWENI Fi,ii Church iithe hiIitilt, W. 3.4 at Maid, Fern Part Game. Church '4 The Naz.rot, O'ouva C..mvnvty Cast.. Late Mai'y Church of the Ilna,e.e, 1a5o lAst, SITu., Lake Mary Lang-a.sd Ctiuttb ii the Nateran., Waman £ J.ssvp Ave.. ChurctinfO, dSIp,ipt*cy,li,$$ Perslsu.neuAn. Church SI Got? Mesti... EMr tte Rescue Church Cl 0.4. IlIOW 1)1*11 . SinPird EPISCOPAL All buMs Cpvtcsaai CLurC*, I. 0Iary A,... Eaierpi'iw Christ Epi;cipai Church. Ls.çnioud holy (rest Fpu-.t,pai. Paib Oit #1,1*5?. LI$w,d LUTII&RAP* Ascons.o. lutiurran ChmitO. Ovorb,aeu Dr.. Cis*itkvry Goo4 s*epmoct United Lvtturp., OrIapd. Dr Lathmran (burst 1 *rpndewe. Lvl*ranChvrd1alth*ede.q,),3 fiShplate Cassu.berry . business," came the boy's reply., tori have no plan -- - _______ _______ ) - -., _,. ..-.__ p.- ,g - ..-- 'Upon completing my llege stcd Dr. Brooks, "for you've education, I will enter the field laid all your plans for this life, of business in the community but you hase taken no thought and put my education to work, for etermty caine the answer You were barn to the great What next" continued the opportunity of being born -5- _______ ________ - _______ questioned the lndZIfl2blt all your wisdom next" , '- - Day's St LuSts ..1%pran Church. It. $34 Ilwti Dr. £ $ii tr.fl, 'lh$$YT$RlAN take Mu Usit4 Presbyterian Church f3$ Pr.I tori.., C'wuc*, Oak Au,. & 3rd II First Pn,sbyt.nan Chwc,.4 DeScry. 1. HishlOnd Cciuvinans Presbyterian C*ica, 377$ S. s3itas4 Dr. If Ant?,.,,' Presbyterian Church, 9121 Bear Late Rd business to where I can support His Son, Jesus Christ, and to Several groups ssill join in the celebration of the 31st Anniversary of the Singing Kings of Joy Sunday a wife, I hope to marry," was know that you have eternal life. at 3p.m. at West Sldc Recreation Center. Gutit singers will be Gospel Gubelator, Brooklyn, N. V.; the reply. Huw tragic to have made every Trumpet of Jo, Smiling Jubilee, Mattie finward and Sp4.rftuak2(es and The Angels of Joy. From left, 'What next?" usme the pwvisiun for this life, which Willie F. Baker, James Smith, Floyd Str-lcger, Cleve Gibson, James Davis and Theorus Stringer, persistent question, shall one day come to an end Special guest Elder McFardlen will conduct the Blessing Service. "A family. I suppce," said and have taken no thought for the youth, and the joy of provision for life eternal. SINGING KINGS ANNIVERSARY • I • I I.. cstabli:ht.'il for the purpose of Th ill L Mr. i1u{ullouoh's Dr. Jay T. Cusmato stite-s preserving the traditional last Sunday with the youth. that there are many areas in Roman Catholic faith, in Its At 11 a.m. the Chancel Choir which our youth may serve in a • -. - 4 r, A t• .' . . c ' - - - United Methodist Catholics across the country organist. Mr. Harris will education; minister of music recently conducted Building continue to form ORCM complete 28 years of choir and youth; director of Fund Crusade was most sue. chapels. The latest addition to work, directing choirs and as children's work; teacher in a cessful with more than $74,000 the list of permanent chapels is organist, this year. Mrs. J.L. Baptist College; Christian being pledged for over the next .' ' Grace NEWS, states that traditional Roger Harris, director and are pastor, minister of Buckner, reports that the . .. - G-ace Methodist .. - F - e u rn evi I IV I W - 'I .. j -- - it'' ' , \ ' . • , - ' _________ \ . . OTHII CHURCHES AIIItII A U!. Cbi.'cti. Osve £ 131* All Faith Ckapsl. Cams $ItoohI. WUiva P•. Seordail An*ue Nihns Chepel, IIsidii* Au,. Ch&v.la C.0Mnivnity Ckvvtb vs - . -, -. r "'" 1 ?IJ ,4i . . - ,.-. 4_ , 4% \ SSVBNTH.DAY ADVENTIST Fires? Ifi. S.v,ivTh Day *thr,ntist Church, M*4 1)4, F,,.,? C? S,v,nth )ay Ad,tnt;t CvtOi, Maitlan3 .t.i• . AI:am,n,, Sptin,t Sanlord kvsnIIi.Day A4vi.,tt Church, 7Th & diAte p' $$kvtfitti.f14y4l,,,fl5t(1,( 9$ ' .,'i. p - ' f ' - ' - --. / . --.. (( I - C*wchef JftVI Ckf'ii?W Utiit Day SuMs. 3315 Park Ave. Eastern OrTh.dsi Church, SI. i1*.t ChIp.I, Hwy. I14, Fore Pork ri's? Church 4 Christ, Sceifist, .w, Lkt Mnr Chspel, 3ranq. SIv. Las, S.d,.,,, Kim4om Hall ii Jetisveh's Witnits, Lake f.tenrs. Un,?, 1543 W )ei 'a 'O' i-I I" LI, God. Midway Pe.t.tiital Oie* Bible TIbernid,. ¶Ieu,. pisile SiffilesIe 1414* Pint P.wtec?aI Church oP Liøs..d Fill Gsspi TekeinuI,, 313* Ci-vrt?ty CIv ,M Olive ilelimils Church, OH si p, Aiiice Chvichi, 1*415. Part Ase, The . a as. , . . - .. Christian Counselors Open Office In Sanford - filet along with the related :5 xc n 1w rise tr.urcr of this faith ministry, of recession in this countr) Christian Counseloi-s mi t They hope to clean up thc opened an office at 2640 S. have 1*-ought a gradually rising Sanford. Ave., Sanford for fm-ce building behind the new office current of anti-Semitism. family counseling by op. and convert it into a "Jesus Strobersetsforthhiscaseina . 1, -pointment. A prayer group Barn" for a youth ministry. book recently issued by DouI ' ' I I meets there Monday through They also hop? to recruit bleday, "Macrican Jews: Corn. Friday 9.11 n.m. volunteers to help youngsters munity in Crisis" lie contends RELA Y WINNERS with remedial reading during that Judaism is wlder assault George Bush, ticft co-chairman of picnic given by the southwest Volusla Kiwanis Club and Larry Larry D. Herman of Sanford the summer and Christian both from internal weaknesses Sapp, dirrc'ior of the Florida Methodist ihildren'a Home in Entrprlie tward the first place winners has been ekcted vice presiden!. families to take youngsters and external pressures. in the relay raet's tutu their red ribbons: Henle Bortner, age 13; Rounie Mayei, age 18 and Erin Arnold Smith is president and assigned by the court into their lie cites various aspects of Wiekenc.-age It. ihlrrald Photo hv Fanrwtte F.dwardsh hi wile. Betty, i secretnry. homes. thiq erosion. i. elndin "qunta" - t.j r' . ' ' - ' , . -' " , -' lOft 711k ,,. Salvalle. Ar'iy. PM W 2*1II 5?, Silting Hdt Moravlsn Church. Afll!,7, 10'u U145e4 Church of Christ. Anqa Cansw.impy Chapel, *tt. Spg,. Hedy TIinitvCburOof001t$Cpiiill:,I.Ma.,I.ut TIg Fill Gssp.t CIutib .4 Our tori iv, r.,,,, .•,,,, - r a 4 'wi: , St. MSSI P,.,kyI,cian Ctvvcdi, 1131 Palm Sprl.is Rd. Upsita Csmmvnity Presbyterian (biqch. Upsal. Ed Wntmtnstir Pesbyteria.i (IWO. lid Iii, Ed. •' to an announcement just mission serving as the should stand up and be countreleased by Byron Selber, representative of the Prime ed" says Strober formerly a general chairman for the 1915 Minister of Israel. Elected vice Presbyterian anda long-time Combined Jewish Appeal president of the Universary of interreligious affairs consultant Campaign. lialifa, Dr. Nesher is con to national organizations to fosSelber has indicated that the sidered to be one of the most ter Jewish-Christian coopera celebration is for the entire dynamic and extaordinary tion culiullunity and that he us speakers in the Jewish world "The very continuity of the \, looking for the participation of today on the problems of Israel Jewish commurity is threatapproximatel) one thousand and tlit MitI*II&' 1' tiSt eied, he said In an interviets persons for this significant Reservations for the "Jews are in for a hard time in • event, AnnlversaryCclebrationcanbe ikinerica." , The program For the evening made by calling the offices of 4ç Strober, 39, was for two years will consist of a Reception t.ht Jewish(ommunit) Council a consultant to the National beginnIng at 7.30 p.m. A desert Rt.hard Weiner cer"es OS Conferences of Christians and coffee will be served at the President of Ute Jewish Coiit Jews and (or six years consultj , conclusion of the esening munit) Council ant to the trterrcligious affairs / section of the American Jewish . - . ri total Jewish community event '4" . S . - .. . e e ra uiC .7 . FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff rn U fl I " ''' - , 0 ni - ________ . CHURCH OF CHRIST Chorch SI Christ. 'ill S. Park Ave. Chwc*sf Chris at LflI Elton, u.s. I7.Ii N. Casselberry SIvftSem,,Chf(tiSICIufI$f54t$Lik.p4.,,,IlI4 CherctiSICIr$st. $11 Palm $ptln$s Or. Attamiti. Ss Church ad Christ. Oec,va Church SI Ctwtst, LiI9wi4 Church if Civist, Psola Cprvv.t, ci Christ. W 17Th ti P. ,rt'da CP.j;ch ot Christ. Fia Ham 0, . ?.&tIad Lutheran Church. 0+14,. 5141 Pert . What - - - ç -re f ' HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMIS$ ION David everIy and Staff - CHRISTIAJI , F,t,t s.,,stuan C'iw'ch. k(1 S. SiMon Sad Ctwistia C'hur,h., 121W. kped Blvd. ri4. Chrishaa Church. Fiorida ht,.tst, Dr., Wante* Lak.itf'rw C'msnaa Clrrch. Roar LiSp $4. 44 J.jns .. .. -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYN,wM?.COIVSrYMhII.A,,YJ.3P,4$I,II$W, 171*11. New blew Pvimittv, Iatsst COorci. 1)19W. 17Th It. BAPTIST li. $a$s C*VfC*. 177$ P.ar Ave AsIssc* S.91,t Cbqrch,. Ove Ravai Park SipS's? C*.ca, 21I1 W. 1WS St. Calvary Baptist AssaniWy. 309 F6W*orJ rlandord Garde, Cl,b. Pssss Siphit Cbapof. 1311 W Fill? Street SAnfOrd Hwy. It-fl. PiaSCZB 14p51$t C*C Ill W. Allied Blvd. CataryBap?istC.CryitaIL.ui&3rd,La*iMiy P&ffie LU, B5V41. *L$ Rd., For. Park Cassclbarv-v Bapta' 711 5.ni4 iitVd Pte,,ti, Mssionary SipS.,? Church, Mienray Cr,ra: BapSit (Suit?', liii Isi? Lv, S,-' 5iiO M$ti,vlr B.ttt CPiurt?' West Sai'rlord CSvu#ti Firt, Bayi.sl SvI,.d 5#l$t Clwrr'. 24:4 PaiM,. Caruater j&jy $psit Ch*ck. Southwest Rd. dO nUMIsAIS ryDipt,stC 'chitlit lILOslew ChINch. on i, a,,. ...,a,.. First liptist tc$i. $IP Pert A I? Matthews Baptist Church. C.a*aa. HpSs Frifedihip $a$islCaurc*SI Atai'..da Sarlops. It. 4)4, AItassiof. SM'M0.W Mi*$Wy Sah1. 131* 6 (iSa, Ieds BipISIS Chiuch. m C,P,'I ,,.,, To.pio Iaphst Church. PSIrn I.r1*os is, Ahamial. Sprt.,s Rims. U-£ Pint SIfdII? AJSaandS c* ii Late Mary lieu lilpe 54p1U Church. 713 Oea.po Ave. '115* 5401$? CRC*1f L011 MIamI "'4'& CI' C*Wlb I replied, "I sIull first complete What next' caine the now my preparatory school penetrating question. _ I ________ ____ J evi I S fl The nw Sanlando United Methodist Church at SR 434 a1 Raymond Avenue in Longwood, will hold a special Consecreatlon Service Sunday at 6 p.m. In the new sanctuary. Joel Mrl)avld, presiding bishop of the Florida Conference will preach and Orlando District Supt. Eldon Simmons and Pastor Lyman Kirkwood will lead other parts of the service. The public i -i .1 "t s. is invitcu to atteuu. suere -iii I. a ii ,me ior re.resmen.5 anu 1. L 11,11 " ' f th I WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes STENSTROMREALTY Herb Ster.strom and Staff . _____ - B'CHOP JOEL MCDAVID 200W. First ASSEMILY OF 000 Pint As5Inb&y of God. *71k a urn - )(.. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Cnt,...1 I.vnu.,viu, rid. SENKAR I K GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida CELERYCITY PRINTING CO., INC. ' - ' - i-i.'. r DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes S' ceptionally bright and talented, Brooks still another time. and although still a youth, had 1 could hope that business expressed grcdI isziibit1ofl fur tsould prcper so that I might ,. Further information can be will also be recognized this yiuth feel led by God to enter being formulated to follow obtained locally by writing the Sunday. one of these vocations. through with the architectural . Orthodox Roman Catholic The Children's Choir, under Take A Giant Step," a plans and the actual building Movement of Orlando, P.O. the direction of Mrs. howard L. movie, will be ShOWn to all work to begin very soon. This Drawer 3149, Orlando, Fin. Whelchel, sang a' the family youth during the Sunday School will include the renovation of • 32802. night supper and will be teaching hour. This film deals the existing building into a 'fl'e seminar will be held t / / honored at the 11 a.m. worship with youth who plan to take this permanent sanctuary, and the the churrh on the Is At at. i' a and 1 4. eono Iv%euIOulSI \ / / Forest Aven giant step in their lives as they construction of a fellowship The youth will close their seek their life's vocation. hall. Evening worship services Springs. TiE meetings will Deltona United Methodist begin each evening ai 7 p.m., DIANNE LOFTIN are now beIng conducted at 7:30 Church will be the first church Str.day with an "afterglow" at May 4.9. There will oe no ad. each Sunday. in that community to broadcast the home of Buddy Echo!!,. me Longwood Baptist mission charge. over radio. Beginning May 4, youth will be providing the May A Mother.Daughter banquet Christian Outreach speaker is being held Ma) 9. ru±s'. Wight Kirtley's sermons musicale melodrama at Saturday will be Dianne The story is old, but LoUis of First Aueinbly, will be broadcast over station Geneva Community Center Oil perspective is up-dated ar.d Jehovah's Witnesses Lakeland, a former Bunny WTRR of Sanford (1100) from May 3, supervised by Mr. and into sharp focus by ti Sanford Alliance IrI1st0W 9:45 to 10:15 a.m, Sanford be •flDangh•sof Wesley oeen congregati of "The Young Floridians" a 16SunaSchl, , l will meet making doughnuts will be served at witnesses are The Gospel Road, distributed member vocal group from Ccsselberry Baptist on .o..y a, e.wssp.m. ut a.m. and the program preliminary plans to attend a by World Wide Pictures was Central Florida Youth for Williams, Fellowship Hall. iU begin at 10 in Bram Iwday training rogram in Rev. Don conceived ar4 produced by Christ, will be appearing in Towers, Sanford, Open to the missionary going to France, r' Melbourne May 17-38 at U Johisny Cash and his wIfe, June sacred concert at Sanford public, Civic srena will be guest speaker Sunday at rlrst oapli5.t Carter Cash, whose desire was Alliance Church, Sunday at 7 6:30 p.m. at Casselberry to tell the story of Jesus Christ p.m. The young people under ii. N. Stafford, a presiding Baptist Church, 770 Seminola Life Commitment and Church in a realistic and meaningful the direction of Bill Langford, Orthodox Catholic minister of the group, in - Blvd. Vocation Day is being observed way. sing in churches throughout the discussing this announcement The Orthodox Roman I(ev. Williams attended at First Baptist Ch'trch, SanThe film is a unique blend of Orlando area and will also take to the congregation pointed to Catholic Movement of Orlando Baptist Bible Fellowship and is ford, this Sunday. An op.- scripture-based narrative, an a two-week tour of the Eastern the challenge to Christian announces Its chapel has been presently on deputation prior to portunily will be given to our abundant supply of spe*'lly United ist.itt'; this i'irtimer. thinking and Christian works in named Our Lady of the Rosary leaving for France. youth to make known to the written songs, and a series of In. They sing on a semi-regular the rising tride of materialism, and the Traditional Latin Mass church body their calling to a depth character portrayals, basis at the Youth for Christ "The object of the prorin," will now be offered each Sunday Life Cornmittment to full time with Israel itself as the mnljIng rallies on Saturday nights and First Methodist Stafford said, "is to equip at 10 am. Until plans for a service for the Lord, bowl. have also been on television. e'ieryene of the preaching permanent chapel are cornChoir Recognition Sunday fellowship of Jehovah's vit-. pleted, the location will be the will be held at First United SI'. nesses in the practical use of Polynesian Red Carpet Inn, Methodist Church in Sanford S 0 the Bible as a help in fortifyIng 4919 West Colonial Drive Hwy Sunday. At 8:30 a.m. the youth the spiritual morale of people in 50) in Orlando. choir, under the direction of NEW YORK AP Con. systems restricting Jews from ensuing upsurge of anti-Jewour community." This national organization, 1)avid McCullough, will sing. vinced that the survival of jobs and Institutions, defection Ishness among pro-Arab American .Judaism is gravely of youths, increased inter- blacks. I • .i.. P I I threatened by current tenden- marriage, declining Jewish Although Jews historically ry '.. i 0 'i-.. des, Gerald Strober has re- education, and dissipa'.ion of have worked for reforms conjoined that faith after being a Jewish energies on social-jus- sidered good for society in gea• • ("hrtstian for 20 years, person. tice causes to help others that erc,l, he said that in the present c ni I c n n i. i rca ally and professionally. He says often backfire against Jews. situation, they should quit cxI * I '..1 U U ' t.P%,4 I Judaism now particularly 7 hausting their energies in such a is. cs... a v a. .i. -'it t... rs..needs defenders. me 27.5.Anniversary o is. i.... a i..5. i.i a1 As an example, he cites long .ra,on 'm'ifl causes, , and devote all their ef. .eyno*. sptaner wit. u i.'i. I T I uii t. 'v . ii . I. t' I. • i ,)1aLe 01 israe' • wiii ue towers .on',€n,,on time Jewish efforts erer in behalf of forts to bc,l.stermn their own ,r)e, ie3r, now n u. "This us a time when every. . Hcward H. Hodges and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance - ,_. Friendship Baptist Church will be conducting a seminar on the Christian Home. The ' _______________________________________ The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff - ,. ,_.... IW Il 00. rn 730pm Church School I 30& lam 2nd&IthThursday Family Night Supper 3rdSuraay J C PEN E. C. Elsea and Staff '' .. . showing you Biblical principles and how to apply them typical stress situation.,, A time fcr dlscua.sion and dialogue will follow each film. Pastor Wednesday -- JIMLASHCHRYSLER.PLYM0U'1 And Staff _. series will Improve your I MeSSbges ..............1p.m. £.)prn -' -. .! ---- admittance. Americans are accepted. minute film each night. These Although most of the atudents However it (ti difficult for a Iilias are produced by Dr. In the Adventist college are missionary as such to obtain a Henry Brandt, noted Christian from Pakistan, there are some visa. I'sychologlst. This film training i, Genesas Hu!hçServ'ce ........3:Ojo.rn, F'30p.m. . •- here, he added. .: Ebeei'oWorthr We Prayer Service _____ ________ 7 10pm MensBreakt*t sIciaisn 935 1am. shipSupp.r - Nw tcatlea, Ubraty Ivu.m, Pastor The church is a fine place to get a new dart--b make new friends and strike up a vital relationship with the Maker of us all. P ,: , and approximately The United States has per int jib.this year, because of maintained a somewhat procrease of Catholic and other ['akistan policy and relations COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I7flHwY.&Lak,Mar, Blvd. Castelb*rry Rev William Pickeft Pa'tor Riv Kenneth Miller. Assist Pastj UMYF 1 Library C 1ubIthiçs 7.jOp m. Or. Jay T Cosmato quainted. * / - • _,- , 1 COMMUNITY UNITED METiIODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17•V3af Piney Ridg,ptd. A new home, new friends, new community-so many things with which to become ac- each night .............7:30p.m. I 30 9ISam Church Trantg tvrnngWoruisp WeuPrayrrM.e,ng P :. - ______ ,3 Wed EbleStudy Morning Worthip II OO ni &Pdursery 7 OOj) m Eve. WOrShip l&)Sun Evening Wo.hip 730pm Wednr-Sd3y Mornong Prayer Gro.,p W&nesday YOuth Group vcre days of sorting, discarding and cariFully packing the things se treasure. There were farewells and last minute errands. • d . . and six American student economically than Its Asian Morning Worship 4" I never want to move again! I told a friend ben before the moving van arrived, there 730pm WEST SANFORD FREE WILL HOLINESS CPCURCH 1701 W.?thStrut ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST . .,, (.t'sb __________ ). Pakistan r ' • , p , Rev G (Hodges Sunday Scnuol 915am Morn W h 11 00 Evangelistic Servsce 7 DOp m Wed Prayer,& B!be Study 730pm. Inpenden? Missionary : -. _______________________________ - Pastor CufquerorS Meting $3Op m Sunday llDoa tTh 730pm. 1 ,./I).Ii,flUfl 6)Op m MornIng Worship ZveningWorthip MYF 1100am 6 OOp m I: _, ' ". tl;trders and flow has PO It tIOS tital IS the hr 'est in vias e,tablished in 19w 15 ti Karachi and consiIeeI 'c' little bos' school and Ifl 1937 best in Pakistan, Babcock said 'came co-educational sthen it While in the United merged with a girls' school will o to the Lorna Linda tsomething unheard of in tl'i. Unisersity in Los Angeles, Njrs,ryl METHODIST CHURCH AIrport BIvd.at WoodlawnAve, :' - I (.lI/u'r (/gurcIsp.s -. ______________ .-' - AusentlstchurchesinPakjsta and 15illag: sehoobperated S.Rt44Oeneva p ir FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 -. • - and i.. ---'"-' fr 1 7:00p.m. I . PMOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST H.ghway4IWet eectass Mornir'gWorshp 1100 Ir 6 ISp rn. Evening Worship BbiClisteiWi'd .. ___ j . _______ - - : 'I•• - -. - llmentin LakeMary rio Rev PaulD Tritt Pastor S ii'1i JC1001 m GOOD SHEPHERD r.•on %crsh & LUTHERAN CHURCH flbIe Study 10 SOa m. 2uOrIando&v,.(17.9V Even;n 5rqvce 7 COp m IL U eranChurihnAmerica t3bteStudy 700pm •.ImB DonePas?oi- NYPS 7 30p rn r,'rly Service 600am .urdOy School I ISA N j1i,: u'cosiul P '000. m . , . - I u riJ rqarten •. . . . 44 [.)r, Phillip Brooks, the great raising my children to follow New England preacher, once my example in taking part in asked a young man abcut his the activities of life." - '. • Sestnth-da) Adventist Church still Ic Christian have Muslim llabock and his w,fe, the students and teachers and the GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NADR'cNF • • ( (.'ii k. itccr D Sunday Schl ctor Sun Wo-inp II Rev (ari I Cann3n PIYPS Curate m Sun Eve Worsriup I COo II I Connunion - __________ •.1._:? -' ..- Pastor 10 OOa.m 11 00. m. vkeneIhHol? - / .* 1'*• .. 7' ' " JutEa$t0I Interstate IS 9 OSam R Burke Johnson MinittCr Klh I-iutcherSOn 9 Sa m ha In. Mo.ninq WOrShIP II COo m 915am 600pm cdaScho0I Douglas Sunday School . CHURCH OF CHRIST 175--7A I .....J - - Friday, April 25, " - I3 hong UUII? - - 730pm . -..-. - --':'. 7 300 m San pL 1000am 1100am 600pm 600pm .. . Babcock said the government has nationalized schools, banks. The t'adiing .tatf 15 Industries, health and cornChristian with a majority of the munictions The food situation teachers being Pakistani. i tt than In India as TherearestxAmericancouples Pakistan is superior BuieStudy ASsemtyWonhp Evening S..rthp We1 Evening Ser1'ce Weønesday 8bIeClas . - Church I t - BroaccMt D'alaOevotorat71hri 373 SOlO -,'-'-'........ Sanford Mllance funds to complete construction gocrnment subsidy and was 3 •. _______________________________________ • -•.-::• •'____________________________ _________ -... ....- FVCC ...IIIIVAtV as ' MeGARVEY and Lollege, in the area to raise Athentiit school receives no ' 6 ISp m 7 30p m °ip Ep*vrth League I.OI3 "Church of God Hour" wuu Sunday SchoI Morning WorShip tl,, •- .. By REV. C. 8LMR Ceylonese, Atricans and u'viuiu '.ilurcn riior merican.s. We try to provide a quality FOREST CITY- Elder education for the entire church I /14)4 / 1% • .. . - .... - . ...... Pastor " - / f3 nt ..: BYJ%NECASSELBERRY FIRST SOUTHERN METHODITURCP4 _____ 9ISam CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH .'. •' GETTI 110 A NEW START 1*075 SantordAve Lr I4rO Harts Mnctcr Sunday hooI IS a m MQ(ninQ Worship It Doom Wed Service 7 30p m 200 Fairmonl CI "rPIP HRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH I If EveflflcJWO4'thIP Prayer ?ieet W I A I . - Make Gift MORAVIAN CHURCH ________ 'fl" (.hr,.iu,n CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY am 730pm VcdneWdvServce '•., Pastor 9 30a m tO 3011a m - 730Pm Ihiptis: '°' ... '. Pastor's Corner Pakistan tdventist Seminary standard,," he said. The A' \_\ •• 334S Rev FredL Neal Sunday School FelIAwshp I (ills niit '', '41(1 ' OF GOD CHURCH Cot. 27th and Elm Rev E DonCo P.tor . 4 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST \ \_\ . -....- "' •'-'- Adventists Matland AvCflue. 5prriq'a (JuSt SOuth of SR436) Pastor man 14 krk'ooc1 9 ISo m. snc,vscool II 00. in Wo,%hP : I 1.ins Iil' (1/' (;/ FIRST ASSEMBLY • •IPII( -.-,-. - . Altamonti * * * • (.fsl,!r4"I,I,t,p,,,/ 7 COp m EL _______ * * * OUR N All ON I : 11fl$OkAve..SanIord, THE SEVENTHOAr I 0 0000 -.- - Evening Hgrald, Sanford, Fl. THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, : tE' o . ,., - - .'-_ ......... - .... SI SANLAP4DO UNITED Pas?oi ::.•. ..-... :-i-: -i-I__ '- ' ' -' £. I . ,-. ,._ _p -. -- ',.'.- _-.:v, •-.t_&-t.i.._'• r' �WOMEN Fv.nin —, P. — Fy.ApilS. 1?1 —- - All quahuied area dancers are wcicorn toaixlitlon for ,4,w,tC,,.,,....I,. the 1975.7 BalletC.,iili4 ni Qualifying dancers must 1* a nunimum o 12 years of ag with at least to sears ballet training in an dat school. The attire is pink tights, black leotards and ballet shoes. Those having pointe shoes, are asked to br th em. .Y . - 7' ' :T ---;--. I - __ -. . :-_1 .._~,~._ !Q lj -p . . - - - - - . / .. I Mildred M ( ask will auditcii the dancers for t he frtL ming seas-in Ms (askevha a high!) pr-Jes.sion11 Lckgrow)d, including founuing th e Coicr Cow Ballet Company in Spr ingfi eld, fli. 4 . ' - .- For mon ths, Ms. Caskey has been researching history of Sanford and Central flotida, and has written a bailet, "Riv Gold" featuring this colorful background on the St. Johns River. The ba llet will be spotlighted in Seminole's Bicentenrual Celebration as well as touring the state during 196 ' .. .. •.,. .. ' j 1' -_ . -'I' _' ,• '; .-1 _ - .- %? A, _~# S Th e IerdScntcvs Are y ou looking for the perfect Bicentennial project for your club, your Scout group, your civic organization? £w up the Stars and Stri pes. Make a crisp and colorful American flag to display wi th pride and affection all through the bicentennial year — and-or sears to come. Materials for a gold-fringed flag will run about $15 to ij less if you make the flag withoutthefringe.fioodqualjty Nl stcr Lotton broad (loth b suggested because it is lightweight, easy to sew, true to color and wrinkle-Free. Manufacturers use a tough fabric of wool and nylon or a durable synthetic such as Antron to make flags that will withstand wind and weather. However, this flag is intended for display use indoors so you may choose yo"r fabric for Its b uty rather than its durabilit y. J! Auditions will take place on May 4 at the studio. 0 S. Elm Ave., Sanford. A nominal rgistratiwi fee is asked. The present younger Ballet Guild dancers and the who Live never auditioned bef ore will be audi tioned at 1:15 P m. Th e seni or Ballet Guild dancers ill be ad)uducated at 5: iS p.m. L)ncers n each category are asked to arrive 30 minutes prior to schedule. Sew Stars And Stripes For Bicentennial Project Evening Herald, Sinlord, Ft. - . Miss Mildred Cakey will audItIoi dancersHerald Photo by Fannette Edwards) Applause' right of the speaker. 011 t he platform, it 13 placed to the 'ight of the audien ce IN A PARADE, It is cirrierJ to the right of any other flag or alone in front of other flags With grouped flags, place t the cnter and highest. With crossed flags, the American flag is to its own right and the o bserver's left . W he n displayed with flags of ot he r nations, all flag.s should he on equal staff s. but the American flag should be to its own right (observer's ft hotted fir s t and loen ,, ,;:I 7\ 1 III k) ( i—'\ " _______ ' More than 100 powerboat racers from all over the Southeast will launch their invasion or Sanford today for the weekend's first annual Greafr Sanford Regatta on Lake Monroe. The racers and their sleek boats will trickle into the city thL afternoon and this evening. But the major invasion will not be until Saturday morning when the boats descend on Sanford like Indians on Custer. St eral national champions and Ioriiicr national chainInoftc, as well as national record holders, will be among the cntiants. The two.day regatta Is one of four Mid-Florida Powerboat Uticing Association 1915 events. Forty racers already have submitted entries for the regatta Boats and racers normally do not enter until the morning of the first race day. Entry deadline is 10 a.m. Saturday. ___________________ _______ W a' .4 iF - - - 1 ______ ... it ' k Ten races over a l'-inile oval course are scheduled Satunh'y, beginning at 12:30 p.m. A grand prix race vill highlight the day's races. Entries in the other races will be by class, which is determined by the power of the motor. 1 - THE BLUE FIELD is c4lJ thec-anton whe,a flag is flown from a building the canton should be away from the building. Hung over the street, the canton should be to the east on a north-south street, or to the north on an east -west street ON MEMORIAL DAY and ot he r timps of mourning, the flag is flown at half-mast. liaise 1 it to the peak before lowering it There is no wrong sid- to a flag A first place prize of 150 will be awarded to the winner of the grand prix race. Prizes of $25, Wand $10 will be awarded to the first, second and third place Finishers of the class races. Miss Orlando Donna Hatcher, Miss Orlando runner-up Anna Marie Burkett, Miss Florida Citrus Queen runner-up Lynn Pemberton of Sanford and Miss Hearing Conservation Queen E i leen Serraes of Sanfurd s -ill present the awards. Two marathon races over a 2'-mile oval course and peak again before lu;4cring i , finished on both sides. "Hesoled, that the flag of the tunfederation chose t pro'at- tin got plenty of By JANE CtSSELBERRY Faced with the difficult task Standing out from the ranks Therefore, the directions call thirteen United States be colors for the Great Seal hese and for the day. Herald Staff Writer complete THE FLAG is flown from with standing of portraying the many moods of the talented supporting cast for a version of a flat fell seani, thirteen stripes alternate red gave them these meanings: red W ovations from thy large en- of Margo Channing, a middle- with their sparkling per- which leaves Why did they knock sunrise to sunset in good rv raw Edges on and white; that the union be is for hardiness and courage, weather. Flown u 3e!ves out — rehearsing for thtisiastic audiences attending aged ps ide down it Broadway star reacting to formmces were Petra Szmy- either side. Irort-on material Is thirteen stars, white in a blue white for purity and innocence rn'nths going without sleep performances three nights last the challenge of a conniving kowskl, a pixie packed with is an internationally recognized recommended for the stars so field, representing a new and blue for vigilance, perand meals, dancing, singing week in the school auditorium, young actress t Mickie Dowell), pizazz, and Steve Phipps, who there will be no stitches constellation." sigr.al of s'rlous distress. severanv and justice. The Teny award winning vivacious Suzan Lundy gave a displayed a great sense of indemuting' You guessed it.. SA LLITE THE FLAG as it( showing through the blue field, Every year, the President OUR FLAG stands for our that beautiful sound of Brcadway musical based on the sympathetic and convincin g passes you In a parade wi th a comedy In his role of Margo's Hover, if you want a more proclaims Flag Day on June 14, land, our people, our govern. film, "All About Eve," reveals performance. Miss Lundy personal hairdresser. "Applause" military or with your durable flag, follow the general in memory of the relution by ment and our national Ideals hand over salute And applause Iswtiat the cst the Inside workings of the played the role of Catharine of your heart directions using heavier the Congress. Flag Day was and every citizen should flOW Of Lyn=, High schooi Draw theatre and the climb to the Aragon in the fall production of Applause goes to the cast for Instructions for making a materials and thread and first celebr3ted in 1877, the how to display the flag and treat Club's musical comedy top. "The Ro)al Gambit." the neat way ln which the scene sewing stars securely. handsome display flag are l00thbtrthdayof the flag. There It with proper respect. I~ changes were accomplished available to readers of this With the blcenter.nlal upon us has never been any official ithout use c' the curtain, and . FLAG may be displayed new3paper. i- materials is nerhaps ti me to refresh our statement on the arrangement to technical direct Hi a availab ae le position above or equal to eas y ava or David memories about American of the stars. Early flags put the Stempler and setOrchids designer history, in this case a _______________________________ David Kottenstette, th ion the American flag, wi directions, workedout two bo ut the 13'stars in a ci rcle One vers to 4_ exceptions: the United Nations Educational Department of J. g. " 12 'tars in a circle wi th ('her Stemnpler, director and thirteenth inside the circle The flag flies above all others at Wiss and Scrs, C easy eben choreographerm who choses In the first years of U.N. headquarters In New York for inexperienced sewers to % ;. "." sophisticated plays usual!)' Revolution, Americans fought flag of 1818 had City and the church pe nnant follow. ik co nsidered beyond the scope of under many different flags. But arranied Li flies above the U.S. flag while Send now for your leaflet with the high school ainatew' group the colonists wanted one The Continental Congress naval chaplains conduct church instructions for making the and somehow gives her national flag. On June 14, 1777, didn't say why it chose red, services at sea. American flag and help .dedicated casts a p.ofessional the Continental Congress white and blue for our colors. WHEN A FLAG is displayed celebrate our 200th birthday. V polish. pasied this resoluticm: But in 1792, the Congress of the on a platform it pii to the 'For your copy, write to Stitchln' Time, c-o this newspaper, Box °1 'ladio Cit' Station New - 61 ' ' Leaflet Ladies' Night, a send-annual affair given by the Del tona Shrine Club for ther women, was held at the Monroe Inn, Thursday evening with a social hour followed by dinner. A crowd of about 90 person,s was in attendance. . / \ - ' / . .1 - fl II I , ... !A . - . j V , I -. 0 -k / F - - - - .14' . ell I ' I Lance Rvwg gets pkity ell attentloc from pretty w.betettes sit Lyman High Scbw,s productim of 'Applause' as Cathy Caxaelb'rry tacks his ticket and Donna Setrer (left) and Becky Loebbari present his jrogrm tilerald Photo by Elda Nichols) 82/letGuild Hosts -. • •., N - . .., I L._— I, • I . .. • . . IT . 71 -çj4.2i' ______________________ •' ::: - t.-S, .,.- , ,. . . ' r. ' 11 . . I C, * I V 002 3 Sunny Skinntr FRENCH AVE. - . ,J uaugnler. 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Lakeland Miami Miami Larry Jackson Ruddy Haskell Earl Heidi David Castleburv Gary Peacock Charles O'Neil Jim Register Harry Karslake Panama City Gainesville --- - I ' - I ~W'I -, . ,," '.' " -..: - .. -. .# " -.V't't-. .N - eL. It ., . *. -'.• PJ-'t--'-' - -' . SECONOGAME CENTRAL FLA. AS R H Si Pdcrss 3 0 1 Weil It 4 0 I 0 Green If 7 0 I Saiterslb 1 AS R H SI 3 3 I rj Gina Nickman strains In a high jump effort. tilerald Photo by Gordon Williamson) 4 -- S. Fri'mom Seminole, Brown S hock DeLand Seminole 111gb School stunned DeLand Thursday night, knocking off the highly-rated contingent 3-0 at the Sanford Memorial Stadium. Randy Brown of Seminole led the massacre. DeLand entered the game with a 21-1 record. DeLand was second in the state last year. But Brown of Seminole shot down the highflying DeLand batters, and Seminole's spunky offense capitalized on DeLand mistakes for the headline-win of Seminole's 1975 baseball season. The Seminoles are now 16-9 overall. With the victory, the Trit" clinched a spot in the playo1s. Sriinole is 74 in the district, behind l)eLaNt. DLand's loss Thursday was its first in the district. Seminole scored one run the fifth inning. Bennie Mills ignited the uprising with a single to centerfield. After Mark Whitley entered the game as Mills' pinch-runner, George Simnkanich walked. When Mark Russi missed a bunt, Whitley took off for third and Dehand's catchier overthrew the third baseman. Whitley easily scored and Simkanich apparently slid across home with the second run of the inning when t)eLand's leftfielder fell down trying to retrieve the overthrow. But Simkanict, was tagged out b\in lk'land's catcher when the umpire ruled Simkanich missed home plate. However, the Tribe erupted again the following inning with two runs. With one out, Jim Brodie singled. Ned Rai nes ('nnlpl2rnented the hit with a single to righuield. DeLand's rightfiekmer let the ball get by him and it trickled all the way to the rightfield wall, allowing speedsters Brodie arid flames to scamper home. Scuilmiole did not get a runner to second base in any inning, except the run-producing fifth and sixth. Brown struck out 12 and walked seven, and shrugged off the pressure of nine stranded !1t'limid runners like a dog shitkes off a fly. Sermriole catcher Jeff Anderson used extra paddingin Ins glove arid soaked his hand in ice between innings because of Brown's blazing fastball. Brown is now 4-0 on the mound. lie earlier tossed a n(.-hitter at Gainesville. Willie Dease, DeLand's centerfielder, ripped it double and two singles off Brown. But [)ease's teammates faltered under Brown's gun and Dease was left stranded. 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S Seminole Seminole 1. 1011 periPaven Hyatt. 511 S 713 lonGs Cent'nI F I P II 2 ER SB $O P,.rrn,'O?t't) 001 2 4401Ited1 S 2 4 3 3 C ) 2 1 1 1 3 0 Cook 773 1 4 7 1 0 IP H R ER SB SO F,',mnns.D 1 0 I I I 2 Xltnfeldt 6 1 9 0 5 0 763)1? 97007 P.'&ber Veadew rRP by KIelnICIGI Evans, 1111 p43511 - hy M-ado.NS IGIW0 CoppCNIvCn 1 7 10 Myatt U 0 III .U% II•IIl5. Ion '' 113 West 27th. St. Sanford 322.7701 . dP 6 Bpiiiihi - Meadows has pitched six complete games in a row. He is 74 after slumping to 1-3 early In the season, The Raiders scored their first-game runs In the third Inning. Stesen James, who had walked and advanced to third on a sacrifice bunt by Rick Hyatt and a throwing error, scored on I)avi' iloUifi.l,l's Infield greunder. Hyatt broke up a double play at second base on HOW ield's bounder that allowed James to score and kept the rally alive. After Holhfield, who was safe on a fielder's choice, stole second base, Russ Lizzoh singled him time. In the second game, James tied the game at 3-3 with a home run to left centerfield in the second inning. Marvin Evans singled home lizzoli, who had walked and moved to second on a passed ball, with the go-ahead run in the third Inning. Hyatt tripled to lead off the fourth and scored on a dropped fly ball, and singled home two runners In the fifth to sew up the victory. Buddy Maher upped his mound mark to 6-4, striking out seven and walking four. Rider s% Westdh (,ref'nhi Salters lb Coppcnhurn f. Cooperci Purnbaek ci Pcrm,tt, o 11, Phillips 20 KI.rfeIdtrl Tote's '4)5 , She' ""Id 111,,' II a.1 her friends to come in and visit her __. • - I.,nV. 1J41[4C. zsrenaa is an . FIRSTOAME CENTRAL FLA ~.,_ID 0 r) 0 n1lissaffill -YJ 0# HOURS# FRI.!CAMr-?P.PA.S.$T.t'*A,M.S:iop.m f ~ - Visit Brenda At . otlierclWdrtn,a=j,Clr1s. - " . efor 11 . . - . .,tJflI III I IVI ILUI 411 . SAT. APR. 258 26 fur icu ... • , L , :: On Hwy 17-?2 at 27th " :: Try tt You' ll Iik,t! :. _,~~) .1 'I f :IL) i' k budget P"cei end con leundri service in a pI,aent at mopMt Optn7 m Oa,I 1B - _. lw at FAIRWAY PLAZA :. ; maintain these hpitaI !iurns institutions r* 0 -.. 0 , :: . -. - women's a. .. i. Il -41 _.;-.-..-.-, , * I :. I I V, . :.. 1. n~ - Ic 2040% OFF FRI. 8 FA I RW A Y 1.: LAPIUNDROMAT '. t.J I 3RLt - . , - il l ea Ph. 322-2199 .1 - The Area) NURSERY : - -, Dr. iJ Mrs. E. Jr. annunct the 4rth of a $ 96 -' 29 43 57 136 556 123 120 380 97 251 125 309 173 60* 706 1103 8.89 935 Name It was no surprise. the second place team. Eberle won the 110-yi.rd low Eberle comprised Brantley's No, Lake Brantley has run Semninole(1O8L points). Lyman hurdles with a clocking of 15.9. victorIous sprint medley relay away wi th all the girls' track finished third with 52 poin ts, Laurie Ball of Lake Brantley team, which recorded a time honors in the area. So w hen the Lake Howell fourth with 3 1 took second with a time of 18.5. of 2:01.7. Seminole completed a Patriot gir ls romped to a lop- points and Trinity Prep fifth Anita Cleveland of Lyman sweep of seconds in the relays sided win in the Seminole with 29 point!, won the 100-yard dash with a with a clocking of 202,4. County Girls' Track and Field Lisa Eberle of Lake Brantley time of 11.6 and the 220-yard Gaines won the 440-yard dash Meet at Seminole High School was the meet's outsta nding dash with a 27.5 tIme. Troy in 63.5 and Eberle took second on Thursday, no body as much athlete. She sprinted to a first In Anne Gaines of Lake Brantley with a 64.1 time. as batted an eyelash, the 100-yard low hurdles, an. took a second in the 100 with an Seminole finish ed one-two in And Lake Brantley did it in chored Lake Brantley's win- 11.8 clocking and Lake Bran. the softball throw, as Frances splend id fashion, splendid nthg sprint medley relay team, tley's Tern Forster scampered Boyd took first with a toss of Patriots amassed 2042 4 and captured seconds in three to a second In th e 200 with a 211-feet, 4-inches and Laverne points, almost twice asmamiyas events, time of 27.8. Boykin was second at 195 feet. Ken- i Heffernan of Lake Gail Murray of Seminole won Brantley won the mile run with the long jump, soaring 15-feet, a time of 6:03,4. Darlene 9-inches, and Eberle was Berkeley of Lake Brantley second with a leap of 15-feet, 4finished second with a 6:10.9 inches. clocking. Bagel of Lake Brantley won Lake Brantley won the three the high jump with an effort of relays, five feet and Nickrnan took The team c Gina Nickman, second at 4-feet, 10-inches, The Hunt, Berkeley won the 880-yard Karen ROIIVIIIICIIIICL and with a clocking of 211,6. Fuatet' run The Seminole Junior College baseball team tied Valencia domina ted the 880-yard rela y Trinity Prep's Cir.dy McAbee Community College for the Division lead with a twin-killing with a time of 1:54.5. Seminole wes second at 2:35,7. Tnursday of Central Florida Junior Coll ege atSJC's field. was second with a I :57,e Boykin of Seminole SJC and Valencia ha ve 13-5 Division records and Will Clash clocking, dominated th e shot put with a Monday at an undetermined site and time to determine the Tern Foster, Nickman, Carla throw of 34-feet, 1-inch. Eberle Division championship. Foster and Betty Bagel was second at 31-feet, S-inches. The Raiders bo!tt'd into the deadlock wi th 20 and 8-5 wins prevailed in the 440-yard relay Boykin also win the discus, over Cen tral Florida. .. wi th a 53.7 time. Seminole w as slirnzini the dice95-feet III.ti000y sleaGows mn-eu a nnarp seven-rut snut out tot me right behind the Pats with a s4' inches. Lynn Thompson l' ie Raiders in the opening rune-inning contest. Meadows, who clocking. Brantley was second with an struck out seven and walked two, did not face more than f our Nickmnn, Foster, Hagel and effort of 84-feet, 7L,Inches rn4rI Wlnpi'L,ina.ttI h,ftr.r, in , —' a strrng event of of Sanford.Seminole, a their patriotic music, stop in at lad es Mrs Henry state. This money is used festival and convention to in- SERBA company. toward the maintenance of the Bicentennial Sprague . Cdrl Dock Jamboree, clude master clasus and Many professional scouts Saturday at 7:30 p.m. In the Robert Merrow and U - ph 23 hospitals for crippled choreographic workshops. from the country'smajortslle . children and three burn inSanford Civic Center. A Kel The SERBA convention groups were in attendance to stitutes, operated by the concert, sponsored by area committee delegated Ballet award scholarshi ps to the select W hen called upon to address Shriners of Nor th America. He Lions Clubs and the Greater Guild of Sanford-Seminole to dancers aprticipating in ballet the assembly. Noble Mel said that Vo'usii County alone, Sanford Chamber of Cornhost the welcome recepti on for classes under the direction of Duncan thanked the !)eltuna with its six small cli.bs, raised rier&e, ,iU feature the rid-famous dance artists and master dance teachers. Shrine Club for their part in $73,000. He informed the known Norwood Singers from pr ominent executives in the Founded in 1956 in A tlanta, Jacksonville. fine arts fieW. Ga., the SERBA festival is held _ The Se minole High School About 150 dance authori ties annually In a different city. band and Sanford Naval were entertained at the After being auditioded by a Academy' band wi ll perform a I rnuon-ing an af. dirertnr-at.Jarg' of National tkctir. of p3rtl;ti tuflts. terncxni general meeting bef ore Association for I(egionaIj3al, >' It will be an eye-pleasing beginning the seminar, Eallet (i!4 was accepted into g%t' ewnt as well as ear-pleastng, worksho p and critique with the prestigious SFRBA In ' Now In Bloom In Boat No, Bill Jones Frank Mayhan Jeff Todd %lorrell May-han Randy SalloW Ben Robertson Homer Greene Paul Heathman Jimn Stagg Toni Chandler Jerry Nerly Ron (Jrtagus Danny Krikhfleld Bill ('4%$l'% For 1 st Place - - - Portugal, thownb)5)aUC Cross of Deltona , noted photogra p her n r tr aveler, 11,~ ~!, for CRYSTAL LAKE a 1 Club, Gordon 40 ballet companies affiliated man. Serving as hosts and IA-issenring introduced his lady The money was reAlizA irom with Southeastern Regional hostesses were members of the Geraldine and all other officers the papter sale that was carried Ballet Association (SERBA) board of directors of Ballet followed suit by presenting on last month throughout the IDCI In Orlando for a three-day Guild ' $1 (The Purple Blooming Tree . Florida Shriners. Noble Mel Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lanportity f left) welcome gunti Mr. and Mrs. L)-ill C. Cro" (Illerald Photo b also been Inviled toappearat - TREES - - UI'tI( I I Duncan and his lady, Helen. Fannette Edwards) Dance Celebrities from welcomed to Central Florida several hundred dancers. Also. Ob:e De}orest Long, throughout the world were Thursday night at a gala Mrs. Jack Greene of OnuntalGuldeofBahialeniple raising the $110,000 which members that it fakes 3 reception at Howard Johnson's Idyllwilde Drive, Sanford, was and his lady, Central Florida will prtsent to million dollars a year to tWest U.S.50 when more than the welcome reception chairthe Grand Chapter of Florida. Presiden t Birth Told -— ,.- - - Concert Set' . 3' To 4' TaIl . -, L. . Special guests of uw evening Included the 111gb Priest and Prophet of RahLc Temple of • Enclose I ' ' friendship. Added to the festivities of the evening was the entertainment program, secured by chairman Earl L.angv'orthy, of beautiful • W attired in spring formats, enjoyed 0antheirevening of gaiety and - 1 - .. M ". . The lovely Iathc J 225. each copy and be sure to in. dude your own name, address Find 1P. - Early entrants In Saturday and Suiday's first annual (;rater Sanford Regatta on Lake Monroe follow: a celebrity race are set Sunday. The races will be from 1 to 5 p.m. The celebrity race will feature city and county officials. Mid-Florida l'owerboat Racing Association officials will set up the course Saturday morning. Markets will be placed 250 feet offshore on the Sanford-side of lake Monroe. Spectators will be able to see the races from any point along the shoreline, but best viewing will be from the Monroe Harbour Marina. There major concession tents and several mobile drink starwis will be placed at various points along the shore. Programs also will be for sale. The proceeds of the regatta will go to the Central Florida Zoological Society. The two-clay racing spectacle Is being sponsored by the City of Sanford and the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Eight safety boats will be at the racing site. An ambulance ;tnd flcd Cross first aid van also will beat the .site . The Coast Guard will control boat trafiic in Lake Monroe tiuring the races. The regatta may be the first of several water events to be held on Lake Monroe. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Executive Manager Jack Homer is hoping to bring various water ski shows and boat races to Sanford. He also has said the Fourth of July festivities could be exitnded to make better use of the lake. The Sanford Rotary Club sponsored regattas on the lake several years ago and water ski shows hRve been I,1'l. Raiders Tied - Deltona Shriners Host Ladies Night - . - Lake Brantley.. . Surprise I Wins rirls' County Track _____ .1 Friday, April 2S, 1975-18 Powerboats Be g in Invasion For Regatta - Ilk - - -, - ---- .-- 11__ Dancers Audition For Ballet Guild SPORTS - - •- The Ho-Hum Blues CM(IISBAD, Calif. API The first round of the $200,000 Tournament of Champions failed to produce any hint that another Jack Nicklau.Johnny Miller-Toni Weiskopf shootout is in the works. In fact, with chipper little Jim Colbert threatening to make a rout of it, it seems downright unlikely. - The three men who provided that dramatic finis.li to the Masters arc' afflicted with a variety of problems — Nicklaus has the blabs, Miller the putting miseries and Wieskopf earache, "I don't expect to win the tournament now," Miller mused after his 74, two-overpar, left him a distant nine shots back of Colbert's slumpbreaking 65 that set the pace Thursday. "Basically, a very dull round," Nicklaus ho-hummtd alter his 70 left him fire shots back of Colbert. Welskopf managed a 71 d'spite some ear trouble that sent him In search of medical aid before his round over the windy, 6,855-yard Li Costa Country Club course. Veteran Al Geiberger, making his first start in eight sears lii this OR( e v ent that brings together only the winners of regular pro golf tour events from the past 12 months, had 67 and was alone in second. Gene Littler, who once won this tournament three years in a row, and red-haired Tutu Watson had 69s. Nicklau, at 70, was tied with U.S. Open king hale Irwin and veterans Bobby Nichols and Dave Hill. lee Trevino and Gary Player matched par General Hosp'*ital t'Al .1 .-1lASSEE. Fit i API The $60,00 Tallahassee Open golf tournament has taken ori the appçarance of General Hospital. with IOC Of six leaders ailing, a second with an ailing wife, it third making a comeback from surgery and it fourths using hypnosis to tinpros- c his game. - 72.. But despite the woes of Bobby Mtcheil, Steve Melnyk, Bob Shaw and Ralph Johnston. healthy players John Toepel and Rik Massengale were not able to do any better than nuitch them with five-under-par 67s in llursday's first round of the 72-hole crept, While Nicklaus, who won the Masters by a single stroke over Miller and Weiskopf, may be suffering from it letdown, the personable Colbert's probIens are of an entirely diflenent nature, lies been suffering througii one of the most severe slumps of his 10 year pro career. That score is enough to put the six a shot ahead of tarry Wise, Alan Tapie and Jim Marshall ot, the 7,I24-s'rd Killearn Golf and Country Club course. But 43 other players were under par, and within at least four strokes of the lead. "I got up early this morning and I felt really La(l,' moaned Mitchell, who won the Tournamerit of Champions three years ago. "1 was going to call out here and withdi aw." When I hit iiiy first drive on the practice tee, I felt really weak," added Mitchell, cxtilaining he had a strep throat along with aching leg joints and a painful back, "I sses going to stay home with my wife," said Melnyk, adding that his wife had just returned to their Amelia Island, Fla., home after major surgery. "Tery insisted I play. I'M glad she insisted." Shaw, who won this tournament in 1972. said he has only played a half dozen times in Professional Golfers Association events since major surgery ti remeve a blood,lot from his right leg 18 months ago. 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Chicken Dinner CA L Art Club I 1: 30 pm. St*w7:00 ----------- SANFOtO FLA )5Sfl34O5 0 I Bw .------ 1:36-4 P.M. ?:36.11 P.M. Ma ke The M p.". TM ball tnft J Fri & Sat. Midnih1how Don Knot1s, are paired in this Prizes for winners of Each Style t" (0) (44) Rock C0110-11 1200 (2) Movie (8) Protectors 1:00 (2) Thriller (44) Bobby Goldsboro 1:30 (2) Rock Corcerf 1:40 (9) Movie 2:00 (9) Movie 2Tiz zzzzirzjz M. Solar Energy Emergency All In The Family Emergency FBI , 1111111 NIGGER CHARLEY TPiip Ball league SKATING SCHEDULE WaIt:,ftump,Roc$c,nhatnaveou ,, - (6) -- s*!c!.!!M*00 THE I!UCOI 1111W . ILile FRIDAY 'Harry and Maggie"A couple of old television pros, Eve Arden and Unesco'tedLadksflrinkssoc i (24) 4:00 (1) COMEDY SPECIAL All Driiiks85C F CBS 8-8:30 . WITH THE PURCHASE OF 730 (2) Friends Of (,i DUO ICIMJUJ Ritz Soft Participants D I k- bath praised the z / . N AVENUE AT 14 STATE General 12:00 (1) ' Jefsons (6) Sounding Board (8) Information Eight (9) These Are PLUS . - We&04- LADIES NIGHT cI'hllu-c (I) Great Adventure (9) Lawrence Well, (24) Grandpeople (35) Department *,S,, (24) Sports 70-s ) Braves Baseba ll 4:30 (9) Wide World Of Sports (35) Leave It To Beaver 5:00 (2) Mac Davis (8) Great T ER NOON - All Musicians WtIcorne I COOL Marble A network is trying to lure buddy, Grady. Since Grady met York sendChico packing, and Steve Lawrence and Eydie the love of his ll.f, -, he doesn' t Ed' s reactin is bitterness and Gorme to do a husband-wife see much of Fred, ;hr' then rage. JAM SESSION Wagd Cubs 4, PhJ11ISg i Bill %Iad1ocksmas,j twoof A' s thicir vi~ry over Kansas 15 The Big Blue (44) Gerald Derstlne World 3:30 (4) Sports Spectacular (8) Dateline Israel (24 omagno s a e ZOOM Show (35) Indy 500 Carol Burnett OS) Wrestling 1 0:30 (35) Scienze Fiction 11:00 (2. 6. 9) Ncws (35) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 1 1 :0 (2) Rock Concert (6) Movie (8) Neyes (6) Hee Haw (25) Movie 0'.an pilot and did a take-off on 6-8:30 NBC SANFORD AND 00-9 Nr CHICO AND IRE tt,chngedtliecharacjernazne SON "Grady and Ills Lady" MAN"Th4.etter" RERUN Ed to Khan, starred an Oriental, RERUN A woman threatens to Brown isabout to lose his with a No I son, and it fell flat come between Fred and his issl3tant letter from ress - was lucky,'saljoez.' seats. r1l fe" away, Sen .L. rile Tur. 1 Llub a'.5i;., rway BONO - WHAT ARE (Iris 5 thertijFrawes turned in a %imt~lw effirt at 4 .. The Super Sounc s Of The Area's Most Versatile Eiitertjiiner. He Plays Your WI A 11 1 11 A T t I _.J , Music ivunuay aiuruay , their respectIe ictories Thursdai at o utdoors. ru If) cmw &OPlielff - - and ;ant LOU - -•. o( the net for several years. But they agree on,, RACING '!*. X__.- ~~ then Carlos May slugged a home run off the right-hander iron Nancy Wins Race 'il . G0014 0" have been an opposite sides L'rL meets World Arcur,d U (44) Movie 7*00 (2) Last Of The (24) Book Beat ) Wonderful . 9,;O (6) Bob Newhart EVENING (9) CIrcus 200 (2.8) Ma jor League Baseball (9) Wrpstling (24) Electric Company (44) Movie 7: 30 (13) Movie (24) Zee Cooking School 3:00 (2) Soul Train , e. . two-run single in a four-nm nth as CnerTh Jackson's base at to give th lead. with a triple. used to be, at lst since . .. . At= P . .. - 0. A.MELIA ISLAND, Fla. (APt acT't m.-mcn 0. " -_ League. had what appeared to Pro Hockey OvIrIff-ittials . - - (Jr Twins wtre twt. -I - - PEI 11111, KrMV I I 4 Indiai,tawj -~ApjWaf) It! I . - I 1 .,. Althot.4 o* 3XI will be on hand per. -Wahl to watch .. we sear4d Cj35j.3 tk - e'wcom..thre could be ) r'illion ty see the ! , uth irining and then rapwd a rail;, the 0 But 4 (a.t1, at the - f?1" I .. Sheraton - Sanford Inn 11 • senii1inalaction tOdJY in a SIM,000 wormn*s tenius tourament here. After I'm not It certainly 100ked ftl way. FRIDAY P';, . L , PP .1 erim." top in September. I think It Tanner, the Chicago nwa. going to be ckse all tiw t C tYOflC in the park. except Otf guys, thought they re do1ggjtto th ft." /• r- P.a ) , capW a fow-k-m guys this year, grinned Th. ''' 4' 3 'a • rrs who alredv ktsl,.. f J hai won $fl Q3 r half M'UiOn whim be faces Augrahan .Iotm Nercornc in histy' rirhet tennis rnatrh Saturday E;%Tn the k--vf of tius grudge encounter stands to collect n 1w rmg1brhood of M.= in the bee-d-rive wt Evert, ?) Spccd Racir ,$) Pink Panther ) Valley Of Dinosaurs ) Super Friends 3 Daytime 4 Carrascolendas 4 Jim Thomas Outdoors 11:30 ) Star Trek ii CBS-TV $240,000 an episode to shaking deputy on the old Andy problem. If II have to get the prodwe the seas3n's biggest Grifiith wries, plays a grouchy woman claul Grady's life. bemb,"Knan!" and four of the widower with a 16-year-old WE'LL Y slsuws never made it on the air. daughter, :iving an uneventful Ironically, the net work did a lifeinlowa.MissArjen, better Andrca is6. " villain" who Charley Chan pilot several known !or her "Our Miss gets both Ir father and brother years ago, with Ross Martin as Brooks" series, comes into his Chan. Everybody liked it at life as a relative who moves in parties e" 'Li be CBS, but concern surfaced over and upsets their existence with includes I 'in ,1ri,r abuse use of a caucasian actor playing f ( alcohol , a Chinese detective, despite the bombastic manner. Harry which proems,ugets her iatipvr to f&Ct it Was always awhile actor figures to get her playing Chan in the movies. So out of his life :. to try to marry thinking, ~en about social drinking. the network scrapped the her off. How runs for the winrm rallY and provided Wood with Qt his first victory of the season TheIr ezperIei1e md alter i .maturity paid off At said IzmeitdemedMinjs,LsI Kansas City Manager Jack B.ljleven 01 g $Jwjij truurml %kXeixi They showed why " r "' s what I like about our F!'awyaoig"s I (1*Iorl T A ~_-ioflil 11 6 Goo-Ti,vot wat, Y.T M The s&t 1!4fl'Pi*f5.'tt43 17,5) vn &?ff4'? Aviation Weather (6) Mary Tyler Moore Show (8) May e (35) Pop Goes The Country (44) Sports Legends Bandstand (24) Villa Alegra (33) Sports Legends I *00 (2) Soul Train (6) NBA Playoff (9) Wrestling (13) Movie (24) Sesame Street (35) Movie (44) Combat 1*30 (8) Categorically 6) Shazon 9) Lassies Rescue Rangers 4) Zee Cooking Phooey 124) Sesame Street 11:00 (2,1,11,11) News (6) Fat Albert 11 LAS VC E-C.A.S. N*e%. , - APi - Brash young Junmy Con- RttklI Bnies3 Tom &Ilogmeier that gave the twc-mt &akland raUy in the bowbollf Worm Up 1 71) - " ;::r' '.IPaT$ I IA Pict Cl Mi S ii '' (9) 3aretta (11) lane Grey (24) Today Ili Legislature Theatre (44) Dinah 8:30 (6) Jeffersons (741 Theater lit (9) American 10:30 2. 8) Sigmound And Sea Monsters (24) Villa Alegra (44) Wally's Workshop 8:30 (2) Whee;le And The Chopper Bunch (6) Speed Buggy ) Banana Splits :: (24) Mister Roger's Nei ghborhood (44) There's Plenty Of Gold 9 : 00 (2, 8 )Ernerger'cy Plus Four (6) Jeannie OS) Scream 144) Sour Tvairt 1' 8:00 (2) Addams Family (6) Pavorite Martian (8) Jabberwocky . (4) News (5) News (9) Celebrity Its 1151 TRA (;Illl?JIn i 10 (2) J 3bberocky (6) Bail Comets (8) Go 9:00 (2, 0) Rckford FlIes (4) Plinei Of me Apes (9) Hot L Baltimore (14) Masterpiece Theatre (44) Movie 9:30 M Odd Couple 1000 (2 51 Police Worrian (13) Wrestling (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood t I 30 1# Movie L Land 0 inc ost 6) Scooby-Doo 9) Devlin 24) The Electric Conipany 44) Ernest Angley Hour - (13) Movk 1975 .1425 (6) Pebbles And Barn Barn (9) Adven'ures Of (3) Kung Fu (35) Fisherman 6:00 (2,5) News (24) BIPck Journal (35) BoWay Goldsboro DIALING AROUND: It cost pilot. KnGtts, the stuttering decides tostraighten ut . -Aed ~rcffier off [Mve Tomlin. 1O. glesby LuisGemez,Gknn Bor. Boy Darwin Iwas gueanfzth] but inann ii,..1... A' s Royals? it said of his blast off reliever Bill North singled to start a On TV '' " EIGHT H I U Pace C7 Faion '0(111W ,., P / £ I :r1eviswri. . - , TV TONIGHT"P U ( 9 Growers Almanac 6:75 (2) Daily Devotional 6 30 (2) Across The Fence (6) Sunrise Semester (8. 9) Laurel And Hardy 7:00 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie (6) U.S. Of Archie (24) Wfjil Street Week YOUR BIRTIIDAY -- (33) Party 6-00 (6) (44) Diih ~ , - - - Friday, April23, 197s-3B .. ( , j) Chico And The Man thoroughly, You will make a major BRA Sept 23-Ott ..s change this year that will bring LIBRA Oversights are likely in your greater order and harmony to dealings today because of the your lifestyle. Also, you will hasty and careless manner in become quite active In to group onduct business. interest. ______________________________ Conners, Newcombe Clash Ontierus and two oixi iiiiung Defoe McMullen batting for WilLe Crasford, cracked a 1i. the ninth U 4~0 swspicious of any legal paper • Sign nothing without reading it kv y to his fifth 9M411t ;065 Tw1n5 had built Opir lead with Chicago Dwsclaywhen John= pulled jIW* runs in the fifth.smfltjl drOW across two runs to back Sports _7 9 t 0 League ganies.the oaklandA's "When me and Jcinny are LOflJOI30flItoue.....p4 rIip d the Kaxtsas City Royals hittw' Perez s-d, "'wa serge pe I'1IttGi rl (W,W) - EISE C ATIipfl, J 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line (5) 525000 ramId (9) Hottoed Squares (11) Wrestling Sanford And () Comedy Special (9 Kolchak (24) Washington Week (25) Hometown Fom Johnson Wood's Victory 30 10, ,,, SC. I . 109 (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Stonemans wa•. .4 tw o )TM ago. I was , Doenthen.andIgothiirtat es 114; DO I4)áfig $4, trilTuried the Atlanta Braves 11- tied the game off Davit It was in Ace-U anti I was 3 and the Chicago Cu downed I reisleben 1 2. on .. . a uncor hitzng -40 at the tur,e and pla. the Phitadelpiva Plulies 4-1 ing sznge by Dase Lopes Re toolaing and finally getting to The GLuts started their wul- lievex Damy Fr~olla later show what Ican do. Then I got ning rally off Forich. 0.-I, with gave up a tases4aded walk to as - Manor& (9) Wide World Of Enterldinment 12:30 (9) Movie 1 :00 ' Midight Special (9) Moiie (44) Party Truth n. I r) 5 I 0 21, 't 6 4 I i famrig riany coUege athletic progams. .k!Th)rlgthemeasuressuteJtoctjtçt.jj4, ntw foodsa U schdar3tupll; firm a,e na.mt V to 25 a )mr. , CIfl. 7; Garvey. LA. 7; Murcti. Sc. 1-11 &I cv rA.t)i ES T IQ;PtE 5- R AndrewL ((atI "CO, Ili 1. # Dr&+10 A 'Cro's C& CO U? s.pi a year, it's im'e tokecp to patcGr1s." Royal told the opeo,ing session of the ,viatjonal Catote .IetiC AIXiatiOV.A5 conkrerce On eCrAW'JC3 Thursday -eas Of reffuiting, ~k felt cuts couYi be rr.ide in tk,e zj J, le:wt Not only chd he drive vi fici bunt by cintiver% wtur. 'i game.winz,ing rut was thewwiuig rin, txit e.arier Granger twnti for tti. nice, but em bllUello was the PrO&Kvd a 5-4 lead for them arA a tat batsman. fact tlt I beat Ken FOrICIS," with a baseso.aded walk in che Dodgers 11. Padres 1 , . . ostma [rreU Thomas with a sina,le to In the cther 4sonal League su- -wi comeback rn the 3l1i' Things were never t he same LA. 7 R - .. (6, 44) Movie (6) Conccnfrallon "Ard that's fime with rne. With 30 new irnotbaU scholar. detivery- got 3 chame to Pay 12-nd. sO It' s Just W going G=9er to protilde the Glants himtx.ckpartiaily with agame. hcce" w1thatmporarynr.nnle41j wifMW hit that led the San The Giants were glad they .Prftv&ng the walk were a Francisco Giants over the ?ad bun Thrsday night, at single by Chru sprier, a by 14iTS-Ga.-,, gami* cao tRew'ws 11: •, o-' *U"- U~rnt f 1, 7 Criamarn . 4 i4%'fl 5 EVENING 00 (2) To Tell The . Texas. . L A. 1) . Night Gallery . (or nothing" proposition, the small self-doubts inhibit you fromforthrightactio - ou Ii get the nothinu PISCES I Feb. 2(~March 20) LEO (I July Some valuable Information will not good "clos er" toda y. ser go over your head today if you ters] to do more then do .nore talking than listening. finalizinp, Den't oversell You'll have more to contribute yourself or your product. later if you're attentive flOW. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. KAXSAS CI n' i AP I - "W. ,is re hea ded for o ne -pla loon ;al. ccac:b at t1v University of footbal.l." says Drarrel.1 Ro, tAA,,e Ajt~, tt~e "I never did get a rharxe to go-ahead run on joshw's basie No years ago, Ken Fars.± pLay wtwo I came back off the hit. T1 jtj tied thegame broke Von Jod~'s hard with a in*red kst and I finally asked :n tIr_ itg!:Xb oting when Cl-.f,; pt& to be .j€t" klu walked u- the Joshu v& only got his wuh loaded on f.-W pltdxs from Tbursday'11110 1t,Jljdm broke F*idi' heart with a hit - he got his team. reliever Gary j.jfl Joshrs. wf4se career was -I'm glad it was to 111he GiIf. Oe selvellth. Joshua 'Ift -a a xe interrupted by a Foracti ants,"hesaiti'mfrcsnOak- bases-load walk off Wayne hit FOUCTI.! lj*er. rJ~"l ir Royal Sugg e Is Cutbacks _ 3* ; !~aft. at. =. 2 n 4° - -'A;*~-j ' 'woo TbuP¼ M. Pact --~S,00d" A-a-liritr tj Hisle, 1 1 "fir"r. Cyll. 20 Baseball is ,, , 2. 7 Cana M vo:, 4w4fru". c0a. I] m. 'i RATTED IN-LJVar. uYS-CMt. 15' 2 ç57 aPi,ri i, car. 17. 91-o'uCtr of St Lcu,l s('aea ,, , '. zars, - n G.iuw% sr Entries '"aO'..': "I's at Cat. Ga.s *.. -..I-#'% sc?~-ed Harness af w Li-.a t k THE A&WLATED PRESS SATTI%G 1 1 iAiJAHASSEF.. F. tAP, - hondas 1uiancil1y lx~*Qbled thrmgWecl race tracks would be aflowed to siiam S5 2 million frorn bettinR windows under legLsiation approved by a Hmm cmunjittee. The Re'lated Industries and Licer&jng Committee, aPpro. ed the Wls to aid race tricks after junking anctither proposal $3 million P• p proPriation from state funds. Giants To Astros I'VC11 IF te M I 14 'i"Clarre V , ,. a-a ff Payo ,- D""if t 5 BRIEF 'p tting Be Tbvriday Rndl 7G& Vt sesdays Gdaws '4 ~ . HOROSCOPE persons OH haven't de.!t with mi look fUU1LJI before. keep all records iind when you change your mind. receipts. SAGIflARIUS Nov, 23-Dec. TAURUS ,April May ) 21) Usually your hunches e Se 'u consider your part dependable, but don't put too ner's views in making decisions much stock in them today. Rely would be extremely on sound, logical reasoning. o act on >our OWfl. CAPRILORI4 (Dec. (EMlNI i M 21-June 20) Ii 191 Don't become involved with working with tools or ap. some juicy scandal making the plinices today, use them roundsabouta ifiend. The link properly. Seriou.i problems in the gossip chain c&i be broken by you R 1 'I US AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. hI Continue to turn , I islation Proposes O."!-Wriker at Plew Y,:ry : 111411-4111-7 sorill's rCRTH - I V ftar"" 900vt (0 At (4 ,Sill J#42402 vtw ft) .. N Senur,j&s irmir 130.-yard freestyle relay In an earhtr 01 Os-ie captured the IG)-varj tr'xn. eUoke 1-1061 John= won the 5&yard h eegy tie (24.1) and In an earber momeet, the Seminole boys downe,4the IWyard freestyie 15461. Frasier w wred Lake Brantley r743 W,the Lake 8m ' -tley girLs the 110-yard thviduaJ medl ey 2..0t r4 the defeated Se iidt' 9.J3 , u Clkics" of K . "M C,ry 5.6mi,ifyrs Gdows ,,, eve Thomas is batting Shortstop-pitcher '*~ Trwn Albers I and iedos e1The Lmatil.la Wis &Dpped Seminok arAj ftee:sty 12: !e 03_3~ aM Ki:rk KWer of 511s . Ovwdo matil]a registered 103 points to or dominated the diving competition 1u.1 Oviedo am 69 for Seminole. pr,mls I. . ip .,0tgpijii rt Bill Baker 01 Osie captured the 100.- a-. $,a)_ (A) .- - FRIDAY - For Saturday 26 1 97 1' April r ARIES (March 21 April 19) SCORPiO (Oct 24 Nov 22) You still have to be wary if Guard against prematurel y I lakeBrant1eycomeslothetxzrnarnentwitha 13-3 record. Randy Fowler Brant!eys txong-armet1 cat SPCWS made up tre Tnbe-s freegyle "Jay team 117 mt to L'maU 17 mee 5imrp 0 43s $15 I 'ç rT -i, IIIIIIIII %, I 'A * By BERNICE BF,DE OSOL I ---- - Tuesday at ax FnT poa 4! I Prev(11 I S I T ~*% I f r is go I.1 a S a 7 moscAlp ,- - I ____________________ , w S verw-,Cra 3 ' do , tl, -' -. - : Ca,re*c. tW - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ,I AM - .-' - i - ti It s , F. -11 fill I dill A 40 I Ar*t4, . Ed ill),k jo I 13 a5 4 1 . I 3 %' - Set Lyman catcher Mike McKeever Ls the team leader. He is an excellent defensive catdw with a rifle-like JTh E3'OWTI ali make up the wIe ci Crozns' team FAevater. wtic - -I r r-_. .. L ______________ Lyman 's rart • - 500 LWSL. .i cr X 1 (7 561 SUV £ ' - it.'. A - 1 - ..-. Jim Withrow o( 147r.an, first baYman, is tb Greyt-,iay1' lcng.ball threat Coctrol-pEtther f.Vf ' .Loo, record vi fise hitters battni acer lOt Secoind basieman &)W- Rdznson leads the Tberway's W"Mm - - r _ for Fdgewater. tainstTrir Pe iierintj s also ts a fru baseman uld Crooms,best hitter. S Am I's "Ov C.alird .I 4 4 CN04rd rwfira - I Bo"inm Pkrdv .j 41101" % r 4 hilling .340. Fcrrner CCOO(fl sUKient* i ian Orr are hitting 3()J vJ .32 respectively a basieman Rkk) D.-Ans, pe.dw F4n# Homer and ufxqder Don Jacobs bead Oviedo_ Two kit-handed 1 ers, Davii Wjns and GCLatour.pactCroo. i.gms,whopitcheda e held at 8:30 p_m.&tXlrd3y and the C30Lathin,whkhwil1be between the krso( tcgMs6ands - so • 48 erat crtstap [n WWj.azr shgjng at .Zi dip. ng?ithe Ricky lting . first basenan Ken le s petthed at . z1 Ty The &TflflLliO'iW,â) wW nQt.1 Lyman at 6 Pm and the rxwirl:s-F*matm -.lctw tang with Lake Brantjey at S p_m A PtAYOFFS :,AW ~.V 3 X7 T; 111M.Mteft"r ill - -.-.- . a' Results 77. I . SCMEBOARD '. . -' - �r'fr,..,-. ', i'-'.- L .i!!davI __ Groeps 1 £JT Uri'uty Cf J Pçhtst' 4 Group at 40 1eemine famiIes 4IAgsand 9 Unit of Cub 42 Famous SCOutS 45 G'aup of 12 Pres:OentaI desert nickname travl.vs I3Automator 49 Fruit drink 14 Matted 50 Muse OP lyric erae ,"Oetry 15 Decay 52 Constellation 16 ttalan ?'C 52 Lc;ume 17 ASSeISrint 54 15 Sp"tuiJt'c 55 Nisci,evous meetni cPi,Id 2Q1uCdu1 56Mascuhre 22 S.ouan lndiin nickname 23 Pastry 57 Cubic melc.c 24 Gr'x,i of 58 anmaji humcist 27 Mititiry unit ••• goddess 32 rrerh c,t, 33 By way oi 34 Ignited 35 Argot 36 -- Arna.z 37 Assembly 1 2 I Planet 2 Muiicil Instrument 3 Greek letter 4 Arp 5 b'.estetn 5h* 3 5 4 __ _____ ___ fAJfiIJ ALA S ____ G Er A T OL N$ CA __________ V ________ ____ _____ I A V 4 A T E N r T S F N1 6 Eqpt.tn t'ril 3? Grciunj sat 7 Mi'ti 35 Fire remnants 8 rr j I luI,e 36 POeft' Mediterranean lady winds 38PlpOhoInt 9 Swet truit 39 Surly 10 DaSh 41 Consumer II Subseguent 47 s, 19 Signs of assent 43 Greek 21 Favoc1t 44 Group of DISTRICTS AND OUNDARIfS OF THE ONING ORDINANCE (IF Ciry OF SANFORD. 25 Great lake 26 Ceremony 27 Sharp pain 25 Finisried 29 Ffench rler 30 Brad 7 PItc i herety qivfl that a Public HearIng will be held at the CcnimIslôn Room in the City Hall in J8 46 WorthIest ,,,p ,7 :rd.ers 48 8ac' ol the neck 51 Bodent - -9 10 11 SEEK&pNDt I%(1 _______________________________________________________ .t 7 O0 octock. P M on May 12. 1975. onr.r rhinqes ,'nd amend i1l( ntstOtheZonInOrd.nanccOI thc City of Sanford. F- lor,tja, asfoIlos That property lying t the south est corner of tht intersectIon 0 74th Street and Fretxh Avenue roricsed to be rezoned from RC I (RrltrlCtc,d Cornmercijlj Dlstrfrt to OC 7 (General Commercial) District Said Prorty being more Particularly describerj as foIlow 15.3rd Section i-is 70. Seminole County. Florida All parIIe in interest and CitiIifl shall have an opportunity to ,t• heard at 5,-aid hearing By order ci the Cl, Commit',ion of the City of Sanford. Florida H N Tamm, Jr CIty Cierk Puiith' AprIl 25. 1975 DEM ___________________ ________________ I (LAS K C I TA P C Y L H C 1 ft TA PB Z A Q U I { C ft N ft 1 ft II A 6 ft Y E A C H P A I NI 1 I Z A C H A E ft B N C C H I A I C NM A ' 'sI S A A 0 B Eli A 11 ft M I AL 1 C) C i, Orlondo Winte Paik 322-2611 8319993 - I ZGBR MONDAY thru FRID4 N A E ft Realty - Attention Retirees OP P41w HOMEMAKERS This CO?y twit bedroom home with eat in kitchen, large family room, and Screened porch on quiet street is just rrc;ht lot poo Only 5I?.9c(. with terni il'.iil,3tjI Onebectroom apt .turns5lie(j Upstairs lb Pete 416 Palmetto Avr. 3725760 , - 31c a line - 24c a line ______________________________ ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY Noon 3)A-DJpk?xeS 3 Lines Minimum C H ft I I T1 C I A Q E .och Abor. I BR, 2 bath. 132.50 See your broker or Call owner. i 317 15)) jI fl1 (5115 __________________________ PRICE REDUCED- 2 Sty, 3 tonun, central hu'al 6. ar, fence yard, beautiful oaks NOW $13.00 WI IAXF TRADES FISH, SWIt,j, 51(1 3 tIP wateriror horneonnearly an acre Reautift kitchen format dining, Florid room, central heat & air, feni_e yard, $39,900 WE TAKE TRADES LAkE MARY.. 2 BR frame horn with brey porches, 'x11 corner lot, $7, I Ow DO','iN 1 bou Only hove $650 (IOod credI you may still he (S.h)lC to bus- ihi ireshly Painted ;_. i_,, .J i.'v 2 Lsrourn home-on a prctt, (orner lot Only sls.oc )22)I,2610HiawathaAve- Ilca line lthru5 times 4thru 25 tImes 24 times . . . I B N N S GI B 6 U L U Payton 41-Houses - One & Iwo fledroor,, .ipartrnent nooses RATES I. N E A D 0 A I) S Q WELAKA APARTMENTS 1)4W 1st St lED ADS Semfr%oe CLASSIFIED DEf 41-Houses I __________________________________ Iii HOURS A 6 0 1 A LOS llfldl2.Ugud.Bki - _______ 6 NOTICEOF PLO1ICHF.ARPGOF PROPOSED (PsANGES A,D fLORIDA ::ci , -4 Ship N ---- Legal Notice [JJ ACROS$ .. .. '- ,, '- '"',..'. . r'' ... .... ;'r- --- ,',':'-;'e-r. April 25. 197348 Ani, to P'Cvous Puttl __ vI ' - I. E 1 ft B I'B N l NDN Z . D EADLINES BA B ON AV 1A NUT ft E I B N I BOR A CL' S. lIt.m • t, -• ..- S ' Before Publication Noon The I)ay A Q U I N C C U B E N I N P A D N I R A C A N ft E Q A C Q S I 7 j715 Meadows, Lake Mary %AfltOiI area 7 Bedroom duplex, drapes, I applimncej, AC, pool, pool Service 901 715 3)57 eat 219. Don I ClInt-- Sunda y -' ..., I (' Noon - Ft'kSc - ; '.' - '"' "- ___________________ 11 t. L ii '......A • -- - -- , F E ft A s M U S E ft U M A H C C N c A F I E N U I C I F I N 0 B E ft ln*rvctmns: TbtI4den names Iã.d below ea.t forwazd, bsckwud, up, d'n, or daonaIty In the Pu . Find ch hidden name and bz It In ii it: Stemper Realty jI or 7 bedroom duplex apartnytru '. :._. swimming pool 477(1 S Dr 373 2720. '' ---- I 177-soot 377 1374,372 1196, 377 7516 3)? 1959. 327 1161 13-Help Wanted' I I ISALCOIIOL A FGi3LEN out AL. ANON For families or friends of prc lem drnker For furthtr Information call 47 I .t517 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box 55). Sanford. Fla 37??) Forrest 6rpm iGi - I NEEDED IMMEDIATELYI Someone interested in a port time writing lob who lives In the Oviedo Geneva area and who has a go command of the English Ianguageancj can epress himself herielf. Must beiuunood spile' and not afraid to talk to people If you can hack it, I want to talk t you (rW"e" BIt! Csrric. Mouiog.ng Editor, The Herald Phone 377 2611 for an appointment !nr Re3Itnrc (1 323.63530r645.2333 ________-_____________ p 1;aIh tamnily roam central heat ,ir, $3S,Ø Acri Realty REALTOR. 3?) 7750 - iouses I - Ui _____________________ 6 Room house partly furniShed I with I bath lSOiMelionvilie 6)0 ?fjt * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot! * Newtrosrs na rural area No do-in payrent. nrQnttilp hraptIlents less than nt-nt Government subsidized to qualified buyers Call to see if you qualif5' 3 BR unfur,, house, v'alh wall carpet, fenced yard, kitchen noupped. 1165. 373 457$ -Houses Pro Cage SOSC&IFU5aJe Commercial Properties LAiE MARY Lots And Acreage Small hOUSe, large lot, Small priCe nlady Brown Really. 172 3737; in 1964 r.E Casement air ond,tioner 6000 MU, $100, Amana Window a,r conditioner, 5030 RTU. 125 321 0103. JOHN kRIDEII, ASSOC flyOssnenLovr'y3r5 )year old, large family room with fireplace, very large lot almost I ac'e. Idyllwild.. Section 37] 9161 W. Garnett White Prober, 107W Commercial Sanford 372 The) 3 be-dr&om, )i, bath oi corner 10 $11,900 Existing, sio,soo, ? pci Stenstrom Realty 4' Wide Patio Stijlng Glass Ooor,$'s ifl 6491 Homes, _____ _______ JOHNNY WALKER REALESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR e 322.6457 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" Central Florida's "'' 41-Houses After Hr, 3fl 7111m'l',t - :- ,,-,z.,, j bJi,uU t"uufl dilIil fOOtti nave to see to believe CITY 127500 3 bedroms, t'1 baths Air, central heat, fruit trees hOUSE HUNTING THIS WEEKEND' Contact Stenstrom flealty for service and the largest listing invf'ntory in north Seminole County Call our number anytime 17 HP EIght outboard motor, 560, 12.000 BTU air corudutbone's'. 196$ Chevrolet Rd Air, I dr. air, PS, A 1 Cond, 1500 372 7960 Furniture P. Misc itPmj Sale, Lemon Bluff Fish Camp, Osteen, Saturday, April 26. 10 a m 6 p m, 372611) -- _________ Frlday,AprH2S,lflS-S5 EvenlngII.Iald,Sanlord,FI, _________ 65-Pets.Supplies National 23', 1977 Se,, 1. FiSh, (enter -console, Coast (guard OQtaiç,freJ Ill) Volvo Inboard Drive, Magic American Pit Dull Tu-:r,.u'a II w C t- ci ra.d,;, ;i,. Req wIth papers ivarar,!ee many extras, *1.725 Dank will catch 373 9144 or 333 1505 finance. 373 .1762 _____________________________ Pome,.nian male-puppy, AKC Req 000d blood lines, 185 3736',4 SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE 'ID LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD Wanteel. new ndlt'on. 19' 21', fiberglass I 0 With trailer Trade boat or lot for equity. - ___________ Pp owner. I?' 1970 Chrysler Tn hull Brand new Montgomery Ward, 17 Sportsman IS HP, new glvanized cu ft refrigerator, 1)75 Sofa bed, ti't trailer Coast Guard equipped $30. HlacI A wP,tp IV CR 172 '.... 'see at 11)1 ApOerSon Circle I I aIlcr . Sacrifice bass boat. '77 Johnson 11',Mercury 50 HP, electric, deluxe 6" Telescope, equatorial mounted, trolling motor, twin tanks, depth setting circles on both axis, clock finder, astro turf carpet, driven, inttudes 3 lenses 8. all galvanie Murray frailer $30 unstruclions, *200 $67 7115 6355 Blak quarter ho"te gelding Gentle, 1275 .-,- .- - RCicI5 Garage AutO Air Con dilicners and 'a' auto 109 Mattle St , 373 )3 , P i . Parts 76-Auto - I I 66-Horses - -. ' -- - ________________________ _________- - 1977 VW Campnlobile Clean. c.ir per, refrigerator, sink, slipt I Can refinance or con,.'i., buggy as part of dov'n payment 12.395 01-4 *733 After I , This is Our 13th year at Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels Thanks o you, our customers 372 5757 - __________ _, 75-Recreational Vehkles ____________________________ - - yn• '- -" - - 0I'lditioned Batteries, $17 95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanforct Ave , , - - •'- . - ":.,.,., - . 42'-Wobile Homes Mobiie Home Moving Complete Set up, licensed, insured I'll save you money Call Orlando 773 3170 for free eStimate, ______________________________ 17r45', 7 NIl, l' baths, unlumnished utility, screened porch, wdSher, dryer, d1 thwasher, adults Assume payments, or rent will option 332 1109 -.- 3Horses,$30C)each Plrg Coggins 37) 1344 or In 7737 ______________________________ 1974 KawaSaki, 100CC 373 3016 - 1974 Honda 730CC 7226101 for appointment and information Horse, 1730 Laying Hen'.. SI i-ac'i 373 1309 ______ SANFORD FLEA MART Hwy 46. 'iM E 011.1 322 7599 371 0720 _______ ' Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 37) 34 -- .--67-livestock-Poultry 1911 Seabree: 1i. 60 HP, tilt trailer, electrIc start, libeeglass double trull. 3226515 alter __________________ -. - __________________________________ C,cntle Jersey Milk Cow eahy Bed & Mattress, 120; . wood "'-'----------- ---IS' Fiberglass Sabre, 33 HP dec HONIFACE FRASMLS bed, box sprinq & mattress, 123; 372 7583 AQUINAS manuel Johnson. Gator .It Ira ('RISPINS 3 bedroom, large lot, Sanford's besi ________________________________ ?9-Trucks-Trailers CAURIFI Swivel rocker, $70, 10 lb Paint IWNEVI (rompIeterig.topc)njj) section, central air & heat, al CUflisTopliER FICTITIOUS NAFitE PATRIcE ,,• %pnayer, new 110 377 7373 after S. ujive your un.vantee tarm HONAVENrUP: Must see Call 372 7791 after S. arpe'tect sosoo 372 i193 0''nct F tCI3 oct up. 6 cyl, DOMINIC Notice is hereby Qven thr.t we are ZACHARY BR, 2 t,tt n.w flume. Nice ' animals a gooct hOme 273 3761. N UNSWORTH REALTY straiget SIft, 6' bed. 1)293 Nrw Skylinedouble wudtPayments Also Zenith B W 23" cot'iso'e TV, Tmoow Hodge engaged in busineis at 1)0 "s" P4. ____________________________________________ location, central heat, kitchen - - Call Jnvsanted lIe-ms hauled tree I] 3735796 Junk $03W.lstSt. excellent, US less than $175 mo _______________________________ Duane McQulre at 127 1651 FACED WITH A DRINKIN& S.meran Blvd.. Casselberry. __________________________ ____________________________ 19 eoupprd 373 0237 or 377 1)36 Ilanick up load; yard trash Sla Y' 21 - - -_________ ________________ BALL REALTY )7)6061,3730$,7 Dealer Seminole County, FloricId uicfrr PI4OULEM load 867 t305 POB'OPI MAPIPIE c.pr,opy MOfllt.0 HOMES Req Real Estate Broker Prrh,'ip 11c ràvI Ac,ii lean 7 t:(dr cxinI, Ct 1 c-ti. ftiti' name ef THu P IN I Choice Listings Person ti pt'r it-Cd t'd in 11Cr at otis of __________ 67A-Feed Legal Nolce 227 tIny 17 97 380) Legal Notice Can t1OP. THE CAROUSEL CARD refurbished ReaSonable rent 450 men's clothing to work In men Inez's Treasur" 9O-....'AIJtos for Sale 377 Sanford 373 S)'u IN ALL PRICE RANGES IIVIPIG QUARTERS 'irand Opening, Sat -- SHODPE, CENTRAL OPAPHIC Call 173 456? Store. Phcn 372 coy). Apr DeposIt and 1t Mo rent. 377 144$. Your FICTITIOUSME 76 MLS Agency ___JIM DANDY JAfl FEED iDi rvcetlent business location FICTITIOUSNAME 6)7W -. 1st SI 3725611 0 ___________________________ SERVICE, and that re intend to WritePO Boa 1713 (ilk South of Plnebree-:e Egg Plant Notice is hereby gi,n that I am 28 tCP'er,role, Impala, I door, iI%)t2 "Buy Direct From Bc..tr" AIv-u onraqi' npar?in,'nl Notice is hereby given that I am SanfordAlmost Act RE AL lOriS new now represent 3 Sarah Coventry bedrooms, 7565 Park Dr 43 Lots-ACreage -anford,Flor ida 32771 on fll-dec 59-Wtusical Merchandise relSter said name with the Clerk of engaged lnt,usiness 8130 West Hwt Antiques. Clothing. OF NARY :.LW HOMES transportation *400 Alter 5 ccii &ORML'y's E 16, Sanfc.u-cI 37) 4773 engaged tn business at 16)0 Hwy. I? ' P baths, walk to Seminole High in your' area. Plo investment, no the Circuit Court. Seminole County. 434. t-, 1723976 " -327 773 0 P'Lecn,7flR,7bath. Longwoocj. 3275'. Semlnolo 97, MailIanj, Seminole County, School and shoppb,g Option ARE YOU TROUaLEO? Call Toll Cfllledting,riodpfiyenies, Extellent Florida In a(cord,nce with the County. Florløa Und,he Iictllio flECxwllpt PIAI'4O 7 Bedroom A 1 conditiOn, fenced Two Acres ott L,rke Mary Blvd. 1)1 Juan PcI.) Nil, 7 bath Florida under the fiCtitvs name of __________________________________ Frep available Ride b't 267) HarrwrII 4 7017 for 'We Cart arrangement to add to your to Buy • I3 1969 Chevy Malibu, 753 eng.ne yard. carport, utility room, 372 i ,rrr' wontiect tots. quiet area, provi%ion of the Fictitious Name name of ANTIQUE 8 UNUSUAL FERN PARK MOTORS, and that I Fast. 19,030 3?? 8710 so and call $31 5160 "Hotlirie" Adt'it or Teens 35 families income. Opportur,lty totStatutes, To Wit: Section 665.09 CARS. end hat I intel to ri5,ler intendtoreglsterdnamewj,h,fle Owner r to, ldri rOom qarage, central 196? Plymouth Valiant, Scyl., Both U?0 r)riil with Owner Associate Florida Statutee 1,57 local manager. 534 3616 after 4 good condition 377 798$ JflflQI(' l.ot,nTy ucautilul S or lnhilesnomthonil 97 t'.riI & an cuStüm design Laid narne with the ilerk of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole We Buy Furniture _____________________ =.,... fm. 5 - Ethard J. Starr Harold Hall Realty Planos.154)to535Ø Table Rentals $1 C') Circuit Court, Sem, acres pavid road, trees, clea 38 County, County, Florida In arCordare With i 7 Bedroom, 1 bath apt.. aduII only Ford '73 LTD Brouharn. Loaded. Fern Starr SCnfCtc1Aution Ft3ricta in accordac with the the provisions of the Fictitious fIo*irig streams hlotttDAVES' 373 j'o NEW CONCRETE Persons Interested in $100 or more 0I tOHPRid;r.q Mower No. pets Pretty yard. patio Heat 76 S. Hwy 17 97 ________Chilci Care at, futboowec, sleet h.utu it,.. Pufflis Aprit 11. 16. 25. May . l9; we, ''C-n provIsions of the Fi31iou Name Terry Realty, 141A1 TOP, A?I BLOCK HOMES weekly working fuiI or part time Name Statutes. To Wit REALTOR 373 3711 Good Used Ccriclit ,on & watt-c furnished, $123 mo Section i'5 brakes, Best offer takes 169 0430 DEM 55 41 0'1 Wantid to buy use-a office furniture. Sta:ules. •Io Wit: Setlon l65.o inanced by rarrne'rs Home At 6)05700 $6509 Florida Statutes 1350.3720599 flaldwin5pinetpiang Any Quantity. P401.1'S Cassel Florida Statutes 1957 Chi'd Care in my home Lake At any ministration to Cuatified buyer S: Jerry Swan: IIII CORNER LOT. 3 hr. 7 bauh 1970 11W CC"rp-'b 7 Bedroom apt, RETIRFFS DIlLy, With Rerrsh.$95 Cn;;r. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE f'lvtcr's ;tct;cr berry, Hiy. I7.9. 1,101406 142 43 44 F rlrr . Mlian, I. i-rt, Jr. yr otos 37) Why rent when you can buy fc 9)4, Publish: A,rit 4, 11. 15. 25. 197$ $73,900 ________________________ rebuilt, new tires, battf'y. $90 mo near tgwn 5vPnrcst, WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE 667 4391 $30 404) Alter l-4r 3Yrs.Eaperience 66$ S513 EIGHTEENTP JUDICIAL dR. Publish: April Il, 15. May 2. 191$ DEM2i less? Q4ntrotor 11.600 12)7264, Eves BUY SELL -- TRADE Wanted: Usedpianoand CUlT ltd ANd- FOR SEMINOLE 1720959 Lane Bradford I ____________________________ 9-Good Things to Ea POOL 8. TENNIS privileges, neat 3 3 11 31St First St Bedrooms. 7 baths, central air, COUNTY, FLIRIDA lreadiese-wingmacl'sine 37256 72 _____ 2 _______________________ 6O-OffiC In the Court of the 1,nty Judge. Peg Real Estate Broker Altamonte Springs Spring Oaks P4 Pick up limb car's FREE. Small PP. 7 bath, corner lot, beautifully *ar Rolling Hilts Golf Course, LIVE IN, permanent, with two 668 5117 Action No. 7S-627CA09-C .AK( ?,IARY-- Centrally located SminoIe County, FICda, 1 9047756999 Qualifying, assu'n-,e VA loan. 7 p-ct FICTITIOUS NAME price f Othprs 377 t621 t.aapt.ni ________________ $34 ei,r,, 903 aiults Private room I bath nICP, Lease, 13)5 ma r I PSI P4A I tON AL BAN K 01 In Probate. Pc ii Potetoet and commercial. $39,500 By Owneri 3 flirm 989 CiSO Eves 303 6)4 3139. 662 6051 51-Household Goods Notice Is hereby given that I am AvataIe May I MEMPhIS. Mature Localreferrctce's. drivers 111 1mo a Used office furniture Set Onions L#3r1 .Sii'4l.$i In rO: Estat, of engaged in buslnes,s at 10) W First NATURAL SETTING, Wu'Kuva Dafsun.Subaru Sale ticer,se. nursing experience $75 Plntifl, CARL F Mc?.ANi V. ','i"Od or Steel desks Iexecutive desk Street. Snforct 3277), Seminole I For uSed furniture, appliance -River tot, $11,100 riglith WoodsFern Park, ii 3 3 Bedroom, I bath, nice neigh. yr Reduced to 372 39% Estate P- lye MCF(i on s tsearciall '74 Some below' dealer cost, first Deceased & chairs, secretarial deski & County, Floricta, under the fictitious old, I BR,7 bath, family room wiI-toots, etc Buy 1 or 1001 tern borhood $163 mo Available May Hon." en tar 'ov.'ip ley,niq room, 3 _______ OM?.iUNIpLEx. INC. et at, corr first ChOitti Plus FIi,' LI,OO. en acre chairs, -straight chairs, filing ToA1I Creditnrsand érsons Having name of M. UNSWORTH REALTY, II-Instrudjons Larry's Mart. 215 Sanfo. d Av Work your own hours Earn extra VA 10 DOi'/ N ItO 51, (u'i fireplace, total 70 SQ II E 3 I e-drr.oms. 7 171 Singer Zig Zag with cabinet, Deendants, ClaIms or D.mandlAgalnst Saio cabinets, as Is Cash arid Carry finest Used Cars, Dick Blaird and that I in'Cnd to register Said ' _____ income as an AVON Repre-ten Clu5iy area, near school. etc 7' SUIT TO 177.500 Cash price of $64 or $ payments l Estate: Datsun of a Gun. Fern Park's NOb L'S ram with the Clerk of the Circuit tative Call 641 3079. PC?. bar equity, 11900 P,'l. Large 20r 3 beoon-i apt air'. $IA FORECLOSE MORTGAGE Piano or Organ Lessons 16 50 Uulcien Touch 'n Se-i, 111 _______________________________ Yo and 72-Auction Casselberry. I? 97, fl 17134 Largest dealer '75 Datsuns It. ,-s_.._,_,. ... Leg ________ oiJ are hereby Court. Seminole Cou,ty, Florida in Notice 'WIIulSI .IUI UI Legal Notice UII 1W - , mo Ice maler refrigerator, NOTICE OF SUIT notified arid reqtjir arriving aaiiy Ph 6)1 1315, Opt n See At present any accordance with the provisions of RURAL BUNGALOW fl electric & wMer turnished TO- PanScape Corporali ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Degre,, ri teacl'iinq 7) $37I 21-Sit,,tj, It. SANFORD SEWING CENTER claim$ and demandtiitPi you, cc the FiCtitIous Name Statuses. To S'ade,J lOt CITY OF _____ Spite to' garden, 2 v"vyl r I t.it I Deposit reo'j.reo, PD. Box 7541 VIUI C... bPIJ1MAI 3 •'- 'ajuxe wirn ____ 301 East lst St.. Downtown either of you nay P'o against the Wit: Section 54509 Florid., tetuti EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. AUCTION LONGW000,FLORIDA bedrooms, on paved road $12,500 aprtments, all Uflut5 have Muncie, Ind)nj CaliBart Real Estate estate of Carl F McManigle, 1q57. 3779411 Evesld9 1)14 ChildCare,cjayorruigp,f. Plarif& Pet lOOIS50Sq Ft. modernolfi(,space CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARINGTO 10-Help Wanted Broke leg Real Estate down payment. asuma payments Bdrmt,, and air Will sd AlorId Famous Buck knives, cli YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ileceased,lateo$s.aI(ounty.tothe COUNTY. FLORIDA. 5: ElolteM Unwortpi care. Sewing I. Custom Designs on en busy French Ave. for lease ____________________ CONSIDER ADOPTION 3 Minutes from Town PEALTOP 372719$ 3275997 new separately or together Gooc Service at KuIp Decorator Schrade Walden. John Prumbi OF that a Complaint to Foreclose County Judge of Silinole County. CIViL No. fl.'j Registered Real jeans & Iackets 327 7679 PROPOSED ORDINANCE in 7613 3 bedroom, refurshed home, rental property Piloian Realty certain mortgage on ?tie loliowing Florida, at hiS CHIt in the court Furniture stripping at reasonab Housekeeper to liyr in or out airid knives GardenLand, 1400 W. 1 In re: the PetItion 44 Fcrd Mustang Aulornatic. good Estate Brooker _______________________________ 7 Bedroom, I bath apt., adults only, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: sPuadi"c' hot See it a! 116,500 Pt-altos', 131 1917, After Pirs. 131 described real property. tO wit: St , 373 6630. prices CalI3722'335 for estimate takecarPflfhomeand2schoola house of said Coot! BEN B STEWART and LaVEDA fe buy one piece or full house at Sanford. Publish: April IL 2$. Mky mileage, good transportatit,, tape BR by owner, in Sanora. Lou NOT PCE IS HEREBY GIVEN by ----Noptis. Pretty 7,9, 197$ yard oaIi w...,a. - Dlii. -. ' From tho W I. corner ci Section Florida, within Six c ,as a.. it.Pick up arid delivery children for wrkinq parent . Antiques, estates Consignmeritl STEWART, his wife. ar months OEM 10$ 14'-buSu30ss the 1.40's, Mtg. can be assumed port.rnitjes water fjrnithect 1)25 mo Patience Plants. , Ctty of longwond. Florida, that 1$, Towflthip 21 South. Range )0 from the time of the rst Pu1iC8ton I_s 4_. &eoct home. pIus 1700 per rn welCam. NOTICEOPSUIT ' PAYTON REALTY cc Cart. $10. Dinette, 3 chair's, %ii 2" 4" high )c Each th C;?y Cc",ntil will hohiii a poblic Eost.runth,nceN$9rees.. of this notIce Iwoopies of each salary Prfr older mtui Stemper Realty '0. RICHARD Peg Peal Estate Broker WENDELL hearing to consider enactment of East along the northerly ii of the Sofa. 13$; Rocker, $20; Desk. 131 3720003 PS, PB, AC, PW, AM FM stereo I Merchandise STEWART v''i in gd health, Rafere claimordemandsjt4beinwi.jting, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 327 !Y'l,7i10Hia,r,n'prahye at 17 97 Ordinince No- 395. entItled: GPO PROD. MEAT Central Florida's Recliner, $13; Dresser, $15; Zenil ' SW l of i_j Section 19 a distance of and shill state It., ple of residence ?rack.raci;als arid mare. Sacrifice. _______ ______________ (CS 111 $411 eat. 117, or 534 67 17 iorie'er I custom built. 3 bedroon Residence Unknown EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C1R l'aMI E 0th l,Hwylô API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 1,253.47 feet to a "771750AY-727SOISPIIGHT MULTIPLE LlSTlPIv REAL portable TV, 145; Bassett S drawt .e$ me till your garden spot; mot 111)0 13 7050 after 4-30 pc,lnt on the and post 0111cc ,Cress of the home for less than the cost of rent Addreis Unknown CUlT OF THE STATE OF P1-I 373 9719 3774991 vacant lots. Ctret $45; KULP DECORATOR 1919 S French OF LOPIGW000. FLORIDA, westerly ?lQhtøfwây line of the claimant, and shatlp sworn to y YOU ARE HEREBY '" 'LORIDA Casselberry. Camelot $39,500 Prices In mid 170's Mode-I II IN AND FOR : _____________________________ Eve 372 7371 377 1496 372 ;st - FlOyd Freer, 3225191109W 1st St. 3272335. otrI1Ir V-fV'.lSCelIafleous For Sale Ja'ep (Q(T1lCTe'I reCuuuy. HOURS FOR THE S.C.L. Raliroad,thenceS 10 degrees the claimant, his agsf, or at?Orncy LICENSED REAL ESTATE SALE .,- ',4081 LE HOME PA R K i BDrrn. split plan, 2 bathS. SEMINOLE COUNTY Longwoocl $31 5113; $31 37$ that the above named NOTIFIED Petitioners,FIXING SALE THE OF a I ______________________Pontiac Offentiauser powerea, PEOPLE, growIng Winter Par INTOXICATING 33' 10" West along said right c'-way arid accompanied bia filing tee of fdmily rm , complete kitchen. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S4S4-CA0SC NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES hit Rent 1mm E Electnis Range. $200. Ga BEN B STEWART and La'EDA BEVERAGES AND FIXING THE line a distance of $71 $7 feet to a onedotlarandsuchQimordand FLORIDA new brakes, oversized military Real Estate firm fleetiIs ___________________________ 33Houses shag, drapes, fenced, extras, Woodruff's Garden Center POWER icycle exercise,. IL), bird Cage COP. Seigler Heater. 1700; Sear STEWART, his wife, hayC 1led a HOURS OF OPERATION FOR point S $9 degrees I 71" East a not 13cst lot selectIon tirei. roll bar, licinsed and un SAl I"i.,.s. A.. representative 10 1,811 flew sul i-a (,, qarae, near st'ool fllea shall beroid. P-ORATION, a corporation, I Petition to, th iidop1on of the E S I A B L I S H N E Pd I S andstand,j$. alcl,ocker,%5 AIIA Window tan, new, $50 372.190 --4- I I.pected 530 6355 I N distance of 10161 feet from tne PIE home. Wall.wall carpet, contra DOW it'. '.,..,1Ib' In diviilon in the Sanford area. Ca II fly owner, $34 3325 Helen M MM*gie 2 Petitioner. I conditIon, 3775)91 Bedroom, terrcd yard after 9:30 mino, child named in that Petition TERRITORY OF THE CITY. OF corner of Maltbie Shores First ad 1air $7,700 down, take over 'nor Mr Robert Green,. Reeltot vs. As ezecutnix otie Last $175 n-eu. Adullspqefr Sanford's newest and and you are commanded to serve a L 0 P4 G WOO 0. F I. 0 R I C) A, dillon, as ha.' D.arI :4 Dcoge Van Tradcsrn.a,i 100. 6 52-ApplianCes ic are loaoed with the fines recorded in Pitt Book I). AREA ONE kEALTORS, INC Will end Testarint WILLIAM P. BALI and CLARA N c0PYOtyoorwritlendqq,nwslfany BEARING '_ 32" !ISCr372U?O THE cyl.. stick, completely built in, low finest Adul$4'grnfl3 ZONING page 4. PublIc Records of Seminole collection of antiques yet out of thi 6471111 Man 6r Woman for room & board Ofl B.I his wfe, •,,fl', HARVEY . CARL F. McM4IGLE. COULTER, CLASSIFCATIONS OF ' mIleage. 273 4377 alter 6. Call anvilme, 372 GENEVA GARDE B I. County, Florida; thence Pd ft New Enciand states all to be soic Moblk Home Park. 23"i13%,", used 3 mos hardware. Hotpolnt Retrigerator, $700 e.ceaso Reso.ndents PetItIoners' atPon,v, wPioi aoress BUSINESS. C COMMERCIAL, MI, degrees 47' 21" West Olorig ,r;,' y;'a;:' r'; ' o Cieric.I work, accounts receivibli -Shampooer for only 1)10 per da at aosolute auction A selu yot .i-ie Homes Et -tpie Publish: April II, 1113, May 2, 1775 30' wire mcI. 377 7379 after S Magic Chef Gas Range, $100 .O Box Come SUMMONS TOSHOWCAUSE out and Inspect 1961 Buick LeSabre 3& Forest City, LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, AND PUD. northet-ly line of Said subdivision DEM-40 123.000. 372 40*7. -----------expprience Apply in perso Luxury Patio won't want t mii's. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 723 6411 after) AND 3G-Apartments Unfurnlshed AC. PB. PS LibeNe* ' FIoria 32731, on or before the 13th PLANNED utlIr DEVELOP and its easterly ond westerly . the Moski Homes on Id Farm Bell, *50; 2 Wheel utility Trans',t Brokerage, Stat 3TAN'S AUCTION bilh NOTICE OF HEARING 1250 372-letS Yr. old. 3 bdrm ww carpet day of Mey, 1975, and file 11Sf MENT, WP REIN ALCOHOL IS tensiontjsefeefadlstanceo, 1,163 83 trailer, U;; Farmers Market between 1012 2Wh enclosed trailer, display ', milt' East of I 1. Hwy 46. Sanlcrc EUMORE WASHER, paris. se-ri AMENDO m' W oriCcgkranp )2'60eni 'NOTICE OF EMIPIEf..T DOMAIN ______________________ Apartments central H&A. Ely Cwner $75,900 lit- Sil bIt 1,1 iii, original with tPie Clerk of te Cow't ALLOWED TO BE CONSUMED AS feet. to the east line ot Bay Slreet 65--Pets-Supplies_ 700 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, I and 2 tam. VermIllion, Auctioneer I NOTICE ISI4EREY GIVEN that ice, used mahines, either PROCEEDING au alt. 1971 Vega acres in heavy oak grove, feneedI Mother's t.clprr ansi companion for before servIce on Petitioners' API INCIDENT TO OR IN CON- sal-ct line t:elng the west linc ; by virtue of that a-lain Writ of t.kfltiIi.-VPDI Mrm urdtjrn sptstrc,u'r, 1)101173 Owner 1 . 1 area for stock N•ioPlborftood SANFORD Iti THE NAME AND DY THE 3 Speed ' '_________________ boys while mother works nighti per trio STUDIO 1.2, 3 Call 862 )achshurids,toys,AK Peg. shots I 3454 or Orlando a?torneyorimmediatelyther,af,,,; NECTIOpj WITH RETAIL OR aforesaid Section II; thence N 0 Execution Issued ot.of and under AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF 3779719 love's dogs 372 5751, I S or a default may be entered WHOL E SALE COMME PCI AL decrees . •-'-'. . come andSa?urcjay's I '4Wi Rain tee. Flower pots and ben Part timenow, ful --__BEDROOM SUITES wormed, 6 wks old, brow coDe-ct, 77 42' U" East along said line the seal of the Ctuit Court of ID suft-5, FLORIDA aftcrriui the's -step toi,e. 309 Cim time wt'.n School Is out 3.1 5261 53-TV.Radio.Stereo bgainit you for the relief ctemaride-7 TP A N SAC I IONS Oi WHERE distance of 50766 feet to the point ot Seminole County. rida, upon a females Stud Service available • BEDROOM itt thØ Pi'tlt.on This desirable 3 BR, 2 ba!h P,omt TO ALL WHOM I T MAY CON Auction ENTER TAIN(,SENT IS PROVIDED beginning. (Containing 11.091 acres fiji judgment rired in the DeBary, Adults, Lovely large 1 345 3767 TOWNHOUSES Caroetect, beautifully lumnish-d tsth Florida room, located or CERN, AND TO alt persons and Famous Recipe acceifIng op WITNESSmY1S&nijandtP,eIHIO, OR A FEE FOR ADMISSION OR of 613,971 square feet) bedroom air, ideal for retired aforesaid court on P 72nd day of Waterfront and bsating pnivuiece's' thC Court at PartCS claiming or having any large beautiful landscaped correr p1iafio,,j full or port time, gooc berman Plnsctter Pups. AK( persons 416 6.468; 3726031. Ssr.Pord. Seminoie MEMBERSH:p IS REQUIRED; has been filed egalnti you. and you January, AD. )973,si that certain REPITAIP SEPLAN included AduIt right, title, lnfervst, estate, rrcor 1110 372 4470 lot Features irIde central heat Counly, Florida, this 6th day of PROVIDING PEPIALTIaS, CON p4%' advancement Apply I 3 pm Champion Lineage, 1)25. Termi ap dollar return on consignment a are reguir to sen_c case entItled, Ci? of Sanford, a written copy DAM April, :; air, range, refrige -ator, lenced tgage or other lein lo or en those Monday. Tus. Thurs , Fci. I$9 S. ClU-twy 1'97 OpenSat lSun.9S FRAPIKUpIARMSApTS pci. & 35 pcI We also buy lut FLICTS, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. of your Answer or pltading fo the Florida. for the usend the benefit certaIn tracts of land described in VER 40 NICE CLEAN CANS TO CALL DE HART mfr.iIar (5eal yard, large workshop CouUr French 273 3650 I many 1)70 Flrt'kt. Av " "° estates. etc ouses, SlidOrdinancewaspIacedon,irst Complaint to: CHOOSE FROM, EASY TERMS. of Milton ConsIru.,i Company, thePelitionhcrefolo,,fiiad ----' - Service on home & autc 373 2947 $12.3 'no. Call $31 $772 Arthur H. Beckwitpt, Jr., other attractive features. Priced the dl. OpenDallyloarn Spm. reading on AprIl 21st, 1q73, and he Muic Shams of the firm, Subin, Inc. Plaintiff, -vi Intral Florida 101 lowing persons together with all . / radios, tape & record players. 00 ClerL of the Circuit Court øt only 176.000. Drive by 163 months, all shots, blondes anc awn Mowers. We Sell The Best & 1FF JORDAN, REALTOR City Council w'il consider same tor Shams, ROftflbluth & Moran, PA.. Water Systems, Ii.. a Fiorida Olan Mills Studios By: Icy Stokes Rosalia Dr. & call for appointment Sarvie Thy Rest Western Auto. _________________________ Hacks. 322 1517 alter 3. , CARRIAGE Aucon OVIEDOFTU Duplex. Fur cc Unfinal passge arid adoption after the P.O. Box 71$. 470 CNA Tower, corporatIon, and 4o-Owners In nkoworpenson claiming by, Nerds Several lades for ef DepVly Clerk font Carpet and air cond. mater, to tee this excellent buy throos under known pes'sor,s wtio 30) W. 1st St. Hwy 46 West, Santo.-d ambti hearing which w&l be held in Ortancto, Florida C0.'E 0 CREDIT CHECK - NO tPI Sales erman short haired pointers, 3 suranc. Compan, a Michigan are dead. orwtio are not known lobe Publsh' AprI 11. II, 75. Nab 2. 1913 from our off in lawn care & maintenance 1505 W, 23ff. St. ' 313 3670 iate Rd. 4V, 2,3 ew Amtico Vinyl Flooring $7 a sq P'e City Hall ni' Longwood, Florida, p4ainti1f' attorney, and file the corporation, Defedant, which IEPEST - NO RED TAPE ' ' .4 , niales, AKC. 12 weeks. shots, $I$C OEM 57 dead or Mlve, t wit' Sanforo, AM PM shIPs. 12.10 per Pessonable Ph Owner 3453721. on Monday, the 12th day of May, original with ?hi Court on or before aforesaId Writ of aecutlon was '1 Sanford FIa yd. SANFORD AuCTION, 37) ea. ' ' mUcs east ci i7.. $34 7315 Yard Sele hour Apply in person f N AD, 1973. at S 00 pm or as soon May 731) 1st, 1775 If you fail to do so. delivered to me s Sheriff of Fri Sat WILLIAM P BALL Starratt. Atlantic National Bank MASTERS COVE h Sanford 1305) 8160 )l-BUSlfless Prorty mericara Eskimo PuppIes, UKC. EIGHTEEN1 IN THE CIRCUIT H JUDICIAL COURT dIR. OF THE thereafter as possible At the udgmtnt by default Will be entered Sen,Innie Covnt. lorida, and I Builcting. Room 507 1316 Su'nmertin 9 i ON Twin Lakes frOnt £ £ 9 a m to tHE LAKE -- ' - Orlando (305) S34fl99 ____________________ 964 Chtvu' ick U, $495; Snapper CulT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE r'ecting interested parties may bein5t you for the relief dem4nded have levied uporithe following eg 372 $646 NATIONAL AIJTO SAtS p rn Bo't 1615 3737900 pear anict be heard wth respect to in the Complaint, Riding Mower.I H°, $375; Family Carport Sate' Fri. Sat. Sun, 97. , rv . U COUNTY. FLORIDA. Jim Offlce'sor _______________________ desCribed prpper' owned by 76005 FRENCH, SANFORD Sanford. Florida 3777) littleture ScI"n,uzers. Pltiv sIze 4 cm tent, $13, 323 ,ir,i ;i'% stove. sink arid uce box A CIVIL ACTION NC. S.741.CA.E1.A the proposed Ordii,nc, This 0S' [icier Lt • Cus 'y Club Cer'itr..l Florida ¶At,r Systtms, WITNESSthehandaedseaIof thu Small Store Butldung 4ParkDr 372211$ ' L FmglantI chomg,osi pedigreed. $90 hearing maybecontinc,edf,mti hook ups. goon condition. $40Q 373 Assistant Bookkeeper FEDERAL NATIONAL HePrts Inc., said property ling located in 73 Buick Century PS. PB, A.r, 37267)3 Court on 1st day of April, 197$. 37fl5• 9' a".. ., CLARA N. BALL (ALTOR AFTER PIP5. hanks to Classified Ad, v .ers get 10 time until final action is taken by (Seat) fl_a. ,.tI. ....... 1767 TOAGE ASSOCIATION. Full kflowlrdg, to trial b4lanco fiftjs $100 Deposit. 67'-1253, SemIngle County. itonida, more taxi.. iiiA..i Twin Lakes fast results at a low cost. Try one SARPIIGE SALE Friday 8. Saturday City Council Mt t Plaintiff, Arthur H. Beckwith, parlfrutar(y descri to type. Only cx as follows: Pox 1675 THE A cop,' of the pr,posad Ordinance todayt Phone 3722611 or 6)) 9993. 75th & 76th 135 Alma Ave Lake Real [stole 6PEOPLE -, I lerienced apply. Permanent 2 rn 3 bedroom apartment, portly C'I-Ik Lois 18. 17. 21.11 ml 7' ot' -S.inforct. FlorIda 32171 thf:,', 4PCt'I'tlê? _..._ H;-g ?.'ary ID' Step ladder, rope, I-tat' CP4ARL.E WALTER MO-IR en B,: j, Sickes 8adtey's Addition)rt LtSQwOOd. poSitIon 5 day weeA, Starline Screened po'ih, large come; lot, yr. old 30" Range with matching cp es au n I Ic with clothing, refrigerator, house CCRA MORR. h15 wile, Deputy CIi-k accordittg to the pt fnere'oi, as Enterprises. Saritorct Airport, 000dcond;tion Assumable z4 pcI. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a refrigerator $143 tot' pair Stan's, flit Click (I Pit furnare. plants Many articles foci _____________ citY it a saint' may PuhIithAprIl •. n. te. s. D.fendz,v Ii lrMtA'rial Pert. 2ufd!n; 13. rernrd.d In PIeS Bot 1. Pe 17, of tns n-tg $31,900 Owr.cr. 345377$ Dcdaat;en of Takin' hai been filed 372 9719 HOrIe' be in$ç,jer y IM p. ,,SIC numerous to mention 372 $141 ,.: Sanford NOTICE OF SUIT OEM 2 Ph 333 _________________ the PublIc Ricort of Seminole in the above-styled cause by ____________________ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU hl 71'd cay of April, A ,NLAEVOODVftLAS TO: CHARLES WALTER M()'I'C 1 DATED o County, Florida. L6: That port of Petittoner, Florida Power Cur Lake Mary, I yr old 3 Ittlrms, _____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and CORA MO'4 Lois 19 and 71 inuded in Lake ? i 7$Ida poralion. for condemnation of A ' •, bath, CBS Piome Include-s. Central ALL AMERICAN APARTMENTS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C:R. WaymanH, RESIDEN(' .'PIPUOWiI igMspibwayAl,1,,i Legal Notice eascmentsupona,Jwtflflfhe iñndi lilA. se'f clean range, micro _________________________ Ct-/ C 'erk CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE All partiri 'Ii -i'eres's according to the fl thet-ec,'. a 3 tIP (JrifurnAp,'st0 des.,nibed in IPe Pc'Iilien for the wavc' oven. tg ref tg, fenced d v,,. ty nly 517.76 First Two Months Rent coupiry, ii.ORIOA. thro*scii. i,rcv'r ioanst Crier 44 recocy in Plot Bi 1. Page 71, of Central Heat & iur pvrpos 01 cOnStructing NOTiCE UNDER FICTITIOUS l.on,-end, Fkwuct many other extras Muit be Seen CIVIL ACTION lID 7S7*7.CA-O9.B Y,attev Mtjrr jrii (.c a APcrr, liii isi . * 'ceive A U' S Bond-3ro & 4th Months the Public Recorc of Seminole maintaining guy wires $1SOM,a 349 S157 and anchors NAME STATUTE FEDERAL lobe •ppre:iated Exceilinl lou' LOWfl tore iA TIINAL 'MOP ndtoaflarf'.'hl.inaccci,air lug p:fh. April 75 197$ County. Florida. APP Lois 7 to 21 essential for the slpporl of a portion TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN bachelor, young married, or TGAGF AS5OCIA1WN. to ;.. 'i, i tit cr intre',f in OF/ut III inclusive of Block"A" of Lake RIDGEWOOD ARMS (''.?m,'le%, 'nt'M heat & ar, of a dt..oble circuit 730KV steel pole Notice is hereby 2'ven that the ,',itr'.;q Germanq'tti S Duthern Lawn Service relifed,fl3,500 3734041.4$ pm Pn',I tPui r t prCpftp- ftfiin dscr br'd 31--Apartments Furnisheti \ symjn HeIghts Hnw.y Addition,, Painting. Remodelng transmIssion line under Conslrt,OE undersIgned, pursuanl to the ales & Service Dyke's Heatuog i. IIitI'*I,,t 4OTICE OF INTENTION TO "1 U ARf I i'EBV P4OTi, lO aCCraLilI Is the It thereof, as APARTMENTS Sanford- Reduced 3 bedrooms, "FlCtitlou Name Statute," Chapter hr Coed 327 5977 in Seminole County, Florida 1 cen'sed, Bonded 173 6160 Mowing, Edging & Trimmng RANDALL EDMO1IL) JACKSON nc'l-m t; fo-ecipie a ret ICjI3TER FICTITIOUS NAME eioi-dett 1n ttat Bc 4, Page 71.0, I BR Apt. liçPil, water Iurniuue-j YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED 56% 09. Florida Statuses, will register Reasteable 373 6OY)ar 372 9592 p ',n Itq Is".tiiL' real ptr:purr ri cOmPliance wth Section 66% 09 anct F DEbRIS JACKSON. a a 2560 RIUGEWOOD AVE. .'..'ttti I-lea? S. Air Conditioning. trie Pubt-t ecnqr2 of Seniins;n WIlts. IarQe utility oorn welkrn that the Pt'fItioner. pursuant 10 the withtncCfrrk of the Cjrcuit Court, in DELORIS JACKSON, his wile. Cter,cj Carpet-try, Remodeling. Addition5, t'"f0i? I '.,:tty, Fl, IdaS''ututi's 114$, tr. For free estimates. call Carl un iOtiSt,, lltiritta. 1E3: Begin at lISt iwo Care. mnow.nq. trim hedges. closet, lots of cabinets, In pantry 1'O5iIIOfl5 of Section 7405). Florida and for S"ninoIe Cur..y, Florida. HAPRELLS GLASS COMPANY, Custom Work licensed Bonded. dersignect wIll rn.islvr with I r P fit .-'t ',.A4E HILl 3, a Harris. at in SEARS Sanford. 377 kul'ueast (other Cf Ct 22. Block A. etc. 12 miminum charge. Santoro ' S sti4es, will i.iy thfhehO,o,able lOfi receipt 04 Pfu)oI of the &nd kitChtci, floor to eilng book INC.. JACKSON SUPPLY CON Crc. pttina.it, 1'i rota u 1r'g It: 'ttf' Clerk 04 the Circuit C)urt, in and for H.Pu - SANFORD, FLA ' ________ 1771 .at thec' Like Wayrnan Heigi., according tO MonthlyRentals$,vaiiabl, FIOc,di Area 373 9197 Pi 'hard It, %%,Iujqe,,, vie of the P-jblication of this nole. the fictitious case, built in desk in I be'droOrit, ANY, SOUTHEAST NATIONAL re u'3,o $ tj Bk I), I •e $135 1130-Color TV - -Seminole County, upon the receipt of BANK OF OP[,APIDO. and UtIl TED P at the reel, as corded in Plot 323.4420 Jiiu 'gel of the i,ircuIt t ui_i.'? of rtir r.ilme, to wit MIJL LIPI'S SHELL 121.300 3731131 11:11's Lawn Servcc P bilc C ', -eme C:nty, Pr0000fpubtiationofth,s name, to asc& 4, Pse 24, if the Public QUALITY INtl.- NORTH Don't need" Sense a useful purpose 1 ________________________ u'.' CE under ..'i th I am Eig itnnth JuuI.cI&l C.r itt in and STATE S 01 AMERICA. 'en-rio [oqnq FrCt'l%',rr,,',' r0MMERCIAL REMODELING F prida wil P6.14 Enterprises under wti.cti again when you sell then'. with a 1 '&5R 4 34.Longwood Recpris ci 5eole County. l'ot emlnoleCci_nty. Fbi' di, on the l'I'''grtt in business at iI S NICE TO COME HOME TO i L 1-_i p as eerut Dsferu'a its NEW HOMES .gain,m you and you Seminole Sport A Rama Inc.. a Exciting No Classified Ad from It'? Herald FIorId, thee.ce rvnprffi along the 26th day 04 May, 1975. at 11.3 3 Bedroon.i, 1 bath fenced, central 1712, Casselt,erry, i"oi'Id,m. NOTICE OF S'JIT New Commercial Industrial lurecejI'ir.p,,se-vpa ccçy of your Florida (0fp0f$uOn. 5 engaged East line of SaId LO7, 1103 feel Ni ada. k A M, n the Call us today ' Oon'I delay' Just >; __________________ ctuif101e T -t 'lie party inleqest,il In 1411 RANDALL lesign Construction Financing EDMOND rcau WiJI1lDi ,rItltnC,, cfl. ii any, to it on van business at 102 Satsi.asa Dnivt. TO JACK SOPi and F die' 322 7611 or i1 999) 1"-t place the Northeast cornef said 10472. County Courinouse, tCnford. bL1114's! enterprise l at iuiI.,i, I edpi ' Sri tPICorrl'r.ction Ir Homes 75-is Park Drive. $70 up lee 3r'rq C, y I Burke. A, , Sanford, Florida, and that Die Wi DELORIS tpie'nce run North 3iegrees 49' 50' Florida, for a hearing to 'tetermint' yOU' '.s to's? ',%;lit Ai Moving? Why Not Uve 1 ,%I.'T 11140W51 °ES1 bolt B MULL INS JACK SON. a k a 30167$ 1115. 71 Hrs Nadine DEbRIS E. WINTER SPRINGS -, Baa 79), Orlando. dersigried i the president West 63 feet, thir run North $1 r (l the lurisdlction of this Court. (7) 21-?? Park Dr Datect at Casselbrrry, Semlngle 7fledroon, furnilpied air, J AC K SO U 14 1 Si 1) N C. E rb,rda 2U1!. arid tilt the original .' adults 14.100 clown anti assume mortgage degrees 10' 30" bt 41.28 feet, the sufficiency of Die Ieodings. County. Florida, on April fi, 975 37? 4485 JDDY'S HOMEIMPI1OVEMENI UNKNOWN Contact Beauty Care with ?P'i (l.rk of th above t'yted (SEAL In Sanford s Finest thence rua South S4cgrees 30' 30" wtether the Petitioner is properly Publish' AprIl 75. May 2. 9. 16. 197$ Palmetto A All TYPES OF CARPENIR All parties claiming interests by Cf ft u': Richard C. Schultz, before AI_ay 74th, 197$; West 71$ 69 feel thence -un eierclinq ifs AND REPAIRS 37313-il delecated aufhcx-ily, OEM 167 tl'ir000f, under or aga"nt Randall lOWE PS I1EAUTY SALON Pet Care -e a Iudgmei-e may be' en Southerly to the outhwesterly (1) the amourt to be deposited for Nice 7 bedrooms All utiIitie fur -v.. Established Residentia! Area? Fdny1 llorr-rni', liar n-cit s rival, tirK It, ru I ciainst you lot the r*Iipf Senii,,ole Sport )1JIfl' Jackson nd C Debris ror,c.r of Let 77, flk "A", Lak4 lii, property sought to be ap PçAI TV Pt ' Pt' I nthjj Adults Waterfront anct ITII I itL,rip tenor. Isteror ptasternç JackSon. a Ii a Deloirs .Icbiai, rii I " - -____________ ' 519 1. I'nt'J7) 511) , ' A Ram. Inc. in ?Pu cnptaint or Waymin Heights 31 feet, lhrnce proprlated. (5) the terms and boating privileges $110 3flU7O & C,vnt,n, Plaster patching wift & simulate and to alt part'e- hav'ntj Ct I. HULEN PAY. £50 pevltian Peg Pcnitstntrgro,er _________ run Easterly atonjPe Southerly conditions upon which title to and i,.'i,'L I .,'.#L.,.., Ph 377 (tamtng to have an niqht, titt ot 2439 S Nyrtl, Ae It? A We-st it"w York AreJIof Lots 77, 26, 7$A, 73, and 22 to ilTt4E55 my P'ar.d arid tIe , 5.infotd . posiesion of Sild u'aryit'nts map AVAIONAIIARI,,11P4f5 ritere-y ,ri tt,c real properly herein PI-.onr72 ' __ -. I DtLnd. Florida 37?2C s.'d Court or' April fled. 191$ ___ the PoInt of Begirxx14, Being a part become veiled in Petitioner, and AOUITS,NOPETS ' dest'ribect Give 'u!cnen Oa?hroom Cabinets, -_Pressure Cleaning f5f) Publish April Il, ii, 7$, My 7. 1975 of Block "A" of ke Wayman O1F[[ (IP'.IiIAL Collreserv suctuother matters as the Court may 1)6W 2nd St. Counter top's, Sinks Installation OEM 59 WALK 10 ALL NEOSl Arthur H Beckwutpi, Jr. __ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Heights and 131 1 Ql Bradley's deem proper Ice now available in Sanford A&A CLEANS ALL triat an action to foreclose a mot' available Bud CabeIl. 377 6052 VA or Fl-IA Tcrm I hitiroon,, Clerk of the Cirtjt Court Addition to Longwot according to Fa?ericr'prriurrie,n 1 large One Btdrom apt ____ YOU a.-sd cacti of you are hereby aur con tq&qe On the f011owing real property Ph-f bath, double any time By Elaine 'Char " •" garage, rntral air4 Piat thereof, as corded in Plat commanded on or bifore May 20th, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS ditloneri, carpeting, IllS mo 7)01 373 65 sri Seminole County. Florida: Publish- Api-1 75. Miy 7 9, IS. 197$ lifCpl*... cU%to'n built, large lot,' • Ut0tu3 e, M 3IUN . TUUP nJ ), Page 17,1 the Pubik NAME STATUTE 191, -;_ -CaD 3,jøöjg ti_i Iii. with the OffIce of the 14) LotilO. 500 a t-'OIiESI Call 373 • ' BROOK, FIFTH OEPv_ 119 Qirn 5111' TER ITEMS. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN SE,I Ift 1?atton amid frc..' man install., fill ________________________ IPA Records of .emaIe County, Clefkofttir(;rcuitCfi.jrt in sanford, 31(IfDPi. arrrd, re.er'; m, l thr Plat p,u; . -.._ • p' "DONI NEEDS" FAST WITH tc,I It, Ftorkia I ton, concrete fOUnda'on work I, _____________________________ Sniirrile (r41tt -- a I It% in, your trlf-c( .-t, recorw-,J .0 ?lit IP-'ck NOTICE UNDER FIC(IIIOUS U, V,APO AD Phont- 37? 26lI os' lii signs, equipment, pumps, etc LE'S AND EXCETIPIG All of L ______ :, 1 Tree Sen., ct' L/l'I(JttSigfltd, PutSu,,nt to the pêgs 76 aria 77. PubIi Records of written defenses to the Pe-titlon NAME STATUTE 999) ann a tnirridly Act V son 11 ,'?"" "Fictitious Name Underground or above groumact Cnirrplele Tree (.me Longwoad tIoi-th Sidlviin, c Only tio pets 1)75 mol 372 130$ Peretoinre file-ct in thj cause and to LII Stututt," Ctiaptai' Seminole County, Florida I,;;'TO WHOM IT MAY CO'4ERPI help Sri', MS 09. Fiorid.a Statutes, will register' cording to tht P1. thereof, as U'.'ve a oupy of such written ' Storage Tanks. Dvsvatening, cx i .'. ijacvl Klaucui 3?) tHU hn bern filed aqains,t Notict i hereby given tlsmt th y FurnisP*dGarageApar,'n,..i, t.,,. cavatlon, drIve Way Culvert pipes *iththeClerSoftPie:urcuitco..w,, iri and you retorted in P181 BnoP6, Page 21, of deft-np's upon Jame's A McGee and are reQuired to Serve. copy of your -. Adgtt. $I3OMO underslgnict, pursuant to tp Ilitietim N.. acid Pie-ad wallt, retaining walls and foe the Public t'tecordiof Seminole 14o*ard R Mat-see, Co Counsel for Wail Papering Serrtlnolc' County, Florida. writt9ndPlen,t's,lfany,sojtmyan All utilitIes, 3726211 I 'Fictitious Name Stetute" Ch4pter upon recei$' .1 KPith P Smith Construction In -a County, Florida. of woof 04 the den F.r't It's trues Petitioner. You can own our P0 beautiful s itni ia't.; ore bedroom, one bath WIllOW model, Guy 4 r.urs, complete $63.09, Florida 3a!utc, 1I s*iisl,,r Publitalion of tnis notira. the I'C with PA, nI wd 'rue Lndenp*5.s Sheriff oF P,tersbur*, Florida, 33733. and 303621 111$ Stan, 74 hrs PAUL SLA'ER ruvuxe p'ans, 'usiom mue '0 P-tI 'cri central heal and air, rich shag carpeing. fully equipped kichIlh, ceramIc lii. baths for easy Inford 1 BR FuInishe.'jw,lls Quct Irmi Pott OffIce Box 793, O'lido. I LII Ii DEALTV It WNhtheCfestoFIheCirr1ji,Ccti-,, in fithtiul name. ID wit; WERDLEN Seminole County, and SSBC spec Fast, economici Prolessional Wallpaper Hanger 1d, will a neighbot-pd Plo pd therein and thereby show whit care, lovely lendscped Ic? with minimal maintenance, privat, courtyard, ample storage DepoSIt 3:102. and file tP'ut origInal and foc S.emlngte County, urder which - it ,upects to wim ti - oo AM. cit thi Ulday of May, licens.edpesidential.ommercla l Rpg Ri'aIEsIatefl.oker Call Victor 371 0131 Land Cleerbig rlqit. title or nlerc'It you cc any of : r'gufred 83) 0990 days, and outsid, patio. All this for only $14,tOO. the Clerk Of the Aboyp SYfed un reupi of procuf ci tt.e engage in bvsiflets ito C 25th St 373 ss AD. 1911. offer tcc Si and sell t, . " OF DISTINCTION Fr Estin'-iates PP 322 657) UOMES it cow't Cm or before May 74th, 1975, .501 AL I Ni, I Pvblicath,m of th1s 'ictte, !Pi, t, ftc hl.qhC5p b11rjtq, Ncash. 'o*vict Vitlrp. Sppnq Center ciPer I 2 and subject d%ribed in the Petition. and lo 3 bedroom models also avaiLabli, All Woodmere *ite a juctqcnen, may be en models in. titiOuji name, Iti wt ORIENTA.. On S1JIC ic.ad 434 itt Home Irnpoveinents to any arict Il eiittii le;n, at Itie tho*(avse-w't,yffiem should not ii t,g-'.'s ic's 7. .r.l,t.iqi tIe.,r('(i '." IClose to everything yet away from II a dud, the abov, amenities. Furnished model open for inspection. Icisgwood. it--red a-rjOsnSt p00 Icy the relict 5p u'rderwh1(hw'farp4,nga9ed , hate spotl apt , a ST. JOHNS REALTY COJ : *da have top 'sOil, till dirt, Oay, and Front (West) Door cthe Sen.inoit be taken for the uses Drilling rnnaqer oded loiss Street lights •Large and purposes &mar Paint beep tinij' Cover an in the cemptaunt or C t*,'snp". • at Highway d56, Butler flD shell available Please call rig," 11.81 the party ir.trrrsted in 'simd PefitiØi who loves peCpIe, bujget County Court Piusit'i Sat.lorct, Ut 10'ffi Ri said Petition, 7 SANFORD Paved streets •Sewers •Sidewa surfaces, wood, block or cemer ' stretrl;ng rent. AIt unturn ifl tNt City of Cine4brry, huine Inte1?cit.t isos fCllO*is' Iaieda a VA lean •f au tiny. 3733983 iIOi'ida, the above PSCribed per. WtLLS DRILLED PUMPS WItness y hind and the seal ot Days-- 3'7 6173 all pci. Nt' $ yti lqive. ps'i"(ifle ant utttt,,it Dolt eil " I WITPIESS,tiy h*ndanct thee,iof *iIh Reynolds Aluminum Sidinç )3Y,arMortgagSs-%PCI.dOWfl. •. X PRESS "1o' OIL sOcial prc.q*siy P SPRINkLER SYSTEMS thu Court OntIi 31st day of March, said Court on April flrvJ, 1975 Painting & minor repairs Davi Conventional Mortgage'. That the party intt't,nd in laud COMPAIIiY -' Trial said sale i i4ng made to 1915 Alltipesans:es !L 'StAt C&A Backhoe Service Pratt SPECIALIZING If 1 enterpr,l, IS t follows Dr It Prt's'cirnl, itl',it,Iili_,I t8flt Pt 'ype hOmeSatisfy the ierm osaid Writ cit (SEAL) 3',e repar arvIse-r,' 361 : .7 be-droomn, dit, large yard An1hi' i-f ttCk*ulti it ALUMl4UM SIDING Call 321 'flWAtberlCan PiORr-4 SPAS. INC sridclearirttj. SeptiC t,ink fill dm1. Mt,tn Sw'dLen WILCO CONSTRUCTIUN COMPANY Fitcution. I STINE MACHINE 8. Arll'.ijr I Be(kwitp,, Jr. acres. stablo Osteon area. 41? 679 today fe' lr'c. rtimr!a?c 'Ii Cl.rk 04 the Circ,t Cosjrt delve-ways All k'nd cit 0 By' Virl1'U Biratinru, Dated t l)rttm3, Orange County. Jo9 E. fiolk, St'PF'I. CO Clerk of the CIrcuit Court it tia;n RIC.,'de SurNi & bcvrded Thi Good 3779)47 1)4 1195 ' Flor.aa, thi% 15th clay 1 tqi1. 9 Sheriff SAIU It '('7 '. :i 'l 177 8-I)) ONSTCiiOt'l Inc. b-$lilll a, Elain, friCharde ()eçtj ty Clerk 5-j I Apul a. n. L. P#isju Apif IL 2. MY 7.. 19)5 Semtn1 i'00ntyqpo,ioa $ pt;- Aprli AMA Dt-uty (.ierk ONE, C ur thaseplan7" lu 7160 323 kE MARY. I oedrcm ) l 'iSay 9, 15, 1V,% Irn, 211 W 25th Sanford, Fia. I Publish: April IL 7S*ay 1. 9, 1975 Pubf'th- April 73 My 7, 9 14. ready lomove ;n) 're'. 117 I * " r'ein 5J( 'l(e- p.i1t shnd 0CM P445 7S : for )EM 105 fri Iitrr te-n(ed lot n Park Riu'p, AAd'tjons OEM 157 Remodeling Call for Appt, 3?2.3103 f f n..ttge r"an $4 )fl ]'t)o I . $317 $33,500 I ' . J23 -- 12 - nic ._ - -_ . - - 322242O Anytime . '-- . - ---- ---_________ - - - "_ So. Debary Flea Market - - ________________________________ ________________________- - ______________________ - - ..,.- Settle - SSUME PAYMENTS - . tr,,a ________ - - Every Saturday Night, 7:30 P.M. ________________ - '..-. ía - , 1 ,,,____ __._ -. STAN'S AUCTION - - - rien.a. ANTIQUE ACTION Furnished SAT. APRIL 26, 7 P.1. - - - '..' -..-. - :' -:-. -- - - - I _____ WE FINANCE Friday Nights, 7:30 MAITLAND FLEA MART , / Dell's Service . -- . --------'-.. Hunt Realty -- .,,, I . 'Rdgew6'o _______ ms BUSINESS DIRECTORY JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY - '-. . - At lZ4.O5*a month it's a wonder we have any left ___________________ , - ' i _______________________- , Air Conditio&ng Home Improvements - \ - WooTmeie ''_' tIcu,'urd.nq Coffee Service ________ I ,, , ...- , - -. u '., , . - .ia..a 4.Tb I ,,, -. .1 it heIp - . ., , - - ( '. * Did You Kflow?* .'.'- WeI - .. I ' - J, * --- - - - fjj ' , _. -,. . tYourBi - - - ;- I - - -- - ---.c-. 1 5.5;', iii r., i �„G—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, April 2S, 197S BEETLE BAILEY Miari WlL.... 644E Tl44T L.461 YEA9? 6uGM Cø2, BEETLE! ( 'OJ %i i CT IT FOR 'TI FGT I : L 'k _ "r TgEI51F PA1 'S 9ANIE 10 1:I11 FOR OJZ fUE4R \ HA I I WIN AT BRIDGE iI4E4 4A4 A p GIRL I rZIENP QENP iT fr 1 LID LL1LTE ALLEY OOP ,_1•'I Ilere is a hand from her book 25 that illustrates this convention at work. East assumes from the VAK bidding that his partner holds 8 some trick somewhere and that AA5 8 II he can get a diamond lead the WEST LAST slam will Lit set. &Q 84 *7 His double asks for an un VQ 10654 VJ9832 usual lead. West thinks a while 10963 • lie reasons that if East wanted aheirt lead he could have SOUTlIDU doubled five hearts to ask for it. *A K 1092 Ills unlikely the suit is clubs V7 because West, himself, is short that. Therefore $slikely to be %-old of diamonds. NORTH AJ653 (Z 44ic1& !' by Dick Turn., CARNIVAL by Dave Groue .' I I o.&v Au OR%zED .L?4ri ' tOUR ii's (&rr n :.. ...WE kAV - N . nie F: I ___________________ \ Pass Pass 6 * Pass Pam Dble Pam Pau 11331 Opening lead - 10 # _______ Eastu!!5andWøst'c lI/ ... X1 I U4UtQ RAVE- t..iJ4ED X1 -MAT! ItLI .._ . . I .ra West North East South 0 piIg T "Yeah! That's really got schmaltz! Now let's see you get riding with the !awnmower, lick your whiskers arid beat the grass right down 10 its socks" By Roger BolIen FUNNY BUSINESS iS IT'r I rHEIL. &I A$KD WE 101 A-6K qW 70 RE014D) I?UTo4 To AOS4LAt) vou d ide to bid five oi CityStitto*i. Now 31 - - 000NESBURy Ls(b 7t AILf ' £htI IT?' MW! iT 1 )fZ/ WAV, 0140%r, /t4LYitf 7Hi 7 11)&C cd% /Of .z - / 4 f 4 p4k' &Y CtI$,SWAyjr W /' ,V&50W I 4'f. air V4$ W 7'i/5 WS1ffffC4i AV6W ft3 ) 7 /L4'( [L Mg)s( 1?5 :. 71(.7 75 52 r/zqnygiji/ 7116 /5 A 6XW MPIWY, ç, oNo F) i I4EY,JU6fWAJT s UP!WMATARE Ouia (PUFF' (Purr.') THE LION HO YOUID JUST BROKE LOOSE FOOUN'! BETTER. A 711475 fA7,AW! $E J 70- P!F !V 47 11), F . The bidding has been: 25 Lightner slam double. It was in- Your partner bids five spades What rented 40 years ago by do you donow' Answer Tomorrow Theo!cre L'ghtr.er, one of th all-time great players. The Lightner slam double says, Saud $I for JACOB V MODERN "Parti€r, make some unusual book to: "Win at B:sd.,"(c/o Th's lead against the slam our op. repp.t). P.O Box 489, Rsds yoi*.NY 10019 ponents have just bid." Sugarcane Rootstock Pest, . GOAN I Pass 2 0 Pa%s 2 Ms, Amalvii Kearse is a Pass 3 Pats 3 V uccessful la.ryer. She also is a 4 I& Pass very expert bridge player who Vu, ;uIti. :d has just completed a book call- * K Q 9 3 v A 2 • K 4.&Q987 ed, Bridge Conventions What do you do now' Complete . It attempts to do a A - Either pass or bid th e complete job and it is spread diamonds. It all depends oa )our mighty thin in doing this. psrtnership untlerstandings. Furthero,ore. mo-A of these TODAY'S QUESTION i iOsd?;:'t d dMU, • / By Oswald & James Jacoby by Art Sensor I 0 .,.-..111 I 3 5 Sanford Florida 32771 Price 20 Cents -- queen of trumps is left to defeat I 1-bid slam Pass 67th Year No 213—Sunday, April 2/, 915 k Borer Weevil Deadiv ' SLit t Vt nIt r To . . Citrus. 'ormt 'ity area where they're Iurkin has been quarantined. A pest, deadly to the citrus industry, has L,,i foliage, but the major damage is by located in certain sections of Forest City, officials eating away at the bark on roots, causing trees to said today, become "weak and (lying back" as if they hadn't The pest is called the Sugarcane ltoothtock received sufficient amounts of water. Borer Weevil anil causes damage to the roots of -Weevits" were first d&v%ered in the Apopkacitrus trees, according to Frank Jasa, Plymouth area in 1964. That infection, according to If it spreads, it could become a major pest and Jasa, was thought to be contained, The "Weevils" jeopardize the citrus industry." Jasa s&id. lie po-v no threat to humans. perse, he said. quit pointed out that the - Weevils- have been Vt ilson McGee of United (,rowts In Orlando said I - + S'I 'ahted Around .-f Forpm . - growers in the Forest Cityarea should be alert and make Inspection of their citrus groves to insure the beastles are not feasting on the roots of their trees. 'I'lie dehabilitating effect on die root systeir, results in a steady decline - rendering the tree worthless or killing it,” McGee said. 'The adult "Weevil" lays eggs between leaves stuck together with in adhesive produced by the female, The larvae, McGee said, are about a hall inch long, white and legless, and consitlered a serious sugar cane pest in the West In(bes. In Florida, Weevils" prefer citrus as a host, he said. "Thesc eg4s are laill in batches as riwny as 350 together and within about seven days the resulting larvae fall to the ground and burrow into feed on the tapand big lateral rooLs for periods ranhing up to 13 moflth.s. ' to%% % • I i en s The Plant Industry Division of the Florida Departnii'nt of Agriculture and Consumer Services has quarantined the area in Forest My inhabited by "Weevils," City - And, acIrording to Jasa, it takes a potent insecticide to r,d an area of the root gobblers. most theThe spread.important thing, Jasa said is to control lie said state officials are carefully monitoring this latest outbreak, which McGee says, Is "new" and not connected with the outbreak which was confined to the Apopka-Plymouth area. Officials say the area under quarantine makes up about nine square miles. including 3ections 8, 9. Jo. 1 5, l(, 17, 20, 21 and 22 of Township 21, Range 22. I 'Rushed' u Se Too Hard? 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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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 24, 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/5178242c51b48c8a10bed8be7dd7ffe3.pdf 50f367f2884f120b0d2853d60f14f36f PDF Text Text 48—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, April 22, 1973 Mort Walker I Te.i0J&91 'J TOP ME WowMuc4 I WIN ( DRtN IT Di by Dick Tumr CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY tt - - AT BRIDGE OSW,j) and .IAMI.S JACOIIY — M AFRO ;WINY AND - NoRTH Z £ ,93 VJ2 KQJ97 A J 94 WEST FAST 11)1 A4 AK6 5 K 95 3 A Q 106 4 8652 •4 A76s A K 10 8 2 soirrii A Q i 10 a 7 2 V87 A 103 A IRM '7 C U1TERMt C L\iit: ALLEY oop by Dave Groue Roth vulnerable North East South 2V I'ass 3A IV Pa Pass Pass I / t.,, 'I Management' Charge Hurled b _ SEA, School Board Be gin Tough Pact Talks / / / By El) PRlCKF lierahi Staff Writer tRelated Story, l'age 2-A) Amid charges that the "board is tr)lng to ram management / The bidding has been. I Opening lead - 3 V W F:at North down our throats," the Seminole Education Associa- south 4 By (Jsald & James Jacob) THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanso DOORS MUSIC R(%2 1OU WANT I SHOU LD PUT BrwEeN THESE TWO R004s5, . sr!uAqr 3 At first glance today's hand presents little of interest. Th e defense starts with two heart ;fl, dtiIarcr hill lose trump finesse, but win a club finesse and wind up mhkin exactly 10 tricks. Now let's watch the caine hand pldyed in a very tough rubber bridge game, East wins the first heart and promptly shifts to his singleton diamond. If South wins in his own hand and tries the spade finesse. East will take his king, lead a heart to his partner and ruff a diamond for his fourth trick. If South refuses the trump finesse and plays ace ar.d one spade the l'.ss %I I pof C" Pass 3 V l'ss AN(9h V \ "Th is Is Oexter, my daughter's boyfriend! He's sort of &3thjctihle dependent!" ' \'oU. 50111)) tiiiI •N4AQ What do yOU do flOW' A Just bid four spades. When 'ou bid three hcarts.ourresbo. the sings of life )our h-and has ssarranted up to now. • ACCOo \ - WHAT , M4AT Is IT? - mn1rs t'P;sTlo'c You do bid four pattcs nd your rtflct bids live hearts hat do you do now ' Answer Tomorrow _____ GO OVER. ELSE 2, 'a" aY lIE S'/ la', sitw-mit - 0#15H! —v - 2C4t1i2V ' Ill, - 'S _____ AV1159 // w---. \.. .---. . .. , - / -S - .- 34 .- 1IR"- "1 load of ' 4 ______ --- - . ' - - _ . ______ ' 1 - _________ . - _______ 4g ________ team, Bill Moore, said, "The - board Is using the contract to set poliy. The whole thing bargaining, a compromise. Rosenthal then presented school system.s next year. "The board and the another proposal - Saturday But SEA wants to step up the association recognize that and Sunday meetings. "We just talks and get on to items which providing quality education for wanna meet as often as are of more interest to ____________________ _ T. _;- B)' BILL BELLEVILLE TUMBLEWEED O' cousst! ( WIGHT HERE.') INCEDENTAUX. - - teachers --D'E SRT _ -1 PBNOUNCR( r''_ OS5ICAN1 (JHAVEN'T ANY PEWS 51bflS '_ WRON& WITh ThIS - wr NCR JO:— 100 MUCH 17J1 - U --mu BECAUSE TODAY WEE WHY ARE 'VLJ WEARING T-i ( CUISINE WHATS TH AtS1A 'J J t, DISH', " -it--- - , uully ENCH FR'ES! PRISCILLA'S Pop 5UI?E IS DULL TONIG-i!' \ I byAl Vermiur TE, (VI TOO<ThEPtc.TuR TUBE TO-4IS SkOPTOcAY .D - • (T\ THAT Housing Cost Study 'Back To Basics IT' 1J+ By MICK IA}CfiRhI)GE $l5,000l7,00O, The "basics" include the people they will find to fill the Odham, a local developer, Herald Still Writer Meeting with four members elimination of garages, flat or houses, agreed. "I'm guilt)' of this." After beating around the bush of the city's Central Examining low kitched roofs, less elec. Committee member Brailey To follow up on the Idea for for several weeks, Sanford's Board, the Committee trical wiring, bare concrete Odham said the market for the creating a "basic" house, the Builders and Developers Low discussed several ideas. floors, no air conditioning, no low cost housing is now being Committee decided to select Cost flousing Cornmittee last which Committee Chairman central heat and space-saving catered to by the mobile home some local architects to provide night began focusing on definite Paul Jarvis culls "getting back plumbing. dealers, who can provide home input on ideas for low cost guidelme5 to red cost of to the ba" in home c0t Examining buyers with ownership at a low hing Iembers of new homes to a price range of struction. Board include electrician Bill cost. The Committee will hold its Art Harris, chairman of th e ' Horn, plumbers. H. I.. Harvey next meeting May 6. and Ted Hawkins and city's planning and zoning commission. pinpointed what City Manager Warren 'Pete' refrigeration and air con- he said Ins ide Toda was the main problem Knowles, keeping in mind the ditloning member Lou-Temple. with the cently constructed upcoming n-mile city street Committee members, having homes. paving program, said the cii)' 'Free' Dump Facilities Offered decided they finally dTfined "A lot of us are trying to sell may "end up with lo w cost what kind of low cost housing what we want to sell and not housing on a paved street, (' imp owners, who have been ordered off the Wekiva they have been looking for, now what people need and can af- which is more than what liver, have been granted 120 days in which to use the we will begin to define what kind of ford," Harris said. county dump In disassembling their structures. This and have now " other County Cornnii&sion news on Page - AIRMA) C / C- -'- N 417 ç 4.22 4_ ARCHIE by Bob Montana ____________ —5 I DOeo'r kNOW PlOW SOME PEOPLEARIGOPGTOJ.d E ALL HAVE TO 1ARN 0 GET BY ON LESS APJO T NERs IS REALLY GETTING IMPOSSIBLE? rn!rn ix U - * I Secretaries Honored Today ' C 'Vi,W W4 1 6 S. i$, P - I w CAPTAIN EASY - by Crooks & Lcwrence WE P01 5UHI..APjL, 7A,5 THE POET THE LAST TIME WE \ 5AY5-. A RO5E MET, 1*5 NAME W#5 I UY ANY orRg 14Cr GURU M800. WA WQJLP IT WAS L$TER. 5SiELL AS KALLIKAIC' A tF Y0U. STEP OUrJPE, LL.L. / ENDEAVOR TO ANSWER 44H)LEz ( NA66,Na LITTLE QUErtO1J5 YOU \. MAY PAVE ABOUT GURU AOO T-- -V Secretaries across the country are being honored today, on National Secretaries Day, and Sanford area secretaries are no exception. Read what local secretaries have to say about their jobs, and bosses have to say about their secreta ries on Women's Page 7A. + / - / EEK & MEEK by Howl. Schneider cu ,JtJI(E OX ,.1kI '7 FtTH ET i uE -7, .. [ — A LITTL - AT~ 3 - 1 . . Christian Pleads Guilty Former State Comiuiiissioner of Education Floyd Christian has pleaded guilty to a federal income Lax evasion charge in a plea-bargaining session. He must wait six weeks before sentence Is passed. Meantime, he's still drawing $25,000 annually In pension benefits from the Stale of Florida . Story on Page 6-A. To Be Op en e . .' . ... 11714 - -' . - . r •1, - ' j /'.' -- -" --"4 %_ " d Today; Roads Report Tomorrovi wooden Osteen Bridge located on SR-415 east of Sanford and connecting Volusia and Seminole Counties, were to be opened in :.T - Bids For Oste en Bridge Are _ .. -. y tJLJG HEAD HAS HAD ONE HIS LIFE? E DONE. iii n, YOU TWO KNOW CAPTAIN ULI. EACH OTHER; EA5YI - .. - - -..-;EXPLAINS _____--------—----------1' _ $ e o o oun that if they speculation that collusion might exist in the IAC. common knowledge that the IAC investigation was secret report of the State Attorney's office. feel something Is illegal or improper has been While the investigation was still going on, taking place, Freeman said he "ga%e the letter to the chaiman executed, then to have a full-blown investigation" of Herring sent a letter to Freeman telling him to In asking for a complete investigation of IAC, County Attorney Tom Freeman yesterday and the thalrman paed it on to the other COfl- the MC. straighten out what appears to be conflicts of in- Kimnbrough declared, "There's no perfect system, strongly denied that he withheld complete results of iplastoneri," Even though tIe letter was SemInote-Brevard State Attorney Herring terest on the part of MC. a State Attorney's Investigation into the JPtY'3 "esented" to the BOIId, But if there's an impropriety involved, they (the thSTt was flO bUaUI recently Grand Jury) shi*aId investigate It" Insurance Advisory Corn?nittee(IAC), iftirl,thig' record of It "because it WM -a 5 hail iM act report," into the "C 'h -qt'r$ on charges that asJ , Un Açaril 14. Vm1ent a ca'f •'1 .Tmemo to questioned to that effect by County Commissioner been contceesI aIxut Freeman uJtj e-m, co tmi fio1nted OIflITdtte Dick Williams. reeman and the other two mentioned prt1es tend that Freeman made the detislan himsei, or Williams said that Freeman had ,obviously have acted in a "conflict of tnt'ut," "I made a letter of March 5Urom State Attorney xp!akiurg the sealed rep'rt - ildi was essen with the other three board members, without been caught with his pants down. lie was trying to The IAC recommends insurance companies for Abbott Herring to Freeman asking Freeman tiallv a dtwj, offering no indictments - to them. consulting them. worm his way out of it. I don't think there's a Board various policies to the Commission — based on the Four days later, Vihien then sent a memo to 'straighten-out' what appears to be 'conflicts of interest' with JAC available to the Board. It was that the letter was known to all Board mernbers. on who to award the contract to. Freeman mentioned the MC investigation to him, as "a misunderstanding discussed at a public board meeting. Anything to between she (my Williams and John Kimbrough broached the However, IAC members often recommend their but Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. said he had no secretary I and myseLf." the contrM is an untruth," Freeman declared. issue of the 1AC when Kimbrough asked — and own companies for contracts, and they draw a knowledge of Herring's a en . M_ But, Later Freeman told The Herald that "there en a po ogtz: to Kimbrough and William receied — Board support in adopting a resolution commission from that transaction. thus prompting missioner Harry Kwlatkowskl said that It was for the oversight. MAW MIA BLONDIE are teachers, SEA argues that lawmakers in Tallahassee. as no discussion of the letter" because it was a "to forward to the Grand Jury a demand Herald Staff Writer THE PRESSES, PRCV ROU. PIJPUC MUST PIE lbJ.i YER POOCH / / - . V _ Freeman Denies Withholdin~ H~ mn BUGS BUNNY ( -- . Regarding Insurance Investigation _1\11 r a ( to speak of known / - . . A - wages, hours and teruis and professionals arid as such are afternoon sessions tire conditions of employment - not concerned about education, and negotiators, who must teach the philosophy. not Just with the amount of next mornrng. Also Rosenthal Pelley said the contract money contained in their wants a contract before proposal contain,s 'very, very paychecks. teachers go home in June. few things that speak to And, of course, Pdlle) is But Pelley, speaking for children," but SEA was charged with defending the Schu-ul Supt. Bud Layer, insists adamant and insisted the rights, as granted by Florida's that the teachers were hired to preamble speak to the Constitution, of the board to teach. However, Pelley also has philosophy of education in the have the ultimate responsihilit projxsed hrnitin' hr,urs fr (1/unty. for education in this count)'. each session to try' and inure Iloth teams finally agreed Both sides agreed to meet teachers won't be tired out. after more than an hour of again tomorrow. And, At tomorrow's meeting, two hassling - to insert a Rosenthal, of course, kept more non•money items are set paragraph in Pellcy' counter hammering at Pdlley to change f or dIscussion. Pefley Is proposal. The paragraph was a the meeting times and allow negotiating only non-money combination of SEA and school bargaining during school hours, items un ti l it's known what the board thought - or In terms of Again, Pelley said no. legislature will grant county children of the school district of possible," he argued. teachers, One such item, at Seminole Count)' is an aim of Representatives of the school board's negotiating team (left) Pelley promised to take present, concerns transfers and second of mefts be(, A"n schoul W'd .0-sociation nicinIxIn an public education in Seminole "under considera Lion" SEA's reappointments. Pelley, who said the board square off with the Seminole Education Association (SEA) in effort to hammer out a 75-page master contract proposed rs by SEA. County," the inserted pargraph offer to meet on weekends. didn't "mean it that way," accoun table to the public for the two teams managed to a SEA says that item is lm75-page proposal, and Pelley yesterday was the preamble to reads, From the first meeting, SEA portant because teachers are argued that the board is pupiLs. We can't turn over that hammer out about three pages is in the process of respo nding the proposal. Rosenthal said it's Although such a hassle may has tried to get more time for concerned about transfers charged with the -managerial delegated responsibility to of agreements including a with counter proposals. "important to set a tone" in the seem trivial to the casual ob. meetings. Since the SEA team because of the responsibility" of goverrng the -ou," Pelley told SEA. bleak financial preamble, recognition and The first stumbling block the preamble, while Pelley said the server, it's not. SEA wanted it is compromised of school picture being painted school system and is "held by During the four-hour session, definitions. SEA has presented two teams bounced around board's aim is ____ tHE H1U5 ___________________________ shows little respect for teachers or the teaching profession." Garry Trudeau - _____ Rosenthal. called wording con ta ined in counter proposals presented by the board's chief . -p'-- _____ SEA'S chcf negotiator, Steve believable ba loney." - l One member of the SEA __ &t': -. Pt negotiator, Harry Pelley, "Incredible, really Un- 01 ______ ______ pc 4VK 4 CLZiD )W 7FU ffA7hWW FZM MR. FShVi7/ 1 V14*VT 15 U75jW r ; I by I MW ' A'1 MW"VF f;a9r 140ITS f 7? rP Go'r,____________ I nOwWSpOt). P.O. Box 489. Radio CityStatlon,wYk,NY 10019 '1-12 'r' A, BALL.TUO'6 A O1.EEY'RE ) TIME. - gan hammering out details of a 75-page contract proposal fl0fl" By Roger Edict, Send SI tor JACOBV MODERN boo* to. -Win at Budge," (c/o this A1Y mE VM4%7R47ZW %'vT 1Hfi'flfjt%J5 Sfs74Va •V "i .1 - FUNNY BUSINESS a .4 tion (SEA) met school board negotiators yesterday and be. 1' 2A DOONESBURY %-Amrub IL LATTER with 51M0 BURNS WHAT IA Pass 2 • Pass 3 A Pass 3 A Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents ] ______ ( IA 4A Hendd 67th Year, No. 210—We - West FNe1Jprjg23gg _____ same thing happens since East holds three spades. Nevertheless the expert declarer can handle this defense. fie assumes that East holds both black kings for his opening bid so he wins the dia' montl in dummy and takes a club finesse. Then he cashes his ace of clubs, enters dummy with the ace of trumps, leads dummy's lack of clubs and discards his losing heart on East's high club, This loser-on-loser play leaves East all ready to ruff a diamond, but with no way to get the lead over to his partner sic GRA DUA TES EIGHTH CLASS SeminoIe Junior College's eighth annual graduation exercises held last night In the new C Health Center, were historic In that It was the first commencement to be held on campus and the last to graduate from the junior college, which officially becomes Seminole Community College this summer. In top photo Dr. Earl Weldon, president, presents Cum laude diploma to Ruthatme Steele as Richard Stone Jr. frigh t) awai his th In photo below ha graduates change their tascles en masse, sigiiily;ng their completion of junior college ed ucation. Commence ment speaker was Dr. Glenwood L. h, president of Florida Atlantic UniversitY. I Herald Staff Photos b', Bill Vincent) Bush Jr. According to DOT officials, the Osteen Bridge bid contract allows 400 work days for -- I �- -- IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - -- --- - - --,_-_ -. -- -- --- NA110N Congress Nears Decision On Troops For Evacuation WASHINGTON (AP) — AsCongresanearsdejoon whether U.S. troops can be used to help evacuate Americans from South Vietnam, officials say U.S. diplomatic efforts are aimed at saving the city of Saigon from the ravages of war. If a cease-lire and a political settlement can be achieved before Hanoi's troops enter Saigon, U.S. officials say they are confident that many thousands of South Vietnamese can be evacuated. Up to 131,000 Indochina refugees will be permitted to enter the United States under emergency steps approved by Atty. Gen. Edward II. Levi, Quints Chances 'Quite Good' CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) "We knew there were at least three. We were ama zed. They just kept coming," says the doctor who delivered quintuplets to a 28-year-old Fairfield, Ohio, woman. The three girls and two boys, an uUiiiated four weeks premature, were born Tuesday to Pamela Lry, the wife of an advertising aide for Procter & Gamble Manufacturing Co. Pediatricians at General Hospital said the prognosis for the five infants, as yet unnamed, "is quite good." - Prison Riot Kills One JOLIET, Ill. AP State officials are considering criminal prosecution of inmates involved in a six-hour takeover of a Joliet Correctional Center cellblock that left one prisoner dead and eight persons Injured. Inmates held 12 persons hostage at the outset of the rebellion. Prisoner Herbert Catlett was found In a cell with his throat slashed by another unidentified inmate, prison officials said alter the disturbance was quelled Tuesday night. - P. -- Found Gui" /h On Two rhnrn -, fly BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer IN BRIEF _1; FLORIDA - home of Janis Avant. t,i' high School student, was found plea to possession of less than E. Bay, Longwood, entered a check. W. R. Cozart was enforcement officials told the guilty of petty larceny in March live grains of marijuana, plea of guilty to breaking and originally charged with cornCourt that most of the Items had by a circuit court jury In a case Ricky Charles Hampton, 22, entering with Intent to commit rnn law cheat in the check A 30-year-old Orlando man been recovered. involving the theft of a stereo of 310 W. Third St., Sanford, misdemeanor in connection case. faces a possible maximum Jocelyn is docketed for trial and television in a breakin at a was sentenced to six months In awith a March 19 burglary at Harold Randall Rouse, 22, of prison sentence of 30 years the week of May 5 on felony Casselberry residence, county Jail and then six months Sanford Middle School, 10207 Forest City Road, pled following guilty verdicts charges in connection with an The court noted that Levi probation on a guilty plea to Assistant State Atty. Bill guilty as charged to possession returned yesterday here in alleged March Jail break at- fies a maximum five year unauthorized use of a motor Heffernan dropped a corn- of a firearis by a convicted Circuit Court. tempt here, lie also faces trial prison sentence from another vehicle, panion charge of possession of felon and was placed on one A Circuit CoLrt Jury found on felony charges in Volusia trial in which a jury found him John Davidson Stanford, 19, of burglary tools and Judge year supervised probation. Spencer Green guilt)' as County, officials said, guilty of attempted breaking Goldenrod, was placed on 30 Cowart ordered Seiph held in In other Circuit Court actions, charged of breaking and en. Judge McGregor sentenced and entering. Sentencing Is months probation by Judge county Jail pending completion has been set for the week trial tering with Intent to commit a Carlton Eugene Levi, 19, of pending In that case. McGregor on his guilty plea to of a pre-sentence investigation, of June 16 for a 25-year-old felon)' and grand larceny in a Eatonville, to 60 days in county Michael T. O'Brien. 18, of attempted buying, receiving The court accepted a 32-year- Apopka man accused of Jan. 22 burglary of a service jail on a petty larceny con- Winter Park, was given 18 and concealing stolen property, old Jacksonville man's plea of aggravated assault and larceny station on SR-434 at 1-4. viction. Levi, an Edgewater months probation on a guilty David Bryant Selph, 18, 01250 guilty to uttering a worthless of a rear. m Longwood, Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr., ordered Green held in jail until sentencing in the burglary case can be consolidated with convictions in two other recent IN BRIEF TALLAHASSEE, Ha. All — An investigation of Supreme Court Justice David McCain will continue, even if a house committee recommends impeachment this week, a committee spokesman says. Stall director Marc (;lick said Tuesday that "our investigation is ongoing" and will continue to gather information for action by the lull house, and a possible Stnate trial. Chairman William J. ilisti, I)Port St. Joe, has said he hoped his committee would reach decisions this week on McCain and Justice Joseph Boyd, also under investigation. J. Vernon Wright, a state probation and parole office named in two alleged contacts by McCain, was called to iive a d e pos i tion today in the inquiry. . chl 's id Cca FREE ON RECOGNIZANCE John Thomas Govoruhk, 19, of Winter Springs was free on his own recognizance today after being arrested on a Circult Court warrant charging felony possession of marijuana. Govoruhk listed 121 Partridge [)r., Winter Springs, as his home address when booked at county jail after the arrest by SherifrsSgt, Robert Kunkler, it was reported today that the man lives in Altamonte P oo In Springs. Bond on the drug charge was originally set at $5,000, but Govoruhk was released on court order on his own recognizance, CASSELBERRY Casselberry police arrested 35-year-old Frederick James Gearing yesterday on a charge l possession of a stolen motor vehicle. Gearing was being held today In county jail without Mishap bond. When booked at the Jail ENTERED BY WINDOW he gave no address and listed his place of birth only as Patrolman hi. J. Shea Jr. Florida. reported burglars entered by a Sanford police today wero window and took a color Investigating burglaries In television, .32 caliber revolver, which a refrigerator, pistols, a a pearl ring and a watch at the color television, jewelry, food residence of Rona Snyder, 1615 items and food stamps were E. Eighth St., Sanford. reported taken. Darlene V. Anderson, of Lula M. Thompson, apart- Casselberry, told Sheriff's men( 77, William Clark Court, deputies that $219 cash, two told police a .22 caliber bowling balls, bags and pairs of revolver, food items and food shoes were taken when her auto stamps, total value $115, were was burglarized In the parking missing from her residence, lot at Fairlane, Bowling Police said burglars apparently Center, SR-438, Fern Park. entered by a bathroom winPaul S. Meats, of Orlando, dow. reported a house trailer, valued Officials at Ridgewood Arms at $1,900, was stolen within the Apartments, Ridgewood Ave., last two weeks from a lot on reported a $500 refrigerator Calla St,, Forest City, acwas stolen from an apartment cording to a report filed today unit in the complex by deputy L. N. Ford. Branch Banking Falters 1'ALI.AIIASSEE, Fla. (API — Rejecting the arguments a powerful lawmaker and big business interests, a I Ioue su h on ui iittce has defeated legislation that v rn hi have allowed branch banking in Florida. The banking and finance subcommiitev of the Coin. inerce Committee voted 3-2 against the proposal after a three-hour meeting Tuesday night. But the chief architect of the defeat predicted the controversy will surface again during the 1975 session. "Branch banking isn't dead," said Rep. Jerry Melvin, 1)-Fort Walton Beach. "The) can bring it up again in the lull committee with a two-thirds vote, or amend it onto several other banking bills." of ! Brantley Sees ERA Failure TAIJ.AH,ssEE, Fla. APi — Rules chairman I.cw Brantley says the 1975 effort to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment in Florida could fall in the Senate Friday by as many as six votes. Brantley 's committee approved the resolution 9-7 Tuesday, and sent the proposed 27th amendment to the U.S. Constitution to the floor of the 0niember Senate. The House approved the ERA 62-58 two weeks ago. 1i - been be- from their shacks — once they economically support the lab. better quality of service there. county's Planning and Zoning rezoning would create traffic hazards for the children and it Floyd, development has not begun County To Study School Paths .. . OPfN DAILY I IOPIN SUN 10-7 , 1 SWX SANFORD: U.IIJ.L1.LItj ALARM CLOCK AND WHITE 1 . Causing Concern 110~11 REG. 12.88 e AEG 34 1Itr2 9 & . W_ F" 11.111 I .;. REG. $1.25 —3 I 1% 7 4 I GALAXY If RA ________________ rR600/700 20 INCN 4LMhh'Jpg p . •i riuuii D 10 - IIDiIl AN F •1j •, ,. ¶ I:JYt I i. u:11ril 1 88 e5 e S14GLI MID ILIMINT ILUI e SM I TY GUAAD 99 REG 1799 MODEL 3708 - -i 22 IN. CUT-31/a H.P. SELF PROPELLED i çT4 POWER MOWER fl School Talks Issue TIfI'X'f CNAJ CWIMtD SWING ER GRILL * 88 REG. 124 99 all Its materials and lug them across the street. ft.p _N Talk surfaced yesterday 97 about the possibility of meeting While negotiators for the in adequate chambers, but then county's school teachers and there's always that cost factor. the school board attempt to One nice thing, though, about hammer out a contract worth scurrying across the street millions, they can't decide fcr while one or the other team sure who should pay for the goes Into a caucus is there's a donuts, coke machine located In the That Is, if any donuts are main office building. two teams are meeting in #.At - - - - •, — ____.-iw p • ',' ' " v..i: • - Yii."y: 'ER REG. 34 88 bc%l. - 18118INCH, ' lit A,',*y ____________ HOOD - _- - --,--- DEAR DR. iAMB — My husband is retired from the Navy, and on his last physical checkup he was told by the doctor that examined him that he had a slightly enlarged prostate, but it was nothing to worry about. I do worry, because his urine Ile Point is the doctor can't flow is just a trickle, also he has tell anytWng about the size of no sex drive and hasn't had for the hole at all with his finger. a year and a half. The hole after all is in the Ile is 72, and we just center of the prostate. Rather celebrated our golden an- he gets an idea of how much fl 1obstruction there is from the Portant, but doesn't it ha% patient's story. bearing on the prostate? I It takes two to tango here. W appre a e a commen The doctor may need to ask from you. about it and the patient will DEAR READER - Prostate need to tell the doctor the facts, gland problems seem to come If your husband doesn't tell his to almost all men who live long doctor that he is having a very enough. You are right to be small stream and trouble with concerned. You can't alwa s tell from urination the doctor will not y have the information he needs routine physical examination pr osta te us ow muchtrouble i If the story suggests obcausing. The examination only sUtlon of the opening then permits the doctor to feel the tests can be made to see how outer shell. only the back side of much obstruction is present. If it is enough to cause the urine to smaevethraaltl. rehnilarity of shape. Ile can feel be retained in the bladder or cause overstretching of the how firm it is and if there are Legal Notice is like a tube passing through P,'rt t,t'c that I am ce that hole. If the prosta te gland cnaaei in ts ns " RI 1. Bo' . I c'oses I • Auon ih. I 194. Lonqwod , Sem-n,1e COuri? gros iiO,C F [of ioa urcer the I(?itotj name ot in the center it compresses the BOR'S USED CARS. ,,I difficult, Cltfbof the Circuit Court. Semonoitb When the prostate enlarges outwardly but the hole stays the tht Pf0viiiOn'S same 1 Collcio -. ew K FATIGUE MAT FOR INSIDE OH TO OR CLEAN OUTSIDE FISHING ROD PC inday. statute%197 BON t.NX7Jn.1cij,Ly JUST HOSE SPINCAST S alvday ancl Clirstms affect the $6509 rIida •J ,' We4dag LADIES NIGHT 49 Unescorted Ladies Drinks (oraHer6id. InC. bu c N Fretp Ave, Sanford. II Mil— The Super Sound Of The -. Area's Most Versafjl2 Entertainer He Plays Your Kind Of Music Mo'nday Thru Saturday ' 'i-s ov Carrier Year ¶25 P rf;14- LOU COLORFUL FLORAL VINYL MODEL LZ56 CASTING oil Sp ROD RICH BROWN ALUM OFFS(I A,,,,= Pic no.Ab won't IV --4 Ewnlng Hemid 1MW it 8 - - size CA the N.Ime sialulf-s. 10 w:f .ibilthto urinate normally. COMBI LOUNGE REG 1499 bladder, It may be necessary t any nodules. Both firmness and nodules are related to the opera te possibility of prostate cancer. structiol: The prostate gland is like a cork with a hole in it. The urethra that drains the bladder isjv _____ I A note on the machine, however, says the county has been losing money on its operations. Sue meetings begin at 4:30 in the afternoon, even a coke tastes good to a growling stomach. Who knows, maybe the eventual outcome of the million-dollar negotiations will be derided not on a team's untal igiiity .— ljut on a team's ability to drink cokes on an empty stomach. %wpI'on By LAWRENCE E. LAMB COLOR PRINT 9 40 • • - Prostrate Problems CASSELBERRY: Seminole Plaza and 1433Semoran Blvd. 950 State St., Sanford Plaza GAF 126- 12 'PI CTURES )onuts Or Coffee? the Lard room at the count}. school office. When one team goes out for a caucus, that team m ust pi ck up - ,, Phnom Penh, or they may have been executed. na applicant Vernon Midgette, told within 18 months, the Board his client has an Time extensions could be ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— through fifth grade, currently is access to the school by additional six-and-a-half acres construction granted by council, Connell City commissioners last night land-locked of an elevated next to the proposed store and by housing students. But the school adoverpass walkway may be could noted, noting a recession would instructed Mayor Norman developments, "give land for an ministration made it clear in necessary. be .a valid excuse for additional Floyd to get with county adequate buffer to shelter U The City Commission also the communication it had no "They (the school board) store" from time. comnrn:ssioners to determine asked Floyd to invite school intention surroundin of sharing in the keep calling it a walk-in A second motion by Connell to priorities for the two governing board representatives to the homes. Jones said the use of tht costs entailed, school," Mrs. Keyser said, property as CN approve the annexation and bodies to provide safe accesses was appromeeting. The school adCommissioner Helen Keyser, shaking her head. rezoning of the 43-acre to the new Lake Orienta priate and noted the tax ministration, as requested by noting one recommendation is School Supt. Bud Layer in the structure Schrirnsher property on SR-434 Elementary School. there was an unthe mayor last week, sent a sidewalk construction on letter to the city said, "We are portant factor. at Range Line Road for office The school, to open Sept. I three page list of recommended Maitland Avenue, said if the largely limited to an ad. park construction was with a projected enrollment of bicycle paths, sidewalks and volume of traffic on the south visory and coordination role off predicated on City Attorney 735 students at the kindergarten street paving necessary Commissioner John Kim. for safe section of SR 427 continues the school site proper since trough the voted to deny the apj ,School Board has no control or peal, with a second by Harry c)cx -c. authority in these areas." Kwiatkowski, POLAROID ZIP CAMERA last Saturday with three other persons as they were being pursued and fired on by Khmer Rouge soldiers. Of the other six men the Khmer Rouge said they would execute as traitors, only former Premiers Long Boret and &sowath Sixik Matak are believed to be In custody in I surrounding land. was asked by the Board to By DONNA ESTES Ned Julian's opinion that the of the Schri,nsher tract was Devonshire, however, said he it," McCauley adding reflect on the request, since said, Herald Staff Writer proposed restrictive zcning law endorsed by Dick Mills, was "against the whole thing," water from the "lake" within Longwood was contigious to the l.ONGWOOD — A new or- would apply. president of the Devonshire adding the tract is a game the parcel was within 15 feet of hind — said 1.ongwcc;ci li:iancv designud to stop inning Connell, lmrt proposed a 12. homeowners Association. Mills preserve a1I he has contacted his back door last stuiwier. rcc&mnmendcd against the changes fun property month period for the zoning to said 20-25 members at a recent the Florida Audubon Society for Plans for the "That road has been development change. speculation purposes has been revert, but Council Chairman a s s o c I a t I o n rn cc t I n g assistance in opposing the are to cover 55 to 60 per cent of declared sub-standard by the ordered prepared for action J.R. Grant said that time period unanimously endorsed the proposal. the 22 acres above water with Department of Transportation. next Monday night. would be too short. proposal. Once development starts, one and two-story buildings and They would have to put in a new The legislation, proposed by The annexation and rezoning Jerome McCauley of "you don't know who will finish paving, road if they would want to use Councilman Gerard Connell It." would require that property revert to its original zoning John Jones attorney for I - PtbU%d Oi would be inappropriate for the Property Speculation Law Asked K ci o - S ALE Another Cambodian leader on the Communist death list has fled to Thailand, leaving only two of the seven unaccounted for. Thai officials said former Premier In Tam fled across the border cheaper on the dcnul.s U they don't IV drink coffee." - - .4' trf . - , Cambodian Leader Flees NaUirsliy, some people don't drink coffee. This little piece of stunning news prompted Rosenthal to comment, "it'll be -- •,• SAIGON (AP)— President Tran Van Huong, thrust Into office two days ago by the resignation of Nguyen Van Thieu made a bid for negotiated p.ce today "The Proposal fools no one and will hardly help the Americans out of their defeat," said the Viet Cong delegation in Saigon, refusing the offer. The Saigon command admitted that the South Vietnamese army had withdrawn from Ham Tan, capital of Binh Thy province on the coast 75 miles east of Saigon. Binh Thy was the 21st of South Vietnam's 44 provinces lost this year. Heavy fighting also was reported south of Tay NInh, and field reports indicated the government was preparing to write off that provincial capital 55 miles northwest of Saigon. the cuunty's negotiators, '.1)0 you want fruit filled donuts, plain, chocolate or vanilla?" Rosenthal asked. -- - - - For Negotiated Peace ti Pe y. "1eat donuts," piped in one of --- seiged by "telephone calls" are torn down into nearby After considerable lobbying — Taking over the lease for a Commission had recommended and had given the issue "con- county transfer stations and by Seminole County Sheriff newly-erected building, and against changing the zoning siderable thought." land fills. John Polk and Orange County assuming all liability for that froir' Agriculture to Restricted Occupants of camps on Illegally-situated occupants Also, this week Corn. Sheriff Mel Colman, the structure, including mortgage Neighborhood Commercial islands along the Wekiva River of the camps along the 21-mile nnissloners: Florida Department of payments. (CN on three-fourths of an Will be able to dump their rambling river, which runs beAdopted a resolution ex. Criminal Law Enforcement The Board also authorized acre near the Woodlands Eledisassembled shacks into tween Seminole and Lake pressing their intent to transfer agreed to take over the facility, County Attorney Tom Freeman mentary School. Seminole County dumps and counties, were ordered off the the activities of the Sanford Surrounding property transfer stations free for 120 islands by officials of the state Crime Lab to the state, "lock, stock, and barrel," as re- to execute a "quit claim quested in a Board resolution deed" which owners, would cover the and Woodland PTA days — twice the length of time Internal Improvement Trust Problems with financing of the last month. At that time, the legal transfer of the new facility members, who strongly Seminole County Commissioner Fund two weeks ago. lab, which serves some 31 Board asked that conditions of from the county to the state, protested the rezoning at a Harry Kwiatkowski imposed on County Pollution Control counties, had come up last takeover ir,.'lude: Turn down a rezoning recent Planning and Zoning them last week. Director Langley Adair told a month after it was evident that — Leaving the lab at its request that would have meeting, loudly applauded the Kwiatkowski made the commission-chamber full of neither the state nor the federal present location at the airport allowed a convenience store on decision. change at yesterday's Count)' camp occupants two wcek.s ago Law Enforcement Assistance in Sanford. E. E. Williamson Road near the Commission meeting after ad. that they could dump materials Administration (l.EAA ) could The dissidents cidirnul the Maintaining equal or Woodlands' development. The initting that he ha *d McCain Probe To Continue Despite impeach Decision Man Arrested On Drug Count N o weeks ago Green found guilty by a jury of failing to appear for trial a year ago on IL of possession of a A South Seminole child was firearm by a convicted felon listed in critical condition today and buying, receiving and in the intensive care unit at concealing stolen property. In Florida Hospital North, darc1i a jury found Green Altamonte Springs, after nearl y guilty of leaving the scene of an drowning yesterday in a family accident, reckless driving and swimming pool. attempting to elude police. A Seminole County Fire The Court said updated pre Department rescue unit rushed sentence investigations have to 101 Hill Ton Place afterMr.. been ordered in the two Beckey H. Copper reported her previous cases. 22-month-old son, Todd C. Circuit Court Judge Robert B. Copper, had been found face McGregor yesterday sentenced down in the family swimming a DeLand man to four years in pool. prison and three years probation on a plea of guilty to Sheriff's deputies said breaking and entering with fireman transported the baby to intent to commit a Florida North, misdemeanor in the burglary of Mrs. Copper told Deputy S. A. a Sanford residence, Walthers that after missing her Floyd Lester Jocelyn, 32, was son just before 11 a.m. she arrested in connection with the searched the residence and theft of camera equipment, found him In the swimming Jewelry and cash from the pool. By BILL BEILEVILLE Herald Staff Writer Z Harry Pelley, told Seminole Education Association (SEA) officials yesterday that his team has no "budget" and could iwt pro ride a Coffee bar, as had Seen previously discussed. 1 think we can go for donuts, You supply the coffee," SEA' negotiator, Steve Rosenthal - Free Weki'va Dumping Given Approval Viet Cong Rejects First Bid 'The board's chief spokesman, .. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, April 23, ounty Extends Limit To 120 Days IN BRIEF forthcoming. - C WORLD By ED PRICKETr Herild Staff Writer (Related Story, Page 1-A) . - Wednesday, Api it 23, 1975 Green BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) -- 40 ,.- SheratonS4aiifoI inn -- -- - - - ---- - --- - - - -------- ----- - '-= - ------------------ -__ --- - - -- -- - - --- - In - -- - �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald For the first time since the Plymouth Trouble Shooting contest became a national event 13 years ago, high school 'Road Scholars' will compete for the state championship of Florida on May 15 in Orlando. Winners of the state contest will receive allexpenses-paid trips to Detroit, where champions from all 50 states will be seeking college scholar, ships and other valuible prizes In the Netlonal Trouble Shooting Finals, June 10, 17 and 18. The road scholars' are student auto mechanics from high schools throughout the state. Representing Seminole County In the contest will be students from Lyman High, Longwood and Seminole High, Sanford. Wednesday, April 23, 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYI.E, publisher WIUAAM D. CURHIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MA1IKEY. Advertising Director H'tuie Delivery: Week, 55 cents: Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40, By Mail: In Floruli same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Concerned Can a I'd dare say that the majority of us don't op. predate this astronomical number. In a year when our Federal budget Is more than $350 billion and the deficit is now calculated to exceed $53 billion, let's try to visualize what a billion dollars amounts to. Say a business had started out the year Christ was born. . . One A.D. . . with a billion dollars capital. If that business had lost a dollar a minute it wouldn't have gone broke until around the middle Jog your memory, please. Recall when the controversy surrounded the Seminole County school bond miIIni'- ki,ø --- n raw years back? I was opposed, saying we really didn't need all those ex tra rooms-based on statistics being offered by the school adminisi-ation. Unfortunately, th eir PH was be tter than mine Citizens Prevent Crime --..---- o Quite frequently the term BilLION DOLLARS is found in th e news dispatches. Do you have any idea of what a billion anything really and truly represents. and th e voters approved the request for additional monies. Recently you must have read the admission th at plans for additional construction of school buildings (rooms, etc.) would be curtailed. Let's try th e same analysis on anoth er area involving th e school board. When it was be ing discussed that a schoo l should be built at lake Orients, and that th e price of $300,000 was not prohibitive, it was also stated th at for th at price It included th ose items which wo uld be necessary to sustain growth in that area. ifiralnage, sewers, roads, etc.) At a meeting Last week, a woman Inquired of the possibility of paving a Street below th e school. The response was 'we're having problems getting thedeveloper to do th e paving" J I' john - spolski ,_ ,_ - _____ Icug I i. rt SIS'rEll. Inc,, noon, Cavalier V .-. _________ _________ . ________ ' .. .. 'sj . . ,' ' 11~ may ... - - Is -- Dwh" Thai Ce4eda has been our tradition for many years. Here you will f ind a staff that IS dedicated to helping the bereaved through a d1ffIc u I t a n d bewildering period. Call onus in your hour of need. through Marlando Club elsewhere and find an easier target. Have a happy vacation, - BERRY'S WORLD 0,0 -1~4 _______________ - _________ _______ - 4 M T Of 1A f I, - Eunice 1. Wilson Directress L""T '! need concert — . I LI''IT jiJiiJ 'I'I'I' ki 9) . 07- I'FFf. TJ1 -i'r _T rLr!1. '" I LIKE HIGH .. 17 ... - . - . I II - I I • ~ - I----6 2/3 'OZ. SIZE BATTERIES of I *wl ,h" . flEXPIRES I, , , / OF 51J7C "M NUTS 12 OZ i q1 XID :' L APR. 26 BORDEN'S ELSIE : ICE CREAM I GALLON 1" :_8 I . HALF g,C1__iv 26 i7s SUPER, COUPON 4 MIXED NUTS ~___ " I I W, t - I MARILOU STYROCUPS £ L11111111 I I = EVEREADY"C"OR"D" I V B M __ " l— 26 APR. _ — - - — — — — — — — u.C... — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — F9 — — — — EXPIR ———— ———— — — - over meeting prerequisites of American History, civics and Americanism vs. Communism by April 18 may take test. A free preparatory program covered in study centers throughout the county. --- - I \ I I. I FASHION SHADES .- -I /~ PAIR JI 'PiI11" III' -.- CLAIROL , SHAVE CREAM '- aAaw ': I IIII ~74 "' e __ ___ I1 ill }l'I'f4ItJ I EXPIRES APR. 26 W,CEPACOL MOUTHWASH I GAL. i • - EXPIRES APR 26 IIF1 EXPIRES APR. 2ti BOX OF 24 fl JERGENS' LOTION &' 1 .'oo.. 1 ° (AI /'. I - __ I — 11t. ,, ~ #0 t.., '..'• '- '' S..: ——————— .(;P[Ha . . I 26-GALLON -, ;l 0-" I I--* t i b7_0 I Exuru[s APR — — — — — — — — — — — -- -- — — — — — — — — — — — — — — coup ONII1III POPULAR SIZE I I .. 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I7.2 r IIhllI1jJ. ___._ :11 -1 UWAMM. -.?.~,.~k;!~ -A EXPIRES APR. 26 — — — — —— — — — — — — — — — i I IIu1I4iF1,flsT ';uPi'i1_coUPO1(fl]uI1j VAPORETTE 90-DAY II kAr%Arf%I b l'i'e ri i I A Th II -'I LM 3.,VLLMI 4 C 126-FILM 1 2EXPOSURE I€ BORDEN'S ICE CREAM SAN WICHES 11 Mile East on Airport 6;4~__* I __ - 059 IL1 ' 4ui i53J EXPIRES APR. 21 - EXPIRES APR 26 lF71'1IMi 96i EXPIRES SUCARYL SUGARREPLACE PKG. OF ioo - •\ £ 71 tFIIi Iu1uIili APR 26 — - — — — — — '!' -— — — — — — —_— — — — — — — — — — — — EXPIRES — r, 'SUPERI COUPON (flTiHIJ4 j I— —IIH - &A - I I EXPIRES APR 26 Z" LAIR PE vr4 & lEl PAPERMATE 1 LIVING GLOVES: -- oz, q nil S ' fl 0=1 \ ,I I nummuft- PLAYTEX II 'PANTY HOSE i I . B B WORt V ) . - —1 t fIT!L 1)0W. Airpo't Blvd. PRICES EITHER... The oandred ..cdd drvgs now cad tss ... at SupeRif Tharii fight ... Now, when saving money is more Invorunt than mr, SUpeRI Dfsoount Drugs has reduced price. on On.-bundr,d of th e most prucilbed drugs.. . then froz.n, those priceg at their new low ,,i st ls..* u.7 ei • S ¶4E 1 il - I I'I!LF1,, I 0 Sanford Q RA M KO W 1 W. EXPIRES APR 26 — — — — ' —————— WE DON'T flii !.I'I'TZ ' I There are some pretty dire predictions about the future, but we believe people will still have honest emotions; and, whatever changes we must make, we will continue to provide service which honors these emotions. I ( I I LIIT 1 EXPIRES APR 26 j'I' - 9 P-4 LIliIT 1 EXPIRES APR 26 . -, . I k ( 0=0 " . - i~ Since 1955 Ph. 322.5212 ( I I I I I P" . ~ lu i 39 g ~ -W ~ I EXPIRES APR 26, The way things are going, who knows w shcpe the world will be in a few years fr now ... let alone what funeral service wil 01 I 16-OZ. ' ~ - . "We sirneth!ng MORE than revenue shar. ing, and the obvious thing is 'rock benefits to save the cities!' _.. " mm 'I' Pine Ave. I I :-- I .1 ;:4 III P -.I .:* V, ?' II , , N -V : -i V . I MORTUARY 1)10 7-OZ. - I I ,.-. . I - -, 9 2%1 es ,%~ EXPIRES APR 26 Pkb Lobbyist WASHINGTON — The delicate art of in. consti tuent rela tionshi p.. Th at will permit me The computer would automatically address Ihiencing legislation — popularly known as to signal the right people. when But now the new architect, George White, has s peci al need tabs or envelopes to these key businessmen. had to tell congressmen that the garage ll lobbying, named for the Capitol lobbi es where arises for assistance wi th wi a specific legis lator," Clerks would insert specia ll y prepared Ch the backstage persuasion often occurs — has amber support no more than a squat. Inadequate, twoThen the big names are brought in (rain the i nstructions, calling u po n the businessmen to Story Structure. As a result, moved a great distance from the days when borne states to make the personal con ta c ts. They make personal phone calls and write letters to wants to gobble up a historicthe Ilouse leadership professional pleader, prowled the Capitol are guided unerringly to the r ig 19th-century neigh. ht doors by the Hatfield. The ones wi th the most influence upon both corridors twisting legislative a'ms. ood and turn it into a building, clocking, whirring mach ine In the Chamber's Hatfield would be hauled to Washington for Today, the Cham ber of Commerce uses a headquarters. Typica lly, the house architect's office is personal visits, compu ter to keep track of the Members of playing games with the financial estima tes. One We ha ve now cracked the secret code of the The Chamber even encourages corporate of his Congress who may need a little gen tle per. Ch estimates is as bow as $10 million, al thou gh amber's master computer, which sorts the executives to enlist their employrs in the our own suaslon. The infernal instrument identifies ri.1 wheat from the chaff on CapItol Hill not by name 54)urrcs insist the cost will he closer to pressure campaign to defeat the cunsunwr bilLs $300 million. ouly U kgtslators ho may r equire some quiet bu t by number. To the computer, for example, that would protectthe employes, pressure but the businessmen back home who Senate Demo An al ternate plan to tear down th cra tic leader Mike Mansfield is e nearby Hilton Davis assured us there was nothing Congressional can best apply It. Hotel has been considered, but "05" and Sena te Republican lea der Hugh sinister about the Chamber's computerized this would dislocate Ns scientific system Is now being brought to Scott is "SOul." a handful of congressmen Speaker Carl Albert, who lobbying, al th ough he conceded the com puter's w ho don't bear UpOfl imer legislation. With a great presides over the House, is "H00&" want to be relocated. The cost of codes and records were "confidential." turning the hotel site into th whirring of little wheels, the electronic The Chamber's chief stooge on Ca pi tal Hill, e office complex was Davis said the system will merely cut mailing estimated at mastermind Is helping the Chamber to deploy Its Sen. James Allen, D-Ala., is depersona $18 million In 1961 Now the lizeri Into and clerical costs by force, getting out appeals estimate Is $67 million. effectively to kill e Consumer "6," while consumer champion Sen. most th James selectively instead of to the general memProtection Agency bill Abouz, D..D., has been assigned the James bership. "It doesn't f ri ghten one M all," he said. The Chamber's chief lobbyist, Piit Da TAX REWARD: Tax Analysts and Advocates, Bondjaj code )imber of "So0O," has developed computerized files which list a pub li c interest tax The systen works this way: BUILDING BLUES: The House of economic days. It law firm, has fallen on bad Members of Congress Lid the home-state blew the whistle on the grain Suppose the Chamber wanted to put the Representati ves, which gave the world the deal businessmen who have the most influence over squeeze on pro-consumer Sen. with the Soviets, the Nixon gift of pie. Mark Hatfield, H.. behemoth R.ayburn building,a monument to ti)em self- presidential papers as the. The computer operator would punch up indulgence, is a tax dedut Lion, and about to do it all over again. 'What I'd like you to do," he wrote privately Hatfield's code, "&)451." Internal H.evenu&s refusal to make pu The machine would blic tax When the House was building its new parting rulings. to corporate executive, whose names went into spit out the names of all Chamber members who ga ge, ra th ch e ar itect of the Capitol assured the the computer, "is Indicate those Senators and own bu But foundations, appar en tly wary of the IRS, sthes in Oregon and who might be g r, office buil le islato ding could be built on hafl' Stopped contributing Resentauveswlthwhom yoip,y has a enlisted to join in ,'res to the Consumer uring Hatfield. top of it. (inn's financing = Wi WI CHOCOLATE SYRUP }3 - E of ; I -7 AR T: ~ " * GED test for high school jV -. . ;,_ ; e equivalency diploma, Seminole - helps) Breaking The Code . I JACK ANDERSON uarantee at I I I 11 by ' Remember, these tips aren't going to g th your home won't be 'hit' while re you' away, but baJic security precautions like the aforementioned will make your home less inviting to the average burglar. He'd rather go 140 CI S ,.-I 10-1 Glaucoma eye tests free to public,I 0 a.m. to I p.m. DeBary Community Center, Shell Road, Arrangements Association .. - T)OTHPASTE ii 48 OZ I I , A B - HJ241 I I 11 ' ~ VIVA Return by six. Call Mary McPherson or Doris Rogers for information. r ----I-- _11A - LIQUID LIMUII# - - -. I - WILL NdT BE UNDERSOLD PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. APRIL 26, 1975 419 M"MaIIV IVORY _ .- Letter To The 110113 " 1911k Registration for American Red Cross Beginna:s SwimMRS. AGNES SYKES years. Survivors include her nuers Class. Contact Jackie husband, George R. Sykes, Caolo, Water Safety instructor Mrs. Agnes Marie Sykes, 54, Casselberry; daughter, Miss Sanford or LtIILI1 Florida O f 905 N. Triplet Drive, linda M. Sykes, Casselberry (haptei ARC, Fern Park. Casselberry, died early and sister, Mrs. Margaret Regular meethg, Sanford Tuesday morning in an Orlando Harvey, of Atlanta. VFW Post 10108, 8 p.m, nursing home. She was a native Grarnkow-Gaines Funeral of Atlan ta and had lived In Home, Longwood, is in charge APRIL 29 Casselberry for the past 10 of arrangements, Senior Citizens History Tour to Sebring Park for tour of Cypress Swamp. Stop at Donald Duck Plant and U.S. of 11 Bag lunch - S dr—___ WE - „: '. - :-:: > "WE GUARANTEE EVERYTHING WE SELL" ... YOU HAVE OUR WORD OF HONOR I -Senior Citizens trip to Fort AITIL 15 .) 1wirm- Wi [soil 1-Junentary iuder(Lile for Jungle Cruise .Seminole County I.Incoln Day and Dinner. Leave at 9 a.m School pre-school roundup for I)inner with U.S. Congress Take a ha lunch Return on kindergarten and fu.st grade 10 Trent Lott 111 Muss ) at ,or Id to .u)on, at Sa turday at 5 p.m. Call Doris Chumley's, SR 436, Altamonte Rogers or Mary UI ing. McPherson for Springs. arrangements. APRIL 28 Idylwllde School sa;:g party, Melodee Skating Rink, G:3(.8:3O p.m. I PH. 322-0270 ( - Deltona. Open to residents of WDOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE IN CASH - . . LV3 * AREA D , . 9 - .... _______.. ______ benefit PTA school projects. 111 —- - _____________________________________________ -. . - APRIL 26 Spaghetti dinner at Sanford VVW Post 10108, 6:30-8:30 p.m, DeBary players Inc., present. "Caught In The Villian's Web" at the DeBary Sanford Club Telephone Conununity Center, 8 p.m. and Pioneers of America Talent and installation Dinner of Deltona Sunday, 3 Pill. Hobby Show, 4-8 p.m., Sanford APRIL t Business and Professional 25-27 Woman's Club, 309 Oak Ave. , . Women's Club, 0 t hI' Refreshments t and Country Club, 6:30 p.m. present "Adventure on patch available. I Street." 8 p.m., Friday and I APIIII. 24 Brantley High School 2:30 p.m. BandI.ake Boosters Rumnuige Sale I fled Bug Mementary School &'Iturday and Sunday, and auction at at school, 7:30 1 Kindergartui registration and APRIL 26 fleti Hug Elementary School p.m. New merchandise, gift Oflentation,2p.ur Bring child's ['TA Carnival, lOa,un.to3p.m., ce rtificates and celebrity Items birth certificate. Red Bug Road. Haunted house, for auction. Seminole Audubon Society, 2 auction, prizes, games, horse p.m., Firoida Power and Light rides and refreshments. APRIL 27 I building, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., DeItonaYoungatflearsl0 league Middle School dance party, 8 p.m., I)eltona Sanford. County Extension "Spring • carnival, 9:30 9. director will speak on "Sneak I €:°t111T1uniy center to benefit Attack on Bugs." Open to the Central Florida 75v. Refresh. I public. and refreshments. Proceeds ments. For Uckets contact Greg 1 TOM TIEDE - ApRil, 24, 25 and 27 Ci RollerSkating Partyat Skate 4', Longwood. sponsored by Oviedo Band Boosters,6:30 to 9 P.M. Oivn to public. associare eujior Real Story CALENDAR ___Z APR11. 23 A hurearrat's budget is w ha t he tries to spend all Facts are facts and one of the most startling of before he makes a new one. truths to emerge on the scene in recent years is in L the increased rate of crime. This has been revealed in numerous studies RAY CROMLEY released recently from such agencies as the r ~~ Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Florida Sherift"s Association and the Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement (FDCLE). las: 1) According to figures released Monday, th e FDCLE sas crime in Florida is Lip an alarming 30.5 per cent over one year ago and that's a big ______ Of Israeli -_x__- - -, '__--1 0 A Giant increase. . And, whether we like it or not, Sanford is no __________ -.. .. S. different. Soon, perhaps sooner than we think, vacationProblems Of Justice %. time ill be upon us and residents will be flocking to their favorite spots for sport, fun, rest and WASHINGTON -(NE/i) - White House and ._____ 71, . WASHINGTON - (NEA) - For anyone who relaxation. StateDeparmentofficlalsaenowsoangi.ywith has followed the remarkably vigorous career of A spokesman for the Sanford Police Depart- Israel they no longer bother to hide their Justice William 0. Douglas, the sight of him on ________ ment (SPD) told The Herald, "If people use good feeling' _______________ the bench today holds little Joy. Hospitalized by • common sense, the chances of th eir homes being Their unhappiness came to the surface stroke for 11 weeks and left without the full use of 1 4. burglarized, whether they're on vacation or just publicly with the recent collapse of Secretary of an arm and leg, the 76-year-old Jurist must be down at the local market, can be reduced greatly." State Kissinger's Middle East negotiations. But ., . wheeled to his work and, when there, sits pale if, the Israeli intransigence, as they see it, has '. and fragile. His mental capacities apparently r He also told The Herald that the Sanford Police blocked negotiations, not just this once, but time .1L remain redoubtable, but the strength Is gone and Department encourages persons leaving town to and again. with it perhaps his tnvunerabihty to time and I ry &k. call them, inform the depa rtment as to their events. Thedisillusionmentwith departure time and expected time of return. ,, \...' ' ac began several years back, about the time No one at the Supreme Court says anything for i But, before you leave, here are a few helpful President Anwar Sadat began to signal a less. public consumption, the body being the most hints that could protect your valuables and make hard attitude. Three times he sent word by historically confidential in America, but • unofficial messengers, one a friend of mine, your home less inviting to the burglar: privately the talk is that Douglas . be forced or e ven asked to step down. With all respect, 1— Make your home look and sound occupied. asking for improved relations with the United States and hinting the time was ripe for peaceful some say the court is too important to function ' (Leave drapes and shades in a "normal” open or set tlement with Israel. with anything less than total resources; besides, partly opened position. However, don't leave easily a question arises here of a good man's life. At that time, the State Department had, portable valuables in sight, just within the winThe thought of a retiring Douglas pleases only ftough independent investigations, determined . dows. By night, leave some inner lights on . his critics, of course. Others hold the old man major changes were taking place in the bathrooms and hallways are logical places.) most dear. Once the first choice of Franklin upper echelons of Egyptian I 2 - Form a Nosey Neighbor Club. (Get society -of i~A Roosevelt for vicepresldent(Harrylruman was a change reflected In the attitudes ° together with a few close neighbors and agree to higher Egyptian officials. There was a growing second), Douglas refused in order to better Where There's Smoke, There's Fire I keep an eye on each other's homes. If one' of you feeling along the Nile that Egypt's progres pursue his ideas on constitutionally "keeping the It s as a government off the backs of the people." To this sees someth ing suspicious - movement inside, a nation Was being hampered by the continual end he has served on the high court longer than strange car or truck in the driveway, a loiterer preoccupation over a war with Israel and by pan any justice In history - 36 years - and has call the police or sheriff's department im- Arabism, Egypt would be better Off, thiS thiflIdfl Edl *to recorded his dissent of government Interference to devote its attention to the mediately. The la enforcement agencies would went, of th th In fu y development Editor, The Herald: ll one-quarter of all the opinions ever nation ra er an to siphon off capital teachers who live in the south part of Seminole produced rather check out a false lead and prevent a crime &W energy in an endless We would greatly appreciate your publishing County are "disenchanted war _ all provi by the Court. with SEA." than apprehend the culprit after it's to late.) Even his critics will admit the man has been the following as an Open lAtter in a salute to one reascable peace settlement could be There are also many teachers In 'the north 3 -Install good locks. (Don't rely on springof w more progressive citizens, who is doing part of Seminole County who are not at all happy tenacious, sIdIlful and tireless in calling the shots 1'ji this led the State Department to a careful what Bicentennial is all about - Past, Present with the arrogant, childish, money-grabbing as he sees them. So convinced has he been of latch door locks. To test if your lock is su ff 'C'ent, right vs. wrong, actually, that he does not even and lengthy sounding out of the I[sraell governand Future. Rollins College was chartered in Mr. image as presented open your door part way and push the button or by the present ment and its more Influential leaders. These U.S. Williams' building around the year 1880. look at some of the shots he calls. As regards "negotiators." We would like to know Just how twist the knob that is supposed to lock it when it is diplomats found no give in Tel Aviv. blue movies for example, often shown during many of Seminole County's teachers the closed. Now try to push in the bolt that sticks out A little later, a high official in this government Mr. Frederick H. Williams: really hearings of pornographic ma tters, Douglas has our represent. and would norma lly fit in the hole in the door frame closely tied to disc=sions with both Israel and normally declined to attend because of his belief We would like to be first in offering We feel that the requests (at least the if the door were closed. If the bOIL yields, with only Egypt, spoke bitterly and privately of the congratulations on your renovating of your frustration he associates felt about what building at First St. & Park Ave.! These 1w- that have appeared In the paper) are absurd and proj the resistance of a spring behind it, you have the rea1istic, especially In ligh t of present of wrong kind of lock for that door. Ask a licensed he caUtd the hard enfiance the a p. economic conditions, (and even If negofiable). Such conviction is not euily lost in a pearance of Downtown Sanford and yzr locksmith about deadbolt locks and have th em The one thing this team has accomplished In democracy, say friends it was his belief, expressed in quite some of the justice, parInstalled before it's too late.) spadesis to clobber the.for a strong, Ucula detail,that President Sadat had gone as far as he standing, Since ft rlyn(atm.mcNia on.s united SEA. 4 - Don't reward ,,á,ê i'nI,1dcnnfhiiIsk...,.._..i_ .. - th hi,rahir wh, .i'.i rlr..,w OSO UI U uu UI. W upening we tees, we court fuss Wted 54 to the right ' It is our hope that your action will induce (Sho uld a burglar enter your home, don't give him door for compromise. Sadat, the official said. and the worry is Gerald Ford, if given the (Name withheld by request chan ce, would make it 6-3. a "bon us" of cash or easily-carried jewelry . Never had made a major break wi th the past at some other property owners in this area to do likewise Already the court risk to himself. liberals are rumored to be avoiding crucial First keep large sums of cash around th e ho use and keep Again — congrat ula tions on your foresight My source said he and his associates had at. and faith In Downtown Sanford. We need more th at valuable jewelry in a safe deposit box.) -Amendment cases for fear of losing Letters to the editor are always welcome, tempted to get the Israelis tarna eacomparable busin philosophical ground. "If Douglas leaves," says ess men like you! 5— Don't broadcast your vacation plans. (It's They should be as brief as possibl shift, Their efforts were in vain; they were at a e and a court veteran, "the Burger court migh t to tell a trusted neighbor that you're going to deadend and he did not know what to do next. O rs who have Joined this Parade 01 comment on matters of general interest, completly rewri te the Warren court record.The letters should deal with Uuei and avoid be away, but let the word stop right there. If you official was despondent. Both SldtS Paulucci, C. Howard Ideologic concerns aside, though, the question McNulty, Gordon Toil, Gordon Frederick, Amy personalltk,. want to ha ve your t ri p mentioned in any hard4)o5ed for so inSflY years the of the Justice's future will not abate until or The editor reserves the right to edi t those unless United Anderson, Gordon Sweeney, Chelsea Title, publication, do it AFTER you get back. And, when States had about given up hope for a Global Carpe the threa ts to his heal th do. For his part, lct ts s for reasous of space, but will exercise [)ci soluti on Here, at last, as they saw It, one and First Federal S&L of you go on vacation, either stop delivery or have a says the thought of retirement has '1' ug great care that the thrust of th e letter Is was making a break through and giving chance Seminole. not bit "never entered my mi nd," but it has th friend or neighbor pick up your newspaper and e minds in the editing. to an arrangement wWch conceivaWy could end of ot hers. Court sources remind that your mail. Stop other deliveri es and make De Very truly yours, though All letters must be siped with a decades of warring. But compromise takes mailing justices are appointed for life and cannot be 1 Mrs.) aMrecc and, arrangements for someone to keep your lawn Nor Gordon, uhen pocIble, a telephone • number (lied, they can be eased out if the need to do so is Presi dent So the identity of the writer may be chec ke neatly trimmed, just as though you were at home.) it should be noted that, contrary to what d and overwhelming, Stephen Field, the jurist who slsmjt esta blished. However, the 6 — Tell the police or sheriffs department of Kissinger has Implied, this Israeli reiuctance to Evening herald will he ld the court longe vi ty reco rd prior to Douglas, respect the wishes of writer, who do your plans. (This doesn't mean they can keep a budge as far as American officials believe not want retired (at a weakened 81 only after his peers their names to appear in print, necessary, did not begin after Congress began to Editor, The Herald: constant watch on your home — no law en quietly requested It. We resent, of course, the right to reject any There Is as yet no thought of, nor any tin. In Monday's Herald (4'14.Th there was an letter, forcement agency in the country has enough t urn a deaf ear to Cambodian and South Vietthis Despaper considers to be libelous or snese entrea ties for more aid, mediately overwhelming reason for, the Burger article that said, among other manpower for that chore but th ey will take runs things, that many slandero us. • court requesting Douglas' retirement past yo ur home from time to time, alert for signs of s uspicious activity. And, eveiy extra precaution - 2438 FRENCHAVE., NEXT TO WINN DIXIE Around The Clock 300 N. FHENCH AVE., SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 305322.2611 or 831-9993 - __ Wednesda y, April 23, 197$—SA —— — - — — — - - — — — — - — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —— — — — — — — — — — �WOMEN a ... IA tsjaaan U t,..I_J p-i Secretaries Week Honors 'Riaht Hand(Wn)AAan' - - - - - riJ I ww• • w. Words Of Praise . ___ -' . , a' :• , -* -• ' - I J- 4 .4 -. I I I By JEAN l'Al'rESON Women's Editor - , — . From The Bosses - - - / ii: i•.: Personal secretary Deborah Ruaiaoo Is Involved with County business 4 1- Legal secretary Lois Butcher engages in a little research Their ears would be burning if they could hear what their bosses had to say about them — burning with pride, that is, for Sanford area bosses had only good things to say about their secretaries today, on National Secretaries Day Outstanding, dedicated and reliable; a breath of fresh air around the office and thoroughly competent, were r,1II.L--it: pf of praise. AU all bosses agreed, their secretaries are thoroughly deserving of recognition on this, their special day. In turn, most area secrct;rie regard their employers with respect and affection. Their jobs as secretaries in a wide variety of fields, they find interesting, enjoyable, and oftentimes challenging. Mary J. Harkey, for example, has been secretary to Sanford City Manager Warren (Pete) Knowles for the past 21 years. "It's a challenging job," commented Mrs. Harkey. "I find municipal work interesting and not too routine. It's a job which puts me close to the people, and I meet so many people. I like that." As the city manager's "right hand (wo)man," Mrs. Harkey Is occupied with agenda work, drawing up reports for the City Commission, with correspondence and working with the city attorney on ordinances. When Knowles is out of town, she sits In on City Commission meetings and fills him in on action taken when he returns. "I've been most fortunate," said Mrs. Harkey, "working for a man of Mr. Knowles capabilities." Wife of the late N.A. Harkey Jr., she has a daughter, Susan Brady, and a son, Kevin. Trim and attractive, Mrs. Harkey Is also the grandmother of a five-year-old granddaughter. Another Sanford secretary who fits the Image of the perfect secretary to a - poised, attractive and efficient — is Deborah Rusciano, personal secretary to County C2mmlsslon Chairman Sid Vihien. is an interesting job because there's always such a variety of things going on,,, Mrs. Rusciano explained. "We're In on all functions of county business and the commissioners are great to work sith - each is a slim personality." Mrs. Rusciano, who has worked for the Commission for two years, is kept busy taking care of Vihlen's correspondence, telephone calls and scheduling meetings. Election times, she says, are the busiest and most exciting times of all. A secretary caught up in a different world from city or county administration, is Lois Butcher, legal secretary to Sanford attorney Kenneth McIntosh. "I find legal work fascinating; there are always new problems to cope with and it really keeps me on my toes," Mrs. Butcher commented. For the past 17 years she has worked for McIntosh. "I was his first secretary - we sort of learned the business together," she smiled. Linda Brown's job is also linked with the law - as secretary to Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler for the past six and a half years, hers Is varied and exciting work. "I've always been Interested In police work," explained Mrs. Brown, who Is the mother of a nine-monthold daughter, Nild. "I work around a lot of people, and there's hardly any routine." After a spell as court baliff and dispatcher, she took the desk of the Chief's secretary and is content with the work of keeping personnel records, processing purchase orders and taking care of Butler's correspondence. "I've really got a great boss," was Mrs. Brown's parting comment. '1 Just wish every secretary could have a boss like the Chief." r.zecuuve secretary Mary J. Harkey enjoys municipal work Medical secretaries Patti Vaniura (right) and Mary Ann Brady find working in a medical office almost fulfill's their girlhood dreams of being nurses. (Herald Photos by Jean Patteson) Officers For UNIWKMS Secretaries - .: -- - Association a -• •... .: - •r-- By WHITTPi'rOp4 ACTION LINE & UN IF LAIR —ALSO Postal Uniforms by Penn Garment in stock I - -A - Chief's secretary Linda Brown finds pollee work exciting Officers of the Seminole County Legal Secretaries Association were installed Monday night by Judge Voile Williams at a ceremony held at Sanford's Holiday inn. Taking office were: Jan Cowley, president; Donna Crosby, vice president and president of Florida Legal Secretaries Association, statewide; Jo Ann Ayres, governor; and past president Wanda Kirkland, secretary. DEANS CAREER APPAREL 834-9960 I Block So at Dog Track Rd 312 P1, Hwy. 17.fl, Ca%t.fb,rry Husband Orders Overweight Wife: No Diet: No Baby $ DEAR ABBY: An acquaintance of ours Is well. bred, refined, extremely welleducated and Informed, lie would be wonderful company if only be would give somebody else a chance to talk. Whenever this man Is In a gathering, he dominates the conversation. Unw ,Inj nnn au,,,1 u.$k ..$. person - short of telling him pregnancy, I think I'm doing DEAR ABBY: I have a very off? her a favor by insisting that she beautiful daughter who aFRUSTRATED lose some weight before solutely refuses to gout out with DEAR FRUSTRATED: becoming pregnant. a fellow unless he is at least six Avoid him. He may be exMy wile thinks that I am feet tall tremely well-educated and being ur.reasonable, but I am What Is wrong with her? Informed, but he Is neither well- sincerely concerned about her UPSET MOTHER bred nor refined, health as well as the health of DEAR MOTHER:She's abort The person who comes into the baby. on brains, )our company and hogs all the Three months ago I laid down DEAR ABBY: I have heard it conversatIon is no less a hot the law, "No diet - no baby." said that blondes have more than the person who comes to So far she hasn't lost an ounce, fun. Is that true? the table and eats all the food, and she doesn't even try. WANTS TO KNOW PEAR ABBY: My wife and I What do you thing about this? DEAR WANTS: I doubt it, have been married for two INDIANA but I can tell you that U my mall years and are ready to start our DEAR IND: While your at- is to be believed, they have family. The problem is my titude makes sense, your more trouble. wife's weight. She is 5 ft. 3 in. problem is far "heavier" than DEAR ABBY: Please tell me and weighs 160 pounds. 20 pounds of blubber. Why Is she where I can get a blood test for I have told her that unless she punishing you? And why are V.D. in the Waterbury, Conk&ses at least 20 pounds, I am )ou punishing her? Don't let necticut area. U not going to impregnate her! baby make three before you are It must be strictly con. With all the problems women sure you have a reasonably fidentlal since I am married, have during and after stable marriage. WORRIED DEAR WORRIED: Phone the prtics. Your county public health When the third prize is given department, and they will First, the suspense builds with advise you. each successive drawing DEAR An %h1ch adds to the excitement of ABBY: organization of which I am a the occasion. member conducted a raffle to raise funds. The first prize was a $5OO itilnmnhil Thi. cawnn1 a a JAI.AKANUA combination, which sells for around $3,500, and the third prize was a trip for two, which would have cost around $2,000. When the drawing was held, the bolder of the first number won the trip, which was really the third prize. The second ticket holder won the $3,500 Pr and the last ticket bolder "en IflC uirst prize. This surely did not seem fair to mi. In a drawing of this kind, houldnt the first ticket drawn b . the first prize, and so on? All members have agreed to Your decision as Ii' I'm' which way is correct. CONFUSION IN GA. i)F:.tI( ('ONl"t'SION: There Is no "correct" way. 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I Iferald Photo by Gordon Williamson) so local baseball LIGHT POLE Sanford's Taco George Stops Bosox I championships, but fell short at Frazier Fight Possible offered $3 million to fight Joe Frazier at Madison Square "The reason he's pitching right-hander had just stopped well is that he's trying to make The Garden, struggling to keep its boxing program alive, has offered its largest total piarse -$4.5 million to the two boxers for a&. 16 bout. Ali was guaranteed $3 mfllion or 42 per cent of the total . t ,, - ' - - pressured the look-a-like of compared to Aguirre, who was Muhammad All from the announced at 153 but appeared opening bell, to be much lighter. During a furious exchange In Aguirre tried his best to make the second round, Perez was cut a fight of it. He took the action over the left eye. But his world- to Morgan and was leading two famous cut man, Bill Watkins, of the Judges' three cards when kept the gash from spreading. Morgan caught him on the Williams caught Perez with a ropes with a ripping shot to solid left hook in the fourth body. round. The punch wobbled The inevitable came at 1:54 of Perez. . the forth round it was Murgan's Williams followed the telling 14 th win, all by 1(0, i 15 blow with several other outings. His only loss came in crunching lefts and rights, but the Orlando ring earlier this Perez shook them off and bear when he WI,S stopped on gained domina nce, cuts by Miami's Ernie Burns. Williams seemed to be Aguirre is 17-7. running out of gas in the sixth "Termite" Watkins kept his ronnd and Perez had him on the unblemished record intact with KANSAS CITY (A?) Life has been full of for Phil Johnson, head coach of the Kansas City-Omaha Kings, who once hoped to be coach of a high school basketball team in Utah by the time he was 45. Walter Kennedy, commissioner of the National tthall Associa tion, announced Tuesday that Johnson ha d received 21 of 54 votes from a pa nel of sports writers and broadcasters in the league's 18 franchise cities, making Johnson NBA Coach of the Year. Al Allies of Golden State was second with 10 votes, followed by K.C. Jones of Washington with five and Bi ll Fitch of Cleveland and Bill van Breda Koiff of New verge of going down at least a body attack of his own. Orleans, four each. He will box ninth-ranked Rodney Bobick and sparring partner Levi Forty for three rounds each. The matches highlight an amateur boxing card at stadium. Proceeds wi ll go to the non-profit Orlando School of Black Performing Arts. Kings' Johnson Top Coach - Luzinski Ices IW Phill es In i B) ASSOCIATED PRESS The headline could read, "t.o. cal Boy Makes Good." which would be line if he were on the ... local team. J -.! .rI CARlSBAD, Calif. ( AP ) Jack Nicklaus, Johnny Miller and Tom Weiskopf, who provided a fantastic finish - in th e Masters, resume their rivalry this week in the $200,000 Tournament of Champions. Nicklaus, who won the Masters by one stroke In one of the most thrilling golf tournaments, and Miller, the defending titleholder In this elite event, ran k as co. favorites with Weiskopf just a shade back. The field for this event is the toughest in golf to make. -I don't let the fact that I'm a 12 months, are eligible for the 72-hole chase that begins Thursday over the beautifully conditioned, 6,855-yard, par-fl La Costa Country Club course. Knight Leads DENVER A?) locri boy bother me," said Luzinskj. "1 refuse to allow added pressure to build up be-. cause I might have friends or relatives in the stands. "I've always liked to hit in Pacers Rookie Billy Knight hadn't scored as this park." - many as 44 points in a game since high school, so he ad. rnitted being somewhat surprised at achi e ving that feat amid the pressure of the playoffs, The 6-foot-7 forward from Pitt, capitalizing on the extra attention Denver was giving to Indiana's leading scorer, George McGinnis, helped the Pacers to a 131-124 victory -s ,I)- night that squared their Anieri( ,an Hasywamil ,%so('Iation series wi th the Nuggets at I-I. iou Know George Stuart cDlk The benefactor of Luzinski's Western Conference Goiclen Slale at Seattle Richland Abbe (Reynolds) 3-1; 6. Justafrost Harness Racing Entries - TONIGHT t FIRST, I M - pace 640;: 1 EgyptIan Wind (Hots) 9 7, 7 Byrd Farong (Wcrkheiir) 5-1; 3 Potentate Pick (Udell) 4-1. A. Honey Nugget? (Allen,) 5 1; S Virginia Charm (Rey nolds) S 1 6 Color Me Beanie (Britton) 5 I. 7 Dottie Knox (NIcp'ols) 3 I. S Hecictas Tide 77) ELEVENTH-I B, Pace Clmg 1400:) Scotch Play Boy (Crank) 9 7; 7 magnit ude (Seiders) 31: 3, A aron Meridale (BO;%1011) 31. 4 Avon Ben (VandecSctiaav 72. SECOND. S. M - Pace Clmq $400: I Senga Mac (Dennis) IS I.? AdIOS 10 Hefche4 (Peters) 101. I Easy Bluegrass (Larrabee) 3). 1 Our 124, Philadelphia 7, Chicago 5 Montreal 4, Pittsburgh 3 - -------- . -- .> Best-of.? Seriet Tuesday's Results Now York Islanders i. p.t, _____ . 47' ,-----.. HARNESS RACING Rotary handed Veterans of Foreign Wars its third straight loss of the season, downing second place with Elks. Knights Of Columbus leads the pack at 0. Carl Presley led Rotary with ripped a double and single. shirts, football shoes and a Wayne lAvely paced VFW with clean Plastic milk jug. two singles. Uniforms will be issued May I and silenced VFW the last two innings. Spring football will culminate Slay 30 with a jamboree at Lake Rota Brantley High School involving Lake Brantley, Lyman, Bishop 4024I10-1397 VFW three sinRles and James Church 0" I)o a- a 5 A ".'. JCPenney -- s c\ SAS ) 1 6 6 .500 3 Minnesota 6 I ,47 4 Texas S 8 .383 Ails Chicano i 3' 305 auto center ,> ) 9 3 7O 9 S .6.43 I California 31 field at :1:30 p.m. Monday, April 28. Playrs should bring shorts, 2' 5 7 117 I' 3 5 .375 I", city Frest'nen and players who (lid no,compete last year are to re po rt to the Semlno football . - 6 School next season, announced t he (kites for SIIS spring football. Rotary Topples VFW 7; 3; Burroughs. Tex. 3, -_ - .- ) " . 1 , _~ ave 25' Yo on rvivor Steel Re ia s. I ,j.-/_-- _. - S - . Tuesday's Results N 11fl1aII1ll JJCaIteI Su Aivoin's / 11 - I Greates t Values Poilim I ..- - 0 lliveallighluvVetit, - ' I i"" " *511 * TIC 4' 'u.Wd,*wk,I.4 d iv,'. 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East STOLEN BASESCed ei3O, W I PCt, GB Htn, 10; Morgan, Ciii, 9; Lopes, Chicago 7 636 IA. 9. Philphin 6 S SAS I PITCHING 0 Decisions)Pittsburgh 5 S 500 Oki Motion, All, 40. 1 r 000, I'&O SO. Louis 6 6 -500 )' McNally, Mon. 30, $000. 3.19 New 'fork 5 6 455 2 Sutton. LA. 30. I 000. 081 Den 667, 2.33 Capr,i, West All, 21, 667, 167 Dier ker, Htn, San Diego 1 667 2 1. 661. 1 41 Marshall, LA, 7 S Francisco 7 6 S3$ l' 667, Los Angeles Of 7 S33 I I -i 7,1l $13 Spilhner. 50, 71, 667, Atlanta sn i', STPlKEOUTS5utton. LA, Cincinnati I I .500 2 29; Mesersmith. LA. 7 HOtn I ii 167 S' American League Tuesda y's Games (SAT T INC 135 t bats)-Cincinnati $, San Francisco 4 Chalk, Cal. 5.41. Munson, NY, New York 9, St Louis S 3*6 C 78-14 ____ -------- CF1BEI1IY IMngsot around rivals and finished in Henry T. Victory rallied front of Octan Rainbow. D's through the stretch to score a Crystal Rail was third. The length victory over six rivals trilecta of 3$-and all returned Tuesday night in a handicap $151.80. The 3-5 quimela was troUag highlight at Seminole worth 551.80. Turf Club. Rum Fantasy heads a field Driven by Mickey Bridges, eight classy pacers entered in the $71.40 winner was third tonight's ninth race (eaturu' turning for home, moved boldly The U. Neely charge is slated at the 3 to I morning line favorite despite his outside eight post Position assignment. Main Oppo sition is likely to come from Ace Hill and Principal. The Seminole JuMor Coflege to tour the People's Republic of I(aiders travel to Gainesville China next mon th, heads the T'hurS day to compete in the Raider contingents. SHS S Division II track and field meet. The Raiders are favored to Merrick tied the world record win the Division. Leaders at Chicago (Burns 10) Western Division .Indiana Lull@ Belle (G Handle PLAYOFFS Best-of-? Series Tuttday's Result Hill (Nicholls) 77;) Fearless Fire (Ruggles) 6 1. 4. Principal (2) I) 60 4207. Beth Dean (Reynolds) 9 7. S Byrd Shot (Hueyl (6) 570 3 00 3 Abet Hope (4) 340 Q 10 1:6 Ctayhaveri Pioneer (Spriggs) (26) $7460 1 (76 1) 1163 00 1 I I: 7 DeLe6n Rebel (Clark) 8 2.o7, ELEVENTH - 1 Cindy Lumber Rum Fantasy (P4CCIy) 3 1 jack (fi ltct) (3)6 20 300 TENTH - I M. Pace 83 -$700: 1 150 7 TENTH - I ________________________________________ ___________ - - S 1 01 E N BASES-Rivers CI 7 Otis. KC , 7; North, Oak. 7. PJIIPk, KC, 6; CWa,Jiingtn, Oak, 6; Nelson, Tea, 6. PITCHING (3 De,sins) Ryan, Cal, 40. 1000. 2.31 Cham P Mu, 30, I 061 r, morris. XC. 30. I 000. 2 o7 Med ICh, NY. 3 1, 150. IS Blue. Oak, 31, STRIKEOUTS- Ryan. Cal, 35; 0 Perry, Cle. ,i Baseball York (Seaver I 2) Division Finals NINTH - I M, pace 6.3 - S100: 1 Mary Jo Acjlo% (Selders) S 1, 2. Ace Chicago 7, Kansas City 3 Detroit 6. Cleveland , New York S. Boston 0 Minnesota 7. Californi a 1 Baltimore 1, Mil*auh. Tas 3, Oakland 1 Today'soamn Cleveland Li Perry 0?) at Detroit (Coleman 07) Chicago ( Ras 0 2) Minnesota (GoIt: 07) New 'York (Hunter 03) at Boston (Cleveland i Batimore (Cuellar I 0) at Mu waukee (Champion 30). (n) Texas (Wright 00) at Calif or Ilia (Sirger I 1),(n) Kansas City (Busby 70) at Oakland (Blue. 31). (n) Today's Games St Louis (Gibson o 1) al New - ADA I, B Mary Brooks (Hysehli 51 15 4270 average to .409. The Mets pounded out 10 other hits that Included two dou. bles by Felix Millan and a single and double by Rusty Staub. Unbea ten Dave McNally, In his Jarry Park debut, won his third game of the season. (Serbe%) 9 2; 5 (P Paul (2) $7 50 300 350 7 Ger trude WAY (5) 4 40 3 20 1, UYankee Hobo (1) 3 W 0 (2 3) %40 (4 T (2 SO 1) 17093 - Only 30 men, the winners of regular tour titles for the last Eastern Conference A l flu,tt,i W.ish kI(', Western Conference Chic at Xan,.is City On,AhA. Chi(aljo l ed(li j 2 Thursday's Games Eastern Confcence Houston at B ost on - $1100 1 35 4) 67 1 I 31 1 Attendance 1442 56162 pr"Onal But Greg Luzinski, who spent pj In the second to second-seeded Tatnn-ty lots of time In his early years in Monday tripled and one out lat. Gibbons of Osceola 6-0, 6-3, the stands at Chicago's Wrigley er Twitchell walked three Kim Harden of Trinity Prep Field, is with Philadelphia now, straight baters to force In a lost In the No. 1 singles' semiAnd on Tuesday, the one time run, finals to Susan Smith of Winter kid from suburban Niles, Ill., When the Mets traded for Park 6-1, 6-0. pleased a few fans in the stands, centerfjelder Del Unser, they to the dismay of the majority, were after his glove. But he lie drove in three runs with brought along a pretty hot bat, three singles, leading the too.Histhreehits, one of them a Phillies to a 7-5 victory over the two-run single, in the triumph Chicago Cubs. Big Three Head Golf Event Western Scott (5) 540 750 j L Rileway Ralph (Sica) 77, 7, Cumn Frisco () 3 (2%) 5900 People Choice (LeVan) 9 T (7 5 1) $101 70 1 1 351 Jflyo Move (Ni'iIon) 51: SEVENTH 1 nci I iiu, (fi TayIor F orvul (Puper) 8 1. S. Dev i ls Regur) (2) 150 7e0760 Vaneys Trumpe t (Taylor) 1; • Fort flest (3)6 tOj 103 Pan By, (7) 370 Apache (VJlndervoorf) 4 1; 6. . RENT OUR RINSE t AC hitting was Wayne who got only his second career Trinity Prep's Sandy Mize, victory over the Cubs, with eighth-inning relief help from seeded fourth In the No. S Gene Garber. Golden State teach 3 2 Today T oday 's SEVENTH I M. Pace C.1 - jilla, NINTH - 1. Palomila staroust (Dvoracek) 10 1. 7. Shiaway Adio% I of some aspirin before the game. I Texas ended the A's four-game petition, losing to the same two was bothered a little In the winning streak. Grieve's triple Edgewater players, Darryl early innings, but it went away off Ken Holtzman scored Jim Barnes and James Hook, 6-1, 6a things progressed." Fregosi, who led off with a 2. Medich has won three in a double. row - two of them shutouts In the girls' tournament, The only Oakland hits were a since losing on opening day. He second-inning homer and Cindy Sullivan of Lake Brantley . was locked in a scoreless duel enth-inning single by deslg. lost In the finals of the No. 3 with Rick Wise until Bobby nated hitter Billy Williams. singles' event 7.6, 6-2 to Winter Park's top-seeded Tammy . Hulbert. Sullivan was seeded second. Western Conference Golden State $21 Seattle 100, Lofty (8)'002403 OirdnOA 480() Joan Stanton (Culhanti 6 1; 2. Flyer (3-I) Dinneen of Trinity lost in ning run in the fourth inning as in the No. I doubles' cam- Ali wfll give two exhibitions Saturday night at Orlando. ton kacs 31 ence E IG HTH - I M, Pace Clmg He.fliy I Victory ID, $410: I Haul Freight (Parkinson) 6 ) fl, 1000 1:7 PrIncet Strong (Regur) 7-2; 3 OcIan Rainbow (S) S 20 I 00 3 D-s Lowden Lew a 1. 4. Knowing When .! ~ Mike Dickinson and John . - 203 EIGHTH Garnrnj - __________________ University of Pittsburgh mediFerguson Jenkins stopped pla'ers are freshmen frum' cal student diagnosed, "It Oakland on two hits and Tom Malt.land. started yesterda y when my G rieve tripled home the win'fl pair teamed for a second lungs became congested. I took (21 1 40 0 (65) 1.60 SO T (65 71 I.' 6 S ci (Lewis) 3 1; 7. Newport 1942 00 1 7 09 1 Valley (Cooley) S 1, S. Pyrwackelt SIXTH Ce. (VanderSchaaf) 97, Mas (.1. (3 SaIl) 1151 50 1 207,2 Art brown though he wasn't in the best of premium on his malpractice in- Players. health. surance," quipped coach Dick Dickinson fell 6-4, 6-1 and I woke up with a cold," the Howser. Dinneen faltered 6-0, ". Both Pro Cage - Crystal flat' (2) 4000 0S)$51 80 T Boston 5-0 on three singles al- enough money to pay the first finals to top-ceded Edgewater receipts, and Frazier was promised $1.5 million or 23 per èent of the take. But early indications are that the purse is not large enough to attract the fight. he heav)weight, at least when * 1. added two more runs in the Points. Winter Park had 30 and Charlie's $16 2001-20 10 6 "This ought to kill all the ninth on Chris Chambliss' RBI Edgewater 21. Trinity Prep was ____________________ Shoemalier 63044 -175 virus," Medichsaidluesdayas double and Sandy Alomar's fifth with 14 points. Atlantic NaIl, 010 10 - 2 6 he held up two cans of beer. The triple. In the boys' championship, the___________________________ New York Yankees' 6-foot-5 Garden. the lananimous win did not come middle-weight match between easily. Williams was a clever Glenn Morgan and IRaul "El adversary and sharp puncher Tigre" Aguirre. But when both _~ ~ _ w --oft*k-_.- -.' Sanford Police _______ ________________ 020 020-4 21 ... - - I -- Muhammad Ah, who will fight two exhibition matclws at the Orlando Sports Stadium Saturday night, has been The 10-round main event was announced as a 10-round --"%-, i-a " Sox. exciting eight-round win over hand broken, "The Taco Kid" Cyclone Williams at the has his sights set on some of the Orlando Sports Stadiumi. nation's top-rated contenders. . . -Shoemaker Construction with the wire, George Medich fl and a lethal a suicide squeeze bunt by overdose for the Boston Red Elliott Maddox and New York the girls' tournament with 20 ,., slugged Karl King stroked a double, and District v tournament. Joan Turner and Judy Carlton Seminole Coun ty teams and slammed two singles apiece. individuals came close to Anne Gricine paced the right medication for patient homered in the eighth following with Safeco. I Tle tewns gained the berths with victories Saturday in the slammed a triple and single, 4 Ali Sets Orlando Bouts; You can smile when YOUL . I Jo Opisso led Charlie's slugfest with a home run. and teammates Donalyn Knight compete in the state high school tennis championships. Williams' favor. - ' . to ripped a triple. IN BRIEF store t. only six hits. Amy Louwsma of Sa nford i of the eight torrid rounds, while Bob Burns saw one session In "Saieco insured our and car for the I we used to or Aw the - '...n,; three singles. Eva Davis and Edgewater edged Trinity Gloria Wright led Atlantic Prep and Winter Park for the. National Bank with two singles boys' title. Edgewater amassed apiece. 30 points and Winter Park and Trinity Prep tied with 23. Lake By ASSOCIATED PRESS Bonds delivered a run-scoring ng Brantley was fif 303 31-14 1 th with 19 BowlArnerica Dr. George Medich had Just single In the sixth inning. Bonds points. Civitan 320 00- 5 4 5 SPORTS ORLANDO Sanford' The bout was to be Perez's Victor "Taco" Perez stole the final tune-up for Orlando's Joey show Tuesday night, scoring an Vincent. But with Vincent's I- - 1111111111111111111 ' ________________ t4 scored 13 runs, the), managed Gainesville Thursday prix race. live times. But the Bahamian The 18-year-old "Donny was dead game and lasted out Osmond of Boxing" drOPPI the round and the fight on his Otis Lacklear of South caroiina feet. three times in the third round. Judges Mick Andrews and Referee General Da vid Lee Geiger gave Williams two stopped the action, .- Edgewater's boys and Winter Park's girls will be heading to Jane Strandberg of Art Brown _____________________________________________________ s Ej double. Debbie Knight collect two singles and l,lz Gaim Art Brown Pest Control scored five runs in the sixth inning b knock If Sanford Police. Although the teams . . single, and Tina Turner added a ________ ___________ At the outset, the Bahamian everyone could see they were appeared to be a 'beuer boxer not in the same weicilvtslon. than the local junior midMorgan was announced at i dleweight. But Perez allowed but looked more like a - - Greater Sanford Chamber of llearing Conservation Queen Commerce, and proceeds will Slarie Serraes of Sanford will benefit the Central Florida present the awards. Zoological Society. A SW first place prize will be Races will be held from 11:30 presented to the winner of a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Saturday's highlight, a grand For "The Taco Kid." who has lost once In his last 14 outings, .. 9-4. Bowl AinerIci is 4-1 and with a Sanford - Police loss, . 11,anford Police is 3-2. boosted Bowl America into first In the Women's Slow Pitch place in the Sanford Recreation Softball League, '_'narlle's Department Lassie Slow Pitch remained in first place with a Softball League. 20.5 rout of Ritz Theatre, and Bowl America dropped Shoemaker Construction Civitan 14-5 and Art Brown Pest Company trounced Atlantic Control dutnxd Sanford Police National Rank 17.2. Della Benton led Bowl America with a triple and - from Orange and Seminole M iss Orlando runner-up Anna County. Marie Burkett, Miss Florida The regatta is sponsored by Citrus Queen runner-up Lynn the City of Sanford aIrd the Pcmbertonofsanfordand Miss licraM Boxing W ri ter - Bowl America's win, coupled "Our biggest asset, next to the shore, but prime viewing Tops Cyclone a i our people," Homer has said, will be from the Monroe liar'ts our lake." bow Marina. The regatta will be one of four Programs will be sold and Mid-Florida Powerboat Racing three major concession tents Association 1975 events. The and several mobile concession association is Col1Ipii.ed of 85 booths will be at the shore. uuicuulLk'r, init of hicli are ML's Orlando Donna Hatcher, from I to 5 p.m. Sunday. Results t fhe first annual Greater The ten races Saturday are Sanford Regatta will take place over a I li-mile oval course and Saturday and Sunday on Lake the two marathon races Sunday Monroe. are over a 21 -mile oval course. The eve nt marks the return to A celebrity race involving water b)- &-inford promoters. city and county officials is also Greater Sanford Chamber of scheduled Sunday. Commerce Executive Manager Slarkers will be placed 50 Jack Homer says the regatta is feet off the Sanford-shore of the first of numerous shows and Lake Monroe. Spectators can C on Lake Monroe. view the race at any point along - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. , Regatta - ins ~. Harness - -. b II . ab Wednesday, April 23,197"A - ___ - S % - - - P I SPORTS . -.-.---- 988 plus parts' 11 I RA -, -. -- .- . -- ,- , -• Tire size ______ • Price I + fed, tax B78-13 25.00 1.88 E78-14 28.00 2.32 F7814 30.00 G78-14 3100 2.47 2.62 G78-15 1178-15 -- - - -------------- 2.69 33.00 --- --------- - = . 2.92 -- --------, --- -- -- -- -------- . - - - �--- -- -- Le - L. EISURE gal Notice 4-Personals -' 18-Help Wanted j 41-Houses IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIE Housekeeper to live in and take ca Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 42-Mcbile Homes IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Wednesday, AprIl 23,1915-11 1A 1--Household Goods EIGHTEENTH JUDILIAL Cl R. 67A-Feed of home and 2 schoo l age ch,ldre I IN YOUR FAMILY? C'JIT, SEMINOLE COUNT Y. hom working parents Good fO AL ANON Mvinq your mobile home? Ci A new teryit t at Kutp Decorators BALL REALTY Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -, FLORIDA Wednesday,, April 23, 197 -tOA I JIM DANDY JAll 1-FED plus $700 per mo. salary Pref m i ff Mob le Home Movers, i For families or friends ) ___________________________________________ Furniture '.trippinq at reasonabli for Sale of 75-Recreational Vehicles PROBATE DIVISION Choice Listings ''Buy (IJr ,'r t I trim older mature woman fl goo ups, hurricane uncho drinkers inslalle 11 prices Call 377 7335 for estimat CASE NO. PR.711..Cp _____________________ es ext r,Opp1t Y's 1 16 IN ALL PRICE RANGES health. ReferenceS 311-Ill) iritord 322 4133 roof cciatinq, free estimate I. PiCk up lunk c.irs 114FF Small For further information call .ffl Pick up And deliv ery Estate of 8)7W lit St, tfufltsman Trñv('I Trailer s it p56 717, or 331 6717 after 130 Ins Orlando 722 3410 or write price for Other 177 l62 ANDREW ELLIOTT CAVENDI U ttoe'. sink and ! ice box 4111 Tea Cart, $10. Dinette, 3 chairs, $10, 68-Wanted to Buy Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O Don't need!" Serve a useful purp0 Swimming, fishing, boating, 3 BR, Dec eas kIipS,QOod(,flOnS® 373 Datsu.Subaru "Sa Sofa. 335: Rocker, 130. Desk. $30. Box 353. Sanford, hId 32771 again when you sell them with 1767 _ ___ _ _ Saints NOTICE TOCREDITORS bath, $19,900 CORBETT RE L '74 some below dealer cost. first Recliner, $45, Dresser, 4S. Zenith Pferali the Classified Ad from TO ALL PERSONS HAVID Shaded lot, Space for garden, jjPlLAn , _ OE -J _________________________________ We Buy Furniture I thru S times TONIGHT'STV come tint Choice! Plus Fla 'S ESTATE. REALTOR, 668 4791 portable TV, 5.15, Batsett Sdrawer 41c a lit Call us today! Don't delay! Jul 14 WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST? ONt J1 I L CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAIN iT bedrooms on paved road 117,1 tomjt Used Cars. Dick Baird FACED WITH A DRINKING CP.est, 315; KULP DECORATORS, 6 thru 25 times 31c a Ii, 26)1 or $31 9993. To plac 8:00 C dial O. E 1SE.NL E PELEPI _________________________________ n DAVE5'3fl70 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Read today's Classified Ads for SAID ESTATE: CASH BUYERS ARE WAITING T ) PROBLEM o. - •.n of a Gun, Fern Park's 109 W. is? St.. 377 2315 76 times L!INI 'iA 9 bun low c os t Want Ad 74ca hr h the help you nerd 337 7611 You an ech of ou are heret I V ACROSS Want MONDAY thru FRIDAY READ YOUR CLASSIFIED A Perhaps Atcohol;c Anonymous Largest dealer, 1 15 Datsuns ed t o buy USe'd 0ff'e furniture I A,., TiES r GE (S2 . 00 MINIMUM Electric Panc, $200. Gas CHARGE' notified and required to file a ly SATURDAY 9-Noon Any Quantity. P4011'S Can Help I arriving daily Ph 811 131$, 0;,"n Act now repfetent Sarah Covei,?r I bedroom, refurbished hot e. I7x S', 7 UT A H ('taffl,a 197? VW Campn'toblle Clean, car claims and demands which Seigler tic-Ater. 1200, Sears 3 Lines Minimum 6 ", I': baths, unfurni7ie 11 ItT berry, Hwy 17 97 *30 1706Cassel Call 173 1337 6:30 (6) Sunrise Ill Sundays 176 No inveStment, Saint Vnccnt 41 Embr ace in your area shaded lot See it at 111.500 (9) The Big utility, Screen Window pet, refrIgerator, sink, ether of fan, new. 550. 177 sleeps i ed porch, wah may have against sa d . rJ 1190 N tA Write P0. Box 1213 Semester collecting, no deliveries Excellen Hindu Showdown Can refinance or consider dune DaPsun760Z, less than? mos old, no estate ln?heoffic(.of the Clerk O, It e Wanted: tiSCrt piano and dryer, dishwaSher . adult: C N 6 I T EVENING ESN 7 Saint Philip Sanford. Florida 37771 to you to add arrangement 43 (a) Today In Florida 1 buggy part of down payment, Assume payments, or r en t Wit (35) My Favorite treadle Sewing mOchine 52 downpayrnrflt.assumepaymen,s Circuit Court of the Eightent L KOUT h -Appliances 04 7:00 (2) To Tell The 45 I(.nj (it PL,'0 families income. Opportunity to 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 57.395 $3.1 8735 After 1. option, 337 1109. 668 377 592 5)17 Martian Judicial Circuit, Seminole Count ER1.1i11N1 jijo P. t5 T I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE it Samoan 47 Utter 834 3816 after ii manager, Truth local Reg Real Estate Broker 7:00 (2, 8) Today E AT (44) Underdog Florida Probate Division in lb C 'arbor KENMORE WASHER, parts, Sefv 373 1141. 7610 Hiawatha Ave at 17 in New Skyline' double wide Payment ' FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED 49 Frer' pm (6) Concentration "ti store it and forget illi Sell it and 1 966 hordMustanq Au'omatic.good EL CASH 322-4132 A 3:00 (2. 8) Another World Courthouse at Sanforct. FIonid TA& (6) News 3 Seraglio ICC. used machines Ie's than 1175 ma BY ANYONE OTHER Prns THAN MYmIleage, good transportatio tape, orEb ior qet It with a Clasified s Ad 377 T E T (8) What's S My T Line within f mo rf Casselberry, Camelot ou r S100 interested in Persons For used furniture, appliances, Ls (9) 8070's Big Top r calendar months trot r (6) Price Is Right 339,500 chamber 53 Chemcv SELF AS OF 4 18 MOONEY APPLIAPICES)73 0691 deck 3195 *34 1550 2411 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES the time of the first publication 4 ROrms, tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items (9) Wild World weekly working full or part time split plan, 2 baths. 14 Swan genus 7:30 (9) Am America sulfix (91 Gener31 Hospital Herman U Flannigan 1, 36W Orlando Drive this notice Each claim or deman j Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. 1305700 family rm,, complete kitchen. Of Animals " After Icomb -.4 Stitru' 32 Js.eb S 55 Macul.ne (44) Black Forum FRIGIDAIRE 1969 (',rano Prix very good Condition (35) Mr. Ed Sanford 373 5700 shag, drapes, fenced, must be in writing and filed torrnt extras, (13) Cable Prevue ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll Mecca 76-Auto Parts nicknamO brother lOt) I 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo P13. AC, PW, AM FM Stereo 8 Work your own hours Earn extra (44) Leave It To If POthen9 7 car garage, near school. duplicate and state the place c I Whit,' l'il 5771 5 Oxford tutor Free, 6442077 for "We Care"57 StIabIes .t 33 Chanted (24) Intercom 74 track.radia ls ani more Sacrifice, (44) Tennessee Income as an AVON Represen 72-Auction Beaver residence and post office address a I' Pvima donna 43-Lots-Acreage By owner. 331 5375 6 N'cpiperman 35 Speed cont,"t "Hotline" Adults or Teens. nq 51100 377 70 77 - 32-Houses Unfurnished Rid (33. 44) Star Trek Garage Auto Air Con t,ltive Call 641 3019 Tuxedo 1. fl-Houses 3:30 (6) Match Game the claimant and must be sworn Ii I 14 Near East sa Japanese 7 Sign of assent 36 W.lCt1 _ _____________________ ----53--TV. Radio-Stereo 7:30 (2. 8) Price Is ditloners and general auto repars 7 Bedroom, A I condition, fenc 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang (9) One Life To by the claimant, his agent or at ed abor.gne 8 Motev of John 40 Saint Ignatni s Sacrifice Jeep completely rebuilt, Semino le County Beautiful or I £8 Mttie st.. 3731379. 6-Child Care Right 24-Business Opportunities 7 Bedroom, 1 bath wrl adulti only , yard, carport, utility room. :37 :0 Vi scous 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue tOrney, or the same shall be void the Baptist of Live Pontiac Offnhater powered, acr.'s paved road, tree's, c1e6 COLOR TV,%1495M0N1H No pets. Pretty yard, patio. j..eo & Commercial Propertie (9) $25,000 Pyramid 6620 Deal wilt, Owner r'alctiaI (6) Mike Douglas Dated at Orlando, Florida, thi You can get a fair price when you 59 Man of Va'e iRb I 44 Saint F,aflC.c new brakes. oversized military flowing streams (35) Uncle Huble Horses O. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. Swing Set Nursery K ind Of water furnished, $17$ mci open 24 Pits I (13) Movie 11th day of April, 1975 advertise your "don't needs" in 9 Ramble of 60 Energy units (8) Movie fires. roll bar, licensed and in Terry Realty, REALTOR 671 ''Inflation Proof Show Homes, Lots 6441006 Behind Jai Alai in Fern Park 831 Buddhism 10 Oil-itch 8:00 (2. 8) Little House the Want Ads 61 Scottish 45 Sant Willaqene Cavender Tarn 0711 (9) Movie 1pected 8306355 (44) Three Stooges ill), Business" 0 Singing voice 2 Bedroom apt, SW no mar CALL DE lIAR I A Exec utrix of said estate And country negat ives Arc W e buy One' p On The Prairie pier,' Or full hOU ar tOwn (44) Leave It To 4:00 (2. 8) Somerset 373 2947 So pportunity Greek letter Reconditioned flatteries. 512 ,ruunci Floor O Service on home & auto 13 W'lqttIe organ 46 Essac 62 Tool .n Antiq,, Cb,i?e' Cot , hr.ink McMillan '74 Dodge Van TradeSman ico (6) Tony Orlando Acreage 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, central air, near Beaver Gazelle (6) Mery Griffin r.' "g radIon, tape & record players tirhang REEL'S BODY SHOP, 19 Changers Start Small& Grow With Us cyl . Sti(k, completely built in, Ici* C'hattes 1t1 9-Good Things to Eat weIrnn'r Attorney for Executrix (9) That's My Mama Rolling 111115 Golf Course, extra JOHN KRI'bER,rSOC 9:30 (44) Petticoat 00 Rock C'9 (9) Lucy Show 1109 SanIord Ave 63 II."'' c# crac 21 Set free 48 Cunsumed P 0 Box 3161 Service Established Retail Ac mileage 3731377 after 6 nice Lease, 53)5 mo Available (24) Feeling Good 3r Pirt of ei.ts Junction 24 Mrs Lincoln s food counts Investment Required (24) Sesame Street Orlando, Florida 350 W. Garnett White DOWN May I - 55-Boats & Accessories :4 Har d ened Red Potatoes ,irui LAKE MARY-- Centrally located, (35) Name Of The l96lBuIchLeSabre maiden name 50 Female Cu.1 s. 10:00 (2) Celebrity Publish April 73, 30. 197$ $7,195 to $7,990 Phone Mr 78 78'-torcyes (44) Mickey Mouse Broker, 107W, Commercial F fit I 'I, Hwy 46 commercial $9.500 By Owners, OC, Saint Sweet Onions AC. PB. PS. Like P4rw of 1 1.1- 1 or Game "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER' 26 legal wrong 314"73800 St Russian Richards collect. 113 Sweepstakes .P.!M Club 3 Bedroom, I bath, nice neigh. Sanford 337 7331 PH 373 971 Avila 3773739 after S. 3fl-SlIS member (Coil I 27 Encircled Wanted new condition. 19' 21', 5950 337 114$ 52 American (44) Dinah Write Including pine number. SUNLAND-- THREE BEDROOMS (6) Joker's Wild 1197.1 KIIWOSuk',I00 CC tihrcj,y 4:30 (2) Bonanza borhood, 5163 Consider mo Available May NOTICE 2 lmtjtot OF SHERIFF'S SALE 28 F'ceptona I 0 with trailer Trade' ci'toonst LouiS, Mo St Pci, 78715, P 0 810 (9) Parney Miller newly painted inSicJ,' And cut tot S 3") '.'1 (8) Romper Room '772 Tn-,-r,s Corona i ',p.,'r.J Art' you a full time' driver with d part tio,,t cr rh for e' f.cr- ri ft[3 (8) Mery Griffin 3 i' t ° ''" 'itoh,' 321 1155 NOT ct: IS ItLU EY GIVEN tti,it 5 ",iriiatl 6)1)2 ) of (itr,5!, 521,5(0 (24) tcret Life 01 time CM Check the Automotive :,. radio, noon tires, and clean (35) 700 Club p '.! ' (9) ST. JOHNS REALTY CI C by virtue of that certain Writ of (leqan's island iI.(X)Oanacre Commercial )lSOsq tt., $223 mo. 4 Se ction in The Herald everyday Orchestra Motorcyclelnsuranca, Sacrifice bass boat, '77 Johnson 11', 321 0239 after 6pm. FOOD MART (44) Father Knows (.1111733131 J Robin-,,n Execution Issued out l and under (13) WinIer Park Large 7 bedroom apt convenient BROKERS COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 11 i' Ml I "r.-it Tnnn. Mer cury SO HP. electric, deluxe ________ TWC BLAIR AGENCY CR0 P1100 MEAT ______ •' '••• DV1 IflC seat at the County Court of City Council $165 mo Ice maker refrigerator. BEDROOMS, Days 371 31" 377 61n completell 1911 Vega trolling motor, twin tanks, depth 322 5093 NIGHT 377 7175 DAY (6) 'Cannon 5 6 Seminole County. Florida. upon a 10:30 (2. 8) Wheel 01 46-Commercial Prope rty 11-Instruct ions (35) Batman electric & water furnished refurbished. like new . Cor ner lot We Nights 372 5121 or 372 2311) tinder. astro turf 3 Speed will, lb.' fine s? (9) QB VII carpet, final Judgment 'endercd in the Fortune Reduced to 5)6.500 (44) Gilliqans Island collection 04 antiqut's yet Out of the Colt 373 7*12 Eves 80.Autes golvanited Murray trailer. 330 Loch Arbor, aforesaid court on the 20th day of 4 BR, 7 bath, U7,5 0 (24) Cities At War (6) Gambit Filling Station location -- $450 mo EXCELLENT BUSINESS soo (9) Dinah 12 6355. 13 New England stat es all 10 be soid Parioor Ori,,iri L.i sscrrs 1973 Buick Century . PS, March, AD 1975, in that certain See your broker or Call owner, It MAYFAIR.(44) Movie net lease PS, Ar, LOCATION Ffpnch Ave (44) Green Acres .it absolute auction A sell you THREE BEDROOMS N (24) Mister Roger's 1969 Chevrolet lrrp.ii, i d- r, good Autt, Pest Offer 6.58 1267 afer 5 In my hornoi yours 322 7531 a m . only caseeitled, Paul D. Lariviere, d b Plus living quarters, on busy street. ROBSON MARINE 9:30 (13) Richard 2 baths, family room. 11:00 (2.8) High Rollers contra won't want to miss Stemper Realty transportation 1,400 Neighborhood 16 Degree In teaching 3239121 After S call a Red Bug Mobil Plaintiff, vs Louis Il 29-Rooms 2977 Hwy 1792 At.n qe'eroqe ,1prt,ticrt, 345.000 climate. fenced yard, real nce Diamond LOWDOWN If you only have SO iO (6) Now You See It STAN'S AUCTION 377 7205 (35) Mickey Mouse Central Florida's Leone. Defendant, which aforesaid 'Jail 377 5961 341.000 l' (35) Double Action with goon credit you may Still mile East of I 4, Hwy 46, Sanford (9) Split Second MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Writ of Execution was delivered to Club vo Røoms & [lath 19 20 1969 Chevy Malibu , 7$) engine Also 21 18-Help Wanted Stan Vermillion, Auctioneer 22 able to buy this freshly painte Theatre 377 4991 Phil & (44) Donahue me 19)9 5 as Sheriff of Seminole County. French (44) Mod Squad In Lake ________ 'Jul. Owner lO2 Plymouth Valiant,6cyI Rolls inside and out 7 bedroom home C 5 9jsjcal 10:00 (2. 8) Petrocelll 7374 127 Merchandise 7 1498 11:30 (2) Hollywood Florida, and I have levied upon the * * * Ph, 37-7 7909 5:30 (2) News good condition 372 29*3 337 L 322 9719 a pretty corner lot. Only $IS.0 24 25 26 (6) Dan August following described property owned NEEDED IMMEDIATELY I Squares (6) Andy Griffith Harold H&l Realty BECKWITII PIANO Someone interested in a part time by Louis Leone. said property being Ford '73 LTD Brougham. Loaded. OVER 6') NICE CLEAN CARS TO (13) Zane Grey (6) rove Of Life Unfurnished Attention Retirees ssFurnJi V7.11111111 (13) Cable Spot writing CHOOSE FROM, EASY TERMS lob who located in Seminole County, Florida, fullpower, steel belted tir, new liv e s in the Theatre 3) 3 33 MovIe REALTOR. 373 3774 Light OR NEW HOMEMAKERS brakes Best offer takes $69 0130. more particularly described as Oviedo Geneva area and who has 7 Bedroom. fen ce Jj. I d yard, _ (24) Today In Blankety Blank (24) Electric Company This cozy two bedroom home will follows * * * 0 good command of the English 700 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. I and 7 Cottages 6. a 2 story house with 7 SllSmo Adults pref erred. Your MLS Agency Legislature 36 --bdrm unfurn apts from 1140 $175. (35) Florida 1965 Ford Mustang eat In kitchen, large family room (35) Lost In Spc,ce One- (I) Mercury Cougar, 1973. language and can express himself IT' 5154 or 37-7 6.670 apartments, all units have 7 Ico Orhlar return on coos cnrnent at 10:30 (13) Lloyd Bridges per ma Call 867 lISa or Oriari'Ju Sanford AOt ion NO CREDIT (H I': and screened porch on quiet stree $ Cylinder, air conditioned ',FT) ill t.ifety!e herself Must be a good speller and 7$ p0 & 35 pct We ai'o buy full I 0 No 3F93H562331 White With red PrA TOC 'i 6:00 (2. 6. 8, 9) News p,., fldrm,, and air Will Sell collect, 472 1171 IS lust right for you Only 517.900 (35) My Favorite 373 7)10 1.100 If P EST 1 vinyl top 37283)9 NO U not afraid to talk to people h:ijS,.fs, r5ltrS. etc 11:55 (6) it you (24) Villa Alegre Separately or together, Good LMi'st ma.,', -- ; 34-4vbi1e Homes Ir,.,.,. with terms available Martian Said vehicle being stored at can hack it. I want to talk to you Open Daic 10.1 in 5p rtu rental property Piloian Realty, Jill' AFTERNOON Baldwin Spinet Piano Defiary, AdultS Lovely largi I (44) LucyShow with breezy porches 1977 bastback, air conditioned. on corner lot Contact Hill Currie, Managing Mullins Shell In Casselberry, 11:00 (2. 6.8,9) News * * * Realtor, 83)1947, After hr, 12: 00 (2, 44) News - 531 With Bench, 1595 bedroom air, ideal for retired 51,600 40 41 6:30 (2.8) NBC New s radio, new tire's, 52,095 Excellent Editor, Nice mobile home on private lot 3 0181 Florida. Further The Herald i, ,-I Phone 322 information (24) Yoga 862 4391 persons 648644$. 37780,1 Young And (6) Jill' ml W. of Sanford, shape Ask for Don Pope, 377 1631, (6) CBS News I-] 2611 for an appointment NATIONAL AUTO SALFS Hwy 1' available from the Civil Division of Fla, rm ,rrtOrd (35) 700 Club Restless Deater, Adult! only Quiet, 372 5284 (9) ABC News 43 44 26005 FRENCH. SANFORD the Seminole County 1735620 Sheriff's SAN OLEW000 V'.LLAS (44) Night Gallery ----Supplies Jackpot (13) Ensign O'Toole De partment N lied per son for Jul t)OW. AIRPORT IILVD car peted, beautifully furnish,.j 1110 (2,8) Tonight Show Stemper Realty Password General Office Work and the undersigned (24) Zoom as Sheriff of SANFORD, 373 1110 17 48 49 Wa!rfr 50 51 52 , and boating privileges (6) Movie FORREST GREENE INC. 377 5009 (35) Big Valley Seminole County. Florida, Used office furniture will at (35) Mayberry RFD Central Florida's Included Adults 5110 377-4470 FRANi(LlN'AflMS APTS, JsceIlaneous for Sale REAL TOR S)23 63530r6.45 7333 (9 Wide World Of 1100 A M on the 8th day of May, 12:30 (2, 8) Blank Check MULTIPLE LISTING (44) Hogan's Heroes Wood or Steel desks (executive desk It7OFlorida Ave. REALTOR 55 LADIES-MEN 56 Inflation stret Entertainment A . D. 1975, offer for sale and sell to 3221991 8. chaIrs, secretar,aI desks & NoDownPayment (6) Search For 19195,Fnencl ching budget to breaking point? 3 (24) Captioned News the highest bidder, for cash, subiect NEW CONCRETE 35-APobjle Home Lots chairs, Straight chairs,, filing Tomorrow 377.7371, 337 1196.377 7311 MAJTIAND FLEA MART or 4 hours a day will bring you a OVIEDO FlU Duplex, Furn. or un _______________________________ t any and all existing loins, at the 59 (35, 44) The F ug itive Legal Notice BLOCK HOMES cabinets, in, 19S9. 372 4161 Is. Cash and Carry (9) News 1911 Hwy 1797 Open Sat &Sun 9$ Profitable Income For details, turn Carpet and air cond water. Front (West) Door of the Seminole Fina nced by Farmers Home Ad on Man And 8312920 P1011'S S Points Area, (44) Variety - lawn write Mail Sates. Division. Box care & maintenance. to, County Courthouse in Sanford. FICTITIOUSNAME ministration to qualified bu yers Casselberry. 17.97,Lvs.4706 Environment I Largetarxd%c sped priv,telot 1:00 (2) Jackpot Watkins Products, Inc. Winona, Reasonable Ph Owner 365 3721. Notice thereby given that i am Florida, the above described per Lawn Mowers We Sell The Best 6. All Why rent when you can buy for hook 1:00 ups. 372 0073 Tomorrow (2. 8)_ aIll Minnewt, 55987. 23 (6. 8) News c.n c engaged In bt.,tin,x t . sanal -less' Service The Rest. Western Auto, In the Herald Classified ads 62-Lawn Garde Show are (9) All My Children 17 97. Casselberry, Seminole That said sale is be ing made to 2 Bedroom mobile home. I', baths, Lane Bradf 301 W. Itt St. ord Thanks to Classified Ad. users get black And white and read (9) Movie all over satisfy the terms of said Writ of with Sceened porch, Silo mo. plus County. Florida, under the fictitious (35, 44) Movie Reg Real Estate Brok er last results at a low cost. Try one New hcusei Ina rural area. No dow n World Famous Buck knives. 0150 name of HANKS LAWNMOWER Execution $75 deposit 373 265.1 New Amtico Vinyl Flooring, 12 a sq. 1 1:30 (2.8) Days Of Our - MASTERS COVE 904 775 6999 todayt Phone 337-2611 or 33)999) payment, monthly payments less Schracje Walden, John Primble PARTS & REPAIRS, and that I J0 E Polk. Eves 303131 5139. 167 6051 ON THE LAKE Yd SANFORD AUCTION, 32" Parts of a Plant lives MORNING Country: F urn, 7 bedroom trailer, than reflt. Government sutnidi:ed knives Gardenland, 1100 W 1st Intend 10 register said name with the Sheriff 734', 323-7900 Mother's helper andompanlon for 2 6:00 (9) Sun ie Jubilee (6) As The World $173 mo. Call $3) $777 to Qualified buyers. Call to see if St . 373 6430 Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole Seminole County. Florida Chuluota, 3 bdrms, I ba th, large boys white mother works nights 6:10 Turns CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR you qualify! (2) Sunshine 1964 Park Chevy pick up, $493'Sn Ave 2 Bedrooms, I bath. Publish: April 16.73.30, May 7, 1973 Screened porch, large corner lot, County, Florida In accordance with a pper D B H PP A PAY P A P 1 N R E P E P and Saturday's Part time now, full Let me till your garden spot; mow (9) Let's Make A Riding Mower,s HP, 5375. Family Almanac carpet, drapes, appliances siis the provisions of the Fictitious OEM I7 M. UNSWORTH REALTY good cOnoitlOn AsSumable 7 34 pct. lots. time when school it out 349 5787 Site i DeaI rm. tent, 575, 373 plus $100 Deposit. 671 1253 Name Statutes, To wit 'Section 613(4,$)Sunshine 2774. 803W. lit St. MNEEYVOTTOCXAFALAEE mfg. $11,900 Owner, 3.6.5 377F. Floyd Freer, 322 5191. 36509 Florida Statutes 1957, 2:00 (6) Guiding Light 3736061.3730517 Famous Recipe accepting op Aimdnac I CITY OF FLOWER POTS AND BENCHES, Showplace. now leasing NELSON-0 FLORIDAROSES D T P E TT P L R I B S B E T N s I T 5: The Gas Peg. Real Estate Broker Pyramid pticattons full or part time, good 6:25 (2) I Dream ALTAMOPOTE SPRINGS. STEP STONES 309 ELM, IE C. BATEMAN luiuriou Woodruff's Garden Center 1 & 2 OR, eat in ql(tiC Market inc. pay Advancement Apply 13 30 (2, 8) The Doctors m FLORIDA p Jeannie MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Wint er Springs ki?Chpnt, large rooms. plenty 601 Celery Ave Sanford p•j 37-Business U ER I E H A L E U 13 L A N 1 0 M N R 3 BR, Henry Serino, Screened Mo nd8y, Tuts . Thurs Fri. 1879 Notice of Public Hearing () Edge Of Night Real Estate Brok er Tort, Riding Mower, patio, fenced, low down, Only Peg carpeting, pttvate. -Pret French 373 16% TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: S HP. Excellent $I9,75 Acre R.Ity, REALTOR, residential From $150 $303327; 64-Equipment for Rent cofl(lit[c5.l, 10 ties, running time. Publish: April 2. 9. tö. 23. 1913 Offic es or BRRTLTRNWOREQULH I CA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 764 'In id 373 7750 37: 0846 QtM-!5 Small Store Buildings With grass catcher. Best offer. the City Commission 04 the City of I BR,, y owner, in Sonora. Low Olan Mills Studios HOROSCOPE 323 1416 after S. lent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 337 15*7 NOTICE OF SALE AI?amonte springs. Florida, that UB 540's. Mtg. can be as sumed Jeeds severil ladies for Ietephone Shampoo for only II SO per day Notice i hrreby given by the 31-Apartments Furnished said City Commitsion will hold a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Corner lot, extras 323 7999. 6" Telescope, equatorial mounted. sales from our OttiCe in undCrsiqnød that on Fnidy. April CARROLL'S FURNIT(JRE_ E public hearing on the question of setting circles on both ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL Sanford AM PM shifts. $7.10 per 2 Bedroom clock . at 10.00 AM. at 1130 cbangingthezoningctassificationof OPEN HOUSE furnished air, adulti driven, includes 3 lenses & all hour Apply in person to M. A ML E R T _____ 3 bedroom, large lot. Sanford'S best Delfona Blvd. Deltona, Volusia the following described property; SR only, no pete. Contact Pioneer I custom built. 3 bedroom instructions 3700. 367 7445. Starraft, Atlantic National Bank 731 County, Flord&pubtic sateofa)971 section, Lot 1. Block C. Town & Country 41Hotss,es centril air & heat, aP P81rillilto Av e home for less than the cost of rent. F B 0 S D N Y D E []kP AM Building, Room 502 from 9 a.m to ARIES tMarch 21-April 19) Marquis, bearing serial F states Replat. aordng to the plat carpeted 136.500 322 1)93 SANFORD FLEA MART You're li kely to let others exert Mercury Prices in mid 520's. Modt in )oberman Pint<pit'r Pup',. AKC 1 rn p No 1741k531115wi(I be he ld for cash thereo f as recor ded in Plat Book 12. Nice 7 bedrooms All utilities fur Longwood. *34 5113, $31 3719 Becaref ul how you handle a an undue influence over you. at NICE TO COME HOME TO Champion Lineage, 1123. Terms auction English Woods-Fern Park. I, yr fished 372 2599 I Adults Waterfront and Paqe 29 and 30, of the Public . 3 Bedrooms, I bath. fenced, central available. 365 5740. 371 0720 family matter with your mate. Think for yourself old. I BR,? bath, family room with Inspection thereof lID N. French Records of Seminole County, boating privileges SIlO. 372 4470 be your Assistant Bookkeeper heat. Ready to move into 119.500. A 0LID0TEA0HUEIESL EN Baby Bed & Mattress, 120; 21 wood I' Ave. fireplace, total 7300 sq. ft. Ex. If not resolved properly, It will OW)) man. Ave, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida; OODLES-Standard AKC. 3 Owner fina nced, Itill knowledge to trial balance One & TWO, bedrooms, air & carpet, bed, box springs & mattress, 125; clusive area, near school, etc 7', the place of storage. Wall.wall car home. pe t, c months, all Shots, blonde's arid from U 1AA Residential, Single en tral WINTER remain an Open wound for some SPRINGS Must be able to type SCORPIO (Oct. 2$-Nov. 22) Only ex LA T LOPE ED K SW FR PT R I N adults. $95 & up. Alto 2 bedroom pct, bar equity, 5 - National bank air. $7,700 down, take ov er mom. Swivel rocker, 570; 10 lb. Paint blacks, 377 $312 after 3. Family. District to U 2 Residential, Price $6,100 down and assume perienced mortgage apply. time Permanent sprayer, new $10, 372 7333 after S. unfurnisheci, 595. 372-1110. 8.31,500. Owner $31 7971 oftroit Poage of $16,700 831 7$$5 You have a serious, secretive Two Family, Townhouse District as on this 3bedroom. 1 bath with den, Position S day week, Starline BF P KWSHCRFMLTKRH00D Ott Woodward Ave TAURUS (April 20-May 20) matteron your mlnd, You'd U ermars short haired pointers, 2 said toning classifications are $187 per month, total payment, Enterprises, Sanford Airport, AVALOPI APARTMENTS DEBARY-NEW HOMES 4 BPS. 2 full baths, family room & Unwanted items hauled tree. Junk Detroit, Mich male's, AKC. 17 week s , Shots, $150 described In the lOfliflq Ordinances Normally you're quite willing to guidance. Be very careful Industrial Park, Building 131. ADULTS,NOPETS 58 a pick up toad; yard trash 56 a 301 DeLeon, 2 BR, 7 bath, den, plenty storage, large lot. BEMETEIL ATEAUR Q0T0N 0 V Costrini ea- 331 7315 the City of Altamonte Springs, Sanford Ph, 323 0111, load. 8676306 116W. 2nd St. lend a hand to friends. Today, whom you confide in 11) Juan Rd.) BR. ?both 573.000 372 1017. Assistant Manager Florida,to w it • Ordinance No 221 71 Large wo oded lots, menican Eskimo Puppies. AC, quiet Peg R A L S N B I A I E R N i N P B E 13 E R area , Publish April however, l Estate Brok ea you'll fl er make it quite 73. 197$ and as amended and Supplemented P EAL ESTATE SALESMAN- With SAGITTARIUS (Nov. nDec DM lii ____ lnez's Treasures 3 Room Furnished Apartment ____ Ii, Yr old, 3 fldrm, w w carpet Florida roo, m qarage, ctral Reg 377 164$ en 4319S Myrtle Ave, Sanlor~ Public clear you don't want to be Hearing will be helci in the c.rand some experience Opening, Sat Good op WateranclL;gbtsfUrnshed central lilA. By Owner. 125.900 Apr 76 21) A new p oject will be r heat & air, custom des gq °honel7l 0610 Iniitucttotts: The hidden names tided below appw forward, NOTICE OF INTENT City Hall, Altamonte Springs, Iniature portunity CALL HAROLD HALL I BUt South of Pinebree:. Fqg Plant impied upon. 322 6)52 Schnauzers, New temporarily stalled through no backward, up, down, or dialonafly in the puzzle. Find each TO REGISTER Flonida.on Tuesday, May70. 1975, at REALTY, 373 5771 on Bk'drr Ave Antiques, Clothing. England champion pedigreed $9Q 11 [j, One Bedroom apt, air con GEMINI (May 2lJune 20)11 fault of FICTITIOUS NAME wn: yours. You'd be unwise 130pm. or as soon thereafter as etc 3fl 4073 BRING ME AN OFFERI cfitioned, carpeting, mo. 710$ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that you're sharing something social to use the delay as an excuse to Possible, at which time interested I ght Housekeeper & Cook for BUD LEAF SAP Out of town owner will consider Magnolia Ave Call 373 0630 elderly lady. Live in or Out. $30 JAMES MAHAF FEY, an individual, parties for and against the Proposed This desirable 3 BR. 2 ba th home today, be sure the others bring discard ft. CATKIN CRANK REALTY. REALTOR NUT SEED "ALL" offers on thiS 3 bedroom iven s.rOcmlng & Boarding 6431. MARK MAHAFFEY, toning classification change will be with Florida room, loc at ed on an individual, CELLULOSE PHLOEM STEM Sunland Estates ranch Fenced ' money or you'll be stuck with VU. UIJQIJ Ild 3 room turn, garage apt.. glassed ri Kennels, Thanks to you, our CAPRICORN (Dec. THOMAS MAHAFFEY, an In heard large beautiful landscaped fl..J, corner FLOWER ROOT WOOD yard. neat 6. clean Don't miss this A front porch, water turn, Adults the tab. 1miles north on Il 92 dividual, and INTEREAL COM lot. F ea tur es include central heat. This Notice s to be published by Pil 'non experienced in alterations of 19) It's very important t only. No pets 3)75 m. 337 1305 buy. Only $73,710 Call 373 9110. Tomorrow - Crop Destroying Insect. a Tennessee corporation, all air, range, refrigerator, fenced 'men's clothing to work in men's posting In three (3) public places Table Rentals II 00 91 Qualifying, assurneVoan, , pct. CANCER (June 21-July 22) choose as a partner one whose PANV. as genera' partners desiring to within the City of Altamonte tore Phone 337 P7r91. yard, barge workshop & many 3 Bdrms. $49 lor7 Bedroom Adults Only ION Riding Mower oo-norses You're a bit too pessimistic ambitions are attuned to your engage In business as a partnership Springs, Florida. and published in 4 other attractive feature's. Pric ed Park Avenue Mobile Park Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 today regarding outcome Good Used Condition By Lovely dr ?1 3 be ooms, 1 y ld under the fi c ea r titious name of LAKE of own. The wrong choice cou The Eveninq Herald, anewspaperof at only 326.000 Drive by 163 754$ Park Drive, 317. 2"I flbackquarterhovsegeIeflg 1350, 337 0599 discoveries per panel in an all-new aeries of 24-page booklets. events. iId, large family room with BRAPITLEY VENTURE, po 700 general circulation in said City one at Rosalla Or. & call for ap Your pessimism may cause many problems. intment Gentle, 177S 'ireplace, very large lot almost 1 To order volumes!, H and 111. send $1 for each, making checks Georgetown Drive. Casselberry, FurnlsbeGarage Apartment to see this excellent buy (I) time at least fifteen (15) days 373 5431 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Larry Saxon. Realtor produce just that kind of result icre lc1yllwild. Section 37) 946.8 Adult $110Mo AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) 1. Florida, intend to register the said prior 1 0 the Payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. of the Public UIIITED STATES Ilby SELL TRADU DISTRICT I licjqSe, if you're not careful. All utilities $200 each name with the Clerk of Heanino 1726731 the Circuit Try not to depend too heavily on II 3)5[ Firtt St. CC FLiRT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF 372 56 Neg Coggins )OL HOME -. $22,900 LEO ( July 23-Aug. 22) This is subordinates today. You can Court of Seminole County, Florida DATED this 13th day of April. FL ORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Sanford: 1 BR Furnished apIs Quiet 373 l3l6Orin 7737 DATED this 27th day of March, t___________________________________ I CH AD ULUOTA 1975 3 BR, 2 bath home Peg Real Estate Broker CA ii No. 75-S3.Orl.Ciy.V -UNITED neighborhood, No pets, Deposit not one of your better days for obtain the best results only If AD 1975. Will accept 5' Phyllis Jordahl ith In grourf pool ltOE 25th St 3376455 57 Yr old Pinto Mare, Ii Hands, very IiTES OF AMERICA, required $31 Plaintiff, o"o days complete mental concentration, you keep your hand in. 5: James Matiaffey mailer hone in Sanford in trade City Clerk OIWIR*LCIgMA nentle Also 10 Mo old Pin!o I lily vs JOHN W HANNAH and Mark Mahaffey Later, recheck of the City of all work to see if Call 373 7876 alter i SH PISCES 1111EV E. HANNAH, his wife. et (Feb. 2(t-March 20) BARGAIN MATS EVERY 571 Park Or Thomas Mahaffey 322 211$ Altamonte Springs, Florida at Defendants you erred. Are yc,.j ,, lull tflme'dr, r W,tr, a par' ORDER FOR '71t2:30P.M.-S1,25 :ounrty Atmosphere I ist upon ns an J open, complete 9Y We Mve Xblr'.', IE'S .1 REALTOR INTEREAL COMPANY AFTERHRS Publish - April 73. 197 5 RESID[P41 IA REM ODELItAG SE UVICE BY PUBLICATION 74 Sinr Zj 1 t.mc ,,,ir' (t.,u, the AIJ'ornoh,ve On 67"-.Livestock.pt'j'j'T Sout hern Lawn Service VIRGO (Aug. 2 3-Sept. 22) accounting in business tran. wifrI cabine who J. 11-red HUrI1mCI love.. 729784 ins for a g,irden. plus 7 artIsian 3220640 OEM 142 People. budget 322 399) I cash price of 161 nic liOn and .sffidat of plaintiff Ifl COMMERCIAL REMoDE1I# Section 4 ri The WANTED Pit or $ payment5 C t"vt'rd0y stretching rent. Al Vice President so clIs, neat & freshly ed unfurn paint , 3 Don'tlend anythkng today toan sactlons today. Any conditions ATTEST thC above entitled ause by kendell NEW HOMES bedroom, 1'? bath on corner lot, I $1 50 tioIderi Touch in Sew, $73 Mowng. Edgng 8. Trimmn'7 Gentle Jersey Milk Cow to take her husband ______ BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APTS R. 2 bath home with central air. o friend you're fond of, but should be put in writing. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE 'W Wherry its Astistant United NewCommercial InduStrial 11111.901) Existing. 116.300, Sec At Reasonable 373 60SOor377 9597 7 pcI, 3n 7S3 M. Hayod E. 1100 E Airport Blvd 323-13 40 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Sta InAttorney, in an action against 17 6.900 Design Construction Financ ing to dinner & dancing who always forgets to return SANFORD SEWING CENTER (Seal) BIII't Lawn Service by virtue of that certain Writ of the defendant(S), John W. Hannah P41cc Keith R. Smith Construction Inc . at "The Happy Cookers" will gIve your unwanled farm 307 East 1st St . Downtown 7 bedroom, air, large yard things. t,'C',% Publish April 16.73.30, May?. 197$ VANOS Fre'e' r5tirym,it,' r,'culraI hea t & ,Itr. DOWN Execution lnueci out of and under anc 305671 1)31,21 Hrs Nadine YOUR BIRTHDAY Shirley E Hannah, his wife and IrlimOls .s orico boon' 323 3761, Close In $125 mo., & SecurIty •)l STUDIO I,3,3 OEM 9 sales & seriu' DI'.I-'S Heating & ________ ([BRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) IPIC seal of the County Court of Oi ersified Mortgage 1. Realty Co,. REAL ESTATE INC. 171 $2OA no YOU need a 3 bedroom home! Can dl' 0444 or 331 3719, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE G BEDROOMSUITES Air Coed 3 Seminole County, Florida. upon a am American Steel Fence Co., Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTOR u beli yl e 319.000' New ev roof, April U, 1975 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. BUDDv' HOMEIMPROVEMENT 2 BEDROOM 6S N. Orlando Ave. final judgment rendered In the and to enforce a lien upon real *7 .01eshly painted, and on a large lot WELAKA APARTMENTS 322.6-457 'entral Heat & Air Conditioning CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, aforesaid court On the 2nd day of pro ALL TyPES Oi CARPENTRY TOWNHOUSES (Hwy. 17.92) Derty Situate in this District and 111W II St iã..P-'Ci I to see After lies For freertni,'de ,itt Carl 177 illIor 3737317 FLORIDA. 401 BRO',%'ftupI:5y (.ONTPIOL April, A 0 1915, in that certain case des :rlhed as follows Lot $ and the AND REPAIRS 372 3.35 Winter Park 647-4720 New £C($hQ1 ambitious interests will Hint', it 1&.,.P%n ".irul:rj 37? 7567 Pitt Dr.,. PROBATE DIVISION entitled, Flagship U S flank of sou th 7 feet of Lot 7. lCO.*DIOI vouOf % , Block 1, L be awakened In you this year. Cat. P4*. PR 73119CP lilt It CMiLO,Vx A K F MARY, 1 bedroom furnithei 3?? Sfss Seminole, Plaintiff, + vs John FA IRVIEW SUBDIVISION, 11, Carpentry, Remodeling. Additions, ____ Mi Hi Ui P11_H'i 14_____ ac Apt near SiC Nice Larry Miller, Defendant, which toriling to the Plat for You'll seek loftier goals, Don't Estate of private .%. i Custom Work. Licensed Bonded thereof as mature Posr s o5uorr. man, $81, 322 3910 Beauty Care 7 III 1(11(' aforesaid Writ of F.xecution was reciirded in PhI Book 4. Page 71, be discouraged by a slow start Free estimate 37] 6038 . Di'cea%ed delivered to me' as Sheriff of Put .( ________________ 1-T 1111111111 I.Ic Rerords of Seminote County, Niceefficiency apt All ailBart Real Estate nlotnentum will later pick ILTh TOWIR'S 1lL,AuTs SALON utililiet NOTICE TO CREDITORS Lift ,rr,einote County, Florida. and I Fbi'ida. and if appearing to the and force main instalba PET REST INN furnished Adults 597 30 MO, I up. 'formerly Harrlett'sfleauty Nook) 337 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING have levied upon the following Coy rt that the' defendant, Shirley F "* fln,Srd'rj & C,'1,,r,e"3 tls, Concrete foundation work for REALTOR 377 7498 3795, C+iM I. WCP , 4 '~~ f'r ,;, "~ IF , 00 I 419 F Pine 32? 5747 , CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST de5rrihi LPtrty owned ty John Itar Signs, equipment, Dumps. et r =~ v~ 2:15, flO I It ocit in inh,ititant of r- - r 1505 W. 25th St. SAID ESTATE: Larry Miller, said property being four d within the State of Florida and Underground or above ground '--4 HOME PAR small Classified Ad brings big 11 Sanford, Fla, s'oraqe tanks, Dc-watering, I not voluntarily appeared 31A'-Duplexes returns 'Ye' one ,ird se• Call Lot Rent From notified and required II Sma I to file any _______ more particularly described as herf 'In, and that personal C011aR cavatlon, driveway culvert pipe's large lot, %'ei.lt price 2611 of 131 9101 service claims and demands which you. or kit lot selection followsqla dy Brown Realty, 372 5231; 311 TN&*T'u AlA CL [A'lS ALL and head walls, retaining walls UPoi then li not practical bec ause her 1 or7 bedroom duplex celPIrrof you. m may have against said 1964. cok h l.LwILDE Keith 11 Smith Construction Inc One (1) 1973 Yamaha 1.0 No rail cfence and whereabouts are or p'(-SSurC i can nm _II low available hi apartmenti Furnis hed or estate in the office of the Cerk of the IN 36)003017 30567$ 111$ Stan, 21 firs 3n 011110 UflkI Unfurnished It is ORDERED that anford's newest and ; I Circuit' Court of the Eighteenth Swimming Poolr 4770 5 oflanj SHARKS One (1) 1971 Bonneville Mtcy. I 0 ShIr ley f Hannah appear Or plead ~-----------, Or 3717970 Judicial (irruif, Seminole County, nest Adult-Family I no X F 01116 to it e complaint hrren by the 16th t IF I I "--I-- ......- , 'I Tr p Stiruirn 1 t lri#lA fi.r.Ai.. rs I., Seminole HOURS -- II,Ut0s -- - - RURAL BUNGALOW ...... . . 3 Minutes from Town I .1 aus - RATES _____ ______ ------ ' 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 43 . Orlando Winter PQI 322-2611 t' 5 CLA SSIFIED ADS WEDNESDAY you. you, - ____________ I 11 - _____ DEADLINES Noon The Da Before PubIfCQtIOfl ____ as PAYTON REALTY - Sunday Noon FridQj - r - -- - I -- - - - - - - - . - Stenstrom Real~ -, - , . - AUCTION Every Satu,. Night, 7:30 P.M. . I -- -- - - . , - - -, • 13- " ----- STAN'S AUCIION " -' ---- ----= -. . - --- - ' ' i. ' . ANTIQUE ACTION '' ' - , -- Oman - - NEN - SAT. APRIL 26, 7 P.M. - - - - Rentals - - -- _______________ - - -- -' - WE FINANCE - - 33__Hou -- .--- 0 ER _________ Auction 322-2420 Anytime Friday Nights, 7:30 Jaiji - -- 113 -- - Dell's Auction Service '.','c?, 9 60-Office Merchandise - -- 0 JuiJ - - --- SEEK & FIND ---------------- ----- ---------------'. - DOME as , * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot! * -- ornnf'rfv -- 808 DANCE ""'-'-'---------------------'.'.-.,-------- - . - - ..,- THURSDAY - , - vacant 9 - MOSS - . - -- - 19 ______ Real Estate work WEQJU For Thursday, April 24, 1975 -- axis, -_------------ ________ - - ___________________________ 4 of - WIlT REALTY , - 0 - - - - $1 = - - Lego! Notice 04" ~ 113 - A TAFFER REALTY WIFE 113 Jim Hunt Realty *Did YotJk'} GENEVA GARDENS - - ROBT F - Accounting uivit rriyjrg - Home Improvements - - Patio Luxury ' Air Conditioning '- - -. -"." .. J , - Pest Control Moving? Why Not Live i3dnesdgys' FROM i- ~3 Lawn Care raLh Apartments -.--- If '- EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY time - I Ili BUSINESS DIRECTORY ,__,___ r 113 In Sanford's Finest Pet Care - Established Residential Area? $13500 . -, station - ' , rih - LAKE MARY - - '- 3222090 . - ____________ - TREASURE - - , ... - - - - foBuu $55 house, J __ - - -,_ __,,,fl , - - -- - -- - - -- Pressure Cleaning - - Coffee Service 1 . . ' - .- - ,' .,,, a L �TT1 12A rerinq Herald, Sanford, Fl : Wednesday. April 23, 10 75 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Wedn.day, April 23, 1975—lB TIPS. • . George and I are pleased to notice that canned goods costs seem to be corning down some. Not as fast as they went up. We want you to know that FROM PETE AND every effort is being made to reduce these prices as JL fast as our costs are IGEORGE DANIEL reduced to us. and that includes shelf stock. 20% off a.11 our I women's short sets, Now $ to $ '\ 1'..•: `A 11111 IIJ PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL 24 to 30, 1975 / - \\\ r (;ROUND BEEF 'y 100% PURE LEAN •EBESH DAILY ç 11, L11 1 ___ __ EXTRA SPECIAL 0 1 0 -lf E 11 ____ FAIRWAY VALUE RUSSETUS#1 1 I BAKING MILK SHANK CUT HOMOGENIZED BUTT F C CUT L LB. - .FRYERS 48 LB55 LEGS OR BREASTS LB. MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK QUARTER'S Rig. 6.99. Striped basketball shoes. With air cooled Cotton duck uppers, correct balance arch, cushion insole. Full range of sizes for men and boys. New lowrices, p Fabric shoes for the family, • Now 599 Reg. 5.99. Boat oxfords with heavy weave cotton duck uppers. Cushion insole, arch support. In a range of sizes for met,, women and boys. Children's sizes. Reg. 5.99..........Now 4.99 — DRUM STICKS •••. LB 78 THIGHS no RRFA_CT9 ID 7RI U UUL.LIV )LILCLI Req. 4.99. Women s fabric sro.s with lops,, Crrect balance arch Ciisticn Iris 11, 9'] BEEF LIVER aRc IIIESH LEAN PORK , '-.. A - Now Reg. 5.99. Wedge oxford. Linen-look fabric uppers, braided rope trim. Molded Kraton' rubber outsoles. Women's sizes. ri' I 1 LB Now 499 arrh '/hire rt,be r toe caps itt port. rubber outsot. Kraton' sole Sizes for men and boys MIN I 199 ( Frayed bottom *Sizes 8.18 *Solid colors dov s 7, II ;',I,. - if / U ., ". • •' 1J4 . L. ) ' t— hF • -• 42 1 ,DETERGENT i\ I.. ") L Sflorrs. .. CLEANSER 499 - >' L A 99 Lu. ,, ..' . Men's a '." ' LYKES CHUNK STYLE BRAUNSCHWEIGER FULL 68 SHOULDER ROASTS1.13 FAIRWAY FARM 8. CALIFORNIA CHUCK POUND ITALIAN SAUSAGE $1.18 POT ROASTS $1 LB. 18 $ ROUND STEAKS PLENTY OF MEAT CENTER CUT SMOKED SEAFOOD SPECIAL! 18.1 I 3 3 LEAN MEATY RESH MULLET LB, 29 ENGLISH ROASTS 18 BONELESS 98c SHORT RIBS FAIRWAYS SPECIAL BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP ROAST 1.cR Inimnu DII A. [B 68C $170 RESH FLOUNDER LB. 98 [SH SPMt5H IAfIfnri C In IVIUIMLI amvLn rAMILT riic IMII1VVHI rmnma e'riu wu J I CARD CTFW RB fIIE 1 Is OR MORE • _______________ LB OR MORE SI 11 GROUND CHUCK I S & UI8 FRESH FAMILY PACK UU LB MOR ORE -• . Men's /1 LB. 6W ROUND BONE shoes with air cooled oseoutIPUREX walk $horts CHUCK ROASTS ivluivcr HVtI1RMILY rAUK SPARE RIBS QO c 399 Reg. 5.99. B, PICKLE LOAF OLIVE LOAF BEEF.ALL LUNCH MEATS MEAT BOLOGNA48 C RATH 6 OZ. PKG. SLICED FULL CUT-BONE IN tr Now 499 55C BLADE CUT k men, women, and children. Now 399 .1 f 1781 LB. MEATVALUES CUTUPS Ps ALSO GALLON JUG II a FRESH USDA GRADE- A WHOLE FRYERS LB 599 9 C1 - COUNTRI PRIDE Now . ET DASH . Slit LAUNDRY DETERGENT . 'v • . •. I T.G.LEE -- HAM3 POTATOES FAIR WAYy WRCO MU UaDA 1 FOOD STAMPS EXTRA SPECIAL FAIRWAY VALUE ___ JIj c 1I -- I I aAU SHOP AT THE CONVENIENT Locations Near Your Home. WE RESERVE THE 3301 Edgewater Dr. 4205 Curry Ford Road 925 S. Orange Ave. 5300 Silver Star Rd. RIGHT TO LIMIT 5730 ak. UnderMil Rd. 5471 S. Orange Pin. Castle- 1601 N. Bermuda. kiuImmee Hwy. 17-92 Sanford PURCHASE QUANTITIES Hwy. 17.92 Maitland- 107 W. Fairbanks W.P. 114 S. Semoran Blvd. W.P. r ell r- "1 EXTRA SPECIAL FAIRWAY VALUE Req. 7.50 to $IS. Save on cool, breezy two-piecers Lots of great styles in misses and junior sizes, too Most in carefree polyester and polyester/cotton blends All set for a beautiful summer N9 ilk I LM 6 ' 1 'I FAME 18 oz JAR . ., KRAFT 1801 BOTTLE c PEANUT BUTTER 69'HI-C FRUIT 4601 49c BAR BQSAUCES . CAtER CAN TABLE KING SLICED 303 c :1 4 APPLESAUCE CAN 28 PEACHES =2 45c • ' BEECHNUT HART'S SWEET 303 303 GREEN BEANS CAN 23c STRAINED GREEN PEAS CAN c FAME STA1AR0 A to c PRINGLES 90? TWIN PACK 303 SALTINES 47 I TOMATOES CAN 10 ? BREAXSTONE STAY N SHAPE tYKES 240? POTATO HUFJ C JAR 1 3 c COTTAGE CHEESE 89 3EEF STEW 69 BORDEN'S SLICED 1202 P1(6. BRFAKSTONE ODUHI 7 FOLGER 602 INSTANT 2 /4 0? C LIPTON ... WHIP BUTTER $1939 AMERICAN CHEESE 48 79 c COFFEE TEA BAGS TR(41[ BLA!LR COUNT '' '' DRINKS BABY FOODS 7 49 I 29 C 83 79 C �2B—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, April 23, 173 "That's vhere I mastered the "1 welcome the chance to pan. Add flour and salt, stir ar of pastry sculpture," he make something different," he vigorously with wooden spoon said. "It takes about 10 yers." said. "You get pretty tired of till batter forms a thick, smooth He showed us a formidable sug. turning out all those roses and ball that follows spoon around ar sculpture he had Just corn- carnations." pan. Remove from heat at once. pleted of Tutenkhamon, a ruler But leave pastry sculpture to Beat in eggs, one at a time, till of Egypt from about 1366 to 1357 the mastcrs. For starters, a batter Is shinsmooth. B.C. housewife might try profitSpoon batter in mounds of one "Faces are the hardest thing eroles; miniature puffs filled rounded teaspoon each, 2 inches to do." he said. "It's not easy to with Ice cream and crowned apart on ungreaged cookie By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Few amateurs have get the facial expression down with sauce. Here's a party re'- sheets. Bake in 400-degree oven Many housewives who can mastered the art of sugar and in sugar." ipe. 25 minutes, till puffed, crisp and turn out the mor' elaborate din, pastry sculpture like Roland Sugar sculpture is like glas.s ('ream Puff flatter go!den. Remove carefully frcm nets quail at the thought of Mesnier, l)LStry chef at one of blowing, and you have to mold 1 cup water cookie sheets, cool on wire making pa!trv. But, a veteran Bermuda's biggest hotels, who your creation as you blow it into I stick butter racks pastry chef tells me, an ama- was in New York recently for a being. 1 cup sifted all-purpose flour Split puffs and spoon a tableteur can eventually make all food show at the Coliseum. The most difficult sculpture 's teaspoon salt spoon of ice cream into each, but the most intricate of Mesnier, a youngish-looking Mesnier has done was a cock4 eggs then press tops back into place. dainties. A little experience and man who comes from Ilesan- fight which won first prize at 2 quarts vanilla Ice cream Place in shallow serving pan some imagination can bring con, France, began his craft at New York's Coliseum. He won I can chocolate fudge sauce and drizzle with fudgy chococc lairs and even Napoleons a local pastry shop and finally plaudits, too, for a peacock (size depends on taste) late sauce which can be brought ithin reach of the average wound up as assistant chef at a which he displayed in BerHeat water and butter to boil. in Jars or cans at supermarkets. Iunemaker. major hotel in London. inuda. ing In medium, heavy sauce- Makes 20 servings. ______ - --- You Can Make Frenc Pas fry COOK IS FUN ____ Limit 2 with I 1tcon instant chicken bouillon I LaWespoori soy sauce it cup creamy peanut butter f(esterrlhs rn ant! use generous heart pordons. Cut off lWy tops and root ends. Working with 1 stalk at a me, separate, seandYs.keei, them in ordeer; chill. In a saucepan heat oil; add onion, garlic and pepper; cook gently, stirring, for a minute or two; add bouillon, water and soy sauce; stir until bouillon dissolves; off heat, stir Into peanut butter; cooL (Makes about 1 cup.) Work with ribs from 1 stalk at a time. With a small spatula, spreid each dry rib with some of the peanutbuttez mixture; starting with the small inner ribs, press firmly back together to make original stalk shape; press together again. Wrap tightly and Chill - but not for longer than several hours. Cut off tops and bottoms to make even; slice '.. inch thick. Serve at once. Each reshaped stalk makes about 12 pinwheels. SUNDAY BRUNCH Fresh Strawberries Scrambled Eggs with Creamed DriedBeel Golden Muffins Coffee GOLDEN MUFFINS Am'rican way of treating an English bread ' cup sugar 14 cup butter or margarine, softened 1 tablespoon grated orange rind 3 tablespoons orange Juice 4 I- ih nuthns, pit Cream butter, sugar and orange rind; gradually beat in orange Juice. Lightly tout muffin halves; spread with butter 'ture, Broil about 3 inches from rce of beat until bubbly and so xPirce lightly browned —3 to 5 mInutes. Makes 4 servings, s. COOKING CLOROX IS FUN -or marse purchase entlud!im- ' :w Jul, By CFCII V BROWNSTONE Assorlated Press F01) Fmd Editor FAMILY DINNER Tomato Juice OatSriacks Fi Fillets Potatoes Green l' Salad Fruit Crisp Bevera,:' OAT SNACKS Like crackers but not so crisp, and the seasoning is subtle, 1 cup flour, stir to aerate before measuring 1 teaspoon salt teaspoon onion powder teaspoon garlic salt 2 cups quick oats " cup solid white shortening ' cup (about) cold water 1 egg, slightly beaten 1 tablespoon (about) sesame seed Thoroughly stir together the flour, salt, onion powder and garlic salt; stir In oats. With a pastry blender cut In shortening until particles are fine. Gradually add enough water, stirring well with a fork as you do so, to make dough hold to. gether; form into a ball. On a pastry cloth with a stockinet. covered rolling pin, roll out to 's-Inch thickness. Cut out with a floured 24nch round cutter. Brush with egg and sprinkle with sesame seed. With a wide spatula transfer to ungreased cookie sheets. Bake In a preheated 400-degree oven until browned - 12 to 15 minutes; - id l GALLON I 8EEF pEO undrained SATURDAY REFRESHER Celery Pinwheels Sticky Bun., Coffee CELERY PINWHEELS They have an Interesting peanut-butter stuffing. 2 stalks celery 1 tablespoon peanut oil 4 CUP finely chopped onion ivau ciove garuc minced . teaspoon crushed dry red pepper There are many ways to serve English Muffins, some sweet and some savory BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) Italy and France have mil. Common Market sources atWhile a billion of the world's lions of gallons of unsold wine "cheese war" with the United portion of those involved In ag. riculture In Europe, the maga. tribute the difference to van. population starves, Western following bumper harvests last States. The blame lies with the Ecozine claimed, ations In production levels and Europe is groaning under food year and In 1973. nomlc Community's Common Store and market prices vary demand in member countries. surpluses and complaining Agricultural Policy—CAP, ac- widely through 'the nine coun Fish is going out of fashion about . the nine countries because it cording to Test Achats, an Inde- tries, although farmers benefit One problem is that thou. costs as much or more then pendent Belgian magazine for from a fixed floor price for' sands of farms are small and The nine countries of the Eumuch of their poduce. Farm- therefore uneconomic. Agrlculropean Common Market have meat. But trawleninen in consumers, In its April issue, the maga- ers get an average of 45 cents a ture subsidies amounting to $4 more beef to roast, butter to France and Scotland have '.ieen spread, eggs to fry and wine to blockading their harbors t,, pro. z I n e described CAP as pound for animals sold live at billion a year merely drive food auctions, a price which include., prtt'e3 up without improving the drink than they could consume test dockside prices they claim "ruinous" and added: "it without getting a severe Mom- do not cover the cost of their not served the interests of those waste such as bone and fat. But lot of families scratching an exvoyages to stormy Atlantic and who should be the principal the housewife pays an average istance from a few acres. ach ache, beneficiaries - the mass of the of about $3 for a pound of h o u s e w I v C S North Sea fishing grounds. But The average size of a farm in farming population. No more prime steak from her butcher, the United States is a little grumble about the ever. The Common Market has has It served the interests of Farmers argue that because short of 70 acres. For the Increasing price of this abun. slapped a ban on all beef im- consumers." of vastly increased overheads Common Market as a whole, dance In food stores, while ports from Latin America, The profits from CAP have - the increased cost of animal the average is only 33.5 acres, farmersfor saywhat theythey aregrow, not paid Communist Europe and Aus. been reaped by the big farmers feed and fertilizers - their own ranging from 93.5 In Britain to enough tralla and is on the verge of a who represent only a small pro- return Is barely profitable. 14.75 in Italy BLEACH Clmkcn Fr.it Beans Breadlray Fruit Compote CHICKEN KRAUT New version of a popular recipe. 8 chicken thighs (about 2' pounds), dried witha towel 2 tablespoons ['utter or margarine fl-ounce can sauerkraut, Medium onion, cut in thin strips Large red apple, unpeeled and thinly sliced 3 tablespoons dark brown augar, if desired Iiia 124nchskillet in the hot butter, brown the chicken. Mix kraut, onion, apple and, If used, the sugar; turn into an oblong glass 3-quart baking dish (about 13 by 8. by 1 in. ches) or similar utensil. Add chicken ina single layer. Cover tightly with foil and bake In a Preheated 325-degree oven until chicken is tender - about 1 hour. Thighs will shrink consid. erably. Makes 4 to 6 servings. Under Food , Surpluses Wednesday, April 23, 17S-38 - 'I By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor Western. Europe Groans Evening Herald, Sanford Ft. Ii . I I — •- . Ba r-BQue i I THIIIIIY #A 10 Powalered Min,. . THRIFTY g- IGHT CHUNK TUNA FISH . I I THRIFTY MAID 3 I, G R N A Limit 4 with S7.50 . more purchase . & CAN PRINGLE s NS ALL FLAVORS OR PLAN 01 MAXIM Av IIfSH SHOULDER BLADE S STON BUTT MR Al Potato Chips . . • (t000114 Ovilsill U CL SI 49 MIDIUM DAYTIME PRO 63c Instant Coffee . 9° Toastems . ••• • io, 1608 $139 $269 Oven Cleaner. . PKG IIY CORN SANrA 'ft BLIP IOWN "OUST ' Kimbies . , . . . . . PKG Muffin Mix , • • 4 79c $100 Instant Coffee . Crackers . . • • • • DUNCAN MINES LATIN Ill PAN SMOOTH & CRUNCH! MAGGI LAY S Cake Mixes .. . . 'v::' 85c Peanut Butter. . '' 31* Bouillon Cubes. ' 29c Bacon Nips.. •1 KG 59c ALL PURPOSe MADEIRA DINNER NINNY PIN POLO GOLD Crisco Oil . . . . . 'Ali' i9l Napkins . . . . . of ' 37c Dog Food . . . . 6 's 9°° Pretzel Rods • • • PRO 55c IIYNOID $ ECONOMY PUPINA SEEP & IC lot $155 15 ')A11 Peanut Butter Foil ........... Roil 87c D, loci RAG C oW 10 $3' Soap Pads. WAlt UP THE tAVOP il o, 45 TD HOME I TPI(Alt P4 tiu:fl sus i 39c Ac'cent . . . . . . . . sz;' Lunch Bcgs . . . . Detergent • • • • • 39c Cookies . . . . . . . PRO' $109 • COR IALMADGE FARM COUNTRY CURIO OLJARTf P PALJ.f ITO f* SUPIRIRANO CCP,IE Pork Steal<s .... to 'LB 99c Sliced Ham, . . . W 0 BRAND U 0* CI4OLCI BIlL BONELESS Pim. Cheese. . . TAIMADGE FAIN CHICkEN 9 Creamer . . . . 2 "°' JAI$ SUNNYLANO HOT 01 MILD FRESH FROZEN Il as Shou'der Roast. 9 Franks.. . . . ... I Lb W D BRAND USDA Cti ICI SELF 39c Pork Sausage.. 99c Strawberries • 3 tOo. COPILAND PIGS$100 TASTE 0' SIA Tue BURNT'S LOUISIANA Shor t Ri6s . . . . . 79c Dinner Franks.. PIG 99c Fish Fillet. ..... is 79c BAN Zloi $199 FI,(Ø (tO OR MORE PIECIS lull, COOKEDI CRACIJpi'GOOD Crunch Cake Slitp " 'NTill 99 STOUPI(I'S Uicken . . . . . z Biscuits . . . . . .6 ' 9*? 1s'oiOOc PftGRADI BALL PAIR 99c Srimp . . . . . . . . Pound Cake IILAISTONI . . PEG , SHRIMP LB I HILLS Franks. . . . . . .. $119 Sour Cream . . . PINT ó9c Chunkees. • . . . 32 ci $229 OSCAR AY(R 5 SL;ClD 24°. $129 MRS Sweet Potato Pie SIZE PILLSBURY Swift Mill OR BUTTERMILk 12 : ONION OS DIXIANA POLY SAG BABY LIS BLACRUE PEAS CUT GREEN Variety Pack. . . 9 BEANS OR Biscuits . .. . . . 4 69c Onion Rings "°' AOc 3,2o' 969 Whole Okra , , PIG KRAFT MACARONI D BE EF D N S NER I. A ' remove to wire rack to cool. COMPANY SUPPER Shrimp Curry Rice Chutney Popadums Romaine and Cucumber Salad Pineapple Sherbet PINEAPPLE SHERBET The fresh fruit adds wonderful flavor to a delightful recipe. Large fresh ripe pineapple 2 eggs teaspoon salt cup sugar III CUP milk 2 teaspoons lemon juice With a large sharp knife cut Off stem and crown ends from pineapple; cut off rind, (rain top to bottom, all around; with a small sharp knife remove the "eyes." Cut into lengthwise quarters; cut away core. Cube two of the quarters; in an electric blender puree enough of the cubes — there will beabout cups— to make l cup puree. Cut renaming pineapple into fingers, cover and chill. In a medium mixing bowl beat eggs with sail until thickened and lemon color; gradually beat in sugar until very thick. Beat in milk, lemon juice and pineapple Puree. Turn into can of a I. quart electric ice cream maker the kind that operates In the freezer compartment of the - CAN' PK-GS9 refrigerator. Insert dasher, cover and freeze according to manufacturers directions. Turn into a freezer container and ripen in freezer about 2 hours. Scoop sherbet into sherbet cups set on dessert plates; add some of the chilled I"111191IT MAID Fruit ) ri* ks 'IU4A$ SAVE 10' ,lz $10050-ou 0 9C I I le Chic- ken*-, , PILLSBURY MOW flic . .: . . - -_____ Pineapple fingers to each plate. Makes 6 servings. • MEATLESS SUPPER Tunaburgers Potatoes Mu enn-sw Asparagus Salad Frosted Brownies TUNABURGEp The good way my sister -LIPTON - MAXWELL HOUSE INSTAIiii A A - - - - -_ Frances makes them. 7-ounce can solid light tuna, _T_ __ . • Large egg, slightly beaten Small onion, finely grated (2 tablespoons pulp and Juice) 1 tablespoon lemon Juice 'i teaspoon coarsely ground black pe7per Fine dry bread crumbs 2 tablespoons butter or . I margarine Mix together the tu n.,, egg, 7-i 7. n AMERiCAN SOCEY onion, lemon juice and pepper inkl enough crumbs (about 2 Lblespoons) so mixture holds tugether. Shape into 8 patties, Itoll in bread crumbs about 2 tablespoons. In a skillet in the hot butter, slowly fry patties until hot through and brnwned, turning once. Makes 4 servings. - FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. )APiIUKLJ 419 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVER & 25th ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. �- ,I @ I I .--- -- .. . . --.- .-.--- ..... - •,- --.--.-- a wqxSENVOW1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, April 23, 1973—SB SOUTH'S SANFORD SAVINGS CENTER DISCOUNT PRICES * 7 DAYS A WEEK MON. THURS. F RI. & SAT. SUNDAY PRICES EFFECTIVE: THURSDAY,APRIL 24 L RGEAQ EGGS VU WHOLE peer riasn I YR (S ...,........,....,,•• Potted Meat ...... CAN58C 1oryatcj Juice,,.,.. • ••.•,,,,, • • . . . . . . . ....... 4c'A`N s 1 301 . . . . . . ... • • • • • • • • • .. Mustard Greens u- CANS to, .JAI Iueberry .. .. . . . . ••...... •.. • . 'I C 16o, )elmonico Steak____ __ __ __ __LB. $1 97 $137 :lub Steak LB. 0• ut Asparagus. . . . .. . . . .. • , • Dog Ration .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RO XEV )6oi. I CANS . 58 SHURPINI Muffins ..... 0041* .... SIZf Vo l 0 58 ISo, .... - I CANS vii Cut Round Steak -------- LB. 9 37 $1 oneléss Swiss Steak ILL SB URY weet 10 UNCAN HINES EXTRA-LEAN a TINDER : .10 is $2.48 Dog Food A AL CAN • . . . .. . JIM DANDY Whole Tomatoes ......••.,••,•,, Applesauce ... HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED 8W1 '4. Turnip Greens....,.,...,., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ••.. FAMILYPAK CUTUP FRYERS........ LB. 48c 58 S SHUIHNE CI4OPP(D FOLGIAS UNCAN HINES .1 SHURFIN( CHOPPID lYKIS SN Uii NI LB. SHUUINI ol Vienna Sausage...... Instant Coff ee 800A.M 9O0P.M. 800A.M. 7 00 P.M. L __ ,,w-urn MON SAT. SUNDAY FRESH FLORIDA GRADE-A DOZEN GRADEmA U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS 6:00A.M..7.00p.M. 8:00 A.M-9oo P.M. 0:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. 25TH & PARK AVE. STORE THROUGH TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1975. WEAR E PLEASED TOACCEPT 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE LB. YOUNG aixri ROUND BONE Shoulder Steak------- L.B. 1 07 $1 07 Club Steak ----------- LB. $101 Liquid .................6oz.98q SIZE :amjly Brownies ..... . JNSHINE (anhlla Wafers .............;.... SI0ZE 58 HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED 811Ff RAFT isiiracle Whip ............... 0.. ACARONI AND CHEESE yen Ready Rib Roast $.13 enter Cut Pot Roast ........LB. 874 ound Bone Shoulder Roast LB. $1.0; nglish Cut Roast .......... LB. $1.2 nder Beef Liver ..........LB.57( IQ ... JAR684 F 48t 0 0 I Whip TROPHY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . q0• çQJb CTN ........ Straw berries .................. 1001. PKG.284 I KRAFT lanken Ribs Pound Cake..,, SMOOTH Coffee Rich .,..., IRDSEYE PKOg . . . . • • S • I•••s OT.5 HEAVY WESTERN. French Cut Beans......... .JPKO.qI . IRDSEYE Broccoli Spears ........... 2 )KIAY$ HASH $ROWN Potatoes 2401 (KG 5 8 OFUN ASSORTED OR WHITE 4 aki 11$...... . . . . . . la cicT. SIZE . ••••.... . . . . . . 48 IMBIES DIAPERS Cheeze Whiz....... ito I ICHUCK ROAST MORE Kraft Singles .... s ........ , ..... PKG.88t HOMOGENIZED Borden's Milk GAL. 654 10 LBS. OR MORE 78 Deodorant ARRID EXTRA DRY...,,, iquid .r)1Z t e rg e,n1L .............. ToothpasteCOLGATE Aspirin c SIZI 7 80 A 6oz. ..., CAN 77* oloqna FAMILY BAYER • . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . SIZE 79 lOOct. OUNG BEEF 4r1oin Steak ----------LB. L.B. LB. TALMADGE " nOZ. ..... FARMS PICG. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . liced Bacon LYKES BUDGET orn DO gS FLAVORFUL I3 01 .... 67C 57 :hicken Franks )inner Franks FINE FOR GRILL. AND YOU OfT A SOint ........... .. ... 1 - L.B. 1 17 elmonico Steak -------- LB. $1 67 - -Bone Steak ------------L B. 1 YKES CHUNK OR SLICED lo logria H air Spray AOUA NIT ORMULA 409 BC OFF LABEL 3 LBS. OR SIZE63~ SIlarnpool,AUIYO, P4ATUII.,.,•,•01•,• 160, oddler Daytime .,,,.....0, 245 c 2j 8OX 77 GROUND BEEF SLICED AMERICAN PIMENTO OR SWISS BUY ONf 16o, Bit FOR $I 4$ AT NO IXTIA CHARGI IMBIES DIAPERS UR FINE 4!/or. Food Cake....., 484 S ;pray Cleaner........,..,,.. ILB-58t LIMITS Buttermilk Biscu i t s ...... CTN . 1, KRAFT LB. 100% PURE FRESH a Aedium Daytime ........ OFBOXt 30 $ 2,28 22oz. ZE MARGARINE HURFRESH ngel . . . . . . . LAZY AGED BEEF M AXI .... BOW PILLSBURY 8 .. PARKAY SARA LEE ..............1201. 0 Q . . . . . . . SUNNYLAND WITH OLI VE, PICKLES CHEESE . . . , , . . . . . . . I.B. oz. £ PKG. " tC--i 91 L.B. FOR . . . . . 7 6 9 99 FRESH MEMADE Drk Sausage 71 ............ .... CALIFORNIA i WITH THIS COUPON 441561 g Feet sparagus FLAVORFUL TASTY. MEATY. lie Bacon TETLEY I( rk Liver g 14avvs . . . . . . .'. . . . . . . . L.B. . . . . . L.B. S • • • FINE FOR SEASONING , , , • • 37 371 :ES TEA __ BAGS 410 SIZI A t GOOD ONLY A7 PARK £ SHOP OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 29 1975. ICOfl L84& LB-47( NCY RED DELICIOUS ENDS&PIECES . . . . . . . . . . * $,7; 4 K FROZEN G. Whiting pp les .............. .3 t68c Oil C ' ' ' cl Snapper Fillets ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • • LB. 47 vocados ...... I.... . ..3 ESH FLORIOA ........., A FOR $1 �68—Evøning Herald, Sanford, FL Wedn'sday, April 7, 1973 celery Good Food Stretch Ingredient -- lh AJ1.EFN (i..%li: Ilir Ilti Nts S&ICtS pepper, dI%ided egg, lightly beaten i cup milk 2 tablespoons oil or bacon fat I garlic clove, finely minced 1 can (1 pound) tomatoes, broken up 2-3 cup water 3 cups Florida celery cut Into 1-inch pieces Itif cups egg noodles ' teaspoon marjoram lea ves crumbled 1 - :- Fresh celery is in good supply - 'fI now and makes - - v'_____ •.. - a stretch Ingredient for soups, salads or main dishes. A Celery Meatball Stew is a different meat and noodle dish which is easy to make. It aso Is a dish that may be made ahead, except for cooking the r,00dles. Serve with a mixed green s-rtad. SKILLET CELERY MEATBALL STEW 1 - if - I -- 2 - In a large mixing bowl combine beef, bread crumbs, 1 4 cup of the onion, celery leaves, teaspoon of the salt and 1.16 pound ground lean beef cup soft breadcrumbs cup finely minced onion, divided tablespoons chopped celery leases teaspoons salt, divided t('85lOOfl ground black 1L1 Fresh straw berries from Florida blend into a tapioca treat, M Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. teaspoon of the black pepper. Add egg and milk. Mix lightly but well. Shape Into lz-iflCh meatballs (makes about 1). In a large skillet heat oil. Add meatballs. Cook until brown on all sides. Remove meatballs; set aside. Add garlic and remaining 1 4 cup onion; saute for 3 minutes. Stir in tomatoes and water. Add celery, noodles, marjoram, remaining teaspoon salt and 1-16 teaspoon black pepper. Bring to boiling point. Add reserved meatballs. Reduce heat and simmer, covered, until celery Is crisptender and noodles ar cooked, about 20 minutes. Makes 4 servings. SAVE 24. %l,&,I,', Cia.,,, St yle or Wh.4 K..,.l Golden Corn..............3"°' e•ni 00' SAVE l2,G.,,aO,4d.,,.,V,,,.,,&Oj 7-Seas Dressing.......... t.' 49' 4 Sweet Chips ................ 1"l SAVE $4. S,nb,,, Fresh PeA bg,nbl.I,.C),,,rb FLORIO n - v,v.vfl dish f o r li:irt ttti .)dIILy I This WIIW Vt ti - Coke IL Old .'luke - . SAVE 114. 0.14., Gtoon D'.m.. Maltus a I.wiiiy allis,,. •- Strawberry Time In Dinner Napkins.......... Iho. bIts. 8 s Tea Bags...................... Eating' • By AILEEN CLAIRE The Herald Services calorie, between-meal snacks or in luscious desserts. A Strawberry Tapioca is a It's fresh strawberry time quickie, relying upon a vanilla with the spring berries in local tapioca pudding mix, whipped markets shipped from Florida, cream and fresh strawberries. The crop Is abundant and this Just fold together and chill until means more reasonable prices time to serve. in most regions. Straw be rries are an around-the-clock fruit STRAWBERRY TAPIOCA and are a treat wi th breakfast 1 package (31 ounces) vanilla meals, in fruit salads as low, tapioca pudding mix iz teaspoon cinnamon 1 cup heavy or whipping vocado cream. shipped 2 pints Florida strawberries, halved Cling Peaches.............. " . a d • A O,.. LS.a, M..ty liii (wIt-C., Round Steak Ta.,, Sail l eim .. ••.•••l••.. lb. Hs..,f.i lisa N•aly Sail 5164. Ch uck Ii MENU byatleeri 2 tablespoons olive ull 1 tablespoon lemon Juice Celer) -raisin carrot salad '. teaspoon salt Meatball sandwich In teaspoon white pepper French fries Small onicri, thinly sli ced and separated WEDNESDAY into rings Medium avocado, about S inches long M EN U byalleen 4 thin slices white or rte Green bean salad bread Flank steak Korean style 1 to 2 tablespoons flume fried potatoes myonnatse 'California strawberry tapk'ca 2 medium tomatoes, sliced (skin remoed befort' slicing if you like THURSDAY 1 cup grated (medium-fine) cheddar cheese In a medium mixing bowl MENU byatleen with a fork, beat together the Pickled beets and oil, lemon juice, salt and cottage cheese pepper; add the onion. Cut avo Sliced steakcado in half lengthwise; reonion s-adwiebes move seed pnd skin; cut into 2Baked 'ears inch-wideengthwise slices, FRIDAY then cut each slice In hail crosswise to form crescents; place over onion, spooning M EN U byaileer, marinade over the crescents. Broiled tomatoes Cover and chill about 1 2 hour. Fresh asparagus At serving time, lightly toast Barbecued chicken bread. Spread one side of each :%ptcot upside-down cake slice i th ii unnal and arrange on cookie sheet. Drain avocado and onion - the small amount of marinade left may SntOAd')' .S.s: be used as part of a salad OF T14 E 7,1 If 19. dressing. Pla ce avocado and ..,,,.,, Try • lS•••...... lb. $ O,,•* for I.,4.Qv.11 Si.f Ports MEAT Short Ribs •......,.. (Is •f vi hash,. or BEEF AFrPFRAA 1 2 oz. * 29 I 99' Roast. ......,.•. lb. Th i s D.lO., •••, Tip Roast 29 794 lb- Pot 0 LBO Roast, S..f Chub Au. If U 29 .69' Beoffor Stew ....... " $ 109 • Pub11x*The, Place for BeeJ PKG+ SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE .10 t celery THE AVOCADO GRILL .,...... 111. $ Rib Steak MENU battery of guests. li.l Isipi Sirloin Steak, ..,,... lb 1 129 1 - prepare for a few eaters or for a c(aäe "Selected Baby Beef" Inflation Fighter HEAVY I I I ch fbflxed green ulad FI&t fruit Cup TUESDAY °-' $ 29 Cascade........................ P41 I Closed Sunday.... i''nn (I WHERE ç cated it. Individual Pizzas,,4 89' Apr. 30th, 1975. Prepare tapioca pudding according to package direc. tions, Stir in cinnamon. Cover si ,ri! and refrigerate about 20 , I minutes or until podding is completely cool. Fold whipped By CECI1X BROWNSTONE cream into cooled tapioca Associated Press Food Editor pudding. Spoon into 1 quart itiving dish or 8 individual The Carrot Restaurart, on serving dishes. Refrigerate New York's upper east side, Ufltll set, about 1 hour. Serve serves a great open sandwich with strawberries. Makes 8 the Avocado Grill. When I ser%iW. asked the attrsctive yowig woman who runs the small. in. , MONDAY formal restaurant how she had hit on this utterly delicious and nutritious sandwich, she said by aileen she had tasted it at a friend's Oatmea l Muffins house and had simply duplik;r S 79 SAW 2OI (301Of4Label ) Thru Lednosday L T o ill (Sn F.. 1`0146., Snoth, T.,•, Tamptin Ai...l.d 3.41. Always A P.nvly FD,su$s K,,el!.n4,9sh hal Thurs, Apr. 24th A Gr rI 3 SAVE 16c. f t(011 Loh.lI Ag pwpotoCMONI. Formula 409.............. 22s Pineapple Chunks.., 89' 10' (On SAVE I 7, 0.1, s D.l.u.,,. tosirg Ham & Cheese Loaf ,"59' Prices [ffoctjo can 0.1 M..,. SA..d.. Haired Yello w D.I.t,.,,, S1.c.d I "' Fruit Drink........ .......... Old Fashioned Loaf 39' 79' SAVE 4 • Del. Ps'.appt. r .nk 0tupshv. 5.l hJ.,,d if Por i £ h.,I will! V.,I. if M.etIs.' S1.,4 A ;' SAVE 101, 5.1.4. or 6 N.a. a phi, SAVE 4. kh.,w, 1 3C(. 5 Is 'Good Macaroni & Cheese.. 4 79 ',. a State k'svsC.ss.d 00' Corned Beef................ "' (Si! S innitir ii iir GOVERNOR' HIGHWAY SAFETY lit — TATU COMMISSION 5',j(1•;' RIIflIVt ('rlerv h'lps stretch fl1kath:,ll-nndIt' - 49 style White Tuna.................. ôi., can 59 SAVE 76c, Sw,ft A JJL - Wednesday, April 23, 173-78 MGM! Swift's proolooft proven Beef loin SlrloinSteak . .. • • .• • • • • S w ift' s PrsIi. P,s?.a someleal bee f l•vsd "$179 Top g V I K e Club Soak £ I Chuck Blade Steak PEAS & CARROTS Short - • Chuck Shoulder Roast Ribs •• I 95' 'r 99, Claw Crab Meat...............r s3 Turbot Fillets.................... ' owilej SAVE 3. ,&,,. Dekv, WIll! M S I I CRISPY ............. (Sti!l, NK 10j 1" oW' ' S Sliced eolona.................. Psb,i1swS,.,4 Sliced Bacon.... ............ 89' 1-6 '- SwfePr.f.T.,,d, Fish Portions.................... 3 % % ... W`4*' Boneless Ham...,,, ' O(MyeI1v1er or .S,Ø, 1109 $134 Sliced Bacon................ 1 _ -2: 9 ---- IIIIII4(t" ' ' 89' Ce amps Conn#d Hams 34b. can in otatoes I$S Wid - A * 97 1 IJIJ4iGreenSfamps ~10 c -- PP i~ 4-ox. size 30 19ps, - D&wn. f3wdute ----------- Lane Et!JI4 iGreenStamps • r White Grapefruit......5 Tatlyholy I 16S S480) 70c 1'' us N, I - Regular, Pswqj,, or Sup" •-- , Fresh Articholikes........ 4 t.nd.. fresh FL,,,4 i T I IT -: . , - Pi. MO(TSWIB.onlk,s P , , ,., • 6: **IN Stott '2" Yellow Squash............ D..', Ph.,.,,4 ___ 2 Pampers Diapers...............A, SAVE iOc,Oa.,,w,.$M, ' Pam pers Diapers.............. ''(' i pit SAVE 101. Glad 39: Sandwich Bags................ • S1 59 Vo i 1.6 Regular Margarine S1 65' Corn up •h ................... Fm NA Va~ WfL ThKi Tomato Paste..................4 --- :. . pablow" sHvayyi.5 White Acre Peas................39' SAVE I7cH,,,,,1,1h *359 Storage Bags.................. I.th'.FvS,.C.e&,4(35L .vj) 99 W11.111. Tittow s,o, SAVII6 01.4 Turkey Roast.,..,,,,...,,, 2 Sliced Beef Liver................. 99' - SAVI Q. Ova Sonnet bSWIHO? Nunderwurst................... 3 French Toast.....................' SAVE I0. NvIs tess ENGLISH MUFFINS EL "artmortlivroriatt U -. I Buttermilk B i scuits .......... JANE PARKER PLAIN 99' auusiipsiiiiJ Chicken & Noodles............... " 99' Tomato Sauce lW/SESAME SEE[ Copeland Franks $ 99c Dsvsi...Ss'ø. fOta.swth,c.p.dp,s.s,,,IM.n.a.,s.s.4,,, 3.., ,,,, 99 ' I'of.sdTiss,T,øF,.,.pi Sii,Nw iPt.,.,, 0,.., ,vøh 7.tpi, 5., 4 , PARKER ö'.s 59c • Vienna Fingers................... ' 66 R~m Fed V~t. SAVE 12t. 4 Sliced Bologna.... lb. $ Ground Beef with H.V.P. Elbow Macaroni • Cold Cuts.........................,' 79' OM.y.e IT 'j I . .• II S S •SS - V S S Oven Roast • . • $if's Pripiip. P,s7. Sail lIa,li.h CutBoost. $als. PEPPERIDGE FARM FROZEN Bt1 APPLE TURNOVERS • •I Imperial 11will's Privations Pr.?.. 5..l (I., B $119 s w ift *# Primiup. P..?.. S.a.l..s S..l ANN PAGE SMOOTH & KRUNCI A1JIIT II 'F 1) 21 NIU I UTTER fl..,..j RAA Brown 'N Serve................ • Blade oas A&P FROZEN . • • .. liii , FR 1 179 take Erie Smelts................ - 5wf'P,.m.wmA..a,t.d5.v,.5. • • • • • a • lb 1hsv1.frSl.Osa.1irn.-st.. proton I JANE 1" Round Steak •. • • • • • $lls P,a.èv P,.V.a 1*shl (.d whip Publix reserves the right , -r---- . to limit quantities sold / 69' 1 ' 25' I P!, A',t 4 'sz Pill. ..... or—AIL n__ia_ 5-41 An& lEffidaudIbIlLft 11% aft IJGreeoStampsIl o �1. _______ • •. 0—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Wednesday, April 21, 197$ BEETLE BAILEY I JUST FEEL LE FLUFF roøOr), ( T - VIVALPI4TEvER A1 I SURE ilT EE THE OLD EEN WIN TO !%tPi E OT 140M WEL\ LIFE-TLE 5P4OR9 10 TENN; - UP' Mon Walker PL ATO AOUN7 )ROD fl •ill I LLILJ -- , " e - I ' • I— C3 ______ 4J874 h¼t* -- -- I " I ________________________ ALLEY oo by AgE WE GONG V T ) LLXATE ADAM R . SMITH, P THE PESWUCTION OF 1HE ENE RG IZER COMES FIRST vT:--TT - ti1id to follow lie led his queen of hearts, overtook with dummy's ace, led another heart and 4Q92 rutted with the queen of j / West could overrufi or Un- derruU, but one of his trump tricks had vanished into thin ir, Both vulnerable / •. RAVE K ILLED! I-) West Nth i — Ea South The bidding has been: 4 Pass l'ass o - South cashed his last two - - - good. West had held four clubs. •KqB 4KB ...fl.4y 1HAT'S BUT IF THE CONTDUERS MIGHT WHY REALIZE A RE- HAVE WELL T}IAT, THEN So far so trumps. Grou. v ...IF WE CAN sCOMPUSH LI4ET1'! '' Dove rounds of clubs, while king care to ruff the third lead. Next came a diamond to dummy's ace and a ruff of the last club. SOUTH 4AQ9652 11 - ,1 1 Then South played three NORTH il)i 23 A J 43 VA852 •A 4 AAIOS3 WEST KA AK 1087 A vJ10743 •J i3 • 109652 - —u • ( -- SL1 • fl - AT BRIDGE 1t ()M%Ali) anil .IA%lf.S .lt( Olfl — / by Dick Turner CARNIVAL - I L 1/ DAV i 1• —. 6 A Pass 6 A Pass Pass Openipg lead - West THE BORN LOSER ThAT 'ET Pass South looked over dummy for ifraction of a second The hand ass (IT You, South, hold: A K r "-i TAY M ,,/" / FOREVER Z) ,-•'. / OUT 10 CC)" READAM./ thhe heart in his own hand and played his ace of fl4E./ ) _________________________ ________ OiThWf.( ' - - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS iF 8/ifO B/,Q,%'S COULD BE THE ,V44 FASTEST UPti A $TATi'4G SIGNAL 0' - -J 1801 I'M 'RIGHT &DE I/ t4OU FEEL UTTER, 6RBD' . - six 7 .- I Send $t for J.4COBY MODERN book to: "Win at Bridge," (c' this newspaper) P0. Box 489, Radio City Station, New _Ycvk,NY 70019 — -- by Lorry \ ' . WOULD USE COACH'S Et4 THE WORLD'S TODAY'S Q1ITIO Your irtne'r continues to spades What do you do ijW' Answer Tomorrow By Rose, BolItn LIGT84, i IT NA,(tS play in sp2tles but It be bids seten you %ou'l be into one that was almost impossible. "Why don' t you give up?" (hortled West. "Yti cant do anything about my trumps." "Maybe so, maybe not," replied' Sou th. "If you hold exa c t I v I w o hearts,three diamonds and four clubs I'll brIng this one home" __________ FUNNY BUSINESS to show second round diamond con. troll. 01 course, the hand It going to trumps. East showed out ind the cinch contract had chaqed PICTURE5. " A - Bid six land. Your partner has shown second r heart control. You can now afford playas safely as possible for the small Om "The computer is out nf order! Ill need a volunt eer to do some thInking for a day or two!" 97 u forget about an overtrick and u'P R*H A LOT Q1)k1(E?'\ IF YOU PIctT T TIME ) A- 2.3 t- T In 4& I Pass * , 1) was solid except for the trump IA : :: Pass by Art Sonsom (4AE 1T "KX) South 9V _j - East North 23 - L' GET ON YOLJ P. I .%1AR.,,GET I I — •1 AR O&FYOMAW c . by Garry Trudeau ___________________ J"fSYS BUT ,fl (-''-------.!!_-)' , 000NESBURY ___________________ __________________ ___________________ ...CLASS DtSSIISSEDJ CStWM5' t16 I ir, /OLEWR, IT /55 7jJ3' AM c8if# 'ai / - r 7kt1 &R 7116 - b11frT i7i.. HL .411I 70 X111TH M0 7, 6 71C,E15?/ I cVN7I41T 704 i'76 - f (y7/A4 &EN (I,'- At)W! PJIPI W'v7 -- F P)1XW pi 7)4AC*$f 1y 71/f si,t/ / \ BUGS BUNNY by Heimdohl & Stoffel I IL \ I i-iw c0MEITj THE Ic-tE! Li EVERY TIME I —,--' \ rA tA't I P_1r* Sr*! ) CHECKERS I aurr A 1T 1Y'\ flh\ 3C)f I 1000 WITH / HE WiNS1 , I—, - irt b'T. K. — Ryan PERCY? IVS "VU PAN O WH IS GO YEAQS OLD 7 YOUR SECRETARY 4P"JD HAS vE Chic Young Q, . ( YOU LEr T.43SE I ) MADE "-lB SO MAC)) ( F'v I !._/ I \._ I(IDS HEQ,B wrn." ME' IT is. A59 Cal I DREAMED BUT MV SEC(ETAI?Y ' ___ - • _____ . ' . -- PRISCILLA S POP by Al TODAY ~IE (4NY QUESTtONS? STuDIE 1 i' __________________ ROVER, MY PiTOR'5 ON ONE CHEER UP. JTCOXP E WORSE OF HIS PREAM(Jf'AWfiRp HORSELESS HEAP JE-ThEN--L,00K-FOR.A. RUSThER -pr --i KY--6OW,Th-ITKjC5. BNOJNCBRI - FLAKE BLONDIE 1 - — I TUMBLEWEED - Lil ---J ., FACT THAT —.... i(*ENCY iS A ) BAD LOSER HAS Vsrm..r (WQ GETS TO SQUEEZE_wo? ) THE — SQUEEZE S AY 4.13 WINTHROP by Dick CovolI A NOV4&AN.' ATTHISTIME ' - OP YAR \. - THINK rHE F'L45r1c5 INC6TRy IS GOING A LI TTLE T FR. A — I HEY!GREAT! HI 'WE RI V ' -- t'rP " 4 15 ARCHIE • \ ' - I r SCAVENGER ' WHAT C)OYOU UEE TE•MOSTCRfl1LES.TRAdIy O ACCOuei ThINGS YOU by Bob Montana I " ('E MiUTEf [ CAuFip.' i1S FOR YOU, REG61E! 0 0 DOC CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks &Lcwre,, REASON FOR FA • TIE iJRU WA5 t45 OFF BOTER Tb4EATENEp WITH KALLIKAK A5 - MAYMEMLWE FELT VICT HAPPEN TO A NICE R LAD ' -71;: YOU'LL GO TO THI-5 LOCAtiON AND WAIT.. I GUARANTEE ThE MATTER WILL. BE QUICKLY CRp 1W ___ I-Er 4* 5PEAK TO THE- OX!... GOT A JOB THAT'S JIJ9T II6HT FOR 0MEONE WITH HI 5PEC,AL TALENT I I 1 &.' - \Pi . '1 - yE by Howe, Schneider AN 6V5TEV_1 ILL TRY LfTS 60 EAT. EAT. hK FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoy,s L. - ZT'$ UNcANNY! mow THIVIVA amisi C -- SIGNAL THAT NOW$ WHAT - SHORT mis - ç ____________ by Frank Kill SEEN Pe)vto% L __ IHE 1Y 4-33 J �- •1• —. - . . •-• S.... . . ---.. '- -:.; I . r. S . . . . - . . f:4rp 4ct : '-• . 06 to i To . . . . . • • - -. . • 'S •. .- I . •• - .% I.. - S .. • $ • I -: . 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 23, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 23, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 23, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ac817d4969b7e12f4c784d32a1f77ed3.pdf 9b0aadb6635b03aed0ed7cb142640d38 PDF Text Text _— ' --.--.-7--- 48—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday April 21, 975 BAILEY BEETLE 6E-E- VLJ IN fFRCM TOE AiONING I 64s: _ £842 I guess you think I'm a trifle AS worse than a normal half wit • Q J 10985 Oswald: 6611 he saw It himself 4 AQ and was ready to blame himself WEST EAST that quickly, there is plenty of £Q £ K 109 753 hope (or him. Young players as V Q 10 96 52 V3 well as some old players tend to 474 AK play carelessly. If this hand &J 1064 teaches him to be particularly careful in the early play there Is souiii plenty of hope For him to get 4A J 6 e expert Jim: "I think he will. I 0632 a K9 7 remember you taught me that the way to rove was to be as F.astVest vulnerable hard on myself as possIble. ' L 6 J I1J I LOOkS LIKE WELL. SO OY! so ) &' AJt 1 F I JUST A MINUTE, OH! 0H NOW W4AT COMRADE!J._.. ...........ij - . _____ • 6 West MOM Pass Pas3 North Isi South i• 3, 2 3y Pass 4 t' 3 N.T. Pass 67th Year, No. 209—Tuesday, April 22, 1975 '7 . • City Officials ______ 8) 1lCK IA)CHRIDGE IIerdStoff Writer 1 U . ____ GQ&AAI THE BORN LOSER by A ) P & LITILE B04 OUT 15 ThE 7 TW FOCL Snsom 'ME LEkT 1E XLW CD...94E PV%EP P}I5T I KOrr-F West North East South / "He wants you q. -, to teach him that slide" , 1) 11011- residentsof incorporated areas who pay county The County Commission is waiting until the taxes do not-receive equitable treatinent from the current legislature clarifies the double taxal.ion law county as taxpayers in unincorporated areas. before any action is taken and then maybe I study group with the county and Seminole mucipalities County Coinniissoner Mike Hattaway said, "We a ve to abide by the legislature. We've got to Se can be set up to examine the overlapp of taxes by h But, the munty commissioners, like solitily built Munty and city residents. according to county what the legislature is go!ng to do." doors, repelled the city's Ensistence on a study commissioners But, several city conunissioners don't want to group, saying It was "premature." wait until the legislature clarifiesthe double Several Seminole municipalities includ ng hR t tIxi(I(nlwl n iui i:i inc t in wford City Hall thcv ay cvc:i the clarification imiford, ha e isd resolutions requesting the ti, for the first of a series of count may not solve the problerim meeUngs, CountyCommissionshowhowthethxofren initiated by the county commission. to improve of incorporated areas are figured Into the Also, facing both commissions is the chance that By Roger Molten -_•,' . 'U IT LOOKS LIKE THAT'S P1E$'h)5VT THEY'RE WBIGNINO 3400WM BRAINSTORM EVORYONS GOINOP FOR CUTTING DOWN ON — - _____ 4,51 City Station. Now York. N.Y 1001p, I EM4 W~ she171V6 7,;- ' r*u 77115 T11 Oy 1. by Carry Trudeau a.4T!1s4% 15 1M4T TIE '%tm5V7 'it % 1 -1 1 Ir WS MW r £4', 0/9 W /0MV7&%V X47 ACM t' 9e - 41 N Called ' - 6 - 'I ' - A • - - - - p~ t bV HAVE A - .. CEOC %LL I CN 4 ,~4 - , • ' ffj - - ' .. - TUMBLEWEED u I -, -. by T. K. Ryan } 1 I ' ' - FIRg LET W RWINP OJ -MAT AN LAL ***.CHECK? Tbese lateirested preillits d younpiten playing a soltbaH gaim lit Fort Mau"pa&were eavat up In an UxIous moment receittly by Herald Staff Photogiritplier Bill Vine"d M& sftw l&js almost nightly as the youth of Sanford, both boo and girls, compete In sdftU and baseball VD&T the auspices of the City Recreation Department CHEERING 011ICK. SPEAD A ___________ PARENTS New COY memo Affects Teacher's Summer 1I Chic Young 11 till( BUT VVE DONE by Al Vonnew BOSS? T14EY SHOULD HA%,j PADS$ 00~ I JUST KNOW I'D MEDAL. - -o s". . - - '' _____ __________________ by Dtck Cviø I I I I £ I I I _______ _____ _______ f' 4-li ag irs mizo I AN, Y&S'I WAS \°' EVE Qui 'THOSE BICEPS! SIGH THAT CHEST! "WA 4 YOU WERE ALL 'TRUE M S ! U Ea! BUT TKAIrS ALL I COULD e ObI ___ Nny (1 1 i CLE 6 —. ___ j S 17 EASY EAY1 O4 :. If roucw 1)' T AuN PIVIHE WIROM MU5T E TOUCHF.D!— ____ UUT, 0 7. by Crooks & Lawruic. EtALF OF TP4Ar .. ____ ( I by Howie p WORLDLY THOD6 im AS #hiGH AS I OF TiMs To Ut.VM 10 rr I r mEm., ent Com en a ion ino e enies e an apping Tiewin Of sv HI 5IMPLE LOOK: IT 5WW5 OF L TOUHT- o Family n Need I LI CAPTAIN Herald Stall Writer County Commission Chair man Sid Vihien Jr. sent out a confidential memo to select county commissioners and County Attorney Tom Freeman on April 14, asking them to keep the recently released interim Grand Jury report "con- ' ARCHIE I I I 41t IT AAU5T 5E A PRACTICAl.— i0ccra R::11Z a.&ET3AL.LJ Iti HEPLc.l a o B FD PRICKI 1Ierd Staff Water V ' WINTHROP Misu nderstandl ng' All complaints Aere tinlegislature during the 1974 which disallows teachers those pensation." suttantiated, exeit for th Commerce, which in turn would think all the county's teache plo>ment claima. And school one concerning the City of session, the county's 1,340 benefits. The bill will now go to Some officials say the a bill the Seminole County School would have applied for the officials were casting a wary Casselberry, in which the A measure passed by the teachers, librarians and the Senate where approval also proval by the 1974 legislature Board. Harris said school of. benefits. lie said some teachers eye toward this smmer. Grand Jury found that 4,in. house prohibiting school counselors, plus 900 or more is expected. was an "oversight," but Layer ficials would have been are 'just too professional" to stigation revealed a violation But if action in the Senate teachers drawing non-instructlonal staffers, were from School Supt. Bud Layer said said legislative action this year required to reimburse the file claims. f the electrical code of unemployment compensaUi eligible for summertime this morning, "1 don't think If a wiil prose whether It was an Commerce department 100 per School board officiats, during will be laid to rest. At present, SeminoleCounty as adopted by while on summer vacation unemployment compensaUon. teacher has a continuing "oversight" or not. Casstelberry. The Grand Jury cent for money paid out in board meetings, had dLscu&%ed junior and four-year level recommends that the- county But on Monday, the FWda contract they shoWd be ehgible would save Seminole County T'he claims would have been claim& the Possibility of Paying out the college instructors are not officials review the safety school officials In excess of House passed Hoe Bill 126, for unemployment com- paid by the Department of Harris also said he didnt huge amounts of unem• eligible for the benefits. standards applied to temporary 000 a week. installations and promulgate Asst. School Supt. Roger umunirnum safety standards For 0 tvmporary ins' tallations. and which provided unemployment that such installations be benefits for teachers in high renewable upon reinspection after an appropriate time school and below, could cost By BOB LWYD Ms Paden confirmed that she questions centered on her ac Ms Paden said a neighbor outside of her home police department telephone $1,000 a week and would Held Staff Water was contacted by Boyles' inve tivities and telephone conversa- later saw unmarked cars with A De1mid police officer, who circuit board in a storage room "make a dent" in the school tigato several week ago Lions during the fourth week of Slate of Florida license tags at asked to remain unidentified last August He conlirnd that Seminole Chief system's contingency fund. Deputy about possible bugging of her January, 1975. Investigators' tier home twice and men with said last week that he,had conhe had Sheriff Duane Harrell has telephone Harris also had predicted pre questions, she said, were whatappeared tobcdetection fronted Pounds alter seeing a about the 'bugging after the denied reports that his She said the investigators' detailed and very specific. that unless the legislature department loaned wiretap equipment" examined the tape recorder plugged into the chief refused to put a stop to it. ping changed the law to excinp a [eLand newspaper repor. led. The unidentified officer teachers front the benefits, it however, The Ilerald has said he also had information On could cause "cutbacks in some learned that unidentified of outside wiretapping opterations places" licers from DeLand sometime athat he belie%L to be illegal, F ark list Saturdi> passed bitit declared lie would not morning. the Ilenry 1. borrowing surveillance gear '' r i r eveal that information unless Kidd family of Sanford was from the Seminole Sheriff's - HIT 1 Vacations B1611 Would End Une WELL WIN A GOLD MEP!~L bALLET Doh"CINCr / 'Failure to even want to talk about the double taxation means it is going to go to court," he said. Williams, Administrative April 1$iLdstFnd4>ithlen Williams were initially denied there was no need for nn rind wrote."Nif intention during our tipe report. reply. Tfite Grand Jur) me,. on March 27 2 and April a and heard reports from Chief Investigator Jack IWenwider of the Mate Attorney's office about the six areas or complaints which originated from a -local citizen." I SENT our Asour ir! As long a e sit here and saythat e are right, and you sit there and say that you are righ t, it's going to end up in court," said Kwiatkowski. dictat.ion session was to have The item was bumped to copies forwarded to each of the discussion later in the afternoon mentioned sequently,pleasenoteacopy , of taway were tied up in a meeting the Lirand Jury Report in of the personnel board this subject," attached. morning. And Kimbrough and Vihlen also released a copy of William, who had to leave the the report to the news media morning meeting at 10:30 to yesterday, with the comment attend a funeral, asked that the "Thought you may wish to note item be continued until Iliv, fidenbal." a cop> of the recent Grand Jury afternoon when they return Foiwdayslaler — ontheday report Owl, is now public, and Vihien's first memo was ten told Herald the in> related memorandums to sent directly to Freeman with report was released to the the Board last week, copies to Hattawa> and public — Vihienperineda memo Kimbrough has already Kwiatkowski. to Commissioners John Kimscheduled the report—w hich for The report itself was ordered brough and Dick Williams the most part is a dud and fixids sealed by Circuit Court Judge describing the first memo as "a no wrongdoing with six areas of A.J. Hosemann Jr. on April 8, misunderstanding between (my SID VMLEN AL governmental operation — as and copies were sent to Vihler. secret; an agenda Item for the Board to and to Bil.1 Grier. inayor of 11tcause of the "mi3lan. Directoir of the Department of 6fficially consider today. Carmlberry, allowing both _darlsta"(W" copka of the County Development Roger v1wbrt.1I** m.~p t -t" pq 4 _ to the Interim report were not NeiswMer, VNen said. the sksue !,?o pufi.4c light" and report, Vthlen said awt 11sirce A __________________ -• ' t MRC? BLONDIWE III • Sanford ('dv Manatr Warren *Pete'Kr1f l-. got in the last word on the double taxation issue - A a - •- ' WDLY F gre t in to the people ting down and working it out," Morris said. ' H.imdsht & MAY DERI'VE GKEAT PERUSAL OF THE NEWSSTAND - - - REFRAIN FROM • 421 BUGS BUNNY KEEP AJ Uu1i ____ .61 By BILL BELLEVILIX low I City Commissioner John Morris sai(I it is - poor testimony"to the citti, and county to Like the issue to the legislature. u - ' "'I'liere is no reason why a bi-partisan board could not be appointed to look at the issue to avoid waiting for the courts to decide," said City Corn- on en a emo a ses U I I U vers torn 11 - W I<fT \ ' - a , County Conwu.ssion (1airrnan Sid Vihien said, "Nobody knows how to get to th e meat of the matter." Ifattaway and fellOw Cornmissioner Ilarry Kw iatko wski both said they expect the issue to go to court, i FAEWmPQ CRISES MQ.. if some headway isn't made toward defining and solving the double taxation issue, the matter will end up in court. rnisoner Gordon Meyer. . FUNNY BUSINESS 000NESBURY i— by Lorry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS th at like battering rants, Sailiford City Coininissioners pushed Itard on the Seminole County Coiwnissioners last night to establish a city-county study group to examine double taxation. newspaper), P.O. Box 489. Radio Jim: He did see it. The mo- Double Taxation communications between Senthiole municipalities operations of the county budget, and the county. Several municipalities have charged is 14 Pass 2 'ass 2£ Pass 34 By Oswald & James Jacoby F ss 3 ft Pass 3 N7. i~93 7 Jim I watched a oung up South, hold and-coming good brie player £ K 98 5 V A 2 K 4 £ Q 987 • Q chuck the defense of today's (10 hand He c1gnilkl s ith his ten i'a Your pnrtnrr hs piae at tuck ont Declarer ed th e contract In a spot that is et West's queen hold the trick. quite satisfactory to you. West didn't nave a second spade TODAY'S QUESTION t lead d declarer had time to set up dummy's diamonds and Instead of bidding three notnimp secure ten tricks. your partner has bid three spades Oswald: "I'm sure he was mer your three hearts. What do you young, but I can't goforthat up- donowl Answer Tomorrow and-coining good bridge player designation, Didn't he see mat it was up to him to ut his king Send $1 kv .44COBY A40DERN of spades right on n!s . partner's Examine Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents County Says Study Group Would Be 'Premature ' / Opening e II Want To __ i The bidding has been. 21 Pass _____ I ll ' _____ '.1 _ -- g eiald ment his partner shifted to a ETA" IN REP'" LET THEM PASS! -rHEY HAVE BRIDGE AT FE NEED ) by Dick Turn., CARNIVAL W-IN 4'Orf Walkeu Index Around the Clock Bridge Calendar Classified 4A 5A 9-IUA 1 I Department Meanwhile, Volusia State Ally. Stephen Boyles has told reporters in that county tha grand jury will meet May 5.to prove reports of possible illegal wiretaP3 on the home telephone of DetAnd Sun News reporter Ann Paden. - - ' ;-- r Aid I 4 eic 1a the newspaper reported Tht-re have been published flit luih consisting of Mr. arul Mrs. Kidd and X by Bob Thav - 'TI4IMK I11D AV Nose ToDAY... 1 Ii / I) ' I - ZOf. WlDVklB SNORT RIBS I — 1TI 1I I! 6 5OES 12 V / R 2i-GU . O1 .. ' PROF c _______________________ V . by Frank Hill TS VERy )iN&\ / I li 6 - I ' ______ VVV AIMADN's I ____ '. — - • - - .., çr4 .i- allegettly used was borr owed froin the Seminole County heriff's Department. When questioned by the Ilerald, Chief age front 3 to 17 years, lost III their personal Imsessions in the early morning blaze. equipment, but he said none of assistance to the family of the unemplo%ed titan. but more aid is desperately needed, according to a Red Cross; spokesman, In addition to clothing for the jircnts and children. other items in need include l dding and household things as well IS arrangements for housirlig the nine individuals Persons wish n4 ti, contribute to the hubl fil"Ith maydosob) taking d'itions to the American Itivill Crots headquarwrs. I' U flux 21. 99 W, High Furn Park. 12,73o - ______ FRANK AND ERNEST - - 41 —4 (rosord Puzzle So far, sources in VeLund [)car Abby AB say, there has b"n no link I)r. Lamb VA between the possible tapping of Editorial 4A Ms Paden's telephone and an IIorcope ................9A incrnaI wiretapping Ilospilal ....................5A operation that DeLand . Obituaries ................5A Chief Paul Pounds has Sports .................described as "make shift" and 9A Television cod in November Of 1973, Women S Last week Pounds conceded I that he had bugged his office' n rs ' teleone in November. 1973, Vesterday's nigh 92 low this without a court order, to locate JL morning 59 Partly cloudy the source of unauthorized long through Wednesday. Highs In distance telephone calls. DRIVER KILLED IN the lo to mid 80s and lo Pounds' statements came tonight In the 66, Complete after there wert reporU that CROSSING CRASH weather details as well as Boyles' office was Investigating Wednesday's Ildes at Da)lonsl the, DeLand Police Department Beach are on Page SA. for possible illegal wiretapping. A it has been I(xined to Volusia officers. ' Ilall said Seminole doesn't • have tape recording equipment — that could be attached to tele. phone lines to automatically ç record conversations, but The kz~~_ Alm . Ir Herald learned Uwt some of Ut equipment owned by the I -Sheriff s Department can be .AWL iiggeu to do this Sources said the equipment isn't highly sophisticated and isn't corn AlIjunonle Springs police uld a 46-year-old Maitland trian was kfiled this morning when his auto was pletely reliable." severed by an Amtrak passenger train at a railroad erosiing On Ballard St.. Altamonte Springs. Harrell said any telephone Police Uld Raymond Wagstaff, 46, of 1221 Geronima Trail, Maitland. was pronounced dead on the taps inAdiled by his depart. scene Parts of the demolished auto, abo', were hurled 400 feet from the vrtning that has no ment would be dune oni> with a s1pals, officers s3ld. Capt. David Gunter said no rhargm have been made pending (urther InestlgatIon. 1111era t i'oto b Bill Vincent) Itnhtnurd On Pag- Ai - ' - ' _______ -, - - I __ . ____ _ 411 1, - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford - . - = - - . I --,lei, ~ - :; .6. .. - 1 - IN BRIEF -I." r ..-. . . - ' - Cost Of Living Index. -- . .I - ._, A, "_~4_ . —. Smallest Since 1973 ILI-., V Mistake' President Opp oses ..... . ~f- __ - '' . ~~_ --I ~4 . . .- -1 H Change In FLORIDA Board Tuesday, April 22, 17S-3A TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) State and local elected officials income tax forms along th wi a complete new financial worth hide asse ts with business partners or their family." would have to make public their income tax returns under a statements. Mrs. Easley also said that the income tax requirement sweeping revision of th e state's financial disclosure law passed by —All appointed sta te and local officials, as we as ll elected ofa House committee, repr esented a "constitutional invasion of privacy" and branded liclals, to disclose all sources of income and real property in th e bill as too broad. Th e legislation to impose broad, new disclosure requirements excess of $1,000 and all debts in excess of $2,000. "I voted to get it out of committee, but I really don 't li ke it," she breezed through the House Standards and Cond uct Committee —All fulltlme state employes to disclose consulta tion fees re- said. "By including everybody all the way down Monday, ceived from any source in excess of $250. to personnel directors, it's been broadened to the extent that it's almost Despite McPherson's description of th e bill as pure, "What we've got here Is a very pure bill," said committee the valueless." amended version does Include some loopholes which cr ti Chairman Torn McPherson, DFort Lauderdale, foll owing the i cs said 7.1 Mrs. Easley and o th er committee members also worried th at they will point out on the floor, vote. "I commend the committee for refusing to exclude any th e bill would k eep "qualified busin essmen from seeking office" The section requiring the disclosure of all sources of Income in special groups." because of the deta iled disclosure requ iremen ts, excess of $1,000 exempted business partners. Anoth er proposal to Major provisions of the bill, which was proposed by House "I'm wondering if we're not sa ying th at If you're not on the mandate th e disclosure of the financial interests of spouses and poverty level, you can't run for of fice," said Rep. Tom Lewis, R_ Speaker Donald Tucker, 1)-Tallahassee, and Rep. Torn Moore, 1)children was deleted. West Palm Beach. Clearwater, would require: "This bill includes some huge loopholes," sa id Rep. Betty —All elected state and local officials to file a copy of federal McPherson, however, countered that the detailed requirements Easley, R'Clearwate r, "The way It's written now, offi cials could were necessary "to restore confidence in public officials," — ERA Supporter Changes His Vote . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tough Financial Disclosure Law Favored IN BRIEF : j.. . Sweeping Revisions Pass House committee : $ :.. I -/ - / . A - .,J.I-, __-. .: -1 IN. : z_ Be V -_ 4. F. NA110N 'Would I WASHINGTON (AP) it congressional Democra ts, and theycannotberemovedby him,: WASHINGTON (AP The st of living t month W-' .: would be a mistake to try to tie also on a private basis by some and the board can make TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AI) registered Its smallest increase in nearly two A one time supporter ' years the money-managing Feder administration economists, for decisions on the money supply : 11 of the Equal Rights Amendment says he's switching his , mainly because of declines in food prices, th e government Reserve Board closer to a ll egedly not increasing the independent of either the vo'e to "no" a moe that possibly dooms the said today. chances wishes of Congress or the ad. nation's money supply for fast executive ERA ratification by the 1975 Florida Legislature, or legislative. Consumer prices were reported up en of a per ministra tion, President Ford enough, Sen. Jim GlIson, It-Eustis, said he personally branches. cent in March, ha the inc reases in bo th January and says. favored Congress the ERA, which he supported in a narrow Senate recently approved a February as the nation's inflation rate continued a But Ford said he opposed any , But Ford said Monday night resolution urging defeat last year, but was bowing to the overwhelming anti the Fed to in. legislative changes to make the declining trend which began last fall. in a radio and television Inter- Crease the nation's money sup. Fed more responsive to "the ERA sentiments of his constituents. Food prices dropped for the first time in eight months view on CBS that some changes ply and to drive down longterm Glisson's announcement surprised and angered Sen. political process." with beef, eggs and sugar leading the way, the Labor The Community Chorus of Seminole Junior College Is in the 14-year terms of the 5ev- interest rates In the months ORATORIO rehearsing 40 Dan Scarborough, D-Jacksonvjlje, the prime Senate Department's Consumer Price Index said. Beyond saying that changes Mendelssoh'i "Elijah" to be presented May 4 and S at 8 p.m. at en members of the board cer- ahead. It also required sponsor of the ERA. reports in the length of terms of the It Prices rose for many nonfood items and services but at to tiiiiily ought to be explored." every six months by the Community United Methodist Church In Cauelberry. The ""N "That didn't help it any the ERA's chances in the a slo wer rate than in pre%ious inonths. board board members, or its chairREHEARSED masterful oratorio will be under the direction of Dr. Burt The Fed, which Is headed by chairman on Fed policies, The March increase in reta il prices was th e Senate," Scarborough said. "It was about even. I think it man, should be explored, Ford lles t Perinchief. ______________________________________________________________ Chairman Arthur F. Burns, has ou!ci have passed with that Glisson's vote." Alth ough the Fed's members did not indicate what changes: since a two-tenths of a per cent increase in July 1973, when been criticized by are appointed by the President, might be acceptable to him, If wage price controls were In effect. any. With respect to the economic TAI.IAIIAsSEE:, Fla. (AP) Florida's progress in outlook, Ford said a number of caring for the miii'ntillv ill is threatened by legislative re c ent ()fl )iiiR' ifldi('at(.rS, tum'vcs to r(('rIIii/c the 1 kalUm and Rehabilitative Ser1'1i'fSllUR1j, Pa. AP) Sister Jane Scully, a whitecluding retail sales, inflation 4 vices Department, says the Governor's Advisory Council I Retail businesse s haired college president who has marched for civil rights, and inventories, are reason for on Mental health. fringe areas of the city will believes she'll feel at home on Gulf Oil Corp.'s board optimism. The council also criticized administration plans of to be Invited to participate In fy directors. She is a Roman Catholic nun, the ft ever "This most acute situation of house prisoners In mental hospitals and use the Florida the May 13 'Farm-City By DONNA EES 9 nominated for a major industrial corporation's board, and today I don't think will be Mental Health Institute at Trnrnri •i chief, Carlyle 11 (Johnny) the city had By MICK LOCHRIDGE "r" "" Fe stival,' it was announced is president of Carlow Coll ege, which Herald authority, acopportunity to work together on The reopening of bids delays S ta f f f Writer By El) PJUCX said, indicating the police bill of nearly as bad in the months ''"' "I haven't been able to obtain whenever possible. is Operated by the Johnstone, is being eyed for the cording to Scott. elsewhere for prisoners. Herald Sisters of Mercy. She brings liberal Staff Writer this morning during the matter, the project of locating the 10 ahead," Ford said. rights is union-ori ented , credentials as a Herald Staff Writ er safety director's spot, or at Th e nine-member council headed by Mrs. Paul Rice of an accurate figure on jail Then Councilman Sal Orlando Scott and his council meeting director of Gulf, a post she assumes today. The 57-year LONG WOOD of the storage tanks at the port for City council least as an advisor "I cannot believe the Meanwhile, there were these The attorney said the Daytona Beach made its complaints in a letter Monday on police colleague Gerard Connell, both legislature meant to take forbids services. i called today moved to instruct Ellers to to The Seminole County Port Say-More Oil Terminals Inc., old nun is involved in women's rights, consumerism and Commercial last night. without fanfare and Committee of the city to discipline economic developments: Councilman Coy. Reubin Askew, CASSELIIEIUIy The con- requesting specific information begin work on damaged drainseUdetermination for foreign countries, points toward U end of a four-hour Scott, chairman Authority (SCOPA, after by one month according to the Greater Sanford —New orders by on which businesses The Senate has approved a bill (CS-SB165) to realign the of the council mittee, troverstal instructed Issues Gulf has been criticized atone time or another. of double taxa- from the Jail. We couldn't find age inlets on Winter Park meeting, voted to advertise acquiring possession of a Dolgner. last week to ments from local hands," Chamber of Commerce, requiring instead that com- for steel and other durables. for police committee said thin Investigate the Kimsey corn- Jullan .10,000-employe fiRS Into regional offices instead of the lion, vacant 40,000 square foot misplaced said last night, ex- plaints be considered V. More bids were sought by sidewalks at it. What they gave us is vague a permanent public safety morning, Chamber Executive dipped in March after increasDrive, which, officials say, are present division by functions. A similar bill Is pending in plaint, were supposed to get plalning the law makes building at the port director and a new fire chief. last a Lake Hodge Fatal Manager Jack Homer said week, Is SCOPA after the original o and storm — hard to interpret," Boldt told a hazard to chfldren who might it ap- three-member board composed ing In February, but a Cornthe House. it is unlikely Patrolman with Plelcones on th e Baker pear the Longwood Council of now 'actively' seeking another March 28 bid opening when only City Attorney Ned Jullan Jr. Terry Bake:, merchants outside the merce Department policemen, drainage Inlets on Winter Park city officials, offi cial said fall in. accused last week matter. Pleicones today said can tenant for the plant, a port two bids were received and both asked for and received council no longer discipline its downtown area and the !flosere said today he was it didn't alter his forecast for an Drive topped this city's council FRESNO, Calif. (AP) — Three nei;spapermen senof a campaign of harassment they have not done so. Councilman Charles Sizer "We do have priority item" official employes. said today. declared too expensive. permission to seek opinions against former Knoxville, Sanford Plaza will beasked tenced to jail for contempt of court not surprised at council action economic pick-up this year. agenda Last night. tilt rapped county officials for not Orlando noted, Scott said he had discussed until they tell how theyfrom Attorney General Robert Tenn,, to set FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) A Miami television up booths in front of Dennis Dolgncr, SCOPA would mean the City advertisin for an w fire ef. acquired a sealed grand jury transcript police chief Joe Kimsey, the complaint with Baker SCOPA has borrowed $175,000 City Finance Director Harold cooperating with the city. He vow "they will and Council of Longwood is not Although council had not called for emergency govern. Shein and others on the state And, though fellow council newsman, arrested New Years' the several vacant stores In administrative assistant, said for never answer those questions," their Eve while filming will be disciplined at all, even if he and Council had not the project. a attorney says. Boldt revised downward by said "lip service" is all the city members agreed the matter is police bill of rights law. Julian had an master of its own house," he forewar beachfront dist urba nce here, has been convicted the do wntown area to sell the final bankruptcy sale for ned him, Councilman ment action to revive their InDolgner said it could take Superior Court Judge Denver Peckinpab has stayed about $30,000 a resolution which gets from the county. said the law appears to strip charges of obstructing a police officer. merchandise. Connell called him Friday to dustry, where unemployment is Concrete Structural Systems about 60 days from the awarof a serious nature, both Sizer imposition of sentence unid May 23 for Fresno Bft city council of authority to claim But the Broward the county owes Casselat 18.1 ommittee members ate Managing Editor George Gruner per cent, double Ow. na.' County jury acquitted him Monday on City Attorney Ken McIntosh t he Mith and Council Chairman Edith Inc., (C.S.SJ.) was held April ding of the bid until the tank and reporters Joe discipline police officers in any charges of 14 and the remaining materials farm Is operational. in the process of contacting drunkenness and tional average. (LaBossiere) berry residents $341,639 resisting arrest. had in taxes agreed some areas of the applied In Rosato and William Patterson, A fourth Bee employe, Duerr voted against Orlando's fashion. 9 the merchants to see if they Reporter-photographer Vincent Murillas, 34, had been in the plant were moved out last Robert City Editor James Bort, was found in contempt 17. A. Casselberryfora Job were true Georgine,; for which they received no Sheriff's Department "do proposal. times uu'd members Rod Cable Fire Chief Roy LaBossiere, arrested while on assignment for WCKT.TV, Miami. Friday. would be interested in president of the AFICIO; Monday, but his sen te ncing was delayed until the he LaBIere said, benefits, benefit the city" and aring said Boldt Duerr under and Earl Downs were appointed felt, and Sizer fire from agreed, th e council Murillas said he was beaten with a flashlight and hand. participating In the dayresumes on Wednesday, LaBossleresaidhepiajmed to Building and Construction The materials for con- to a budget committee to work Boldt's revisions on has centered pried the past four months, told The more 1nfmaUon the money should be taken from cuffed w hen he filmed rowdy celebrators on the beach delong festival. leave the city 'mainly ecause Trades Department, told a structing the concrete modular out a 1975-76 operating bu t he sheriff's department and on from the county than any city contingency and dget Herald he has been planning to spite police orders not to lii other discussion the of the hassle with council the Union-sponsored conference not from the photograph the scene, hotel units were sold by a court for the board's consideration leave the city's employ in June the city attorney. HIS employer, committee WCKT news director Gene Strul, said the He also said official had previously been slurry seal fund. About decided to begin LONGWOOD the construction industry is constant battle to maintain the A move selling ber, wine and hard Sanlrido appointed trustee for $10,250, during next month's a officials have told him fire department we have, meetin. accurate figures from In efforts to clean up the County able to do. station would appeal the obstruction conviction worse shape than during the or July, hopefully for either the among city officials last night liquor and continued the ban on they . was authorized for repairs Dolgner said. WASHINGTON (AP) on An improved North Viet. w in Dolgner said SCOPA Is not grounds that it violated First Amendment rights of free vacant lots in the downPosition of firefighter or fire to extend open hours of the Sunday sales, net pay taxes they rather than trying to expand. Great Depression of the 19309. Jail officials are next to in,Council also Instructed City three of the drainage Inlets, namese antiaircraft missile being used near Saigon is chief In Ca.eJ keys to planning on any major Innfailed to collect from water speech and free press. SCOPA now holds the town area and the Sanford city's two bars was killed by a "We have not been able to possible to obtain. worrying U.S. officials as they plan for a Engineer Kenneth Ellers to Orlando said he didn't Care provement.s Police U. next year, but said 'acMt building and straw ballot last summer customers over the past four keep personnel, not because of Possible James Plelcones, simple remark from Cowl. onASudy Plaza to help the apemergency evacuation of Americans train sales failed by one years unless they "bird dog" an 186-home project where the money came from as there may be some "minor who has serveti as acting South Vietseveral public can "good prospects" pearance co ect ll me," LaBosslere said, "but of the shopping dilman H.A. Scott nam. vote, south of SR 434 to insure long as the safety hazard was the money from the users, safety director since the rent the building, Dolgner said. improvements." areas, because "Let sleeping dogs lie," Scott th e men cannot li ve on Mayor James R. Lormann Pentagon sources said North Vietnamese hups Grant noted Greater Construction Co. lives corrected. Ellers said he will In other upcoming port acHoner also suggested Dolgner said he doesn't cxoperating near the step n air t resignation of Torn Hennigan in told colleagues as an ordfnane was Joined by Council Chair- required to chargebusinesses sales tax the wages the city pays them. 15 , February, said he wi ll on, ti ne w bi paint up to ds for Phase its in g mur al s II of pect omises the budget to be much "I pr at be ha Lake gin today working to get Saigon have recently knocked down several ve known since some of C banning bottle clubs passed its man J.R. Grant in supporting a must take the money out of the councilmen took over that Sou th vietfor, the permanentnotsaapply the tank side of farm project will be higher than last year's $272,000 buildings fety first reading and a pub Hodge Estates. li namese A37 light bombers with a inlets repaired. s~pa c move to extend open hours to 2 their own pockets If they do not they would ra opened Fri da y at 3p.m. budget. the Soviet-made SAl missile, ther I seek emSidewalks for about 48 homes, director hearthg was scheduled for May a.m. to make the closing time charge the tax to cu.sto,ners, ployment elsewhere," he said. said he wilposition. l remaib wiPleicones th the ci ty 12 at 8 p.m. The SAl, normally shoulderfired by Indlyjduaj soldiers Cnpbfe' with adjacent developers said, were con. Julian sa id It may be , police department In the The Council Chairman had only limited succe when it J. R. Grant tj The ordinance continued the cities, But Scott warned the necessary to go to court to last night urged the Inside rights .of way li )CA-d eutenant slot, ss South Vietname battlefield hour at midnight for the action would bring a ta council to several years ago. s A former Orlando police mpede collect the money and to advertise for and In violation of the city's city's two establishments of 500 opponents to the a fire chief, He council require the company to let city aLso permit. That violation raised asked and received per. meeting. WASHINGTON (AP) Here, S officers in the firm's books mission to have several public B)'FANE'rrEEI)WARDS representing the 14,000 arms of St. Augustine Shores the question of whether the firm While the ordinance set for to determine the exact at a glance, are highlights of Herald Staff Writer amount works employes given fire- President Ford's Interview residents, could secure the CA; and Sally Roehner, had lost Its surety bond. final adoption after the public due. DEI1TONA Hepresen- consent of all the members, or secretary of the Deltona fighting training, But bonding officials assured hearing does not mention broadcast Monday night on CBS Civic The attorney added that the tatives of seven civic Grant said the men would be television and radio: "bottle clubs" by name, it without a referendum. take this Association. The Pine Ridge McIntosh that the bond would o associations from Mackle-built action, company has been well aware available during the day time ty employe for an In. forbids the consumption or sale th Association was In other discussion in the city the Joint paving road program not remain valid if city officials VIETNAM communities In the state met ey were serving customers when volunteers usually are not A.A. McClanahan told the cident which happens In the and county joint Mrs. Shieffer explained the represented of alcoholic beverages after Inside due to illness. session: for areas in the city which run ____________________________________________ approved the variance and Seminole County Commission city. The United States is explor. the city. Sa turday in Deltona to ex- county had recently passed an around. Each representa tive told of midnight and on Sundays in into the county. Ing wi th a' number of govern.' Council overruled its zoning owethe sidewalks to last n ight '' change ideas of improving their ordinance stating a levy of up to some of no to a proposed alld "The city would have no County commissioners 1'hat' a splendid Idea," gj areas zoned for esta the projects By BOB LLOYD the possibility of nego-' own self-government and 10 mills could be made per year blishments commission, approving the Scott said and Council Mem ber being remain. Council granted that county-wide animal control control over the work, but said they are working with The The City of Sanford will of the sort Virginia, police pl conducted in their cornng th Herald Still Writer fiafi a settlement to agreement, making Life more e war. annexation and rezoning of the June Lormann said at the same simple and approval wo d on any ul servi s have ce county Seminole County School Board th ey acqu to defend the deemed munities. ire the deed to Pineerest Mike Pinter, owner of a Schrimsher A 16-year.okj male Juvenile property Ford said "there was no'I McClanahan, congenial who for resi nts at de th e necessary In 43 time council should think about oversees employe," McClanahan said, to build a sidewalk along East Park and will maintain the park unincorporated All present were impressed was arrested for possession of a Casselberry topless go-go night acres north of SR 434 Seminole sheriff's aepu ties Pressure from here" on South least cost. and Range a new police chief, too. Greater Construction ofthe city's current animal "The city would have no 27th Street leading to the for the public use. areas without the consent club, last week was denied Line Road. today were investigating the stolen motor vehicle and of the with Deltona's movement ficials said the error had control program, said the main Vietnam President Nguyen Van Deltona Civic Association Grant * Courts recourse on the level of ser- Pinecrest Elementary School. people, unless these comn indicated when sufforward and said that it gave prcmpted some "soul being held at the Sanford council permission to open a theft of $2,215 in stereo and The annexation and rezoning ficient applications are Tbeu to resign. sear- reason for declining to join in vice," hosted the event at Deltona Golf munities County commissioners The street is a secondary road had made request to them an incentive to study the ching" on their part and the county program Juve nile Deten tion Cen ter for bottle club In the city, camera equipment and cash * Police to permit construction and Country Club. NIXON would be county receives said they don't expect that be of an received for the two Included Vihien, however, said the for hith the in a special tax positions plan In other business, City office park will be Virginia authorities on from a south Seminole borne. more thoroughly as all promised to build remaining the lack of effective service the contract "Is a At the current * Fire d first meeting employes of Sanford formalized the City Council wi held last district, tax money to maintam, Former President Nixon good deal for the an ll review burglary charges, police said. Attorney Ned Julian Jr., with adoption of communities, reFresented, are Deputy David Duguid said city would ordinances, rece ive, sidewalks per city Municipal spring in Deltona, it was Library will lose called Ford last week them to make a ty, city :pecifica. "This o was the lesser of two unincorporated areas. ther six cities in the coun wants the county to pay for alter his Theboy's 16-Year-old female reported Sanlando UWItles will burglars entered the Julian was Instructed to their decided McClanahan, flubbed the to return Mayor 'K-9 pension plan when the here because evils," she said, "and at least James R. iormann state of the world message to but Sanford might be tin, the sidewalk, It was agreed to hold these lions. companion was also held, begin collecting the 10 per cent prepare the ordinance William Shafer, 273 Tollgate for Commissioner' by fellow board first Cong es r library Is taken under the of the interest of the other the residents would receive meetings every six months, the said he had received 20 aps and they had a "riD,dered." Councilman John Zacco inmorning Trai.l, the Woodiand pending notification of her with $1 maximum utility tax reading next week. The zo the county The is working on members, has built the communities s county-wide library system. In the outcome of most of the services they next one to be at Marco island. structed Ellers to watch the animal control program city's oVWWODd Road, Fern ar mon thly on May 1 from four commiss edearly this ning pilcatlons for the public safety er hort and friendly colwersa. from door to cart off and items, ion turned down the director p an effo rt to Incorpora.e the to a rk. IAa es d ir ." os ed ition and he was lion, as missing fter a stolen recovered at city subdivisions served with annexation and Also attending Saturday project on "a day-to-day" basis entered aby BularsNt two business" in the re th ee-man staff and says the community. rezoning from asked by Grant to keep Asked if he would ask N ixon sidence was wa te r by he firm. t Others present included: meeting were Jon Adams, St. and French Ave. ALTAMO the Midway community east of agrtcuur, pointing to 8PRGs program to must be effecti ve In the wIi4 Ualfl meantime j applications pa lgn Del;ona for Mm In 1976, John Ryder, vice-chairman a city hail ASoulnern Ben clatsic jflg valued Julian said, Patrolman John W. Foster general manager of the Deit Ssr.ford taking beer, wine, however, possible drainage problems, residents t because "I have stopped at oo public records. k action and Mrs. Jo Ford said he would stand on his an said the Gauthier, director of Corporation in Deltona and cigarettes and fishing gear. Police here reported today juveniles were trying to receiving letters and phone own in the election. requested Volusia County Citrus Springs Civic James Raggsdale, assistant Deputy J. M. Patton reported In other sheriff's reports, pow gasoline into the empty that about 3) marijuana pints, cal's about animal probirnis." Council to allow Deltona to be Association; John Magner, director of County and a tank of the 1975 24 inches high, were found I 15 cases of beer, 13 cases of $600 riding la ROCKEFELLER model compact wn mower McCIanahzn said he doesn't in a special taxing president and Jim Maclion, Government Relations for was car when he arrive d at 114 gr0 1 near the front door of Ford said he could see no the wine, soft drinks and candy listed as stolen from Tony's Sanford City Commissioner feel the proposed county a.m. district, w in here needs of the vice-president of Spring Hill 1)eltona Corporation, an apartment in Creekwood reason for dropping Vice Presi. John Morris aid Wayne Albert, agreement would be able to valued at $400 was taken after Motel, Overland Road, conununity were preset led to CA; Ken IIender'on, president Village. de nt R yeggs pried the lock of f ockefeller as his running Visitors were guests at the president of the Greater San. provide adequate service to By Alex Bl1 the Council so an exaL't tax and Mary Kelleher, secretary, Country Club Saturday for fo A computer check on th e Noar ts were the mate, ma de and frontdoorattheMidwa. Baron ti rd Cha mber of Commerce city resi de n ts In Sanford, Sanford policetodayreported Car's license tag showed it to marijuana millage could be determined, of unny hills CA; Bruce dinner and a Party. -?WIJ plants &tsaon Avenue. ha ve been appointed to the I County Commission Chair. CIA two Virginia juveniles were have been stolen in Lexington, destroyed, police said. were The representatives Magill, board chairman and Sunday morning they toured At the Eastshje Country steering committee of the man Sid VihienJr., agreed with ejected a suggestion questioned Deltona Civic John Gilhooly, treasurer of the _IN - • 'i,,_,_.. three areas of Deltona, for 'Action Orlando' promotional Market, SR-46, burglars ei ALTAMONp. SPRINGS that McClaiuhan, the Intelligence agency be ,ssociation President Bill Marion Oaks CA. The Florida Floyd, a police an hour or more. tered by a window to take officer before his election campaign. "I doubt if we could provide forbidden to engage in covert Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) Miami Ilarke and the First Vice Also, John Pister, president to the mayor's office, disagreed with A buffet luncheon was served cartons of Cigarettes and fv The new appointees give equal activities service," Vihlen said. an office, is accusing the city of terminating beyond Intelligence President and Legislative and Arthur Ringler, vice- and some attended the third fishing rods, eccording t a Seminole County opinion given by Longwood City Attorney 1 led . six members Ano gathering. ther point of objection in Chairman Sharon Shaeffer on president of Marco island CA; performance of th ---V' deputy J. F. Bennett. ts on the steering Police officer last week for unionizing ace "Momen committee, the contract with the coun ty Is a Julian Jr. last night. how the Deltona Association, ' Be njamin Home, president and To Remember" at tivity, ECONOMY Burglaries at three school the Deltona w hich Is set up to direct and clause on the wi liability of a th only 3,000 members Charles Hacker, sergeant-at- Woman 's Club House. Julian said the police rights law does not Ford said of the acute eco. were under investigation today generate Ideas for the $450,0X county employe white working But, Mayor Norman Floyd denied the Sheriff's deputies said si, nomic situation of today, "I Permit the City CouniJ to discipline police three-year campaijn. Orange in a municipality. officers. "He should read the law again," don't think (It) will be nearly so accusation today. classrooms were ransacked a County has eight represen The contract calls for the city bad in the months ahead," Milwee Middle School, SR427 t.atives and Osceola has one Floyd said, adding a recent attorney general to be responsible and Liable for Floyd said one officer, on probation, T Longwood, and a vendin was ,i----Opinion is also available, KiSSINGER terminated last week after a machine in the teacher's lounge lie cnllei the secretary of recoin. "The police department committee, called c burç,larizej after crtry stile was given by the Police Depart"an outstanding individ. for in the law, merely gained by breaking a glass in a makes recoinmnent's P robation and Evaluation ual" and said ,m one ofl his staff Board, niendatlons," Floyd said, door. has suggested Kissinger composed of senior police officers. be Sanford police today reported Floyd said the complaint from the Florida replaced and, in any event, he second The officer, also on probation, a typewriter, clock radio and a FOP has been turned over to City Attorney would reject any such sug. resigned, Floyd said. dictation transcription unit, gestion, Joe Davis. t!i fr U1 MlDIjlk: EAST UUICC4 at Cruozu. High School, 1 Ile called an oil einbargo 6 in. W. !3th St.. after a door was evitable" if war should break pried open. Sheriff's dtte1Iyi said Blakey told out again In the Middle East. detectives that times a week together at Sheriff's investigators said a today that 1flvptI#aflin I. Cih1. -t '-.-w, p •J ff ..D...' Vt ..emraj mnazey's home. I teachers' lounge door was (ore. ' Special undercover agent ' continuing into the Saturday ft Florida Drum Co., Oviedo, was ___________________ ed en at Midway Elementary .1 shooting death of a 3$-year-old On un Tao was outnumbered. the fIrft' line when Blakey &hool and $ was taken from a Altamonte Springs man. But nothing ceuld stop him Picked UP the rifle to reload the soft drink vending mathin. SEMINOLE Sgt, W. A. Vinton said from reaching a phone in time weapon and it went off and Officers said the principal's to tell headquarters. Of course, he dialed direct, the fastest Billy B. Blakey reported Gibbs was shot. off&ce was also ransacked by rwg __V. ~ Thn Edg - (j: , of j j !east expenivc way to I esich people far away " I I T 05 tIi' yegg, vepuues reported Gibbs was * . k Westchester Dr., Altamonte --.% ! dead on Read every power-packed ae of how L n dials direct ,X ' 4, The Super Sound Of The arriial at ' t Deputy R. A. Neshut F1o1da M —.. _141V I . Springs, was pra'ilre firing ~ ~ Hospital whenever he calls long distance. It's not only faster than North, Altamonte Area's Most Versatile Entertainer ONLY reported the arrtval of -i — a private ibeoting range behind Springs. . . h;'wiekecper apparently scared He Plays Your Kind Of Music .4 operator-assisted calls but it saves monei every time. . —AM..JN_ __ - ~ — -4 Blakey's home on Brooks Lane, - - __ — - ~'y Vinton said the Blakey NEWSPAPER AN_ M ~ __ I * A Monday Thru Sturday and off burglars who broke into the near Red Bud Road, when a 3. Gibbs families wee longtime iS -1 ) borne of truce W. Flower, at ~ . - 30 rifle Blakey had been using friends and that the two __ 1 jqww~' .--. . - — -.; - op — -1 - men *4Q_ Evening Hesald accidentally fired, rrsietk.-' (jppg4 4ILUa fir,,,,m., lita (' At Mackle Communities meeting . from left: John Magner, Bill Parke, Jobu Pister, Joan Gauthier, L' '401 & '/OO P,'. A .%t4 D.'. ( t 4, CI and James Ruggsdalr. (Herald Photo by Fanneth, F.dwards J# 1 *( — . - - . . — . . - - .: .. . $30,000 Sliced From Total Two Longwood Nun On Board Of Directors Casse Mentally Ill Care Threatened Position-9- Open - r - Safe Di'*rector, Fire Chl'oef Sou ht FringeArea lberry Revises Says Businesses SCOPA Seeking Get Invite Another Taxation Resolution ... DOIgner T mn - - — - Editor, Newsmen In Contempt TV Newsman Convicted - Lon wood Council Re Improved Missiles Worry - Extension Of Bars' t U.S. - — - - Highlights - iv ic Representatives Hold Deltona Meet Qf Ford 's I nte rvi ew Stereo, Cameras, Cash Stolen ' Definite 'No' To County Proposal City Rejects Animal Pact — - South Sem in ole _Horn e 'Hit' — - - - — Action Reports - ' — - - - - - — ' , . - I Morris, Albert Appointed - . ' - FOP A Altamonte Of llegal Dismissal V^" __ ___ !YR!CT ACTION -' 6 - ., . — - - .. .- -' - ,. _________ - -. ' . -, •. ___ - -. -. -. - ,6 - ,. - Altamonte Shooting Is Probed . . — , R" - - A.' U 1W _t i '' SheratonuSan ford Inn ' .% . *. 644)6.1 4 4& S :,',, . 46. ,t . r - ----- -- .------ ' "'-r - '- -...-- -. �Evening Around The Hemid 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FM. 32771 Area Code 305.322.2511 or 831.9993 Tuesday, April 22, 1975-4A WAyNf; I), DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM .IAM [). CURHIE. Managing Editor IU)B ERT C. MAHKEY, Advertising Director Month, 6 Mnnths, Vi,r. $28.40. Rv 1aiL In Florida same12.40; as hme delivery. All 'ther mail: Month, 12.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. lfiue Delivery: Week, 55 cents; $14.20: The Chamber of Commerce of the United States recently ran an ad in the New York Times which reportedly has drawn hundreds of responses since It was first published. It deals with What's Right With America. The ad concluded with an invitation to the readers to tell us what's right with America. Selected statements would be published in a later ad, Well, we'd like to follow suit. After reading some of the following good points, if you'd like to make your opinion and thoughts known on this subject, I'd appreciate hearing from you.. . and probably would devote a future column to the reader's suggestions, too. Oil Price Control What's Right With America "Sure there are a lot of things wrong with America. But there are a lot more things right with America. Enough to strengthen our pride in the American ideal. Enough to make us work even harder at making America work. What are they? Need Of Nation Th is country iiecds the free market mechanism iIn order to maximize domestic production of oil. But Congress seems intent on keeping price controls on most domestic oil even though it is in such short supply. Well, to begin with, here are some things that the Chamber of Commerce of the United States says are right with America: We have the greatest amount of freedom for the individual of any country In the world. Freedom of rhoice. or religion. Of thought. Of speech. — We have a system of public education, higher learning, and continuing adult study offering rich intellectual fulfillment to all who accept Its op. portunitles. We have the strongest economic system, and incentive for individual productivity, of any country in the world. — We have a surplus of moral energy and courage. We're a better country for it. (Item: Fiftysix men signed the Declaration of Independence. Five were captured or Imprisoned in the war that followed. Nine died of wounds or hardships. Twelve lost their homes. Seventeen lost everything they owned.Every one of them was hunted. Most were driven into hiding. They were offered immunity, rewards, the return of their property or freedom of - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. their loved ones to derert the cause. Not one did. Not one broke that pledge.) — We have a willingness to experiment with different forms of social, economic and political organization — keeping what works and discarding what doesn't. — We have, above all, a will to Improve, to achieve, to share, to accept the responsibilities of leadership, to be neighborly and to become something more tomorrow than we are today. We have the freedom of our communications media to encourage the development and expression of Informed opinion. And a growing concern for personal, governmental, iind commercial ethics and behavior. — We have extraordinary technical and scientific talent, constantly working to improve our living standards and expand our knowledge of ourselves, our world, and the universe." Remember, those ideas were offered by someone else. What can you add to the subject? I'd like to bear from you, It would be better to let the free market handle the problem of supply and demand because market forces are far more efficient than politicians and bureaucrats in handling such problems. It is absurd from an economic standpoint to have four million barrels of our own oil selling every day for $12.40 a barrel, the same price we pay daily for six million barrels of imported oil, while we pay only $5.25 a barrel for seven million barrels produced in our own wells that were in production in 1973 when price controls went into effect. The "new "oil and the foreign oil is worth more than twice as much on the market as the "old" oil. The Senate has moved to reduce the price differential on a small fraction of the "old" oil, that produced by steam or chemical injection in excess of 1973 production, but has refused to ease the price controls any further. Sooner or later the entire two—tier price system will collapse. Then the market will stabilize and the supply will begin to respond normally to demand. That will be to the long-range benefit of all of us consumers. Time To Tap Elk Hills Since 1912 the Elk Hills petroleum reserve in California's Kern County has been held by the U.S. Navy as a strategic defense resource. It now Is being considered as a peacetime resource to help tide the United States of America over until energy self.6ufficiency is atthtxd. Hills oil reserves may have 3.7 billion barrels of potentially recoverable Ford believes immediately to serve both military and civilian needs. He recommends that income from Elk Hills petroleum sales be used to help finance construction of national storage facilities for petroleum and to assist in paying for exploration of the far larger Alaskan reserves. A dispute is brewing in Washington over whether the Navy Dep.trtinent or the [)epartznent of Interior should control the Elk Hills oil field. In a sense the argument Is academic since the military services will have preference In the use of oil anyway Elk contains 1.3 billion barrels o proven and oil. President that the resource should be developed should the Vatted States become embroiled in a shooting war. Right now, however, the nation is fighting an economic war which requires the quickest possible development of our petroleum resources Elk Hills oil must be tapped now as. part of the program to help the United States of America respond to the pressure of the Arab oil producers. The 300,000 barrels of petroleum that could be produced daily from Elk Hills by 1977 would be of material assistance In acheIing this goal. mc _;il I IN BRIEF Increasing in Violence john spoiski associate editor Without a pawn being moved on a chessboard, the world championship of chess has passed from America's Bobby Fischer to Anatoly Karpov of the Soviet Union. At least that's the ruling of the International Chess Federation, which won a War of nerves with Mr. Fischer Ina dispute over the rules for a proposed title match. The winning of the title by an American in 1972 did a lot for thb rn .. i, • ..,,_ %. ,, ui uui uiiiiy, but au-. r mscneri petulant behavior has not done much for the cause of sportsmanship. He has now forfeited the title without a match with the young Soviet challenger, whith leaves thing.s somewhat i In the air. Mr. Fischer can always challenge Mr. Karpov In the future. He ought to. and if our twc.---k right k will -. - . -- - BERRY'S WORLD 0 c) 00 = .. - - ftawd ________ . 2. _ik, - I- - . " X_ - 4 _______ 14~ 1. 11 _ . . . . IJSBON, Portugal (AP) — Lef tist atta cks on the lea ding conservati ve Party are increasing in violence in th e closing days of the election campaign, and th e leftist military government is puttin g up only to ken opposition to the violence, Campaigning for the 247 seats in th constitu tional assembly end.s at midnight tonight, and th e voting will be Friday. All 12 parties allowed to pa rtici pate have agreed that the new constitution the assembly will write will concentrate power in the ru ling military junLi, th e 28man, leftist-dominat ed Revolutionary Council. On Sunday night leftists besieged a CDS rally in a theater in Guimares, 10 miles sout heast of Braga. 9&-. ~Z- - ___________________ _ WASHINGTON(AP)— Pt-es- be his running mate, ident Ford says the United --lie doesn't think the ecoStates Is seeking a Vietnam nomic situation "will be nearly -S -i) 4 QW cease-fire that would permit so bad in the months ahead." .. . evacuation of Americans and Ford said "there was no la rge numbers of friendly Sou th pressure by me or anyone in Vietnamese. Washington" for Thieu to reI -1 _T - ~ - - /?~__ Without a cease-fire or the sign, th oughhesaid"t here may . approval for the evacuation by have been some on the scene In S -, — _i - ilp-il_ __ ~_ both North and South Vietnam. Saigon who may have talked to U __ L _____ ese, it could take "a sizable U.S. President Thieu." v military commitment" to Asked if the United States is 'vacuate "those Sou th Vict- involved in any negotiations for -,'-:rna mnese that we feel a special a peaceful Vietnamese se ttle. -- cJ =POT obligation to," Ford said In an ment, the President replied that interview Monday night on the "we are exploring with a A= ____ .. CBS radio and television net- number of governments nego. __________________ t works. - 1 _______ tiating opportunities" but he ; Many congressmen ha ve declined said to name them. . ____________________________________________ _ they fear such a step could lead Ford said the situation "is so to U.S. relnvolvement In the fluid right now I don't think __________ ________________ _ 1*iII '-' Vietnam war. A $200-million enybody can be certain w ha t package of evacuation and ho- the North Vietnamese are going -..-•.rnanitarian aid funds, which the to (10.'' Senate mi considering today, On Capitol Hill, mneanwiule, ----.-.---would restrict U.S. authority to the Senate began debate Mon. ___________________________________________________________________________ A I " Portuguese Elections - ' - - - ___ _____ .,j _______________ - ____________________ _____ -- -_______________ - ____ ______________ ____ A_____ _______ - . -- - ____ ______ - . -- _ - - ' - -p 1 Cap1ital Jottings Optim ism On News aI IIN koun-Luirl/ff/i --- - r- . :I * AI F1W II — xc.,~411 :~ ~ , Big I - . -- - The JACK ANDERSON Case Of Theissing M Pennies WASHINGTON — It looks suspiciously as if some distinguished members of Congress may have sticky lingers. In late ma, 16 rare aluminum pennies were shown around Capitol Hill. Only two of them L.vi bven rtturm.d. 'I he rest have nmsteriously disappeared. The missing 14 coins, according to experts, are worth thousands of dollars. This has created an awkward predicament or the U.S. Mint, which has tried ever .o d 1 -.dlv t r' tUuL' tlw rare peimea fru'i the Senate anti house banking committees. These are the same committees, you see, which have jurisdiction over the Mint. Af ter repeated efforts had failed to recover the coins, the Mint's frustrated director, Mrs. Mary Brooks, considered turning the matter But she thought better of the idea, She as reluctant, understandably, to instigate an investEgat Lou of the committees that nveirripp hiie aluminum prototypes to the committee members, so they - could see what the proposed aluminum pennies would look like. That's the last she saw of all but two of the sample coins. Meanwhile, copper price.s began to drop and the aluminum penny idea was abandoned. The alw1linuill prototypes, accordingly, were sent to the Philadelphia mint to be melted down — that is, except for the 14 still held by the stickylingered legislators. Whj h Committeern(:nb('r.s kept the coins,., '1rs. Ilrook.s confessed to us that she has no Idea. Spokesmen for both banking committees assured us they are trying to find out. But the director of the Mint still doesn't want to offend her overseers on Capitol Hill. "I'm not worried," she told us sweetly. "The coins will show up eventually, I'm sure of thai" Footnote. It is illegal, incidentally, for anyone to own coin patterns struck after 1916, This doesn't diminish the r.thi.tnhl va!,,,, The argument Is that the senior senators wind UP with most of the available employes. Sen. Janus Eastland, D.-Miss., the Judiciary chairman, controls a budget, for example, of almost $5 million. Sen. Warren Magnuson, I).Wash., the Commerce chairman, has $3.2 million to spend. And Sen. Harrison Williams, D.-N.J., the Labor chairman, Isn't far behind with a $2.8 million budget. Their committee payrolls are fat In contrast v ith surh new senators as Gary Hart, 1)-Cub., Juhn (ilerm, D.-Ohio, and Jake Garn, R.-Utah, who scarcely have enough clerical help to keep up with their mail. The extra $40 million, It is argued, would give the junior senators a break But it Is more likely that the new recruits would merely swell the political force on Capitol Hill. The $40 million would permit the hiring of more than 1,000 new staff members, But they would need space to work and Capitol Hill is PARIS (AP) — Two Europeans who have Just visited Da Nang say that life has returned to normal in South Vietnam's second largest city since It fell to the Viet Cong , WITCH HUNT: After and North Vietnamese three weeks ago. w,' pn,,in.1 A....., _______________________ -'=' _________________- j—.— .j.... __ withdraw Vietnamese. day on the measure authorizing pa rall el measure approved $100 million for humani ta rian - L__ - .. -- - ---- - Discussing plans for renovating community building (from lefts Winter Springs Councilmen Donald Browniag, John Daniels Irwin Hunter. (Herald Photo by Jane Casselberry $26,558 Cost Estimate pa I BY JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer WINTER SPRINGS — City by the House International Re- aid, a like amount for evaclations Commmittee, however, uatlon and the use of U.S. troops would give Ford the broader to evacuate Americans, their authority he seeks, dependents and other en. In addi tion, the House Appro- dangered foreign nationals who priations Committee became can be withdrawn without addi. the first congressional panel to tional exposure to hostilities. heed Ford's pleas for more The parallel house measure armsaidwtienitvoted Monday would authorize $327 million, for $165 million In arms and a with less restrictive language In like amount for humanitarian the authority for evacuations. aid. Meanwhile, Rep. Elizabeth rs The vote came after Army Holtzman, D-N.Y., said Assist- Chief of Staff Frederick C. We- ant Secretary of State Philip C. in need of repair. The wiring a lower level than surrounding told the panel that South Habib told a group of congress. Councilman Irwin Hunter yand and plumbing has been found to residences, Vietnam is no longer militaril y men late Monday that the evacsaid, "There are various roads be sub-standard and Bradshaw Bradshaw said some of the for funding fe ible but that the aid could uatlon of Americans from South de ns Bicentennial - estimates it will take ap. figures were based on bids C') Building mmi ss ion grants, grants for prevent an abrupt Corm-nunist Vietnam Is bein.g delayed solely Inspector Ray proximately $7,700 to bring It up received and th o ers figured by recreation and Law Enfor. takeover, to ensure the evacuation of Bradshaw last night presented to code, us ing "rules of th The umb of the Hs Armed Services la rge numbers of South Vietce City Council with a cost ment Act grants to provide Committee meets today to The present septic tank Is not trade." He co added there are supervisIon. nnamese. We have a problem sider estimate of $26,558 for working and Council may seek several variables; for instane, with insurance and we have to authorizing an extra $422 Hotlzman said Habib told her renovating the community Pollution Control approval for a cost of wiring would be less million In arms aid, If move or close it." that the pr esence of Americans building in Sunshine Park. larger commercial 'type. Florida Power Corp. will agree he congressional failure to was essential to create a "conCouncilman John Daniels The building, turned over to Tapping Into the sewerage to install three-phase current, said the community building is approve additional aid funds trolled situation" which was the the city by the now defunct system would probably require was again criticized by Ford, only way to evacuate an estiThe building has stood for one of the priority projects Winter Springs Community instal la tion of a lift station due four years and who said it pro vi ded "the initial mated 175,000 South Vietnam. there are no considered by the Winter kick-of" Association, Is unfinished and to the building being located for President Nguyen ese. at structural weaknesses evident, Springs Bicentennial Corn- Van Thieu's Bradshaw told Council. He mittee for designation as a decision to abanpointed out a fire wall would be Bicentennial project. don large portions of South necessary to divide the east end The problem of financing Vietnam to the Communists. However, Ford said he won't of the building (Including the repairs is being referred kitchen) from the n?aln room, Finance Commissioner Frank to make Vietnam an Issue In the and the outside doors should be Durrance, who is reporting his 1976 presidential campaign, et equipped with panic hardware. recommendations at next adding: "I do not intend to go APRIL 23 APRIL 24, 25 and 27 APRIL 25-27 APRIL 25 Bradshaw maintained the week's meeting. out and point the finger or Volunteer Services Fair 1. Altamonte Springs Players buil ding meets the fire code. a speech concerning those who sponsored by FAVORS, 10 a.m. present "Adventure on Patch Archit DeBary Players Inc., Seminole County Lincoln John Dwyer and Greg Hartz have differed ect Emile Jammnal, with me who I to 3 p.m. FTU Village Center DII) Street," 8 p.m., Friday and present, "Caught In The Dinner with U.S. Congress of the Seminole County Plan. might privately think member of Winter Springs Green. Displays canand Villian's Web" at the DeBary Trent Loll (R-Miss.) at Lord Saturday and Sunday, 2:30 p.m. Jaycee Chapter, who toured the ning Dept. were present to trilsited to the problem:' representati ves from various Community Center, 8 p.m. and Chumley's, SR 436, Altamonte APRIL 26 building with city officials prior explain the new official zoning The Vietnamese situation, area organizations. Sunday, 3 p.m. Springs. Red Bug Elementary School to last night's meeting, map being prepared by the and Thieu's resignation earlier Golden Age Olympics PTA Carnival, 10 a.m. 103 p.m., disagreed saying the existing county for Winter Springs. in the day, dominated the hour. Steering Committee, 8 a.m., BE A REAL Red Bug Road. Haunted house, roof should be fireproof to meet Dwyer said as a result of long program, in which Ford Sanford Chamber of Commerce auction, prizes, games, horse fire standards for public discrepancies in former ci ty was questioned in the White Building. maps, county maps and city H ouse Blue Room rides and refreshments, bu ildings. The roof presen tl by CBS Car. y or dinan ces, some areas are In responden ts consists of sheets of plywood doubt Walter Cronkite, Roller Skating Party at Skate Teague Middle School as to annexation and Eric Sevareid and Bob Schiefsupported by steel bar joists City, Longwood, sponsored by "Spring Thing" carnival, APRIL 21, ;$ 9:30 and partially covered by tar ZOflifl. Mayor Troy Piland fer. Jeannie j, Eldridge, Paola Oviedo Band Boosters, 6:30 to 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., school grounds ADMISSIONS Gerald A. Ward. Winter Springs paper. The PlYWOOd has been asked the Planning and Zoning On other subjects, the Presip.m. Open to publIc. For last relief in Forest City. Games, booths damaged in Mary Lou Knight, Winter Spring s Board to view the map and spots by water, Sanford said: Marie H Nelson. Kunklefon, and refreshments. Proceeds call the Deltona Garden Club lun- .1ik flent,n Bradshaw said the roof In the pent their recommendations —The United Sta tes has not Penna benefit PTA school projects. Palmer Ctarlton at the Ma' S council meeting. A yet decided whe ther to take the cheon and installatan of of. facility was more fireproof than DISCHARGES the new municipal complex public hearing will be Middle East situation to a relicers of club and all 17 Garden Louis A. Fly Lake Brantley High School which has wooden trusses and scheduled later. Circle, Stetson University LOUISa N. Kelly convened Geneva peace conferS1nfo,d Band B6osteri Rummage Sale Miry F. Steward Union Hall, 12:30 p.m. Howard H Hodoes plywood. Councilman Donald ence, resume Secretary ofSta t e A motion to put a new city Edith R . Robert s and auction at at school, 7:30 Browning Peggy i. Rohrer Henry A. Kissinger's efforts to said he favors the tractor out for bids on M Martin p.m. New merchandise, gift pr Ralph K Installation Dinner of Deltona Edith land Hostess, oject Eva H Jackson reach and would like to see the specifications Arab-Israeli agreements drawn up by Richard Stevens certificates and celebrity items building and park im. Business and Professional Ernestlne Graham Carolyn Williams Public Works Dept. was tabled or attempt a combination of the for auction. Women's Club, Deltona Golf .Ienatha Williams Hill M Drake. MARGE WILLIAMS provements financed, "Once until the next meeting to allow two. He warned that a new Rev. Robrt H. Booth and Country Club, 6:30 p.m. Earl C. Whitmore 32218!? established I Lillian C. Blackmon Mi think it would earn de ast war would "Inevita. for input by Durrance, who was Bert J. R&IItI APRIL Sanford Gertrude Co. Hemsath its keep if rented out," he ad- absent from last night's bly" mean a renewed Arab oil APRIL 24 Eugen e Terrell 1)eltona Young at hearts WillIe B Fitruerald, Attamon?, Club ded. Michael fttlet-e.u,Ite. DeBary embargo. Red Bug Elementary School session, SHIRLEY COOPER dance party, 8 p.m., Deltona Ellen C 14,suc?. Dt'Bry 5' —lie opposes any Kindergarten registration and Ellen C Haupt, tieBary effort to 834 9212 Agnes Gerstenci.. Dt'Bary Community Center to benefit forbid covert operations over. Casselberry Winter Springs orientation, 2 p.m. Bring child's Geo'ge V, Brown, DBary Pauline I BreHing, Deltona Central Florida Zoo. Refresh. Jesse I Cads. Det.ard Erwin A Sthupbath, Deltona seas by the Central Intelligence birth certificate. ments. For ti ckets contact Greg Charles E Howard. Deflona Mary Ann Corlits, DeIton .1 U DY RE NE E Agency, saying "that would be Cecile M, Babentiotjser, Delloni O'Connell, 646 Logan Court, 834 9212 Seminole Audubon Society, 2 Elizabeth A Melton. De ltona like tying a presi dent's hand rdth V Anderson, Deltona Marion C 5lwart. Deltona #'&l?amon!e Springs Long.orx1 Deltona. Open to residents of Continued partment about borrowing From Page 1-A) p.m., Firoida Power and Light Francis Brookfield, Deltona Iva J. McArthy, Deltona behind his back in foreign polSeminole and Volusia. bugging equipment. The source Icy.,building, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Michelle R Rucker, Geneva Marie .1 Carney, Deltona SHIRLEY MILLET court order. He said there said, however, that the Volusia Sanford, County Extension Susan N Poveroino. Longwood Oliver C Sloblom. Lake Mary —He is refusing to make 831 9212 a Robert L Hagan, New Smyrna Vicky C Fowler, New Smyrna Monroe-Wilson Elementary haven't been any "for at least a officers didn't borrow anything "categorical statement" 14 director will speak on "Sneak Forest City Fred B Crockett, Orlando Beach that School pre-.school roundup f or year." "because what we have wasn't he will run in 1976, Attack on Bugs." Open to the William Whidden, o',t,n Eli:abeth Ward Ronan. Orange but Still kindergarten and first grade, 10 Cy Richard 0 Collins. Oteen '.hat they wanted." HILDA RICHMOND public, Harrell said it is common intends to and sees no reason at a .m. to noon, at Wilson Sc 574 3167 Harrell declin ed to reveal his this point why Vice President hool practice for Central Florida law building, Deltona enforcement agencies with department's inventory of Nelson A. Rockefeller shouldn't bugging equipment to loan the bugging equipment. But he did APRIL 28-30 equipment to other agencies on say it includes recorders, CIED test for high school 'bugs" and night viewing request. ui valency diploma, Seminole eq equipment that allows officers Ye.$te.rday'i high I? low this Junior College. Anyone 18 or "If we had the equipment I to "see in the dark" and "to ROBERT T. CORP 414 E. Pine St., Orlando, died morning Si Partly cloudy through Wed over meeting prerequisites of wouldn't hesitate to loan It to take photographs." Monday at her residence. She or nesday. Highs in the low to mid SOs American History, civics and them," Harrell said, "because I Robert T. Corp, 56 of Mar- Was a native of Sodus, N.Y., and and The Herald has learned that lows tonJht in the 605 North Americanism vs. Communism would assume they would have ty cellus, N.J., formerly of had been a resident of Orlando easterly winds around IS mph types of "bugs" in use by police by April 18 may take test. A free a court order." Casselberry, died April 9 For the past 60 years, moving d rninishinq , fljh agencies in Central Florida hOY r Ii tended Outlook Thurs day Today, a source within the include units that can conceal in foll ow ing a lengthy illness. t here fro:ii Sodus. She was a through Saturday. Peninsular preparatory program covered FREE In study centers throughout the Seminole Sheriff's Department telephone receivers and that Services were held April 12 in Presbyterian. 24 HOUR Florida A few showeçs. mainly DELIVERY SERVICE over county. told a the north portion Herald Norris Funeral Home, MarFriday and reporter that will transmit by radio the Survivors Include a son, the south portion Saturday officers (rain cellus. Robert T. h3esserer,ofSanford ; 01h DeLand telephone conversations to ervw1se generally fair weather, m lie was a Veteran of WWII two grandchildren, Mrs. Carol Warm with lows mostly éOs north to APRIL 29 "soetime last year" ap- radio receivers and recorders serving from 1936-44. Ile was Ruth Allman, Tallahassee and 70i South and atterncv n highs In thr Glaucoma eye tests free (it proached the lccal Sheriff's 1)e- in nearby toeatiun Ks A little (001cr flO( lh portion public, formnrIy employed by the Navy Robert T. Bes.serer Jr., New Saturday . , 10,'.111. to 1 p.m. 1)e1larContinued warm south Community Center, She ll Road. ê and was cabi net maker and York City and two great- portion SALE CHEST FREEZERS 6.0 Cu. Ft. Rig. $255.93 Daytona BeacP tides for Wed Arrangements made bcarpenter. While living in grandsons. $19.00 Do You Know George Stuart 9.0 Cu. Ft. Rig. $279.93 -. Gramkow-Gaines Funeral fleSdy high 6: 19 am., 8 - 19 p m,; DeBary Civic Association Casselberry area he was em$210.41 low 12:01 am.. 17:70 Port 17.0 Cu. Ft. Rig. $3Q, ---ployed as a policeman by the Home, Longwood in charge of CaMVeraI - highi 803pm., through Marlando Club of $252.00 a m,, REFRIGERATORS Orlando. cities of Oviedo and arrangements. p m; low --- am. 1717 pm. 19.3 Cu, F?, Rig, $47 ... ... . 5379,93 Casselberry. lie was a mem ber 13. 0 Cu. Ft. Rig. $37,9$ - French television correspondent Claude Galgnalre, who spent 35 hours In Da Nang last week, said there was no bloodbath after the Communists took over. He contrasted the situation with the chaos and looting that accompanied the retreat of the Saigon regime's forces, Alex Casella, a Swiss working for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, reported to the cornmissioner's Geneva headquarters that despite a dusk-todawn curfew, "restaurants and schools are open, and water, electricity and other public services operating." T CALENDAR _ - ______ MOVING CAN HEADACHE! HOSPITAL NOTES . To Tie I n Den ie p WEATHER Area Deaths his committee work. Yet he left almost of his "clerk hire" money unspent last $190,000 year. Sen. Robert Stafford, R.-Vt., also wants more staff help, yet he didn't spent $143,(X) that was available For this purpose Last year. Sen. James Pearson, R.-Kan., another advocate of more staff money, left 1134,000 In the till. Here are others who want more money but didn't spend what they had: Seas. Edward Brooke, R.-Mas. $&,00n left over; ('Iif(or(j Cast, R.-N.J., $120,000 unspent; Carl Curtis, it.. Neb., $46,50o Hiram Fang, 11.-Hawaii, $100,000; Cliff Hansen, R.-Wyo., $80,000; Le Metcalf, D.-, Mont., $66,000; William Roth, R.-Del., $51,000;, Robert Taft, R.-Ohio, $58000 and John Tower, R.-Tex.. $78,000. Congress would serve the public better by cutting down, not building up the payroll in , Washington. _____ .... Bui*ldio ng In Nee Life Returns To Normal .. - The Energy Minister Donald Macdonald. Julius Katz, deputy assista nt state secretary, and o ther U.S. officials plan to meet with Macdonald and others today. "At the moment we are not open on either price or timing" of an increase schedul ed for Aug. 1, Macdonald said Monday. The federal cabinet IS expected to make a decision Thursday on how large the increase for exported natural gas will be. Government sources say that the cabinet is looking at an Increase of to cents on the current $1 . ..... --I . a price increase Canadian natural gas, says Cana(han . ' - ..-_._. Price for a thousand cubic feet of gas. ' •.. - __ - 4 - __________ OTTAWA lAP) A United States de legation probably ill inee t tOu Ii opposition to a nv sugjest ion of forstalling H elp (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is one of an irregular The bad news out of Washington is U.S. (allure series of columns containing items which unin foreign affairs, soaring national debt, and derlie the news in Washington and elsewhere.) ....-...... ,Nr(4 disi ll usionment wi th political leadership. But th e 'q WASHINGTON — (NEA) — Congress employs rj \'i' % I news coming out of mid-America Is good. A visit two men whose job it Is to do nothing but run d .'\ L 0 to Ohio, Indiana and Illinois gives accurate insmall American flags up and (lown a flagpole \ dication of what are the ce ntral con ce rns of the five days a week. The legislators send the flags United Slates. Here in the heartland of farms, home to constituents with the assurance they towns and cities, one discovers helpful signals "have flown over the nation's capitol" The an d encouraging vibrations for the future. Fie $65 billion budget deficit, as currently expected I) days In Plymou th, lad., revealed much a bout the by the administration, would, if it was broken mood of mid-America: into $1 bills and laid end to end, stretch 5,305,000 \\ —Basketball is king. Indiana University Is still miles, or slightly less than the distance between \\ Num be r One in the soul of th is sta te. In fact, Political expedience and economic sanity folks who would ra ther send a team to the state Sociologists are blaming unemployment for the finals instead of troops to Sou theast Asia can't be \. \,,. Increasing crime statistics, but a savvy FBI .: all bad. These citizens have a sense of history. veteran Is not so sure. "The crime rate rose very Said one supermarket manager, "Young people rapidly throughout the 1960s," he explains, "and should be cras hing the backboards not bombing; that was one of the most prosperous U.S. decades in Villages Vietnam". in hIStoFy"...Abo u t detente, first the good news —The ch urch pancake supper was a smashing the number of Soviet diplomats In the United succe ss on Saturday night. These same people States has doubled (to 1jOO) since 1968. Now the have a global feel for pancakes — they want to bad: 8 of 10 of the total are said to have inknow why families around the world can't enjoy telllgence duties. pancake sup pe rs, too. The concern for the How fortunate It is that only about eight per hungry and star vi ng is a household topic. cent of the bills introduced In Congress ever "Ye Pilgrim," the Plymou th High School I915 P become law. If the figure were higher, Rep. John newspaper, reported on the impressions of Barb Burke would have a better chance to get his Rainsbey and Susan Holderead who attended a Bullet Proof? "seed bill" passed. Burke wants to encourage citizenship seminar in the nation's capital. The vegetable gardens by giving Americans 118 Young people were concerned about world million worth of seed packets. That of course Is hunger and angered at the runaround they like encouraging garment making by passing out received from officials. The meeting at the thread. Just as material Is the primary expense Letter To E Said the girls, "an In sewing, equipment and fertilizers are In official told in ties and gave contradictory Editor, Editor: gardening. Anybody who can afford a hoe can gallon Stetsons-_ this also provided protein statements. We wan t to spend more on food and Having thoroughly researched the "great" food— meat. Th afford seeds. . . Then, sigh, there Is Mike Gravel e leghorn hat., for females would less on defense." For the young people In this aerosol cans will destroy the Ozone layer, I provide he lp to Italy where (D-Alaska) who has introduced a resolution In the straw for this town, bread is in, bombs out. would like to offer a little comfort and type of hat is grown. These f ul thed the senate to set aside a week In November in —The visit of President Ford to Notr. Dame people reassurance to those who f eel a little guilty about would lead to less sexual assa ly clo observance qi "transcendental meditation" ul t, so less police, was applauded th roughout mid-America. The using their underarm deodorant, ha ir spray, or less mental heal th A statistics expert at the S.S. Department of and Jails and also no more Nixon administration's putdown of Rev. even th e aerosol bomb on La Cucaracha ( the "bare breasted babes" on Cocoa Bea ch Labor estimates there are between 900,000 and 1 . Mi, me! Theodore Hesburgh, president of the Fighting COdU't*Ch). million jobs going begging In this nation of Irish, Irri tated Protestants as much as Roman The purpo f the Nader type We find In our research that there Is a very seems to be the destruction of th shocking unemployment. One reason: "We have on Catholics. Remarked Presbyterian pastor no apparatus to quickly retrain people to the Jobs large portion of Chicken Little (the sky Is falling) aerosol industry or government ree $5 billi James Campbell of Plymouth. "Father gulation and the old hell, fire and damnation if you con- increase e c available"... The World Health Organization t of operations typical of all He I)WØI IS not only a distinguished educator th os tinue on your present course and so ex- Nader says that at any given moment 47 per cent of operations, who says the only answer to and civil rIght., advocate, but a ma jor Christian terpolating all the best if's and but's and or troubles is either Americans are on some form of medicine. Socialism or Communism, leader. In quiet, practical ways he has done Possibilities of the proponents we find unless Treasury Secretary William Simon, who as the The proponents of the destruction of the much for the t movement. Ford's natloa's former energy administrator still urges present trends are revised dramatically it is Ozone Layer ng to South Bend made the whole Christian sometimes say these inevita ble that the sky will fall in about 5 billion people to conserve fuel, rides a chauffeur e oro urome Cs —freon 12 and 13—are in. family feel that a wrong had been righted". years give or take a couple of billion, driven limousine from his office to the White —Vitality and growth is destructi ble, yet they also say that the ultra In the ranks Se ri ously, th e give away of ity that this is a Ralph violet rays of the upper a House _a distance o(a few hundred feet ..The the ChrIstIalrcommun j a of tmosphere will split New chur ch buildings are o u Penteco,,taj military that treated us to combat triumphs Nader type operation is the use of the scare word chorineatomw ewhi hich wjllde y the th pastors and mainline churchmen are against Kentucky crows recently, now wants to "caer"_10,000 cases ofskin cancer ....... ,jy is continually produced by these same ultra ng not use that much more dread disease the Red Ucipati in new expressions of mobilize against seagulls along the North violet rays In the stratosphere — fellOwship and Wolf allergy — systemle Carolina coast. The enemy birds are said to Lupus Encyclopedia Bri tannica under ozone, oxygen, cooperation Orda ined women are accepted Ehcaous.— there are In the Sanford area. "fl interfere with landing aircraft.. . Fot-ncr black enin high'oft,l posts j leadership. c" orIe and chlorine. So, do like Momma done ere and the re Iisv charismatic surge i. felt militant Floyd McKissick, who embraced What is not told Is that clothing is a specific tole me don't believe anything you near and only but not with Richard Nixon In recent yea rs, now says he against skin cancer to a fully clo a "take charge" attitude. Young people flock to ed hatted and ha1f you see particularly on TV. "wouldn't rule out" a vote for George Wallace. gloved people would vi rtually th work camps throughou t the region. elimina te this However, no thing here In should be conMcKissick Is working inside the system now, danger and the raising These communities of mid-America are not of cotton for more strued that I do not think continued research Immune to the gloom and doo trying to develop a new town (Soul City) in the clothing would also provide more food for the should not go on, but let us not destroy a m of current South, and his reliance on federal funds man. $5 even ts they are looking over th . But hungry of the world— oil, cottonseed meal e bill and billion industry because a leaf fell on CJcke dates be play pussyfoot with almost any seedcake for cattle and fish right now the center of the na tion is talking and food. about IAttle's tail. a bumper crop this year and that potential president More rabbit.s for ha ir lot- felt to make those 10 mean., hope for S. H. (Jim) Crowe the whole wor ld. ________ Canadians Want Increase Yankee - it's Bobby's Move ____ _------- Tuesday, April 22, I75-5A President Seeks Viet Cease Fire . DAVID POLING result Congress is movi'lg toward keeping the price control and establishing mandatory conservation programs and government allocation (that is, rationing) systems for the petroleum products in short supply. 'D., - TOM TIEDE The short-range result may be to ease the pain of inflation and recession on the hard-pressed consumer. But the long-range can only be to pt-along li hoit age \' bile increasing our dependence on foreign oil which is not subject to price control. Clock r1l PA0 P,,,A0 NC,, - . __________ -- - - -- _____ - fee Makers? 2093. MRS. RUTh HESSERER -------- . -- - . - - OPEN 7 A. M. 10 P.M. I - A.',-1ir.',, ,, 113 1:I $ I cl#4.-* "U I - 3 Cycle - 3 Temp. - WASHER Super - - $275.95 '- -.L----- �.-'---' ±': - TT - - - ______ - -- - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald Sanford Fl Tuesday,Aprjl 1973-4A Tuesday, April22, l75-7A 1irwi1 SCOREBoARD I -- _______________________________________________________ ______ D09 esuiI •••t - -S ' - -;-- :.. . • •. . ... . . .. . 11$ - I M - Trot C.? C•3 St. Louis (McGIosn 101 M 1: Cey. LA, 1; Wy, LA, 4. $425 I Judge Julian (Clark) 1?).?. Robin Cornell, thowing Chicaw York IKoosman 00) STOLEN d Ribbon Race Open flASES-CedeA,. Priest: 5th, Jr. Showmanship f Rchland Co Boy (VaoderSchaaf)$ o oames hcled Phil6dclphla (T*jthll K4thry Grant 2nJ,Ribn RICe A 07) Ht, 10; Morgan, (In, 9; L'e, Halter; 3rd, Aged Giding St h Jr I, 3 weet To Meet (HO, , vi, I a Chicago (Bontiam 10) Today'soamn LA, 9 Golden Do (Parkinson 5. . Western EquItation; 4th. Ji tans Eastern Confence Pittsburgh (EllIs 0 II at Mon PITCHING OVIEDO (3 'tcisions)- Western Pleasure , (B 1/, Judy AH 3010001 (.rey (Own-ri Louis p05t0 SUt 9 ieaos 7 (U II) at At RUDSwMrCopper Parr h(rer)%howIngReb S - - MONDAy - / _____ - . - - - . - a I - -a -. -- . - - - . - - FiRST 5)4 A 31 I? I . .. 00 6 207 Misty Iste 3 3 10 1 H 1re 1 100 5 U flea I DGPNa 31, Da 3.l3. lSiO S 60 360 TootsId - 1he fI t annua I Greater Sanford -. . - DalI 0 bl (Hysell) 41, 7 W.Ama o,t •• I. (2 II 5)51 t I HOulon (Griffin 02) (n) WedneWay s Games SI. Louis at N York Philadelphia at ChIcago Star Studenl (I n) fi roc por oy C'Ifl(1 fln ft fl ,) at . . CfL Cf. fl, • 667 441 Marshall LA it 647 I is STRIKEOUTS-- Sutton. LA, 79; Mc55rS,nith, LA. 24 Chalk. (hi, A I an a ,n, I . 610 RaerQuh5i) 10 6 - •-- . . -- - --• -' . . - - -. FIFTH S 14 A Central Florida Zoological Society . . -. . - - Iln) SI I Easy Swt (Ken Ballimo,e Jill: 3H l:r' '°o der D ____________ 400 4 $16 1 Yanb rin Eugen 310 5 260 7 Hobo (Blood) I . M OU 'sQCu I Robert McMu:ienshowinu Bal RUNS L Ma Patrik MM II n - "You've come a long way, ba." Afew years ago the women were Just dllmh3a dozen Is liable to win. O'Brien 9 2. 5 flriQspl33 pPCla 3 Purrnt,h., Tr,, 1 Aguari I'.?. Jr Chicago at Buffalo DO English ht MOn?rC$ trral Ie. 31 Billie Jean let out scream that could be heard all th ull %d) a O L fli&i1dzoo, e threatened and carried out boycotla. e became the Carrie Nation of women's tennis. - L 7_ - (onnors and Arthur \ShI - rare!) inut The> are pu into sma11 uunti anu mar --. ou.ing world capitals. Nancy Wagner riding F,rt Ryan, Cal, 10, 1 000. 2.31 Cham flltimore 'at Milwaukee . rain MIlK0. 30 1g kansas City at Chicago, PPd. Blue, Oak. 3 1, 750, 35$. Laura flaker 4th. In?. Keyhole, malnc Rol)ak 5th Int Cioerlef; 5th, In). PolCbendiog; 7 PattI KC 6 Netson R WHA PLAYOFFS ' Besl-&.7 Series Mondays Result 0ieo 6. Toronto 1. San Orlando tonight. - - Phantom S Pearl Oufflitlh 136) $37 rcta (63) - - While Miss Evert and Ms. King were playing for s rts and lacedringed pa es-became one of the most saleable commercial commodities on national television. richest eent - the Dinah Shore Winners Circle Cla.ssic at Palm Springs, Calif. ' •• - Sandra Palmer was the winner, picking U[) _= TennisatAutin,Tex.,atthee1pofBjtheJean helped - the cute MISS Evert, an unflappable ItwasBillie Jean who took wonen's Wnnisbv the Ausa1ian outhack; Margaret urt, perhaps 0 Qh Botton (Wise 1 0) -a better money maker for the contestants than ___________ - :. . 1 ., . fl ase a1 kansas City at Oakland U) -' - Perfecta (54) o77 WL LAKE MARY S Plttibgh National Leau, Tumbieaa.,lt 1 310 760 I New York 6 400 3 SF. 440; Mcvday, Chi. - H $717 521 5 rrni anta Angeles ipled in the sixth inning and 1zzoh ripped two of siC's sd on .1 '-t/ game MONDAY • FIRST - I Tropic Wave U . CnaloridaJunior College. Jack Pantelins sald "He kept -::::-::::.:-: - S -• .• Kth t is and walked four, He gave up oniy • ,•,.• -- . 7 5 S13 $4 IMP. SCOTCH ALL OUNCE Bench Cm 6 Cash Phi S the SF Hn 1)55 5R 7 Ga,y LA 2 Murcer SF FranciSco (O'Acqu'sto I - 'Os ' su st*ti I Iuu 5. st's CLUB - - 9SOCAS( game, ' - ' SIR. VO "s" U lU kSO STANUY 0bo1f "' MR. ED KY. ; lass (3) 750 FABULOUS TRIFECTAS EVERY RACE IN CENTRAL FLORIDA gewater to . sliding into th1 inning. Ba T Bablsh, who wasninning for Kevin cr sin&ed, scored in the fifth. • wa and not ven up a hit in the first two nings. I SC 01. RTIHE 8RY 01. 8 YR.OLDREATER418 Kt try C ted U 1arrace) (1) 760 260 570 7 O fli OuTlO or ooa B Simmons, Feder (3) and Beary; Meorge, e er ) an &JUS , • 6704204002 flut:ie B Quick (31 Ta)s 29 5 3 • Tals 21 00 3 e Cooper slammed two In other games, Seaboard sinles apiece • Gooda i Monday In the San- runs and did no walk a man. GeerqVs ford Naonal Little Iague Walter 1w slammed a double Strombero _________ 2 nn umpe added two singles a doubt ass Y e Chdsc dumped previously hitter for Jack Prosser Ford. Jack Prossor 313 001 5-12 6 12-2 and George's toppled the mound sback. Fmrno'ts S 613 6 1 1 1 .. . . . ; - - WALKER SMIRNOFF 4.49 - 31 t. . hank 3 s' '14 55.5 CANADIAN FAILS .• 429 5.49 . 61.95 ROYAL LV ,, 4995 MR. ED KY 61N 5.69. 65.88 4.19,, CANA0N.. 3'l .95 UIM OE GIN------- .95 ADC VODKA-RUN -. 49 31 47.95 .449 I.,.4995S1L1EYKY.CKA _- _.3.5I R11,0MS CANAD IAN CANADIAN LONDON TOWER GIN 'stt0 S t*I j HEDGES -•..:: . oic 8L SUG RESALE 3•99insMIX31 O' ANY . U'MI (1)5 VUURM - _______ 5.49 ouast - . 4.99 euaas GIN 7 I$ILA SUG NEf ______ ____________ 3 • 88 ouau ?i 3 ss 1 7 - .. .df.?.,;., .•. '- -I Turn ur umbrI upsldown 90 PROOF ABC 8 YEAR __ BOND'L -'1 6 YR Entries HEDGES IW_11Ti1ff(1II1r IMP TEOUftA --t CANADIAN -- rr, _ Harness Racing V 11 D W PEL (A R $fu1 Slinu lSTL.O.SLa THREE ___ •OYlLtoi'ascoyi*,o i •• -WORLD S BEST LIGHT SCOTCH RIVERS COMFORT LIQUEUR . 3 101 I1ARS" 11 CRS OLD 4T55A3lI5GA(AI TEQUILA 'UtloopsOof '.'. ': - -- (PItz) 31 7 ltr,s ft! (Urelyl ppc-d Fiuria and suigle for George's and ' I I Jlmmy Miller led ase COMIE OF CHARTOGNE 1. Cottonwood Sota (Rau) si. ;oi ________ [ AiD GUASTIcm*s,:,usisou th sthgjea Repreaenthftves slammed doubles, John Hardy struck out two and walked Case, strildng out 10, walkIng edged E1k5 4-1 Monday In the three. He also ripped a triple Sanford Junior BaebaJ1 ipen to the public nir runs in th third Inmag for At first thr Innings, and 1lks auditorium at the high school athletes to atd. A spedal two hits, Kevin Story poked two ___________________ fifth and two in the seventh. boys teair rn track swim psentei DaHd halt pitched a four 2- 2 4 IlLiflçv $11) the mound for K f Duane e slammM a ntihI poked two singles f $ OdICY Do (Johnson) 6 I THIRD - M - ace C m PUIMC IJPJUL • w IIbt L -- - . - ¶9 if SAHCRE OF TORO 289 3195 DEL CONTE LORRES NA sot 2 69' 2195 COLD SEAL CATAWRA 119 TAYLOR RURGUNOY I 19" 2141 "' 139 '. 1495 Sheratade I Lanqenblth) 9% 4 ,/ OdId day mat Gainesville High earn w SAN MARTIN RHkt 2 19. 2295 •i t '! sl;a.u.. MuSCtE lit Call 0' 4 GAtLONS 1 Navy Sue lVandCfSchaaf) 6 The Idea for the conference Is a sp[1f from new niles fGflrn I) (Blood; enato )) 7 flllIr W 101 0 van fV,,rrvnort si . . 1995 4kI'"a'.. - . dir ____________________________ Honest (Ballow) S I. 7 . - - - 1/ 378& SOUTH OR LAN DO DRIVE PHONE 3221481 V ,,, - --- - 51 CHATEAU SCOM8ES 995lg5 "$4 • to begin this fall, We are going ahead with the tivteam conference and ________ 1nd, Mainland, Se 39947,9 ABC ttICLUII ......3a99 Bylaws and constitution for a new athletic conference os p tutin i PSC0TCN ____ poked two singles. • et' dub _STA --. CA?'1 - ___ 2.99 01.ROYALDELUXE8YR.86°6.49 __74.95CANADNSUNSET 4? ISCASE Grattan (5)2402.403 Miss Fancy (1)3600(4 5) $15 60T (Is)) 70 II Reclpetolts!outh win In seven games HBP by Emmons (Evans) PB Atlantic defeated Seminole Andy Griffith smacked a Shl - • 449 ''u 4995 UT 8 YEAR ROYAL DELUXE CE GREEN SCOTCH HAWAIIAN RUM 0 (23) 2000 1 (730) 5)41000 1 7 062 TENTH - 1 Summer0Ya7M °' 1 sngsports will be introduced as spccisl guests. , . ' tNhlrt -, - UM TOM SIMS 549 ABC GIN EKTRA DRY _____ 10IX2 _________________________________________________ • • 0 ft . slow piteh stball twh1tter to lead Seaboard Coastline two singles for 1ke Monroe Monday night, leading Famous Teammates Rico Peterson Inn Roger Wansley poked two Recipe to a 1 rout the slammed triple and two singles d Bruce Dnimmond • 3 •" 16 prior to the miscue. £lIcey ann ng 3000 3 61.95 01. a •vrac.. single produced two tis 2 : : i o 0 0 P,trmtto , _- i 540 370 3 CaoIina T • itflfiItf 4_49 S UT. OLD STANLEY 8 YR 86° 5 49u, 6195 ROYAl CASTlE 86.8°... (316) 170000 T 177.7 aIE$TH - 1 I M Bye IR 1 0 0 0 Raris 1000 4.79 _ 4 YEAR MR. ED""'. •. 3.19... 42.95 BUUOCH-OE .. Greenelf if wi su - third alter sidferth an inj CENTRAL FLORIDA 3 sit 6° Manmng singled home a runner and Zozu SECOND OAE 30 2aC IIICACOUI!LIOUIUP QUAIL CREEK LIQUEUR 6 991T. IO'?SIA* '0'*'s&$asls - ' $TM H IOUISO JACQUIN - -.79 I scoring Manning. h tnn1ng ilmit James cf Moyer if OtWIy &u 11? ______ - ___________________________________ ______ CERTIFIED Carolina Princets (Ii 3 60 0 (23) th sthteto6$. Hestck out seven. $ YR. 80° NIXANY HOME RUNS- Kingman, NY, (1131 5376001 1-377 THIRD - 1. Lusty McKlyo (H. Adrance) 10 1IS IVP ICOTCs * Hi.Woy 1792, At 436, ANNE ó 7000 4 ____ DRINKS 48 CANADIAN i'-'" Valencla Community College 10th for SiCs only run. Gray, for the Divi.slon lead and a one- Lizzoll and Mark Moyer each 4 0 1 3 Skeltonc tio**i ' ,_____ 8 YR STEEGER ' . Jamt$cf ARE '$TO'$IELOW • 'IA SLVtA0IQu,p ,T11 I _____ USInSIVTII SECOND - 1 Margaret Bridge - 3 2000 - 4)7. ', Lopes LA ii Matthewt SF 10 InnIngs L Angeles 2 AIlaa 1 Hutton 0 Dream (6) 1 10 3 40 3 Colby Chico -. • S 0 U 0 Orly 1 Jacobs3b • VODKA ROYAL DELUXE USSI Frida's only run Frane McDonald's 107 DAY SALE TUES. THRU SAT. APRIL 26th 4 69 - DELUXE ABC 6 YR 86° s KY BOURBON ______ , o RUNS BATTED IN-Wynn LIzIllb a mideweIght, IS another of MKlnney of Tampa against v i Sc usi s o U tsta flu n g oe ai 1am prospects. Fir flt 8:30 pm. ' )'-.s, 1)79 70 A In the second game, siC's NBA PLAYOFFS Conference Semifinals Best--7 Series Monday's Game Barbara RCfkhoqn 3rd, Flag Race Open: 6th. mt. Polebending. Pct. GB thanMissPaln3erandtjecothersnostasmuth ______________ :..os)a - walked six and allowed two veteran lMu Viscusi of Tampa, 12-1 mark, faces Saw Pretty of GIN NNS _________________ The Seminole Junior College the leamse and siC hosebllteamdllnchedaspotin siC'sWa}neKurthuppeds ' first start since that Clay also of the Bahamas CERTIFIED 900 4 Yle JACQUIN S • b, II - FIRST OE SC C 5th, Flag Rct Open Tes (Jenkins 1 2) at Oak Interstate 4 on State Rd 16 lbnd (Holtiman 1 fl In) Thc wlnnr from Seminole Wa 's Games County follow Cleveland 'a) etroi? SANFORD Chicago at M1nnesota sQO 360 7 60 1TA 3)77 F 0 't Whiner 11 50 6 10 440 5 At A '5 Jeanle 1 60 300 1 - Fiery Virginia Wade of Britain, and 18-year-old ____________ Quinielals) ' . - third with A 1) an even er S7 r5 : aam (Nman) 51 7 Kutie Nib (LeVan) 11. 6 10ff y (Pa?tern) 31 620 - money ladder with $37,581 for the year. Kathy - the 'Taco" Perez, Termite Watkins, and Edgar Ross. Perez meets Bahamian Kansas C y IDa .an on 0 Brenda R. (Humphres) S 1 -! - AOacht. Piak MIllerhasptckedup$l49,476andMast.3 champion Nicklaus $149,242 in pacing the men's pro golf totir. It Is ironic that $50,000 of Miss Evert's earnings Sports Stadium Morgan was undefeated, with M 7.20 Anrr t;h his rflt dl hi iiittng in .\lcxico an(i lexits, _ . -- pleted Division play, is St I cu's at kenlucky lftird hitting iniid1en'tht ;ki dr;iii 1 'laiup lttk No Qames Scheduled faster mane> pace than golfers Johnn> Miller and Jack Nicklaus thris Evert Is. Official money standings released by the US. -. ___________ Buffalo ________________________________________________________ Ultra Violence meets Central F1OFId Western Divls4on lnana at Denver. Dnvef tfdt I 0 No games Scheduled Pr Tei 6 Md floy Jim Weaver Prrferta (1 61 5176 10 SiC l Kentucky Ieaas 1 0 Toda s Ga me 37 _____ pitching-domina ted f KCn'u res t Wednetday's Games Eastern Conference Washington at (tufitlo Itt tn leads 3? Western Conference rn 3rd, Non Blue English Egutation; Rollbak 2nd Sr Pebending Sr , 3r nq r,easure ,ra r High Point Trophy Chalk Cal 6 9 HOM I CMiforna flurnsGuy (Bereznak) 71.1 Ginger BrIen (La;r7abee Ge!rude Ouini:la (7 5) 532 00 Perlecta (75) t 60 I 1 500 I West City Crjsa r (8:mall) O(IhnR nbow eynoId1:: Wterns Kurt (Taylor) 6 1. 7 Billy - a Re ult Stafr Pieurc Elizabeth Fowle, showing Julie Notwoo md ml KhJ Vlvt S Chance 5th Jr English 2nd ml Cloverleaf 4th InI EQuitation; 6th. Jr English Pofiback; itt, Jumping Figure $ Pleasure, Op; 1st, Ribbon Race Open. 579; Carew. Mm. Best-of.? ,eries _________________________________ _____ - SIXTH - .M- Pace C 3U I Cumban Frisco (Adriance) II 2 Otcca Mas (Beretnak) 3-1; 3 Sir Hampton (Sica) I 1. 4 Bario u n e a (4 II 537 60 Perfrcta (4 I) 5)37 -• :E ABA PLAYOFFS .. , CATAWBA '' 2 nI$ 2195 GALLON GOLD SEAL !rULLtIflLIor,UmILCH 199 299 .21 •, 3395 ______ �j- __i - - IA—Evening Herald,, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, April 22, 1975 -PLAYOFFS 11 LEISURE ____ _________ r-I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NB TUESDAY WUlSvii[1E, Ky. (AP) II was hellaclous," quipped Kentucky Coach Ruble Brown after his Colonels eked out a 112109 victory over &.1ulsin the opening game of the American Basketball Association semIfin playoffs. The Colonels were outrebounded and outhustled Monday ght, but Brown said "It doesn't matter now whether byonepointor,asloogasyouwfn," The big difference, he said, was Louie Dampier, who"is always there at the finish." It was Dampier's shot with 11 seconds left on the clock that pushed Kentucky past the Spirits, 110-109 Moments later, Marvin Roberts added two from the free throw line to put the game away. It was the only ABA playoff contest Monday nit. The indana cerDenrNuggetsseries resumes Denver tonight ________________ — ______ _________________ _____ -- '. - -- -.i~ _. ~_ — i7i- ~ M :'•_____ -.. __ I'd -,,, .:- - f . ', .I - The recent provernent in the play of rooe center Tom Burleson of the Seattie perSonl and veteran guard Mike Newlin of the Houston Rockets has boosted the hopes of those und erdog teams for tonight's NaUoI Basketball Aoc1atfon Playoff games. The Socs, runners-up to Golden State In th e Pacific Division during the NBA's regular season, face the Warriors at Oakland in the fifth game of their best-of-aeven Western Conference semifinal series, tied 2-2. ! The Rockets, secondlace (Inishe in the Contr Division, are at home against the Baton Celtics, defending NBA champions and Atlanti c Division winners, in the fourth game of - 4- their Eastern Corerence semifinal se es. Boston holds 2-1 a - -. I -1 1.v _____ - J - ! ____________________________ _.. :. 1 _~~ __ -A_-.1 --u - tw If __ •: . - I -- 4' _1171 • - qD - .-T --,~, - - _ ,113_~_; - - I -- ~ - - -ir- ___ , ----------- - - - _____________ . -• --- -•••--- '- - --- ________________________ - ____ - -. _______________ - i , - N 11 '— The Pittsburgh Penguins, Buffalo Sabres and Montreal Canadiens hold overpowering leads In their National Hockey - two-day event are encouraged 1 I1 __________________________ W01111111111H'Otter BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In other Mariners - - - IN BRIEF Thoroughbreds Die In Detroit Fire Angeles D*erS edged Ow At. Thrnabøut being fair play, lanta Braves 2-I and San theNatlonal Leaguejs hasjiji.ga Francisco Giants nipped the toughtimekeepIngupwjth san Cincinnati Reds 44 Iii 10 In. Diego's Jones boy. nings. W1c losing a major leagueThe key blow on Jones' behalf leading 22 gain es last season, was a run-ecoring triple UVONIA, Mich (AP) About 35 thorougbred horses ed Monday night as fire spread through an aging wooden ba rn at Detroit Race Course, . Randy Jones was shut out seven catcher RaW Hundley which — Track The Pad provided producedthesecondoftwo him only one run in four set. in the second Inning. The rst fi backs and just two runs in six run scored ona two-out error by others.— a whopping total of 16 shortstop Roger Metzger. runs In 17 losses. Meanwhile, Jones allowed a "I don't even like to think double and five singles While about last year, Jones said walking none and fanning four. times. Up to another 40 horses were saved from the blaze by Wwlm who said they were in the area when fire broke out in the early evening I flight, DRC General Manager Dick Wilson ordered the area around the still-snolderIng remains of Barn W sealed off usitil morning with the bodies of the animals still Inside, In boosti.ng their record to 74 1975 record to 2-0 with a six-hit, and remaining atop the Nil 4-0 whitewash of the Houston West, the upst.art Padres added Astros. In three starts, the 25- a 1-wi in the fourth on Dave year-old lefty has allowed just Winfleld's single and a dou ble 12 hits and one unearned run in by Ti to Fuentes. They got their 25 innings. final run In the fdthwhen Jo "I just try to go out and get singled, took third on Glenn three outs bef ore a run Is Beckert's d ou ble and scored on scored," he said, a wild tch, The identity and "act number of the horses killed in the iu'e was not known. Some owners said they did not know If theiranima13haddjedin the blaze orhfidennos,edto another barn. Wilkes Named Top Rookie OAKLAND (AP) — "It's been a good year for rookies," said the Golden State Warriors' Keith Wilkes, named the top player in the National Minnesota Tops Angels BYThEASSOCIATEI)PIES,S Minnesota hits weren't what l-'J Wi11ums talking to Ithnself, Luis Gomez threw his helmet the umpires and anybody else in anger and the only thing who would listen. What sent hurt was Dick WUh1am' feel- Angels' manager up the wall ings. started ouodwyenig, when The eight runs Minnesota the Twins' Lui Gor was t Clf cafl1 ot at fbrt ha: Angels didn't do his thsposAtwn six th Inning. any good, either, W il liams contended Gomez La 'fleknocked1nfour of the runs wi th a homer-and a ShOUld have been IVtfl W* and Rod Carew lilt a heave-ho when he threw hIs helmet disputing the call brealdng sacrifice lowing his bues4oaded bunt gMhInningththej cam Past the Angels 8-6 Monday that gave the Twins tl*lz' sixth run not the most important nigh t. one in i t ,.,i. A1. e stame since om th rn.,, ii s-s in we bottom league games, the New York Yankees beat Boston 12-I and the sixth. Oakland defeated ,3'exas 11-6. Goriv'zprouted being called 1ltuire at Milwaukee and out, ung fl his helmet to Kansas City at Chicago w growicJ amid was hit with an rained out. utomatk$Ickflnebyrjrstlja All those runs and thc' ii umpire Lou DIMw-o, ... ' . — Judelson, ,, Basketball Association's 1974-75 crop of newcomers, "A lot of rookies startedap4 several more, even t hough On didn't start, helped their clubs a lot," the former UClA All-American said, A panel of sports writers and broadcasters from NBA cities decided Monday they agreed with what Warriors Coach Al Attleshad been saying lceearlyintjie season _Wilkeswa3therookjew1hedhiscjubmost, The 6-foot- Wilkes won a starting forward job In the opening week of the season and went on to average 14.2 points and 8.2 rebounds for th e Warriors, surpr ising tU3CTS of the Pacific Division race. In the Rookie of the 18.5 points with the Hawks. Rodgers Captures Marathon BOSTON (AP) Will Rodgers, the Boston Marathon's new record holder, is a stylish longistan runner with a most unorthodox habit. He makes brief stops to quench — his thiiiiist in a race, then plck3 up where he leava off. 'i un nii drink ue time," Ito said Monday after dominating a field of more than Z000 In the , th jnn'jI frft'g y race Despite stopping three times to accept drinks of water and once to tie the lace on his right shoe the fl.vpjxr. .- — — t f...1 -- -- --- -. -- maãLIII Elm 0JJ 01 we i&es; ,eri the miles 3 mairatikwls in tist- , from Hopkinton to Boston In 2 hours 9 minutes 5seco nds. Ttat brake the 1970 record of 2:10.30 set by EngkM' Oflhl il h ifl rainandco!t .., jsroffAcia1worWrecord for marathons becauseof variances Inc On OZ the aylon of Australia - record ibiring the 1 P.O. sax 26007 0 require some In l%9, 0y Stokes Deputy - Publish April i, IS. DEM45 29, 1213 OEM 2 By Sid Vihlen. Jr. CP'alrman Attest Arthur ii fleckwitpi. Jr. Publish ' April 72, 1975 OEM lao lvckhorn Bar Troy Ray, Jr Tax ColLector Se minole C'bity Publish APf I', 23. 197$ DEM.145 - (6) Edge Of Night Showdown (3s) My Favorite Phil Donahue - -- work, sometimes Stocks that lose value .w• again in even more upiset when the its entirety, but for those who consultation may not really need to get into menta from educators the truck farming*business. L L N A a5 0 'X 1 II Frin app 4aton wood 12 Burmese 37 Put fl pots 38 Presidential nickname 39 Hot 42 Missouri river Eskimo 43 Join 21 Reconnoiter 44 Eats evening 22 Little lower meal 23 English 45 The di.*l composer 46 Capital of 24 Mor tgage Norway 25 Natleflack 48 Not working 28 Binds 49 Bobs and 29 Prayer ending namesakes this 50 Toy 32 htp 52 Auricle lab I 54 Dati ve 3 Compare lab) 51b • — — 6 - — — 7 8 9 — — 10 11 12 — 14 — — — 19 ARE YOU TROUBLED? 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Ben ANIERICA "Bill Mauldin and . . and Murphy plays Wild Bill Hickok Pat Oliphant: If It's Big, Bit It" South of Sanford C psychologisti, Dan Rather and sort of spoofs the old West. The conclusion of a witty, en. sultation DEAR DR. LAM Each develops a e against the Hickok is the target of gun. tertaling, often pene tra ting The tortuous sclerotic aorta afternoon af lunch a group of loftiness with which IQ tests are slingers out to get revenge, with means that the main big artery fellow emplayes interview conducted by Studs around a Irrationally held as a life long the network looking for Terkel that CalTies blood from your baseball, footballtoss wi th Bill Mauldin and or engage In guide to an Individual's audience support as a possible Pat Oli ph ant, both Pi1er heart to all the body except the tz rous exercise. I maturity. Rather does a sivup lungs has gradu 1ly harden.-d. maintain It Is bet for their job series. Cast includes Kim Prize-winning cartoonist%. of deflating the myth. Darby, Jane Alexander, and 10.11 NBC POLICE SRY With the loss of elasticity It health If they rested quietly 8-8:30 NBC ADAM-12 Tony Franciosa—Pretty strong "Robbery: 48 Hours" Rerun. A literally elongates and can be after am,aJ, becau.sethe he't "Camp" Rerun, Conclusion names. series of holdups plague the seen on a standard chest X-ray, is subject to an &ddiUon&l features Ol Pic po le vault ym 8:30-10 ABC "QB V11" Part I area. Four detectives stake out particularly from a side view, workload from digestion, gold medalist Bob Seagren In a Rerun. Originally aired as a the neighborhood and grimly Many people in your age group have this. It may not cause any aids the digestive process and volunteer coach at the summer on three consecutive nights. problem. The detectives are played by exercise of a vigorous naturie Camp where some of the kids Adapted from I.&on Uris's best- Jadde Cooper, Glenn Corbett, I Even so, I think you shoul d after meals Is a good don't acce pt au thority. One selling novel, w hi ch parallels Jeremy Sla te and Joe Santos. have another checkup wi th procedure. Who is right? particular attention to w hether DEAR READER— I am all you are physically up to the for proper exercise, Light amount of heavy physical la b' exercise after a meal won't hurt you may be anticipating. any healthy person. If an instatus of your heart, how well dividual has heart disease and BY IIEItNUI.: Hl.fll:4Lsol. P 1 T L B R Y M Y E S I B T L AR E U B L Y C L T N 1' U I E - Chapter 30 - . ol* V 17 9 2 Meetings 7:30 lstTues Business -- ' Bingo Every Wed. & Sat. Early ' Birds 7:15 p.m Did you know that you r organization can appear in this listing each club or week for on ly 13 per week? Th is is an ideal way to inform the public of your club acti v ities HOROSCOPE 4. - AMERICAN LEGION OST you do during exertion and your blood pressure are is subject to rfturren w For Wednesday, April 23, 1975 he 4 may find that they are more apt to ARIES (March 21-AprIl 191 19) Be sure a goal you're acoccur with exertion after a YOUR BIRTHDAY meal than with the same Usually you tuwe your dfrection lively seeking is wor th the Aprlm,1975 amount of exertion before a and target firmly In mind and effort and the type of tactics You will have some head straight for it. Today, you'll have to use to gain it, meal. splendid career opportuniti es nAQUARIUS Jan, 20-Feb. 19) of fered to your however, you'll go of f So It Is matter of degree. If productive tangents. To impress another today, year. One proposition might your fellow workers are pretty you're likely to pretend to be an even come unexpectedly from a TAURUS (April 20- May 20) expert in something about distant source. healthy and used to exercise You te nd to rationalize your which you know very little. It's then light or moderate exercise ****a******** responsi bilities today, ra ther best to be honest. after a mea l may actually be it * good for them. If they try than meet them head-on. You'll PISCES (Feb. 20-March ___ only be making more work for The next few days, don't rely vigorous exercise they may be overdo ing it. When possible i yo urse lf later, upon the resources of others for * R•B•Q GEMINI (May 21-June 20 ) your needs. Such aid won't be * think a person should wait p about two hours after a heavy Lady Luck can't be relied upon for thcomi ng at this time. . "Th e Souths it Finest meal before reasonably to t you out of tight spots. 41 vigorous exercise. A light meal Don't take unncessary chan ces * p _____________ * EVERY TUESDAY may not have much influence or risks today. ' CANCER (June 21-July 22) on a normal person's ability to * IS AND IINUT flAX HOUR Don't be overly influenced by exercise safely. an outsider's opinion regarding FAMILY DAY a family matter. Settle th ings Send your qu estions to & NIGHT I,amb, In care 'of this wi th in your four wal ls, 1MVIES * p LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Tl'4t 14%F * You get your have a tendency today to emRadio City Station, New York, of $1.95 choice N.Y. 10019, bellish facts a bit. 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Who knows, you IQ Myth" Supported by coin. a good medical - Florida (9) (44) Variety 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6.8) News (9) All My Children (35,44) Movie 1:30 (2.8) Days Of Our Lives (6) The World Turns (9) Lets Make A Fortune l Roger Neighb orhood (35) Mickey Mou se (24) Mister GREED: ABC estimates that troublesome kid is there under his own experiences, focusing catcher, 57 million people viewed the the "auspices" of Reed and on two people a Polish Six years ego I had first showing of "QB VII" in Malloy, doctor, played by Anthony pneumonia, and the X-ray two parts last April. That's an 8-8:30 NBC HAPPY DAYS Hopkins, accused of wartime snowed what the doctor awesome figure, but It isn't "You Got to My Head" Rerun, atrocities in Nazi concentration described as a tortuous and portant in making the decision, everybody. So "QB VII" is Power of persuasion overcomes camps, and an American sclerotic aorta. In the past tour n I would suggest you see being rerun but this time in Ritchie. lie reads a book on au thor of Jewish ancestry . Ben years I have lost heavily in the your banker and try to get some three par ts on consecutive abnormal psychology, and Gauaro Is In this role, Strong stock market, and I am fina ncial advice from the In. nights, starting tonight, 8:30-10 beginstobellevewhat he a, performances, too, by Leslie Ullnking of doing some truck vestment and t department and 9-il tomorrow and Thur. It upsets him so, he decides to Caron as the doctor's wife, and m of a fairly large bank. You may It I nam 5minoi County, nd 5 00 — - CARROLL HURK C 6 00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac Mery Griffin Gilligan's Island (35) Batman (44) Gilligan's Island Tomorroi.v Celebrity body FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymo Can Help Call 123 1511 Write P.O Bo* 121) c E A EIRIRIAINIq D A o 47 48 John (Gae1c) 5i Der of a seal 53 Ef Mal fur 55 56 Native land to 4 R d 2 16 Soften in temper 17 Pedal lB Put .n a' L 20 east day 57 La aea (comb for m) Loathe 21 Preliminary DOWN ulal 23 Canadian I Garrison province lab) 2 Mountain 26 Rodent Icomb I,mi 27 Western slate 3 Languish 3 1 Tumults 4 African m 3 Felony 5 Sacsth& 34 Approaches block 35 One who 6 Staggoteir tinging tftsKt 38 (comb sons Imm) 9 Small state 37 DeAp Nob (ab) 40 Domestic rn 10 Day (Latin) (13) Winter Park City Council (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2, 8) Blank Check Phil Donahue in New York — '- Attorney for PCtiticner 617 Sanford Atlantic fla JIId Sanford, Ftorndb 37771 Publish April 1,$, 1$, 73, IriS i (9) (a) J ackpot (9) Password Sweepstakes (6) Joker s Wild (8) Romper Room ( 0° Club (44) Father Knows MORNING a iA even And 44 Annamese 15 able to play baseball. I was a __________________________________ - inanci limbering up I might , Jr 10:00 (2) ' and seem to be in normal health. I think that with a little as Sy WEnlEnAv " Young Restless (9) Movie (44) LCV It To Beaver 9:30 (44) Pottict Junclion Environment 12:30 (8) Tornorr Show ny Lass rence E. S: National Bank Of Detroit SuIte 212 (6) 41 Spotter 14 C (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) same Street (44) Mickey Mouse Club (6) Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB— I am 78 ________________________ Arthur Pt Dc-k,th, 9:00 (2) -- Raiders, then Jersey Knights. "But we won this series and as Clerk of Circuit Court Caplain Karvgaroo ( 24) Lifestyle i "We've had some bad days," Ferguson said, referring to the days when the Marin ers were the financially unstable New York action 6 8:00 (6) e Life To Live (35) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Three Stooges AFTERNOON Tree Concealed I (9) Lifestyle (44) Tennessee Tuxedo Med ca Advice — 611 Woodward Ave YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Houston, Texas 32 for Dissol ut ion of Marriage Detroit, Mich f., YOU AR E HEREBY NOTIFIED - ", IT, IT13 has been filed against you and you &,v, Cslrini DEM-M that an actiCin for Dissolution of are requIred to serve a copy of Assistant Manager your Marriage Ms been filed against you written defenses, if any, to it On Publish April 22. 23. 1915 SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Carmine H Bravo. Esq.of the law and you are required to serve a copy DEM 111 your written defenses, if any, to it OF COUNTY COMMISSIONaRS firm Of KORMAN & BRAVO, PA, n JUDITH M. KAPPER, 207 1`1 16110 Of PL14WIC Hearing 130 E. Highway 431 Long*ood. SpaniiSi Trace Drive, (Itamonte NOTICE OF VACATING AND The Board of County Com. Florida 32750, and file mIsjIon.rs of Seminole County. with the Clerk of the the original Spir,ings, Florida. Petitioner. and file CLOSING A above styleti me original with PORTION OF AN the Clerk of the ALLEY Florlda.willholds Publichearing to Court at the Seminol# Co COn$idr a pfopoj changs of Courthouse, Sanford, FIoE$da unl y &bOvt styled Court on or befoira, tht TO WHOM 17 MAY CONCERN: 37771. 16th day of May, 1915; otherwise a zoning from Al Agriculture to P-IA on or before You will May 1Ih. 1971, other. Judgment m notIc, that the City ay be entered against CommIsiiotake Slpglo Family Dwelling District on *is* a ludgm@nt may bat enter of the City of Sanford. ad you for the relief d,.,.dad the following described properly: against you for In the FWlda, on Aptill i4, 1775. Passed and the relief demanded Petition, The East in the Petition. elef adopt ed Ordinance No i90 to close . WITNESS my hand and seal and North I feet), and Lots i. , WITNESS my hand and th it seal Of thesealclfsaldCourtonshisllthday vacate and abendonany rhtof the Watt's Farm, according to plat said Court on April 11th, 1975 and thi' public in ar,j to a of April. 1973 ther eo f recorded in Plat Book 6, (Seal) portion of an described as (SEAL) Page $0. public recor of Seminole Art hur H. Beckwith. Jr follows Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. County, Florida, in Section tO, Clerk of the Circut Court That DO? lion of that Lertain North Clerk of the Circuit Court TnthIp 21, Range 30. Further By Joy Stokes South alley lying North of the South By Elaine RiCharde, described as adjacent to City f As Deputy Clerk line of Lot $16 extended Westerly Depy Clerk and abunIngLots s)o,hrough$Iall 4. Drive South of Seminole Turf Club. KORMAN & BRAVO. PA in Frank C. w000ruttiis Sub OEM $6 This Public hearing will bill, held in 130 E. Highway 431 ___________________ division, according to lhe Plal the Count y Commission C ha mbers Longwood. Fla. 23750 ther eof as recorded In Plat Boo k 3, of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, Publish: April 22, 79. May 6, Pagei, Public Records of Seminole 13, 1975 FICTITIOUS NAME on May 13, 1975. at 7:00 P.M., or as OEM't3$ . Notice Is hereby given that I am C ounty, Florida soon thereafter, possible, _________________________ City Commli*ion engaged in business at S 17-92 and Board of County of the 3573, 427 Highway-Box Longwood. Commissioners rlty of Sanford, FICTITIOUS HAM!! SemInole Curily, Florida under the Seminol. County. Florida Flda Notice is hereby given that we are fictitious name of BOB'S USED By Sid Vihlen, Jr. H P4 Tamm, Jr engaged In business at 223 Tollgate CARS, and that I intend to register Chairman City Clerk Trail. Longwood, Seminole county, U!d name with the Clerk Of the Attest: Florida, under the flctifli name t Circuit Court, Seminole Publish- April??, 1975 County, DEM.137 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. HOUSE OF ELIZABETH, and that Florida in accordance with the Publish' April 77, 1915 we Intend toregister said fllmewi,h provisions of the Fictitious Name NOTICE OF VACATING AND t')EM 139 the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Statutes, To Wit: Seclion 165.09 CLOSING AN ALLEY Seminole County, Fior in ac Florida Statutes 1957 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (ordance with the provisions of the S Robert Crotty You will take notice that the City EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit. Publish: April 23,79, ,S,y 6. U, 1975 Commission of the City of Sanford. CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR Section 563.09 Florida States 1957. OEM 133 Florida, on April 11, 1975, PIssed and S Doris E MUT0Ck SEMINOLE COUNTY. _________________________ — adopt ed Ordinance P40 17$7 to close, CASE No. 7sj Marvin E Murdock vacate and aba nd on any right of the FREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS Publish: April 1,1.15, n, FICTITIOUSNAME City and public in and to an alley Notice Is hervby given that I am described as follows. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a OEM I United States corpor atj,, for merly engaged In business at P0 6o 46, That certain North South alley known Fern Park 32330. Seminole County, lying between Lots 6 through c and FIRST FEDERAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Florida u SAVINGS nder the fictitious name of Lot s 25 through 3$, AND Amended Plat Of ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA, LOAN FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, TEN ASSOCIATES, end that I in Orange Heights, accordi FLORIDA. ng to the tend to register said name with the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Plaintiff, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-441.CA.4sO Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole .vs vs Book1, DIVISION G Page Ii, Public Records of WILLIAM County, Florida in accordance with Seminole county, and In re: the Marriage of Florida the provisions of the Fictitious GRAYCE P. MCFARLANE. his City Commission FRANCISS,STAGG wife, Name Statutes, To Wit: Sec tion of the City of PETITIONER, AND MARY JANE $65 09 Florida Statutes 1957. Defendanls. STAGG, RESPONDENT Sanford. Flor ida NOTICE OF ACTION 3 - Gordon Williamson H ti 'Tamm, Jr NOTICE OF ACTION TO: WILLIAM McFARLANE Publish ' April 23, 39, May 6, 13, 1915 TO: MARY JANE STAGO City Clerk Address unknown OEM 136 Pbtiih'IIIApril 23, 1913 Eaton Crest Apartmen t, _______________________ f)FM YOU ARE t4OTIFED that an Apartr,nt No 19 n -,. -act 't'ri to fOreio'e mortgage on the Eatontown, New Jersey SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD following Property In Seminole SUPPLEMENTARY YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED County. Florida OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF UNPAID TANGIBLE that an action for Dissolution of The West 73 feet of Lot 22 and the ? Notice of Public Hearing PERSONALPROPERTYTAXES ,&arriagep,as been filed East 37.5 feet of Lot The Board of County Corn As provided by 71 in Block 3, and you are required to ogalnt you, Chapter 197042, servi a copy mtlsioners of Seminole County, SANLANDO THE Florida States as Of 1977, Notice SUBURB of your wr itten drfne5, if any, is BEAUTIFUL to it Florida, *111 hold a public hearing to hereby given that tangible AL TAMOPITE on Carroll Burke, Attorney for consider personal SECTION. arrordinut to the plat j, propoSNi chanoc of prOprtyta,5 '"5'SSI'IJ Ptptjr, fu,' fr ,fl are theu-cf as recr,jj fl fial is 617 lCni from U 7 Duplex to (N deIinquct, and beginning with Book 3, Sanford Atlantic Bank BaiIding, pane 67, Puoll Restricteti Neighborhood Corn Seminole Sanford. Florida, and file the m April 1sf. 1915, Such tax es are County, 1lor PdaRecords erclal District on the following drawing interest of one an Original with the Clerk of Circuit half has been I ileo against you and described properly YOU Court, Sanfor ti, Seminole County, Percent PCt moflth plus the are rewired to serve a copy of your Lot 4, Block S. Hayman's Add It Proportionate COtt Of Publi lo F rida on or before the ing 3h written defenses, if any, to it on day of to Altamonte as r ec orded in PIat this notice, Unless the amountshset April,A,D, l97SiOth.rsea default Book 3, Page W. publIc reorda of Opposite each name is pain before GEORGE E. NOV15. Plaintiff's 'will b entered against you (or attorney, the Seminole County, Florida. Section 7 wtso address is 1 relief demand the 1st day of May I73. warrants ed in the Petition, Wesfgate Plaza Div, Clermoqtt, 31.30. Further described fl 700 feit will be Isiued thorem directing the WITNESS my hand and the of. Northof North Street on East side of levy upon Florida 32111 on or before 5th, tidal seat of this Court on this the Highway 423 and seii'.re of sufficient 1975, anti Ill, the original May with the 77th day of March, A,D I91 tangible perw. Proty of tax Clerk Of this Court esther before ' This hearing will be I'ld in payer fo dti%ty u npaid (Seal) taxes and service on Plr,t.ff' attorney or the County Commission Chambers costs The ,.,,..,. n... ... es 'a.--. --.....', "r ue,inquen, Jrr lmmeoletelyth.,aft... ofhaqwl4a of the (rtp,nta, Sanf or d FInri.i*-. fane,Dt. ,.;... . ,,er. UI iruii aur, Irtjpfy default will be entered against you tj, on May I), 197$, at 700 P.M. or as PIytrI and the amount of Semlni County. Florida for thC reflef deiy,a,4.d in the taxes,, soon as possible iflcfudlq5g the cOit Of advertit.lng and' By: Lillian I Jenkins Petition Board of County interest PCflhlty Dputy Clerk are as folio,,, Comrn,Isslc,ne-r, Partner Am America (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life . (8) monvic (9) Blankety Blank 11:55 (6) Best quarter-final playoffs. It was the first time In his nine-year pro career that he's made It past the first round of the playoffs and that spans stints in the Cen tral, American and National leagues as well. G. CLEMMONS Residence Unknown General Partner By Robert A. Wide World Of (44) The Fugitive (2) Movie 18) Gr ea t Mys t er i es : 7:30 (9) Entertainment (24) Captioned News (9) to a 6-4 victory Monday night over the Toronto Toros — NL games, the Los (9) (44) Braves Baseball 9 00 (6) NBA Play Off (13) Westbrook Hospital - Iones Fires .4 L I to contact either Largen or Kuraml, or any member of the 11111111111111111111 (44) Night Gallery Squares a (2) Profiles in Education 6-30 (6) Sunrise Semester (I) Today in Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2. 8) Today (6) N ews (9) ozo s Big Top 6:25 11,30 (6) Movie (13) Movie 8:00 (2.8) Adam 12 - 11:30 Almanac TI drinkers. For further Informal ion call 123 ISIf or write Sanford Al Anon Family Grouø P.O. Box 553, Sanford, Fla 37771 Puzzle IlL ACROSS 3:30 (6) Match Game 6: 13 (6. 5) Sunshine (13) and a 4-2 win in their best-of-sevesi World Hockey Association Black Hawks club which has not won In Buffalo since December 9, 1971. And the Canadicus, with a 3-1 lead over th e Vancouver Cnn,,.4r. uVHVU n.m..A ,k. I_. ._ .t..i_, t . UIC I1I5UC 3 U1WU-DL nome _ - ! M nine years, Norm Ferguson had a regular season. DeRary; Ernie Horrell. Sanford. Robinsom Medical Arts center. that's farther than we've ever been. And that means something James tie Ganahp, Lake Mary; Deltona; Clyde K. Meade, Medical That should be troublesome, as none of the three trailing special to me." George Har., Sanford; Wayne Arts center Dellona. Carl Schilke, Doyle, Publilhir, The Evening Harcar Aluminum teams came close toa.500 record away fm home Co., Sanford, ischeduled for the Gold Sponsor's Conunittee. year. Ferguson scored six goals in the series — five of them at Herald, Sanford; Harold H. Kastner, Charles R. McCarthy, Dellona; John Buffalo Coach Floyd Smith, who said earlier his Sabres would May IrCountryC1ub,Sanfj Maple Leaf Gardens in what had been a homer series until San Those who have filled an Sanford; William Jack, Sanford Ewing, Deltoria. Rodger Seney, be "sky high" for tonight's game, remained cautiously . on May 10 and 11, accordIng to application to play In tIlls Heating a Diego's series-clinching triumph. year's Sanford; ndA.Air Conditioning Co. Orange City; John Kader, Sanford; timLstic that his K. Shoemaker. club would finish the Jon Day. Hawks. "It's always C041airmen Tom Largen and event are: Sanford, Charles Park Jr., The 29-year-old veteran acored a goal in the first period then Shoemaker Cons, Co. Sanford; Sanford; Earl tougher to win the last game of a series than the first Joe Kurami. Higginbotham, " he added another in the seiciond to help stake the Mariners to a 34 Andrew Carraway, Sanford; Sanford: Sill Baker. said, Sanford; lead. Michael G. Prelrt, Deltona Iran Gonzalo Huam*n. cninrr ra...n A progr.s remrt r... • report was iv— .................................................................,-w' ................. 'rium -- .L Largen, b"" sformr Corp., Dettona; F J Proudtoo.ei,;'; e;,, Seminole ________________________ ________________________ at Monday night's meUng of Dr Frank Clonti, Sanford;Sanford. George Weiganti, Medical Arls Bldg. ____________________________ _________________________ Gold Sponsors Committee, L. Weld, Winter Park; Joseph Deltona; Jack &rene, Sanford; County Court House Sanford the___ Ku?imai, ________________________ The net proceeds of the total Hodges, Santora; Howard H. Luis M. Peri, Sanford; LewisAlso, Dr t3odin, Deltona: Ed Legal Notice Legal Notice The Sanfor d Atlantic Hall, Edgemon, Sanford; Larry Johnson, Laughlin. Legal Notice Legal Notice Deflary, Butch Riser, waa aji V Ven W line Irlank. Sanford; William ConomoS, Sanford; Gib Edmonds. ExeCulive Sanford; Harry Kniffin. P&ola.* H. L. org NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS UOn of the Met Guild Editor. The Orlando Sentinel Star, Vice 'Pro&.' First Federal of Brandenbero. Dellona; Jack IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE ou wup ean UJI&AN A Mack Cleveland, Peco Seminolt, Sanford; Jack Taylor, Bridges, Sanford; ofSaofordSelnjflojeand is used Orlando; EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL n Brumley, NOTICE OF SALE 5lg, Sanford. Jim Ryan. Sanford; Sanford; CIR- FOR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that SEMINOLE COUNTY, Walter as a scholarship fund to help Notice 1% hereby given by the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA Illlam Halbach, Wall PlUpribing Seminole Agency Inc . Carpenter. Sanford; Dr. Charles Harmon, undersigned, desiring to engage Sanford, Sanford; Tom Hunt. Southern Bell, the COUNTY. FLORIDA, und ersigned that on Friday. April cleseriving young dancm Of the and Healing Co , Sanford. C. H. in business under tholiclitiousnamot, CASE NO. 71-E Also. Guy Garfelt. Sanford; John Sanford: Don Reynolds. CASE NO. 73-32I-CA44-0 75 , 1fl5, at 10:00 AM. at I Principal Of CASSELBERRY PARTNERS, McNulty. Florida State Sank, Johnson, Sanford; Floyd Gladden, Seminole In re: The Marrlaillit at In re: The Marriage a# Delfona Blvd. Deltona. volLnia Sanford; W. A. 'Patrick. Sanford; Dtlfona Country Club. 130lona; Seminole High Sthooi LTD., at Seminole County, in JUDITH t M, KAPPER. Ed heBONNIE K. CLEMMONS, County. Florida. Public sale of a 191I The guild is a nonii,profit Don Rsthel, 61'age DavidSanford, Wright, Winter Park~Barron, Jim CIIYOf Calselberry, Florida. Intends Wife Airways Inc., Rogers. DellOns. Sam Faron Jr., Ro", Rev. Bill Mercury Marquis, bearing serial Pelitioner-Wife. W4 Sanford organization and the en fee to regWer the %aid name with the Geor ge BuiIu. Sanford; Fit National Sank, DeBiry; Lee Titusvilte; Sid Vihien Jr., Sanford. Clerk and No 1Z6AKS34IlS will be held fori cash Jack Perce, Sanford, Roland P. Moore, Mayor, of the Circuit Court of EUGENE PAUL KAPPER. Sanford; George Gene Robinson. Altamonte Springs; RICHARD 0. CLEMMONS, W auction. Lachootile. Dellona: Jack Prossier. W. Edwards. Sant Ord. E N Kelley, Pichard Walker, Sanford, and At Seminole County, Florida. Husband tered in competing in this LOnQ*OOti: Inspection ther eof 110 N French Respondent Husband , Myron Accardi, Architect, Sanford, Jerry M Rruson. Sanford Dated at Boca Ralom Flociii1a. this NOTICE OF SUIT Ave. Sanforti, Seminole County. tim day of Febua, 1971 ' To: Eugolina, Paul Kaw*r NOTICE OF SUIT Florida the place of storage. The BaIr Company. 7007 Golf Freeway TO RICHARD , Dea 1 Holl yw two goals to lead the prove the undoing of their opponents tonight. The Penguins, hosting the New York Islanders, hold a th ree. games-to-one margin and have lost only once in their last home games, The Sabres hold the same lead over a a31'ago Entries Flood Ballet 44) Movie Richard Diamond 10:00 (2, 8) Police Story (13) Zane Grey Theatre 10 30 (13) Lloyd Bridges (24) Legislature 11:00 (6,1,9) News (24) Yoga (35) 700 Club (35, 9:30 (44) Sports Leqcnth 8:30 (2.8) Movie (9) QB VII (24) A China — •••fflQ Beaver Memoir League playoff series and own home4ce advantages that could Golf Tournament. (Herald Photo by John A. Spoiski) Monday night after running his ' I RONTO AP right to be happy, Answer to OIio lsRi9ht (44) Leave It To Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) hard Diamond (24) Orange Ccxjnly School Board (35, 44) Star Trek 1:30 (2) CandId Camera (6) What's My Line (8) Let's Make A (35) Victory At Sea BY ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS Jon Day, Joe Kurami, Dan Brumley and Bill Oselek (Itit to right) comprise the prize committft of the Ballet Guild Open— More than 75 entries have • HL - ;.. ..aiiaaj been received for this year's Ballet Guild Open Golf - - -_- • — .. Wcdneay a •a Price 1:00 (2) To Tell The ' - - TONIGHT STV Mr. Ed Hospital ' - I 11 "I hope we can play thillm just as tough every game," he added. The teams will take today off before resuming action here or ld 3:00 (2, I) Another W EVENING "We've got to play a little better game, limit our turnovers, and shoot the ba ll well," St. Luis Coach Bob MacKinnon said afteards, tough a 111-94 Seattle victory, he equalled his pro career high with 29 poin ts and snared 15 rebounds in minutes - (44) Underdog " , eson, expected to be brought along owly this season by Seattle Coach Bill Russell, has been a standout in the four playoff games against Golden State, scoring 88 points and grabbing 45 rebounds, both teanAeading figures. In game four, L_,_____ _____.1fV_____11_A1W_ , - I - i i i i iI - _ SYThEASSOCIATEDPRESS -- m~~ _____________ -0 1111111111111111 - A - IS ALCOHOL A PRO 81 (F, IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or friends of proflem Tuesday, April 22, 1175-4A ADA --- 34 $1 Reaul' Iwiniftiounp SIMUJ.... vs'wv I '-' .'' 3 i' (Pd t r- tii ch,,kc, rnn,kd ond 9'i. (Cl* StOw bu • - - I,,UUU ALL OAT 41 7,%7Ø RCgular $ 00 rreeCardwihTN dnner ',:. .','et'trn 1st & I 1hurs,, e P •,' It your club or organization would like to be inciuded in this listing call R OO FRIED CHICKEN THE HERALD �1OA-.Evening_Herald, _Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, April 22 33--Housei - Furnished 2 Broom, fenced yard ('d $17$mo Adul?%prefeqred 373 SiSior 372 6670 CLASSIFIED ADS I Nice - cottage on shaded lot Close uj town Fruit trees & Orlando - Winter Pars I thru S times 41c a IiiIle thru 35 times 3Ica lii 2$ times .34ca lit II ($7.00 MINIMUM CHARGE 3Lines Minimum HOURS $:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 113 Juan Rd .3QR,7bath Large' wocde-rJ lot S. quiet are 11, Florida room, oara g e, ttrifr 41 heat& air, ((,stOrfl W'siqti P4ice' mobile home on private lot 3 nil W cit Sanford, Fla r Adults Only Quiet 3775711 Carpeted, beautifully furnished. Wa!rfront and boating prIvileges Included Adults $110. 372-1.70 18-Help Wanted 111111111111111 i CRANK REALTY, REALTOR $30 6061 After Mrs 661 55*3 30ApartmentsUnfurnjsh - N'f I l IV ,' n ,tsj 'aL,. are Pome and 7 S(hool age chtldre.n i( working parents Go Pm., `'S $200 per mo salary Pref er ('Off woman in good 'sith Rrte,ences 94 1 1411 eat or 9346717 alter 4-30 I` I's- 37-Business Property - . Real Estate - in the Herald Clatjed aas a I.E black arid While and read all Ov Don't nics" Serva Uful purp again when yOu ., ell them with a .d crc — — U's tU r,il( ) 7 v LV Call s 100s Don't delay! Just dial 377 7611 or 111 9993, To 'lace 7703 Park Ave 7 Bedrooms,, I ball •' lorA carpet, drape, appliances %1 5 ________ pius 5100 Deposit. 671 1253. Do you need a 3 bedroom home? Can you believe $19,000' New root, freshly aInfcrJ, and on a large lot Assistant BookkeeperSanford, thowplace. now teasrn g - knowledge to trial balance, luxurious 1 6. 7 DR, eat In electri c '.'rct be Atite to typ. Only e x kltchens large rooms, plent V rrr;encf.d apply Permanent CLOSItS, shag carpeting, prlvalt C(S?lCn. S day we, Starline residential From SISQ $3537 F rterprI5es, Sanford Airport, 372 0116 sflitJstrlal Park, Building 131, -Sanford Ph 3730411. 31-Apartments FUish REAL ESTATE SAl,ESMAN-. with ______________________ cne experience Good op 2 Bedroom furnished air, adulfl ixrtunity CALL HAROLD HALL Only, no pets. Contact 33 11 REALTy, 373-577i Palmetto Av e I Housekeeper & Cock tom elderly hay Lye in or Out 830 Nice 2 bedrooms All utilities fur nith,d ,'..,• Aili,itt .n....,y..p •Il%4 boating Privileges. SIAO 372-4170 NICE TO COME HOME TO 3 Bedrooms, 1 bath. fenced, central your n hours, tarn extra p-r'' IMIUU I Larry Rentals TwoRoor,i & Bath &*rn, — 1X M,89riafia Ave Sanford, I and 2 trrmn urifurn apts from SlaO $175 c,'r rr,o Call 867 3,156 or Orlando collect. 421 DeBary. Adults Lovely large I tctroom air, ideal for retired persons LU 4I1, 332 6051. -. j 'MT?,'[i1 HOML Unfurnished ' * W/W Shag Carpet * Range- Refrigerator * * * * * Washer-Dryer Recreational Buildin g Heated Pool 12 Bedroom LOW DOWN If you only have 50 with 000d Credit you may still be atI, to buy this (rashly pointed Inside and out 7 bedroom home on a pretty corner W. Only 113.000. Nice efficiency apt. All util,lift furniShed. Adults. $97.30 Mo. 322. 22%, eves. I weeen, Attention Retirees GARDENS Patio Luxury J Apartments FROM ' f . 5225 ".0 arge , bedroom apt., Convenient )l3 no Ice mak,', refrigerator, e'icctri( & water furnished. $ 1 3500 Filling Station locationnet leasi. French Ave I Stemper $450 ma, to PAYTON REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 327 1301,7610 Hiawatha Ave ____________________ Avt at 17 2 V Infer Springs - patio, fenced, low down, Only pa $19,750, Acre Realty, REALTOR, -- - ------------ bath, ii,00. CORBETI REi ESTATE. REALTOR, 64 4791 — LEADER" SUPiILAND THREE BEDROOMS, family room, heat, air. Nice, 173.000, TWO BEDROOMS, corner lot, near hospital and doctors. - utility. Screened porch, wash dryer, dishwasher. adul At'sume paymen ts, or r en t W option 327 1109. Ni w Skyline double wide, Paymer ass than $123 mo. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orla ndo Drive' Sanford fl S700 'ntnne' County, Beautiful S or crc's Pavedroad, trees, cleu lowing streams Hor.'5 0 erry R ea lty, REALTOR, 621 711 19 Anytime 113 MLS Agency Dr lranspor?n tAIAt& CLUB HELPS 1: I GROVE SCHOOL r, rr _11~ 67.4—Feed — — Pick ui Sunk cars FREE price for Others 377 1621 V Il - - _0 nted . to BUY -- I9MLiflcoln,fulbon,,,,, -..... - '" Small _17 ipthy d 'A CC " Wanted Usedpiooand down payment, assumePayments pa,'s., 27 3997 I CIos. to iveryihing yet away from it *Large wooded lots Street lights Paved streets *Sewers ISidewaiks 73 Year Mortgages ' S pct. do,,i's, or Con ventlon Mortagn. -- is all right for a supposedly happily married man to accept (and wear) a ring given to him by an unmarried coworker? Well, that Is what my husband Is doing, and it causing a lot of trouble between us. To me, a ring 13 no ordinary To _____________________ ,_Home Improvements Air Conditioning e estimates, c en tral heal & air, iie & service Dykes Heating & Ir Coed. )r free estimates, call Carl orris, l SEARS in Sanford 372 71 RESIOEP4T IAL REMODELING COMMERCIAL REMODELING NEW HOMES New Commercial industrial Lawn Care I Southern Lawn Service Mowing, Edging& Trimming Reasonable 373 lOSOor 322 9391 Deslgn.Construction Financing Keith P. Smith Construction Inc. 3S 67$ 11U, 21 Hr& Nadine " BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROV[MENT ' SIC! rnan,siu Pest Control ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRs 377 137$ Surprises Couple PIT flq',u,uir,- •, r,,.,,,., . LI ' f S Restaurant, Sanford, was the setting for the surpris e tenth wedding anniversary party given for Mr. and Mr Raymond Carroll, 1909 Oak Ave., Sanlord, by their Lighters, Debbie and Donna Hansen. Ita)'nlond and Fay Carroll were married in the Redeemer Lutiberan Church, Sanford, and afterwards held a wedding reception in the Capri. Many frien(J.s and family enjoyed a delicious roast beef dinner and after dinner champagne punch. Later, a blue and white decorated anniversary cake was served. Dancing was stzrted by the honored couple. Mrs. CarrolIi sore an elaborately embroidered blue gown for the ciccasion and was presented a beautiful corsage by her daughter Carol N. Smith. - - . ': -- '' b In ras driveways All kinds at d,gging 3fl 9147, _____ -- _______ __________ Art Ailing Land Clearinq All types ott & acerooc cleared, We -.: ?;; :;:: a,,:, ,,;,,, . I ' Tree Service ..'. ' 1 .'. ' I . . '5 'i .1 ' L & .' .., -, ' , -' ""•'" ,. - ssin ,,u,iii.r a'iima. in £ISW i n...' r''".'4 n.• •...- .. . '----------- - , / 'r' ' - "', . :"-. • ii•' " is! ' -' tion is at 2 p.m. that day in the Village Center multi-purpose room. On SaIw-thy, April , there will be an open House' to include campus tours, a soccer game a nd even more music with an international flavor. I scheduled to begin - .. .- . -' '' . ''t tlI 1i 'n , L ' '- ... % i4 , IS A I I ri BALLET IS '' PLAYS HOST DAR Meets _~. .1 I The Norman deVere Howard Chapter, United Daughters of . the Confederacy, will meet Friday at 2:30 p.m. at the home Members of the Sanfor4.Semlnole Ballet Guild will be among the of Mrs. T. J. Taylor, 2456 hundreds of dancers to gather at the Municipal Auditorium, Mdflonyifle Ave. Mr W. B. Orlando, Thursday through Saturday, when Ballet Royal, Winter Kirby will lead a progr on Park, hosts the 1975 Southeastern Regional Ballet Festival — 'SouthernMemorialDa_ three days of classes, workihopi, rehearsals and showcase UNDERWORLD topped by a Sunday evening gala peonnance. Ballet Royal r, Liv s% Include ofrfn jell) DeedeMurreLi, ill, Ifront ro w, from left) Jeanne Fheile, tj" Lewen. III Dacron SOW A000i X or vallistv Fail, J9 thai, Pam Jenkins and Jamie Heilman. I __ - .' VA I - - ." Art Students, Public Meet FTh A day 5)ThU1fl Fine Arts building rehear on Art and the Public" with hail will be the location for the seSslonsinNewSmyrna Beach secondsession,at3p,m, April and on the main cUiipus Of 27, and the final session will Li' i-Iortda Tech Uniersit> will be conduCted on the 28th at 10 a m conducted April 22 by Dr. lt Ilk- Ness SIiivrn;l !';Ich site, ialtr Gaudnek, of U r art located till iu Slw1 l)rive 10 (lepariment. There Is no charge that dlv, 0 __ _.,_ OW 0 — - -_~ — - /; L-1 1 11111 r -04 , 1 - 'i ' ' L '. r. ' .. &lLr " , ' - 4 = - - , . - - ., 5' PUMPS PRIPKLIR SYSTEMS All typ and vin VI? :r:- '. ' Well Drilling Wil I SflWliLt: . I - - , ' Iassified A ds 'sre hc're to hetp y;i buy, Sell, rent or swap t t cott, - -let vs help you plate yours Call 3" 7611 or *31 9s'i Landcl,aring, septic tariAs, tilt dirt, • . "" " ' -; . ..- ii The language ill . . - '' i-k , Land Cleating - 's. I divorced my husband and gift. It has much more have since remarried. My meaning, brother and sister are now Do you think she Is trying to grown with families of their tell him something? If she wanted to show her ap. We have never forgiven our pcmahbo1) for favors rendered mother for what she did. She no (like Fixing a flat tire), wouldn't longer writes or calls any of us , a necktie or a wallet have been because she knows that we more appropriate? want nothing to with her. She :. . 1 j— When I saw that ring on my " -chose her path, and now she Ilw husband's little finger, right must walk on It. -= . next to his wedding band, I WLLS . -. S'fItAN('E COINCIDENCE deeply hurt. We have been . ____________ : DEAR STRANGE: The __________ married for 24 years and need -'# " your help to settle this colncldc;ice is even stranger _________ ________ disagreement. than you think. Others wrote to . RING ROUBIE say that when mama was sent for to keep the home fires . DEAR TROUBLE: Your burning, the marriage went up " husband's coworker had no In smoke, " Wiliness giving him such a DEAR AIII3Y: Will You f:'-:.. personal, symbolic gift. And he _~_ __ please state %Vh,it you think is a ____ 'sSaS equally culpable for hasiug ------.------- '_ __ = -, -9--. -i;i~ '. " decent amount of time to mow-n u... accepted It. I think your man is ,j the loss of one's deceased 7i','%"' 1 I wearing one ring too many, '1 ""ç mate' ' DEAR ABBY: I'll bet a lot of I was 100 per cent loyal and \'.,,"'u. 9 z_ people got a good laugh out of stayedbymyhusbanddurjnga . V!, : reading about the .17-year long and terrible illness. Ik's I mama who went to stay at her been dead for six months, and I daughter's home while am terribly lonely. "f' , ' 5, I. , daughter was having a baby, . . I am 44, well-educated and . and ended up falling in love know a very attractive, , .: -: " land Into bed) with son-in-law, professional man In his middle 'a.. .a', . In fact, I'm sure some people aO's who has been a widower for zI OR7 : t: I .,.. thought it was a phony letter, a number of years. lie has ':f'a' ,,, "i I didn't laugh, and I di dn't asked me out, and, (rankly, I'd '";.S i I think it was phony because that like to date him, but my friends ''c'' 'I 'i:. ' 1 is exactly what happened to say it's too soon - it would be , , me! Fourteen years ago, my disrespectful to my late j "- lend l the festiveair. _ 10 . - . -'. & A CLEANS ALL I C (nLit. Iris: Lire JW(Jack) Khauck 373 $141 ka— 1% • ' tIte'riOrprr's'sure(f,,;un, Kll(h,ri Bathroom ClbIfle'Is Counter lops. Sinks lnst5,llattnn avaltahlp fi't1 )1 P'; aolir,,q. - : Pressure Cleaning' — Sue Ann's( apri J I 4 . ' — ' Lift station and force main installa lion, (nr,crfle foundation work for signs, equ:.ne.lt, puni's, etc Underground or above ground s?oraoe tanks ()ewntering cx (,ivatlon drive' Way culvert ppes and Preuci wails, retaining walls Keith P Smith Construction Inc 30562* 1181 Stan, 71 Care Abby ''-- , Pet i i" ,,,,, i t-x's — Dear " ART flRwpp7 Co'uTlOi 2567 Park ri.e Free estimat e 373 603$. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 'mirlyHarri,tt's Bea uty Nook) 519 C. Pine 377 5142 'or. Laterior Plaslerung 11cr patching & Simulated It & Stone 5PlCiOIIy - r,,,1'.,,,,.,,,, Custom Work Licensed Bonded Beauty Core a. l*prov.a.nts iè ii'.' 1Y1 - I ' fi,ll"s (awn S-e'tv,c,t' •.'r'Y.irv1 (nin; Carpentry, Remodeling, Additis, - - DEAR ABBY: Do you think It __,~ JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY C&A Backhoe Service alfi Annivers ary Party By ABIGAIL VAN BURI:N 1969 Grand P?i, very uooci condition PS, PK, AC, PW, AM FM stereo i track. raaials and ,,,,,,e Sacrifice, $14130 372 7077 WantEd to buy used Office furniture. Any QuantIty. POLL'S Castelberry, Hwy. 1797 *304706. BUSINESS DIRECTORY HOMES OF DISTINCTION ID " DD ' -'.-- One Ring Too Many -' - 'LUB INSTALLS I to 1 - 11 - -' 644 I p!ans, ruStom made' to EllA I SSBC spec Fast, ec onomical. — II Victor 131 0134. - , .- 'nfl H ouse Plans W0 : - 668 5117 it e Model Homes on / battery, Clean. S"S 32)0477 treadle sewing machine - The sights and sounds of foreign Lands are on tap for -- hundreds of Central Florida high school and junior college students who'll be at Florida Tech University AprIl ii for ..d' the first Foreign Language "' Festival ever in he area. —. The2-day event, which is being jointly sponsored by the -. . university's Department of -1 - "s Foreign Languages, Inter. N t .' ... ' national Student Organization, and Village Center, promises to be a unique adventure for students, teachers, parents and . the public, said Prof. John C. o DiPierro, Festival director, In addition to the first district . I language competition ever held for students in Russian, New officers of the CauelberTy Woman', Club are, (from left, French, German and Spanish, seated) Mrs. Betty Yeager, president, and Mrs. Grace Bradford, the Festival will feature a installing officer; (from left., stand1ng Mn. Krystal Hruby, galaxy of outdoor activities correspondIng secretary; Mrs. Helen Pierce, treasurer; and Mn. calculated to whet interest. Edid Smith, corresponding secretary. (Herald Photo by Elda TratjjtI dances In native Nichols) costume, a display of cultural materials from flie live countries whose languages are - '. - - 1914 Ford Mustang Automatic, 000d ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED mileage, good transtatio p,, tape Top pre' paid, used, any condition deCk 1195 834 1550 1126,Wlnt,r Park Datsun 7607, less than 2 mos. old, no 6" 1006 now Available In Sanford, ' - '71 some below deaier cost, first Come firit cholc,l Plus Fla.'s finest Used Cars, Dick Baird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer, ,IS Datsuns arriving daily. Ph 131 131$, Open Sundays 176 — II CINTUAL Coffeesecy, lobk Home Park. and Inspect -. " — CALL DE HART 1 3 791? - ServIce on home & auto radios, tape & record players Coffee Service -- -. Scheduled ', .' Datsun.Subaru Sale , JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Box car" 0ML's E Sanford 323 111) DAVE S'373p)l'g COLOR TV. $119SMONTII RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. Accounting ' Festival i '02- - Radio.Stere'" 9 ~ I . - Language --, . I I . .A --F'P'- , - ~._ -W-' ~F- .M 1KC.M, 1 , -, _. I -= ~ --ffl - -. __- I'14. --- __ . W 1977 Fastbatk, air conditioned, radio, new tires, $7,095, Excellent Sh ape Ask for Don Pope, 377 1451, We Buy . Furniture S3 TV. — - Gentle Jersey Milk ow Ford '73 LTD O'Osjqharn Loaded, I fulIpow,', Steel 3 72 75$) ________________________ betted tir s, ne* brakes, Best offer takes 600450 — i'all ClassifIed Ad brings big urns Te one and see Call 322 II cr All i' -- I, '- .. 196S Ford Mustang I Cylinder, air condilboned 14(0. 37213)9 67-UveitockPoultry 68— rat Heat I Air Conditioning, - ' __ - . ___ ..-,.--%a . .-~=_ - Daler _________---..-- - -__. MOONEY APPLIANCES373.0 _________ ." - oYroldPIntoMare UP4&ndi very gentle. Also 10 Mo. old Pinto Filly. 7969 Chevy Malibu. 213 engine, Also l9L7 Plymouth Valiant,dcy, Both Call 323 2876 after 4 good condition. 327 7911 , , parts, ' ri - __ ' 52—Appliances VIJhAfabc business session lob president Miriam Van Duyne urged members to '!-"1i" ." prepare for the May 9-10 -_ 't" . Sanford Plaza Sidewalk Art Show, She announced the Mowing officers would be Don Bobo, executkedirector of TheGrove School ae.8 check Installed on May 12: Marie from Mrs. Thomas (Liz) Gaul Jr., of the Camelot ,',sa Extension homemakers Club which has taken the school as its project for Richter, president; Gayle the year. In addition to the money raised at a recent bake sale, the Topton, first vice-president; Joan Porter, secretary and Homemakers have also donated arts and crafts materials, Elizabeth Bergs treasurer. physical education equipment, first aid material and a vacuum cleaner to the school Van Duyne was given which is an alternative to regular school for Miriam a standing ovation In socially maladjusted student, with drug related problems. Hobo responds with a certificate of appreciation recognition of her leadership for the Homemakers, during the past year, (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) ''! $00 After 5 call 3227705 '-"- - - trance P Ran'sbotton 3377199 LA KE MARY- Centrally locatec )mmerclai 139,500 BY Owneri 3 17 37*9 after 5, C ome out IH'Y - -- 'Black quarter horse gelding Gen tle, 1775 )72 Sion Perso,al Tax Service No 7 East Pd, 17 9752d 4.11 vmv -_~.. n ONE MONTH SPECIAL NO SECURITYDUOSIT RAY 1st.. MONTH'S RENT ONLY, I & 2 %anr*1c1mJurai,j,.4 a, I, " i I 4 43—tots-Acreage 11 DelL Adult-Family SANfDRO1 . ' " 1949 Che'vrctc', 1 "r'i'a .1 dcxr, od go ' I: '65',? OR, I', baths, vnfurnlsj't -4 - — ' Red's (,araoe i'u'n Air Con ditioners and general auto repairS. 10$ Mattie St., 37 31779 373-4346or 372 7732 ice, used machines. 51 'Siiiming, fishing, boating, 3 BR m Realty . CITY 773-S.t7 In Sanford's Finesit Established Resi lential Area? OBILE HOME PARK Lot Rent From $55 kst lot selection owavaf1atgj anford'g newest and is . - 1. 10"-t4UlU rari Ho fleg coggns 372-5672 KULP DECORATORS 409 W, 1st St 372 7335 We Buy Furniture _, your mobile home? Call Trift Mobile Home Movers. Set ups, hurricane anchors installed, Moving? Why N )t Live 373-7150 I __ - 00 ~ k*1 """"" ~1_6_k ,I. ~I -- , 1 - -- .' / -, - ying 6620 Deal with Owner Stenstro ---- LAKE New 3 bdrm, 1974 Singer ZIg-Zag with cabinet, homesMARYMake Color Selections, cash price of $41 or $ payments of Paved streets, City water, 521.500 $1.30. Golden Touch In Sew. with only 1200 down G overn ment SteAl (Snncing $31 16.19 Builder , SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East 1st St., Downtown JOHNNY WALKER 377 94)) Ev,s$Ø.iii REAI.ESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR GE Electric Range, $200. Gas Stigler Heater, $200, Sears 322-6457 Window fan, riew, $50. 327 11 90 After Hrs. 372 71110r373.7$17 , .!A1ToPc 3 BR, SCreer.ed - 19 UEft- 4 0 i' .. a.. , _11V_ T 1e;7__.3_= X. ~r4~,Z-_Mma!P~ — ~ __- ~ 6S—Pets. Supplies - -'" 42—Mobile Homes Shag, drapes, fenced, extras, , car garage, near school. fly owner, $31 5375 Your 373 6041,37300!? Rep. Real Estate Broker 'n.j . - for Rent 66—Horses ASSUME PAYMENTS Casselberry., Camelot 539,500 DOrms, split plan, 7 bathe, family rm complete kitchen, 322- 2420 M. UNSWORTH REALTY ii I~-L !---,. "-, ~~"-Z - - —. '.. S1-Househokj (3iJ 3 bedroom, 1', bath on corner hot, 111,9(0 Existing, 516.500, 7 W. 373 *607. Qualified buyers Call to see if you Quahityt Realty Central Florida's ?.'-tit 'Tipt UI tTItu', WU,ALTO;4 ; ;-i I1 French "" ,2 3 bedroom, refurbished home, shaded lot, See It at 111.500. Man rest. Government subsidized 3 Re-ctrocwri, 1 Lath. flute riei9h. borhooø, 5143 mo Available May 14 3 Minutes from Town p lew houses in a rural area, No down Payment, monthly payments less SENIOR CITIZP4S ONLY 3 Bedroom. 7 bath, central air, near Rolling Hills G-1111 Cour, extra nice . Lease. $315 mo, Available Cuo'".rr(iaI 322-2090 * They're Hot! * - 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES SAadc lot, space for garden, 2 bedrooms, on paved road 512.300 many $03W.ttSt. apt, $90 mo near town RURAL BUNGALOW HIDDEN LAKE THREE BEDROOMS, 2 baths, pretty t'.uiie', extra's See fbi's one! '-° * "Get 'Em While * -, .:~ \..._ ,-,-, -- i , Ff;,*~ Pet, refrigerator. Sink, sleeps I Can refinance or consider dune' buggy as p,irt of duwn aavmrnt CARROLL'S FURNITURE WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY - SELL TRADE 2524 Park Or, 332.311* 3)1.315 E. First St. REALTOR AFTER HRS. — 37292*1 3720646 322 3") 120,000. May STUDIO 1, 2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES Sanford, Fla. 322-7374.322- 14%,322.754 3 Bedrooms. 1' i Baths Central Heal and Air Bedroom 1505 W. 25th St. Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 72•4991 II9S. French 7 Bedroom, 1 bath apt, &dulls only. Plopets Pretty yard, Patio. Heat & water lumniShid. 5175 mo, In _ "SANFORD'S SALES Clean 2 bedroom, carpeted, newly refurbl$tied Reasonable rent. $30 Deposit and 1st Mo. rent. I" 144S to Classiioo Ad. users get cast results at a how cost. Try one Phone or ell 9993 '' IN ALL PRICE RANGES $17W, Is? St. 372 $61' 113 Stemper Realty '' fill1i ____________ ?' ," ' roof coaling, fret estimates- OR NEW HOMEMAKERS •. ,4767, - 10 HP Riding Mow,,' Good Used Condition 1350, 377 059 at the April meeting of Sanford Seminole Art Assodatlon A graduate of Florida Tech, Unit rsity, Swartz works in the art department of Sears, Altamonte Springs. He demonstrates the art of air brush painting, a technique commonly used in commercial art. Members gave him an appreciative round of applause at the conclusion of the ' --- -. -. 7 Bedroom, A) condition, fenced Orlando yard, carport, utility room. 322 - This coiy two bedroom home' with eat-in kitchen, large family room, and screenerj porch on quiet street Is lust right for you Only $17,900, with terms available eQuipped. 3730257 or 322-4)34. — Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath, air con kikht'n egu'ppeo, In the city, near lospstal $175 mc with security dep Available April IS. rt, Choice Listings WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. iS, St. LAKE MARY. 1 bedroom furnished Apt, near SiC. Nice private for mature mail. $14 3723930 )72.7199. 'ROM 5160 110 W. AIRPORT BLVD. 323 7*70 GENEVA - '' people, rn Shampor for only $1 SO per day FLOWER POTS AND BENCHII Ji m Hunt Realty W. Garnett White i DR. 2 bath new home. PIèce' location, central heat, kitchen Dishwasher- Disposal Clothes DAt I fl,Ai Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage 32-4louses Unfurnished carpet, Bill Swartz was guest speaker -! "; - Gather - LJEI 'd Reconditioned Batteries, 517 95 STEP STONES 309 ELM. Dobman er exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP. Pinscher Pups, AKC MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 1109 Sanford Ave Champion Lineage, 1125 Terms Priced For Quick Sale available 3455710 Toro Riding Mower. 5p Excellent — condition, 10 hr running time. T?'i desirable 3 BR, 7 7Q_.._),fi.ii#,.r,',. I.'..,' balh home' With grass catcher. Best cffer, POODLES. Standard AKC, 3 with Florida room, located on months, all shots, blondes and 323 1116 after S large beautiful landscaped corner blacks 327 1517 after 3 lot. Fe'ature' lnrii,,4. A ,, t_i_,_ - -- in o"equatorll mounted, 37] 50 )6 air, range, refrigerator, fenced lefting circles on both axis, clock German short haired pointers 7 ''' "' yard. large workshop & many driven. Includes 3 lenses & all males, AKC. I2 weeks. shots, 1130 Motorcycle lnsijranc Other attractive features, Priced Instructions, 1200 to 834-7315 BLAIR AGENCY at only 126.000 Drive by 163 Rotalia Or & Call for appointment This Is our 15th year at Animal SANFORD FLEA MART — to see this excellent buy. Haven Grooming & Boarding Hwy 46. 'iM. E. of I 4 332-2399 Kennels. Thanks to you, our 80—Autos for Sale 321 0720 customers 322 5757 .- , -- l or -7 bedroom duplex Furnished of unfurnithed 10' sAimming pool lfl'Q S Orlando Dr 3737930. Villas LOW DOWN PAYMENT Ornamental stone fireplace, turned columns, Sunken paneled family rm, 3 bdrms. garage, redwood privacy fence, car pet Bargain at 173,100. EllA- VA. $31 1222. CLIFF JORDAPI,REALTOR - Sandlewood w - - tV - * *SPANISH CHARM* * REALTY , - -- -- Yr old, 3 Bdrm In. ,'.Pl 'I.c'k tjpc, f1((,,J ( ("'Itun, le'OO ) 2) 1 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Chevy pick UP, $195; Snapper PidingMower,$ HP, $375; Family Site 1 rm. tent, 573; 373-2774 central H&A. By Owner, $25,900, 373 7716 119 1. Broker, 10w,commerc ia l Sanford 327 7111 budget. Stretching rent. Also unfurn. DO IT YOURSELF Duplex conBAMBOO COVE GARDEN APTS veniently located near hospital. Not a show place but a real money maker. Price $16,000 with $1,000 t.ue in si75 mo & security. $31 down balance $125 per mo atl pct, 0414 or 134 3709. interest, who love* — 1' 64—Equipment Artists ________ - 75--Recreational Vehicles north on 17 97 30S 6" 5046 III JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. 29—Rooms PINTAI - Smell hQL'r', large lot, small price glady Drown Realty, 372 5237, 172 R eg Real Estate Broker *Did You Know?* we have SpOfIrA apts, a manager — Saxon. Realtor TAFFER — Ior3 Bedroom. Adults Only Park Avenue Mobile Park 254$ Park Drive, 322 7161 2?; 7175 DAY -327 509* NIGHT - 113 1. I 3 Room Futnl%hedApartment Water and Lights furnished 372 6353 3 room turn, garage apt., glassed. in front porch, water turn, Adults Only. No pets 5175 mc. 322-1305. FOOD MART GPO, PROD MEAT In CHEAPER THAN A MOBILE HOME This bedroom would make a good home for a young couple or a retired couple'. A must Sell, as as. Only $7,500 Best otter lakes It. Call 3239110 ,flt 925-OM 332 1017, LAKE MARY °hon,321 0610 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W, 2nd St, Large One Bedroom apt., air con dit hond, carpeting, $115 mo. 7101 Magnolia Ave. Call 373-0630. ncome as an AVOP,I Peg. Real Estate Broker . 2439 S. Myrtle Ave Sanford One & Two bedrooms, air & carpet, adults $95 & up Also 2 bedroom unfurnished. 185 327 11)0 'erton interested in $100 or more weelly working full or part time 130 5700 PtAL TOP 3" 749 , president of the Seminole County Extension Homemakers Council, and Vice-president of the Altamonte S pr I n g s Homemakers Club. Frank Ja,sn, County Extcsjon Director made the award, Mrs. Blanche Rucker, of -5 -. NELSON'S FLORlO, MOSES Woodruff's Garden Center ________________________ 601 Celery Ave ,Sanford _____________________________ So. Debary Flea Market 1 SIRS, 2 full baths, family room 1. den, plenty storage, large 101. CaliBart Real Estate Will' REALTY 301W.1stt P-1 1 I of I I H ,s Ph 37 3 9719 Huntsman Travøl Trailer Sleep's 6 till ',t;vacant lots F loyd Freer, 322 519 1 95 - Casselberry, 3 bedroom, 2 bath . nic 'stn,' Lawn Mowers. We Sell The Best & Service The Pt, Western Au'o 1016 1 -.. — I 0 ii .1. ...-*I --_ ... ~__ r 11 W_* .__ j ___ I ~ -..:, STAN 'S AUCTION -62-t,awn.Garzjen - "-'-- home Well wall rarpet, central air. 57,700 down, take ov er Mot m Wage of 516,700 131 7815 113 WINTER SPRINGS $6,100 clown and assume mortgage on this) bedroom, 1 bath with den. 51*7 per month, total payment - rds • & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, hung cabin, as Is Cash and Carry. P401L'S fasselberry, I? 97, I1 47 110 3 Bedrooms, 7 bath's, extra large fenced yard Call collect, 1-273 heat. Ready to move unto. 519.500 Owner financed, -, pm Call to see ---- lie 7970 P.M. We buy one piece or full house Antiques, ettales Consignments Used office furniture — ------nt [very Saturday Night, wooi or steel ctesks c'xecutive desk air conditioner 6,000 MU. & I Window air conditioner, 5.000 SITU Best otter, 373 0103. MAITI AND FLEA MAR T 1911 Hwy I? 92 Open Sal & Sun Seminole County ExtertIon homemakers' ('ouncil Fifth Annual Achievement Day was held at the Altamonte Civic Center Thursday. Tables AUCTION ____________________________ Seminole .I rn56?o 7:30 Awa .sere Laden with beautiful exhibits from members of area Homemakers Clubs, Highlight of the day was the presentation of the Homemaker of the Year Award. Rat Artunan, of Ingwood, was the happy winner. She Is also Hwy 18, West. an'ord Baldwin Spinet Piano With Bench, $595 -- *67 1391 — I fly El.I)A NICIU)Ls Herald Correspondent — New Amtico Vinyl Flooring 17 a sq yd SANFORD AUCTION, 373 Huy or Re Swilanci Estates, 105 N. SunIanj Dr. VANOS DOWN Days- 327 6173 NIghts3fl 5471 or 372 73!7 - tamilie' income OppOrtunity for 831 3116 after 6 - '--- n'r - UI mnan,rr OPEN HOUSE Pioneer I cuslom built. 3 bedroom home for less than the cost otren l Prices In mio 120's. Model in Longwood $31 5113; $31 37*9 Fve's Room for a a,irrci-t. plus 7 art isiar wells, neat & freShly painted. BR, 7 h,'i?h f,c,me y4, f h il i ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS ) C, Homemame kers Dell's Auction Service 60—Office Supplies ... Tuesday, April 23, 1975—lB 1 Top collar return on oflsun'ns,'nT ,of 73 pct. & 33 pct We also buy full hOuSe'S, estates. q'lc Open Daily IOa ru 5pm Pianos,$SQtoj)50 Sanford Auction 3737310 Merchandise -. -- I BR., by ov.i-ier, in Sanora. Low 510's. Mfg can be assumed. Corner lot, extras Counrty Atmosphere 41—H,ses - MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKF REAL TOR.In 577 3720919 5O—ljanous - ----.-- .- - POOL HOME $22,901 CIIIJLLJOTA 3 OR. 3 bath tx,ni *ilh in Qreii. 't pool Will •i((d,) smuIhq.r hflus.r in S'in ,tiirj in tr,'i(IC Auction .-- S9-Musical Merchandise BECK WITH PIANO — Broker Sanford, Fl, 72—Auction Harold Hall Realty - Real Estate Evening Herald, excellent condition 349 S761 7 Collages & a 7 story house with 7 apartmen ts. all units have 3 flctrm., 6nd air. sell seParately Or tOgelner , Good rental property, Pilosan Realty, Realtor, 131-1917,Alter hrs $31 04*1 MOSS IE C. BATEMAN PCQ WOMEN Raleigh 10 Speed bike 19 "' Offices or Small Store Buildings 322 1567 OVIEDO 1U Duplex, Furn or n turn, Carpet and air cond wall lawn care 1. mainlenanc C — Reasonable Ph Owner 36337; 1 .n lterat.o, of ri your area No inyeslmem, no C011ecting, nOde'liyerie's, Excellent arrangement to add to your fly Owner Lovely 3 bedrooms, I yea old, large family room will tireplae, very large Sal almosl I ecre ldyllwllde Section 373 946* 3ru42 r'n$ clothing to work in men's 're ) 372 c 3 Bdrms *69 OlSo - F RANKLIN ARMS APTS 1170 Florida Ave. 1 Qualifying, assume VA loon, 7 pc S Points Area Large landscaped private lot All hook ups. 372 0075 Id .01 Friday Nights, 7:30 Chuluota, 3 bdrms, I bath, large Screened porch, large corner lot, QOOdCOf'wJltlon Atsum4th4,p49 mlg 1)8.900 Owner, 365 3771. Altamonte Springs Sp, rig Oaks b o ---------- CASH 322.4132 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 item's Larry's 7,t,jrl uS Sanford Ave _______ Also garage apartment, $15,0 Vinane'j by Farmers Home Ad ministration to qualified buyer's Why rent when you can buy for les s? Lane Bradford Reg. Real Estate Broker 904 775 69" Eves. 305 *31 Si39 167 4051 113 35-jobile Home Lots -- No ('own Payment NEW CONCRETE BLOCK HOMES )OlOet ton. 2 OR, 7bath, Sunday - Noon Friday — EXCELLENT BUSINESS LOCATION Plus living quarters, on busy street, 1'ted to Buy II ROBSON MARINE 7977 Hwy 1793 322 5961 — ______58—Bicycles Prope rty 46-4Commeraal FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS)73 6353*r6c% 7333 - DEBARY- NEWHOMES 34-#/()bl le Homes - ------- Noon The DayBefore Publication 111111111111111111 _______________ 0 i Wanted, new coniitlon. 19' 21 fiber glass 1.0 w,th trailer. Trad e boat or lot for eqe Sly. 322 745% FlveAcresonS. Beardall $1,000 an acre Call 373 31*1 J.L. Roblnxnn ____ DEADLINES - baths, central heat 6. aIr, fenced back yard, will dicker or swap $34,500 , . Woods- Fern Park, l , if, Art You a full lima dri . wI,flapa,. time car? Check the Automotive Section in The Herald everyday, RATES 55-Boats & Accessone SANFORD- 3 bedro oms, old. I BP,7 bath, family m room w tb fireplace, total 2300 sq it I clujyt area, mar school, etc. 1 1 pct. lo,ir equity, 51,500 Pticc $51500 Owner *31 397). 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 43-tots-Acreage --. clean Qarden $90 mc 3226761. 322-2611 41-Hou - - ---— 3 bedroom, barge lot. Sanford's b CSt Section, Central ar & heat, all Carpeted $36500 372 1195 . ___- - 41-Houses — Seminole __ — "75 -' z::= LSjyGHT OR students and the 'art interested ciirvci itst t public," said Gaudnek, Topics unie'sit hjpiti pIoy that the' to be covered at each of the ODRINEX I nil help you lose three sessions mdude levelsof ODHINEX "filets an aruzin6 interest and patterns of ItUflger t.l tt.i 'sieS the behavior' cOIflInUflicat,ion and lappetute (n --y ! t r ee ç'- .i meals a day ways (or imnrnt'nnsent- tho as the Imi ODRINEX thlt a,.,.,. - compietJ " '' . - RATTAN FURNITURF for every room in your ho lop Quality, Other interesting items from 'round the wor ld . �211—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, April22, 97$ ,1 - Central Florida Nylonizing Legal Notice _.. Ti9aI IN THE IC OF C EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI ice NYLONIZE NOTICE OF INTENT TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN mat the undersigned, desiring !a engage CUlT IN AND FOR tE'"" COUNTY. FLORIDA. DATED this 26th 601 Springlane Publish- Piano. 1eas 73074 April 1. 1, IS. 73. 1975 A RON'S TIME SERVICE FA SR 6014 E Colonial Dr April. 1975. TRANSIT MANAGEMENT USED FURNITURE 834.7072 1 Mile South of 4U on 'I , ange THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND EIG JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA Inciudirg service units 'nid Passenger Automobiles 4. Proptriv insurance (All Ris-ks excluding Flood Wid ESMhqUake on Gardenfliand OPEN DAILY I AM-S P.M. Application Ian? Food PRECISE dT' . t Timed Released P181111 Foet Lasft To 6 Months - EXC011ent For Cardtins,Up Rose%, Tomatoes. African VW@ts. . ~1. I,I.- 0I 1400W, First St. --__ Specitications can be obtained tMM D. Gene,; 1 location 43$ Woods db No bid or propotal may be with UNITED Def endant NOTICZ OF SUIT TO - EDWARD HOLIDAY. JR. (w"reebouls Unknavvn. Last known Adoriss Altamonte Sporinigs. Florida ARE HEREBY notified that a Cor Fowrloswt i S b filed against you and you are required to Serve a copy of ym-r Answer or Pleading to the Com"' ro to ' he PlaIn"it's Z Bar 13317, Orlando, Flor ida and the original Answer or Pleading in " Off" of the Ct*rk of the Circuit of SemiWe County. Florida, zortIforr the l it dayoiMa-?, t97; it you fail to do so JucIumeni by Default will be token sioainst you far F(Vr-f C--;1WF-d ;n !he .Cor,;c'la rl the Compta * s*ard Mortgage Foreclosure toD,e Plaintiff LOCAL FINANCE COMPANY OF FLORIDA P __ - faining to that cc-join property owned by you, .mwe wticulariV - ~ , I?,- ( f'!7-F' ar-ij .. ,. -- _.- OEM $3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY P111101111ATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 71-109-Cp in re. Estate of ANNIE MAE ALLJAAN ; .grn over Brentwoo LaM, fld it's White It's a San , is . I_1N A ford. Seminole Z .a v . P0- I = i - . F ~ _ - Block, - __ wi ;" ipwtvior fashioned dati, choose from 1`11# 111 09 Baby and China Dell in kits with easy M 9MIIW MAU CA=11i Executor — isI Volcano National 4VOE AlwiI 15, 72, 1775 OPEN DEM # george S Ia ___ 0 Romnants from to t am I% - ----,--'- ---- - -.i - %" 0 ." # I ., t:j1fjf,C I 1 I - ~ ' ;. - 0 ,I V(I - . I . ' ~ - ________ L. -- -_ I- will-440111 OF SANFOR D o 2 TABLE R_ENT S1.00 I A MIKE BRAGAN 80ft—M111111111111111111 . r REPAIR RESIDENTIAL r 0 & *PAINT &WALLPAPER Long Distance Free Estim, 35 Years Eiptrignc# . ADAMS Senkarik Ph & STORAGE . - " - - riir AIJri WRAPPE D NURSING FOR FREEZER . j .a .. - __ - . at CENTER Orlando Hwy., (SR 427) on Garden Drive to Richmond Road... Sanford We do a ccept food sta m ps For Information Call 322.7I2 * , WHOLESALE PRICES wh - fr iends 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients— VA— Medicaid Out Patient Therapy 919 E. 2nd St. 7 7 Ph. 322-6 70 Sanford, Fia, JI1'[11J FULL LINE uiuiai WHIRL POO L - • Fertilizers HOME APPLIANCES 11111 • Seeds Gr&i p, A HF.ATING & AIR CONDITIONING • • 120$ Pars Ave. Ph. 3134 Horse Care items /T.. s Vegetable Plants -a HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED SALES III SERVICE FOR 1 - - --- - . -. • Pet Supplies Sanford - fto . 9 Tuxedo Feeds • Baby Chicks , .e, -,' Mk,"' COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. - one 2 62 4 Sanford, Florida __________ GOOD YAR BOLENS 'A AHEAD full line of mulching mowers, tractors, tillers. Accessories & equipment. - - , . I -- - 4. _. — - _ &_ - -. - I I -. I £ Ask the man who wears one!! - FREEHEARING ni;iinlnG TEST I t'. I REPAIRS r'=:-r -- ' ..~ , ~_, J-_ f:: ~_U; m,-..i-- "a!- I Bolen Riding Mower and Mower takes the work out of mowing AND SERVICE CALL 834-8776 '"T 320 S - . - ~ - - 4-i GEORGE C HEARN John" Automotive ,-%;,_-. ~_ ~_- ~_ - __ - - .- ~ -7r4i £7 nW - - -1 ~ t __ %V4 — - I. 2513 PARK AVE SANFORD 4-T-71-N r _= ~.. -_ _. - - . _4%t5!LL1.kF7 . 1 I e7--rK Qtk -1 IIt IV le-~_,'A-, * A 1 i 1 i FIGHT HIGH FOOD COSTS The L wn : a 1I 11 ! - -_:~ _~_ ~ _~~T ,_ - ,- ~ -;,-,~-v `A - I - -~r.,I __ 4-F'04; .-S,k, j~, r ~ -~,- - --~ 1-1-____--_ - -_ 4 - - __. . KEN'S SPOILERS . AUTO CLEAN 1 0 3 1I 410 George Ave., MAIUAnd All the swabbies on my ship wear: Jumping Jack Shoes Vale's Jupior 645-4020 Grouper Fillets panels, HAND WASHED AND WAXED. Mackerel 100 N. MAPLE. SANFORD 390 Longwood Plaza (Across fr*m Fimfone) 123-4757 LET ART BROWN SERVICE Help Y5u Have A Beautiful Lawn — We Have The Know How • includes: IN T ER 10 R SHAMPOO Including rugs, head liner, seats & door Ken"s Auto Clean I LAWN . ri ce!a G ood April 22 To April 26, 1975 Ph. III-77S2 Hwy. 17-92 Longwood I Mole Crickets Nematodes 11 - - '_____ Sanford SAnfcwd * lBehind Purple Porpo6e) KEN'S - / Fresh For FREE INSPECTION CALL . lb. 49; ART BROWN 322-8865 PEST CONTROL INC. Stone Crab Claws Largest Company $ 99 0 lb. L ~ Park Ave. Sanford ____ t~ ~_f.#N__7_-_,_______ -__-, Chinch Bugs FLORIDA FISH l","' 210 Magnolia Ave x-ee -we In Our 5th Year - rr .___ MEAT 1 ' ' 3224622 - - .- .1 .1,11r: r ForEveryuepese Moving. Agent for WELDING, Co. - - :~_,- HORMEL WESTE RN i 3 23.7710 •GLASS Residential -Commercial & Electronic Equipment ( 30542S-3601 .,. - 834-0600 - SERVICE 4 'r - GARY SUPPLIES Orlando, Fla, 3UC4 . MILLER MEA T , Awnings Assistance 2622 Taft Ave, *Steps Fold Down - • ForQuotes CALL ,f' i DAftY Fixed • Low Cost Skirting Anchoring 0 Carporfs , .-..-.#_ STRUCTURAL ORNAMENTAL Cents - - -- SALES MANAGER TH Roof Coating Guaranteed In Writing * Leaks -- COMMERCIAL MOBILE HOME --o Closed Sat & IRNIAS WIG Bou"TIGIJ E OFFERS A FAISUIA) US ASSORT51ENT OF STYLISH WIGS. .. .Pietured on left with polka dot dress —Irma Oromi, owner, and on right'with print blouse, assistant Kathy 111111110W cuiii • NMI 1. T hey r re beautiful, add value to Your home and offer Ylly S*Cvrily - , 1461 SEMINOLA BLVD CASSELBERRY - -, - - ____ - - . '- . OREGON AVENUE AT 14 A STATE ROUTE 46, SANFORD, FLA. EZ Payments Open Daily 9-S ' OPE %;%44 :71,OFI 'IlRATON HOTELS £ MOTOR INNS WORLDWIDE LOW RATES • PH 32) oieo 9 StWMtM1 , &M AUTO " -- WIND 11(irleel 14 t L.._1 2o2 S. Park Ave. ' -_ _~__ ,, I cuEC0R?ult STOMMADE noBat-j- I .I '_~ ~ Sout h hand laundry suds, nail W 99; _W ~1 a_ - i - LP PRODUCTS INC krd Inn INN than glad to SCIVC y ou. 0 ELM WeeliKg6f LOUN GE- ENTERTAINMENT LOU BONO 13&h Agum .. I DINING ROOM OPEN DAILY 7 A M 10 P.M. INSURANCE 200 N f4ally Ave - - V 4 WEL - DOJIqLLEIo, It you are your own interior together. Cool blues and greens Senkarlks is the place to durability, go. beauty and Plate glass of all sizes is protection. then you should realize that you Warm, vibrant colors such as available at Senkarik's, as well Senkariks has the widest can make your home what you orange, red or yellow can as auto glass, store front glass, range and largest stock of want It to be, more livable and brighten up a family room and quality mirrors and glass for picture frames & mats lovable, through the proper use make It exciting and furniture surfaces cut to any imagineable, and an expert of color. exhilarating, and add a lot to sh,ape. The company's glass framer, Ron McMillan. Ron has interior home color, by the the fun people have in the room. cutter, Donald Myers, has 28 worked 21 years at Senkarik use of paint or wallpaper, is Color can expand or compress years experience cutting, and he knows all the different ma's Wig Boutiques. ADV. 4 MILES IyOR Ati,embltd & DressA . 1 . i 41111MM P11 -"S In The Ace Hardware Bldg Ij decorator , L L packets dresser. For the younger generation. the favorite wig is the Cleo. This wig is a below. the shoulder length pageboy, slightly curled under at the ends with bangs that can be brushed back. For those who love long hair, Irma has waist length are unusually thick. At can be cut and styled by Irma. 2619 A. French 322 8200 323 0393 MAI A A A A 4 0 a # 1 - . . 201S i :. (ii!Jr k ihi' ki- ) Ii) success. Jerry (.!eft) and Eddie (right) Senkarik will be more ' Located ShOP.:t L. .- - - ___ he Perma lashes which are Individual Ia-shes applied to your own and last for weeks. And ShecarrIes Face-Up bands. Stop gandstar trying on. Those ks You've always I33 Easifob,n of Cine4ime $I so TtL# W 2d lei Travel Tips: pattern Do-it- yourself kit PHONE IN-ji3i P-0 80, 11364. Sanford. Fjorksa 4ze (-~~z Open 9:30-5:3o. Sal. 10-2. Our agents . can tailor your trip to your specific desires. No extra charge the nostaiqia of y'Sterd, with an old N fto/ inicilanerl $4993 - A. 5pr. Jr Publish ncludes oil Orlando Ave., Winter Park Mall, Tel, 6-45.2060 rf IF $ 197S Wtt Make your Plans through CARIB. BEAN CRUISES OF in! :- Red, white, Blue , .W ,,'4,, .r. For Evey Occasion Domestic & Imports Nellie Coleman 1nv1te YOU TO Come - . -k~ Hour Service - 7t{JW LW H e* -. I ______ I . -. I"10101 f rrç t law Ira powerful , Hawaiian Islands White, 4ift ..- G46 24 —Our Specialty FREE ESTIM A 'r T ES. app wander through fields of orchids U04 Orlando Drive "The fit"* solve bul" wh"* I k- __ ii f _. 3776074 / Orlando, Fwwa 32101 = .. .- r '' ~ I _~7 1, A" O'lli eV f0j' 406ti rt W&ynr Allm4n. 00j, 15311 1 -, Floridathis Macct. 973 Joy Stokes . .11 - -. Each ci&m or demand must be In Dated April 9th, I . r I of III! I ,4,. .. SINGER APPROVED DEALER 4 QUALITY SERVICE,. & -axi T j I __ -- Kinds U,,',' I J. New You you can hear molten lava surainaas you aooroach the cauldron. Only a few miles away from the Scent of brimstone, you may be able to see people skiing nn snow capped .,' . • the Claimant And Must be tmorn to DONE AND ORDERED 61 San, bY tew ilaimord, his agerill, or his 2!"- III - T ririny 10 . HAS JUST THE RIGHT RINGS. Goddess of Fir.,, resides, ,32379,O 2M Sanford Ave. f I.. . .T,... SANFORD MIRROR GLASS . J - -T~ ~- t _ LZL;jjffi~_ . 1`11111 BRIDE9, F1011 (;Ijo0,M5', F-011 STUDE%TS, FOR S10771ERS, FOR ANYONE. CAR-BEN . In WESTER ..-- 1 jc - $frnSmreet.myingw.5$IVWSQ*,th Ievltingwhjmu5fjf1#ethepeaceof ~. -I .% . 1 . of NOTICETOcREOIT0RS cr"fors of the estate of Allman, deceased are hereby notified And reqUir#d to file any claims or demands which they k_ ---.---. ~/ - A" ---. . JOHN SCHLENK Horse & Rider I l I .. , MIRRORS (k ZING - - F 25 %OFF) No "")' I I. ' WT I ,I SANFORD STORE ONLY ~A ,. -.- The State of Hawaii has an Island named Hawaii, generally to alled the Big avoid confusion. It Is the Island BELTBUCKLES , 15, Courtly, F lorlda, In the courthoww at Sunlando, Subvrbw Beautiful as Sanford, Florida, within four reforcWd In Plat boak 3, Page i4, calendar months from the date of - ton"W with riot of kWee and the first pulblicstion of this notice ZT E 1t9S CV01e a 9 - 11 0 ~ BINGO FE EDS Transportation Authority transit man"41mro of Florida, Inc, Publish- April IS, ", ittyj ,, , ; , ~~~ " - •,._ I ________ WATHER GOODS p • Gtwaf Manager .... i I S MODE _______ - .. I - SADDLES -GUN BELTS " M I — I : E! ikt&t & 14 FA S: Robert D Lorah, YOU 12 '1 s I 0 HEADS0~ [ HEAD ONLY ______ _: - . - A - i ' you desire at Senkarik Glass The proper use of pictures M yers has mastered the bring out its full depth and 0) . P 0 Paint Co.. 210 Magnolia and mirrors Is a fine art in It. precision technique of cutting beauty. Ave., in downtown Sanford. The sell. The indiscriminate use of flat or curved glass against We have the most complete friendly folks at Senkarik have lots of pictures and mirrors is spinning sandstone wheels. art supply department In the famous Benjamin Moore usually not the answer, unless while following the design Seminole County , say Jerry and paints, with over 3SOO colors to you want the rooms to resemble marked on the glass. When Eddie Senkarik. They carry choose from, and a complete art galleries or a hall of cutting Is completed, lustre is Foster and Grumbacher art stock of equipment and sup. mirrors. Senarik has trained, restored to the cut surfaces by books, Winsor and Newton colors, artists' oil colors inventory of wallpaper, fine are waiting and anxious to help abrasives, and Grumbacher art paints. glass and mirrors, and the best you with your own decorating ' Peninsula Paints, a They have supplies for - all I 'tAP .L. in art supplies. problems, trademark recognized in the media artists use for painting, rrr)o S vvl OUt! ues Color is probably the most Senkarik Glass and Paint Co., paint industry as a mark of including brushes, easels, i,'ful tool of the home has been supplying builders, quality, are manufactured by canvas, erasers, drawing pens, I decorator. I t causes your rooms homemakers and artists in the Senkarik, They can guarantee and a variety of artists' inks. to tell the visitor at a glance, Sanford area for many years. the quality of this paint without For those who work with an what you feel that room should The business Is owned by Jerry reservation. because they know Ilquing. the Rub and Buff brand symbolize. Color can formalize and Eddie Senkarik, and that only the finest ingredients is carried. a room or cause It to give of I a whether you are looking for the and most modern techniques Ba n k America r d Time and again every woman purchasing. Here you can come search by Irma to find just and . relaxing feeling. Color can right paint to beautify your are used In Its production. MasterCharoe are honored at the wigs are capless and feature a has wished she were able to in, browse around unin. right ones . divide the different areas of home or business, need some Many local buildings painted Senkarik for skin to that r sport new and different hair terrupted, select as many wigs your convenience, 11 your home, or even of single glass, or want to find a frame to with Pen Paints are out. success can be at. human sca P. .cu can PiI,l styles. But because of too long, to try on as you wish and then Irma's So before summer really gets lributed to her backround rooms, or it can bring areas do justice to a prized picture, standing examples of its here, why not get started on too short, too thick or too thin receive expert any pace aIN. no one hel and ad I ha I been the e wiser. Besides wigs, hair she was unable to do so. 0111 Styling, length and shape of your home decorating? To for a total of 10 years, and a wig Irma gives you a choice of hair . = - i ~--_V-_~__ Irma's Wig Boutique In the the wigs, --- rrake your home what It should ~._ , maker for 5 years. She has done pieces and casLades. I nterstate Mail and Market * -, - - _. - , - - ___ &Sides styling her awn wigs wigs for major fashion stores In little effort on your part, drop in Irma carries two wellAnown ~ ; Square has The answer. Irma's to the customer's satisfaction Atlanta, Ga..wigs and has brands of wigs. One Is the Elura --q and see the friendly folks at Wig Boutique owned by Irma and surprise, Irma will style created for also many -• Oroml Is a totally new concept any wig you own, She boasts a wig which isa substit t I t _____________ - ' ,.=• Senkarik Glass arid Paint Co — television commercials. In human hair. It can be recon. in the art of wig styling and " N , = _- complete styling service in 48 Atlanta she was associated with clitioned. set with electric -" u S. e expertaides, Kathy Natural Locks. . In addition to rollers or placed under the -- -' % andnger, Chris Brownell, her impressive background, : -/ "l., dryer. The second brand is the • a .,y . , ey fl e n- Irma reflects a fresh, young p Eterna. These are natural , terstate Mall Boutique, and the I looking synthetIc wigs that • . k . 51 new lrmas wigs in the Market isapproachtoherbusiness,which evident in ler selection of require very little styling rig or Square In Casselberry on wigs and wig styles. t effort. $ :N or Jut brush and Howell Branch Rd., were Ma ny women still believe 4j , Irma carries beautif 9u? wigs , • .. ,, selected after many hours of that or both blacks and whites. 44 .bersomp, and unnatural In Beautiful Afros, short and long 71 earance. Noi I truef Today' s wigs,high style with gorgeous --0' S . = . curls and waves, which will Authority may require torelect proposals received, #no to award the contraci at, contracts in th best the Oran" S# - L 11.r!!- ,- -. - swinville Gleaner - kl~m I. -rffw a ~I I - _x 7w~~ —=a", * -'rr-v- _ SALEI SEWING L MACHINES se : - . I -.1 clutch purses The transportation Authority . esmts the right,as the interest sot I- !! . 'v"-' — an y or all bids or proposals and to *alve any Informamirs in bid or - Ina; III - '_ M _ &SEW* a I . Plaintiff EDWARD HOLIDAY, JR and LZU X _______ 4 ____ t:' ~~ C 40 __ mijijull & GARDEN .. QUJPMENT AWN + LI MITE D OFFER - -1: 1. _ f_Li 1. ~ Ph. 323.6630 Sanford .- - - - - _____ __ manager, 115 :' Central Owlevard, Orlando, Florida 32901. -0 ------ xW.&ZZ=4&_.dN 1SMx=5Z= 1. , 0. . PM T1 47" , CASE NO, 75.774-CAw"-A . ; - • S 'ru 0. . . 1 ____ P I I 1 - i, Create Replacement Cost Bails. Insurance to be wvitten for the ttrm designated in the Wcttications beginning i, IN AND JFOR SEMINOLE COUN tfl$ at the new , see Avenue Orianao Florida 37$OSunti stock -:-_: i 3y especially who can afford to men. you aboilit the fair treatment have something that's both Mothers Day is fast ap. and dependable service. That's He offers the , only repair ser pretty and practical to be lust proarhing and it's never too why you keep going back. But vice In the entire Seminole pretty. At Car-Ben, it will be early to start saving your for thme of you who haven't Cointy area. But it makwatch es no expertly repaired to give you a change so you can give her been to Ben, you don't know difference what make of TT--:--~ -.Practical showpiece. There are something really nice. After all, *hat you're missing. You'll be youan have, take it into Car-Ben even some antique clocks for doesn't she deserve It? Car-Ben treated so well, you'll feel like for overhaul or repair. dfld . 4 .1 . sale at the store. I suggests the lovely Mothers one of the family. Its reassurisig 1 you are guaranteed (in writing) Ring which comes In different to an excellent lob. are a common sight styles. These rings carry the business that knows you're a Another special repair ser. at Car-Ben, and You'll love the HANGING OAK COA RACK birthstones of all children and person. and not a number. vice at Car Ben is for antique selection of stylish and useful special loved ones. ...Make it There are so many good clocks. If 2 VELVET BATIKS you are one they have to offer. The mcwe personal try having a things Car. Ben has to offer, tha t I to own one of lucky these enough rare Seiko Quartz, space-age watch message engraved on Now a Used Furniture- we Buy, Sell A -it. This irs hard to find enough space to timepieces, and It's sitting Is guaranteed for accuracy service Trade -One Or A . Is offered for all write. Drive on down and see around Hous,fl— Fvrnituri4Gla11war, lust looking pretty or within 15 seconds per month. suitable rings purchased at ETHEL BART . for yourself. Their friendliness collecting dust because you Car-Ben carries a full line of Car. Ben, SMITH is contageous -- everone can't get it to run, take It Into Seiko and 732 5. HIGHWAY 179 • Car.Ben l CASSELIERRY, FLORIDA these times watches for both ladies and of Ben's, we don't hay, to tell ADV. -%& ~ ;. ~ ddng host of cocktall and other da zzling rings. Car- Ben Is probably best nOWn for his Timex repairs. + 10,00 A.M.. Thursday, May 2L 197s for the following insurance. 1. Workmen's Compensation and Employer', Liability Insurance in accordance with and under the awl Of the State of Florida for Transit M410110"Mmil of Florida, Inc. I. Comprthensive Auto ,and ComPritherisivt General Liability. 3. Physical damage m rolling t I -0 ) I I L,4 I 4 . '1 - e nga g e ment rinagss COLLECTABLESO CHINA* GLASS SOMIft0le Osceola Transportation AuthoritY, and Transit algement of Florida. Inc.. at 438 Woods are engaged In busIness at 303 E. 23M Street (Girnevs Aveme) Sanford, Seminole County. Florida, under the fictitioui name of TAYLOR FOR TIRES. w4 that vm WIM to r#91ster sold name laft"W Clerk cif the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florku, in OCC04`48110 with the provisions of the Fictitious Name 5ta?u(t, to-wit - Section $65 09 F lor[do Staltrits (197 1) S~ Jimmie Date Taylor (Owner) 55 G. Taylor (GEN MGR.) Puhilih: Apr il.;, . . 1973 OEM-C L. I - by Robert D. Lorah. General FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE Is hereby given that ** ' present giving. And of course. ' Bidlorpor osI will be received Publish: April 1. 15, 22. 29, Ifils ' earrings, and many other items too numerous to mention. CarBen offers one stop shopping for - Manager. or his designate, - — __ - .—. — ite ce°Iewetr 7rjm be??t Spanish Wedding Chest, Painted OF FLORIDA, INC. INVITATIONTOBID Deoy Clerk THE figurines Queen Anne Shaving Mirror Pair Crystal I Bedroom Lamps Defendants. Public Records, Seminole County, Florida. together with the right of Ingress and egress over Brintwood JACKIE M CURRAN, his wife, Avenue and that portion of Salem RflldIne unknown Street tying East of Brentwood YOU ARE HERE-BY NOTIFIED Avenue and South of and adjacent 10 that an action to foreclose & mor- Uld Blo-~k IS described above. tUbgen the following real property and the undersigned situate In Semin,alle County, Florida, SOMIn0le County, FlorkU. will at f 4 11 1, 11 I ____ - . - - aint And I -_ - S ' " 1L A BILLkNGS ANTIQUES 15, Saniando the Suburb 13;autiful Recorded in Plat 13ook 3. page 66, NOTICE OF SUIT (Seal) Anther H. Beckwith, Jr. As Clerk of said Court By: Joy Stokes Orlando Fla 32r7 MUNNOWMMUM, paticularty described asfo,low% All of Lot 16 the West )? I of Lot Lot $. 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DRY. and that we intend to register Callelberry, Florida 32707. cn or said name with the Clerk of the before April 301h. 1975, And fit#, the Circuit Court, Seminole Count y. Ofiginal with the clerk of this cour Florida In accordance with the either before service on petjljon@r*s Provisions of the Ficiihous Name attorney or Immediately theroafl#r - Statute%, To Wit: Section 165 og OthcriviSe A Wau" will be entered Florida Statute$ 1957 S: Mabel E Vogel this Court on March 27. 1975 . .; • : VVOW Putt- Putt On And Save At Irma9a Wig Boutique .-' a Janitorial Floor Refinishing r1WW - 1~ .T .. Car-Ben Jewe lers Office Cleaning FICTITIOUSNAME Notice I! hereby given that we are h6% been filed Against You and you are required to serve a copy of your engaged in business at 30) French written defenses. if any, to it on Ave. and I I If Celery .0 ve.. Seminoic IN I - PH. 323.5954 rne on Tuesday, April 22,1975-311 pleasantly sur p rised . - - ____________________ WIT NESSmy hand and the sr,.lo, I .. PH. 830-7702 or 671-3346 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 6CUOM for dissolution of marria - , , SH h I nb Try natural ' Guaranteed In Writing For S Years AD 17S s Griffith J. Lazenby Residence Unknown 1astknownAddr 1 3 A Nylonile Applicator .-t I ;"- ~~~ e tk .,~e4rx ,) I March 3a 40 a ROOF COATING - of A I VACUUM CLEANER CO at NANCY LOU YUKALO WIFE, AND 23M South Park Drive. Sanford. ALEXANDER WASIL TUKALO, Florida. 32711. Intends to register the said name with flit Clerk of I" HUSBAND. Circuit Court of Seminole County, NOTICE OF ACTION Florida. TUXALO Evening H3rnId, Sanford, Fl. MOBILE HOME ;j-~ - �48—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, April 22, 1973 Mort Walker I Te.i0J&91 'J TOP ME WowMuc4 I WIN ( DRtN IT Di by Dick Tumr CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY tt - - AT BRIDGE OSW,j) and .IAMI.S JACOIIY — M AFRO ;WINY AND - NoRTH Z £ ,93 VJ2 KQJ97 A J 94 WEST FAST 11)1 A4 AK6 5 K 95 3 A Q 106 4 8652 •4 A76s A K 10 8 2 soirrii A Q i 10 a 7 2 V87 A 103 A IRM '7 C U1TERMt C L\iit: ALLEY oop by Dave Groue Roth vulnerable North East South 2V I'ass 3A IV Pa Pass Pass I / t.,, 'I Management' Charge Hurled b _ SEA, School Board Be gin Tough Pact Talks / / / By El) PRlCKF lierahi Staff Writer tRelated Story, l'age 2-A) Amid charges that the "board is tr)lng to ram management / The bidding has been. I Opening lead - 3 V W F:at North down our throats," the Seminole Education Associa- south 4 By (Jsald & James Jacob) THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanso DOORS MUSIC R(%2 1OU WANT I SHOU LD PUT BrwEeN THESE TWO R004s5, . sr!uAqr 3 At first glance today's hand presents little of interest. Th e defense starts with two heart ;fl, dtiIarcr hill lose trump finesse, but win a club finesse and wind up mhkin exactly 10 tricks. Now let's watch the caine hand pldyed in a very tough rubber bridge game, East wins the first heart and promptly shifts to his singleton diamond. If South wins in his own hand and tries the spade finesse. East will take his king, lead a heart to his partner and ruff a diamond for his fourth trick. If South refuses the trump finesse and plays ace ar.d one spade the l'.ss %I I pof C" Pass 3 V l'ss AN(9h V \ "Th is Is Oexter, my daughter's boyfriend! He's sort of &3thjctihle dependent!" ' \'oU. 50111)) tiiiI •N4AQ What do yOU do flOW' A Just bid four spades. When 'ou bid three hcarts.ourresbo. the sings of life )our h-and has ssarranted up to now. • ACCOo \ - WHAT , M4AT Is IT? - mn1rs t'P;sTlo'c You do bid four pattcs nd your rtflct bids live hearts hat do you do now ' Answer Tomorrow _____ GO OVER. ELSE 2, 'a" aY lIE S'/ la', sitw-mit - 0#15H! —v - 2C4t1i2V ' Ill, - 'S _____ AV1159 // w---. \.. .---. . .. , - / -S - .- 34 .- 1IR"- "1 load of ' 4 ______ --- - . ' - - _ . ______ ' 1 - _________ . - _______ 4g ________ team, Bill Moore, said, "The - board Is using the contract to set poliy. The whole thing bargaining, a compromise. Rosenthal then presented school system.s next year. "The board and the another proposal - Saturday But SEA wants to step up the association recognize that and Sunday meetings. "We just talks and get on to items which providing quality education for wanna meet as often as are of more interest to ____________________ _ T. _;- B)' BILL BELLEVILLE TUMBLEWEED O' cousst! ( WIGHT HERE.') INCEDENTAUX. - - teachers --D'E SRT _ -1 PBNOUNCR( r''_ OS5ICAN1 (JHAVEN'T ANY PEWS 51bflS '_ WRON& WITh ThIS - wr NCR JO:— 100 MUCH 17J1 - U --mu BECAUSE TODAY WEE WHY ARE 'VLJ WEARING T-i ( CUISINE WHATS TH AtS1A 'J J t, DISH', " -it--- - , uully ENCH FR'ES! PRISCILLA'S Pop 5UI?E IS DULL TONIG-i!' \ I byAl Vermiur TE, (VI TOO<ThEPtc.TuR TUBE TO-4IS SkOPTOcAY .D - • (T\ THAT Housing Cost Study 'Back To Basics IT' 1J+ By MICK IA}CfiRhI)GE $l5,000l7,00O, The "basics" include the people they will find to fill the Odham, a local developer, Herald Still Writer Meeting with four members elimination of garages, flat or houses, agreed. "I'm guilt)' of this." After beating around the bush of the city's Central Examining low kitched roofs, less elec. Committee member Brailey To follow up on the Idea for for several weeks, Sanford's Board, the Committee trical wiring, bare concrete Odham said the market for the creating a "basic" house, the Builders and Developers Low discussed several ideas. floors, no air conditioning, no low cost housing is now being Committee decided to select Cost flousing Cornmittee last which Committee Chairman central heat and space-saving catered to by the mobile home some local architects to provide night began focusing on definite Paul Jarvis culls "getting back plumbing. dealers, who can provide home input on ideas for low cost guidelme5 to red cost of to the ba" in home c0t Examining buyers with ownership at a low hing Iembers of new homes to a price range of struction. Board include electrician Bill cost. The Committee will hold its Art Harris, chairman of th e ' Horn, plumbers. H. I.. Harvey next meeting May 6. and Ted Hawkins and city's planning and zoning commission. pinpointed what City Manager Warren 'Pete' refrigeration and air con- he said Ins ide Toda was the main problem Knowles, keeping in mind the ditloning member Lou-Temple. with the cently constructed upcoming n-mile city street Committee members, having homes. paving program, said the cii)' 'Free' Dump Facilities Offered decided they finally dTfined "A lot of us are trying to sell may "end up with lo w cost what kind of low cost housing what we want to sell and not housing on a paved street, (' imp owners, who have been ordered off the Wekiva they have been looking for, now what people need and can af- which is more than what liver, have been granted 120 days in which to use the we will begin to define what kind of ford," Harris said. county dump In disassembling their structures. This and have now " other County Cornnii&sion news on Page - AIRMA) C / C- -'- N 417 ç 4.22 4_ ARCHIE by Bob Montana ____________ —5 I DOeo'r kNOW PlOW SOME PEOPLEARIGOPGTOJ.d E ALL HAVE TO 1ARN 0 GET BY ON LESS APJO T NERs IS REALLY GETTING IMPOSSIBLE? rn!rn ix U - * I Secretaries Honored Today ' C 'Vi,W W4 1 6 S. i$, P - I w CAPTAIN EASY - by Crooks & Lcwrence WE P01 5UHI..APjL, 7A,5 THE POET THE LAST TIME WE \ 5AY5-. A RO5E MET, 1*5 NAME W#5 I UY ANY orRg 14Cr GURU M800. WA WQJLP IT WAS L$TER. 5SiELL AS KALLIKAIC' A tF Y0U. STEP OUrJPE, LL.L. / ENDEAVOR TO ANSWER 44H)LEz ( NA66,Na LITTLE QUErtO1J5 YOU \. MAY PAVE ABOUT GURU AOO T-- -V Secretaries across the country are being honored today, on National Secretaries Day, and Sanford area secretaries are no exception. Read what local secretaries have to say about their jobs, and bosses have to say about their secreta ries on Women's Page 7A. + / - / EEK & MEEK by Howl. Schneider cu ,JtJI(E OX ,.1kI '7 FtTH ET i uE -7, .. [ — A LITTL - AT~ 3 - 1 . . Christian Pleads Guilty Former State Comiuiiissioner of Education Floyd Christian has pleaded guilty to a federal income Lax evasion charge in a plea-bargaining session. He must wait six weeks before sentence Is passed. Meantime, he's still drawing $25,000 annually In pension benefits from the Stale of Florida . Story on Page 6-A. To Be Op en e . .' . ... 11714 - -' . - . r •1, - ' j /'.' -- -" --"4 %_ " d Today; Roads Report Tomorrovi wooden Osteen Bridge located on SR-415 east of Sanford and connecting Volusia and Seminole Counties, were to be opened in :.T - Bids For Oste en Bridge Are _ .. -. y tJLJG HEAD HAS HAD ONE HIS LIFE? E DONE. iii n, YOU TWO KNOW CAPTAIN ULI. EACH OTHER; EA5YI - .. - - -..-;EXPLAINS _____--------—----------1' _ $ e o o oun that if they speculation that collusion might exist in the IAC. common knowledge that the IAC investigation was secret report of the State Attorney's office. feel something Is illegal or improper has been While the investigation was still going on, taking place, Freeman said he "ga%e the letter to the chaiman executed, then to have a full-blown investigation" of Herring sent a letter to Freeman telling him to In asking for a complete investigation of IAC, County Attorney Tom Freeman yesterday and the thalrman paed it on to the other COfl- the MC. straighten out what appears to be conflicts of in- Kimnbrough declared, "There's no perfect system, strongly denied that he withheld complete results of iplastoneri," Even though tIe letter was SemInote-Brevard State Attorney Herring terest on the part of MC. a State Attorney's Investigation into the JPtY'3 "esented" to the BOIId, But if there's an impropriety involved, they (the thSTt was flO bUaUI recently Grand Jury) shi*aId investigate It" Insurance Advisory Corn?nittee(IAC), iftirl,thig' record of It "because it WM -a 5 hail iM act report," into the "C 'h -qt'r$ on charges that asJ , Un Açaril 14. Vm1ent a ca'f •'1 .Tmemo to questioned to that effect by County Commissioner been contceesI aIxut Freeman uJtj e-m, co tmi fio1nted OIflITdtte Dick Williams. reeman and the other two mentioned prt1es tend that Freeman made the detislan himsei, or Williams said that Freeman had ,obviously have acted in a "conflict of tnt'ut," "I made a letter of March 5Urom State Attorney xp!akiurg the sealed rep'rt - ildi was essen with the other three board members, without been caught with his pants down. lie was trying to The IAC recommends insurance companies for Abbott Herring to Freeman asking Freeman tiallv a dtwj, offering no indictments - to them. consulting them. worm his way out of it. I don't think there's a Board various policies to the Commission — based on the Four days later, Vihien then sent a memo to 'straighten-out' what appears to be 'conflicts of interest' with JAC available to the Board. It was that the letter was known to all Board mernbers. on who to award the contract to. Freeman mentioned the MC investigation to him, as "a misunderstanding discussed at a public board meeting. Anything to between she (my Williams and John Kimbrough broached the However, IAC members often recommend their but Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. said he had no secretary I and myseLf." the contrM is an untruth," Freeman declared. issue of the 1AC when Kimbrough asked — and own companies for contracts, and they draw a knowledge of Herring's a en . M_ But, Later Freeman told The Herald that "there en a po ogtz: to Kimbrough and William receied — Board support in adopting a resolution commission from that transaction. thus prompting missioner Harry Kwlatkowskl said that It was for the oversight. MAW MIA BLONDIE are teachers, SEA argues that lawmakers in Tallahassee. as no discussion of the letter" because it was a "to forward to the Grand Jury a demand Herald Staff Writer THE PRESSES, PRCV ROU. PIJPUC MUST PIE lbJ.i YER POOCH / / - . V _ Freeman Denies Withholdin~ H~ mn BUGS BUNNY ( -- . Regarding Insurance Investigation _1\11 r a ( to speak of known / - . . A - wages, hours and teruis and professionals arid as such are afternoon sessions tire conditions of employment - not concerned about education, and negotiators, who must teach the philosophy. not Just with the amount of next mornrng. Also Rosenthal Pelley said the contract money contained in their wants a contract before proposal contain,s 'very, very paychecks. teachers go home in June. few things that speak to And, of course, Pdlle) is But Pelley, speaking for children," but SEA was charged with defending the Schu-ul Supt. Bud Layer, insists adamant and insisted the rights, as granted by Florida's that the teachers were hired to preamble speak to the Constitution, of the board to teach. However, Pelley also has philosophy of education in the have the ultimate responsihilit projxsed hrnitin' hr,urs fr (1/unty. for education in this count)'. each session to try' and inure Iloth teams finally agreed Both sides agreed to meet teachers won't be tired out. after more than an hour of again tomorrow. And, At tomorrow's meeting, two hassling - to insert a Rosenthal, of course, kept more non•money items are set paragraph in Pellcy' counter hammering at Pdlley to change f or dIscussion. Pefley Is proposal. The paragraph was a the meeting times and allow negotiating only non-money combination of SEA and school bargaining during school hours, items un ti l it's known what the board thought - or In terms of Again, Pelley said no. legislature will grant county children of the school district of possible," he argued. teachers, One such item, at Seminole Count)' is an aim of Representatives of the school board's negotiating team (left) Pelley promised to take present, concerns transfers and second of mefts be(, A"n schoul W'd .0-sociation nicinIxIn an public education in Seminole "under considera Lion" SEA's reappointments. Pelley, who said the board square off with the Seminole Education Association (SEA) in effort to hammer out a 75-page master contract proposed rs by SEA. County," the inserted pargraph offer to meet on weekends. didn't "mean it that way," accoun table to the public for the two teams managed to a SEA says that item is lm75-page proposal, and Pelley yesterday was the preamble to reads, From the first meeting, SEA portant because teachers are argued that the board is pupiLs. We can't turn over that hammer out about three pages is in the process of respo nding the proposal. Rosenthal said it's Although such a hassle may has tried to get more time for concerned about transfers charged with the -managerial delegated responsibility to of agreements including a with counter proposals. "important to set a tone" in the seem trivial to the casual ob. meetings. Since the SEA team because of the responsibility" of goverrng the -ou," Pelley told SEA. bleak financial preamble, recognition and The first stumbling block the preamble, while Pelley said the server, it's not. SEA wanted it is compromised of school picture being painted school system and is "held by During the four-hour session, definitions. SEA has presented two teams bounced around board's aim is ____ tHE H1U5 ___________________________ shows little respect for teachers or the teaching profession." Garry Trudeau - _____ Rosenthal. called wording con ta ined in counter proposals presented by the board's chief . -p'-- _____ SEA'S chcf negotiator, Steve believable ba loney." - l One member of the SEA __ &t': -. Pt negotiator, Harry Pelley, "Incredible, really Un- 01 ______ ______ pc 4VK 4 CLZiD )W 7FU ffA7hWW FZM MR. FShVi7/ 1 V14*VT 15 U75jW r ; I by I MW ' A'1 MW"VF f;a9r 140ITS f 7? rP Go'r,____________ I nOwWSpOt). P.O. Box 489. Radio CityStatlon,wYk,NY 10019 '1-12 'r' A, BALL.TUO'6 A O1.EEY'RE ) TIME. - gan hammering out details of a 75-page contract proposal fl0fl" By Roger Edict, Send SI tor JACOBV MODERN boo* to. -Win at Budge," (c/o this A1Y mE VM4%7R47ZW %'vT 1Hfi'flfjt%J5 Sfs74Va •V "i .1 - FUNNY BUSINESS a .4 tion (SEA) met school board negotiators yesterday and be. 1' 2A DOONESBURY %-Amrub IL LATTER with 51M0 BURNS WHAT IA Pass 2 • Pass 3 A Pass 3 A Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents ] ______ ( IA 4A Hendd 67th Year, No. 210—We - West FNe1Jprjg23gg _____ same thing happens since East holds three spades. Nevertheless the expert declarer can handle this defense. fie assumes that East holds both black kings for his opening bid so he wins the dia' montl in dummy and takes a club finesse. Then he cashes his ace of clubs, enters dummy with the ace of trumps, leads dummy's lack of clubs and discards his losing heart on East's high club, This loser-on-loser play leaves East all ready to ruff a diamond, but with no way to get the lead over to his partner sic GRA DUA TES EIGHTH CLASS SeminoIe Junior College's eighth annual graduation exercises held last night In the new C Health Center, were historic In that It was the first commencement to be held on campus and the last to graduate from the junior college, which officially becomes Seminole Community College this summer. In top photo Dr. Earl Weldon, president, presents Cum laude diploma to Ruthatme Steele as Richard Stone Jr. frigh t) awai his th In photo below ha graduates change their tascles en masse, sigiiily;ng their completion of junior college ed ucation. Commence ment speaker was Dr. Glenwood L. h, president of Florida Atlantic Universitv. I Herald Staff Photos b', Bill Vincent) Bush Jr. According to DOT officials, the Osteen Bridge bid contract allows 400 work days for -- I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 22, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 22, 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>, April 22, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4e0649d2d90cb294f61cafd909c743cb.pdf 3a5aa77c2aeed4f35d3cd33d361701b6 PDF Text Text SHORT P1 EKES by Frank Hill Eeiiiiw _ p Fro, ,,i y' -- SHAMPOO COMPANY. 7YT oc~ cA1a Fg T kI I) __ ______ __ T. 67 t A.J I;i w Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents -- ___ I Williams h Questions Wrongdoing oun r -.-----..-----.---. -.---------. I --.------ wld y, April 21,,9 Year, cs nsurance ro e I I _rHAT CASE IM SURE \ YOLQL WANT O RE OE) N 0 OCCAS1ONALL A P15 SAT ISP E By BILL BEI-LEVILLE A nd i U El) I'Rl(KE U5OM E Iferald Staff Writers Cl ininoIe County ers ick Williams and John kimbrouh tomorrow will ask for a resolution demanding an investigation 'into nhiprOprit'es that exist in the Insuran ce Ad ee , bOflhIIiltt - / Williams said that there n to lj doubt ill St ift Att(rnu% Abbott Herring's ulind -is to any wrongdoing evident i the tollUnittee Williams was espec ially mtical of the manner ' t - - - - • U Q which Herring's investigation was communicated to him and Kim brough. _____ Herring said in a letter to County Attorney Tom Freeman • _ BUGS E that "I personally believe that the letting of the health Insurance for the current yea r b the county has the appearance _______ -- ury epo AGA;NST WEARING THIS COSTUME &JT AN ASPIRING THESPIAN MUST PLAY MANY F-OLES' YtAH fli YH.' AN ADDED TOUCH, YOU *THINK? - 16; \NHA CQACk COULD) WANNA &ET \ ONLY SEE INTA TH' [3ALL OAME ON ONE I TICKET... DON'T i P ,1 - Stoffel Coun — ___ 'I'A, - ___ -- V Cr - -PARK LADIES - .- ON S KINDSL/ IS _______ 1 t i 7 I -A1 fill, ______ ________ ________ V S , - oat fnd Of a violation. A WASHINGTON $ AP - — lresidentFord appears on C1 television t onight in an hour long interview being ' 4 by lKow:Le Schnell I A evidence found. No names the port. By DONNA -- $1 . _---: r Commissioner Jift Kim. brough has asked that a recently-issued Grand Jury Report be the subject of early morn rig commission discussion. Administrative Assistant Betty Simcoe has scheduled the item to come up immediately after the reports from the road sWrintendent 111V Pilo 4" It 11 10 It if It it f l ' $ •4 I è - 'i" - to rest. . - and county engineer, which begiat 9-30 a.m. Kimbrough would not elaborate on the rewns for cing the Grand Jury report - pla n the agenda. since the report . o has been ordered sealed by Circuit Cotwt Judge A. S. flosemann. The report — allegedly contains no in. dictments is scheduled to be opened 10 days after the in. GRACIOUS LIVING The unique Spaalsh archltecthre of theV. Leffler home at 1925 Hibiscus CL, Sanf ord, not only chance to reply to charges beautffles this city with its gracious lines god well-kept but reminds Floridians of the glory of mentioned within. have hoie 40 )ea. Pleicones is expected to hate a to follow Kimbrough's agenda itifl s generated speculation that the Board of County CornmionerL or agencies under their control, may be cited in the The sealed repor should be made public sometime before tomo rrow. Also, Tuesday, coni- Kimaey as well. hospitalized several times in detective bureau alter 13 years report at tonight's 7:30 city Pleicones told council it is the past few months for on the force and was promoted missioners will: LONG WOOD Acting council meeting on disciplinary usual practice for an offi ce r to treatment of a serious i llness to chief in 1942 Kimsey was blic Safety Director James ac tion taken against Paolrnan post notice of Consider bids for a IIF dangerous in.hlIflSe) d say, however, he known as good police off icer, radio coliununicationi s)km Terry Baker. Baker was ac dividuals on th e bulletin board complained to Grant of the Clonta said for t he Department of Public cused last week of to he lp save a life' harassint b) Baker lie said Cl onts said Kimsey retired as Safety. systematically hara&clng and - t - -- -I I -- N - - - - ____ - - time he went through tm city. boosters orgarazation at the men in jail during his first night police officers. School. on the beat. Connell, in answer to Grant also reported that Kini%ey, contacted by 71* After 13 years, Clonts said, question, told The Herald lit Baker had placed a notice on Herald at his home Sunday, was according to the News Sen- found that Kimsey was 'he 197.' the police station bulletin board unable to participate in a tinel's file on Kimsey, the man skeet shooting champion of requesting fellow police orricm persondl interview. lie has been was made an impector in the Orange County and oc. ll!1l JL --------- -------- -------- TMG €te IGET / Comptroller Vote Offered st / 4 - / - - - I - Sta te - - Ago - Rep. Bob Hattaway, 4A IL _ WI ' ________________________ ' - - Ii Camll Curtis,a freshman at Trinity Prep School and one of the IT OUT 0 11 - I - Page L_- 4: Inde A1tarnonte sport now, A tt A public hearing on the an Bridge ;o Calendar J for 7 lojiiiiiiit consultant Dasid Farr told zoning board Both Vogt and State Sen. Lori Wilson, 1-Merrilt ineintxrs recently Schrimsher [ 14mb I ditorial . female athletes in Seminole County, was forced to sit out the - - 6B 4A HorixScupe Hattaway said this morning that decision as island, voted with Hattaway last week in favor of plans to build an office park in hlostal .5A reached over the weekend after meetings with a comptroller's office during a delegation iwO Years at the 40-plus acres Obituaries site.' County Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr., meeting in Tallahassee. The owner is asking that Sports 111-2B And County Commissioner Mike Hattaway. But both Vogt and Wilson expressed reser. the tract zoned for agricultural Television 3B use in the county be rezoll B-1 Wolnell's The County Commissi on has proposed splitting vations over the issue. Both agreed, fi A phi l osop hi call y, with creation a comptrollers business district. the duties of the Clerk of th The zoning commission , e (ircuit (ourt and office but were hesitant because they said the hiring a comptroller. The clerk is vehemently against any such reduction in the powers of his iWue has created a "civil war" in the county. advisory opinion on both the Partly cloudy to occasionally office. Vogt said he felt the matter should be taken to annexation and zoning, vo Rep hlattaw4i said if he can tinsince fellow injury in the 220 dash, but finished the race before collapsing, She payers about $20,000." hlattaway said State Sen. because an "unwritten law" states a local bill about the drainage of the Complete weather details as cinryonPage ilL 1 Herald Photo by (luck McClung) . 611 the People for a vote. 'Mat can only luippen if agaimt tile Proposal. ( ,om- mt)%tl' IlatLiwa) Is suc st annual Lake Brantley relays Saturday after breaking an lawmakers from Seminole County to hold a through the Ho cessful in pushing the measure rntsoncrs said the annexation tonight in the 60 USAb. Rain ankle at a track event l Gainesville last week. She inHered the referendum at that time it will save "the tax. could prove to be a detriment Iin probabilit) 30 per cent today,20 For that, he will need the help of Fechtel the future and noted concerns per cent tonight and Tuesday. t ' (Cli)"tifilled business district of the e Classified Schrnnsher propert) on no r th scheduled a meeting with State Rep. Vmnce of SR 4 is scheduled Crossword Puule Fechtel, who has opposed creation of a county toni g ht. I't';tt Abtjy Springs, says he will submit to the people the question of whethtr or not to create counts comptroller's ulliu I think iflt will o along comptroller in a referendum held during the with me, I think he will, Hattaway said presidential primaries in March or Slay. I I I 14t cipates in the -- THIESE DAYS IT'S 5hP - - tè• - - - - - r The city council police tie had been a member of the thief in 1960 as the result of a Consider bids for P U C encouraging his colleagues to committee, H A Scott and Knox v ille . Tenn police change in the lit) ad- pipe for the Parks Department stop and search the vehicle of Gerard Connell, were requested department for 32 years prior to Iiuna(lon an out-of-county resident And beginning at 7 pm will to conduct an In%estlgation of his retireme n t in 1960 While Pleicones reported Consider an ordinance to ounc Chairman J It G ran the incident Council homer Clonts, city editor of Baker indicated kilnse) was in esthblh an Airport Zoning Baker, a resident of the city the Knoxville, told city council last week he Tnn News the habit of carrying an illegal Commission. The ordinance since a )outh, attended Lyman Sentinel in an telephone in.sawed off shotgun' in his which was requested b &n $neY a Baker e High School prior to going into terview with 71w Iferald, said camper truck, it was not found ord Airport Manager Red police work His family has Kimsey joined th inv olved e Kno1lle during sear ches of he vehicle Cleve'and several mon ths ago been active In the athletic department in 1928, putting n conducted by Bakers fellow in a work se and ssion, would create - 1 A - Writer - • ______ --- arassmen e or ate - - i;U . - , III I tl- - a I i • -I 141 .-. Get The first item on the semir.ole 7 - County Commission agenda Tuesday is expected to raise some heated dialogue among Boardmembe rs heforejt'slajd is .-. _J Seminole County Building The interview, which begins at 10 p.m. EDT, will to a general contractor to allow be conducted by three CBS the use aluminum wire. The ___________________ onte ariance to the electrical code was proper passed by the g L Board Report .. ' city. Casselberry has been An impropriety in the notifi ed this violation. Department o evidence of Impropriety was found, That the County CornmIon had allowed a variance White House. MA M SLOODY AR (unt) To or General. broadcast live from the E 7 e. the taxpayers' rwmy However, he did say that perhaps it was beiuse Freeman was new at his A and just hadn't had time to keep Kimbrough an d Williams up to date on all matters concerning Seminole • President Ford On TV Tonigh ' I in' to The impetus for that bill came from County Corrimissioner lit, ski Ill public official. No avidwm of The six areas investig ated Stht(s ttorne y 's o i ce ari. - 3K, 'M 3K herring siid he wi I \like Ilattawdy. Herring had no answers as why Freeman didn't conthrt fellow commissioners. 7,0 An investigation into the — Allegations of improper An inquiry as to the last marill in Conunission recently selected audit of the Seminole County initted in construction industry County Attorney Tom Building Department. The in Seminole County. Grand Jury found that Here, the investigation department was audited In 1973 revealed a violation of 9W by the Auditor General and electrical code of Seminole another audit will be conducted as adopted by With the next year within theCounty Casselbeandap pdby a t regular procedure* s of the rity electrical inspector for the • "40 has investigated the MaHer and decided to turn it over to Freeman instead of ta king it before a Grand Jury. s , t I1 n . 4A J obvious cover-up by Freeman of something. I think people in Sunshine law. court. '114AT RATHER WELL. ____ lkrring had sent him Mr Freeman said that he hadn't given it much attention." Con ta cted at his offlcetndayJIeipsaid his office already Seminole County out to know what it is he's vying cover lip Williams said extra safety precautions to be taken in sich circumstances. After the re-organization of Copies Of the report were sent tile County Commission Such variances should be to Seminole County Com. following the Nove granted Only with restraint and mission Chairman Sid Vihlen elections, State Attorney Abbott proper Precautioil for public safety." Jr., and to Casselberry %Iayor Herring told The Bill Grier, with the indication considering an investigation That a General Con they were to reply to the report into a possible violation of the was forced to allow a certain within 10 days of their receipt of Sunshine Law by Com. elecWcal contractor to work on Haft It One reply reportedly has rnio Me a a and M certain alread) been received by the influe w)e c e Common ____ . Williams said he never received a copy of that dence "Tn m, th e decision was nude squelch the state at. rney's investigation without our knowledge. To me, it's an tuc offi in i) ii prl)r'Ir)tuI SLite Hep Bob 1Inttasj or nun p ir i in 1( ion o s ate a.. ttorneys. Operations dictments in all six cases, The Herald has learned. 6=J I FIN[) THAT IF I REVEAL kIN DA-ZZLING EAUW IN PUBLIC, slor ENSUE... / STRONO MEN prior to the next f&al year. In addition, the board created a position of Seminole County Insurance Offi cer two weeks ago" stantial grounds for in- any violation of the state's provision shoWdbemade for Ko WHY *YUH "SARIN" 1~4" VEIL" DO ir MAKE IT HARD 1' WATCH I'M GLAD TH1 YOU tl iter for lit rrin1' off i h,inrll, d tl u i tig ition into tile committee. In a memo to lkrrmg, hail said, "I contacted County Attorney Tom Freeman by telephone afl(I asked him what ti feelings were on the report that Mr. in Both commissioners they fl ik ask f they weren't consulted on the report. Herring also has been quo as saying th e investigation hs' , ____ 1,1 DIES n David \ I Ml tile rand Jury report released Freeman. The Grand Jury Commission with their Friday containing investigation found --there is insufficient authority under county or. results from complaints about evidence and information dinance. "However, where such six areas of county operation available at this time to ordinances amount to a shows that there are no sub- determine whether th ere was violation 1) BALL R abolish P) which , \l 6 William said that Freeman, in a letter Herrg, told the state attorney the problem was alleviated because, "It is the present intention of the H(nrd of Cunt Cornrnlsinnt r to uiink (utuit 1zur ilki Ad isor tiiiunitte ;1 11 I - 7INS ury he said. Both commissioners Kinibrough only became aware of the report after requesting, a copy front Herr in g last Friday. Williams has yet receive a IN Imt having Uit, Gr,ind Jury look into til e issuc.. lit. Grand Jury wouhi have done ma ke re :nrnendti, Freeman apparently already has done. Ifeiindahl PAY FOR THE coisy,' / c / & Williall's said if there's a possibility of something wrong with the committee he wanted it invgatd. "I wasn't ill on a Clears BUNNY by ?s 10 \ - possible improprieties "I think at this tim e th important thing to remedywhat appears W be a bad situnUon and to eliminate any sible legatio ns such as which alhrouds advisory ommittee," the letter said. upport of the entire property. half of which is under well as Tuesday'l tide for I t was a good idea, and Hattaway said he's delegation before it becomes a law. water. llis tuna Reach on page 5. �1 1 - ...- - - 7 ~ - I .., ,, 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday,_ April), lflS -------- B icentennial NA110N To - .,.,• - - By NANCY BOOTH Herald Correspondent * Postal Strike Hinges I On Price Of A Letter , 1 WASHINGTON tAP) -The twice of mailing a letter is in the balance as contract talks begin between the Postal I,'.. Service and four unions representing 600,000 workers. Postal officials have said the cost of the settlement will NAP fix the size of the postal rate increase planned later this year. In the talks that begin today, the unions are determined to win a hefty hike In wages and bene1it.s in what the Ford administration says is "the most important collective bargaining agreement" this year. Penalty Pondered \ % __ - % , - ' - _.: 7- J - - - ;3.•.:• •t #.,fr. 4 3 .' ' WASHINGTON I AP) - More than 200 lives are at stake Winter Springs Ma)orTroy Piland iright) accepts Bicentennial flag from Jack homer, county Bicentennial chairman, as the Supreme Court prepares to bear an r.fgument that the death penny is unconstitutional because it is cruel and unusual punishment. If the court makes a broad ruling that the death penalty in any form is un. led the Invocation. Daniels read Seminole County Seminole WINTER SPRINGS - The City of Winter Springs officially Joined the growing number of Bicentennial cities across rj Saturday morning at the Bicentenniji flag presentatlon ceremony held at the municipal complex. The Winter Springs Fire Department and its Volunteers hosted the affair with Coun. cllinan John Daniels, chairman of the city's Bicentennial committee serving as master of ceremonies. The Orlando Naval Training Center Band, under the direction of Master Chief Petty Officer Ed Delight, provided patriotic and inspirational music. Rev. Floyd Peterson, of Rcdccxr1cr Mc,rajan Church, letters of congratulations from Bicentennial Committee, spoke President Gerald Ford and of the purpose of the BicenGov. ReubEn Askew. (ennial committee urging all Jack Hornet, Chairman of citizens to take part in the Thieu Resigns Position SAIGON (AP) - President Nguyen Van Thleu went on national television tonight to an. nounce his resignation In hopes it will lead to a peacelul politI. cal settlement and preclude a military takeover of Saigon by the North Vietnamese. Thleu sdecLsiontostepdown, as reported by authoritative Western diplomatic sources, came as his regime faced the lass of a 20th province, Birth Thy, on the coast 75 miles east of aigo,, and as radio contact celebration of the nation's 2000 birthday. "We need to show the rest of the world that America Is great, has always been great and always will be great, that we will not roil over and play dd," ea Homer said. . I lie presented the Bicen tennial flag to Mayor Troy Piland, who accepted for the '' city. The honor of raising the (lag went to Police Chief John % Guvuruhk. rl . TALLAHASSEE, Fla-(AP) Bills revising the financial dis. closure law and requiring coun. ties to adopt land-use plans by 1980 ttere the major issues be. fore legislative committees today. The Standards and Conduct Committee was working to complete its strict disclosure bill requiring public officials to file income sources exceeding $1,000 and copies of income tax returns and net worth statements. Meanwhile, the Senate Gov. erninental Operations was considering house and Senate bills requiring local government to the proposed amendment to the plan ahead in an effort to conconstitution, the ERA aptrol future growth. parently will fail, 9, The most controversial Issue.s But Rules Chairman lew oi the week's legislative calen. Brantley. D-Jacksonville, said dam appear to be ratification by two or more opponents the Senate of the Equal Rights ably will vote to send the ERA Amendment and efforts by both to the Senate, bowing to dehouses to compromise on rernands that all 40 senators be structuring state engiven a chance to vote on the vironmental agencies. controversial issue, The Senate Rules Committee The ERA apparently has scheduled a Tuesday meeteet-trouble in U Senate, which melug to decide whether the ERA jected ratification, 21.19, last tan be considered by the Sen. 'cu. The house voted, 6243, ate, this session for ratification, If members of the committee leaving the question of whether vote their expressed feelings Floda will be the 35th state to U-- -_.--.,-------- Plans I)CA HATON, Fla, Al') - This picturesque city, a(lvertjsed as a millionaires' palatial resort land, is on an anti-image campaign to let People know tOO, "People read all the publicity and think Boca Raton is too expensive a place. It's not true," says jewelry store manager Elaine Allen, who's spearheading the Chamber of Commerce drive for a new image, "A three-pound roast costs the same here as it would in Fort Lauderdale" To convince the outside world that Boca Baton isn't eXcluSjv(' the city council has been striving to add low and moderate Income housing, A few council members are even trying to sprinkle Horn Bat' black populatiul; Lhrouh the city, rather than conjine it to a single neigh. tiorhood, . Witness *--. , ________ Viet Aid Deadline Passes Human Jaw Getting Smaller , ' s ' - Lake Hodges I su . Tops Council Meet , . I ' Big On Board's Agenda 1-A) nd th •!.__ ., - -, . ... "I think the House may be willing to compromise by mov. ing it to two agencies," said Tucker, "My personal feelings are that a two-agency concept IS fine." Delayed Bid 0 1 .. - --- _________ ________________ ________ ___________ .'f. - à --- V :,t'; .... te IF - -' I j:ri L'' 1 -- N4 Ii,. - - Would he suitahl' v t'ountv (,JhllitiI:,j:Icrs are criteria, such as lab:r 1uri' :10(1 hoping that the city-county facilities. meetings will increase the The Seminole County Port understanding between the Authority, (SCOPA) tonight at 8 governing bodies. will be brought up-to-date the delayed bid awarding for the Phase II project invoivmg the tank farm of the Say-More WINTER SPRINGS A Oil Terminals Inc. workshop session at 6:30 Tnebids,flrstopenedseveral tonight at the city recreation weeks ago, were found to be An advertising steering building will precede the more than the $175,000 SCOPA committee within the Greater regular 7:30 council meeting at Workshop Promotional ____________________________________ ___________________ j1 r" -;..( •: - - the Pinecrest Elementary included industries which .Schoii. At SCOPA __________ - Session Tonight Campaign '' ' ,, ____________ - had borrowed to finance the Sanford Chamber of Commerce city hail. The council will : _________________________________ project of moving two announced plans this morning survey necessary reapirs on the -- -. remaining tanks to the port and for a massive 'personal letter' building, built by the now _______________________________ tanks in operation, .Z, putting a total of ten storage promotional campaign to at. defunct Winter Springs Corn. rI __ tract Florida industries to the rnunity Association and Sanford area, Bids will be reopened later recently turned over to the city', The direct mall campaign of this month f0r the project. The matter will also come up The bankrupt Concrete sending out approximately 450 for discussion on tonight's Structural Systems, Inc., letters to company' presidents agenda, , _____ iCSSI) also will be discussed will appear before the Industrial 125' Committee next tonight week for consideration for Farr'n. _______________ ___________________ Work is currently be done on approval. __________________ -. getting possession of the The steering committee, will, . tu&, that CSSI had at the chairman airman Tom Hunt, is setting - ' . ' .. - - • . __ ____ ______ State Officials Stymied . TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) -State officials say they still can't find out If an oil broker used Federal Energy Administration regulations to gouge Jacksonville electric m customers for millions of dollars, Despite denials from FRA officials of any lack of cooperation, Hill Surowiec of Florida's Department of Criminal Law Enforcement said, "Their (FEA) Con t'ersatlons to date have been more toward trying to talk us out of the merits of the case and not what asked for.,, He said the major problem is FEA's refusal to interpret its rules and added, "Does the regulation apply or doesn't itaPPlY_we need an answer either 'ay and not mTeiya of doubletalk." Moynihan Studied For U.N. adjourned before the issue could come to a vote, it was on the calendar again today. The house has a bill reorga. The three environmental agencies into one super-agency, _ - But in calling upon Feldman and his law partner, Ricardo Ciravofo of Miami, the committee moves Into a new area of us tIi11,each:,ierit probe. Feldman appeared before the corjuliittee on March 25, but he refused to answer 18 questions about an agreement for him and Ciravolo to buy O'Malley's interest in a Miami law firm. There have been repeated compromise discussions be. tween Gov. Reubin Askew, Sen. ate President Dempsey Barron. 1)-Panama City, and House Speaker Donald Tucker, Tallahassee, Askew and Barron have agreed there should be two agencies, one to manage resources and the other to set Local Brie f s - Bennett Feldman, a Miami attorney who told a grand jury he expected O'Malley to aid his insurance company clients, faced stiff questioning from the committee today. lie could continue to refuse to answer the questions. TWO ago, some committee members called for halting a phase of the Investigation dealing with an in. dictnent accusing O'MaLle of pressuring Gulf Life In. surance Co. to lend $2.36 million to four business associates. 0 U.S. Refused Comment TAIJj\IJASSFI. H:i. AP, - 'lht' testimony of a iiicr law as,ocitte of Insurance CO: Th UMalley should be a major (actor in the future of the house committee investigating impeachment of the state ('abinet officer, ' ratify squarely up to the Senate. Thirty-eight states must ratify the ERA to make it part of the U. S. Constitution. Two states which ratified the amendment later rescinded the ratification, The courts must decide whether such action is legal, The Senate took"up its tw()agency environmental '__.-,' - NOTICE OF UNPAID TANGIBLE Perry Cameron Est 2%47 ' Flower Pot 93.02 PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES Kennedy 2,153 .0 South Seminole TV 7194 O Brien Constr Co Inc Car Ben Jewelers Inc 131.68 Follys American Service 77.13 Sim 7 Kennedy Repair I) 72 719 Odyssey Inc 333 13 Car City 17l F F Ford & Sons 71 19 A 1. rr, 'i I, Southeastern Metal Kiddl Varouscl 'rr 19 1-,' 6 2. Ca r!,n., D 'çrt, Old Pitt Trratre 514 (19 At 21 m Ior,t (t Ar,er ,in 2111 Xr Hello Ping Craft ir 1.431 96 lora Stat1t s 1912. t4otce ,s The Olympiad Iran Fabrics 864? Forest City Printing N'I'ef3t giv en that tanule personal Carpets ALaCarte Southern Data Group Inc 1.211.6.3 454 con Inc 1660 & Ofc Supplies rroperty taxes assessed for 1971 are Carter Striping Service Associates 11,92 Kingdom5 Home Sewing Ctn 107 19 Omega float Sales 31.13 Center Unit? 30.5* now deflngunt, and beginning with Carters KnIght Mechanical Inc Southern Star Mfg Inc 35.4.73 Harold 77 Country Club Forest Lake Farms 41.92 April )t, 1975, Such taxes are Knights Fina Service Southern States 12108 Electric Motors Sales Kennel 3.76 Forget Me Not Utilities Inc Kothera Tile Company 195 17 interest of one ard one half Casa Correll Beauty 2.93 & Service 14913 Florist Inc 143,22 Southern States Glenn & Judy Kriger Percent per month plus the 670 Orange Park Country Salon 93% Formal Design Inc 29.80 Bill La fire, Plumbing Utilities Inc 16969 proportionate costs of pubI*%hlng Casselberry Sign Co ('li'b 373.91 WASHINGTON (AP; - Congress, having let President 77.0 Fox Industries Inc 209.2! thiS notice. Unless the amount set Celery Ave MService & Heating • Southern States 71.37 Orar.qt' State Mechanical 17,11 Fraikin Realty Ford's deadline for Vietnam aid pass, is expected to make 8.75 Lake Mary Carry Out Utilities Inc 3)1 73 21 34 opposite each name is paid before Central Aluminum '9' 19 Fr,dco Enterprises Inc 11.19 Lamar Life In, Co Southwest Rd Lndry key decisions this week on aid to beleaguered South the 1st day of May 197S. warrants 33 3 orange State Really 7.36 Screen 36*7 Fred Auto Body 36.66. W:lI be Issued thereon dirctlng the Central Designs Land 0 Fabrics Inc 5. Clnrs 5 63 710.14 0rental Spa Vietnam and the possible use of U.S. troops in evacuations 2.332 67 is 37 Thomas C Freeman 8066 Laugheaci Utilities Sp.arlec Inc 117 73 lry upon and Seizure of sufficient Central F Ia Bldrs Inc Orlando Business from that country. The Senate today takes up a $ $1.33 F F French Wells 1.. tangible Personal property or tax Central Fla Salvage Systems 71.32 13911 Specialty Automotive College 219.43 Pumps 73M million humanitarian-evacuation package, with a final payer to satsfy unpaid taxes 'and Central Furniture Co Lawn Care Specialties Maintenance le.67 3111 Orlando Fluidics Inc '97560 sii.is Frlck.& Fricke l.'c 311.37 costs The names of the delinquent Certified Layer Equipment & Specialty Sery Co Inc 14930 vote anticipated Tuesday. The House tahes up on Tuesday Orlando Gypsum Specialty Welding 5, Frie ndly Cafe 10.33 Supply tangitle personal property tax Sports Shop Inc 320 $3 1829 Inc SheetMetI a $327 million reliefevactiation plan with less restrictions 11. 62 Fruit Growers Ep Co payers and the amount of taxes, Chamberj Cabinet InLear Covntr Inc SprIng Lake Hills 61 Orlando Marble & & Western Fruit Exp Co on the use of U.S. armed forces, compared to the Senate 11386 Apts Including the cost of advertising and Leaslt Liquid of Fla Inc 54.21 3.3776? GranIte Co 31.71 staIlation & Carpentry 3.56 Fuller Brush Co bill. 51 35 Leaslt liquid of Fla Inc n?rrt't Ocrty are as follow: Stad Inc 5.151 I.76? £6 Ozjurn Equipment Service Champion Tailors 137 54, 1 13 Futronics lfldStriet Leasit Liquid of F la Inc Stamps Office Supplies 159.79 Oviedt Garage 3228 Dr Richard E s Inc 1,301.2$ Leasit Liquid of A lLock5mithi Star Electric 21 94 21.97 Ovi edo IV & App Chandler pA 267.06 GA. S Fence CO 1,01 Fla Inc A&A Auto Upholstery 1 14.S4 Slate Door II Inc 17 3) 1136 Cherokee Utilities Inc 736 Ii Gaines Barb" A&D Custom Products Leasit Liquid of Staten Motel iii Chefs Automotive Service 71 03 . Owens Laundry Leasing 232 97 31 01 Beauty Supplies ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) -The human jaw is getting 7.02 A&W Root Beef' Drive In Fla Inc S tee l Tech Detailing 2031 PWCoritracto,-s 421.2$ Chicago Flat 967 36.6* Garys Shoe Repair 13.45 Earl Leiffer Truck Actsor,air ApplIanc Serv Sery WAS smaller, its chin is recedi.ng and its teeth am getting more 30.20 Chinese Treats Palace Beer Garden 2512 60139 Gator Ac. Hardware 217.61 lng Co Inc Adams American Stereo USA Inc 16.771,57 781 44 18,72 PafleIwo,-id Chucks Family Recreation 7631 crooked, says a University of Michigan scientist. "Our 71116 Joseph Gatil 0 B A Adroit Shoppe Inc Leisure Pool Serv Inc $171 ParS, Birdie Shop 7*60 Clarks Market 7639 Sterling Vending Co 269.55 Highland Center whole facial structure below the eyes is falling to 102.23 Adventure Camps Clem Leonarcis Shell Inc 41 73 4 Part ClubLuI Ave Coiffvres 16169 277.4.3 Geneva ervic,Center 31.71 International Inc Serv Station pieces," siys Dr. James E. Harris, chairman Of the Patricia Stevens 160 41 Part & Shop 303 10.36 Coffee Pot 3.433 17 1933 Georges Grocery 131.2; Air SanIandOInc Lewis Motorcycle Shop 101.39 Park & Shop 42l Car-en-Cl 93$ 16,7* COgburn Fence Co department of orthodontics, "When we see a person with 5,013. 19.25 The Gill Mart LTD 23102 Lewis Sales &Sery Alans Fabrlcs& Rugs 33.93 SEParker 371 65.65 CollinsBuilding I 3491 Slone Car Center perfect teeth, it's so rare that we take pictures." Glamour Pools of Life Builders Inc John P. Alexander Stratford Square ApIs 6)0 Paugh Publishing Co 1499 1.00621 Devefopment Corp SSAD Orlando Inc 530.43 All Breed Dog Train Robert LLikensMD SNO.' 75637 PeaocJ Ott Maim $10 57 Comfort AlrServicej 10.37 ClennsBe.'rIFgod 54.0 Ll'tie ')siry Manor ing Academy Inc Suburban U..u. 10.07 Communication Techniques Center 117 Frank R Godoy Auto Aft Auto Sales Inc Summit Apis 313.1$ To $71 Inc 170.10 M Pemberton 111,21 Sales 30.95 Altamonte Coffee Shop Liz Fashions YCT (Twigs Ceramic Concept Design Inc 7006 Inc 141.5$ Joel Edna pGraf 27.0.1 & Catering Serv Local Publications Tile) 1004 B L Perkins 775.1 Concrete Structural Systems 437 WASHINGTON (AP) - Daniel Patrick Moynihan, 31719 Grants Crawler Paris Long Vending Service Altamonte Really ZIS 29 Pprrys Funeral H E Tatter 291.01 16.31 OfFior Ids Inc 7.117.71 former ambassador to India, probably will be named to &SfVICCInc 99.79 Altamonte Springs Florist Longwood Ai)toSupply 173.39 TasTO 216.82 67.77 Consolidated Recovery Chapel 72.71 Truman E Grason AHy 23.94 A ltamonte Spgs Inn replace John A. &all as the Longwood Barber 5 Tasty World Rest. 10.13 Phillips Beauty Sa ambassador to the ServIces Inc 114$ 1673 Gravely Maitland Inc 205.5* & Racquet Club LonqwoodCoff,eShop GiftGas 739.2$ Pickering Really United Nations, according to an administration source. 992.10 6.327,39 Consolidated Steel Inc 6U. 97 Charles A& Estelle Gray 16.1 1.13 Aluminum Products Cc Longwood Shell 150.61 Georger Pierce 11.71 Helen Constantine Totes General Store 21.31 33,06 Greater Constr Co Although the source declined Sunday not to say why the 777.51 American Radio Chemical Cor• Longwc.od Village Tarco Inc John H Cosselman 42776 PiNWp,Istle 123.61 31.49 Green Brothers Roofing change was contemplated, there were reports that Scall 1*79 Enterprises Inc p Ta,tor Mfg colnc 3946* Coltman Transmission 1,31177 400. I? Place Homes Inc Green Meadow Apts 7.777,54 Loomcraft Carpets Inc American Steel Bldgs Inc Technical Engineering 45.57 Center was being considered for another high governmcz t pos2. 604 Plantation Apis 705.77 3,761.93 Green R lvii- Constr Co 61.07 American Terrazzo Co Lovely Lady Beauty Corp 14,19 773.63 Country Quick Mark et Sheldon Polakoff 350.91 WH Green $,Sons 255.22 Salon Amy Anderson Realty Technitronlcs 6*87 Pottery Barn 1606 Courtenayalørs Inc 413.01 51.31 Marion RGreene 0.10 772.21 - MIM Ceramics • Emory A Anderson Jr Terre Bells Land 12.03 Preventive Med Clinits 107.79 Ccxartq'ty Punt & Green, & Sons Mobil Sery M&MfflrtSee'ylc,jnc Co Inc 13.71 57 II Body shop Inc )$I Eleciric Inc ,, '13.21 Mabe)$ S wap Shop . Cntr Things Pd That I nc 14.91 Progrb5siprufllngco 27 13 Cowan to 16209 72342 Grove Motel 8.11 Mac Dry Wall Angefinat Sub Shop 402.42 Putt Putt Golf Course Third Planet Environmental 1$4, IS Crabtree septic Tank 13.21 Gus's Gun Shop 77 10.79 Maid Rile Bakery Ann Mar ICFashions 33.19 Creative lnterinjsInc Systems Inc 411,17 Allen P Pyle $1.98 Guys Mom cf Bar 80 711.10 Inc AnnSFtOtist 133.02 44*1 Cress Chemical Co Ed Thomas Ins Co )10.$6 Landclesringlnc 23.71*71 17.21 HiACerarnics 11.97 Maitland Utilities Inc Ansley TvService iii.os Pyle PropertiesInc Thomas Ice Co 51.16 ECIdICCUndIII $1374 3713 HI S Stor for Men Aqua Lelsre Inc Maitland Utilities Inc 331 31 Oulihy Clea,',,'i I öó Custom Builders of Thomas Stables 21 II No S $131 307.79 Ma.tlanj Utilities Inc Argo Vend inoService Calvin 0 Thompson 977W Qtj,tt Mobil 5vices 7711 CentratF for ids lnc 416 11 12.16 H&MPrinting 11.31 CASSELBERRY - Council agenda. Officials are also JacquefIneArpel 739.81 Mallard TranspCorp 9.71 Guest Realty Calvin DThompson 30253 OtlM Land Clearing 70.01 6.165,99 0.11 Hacienda Mobil Hornet Eugene Matter tonight is scheduled to hear scheduled todiscusstJmatter The Art Gallery 13) 90 Dateair Inc 6780 Rainbow panthInc Garden Rd 54.73 Sales 159.27 374 7510 Arti st Market GiftIQue Manufacturers Leas Corp 359 Davescarag, from developers of Lake of double taxation. Casselberry Ari StiC 170.55 Raven Fork Leisure 9.63 HaclendavillageInc 310.36 IrIOLID Beauty & Da 1977 Clifford Glhumann Rtfl 3.57 Hodges 1833 JHbgC& So n CoI 6843 Estates, nc 11.01 where officials have prepared a Wig Sin Manufacluring teas tiago Tavern 73*71 Oays Inns ofAmerica Ra 77 71 1,711,23 The llalrParior 353'% sidewalks for me ) homes document stating the county Artistic PooI iflQ LTD 71.71 Tip Top Mobile Home 191,04 Phil Deere Furniture Interest 244.26 Hair Styles by Manufacturing Lees Associated Management Delco Sale Inc The Realty C(wpofFi setup iservice 1646 were constructed Inside right of owes Casselberry residents 16.90 Vvoon 1. 1119 McColough 16.82 lngLTO Cønsunants Inc 741.10 RKOIdSPIaCk Joseph l Laura Tobin 10.01 Delucas Italian Grocery 10.32 HaICompu?,i-Inc 36.68 ways and out of compliance $341,639 a year, beginning this Afln Beer Garden 63150 Manufacturers Leas 16.71 Todd Equipment Leasing & Delicatessen Record Shop 253.68 211,75 Halcrafls 4510 with Contract ztipulatlons. ingilD Atlantig Swimming Pool Inc 31.67 Delux Bar fiscal year. $89.50 Region Deyelop,l Todd MP?0dUdIOS Sb 98.19 Harvey D Hamby 77.1$ 11.39 Au Unique Enterprises Manufacturers Leas ToIbei-? Lumber Sales 6750 James Desmef Resides 179 IS Inc 4111 HandiChek Inc The resolution was up for Austin Dev Corp 159.62 Last week, City Atty. Ken lag LTD S4547 Pesort LTD Tomorrow Inc $01.73 DICII 1 Eds Constr 1054 1642 Handy Food Store 1410 294.17 Manufacturers LeasMcIntosh told officials from approval tonight, but it was AutoCleanwath 13.63 Shop Tompkins Land Co Retts Apartmer, 573 4* 46.39 Harper Agency i 10.09 ing LTD Automotive Service 110.11 The Rich Earth Dlckt Appliance Sales Toms Pizza Greater Construction Co., the moved to a work session alter II? 31 A F Hatch Vending Co 3)192 7701 Marbeya Club Apit of Orlando 23.91 033 30 Ricpts,,r Reatty & ersice Toms Pizza Shop 131 76 74.69 city officials decided to readHa Farm 6!) firm that developed 'elWd the 1761 Marina Isle A yletburyHome Corp 7216 Dipper Dan Ice Cream t,eroy Twr Beauty Salon 54 80 Ha*kins Electric coInc just some of the figures in the 3156 Mar-tab Azalea Court Motel home project south of SR 43.4 861 Shoppe Town & Country Con%Ir Co Inc 70173 Heith & Assoc Land 5237 Maryland Fried Chi ck ec 511 Dixie Metals Inc that building sidewalks inside report prepared by the city's B A S Motel Blurs Inc Beauty Studio Poberts&Gilman 37.00 3-404 Survrs 1321 92.76 BIB Dist Nil Rest Supply Inc 13.36 Dixons $74.4 AiheIl $, ilc Electronic Tradewins Modular £ C HeInsin Constr right of was has Invalidated finance director, Harold BoWl. BID Roofing CO Inc Maryland Fried Chicken 1,638.3$ Service Mobile Hort3 Inc Robinson 76 16 7199 Colnc 1333 On Tuesday, city officials in RIM Fence Inc 1.09 their bond. Nti Rest Stspply Inc 30011 Do Nut Ranch 106.13 Rogers Aircraft Treasure Chest of 4*6 Heritage Constr Co inc 3343 Master Color Electronics Altamonte Springs have fill .l6Mltor Supply Inc 31.00 Doris Beauty Shop Beauty Romets Furnitur,Co so 13 6.2$ Herndon Ivci 1 Sy Greater Construction of- scheduled 2402 Rottlli Fish Market 5*67 Dunkin Donuts scheduled a 4:30 p.m. meeting. 815 Construto,s Inc Tres Chic 972. 43 $003 Scott Inc 1.77 McCoy Del,it Cleaners Furn 8, AppI Jim Durleys Dozier 7173 Marl Pci TrIk. Industries Inc ficlals offered to tear out the City Commissioner George Badcock 110 77 Hess Hardware 707 2974 Assoc Store McCuIlarcarp,nter 33*18 11.55 Rox.ConIn Service triStates Lumber Co si'lewalks, 435.08 but 77],7Q MOM* & Hunt Record McDaniel TV Bill Baker Volkswagen Council Perkins is expected to chair 1364 Royal Oak Realty Dynamic Masonry Inc ol Fla Inc 107.16 $17 57 World 13.7$ Chairman 772) Inc Edith .1 T McLain 1.11541 Eagle Utilities Corp 7,07 Ruby Car Wash Duerr meeting In the atsence of Trim-Tic Inc 142 96 26.V.3$ High Amp Auto LASr&Sar&MB.IkeJI. McRalney Paint 1. protested, She said such a move Ma 3,10 East Longwood Turner Farms Inc 0 8 Rucker Plumbing ).7S7 71 Mayor Norman Floyd. Electric 73.10 Glass Balance Accounting & 7169 Automotive Inc TlrnerF,nceCo by the firm wouldn't be UnI) 3-' 13*73 Lloyd W Mitt 14.99 169.29 Floyd, who has been BKPSrv Melionvlli,Trar,Ap,s 197)7 PumneysMlltworks 1011 East Side Country Unique Starter Drives 31707 Hoening Hardware 8. 30613 Angel Merviez 151 31 dertood by residents, who nominated "Boss of the Year' Bates P,'ar,,,fls Products I? 07 Tony Puasi Ins Agenc y Market United McIalfab 33 29 Marine 54,4 4 60 fleauty&,oz Finishing .Metal wmikl blame the city, I&97 Frar.k(t'.j7, 9 05 IrIC Fl. by his secretary, Margaret Or 401 25 liii IhamespHogl, 76.3$ Beck Metro Mechanical 54793 Echols Bedding Co St John & 5, UniverSAl Const Ind Duerr said she cGuld foresee Johnson, will be escorting her BedRkhardt Holloway A, Assoc 59.07 & Bath FbShion Contractors Inc 1997 Slecp5p Inc Electric Co 19,361 91 10.3$ Eleanor Holmes Barber residents 63 97 4 Shop Melt Y.hOeRepair 7301 Ecological Utilities Inc becoming to the annual banquet of the 1862 San Jose Apfs WOUns*orthflkfrs 1.0117] 3953.1 Shop 440! 4 736 Micks Welding Service Gerald 5 & Clbudeft. "dissatisfied" because people National $51.4 Ecological Utilities inc Valley Forge Spts San 0 klein Por table 441.37 Secretary's Holton Drywall 67 Wflehrey,s Mid Fla Dodge 3.79 Ecological utilities Inc $17.11 Direction Inc Toilets Co Inc "have been tod their front yard Association,Orlando chapter, Behrens 137 11 1.993.16. GWHorreJl Equip Inc 37,49 flth MidFIa Golf Shop 742.18 EcologicalUt;Iitieslnc 81.3$ Sanfly Cove Apts Van-guard Lndscpng 273.93 is theirs." GWHorrefl Equip Inc 31) 59 3271 Charles Below Midway Co Bar at the Carlton House, south 73 36 Edies Nursery & Nursery Sanford Aircraft Inc 446 53 Horse 5. Rider Store 360 11 76 9244 Midway Mart Bensons Custom Mcintosh told officials they Orlando, 31.10 Sanford Cafe Victors Drafting Service #rude L3. House of Dinettes II CV, 19 11 Mi0w5yP00lpm Boat Tops 77.01 Sa nford Fairway Plaza ' 11,74 B i*ards 81cm. SuppIi needed either a ncr bond or Victory Beer Garden 1.11) g Leonard Howard $1.36 Also to be selected at the John L. Benton 10.01 Mike;Iron Works 140,70 Eldridge Dairy 3.95 Drugs Inc Village Beauty Salon 451 66 Howarcss 1251 Mbite Sta proof the old bond is still valid, banquet is the "Secretary of *7743 30 54 Miiady Vanity Ann.es Hair the itcHy Eleanoqs Barber Shop Ttl* Village Craftsman Sante Fe Equip Co 1.73 Howell & King Inc I 79 710 6 Styling Salon 34 79 Beauty Salon evel, though exact stipulations Year." 11 11017 Ellinor Realty 7)16 SariaCallermn Vlncents Carpentry 1061 Inc 1-lOeland & Snell 433 61 19 F rragcMacpiinefyI( M'tford Mi(hanical of the contract haven't been I.S335 Dr EugeneHClIls 6* *7 Betty V Srhlusemeyer Visual Dynamics Inc 31.67 Constr Inc 390 IS The commission meeting is Bicycle Castle 9,80 70 61 Miller Apartments 14.99 Joseph P SchneIder 2I1.47 Ellsworth Body Shop met, W K Consult an ts Inc 23.31 Hydro Foil Corp 11 57 09.67 expected to be brief, according Big 0 Corp Miller Detective Aql!n 11501 Empire Enterprises Inc I!] 41 Robert C & L Roy Seckinger 1937 I OS Leasing Corp 7)33 BtgDCorp The item Is on tonight's 7:30 to City Clerk Phyllis Miltons Contractor tO.)9 EmporiumD,qg3 Elizabeth EWcie 11.05 1 Seminole Ftorsi Farms I DSLeasingcorp 33 41 230.61 BigO Corp Service 13 31 Engin4.frjflQp,od,,ctsInc 54,313 Semlnolaplardwar, Wanda Flames Beauty 101,19 )43) Inw,ane Marketing Mini fligDCorp Tow Inc 149.34 Seminole Ins Agency 3791 EnterpriseCo,ntrColnt Salon 17.03 i,, 7287 2593 Mr Hair 6.97 7175 A Martin 8. Emma 75,47 3.mngl Lodge Inc Waters Plumbing Inc Interiort fly 1 S] , 711 BgDCorp 615 ,7$l Mr Locksmith Inc 39*6 MEihlman 17 71 Seminole Offset WCatherlt, Air Cond Irrnaf1on,lSpc,wp,,5 4 14)9 Big 0 Corp Mobile World Sates 10 39 Exciting Life Inc & Mfg Printers 42.17 Inlervest Inc 14 12 246.11 The Big Wheel I Serv Inc 3 3,72 Executive Point 34.33 Seminole Phi, William P Webb II lras Beauty Shop Bill Jan-s Family Inn 'I 34 Mociel In 1 4 41 33 Building c37.11 Barber Shop DC PA 37271 JIB Fiberglass 191 55 1 Trc. BILe Frame Modern Store Dr'sgn $0 79 Family Motor' Moines Seminole )VkMaI'nPlumbing & Specialists 5. Repair 33369 Is? Boln AWo Clin k of Concepts Inc of Fla Inc 13714 Electric Weklwa Floor Covering 1001 .1 AS Mens Fashions A Fern Park 1771 Monarch Pefrlqc'ration (Continued From Page 1)34 Fannie Restaurant Sen'n!i. 6 West Side Grocery --llc.ar an alIiatk,n f n;!, a 17 70 Di v c (on, lnr 437 12 155 lrc 12 i t James& Barbara 255 34 Seminole Surplus Store 4 .18.) Bargain Hut II 1$ dredge-and-fill permit m an BoesCratts 2) 3) 5r 16 Monroe Harbour Inc $944 FarIpy 1409,16 Semnean Drywall 3.49 Western Auto Store J&MSpraySi'ryic, a zoning commission to unnamed canal in Mobile Bonnie & Clydes 11991 205.53 M, i)oney Appliance Sery 27.66 FarrIers Plastering Supply Co Whitaker Paving JVGrocery 21? 41 Hideout 1.51 Den MOOre Masonry 20133 Service regulate land use requirements Manor at Lake Short, Drive. Se'ntryfenc Co Inc 79.01 Jack&MacsFurnilu,e 1$ i91 S.713 33 Constr 37.03 Therasfdoncot ,age 3) 02 Sell Glass Tank Co on county land arou WigsN Stuff 41.10 Jay Realty Inc e 37 69 3 174 -Consideranapplicauonror Posxi$t PIy.,vo & Home 10 Mullins Shell 203 43 Futh.r5,*j Realtors WilliamsAmoco *71 .lavmorCorp Shamrock Engineering In airport, 107 01 P53 Dor4tingCflt . .lo$f'phMMura,ko a permit to erect a dock and 7093 Felhecnett Forms Inc 17 57 Shanty Pub WII;iams Hair 4)9.70 )efttGropry I Ii P5utfr Unlimited Inc ), CI Sources of lighting, a well as bit hinse in Pr;iri'-' lth' Itpflcftom !helf 7777 Feminv.fI.,,,;qu., 1157) ¶hrilt',, l)ei-t Cars z 'ferry' 1')r'e'c ':o 17 r 44 11 9.9 1.er t.1Ii.1nt 11jl.1 l:L'if.. , em P a rk ' - ----i. L"- .11. - V,_ __ 1____ . 16 L_ In 6 " '.r,. ','i.I__... ___ Monday, April 21, 1975-3A bolons Stud ying Mci or Issues ' V Sanford. F,l. UA 4' An ti Image Campaign tm,.uu%u,I44, Grand Jury Report Placed Raton Evening Herald, Land Use Plan I - Legal Notice IIJLV UIWI 2w JTiSOflfMS on death rows in prisons around the United States would be spared. The court is hearing oral arguments today in the appeal of tse T T . FI cr, 2a . arid ).uiitor fruni Raleigh, .\.(, uho shot and killed a friend in July 1973 after an argumen that started in a dice game. Disclosures And IN BRIEF Boca - 1j" I .I He mentioned some of the proposed events planned by, th was lost with Xuan o I a committee heavily fought-for provincialcommemorative walk" to capital 40 miles to the east of Philadelphia by Barb ara Saigon, Muller, which will begin on May 1 and a county veterans' There was no immediate memorial to be located possibly action from the Viet Cong, but at the count' park on SR 419 they have been demanding Thicu's resignation and had said they were ready to start talks with "another adminis. tration" In Saigon "that speaks for peace, Independence, democracy and national con- - r%rlIrA City r:1 Nwl __ IN BRIEF Death Comes M MM. - City Group Meets ___ ' _____ " port in order that SCOPA may guidelines for an all out effort to The Commercial Committee anot attract industry to Sanford. ?.tllwee Middle School, won dinners for themselves and families, tenant. of the Greater Sanford POSTER CONTEST A subcommittee also was Chamber of Commerce will at McDona1d' , Fe 'n Park, for their posters on bike safety on Also, on tonight's agenda IS display at McDonald',, All children who made poster received a discussion of the 1 975-76 budget. formed this morning to finalize meet tomorrow morning In the the content of the letters, which chamber at 8:15 to finalize ticket for free hamburgers and french fries. From left, Donald Hughes, general manager, and the top may be followed up by a series plans for the May 13 'Farm-City Julie tihteai, of correspondence. Ronnie Montgomery (in back); Tom Wichma and Greg Bar. Festiva Festival.' The '25' committee is tle$t. (h erald Photo by Elda Nichols) The committee is operating on an advertising spearheading business support budget of $1,200-i ,400, Hunt for the produce and retail The Sanford City Commission said. selling 'Festival,' designed to and the Seminole County The 450 industries were spur the Sanford business Commission will meet in a joint seleed from computerized economy by bringing shoppers session tonight at 7:30 in lists provided by the Depart- from the surrounding areas Into A 19-year-old South Seminole substance, Sanford City Hall. Commerce. The lists downtown and Sanford Plaza, wine distributors office of Comerce. it , man was being held in count), an residence on Myrtle Ave. off S. charges of defacing private Nputy R. E. Ache and undetermined amount ofand The meeting, with discussion cash Sanford Ave. Sanford. * * * * * * * * ** * * * * ** * * * * * * * * jail on $5,000 bond today Sanford police patrolman John and checks was taken, acproperty and released to their expected to center on the much- * Sanford police today said parents custody. following his arrest at the W. Foster arrested Walter cording to deputy H. A. possible arrests contested double taxation Issue, * * pending Butler Plaza Shopping Center, Graham, 21, of Titusville, early Newshutz. Hughes said the juveniles is the first of a series which the * skmi" * Casselberry, on a charge of today at 25th St. and U. S. 17-92, further investigation of a were charged in connection county commission has * * NIghttime burglars forced weekend burglary at Croom.s with a March 29 incident in scheduled with the county's * * breakingtoand entering Intent commit with Sanford, on an auto theft their way Into the home of High School, W, 13th St. which vandals spray painted municipalities, * * a charge. Graham was being held Miron Wells, 118 Gum Si, Patrolman Tony Brooks said the words "Pig" and "Nark" in misdemeanor, * In county jail on $5,000 bond. AT ANY TIME Other items slated for * Sanlando Springs, deputies four persons, Including - Sheriffs deputy P. J. Higgins A 48-year-old Longwood man, reported, and took $135 from Juveniles, white on the freshly painted discussion include a regional * found Sunday van ola uniformed Sanford sewage treatment plant, joint * arrested Kevin Wayne Johnson, injured Sunday In an explosion Wells' wallet in a bedroom inside a fence surrounding the blue policeman 19, of Foxcroft Apartments, On at his paving projects, a county-wide ( ** while the resident was asleep. school, a bicycle behind a nearby' home, Hughes said one of the library system, animal control, Arnold Marchlone, of savings and loan association After officers obtained a key Ju;eniles indicated the van was parking around the county * 5H(RA, building after responding to i Press'iew Ave., Longwood, and entered the school grounds mistaken for one belonging to courthouse and sidewalk * HOTELS I MOTOR IHHI nORLOWIQE SiRVI 0 R (GON AVE NLIEATl4I TAT EAOAO4.SANFOaD fl2.1$aa * told deputies 50 in cash was they discovered the band room, an area narcotics agent, burglar alarm at the Music * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * paving on 27th Street leading to * Fires * * * * * * * * taken from a beer mug bank by library and several classrooms r Shack In the shopping center. burglars who broke a window to had been forcibly entered. Higgins said on his arrival he * Courts his home. School officiaLs were to make observed man Inside the store John Eardley, of 310 S. an inventory today deter* Police Beat Pressview, looking through record albums. Longwood, reported mine if anything is missing Casselberry police units watches, tape from the burglarized rooms. called to assist Higgins and a aboard his houseboat the recorder and a .32 caliber Joe Higgins, of 615 Pine Ave., man fled the store on a bicycle, Sanford Marina, was listed In revolver were taken from his Sanford, told police that $1 50 in officers reported. fair condition today at Orange residence, according to tools taken parked Sanford police jailed Joe Memorial Hospital, Orlando, sheriff's reports. residence. "Grandpa" Jones, 56, of 812 with back and leg injuries. Deputies today were ltaking Sanford police detective Sgt. Cypress Ave., Sanford, on Sanford Fire Chief G. M. for three saddles, valued at Eddie Hughes reported today $10,000 bond on a burglary Harriett said H. L Blanken. $300, taken in a breakin at a that two 16-year-old juvenile charge after residents at 814 ship, 48, of 303 Partridge Lane, barn at the Donald C. Younger boys have been arrested on Cypress called police reporting Longwood, reportedly was burglar. working on the engine of his The two families occupying houseboat, the "Good Idea," The the house told police they after refueling and a spark of captured Jones as he tried to undetermined origin set off a, ELECTRIC enter the house by a window, small explosion and fire. START 10 H.P. 30" CUT In other weekend A fire department report Altamonte Springs police jailed listed damages to the boat . 95 Barry Richards, $5,000 Plan. $4,000. Police said the fire ta'ion, Fla., on $5, bond. following the explosion was bond. 91 Richards was charged with quickly extinguished by other aggravated assault when boaters. Pacesetter ApartSheriff's deputies today NEVER BEFORE HAVE YOU ments on Wymore Road. reported burglars cut a lock off BEEN ABLE TO BUY Scott Cameron Bailey, 20, of a fence gate, pryed metal QUAUTY RIDING MOWERS 1320 Surmnerlin Ave., Sanford, panel from a warehouse and AT SUCH SAVINGS. -__ was being held without bond In entered the Jim Taylor Car, ___ _. I---__ county jail after his arrest early poratioll office at 183 Atlantic ..TURN $ - today by deputies on a circuit [)rive, Fern Park. court warrant charging A padlock was reported cut -1 _____ _____;~tJ:-"!I S . possession of a controlled off a strongbox in the beer and ITAI YYDA A I Ifl, BIKESAFETY we a City-County winners, Meet Tonight Bicycl ist Arrested In Area Burglary are '8'teaIt 4L- two DAY OR NIGHT were SlemtonnSanford Inn Action Reports enter to were two two radios, a a nn at were 'IR IJ CKLOA D SAlE from a car at his arrests, at General Electt Aftah IbduceditsPtI on its AmbassadOf C.t3I Air arrested at a con 429 - flb.fl Ufl Do You Know Gearqe Stuart (ER rating 68 BTU p er watt Price is for "Mmmi-_-, 0 .1!!:,r. 7,,H' R~- THROUGH SATURDAY, APRIL 26 -ONE WEEK ______ONLY SALE ' REG. 849 SAVE 98000 _; ~i 669 '' BUY NOW. 1 .: IN YOUR OLD MOWER (REGARDLESS OF �- o ngEveni Heswid — Around I 31"N Fit ENC II AVE., SANI'Oflfj, FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 305422.2511 or 831.9993 It's been about four years since the last Um J picked up a bowling ball. Having been invited to "finish-out" the present city League at Bowl America In Sanford, it didn't take too long to learn some of the other "old-timers" were still chucking 'em down the lanes; secondly, there are quite a few new friends whom you'll meet on any given night of bowling. Jack Ruehien is a classic example of the latter, After the second week of rolling with him, Huettlen gave me one of his peraonaiizejj name cards. It's worth repeating: Jack L. Ruettlen, U.S. Air Force, Retired-No phone; no credit; no address, no business; no money; and no problems. That's my kind of people Monday, April 21, 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher Wll.1,lA1 D. CURHIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MAR KEY, Advertising Director Iltqne 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, 12.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months. $32.40. I Has A Troublesoin income tax returns this year-due to contusion existing on 'tax tebates". And then I'm told by one of our readers that she recently had an Individual come to her front door, said he was a representative of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), and that she owed on this year's return. He further stated (and for effect.Jooked down on a typewritten sheet he had in his hand) that someone had turned this lady's einto his office. "Well. I don't believe that's correct", said the woman. "As a matter of fact, I have my return prepared by a certified public accountant and he f....n• 1,.... only lives a few doors ilnwn 1k1. U.'VL. IUU her and I'll get him for you." "No, no that's not necessary. Apparently been some sort of a mista ke back at the office." An with that, the 'caller' made a hasty retreat. (Ohviously, th e man was misrepresenting himself and was in no way connected with IRS) We offer this illustration to you hoping it'll serve as a warning to be prepared..... the vultures are ____ e It makes you sit back and wonder.On one side of the newscoluri we're told by Bob Pearson office manager for th e Sa nford office of H & H Block that there are many who apparently are not filing their Precedent Started? Robert Haldeman has been convicted and sen. fenced to prison for his role in Watergate. He has appealed his conviction. In the meantime, he hired out to CBS for two successive Sunday evening interviews in which he suavely insisted that he is not RAY CROMLEY guilty of anything with which he has been charged. Several things disturb us about this. To pay news figures for interviews is to set a troublesome precedent. CBS can afford to meet Haldeman's price, but some smaller news sources cannot. Does such treatment tend to give convicted felons a touch of glamour, a 'crtain star quality, to take the F curse off their ollense? We are accustomed to paying for memoirs, but these come along after the heat of th e event, when Of issues are settled. Does Haldeman's profession of innocence tend to rehabilitate him in the nation's eyes? Do we believe, as the Nixon administration WASHINGTON (NEA) - A few days ago I spent the evening with South Vietnamese who appeared to believe, that 'P.R." can take care of had been making frantic phone call., to Saigon, almost anything? attempti ng to learn the fate of parents, sisters, Should CBS in effect, subsidize such "P.R." for a brothers. They were now convicted criminal still awaiting a decision on work out what couJdbe done.together, trying to meycameupwIth appeal" no answers. There are serious issues involved here, but These men and women were not thinking only perhaps the simple underlying truth th at connects of relatives, but of hundreds of thousands of a ll of them is that delineations between news and other Vietnamese they knew would be killed or Imprisoned indefinitely by the conquerors, show business are growing fuzzy. Some of these quiet women were considering No matter how hard it tries on occasion to be chainlngtlemselsesto the fencesur,.jng the more, often with brilliant success, television j White House. Most sat unspeaking in complete inherently an entertainment medium. The selec- dejection. tion and broadcasting of news There are a million South Vietnamese who is influenced by its entertainment value. have worked for the American government, or The Haldeman show was entertaining, in much American firms, or who are related to the same way that certain grotesqueries of the SAmerican., or Vietnamese living in the U ni ted ta tes, or who ha ve otherwise been closely circus side sho ws entertain, associated wi th the American presence In that But what he was talking a bout went to the core of country. the American morality, It is a tough There are millions mo re - intellectuals, enough challenge for news media to deal with such mat- school teachers, lawyers, politicians, Ian. downers, police, military officers and NCOs, ters. It is no place to seek entertainment, And in the end, the Bob Haldeman Show offered hamlet chiefs and village council members, officers In fishi ng and farming cooperatives, who very little else. would be expected victims of execution squad If developments in Hanoi after 1954, lii Souti Korea after the Northern invasion, in South Vietnam after the Tet attacks and in Cambodian The Clock coirdng out of the woodwork. They are ast1ng an envious eye towards the anticipated tax rebates. Don't let 'em get yours. Evening Harm Id, Sanford, Fl. I' '1 There was a time when "Life Begins At 40" meant something. With the changing (lines, that number has been reduced In some circles. The prospects of changing one's career or starting from scratch after age 35 will be explored by natIonally-renowned exnerts during a "New Careers at Mid-Life" symposium Ma' 9-30 at Florida Technological University. The program, which will get underway Friday May 9 is designed to provide those who are facing career choices with Insights of what they can expect and how to refocus their own priorities, Incidentally, there are more than 600 students at FTU who are over 40 years of age. IN . Vmll~ .., 7,./ ,.-;",-,:: ... ANY I 1 1. V ~bOut Millions T -Z, -- John spoiski associate editor 0 0 il hamlets taken over by Communist forces in the Past year establish a pattern of murder — and I think they do - we, the United States and the way . - Bishop s Wife A Worker ORLANDO, Eta. iAPi "it was almost unheard of for a bishop's wife to have a payin g ob hristiami Folcll, v.ife of Central Florida's Episcopalian P p a bishop. But today. Mrs. Folwell works a 9a m to 3 in shift in the progressive care unit at Orange MrnoriI Hospital -She says her husband, the Rt. Rev. William Folwell, and their three children encouraged her to take up a nursing Int' '' Kissy Call _____ 91) — ____ ( . / ___ ~~ ' -- - career. 7 ~. Since there are a lot of indications that the W76 presidential nominations may turn out to be up for grabs, It behooves all of us to stop and consider whether we might be right for the job. Thinkofit: Fame! Power! Achancetoseeif you antaktheFBlandCl tolettingyourun the country, - 'Thank God we are free to be ourselves" says \lrs Folwell. 441V 11 ____ ____) . ____ ____ ____ ___ ____ ___ :- / - _________ ____ ___ _____ _____ ___ - _____ ))\" ___ _______ ____ _____ ___ .. c ir ________________________________ - Preside n t Che cko if - - JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD / CQ men.cci WASHING1ON__RlOO1.,asItLIoUI have the iIIhtcI An,,k• •1...' we 1---nave otasej boycott,, . Otherwise, are bringing the politics of th we don't want (bern doing recent columns, e Middle people working for us," we have exposed atrocious East to their investments here in the United bu siness In South Carolina, Another ex-employe, also on tape, recalled .. It's not a Jewish Sta tes, deficiencies in Veterans Administration issue, but an American Issue." that a younger employe asked at a sales hospitals. Now a Baton Rouge, La., veteran, They have purchased Kiawah, a pearl of an Responded the Kuwaitis In Washington: Marvin meeting: "What should I do? I ha ve Haborn, has this Jewish island with 10 miles of sparkling .-Mere Is never evidence of malpractice, He sand and virgin customer, and he wants to come to the going to be any discrimination will charge Island. land off the South Carolina coost. They plan to What do I tell in a $3 million lawsuit (at the Kiawab island resort) against the Jews him?" as inadequate and irresponsible treatment in that construct a $250 million resort for rich Jews." The world boycotting, said an embassy hospitals caused VA One of the older salesmen, according to the him severe injury. Ills story has Americans on the island. spokesman, "has nothing to do with Jews, . It ex-employe,retorted: "You Just tell him there Is Is been corrobroati by doctors and only against Israel." layers The Kuwaitis iiave chosen Sea Pines Corp., a no synagogue on the island, and none is plan: John Bartels, controversial chief of the Drug company accused of subtle prejudice against ned" Footnote: To get the Kiawah project going, Enforcement Admin istr ation, was so furious This "was agreed with no surprise by Jews, to de velop and manage the posh Island pa Fraser spoke with the Treasury over our recent report De On the narcoti rtment In cs enanyone," reported the ex-employe, resort Kuwait, of course, is a "There was Washington. Thereafter, a high Treasury of- borccment mess that he drafted a four-page no Arab boycott against companies that do reaction, no stiffening. It was Just, yeah, ficial, Assistant Secretary Gerald business Panky, response, This was sent to all his regiona l with lsr-,wI. that's what you say, that's how assisted the Kuwaitis by making a directors with stern orders call to the that his couuntnt.s 01 the sev'n or eight houses of worsiip Tic priident of Sea Pines, George Fraser, ('j'on County Coil in behalf of the must be "made known to all your at employes" and project. Parksy cited a statement favoring forcefully denied that ie or his company has lillian Head, Fraser acknowledged, none are Arab should be used "as a regional respon.,, to any ever encouraged an anti-Jewish attitude. He °gt investment in the United State.,. A few days ago, in the region that ran the Anderson SLID a third forma- employe, named high executives In his organiza tion over column." the objectio ns If he were as zealous in pursuing ..-. of the Qiarles , dope are execVtive rahge, explained: "We don't want , community and envlronmentajlsts, puahersas he is - -- Of Kuwait - • Let' lust hope that, when and It they start snowing obscene and indecent material on TV, they wail until the m3leria/ is no longer cons'dered obscene and indocanif" 4 . - * ' Face Vietnamese . SAIGON, South Vietnam Me Thuot and the wholesale — Crucifixion, beheading killing of halfAmencan babies stoning? inthccoastalcity ofNhaTran. Or packed movie houses, One U.S. official admitted: . Iresturants, and "Well, honestly, we are making . i schooldays as usual? a lot of this issue because it can 1. I * 40UPW . Those are the two views of life affect ongoing deliberations of . ________________ in the 19 provinces of South the aid program here. We know •. . Vietnam occupied this year by some congressmen are already ' ' S the Viet Cong and the North wavering to our side." .: • Vietnamese. me other version of the occu_____________ An estimated 7million people pationstoryistoldbyrepresen— have been brought under Corn- tatives of the Viet Cong's / I munist rule. Provisional Hevolutionar)' . . Depending on who you t.alk to. Government in their weekly . lide -• .', their life is either a blood bath news conferences at Saigon's r . _______________ or a love bath. ii Tan Son Nhut air base. .'..... '". U.S. Embassy' officials are "We will treat humanely. __________ ________________ the the blood bath generously and honestly .ifl ., ., theory. They are soliciting thosewhohavecooperatedwiu : 1 Western newsmen in Saigon the adversaries provided they ..:. •' crimes they claim are com- serving thenterests i us andof the Forest City Ekmeata.-y School students presented a folk dance for the recent FOLK DANCE rro meeting, in. mitted by the Communist occu- Thien administration," said a iIncling, from left, front, IJny 7.trnnier,nan, Scott WIlion, Su.saii Tanuav, \ijcheJlt' r fl Ilotla, ('arnmi.' pation forces. Viet Cong spokesman on SaturFOR Roy r awl 'I onv Bauur. Herald I'liotti h' Elda Nichols) The South Vietnamese gov- day. ernment will say only that it has Some foreign newsmen sta' confirming evidence." tioned in Hanoi, tue North VietBut YOUflI Embassy aides with narnese capital, have visited Da I' sheaves of pink copies of Nang, the second largest city in reports to Washington tell of the South Vietnam which was given Egy execution of 300 soldiers and up without a fight three weeks policemen on the streets of Ban ago. fl The Associated prt'çc h ,nv,tc.1 . ..., lfl(4?'1t ,.i,I irn .uiuwt'. rai .ews Agency lie said the Soviet Union had Egyptian Foreign Minister delegation, and of the semiofficial Cairo agreed to invite the PLO to the Ismail f'ahzny' says his governThis raised the prospect of an paper Al Ahram: talks. The Soviet Union and the ment will not take part in any Israeli boycott, since the Israeli "Egypt refuses to return to United States are cochairmen further Middle East peace bid government refuses to nego- the step-by-step approach or of 51101'? the conference. by Secretary of State Henry A. tiate with the Palestine guer- any similar formulas and does Egyptian President Anwar (.f1 Kissinger and is ready for re- rillas. There have been sugges. not object to holding the Geneva Sadat was flying to Saudi sumuption of the Geneva confer- tions that Israel might accept peace talks either before or Arabia today for talks with -CflCC in June, according to them as part of a unified Arab after the Arab summit confer. King Khaled, President liafez MOD(L77 Ei. Egyptian news reports from delegation. ence." StovOiis sf•1. Assad of Syria and PLO leader Moscow. nstont s tart, 1'? . Fahmy met for four hours Fahmy did not specify a date Yasir Arafat on a strategy for h P. oUtOfflotc Fahmy also said Egypt's only Sunday in Moscow with Soviet for the resumption of the Gen. rv•rsrg action the new Geneva conference, condition for the Geneva nego- Foreign Minister Andrei A. eva talks, but the Arab summit Khaled met Saturday in RI. tiatiorb is that the Palestine Grornyko. Afterward he told is tentatively scheduled for late yadh with King Hussein of JorLiberation Organization must correspondents of Egypt's offi- June. dan, 184.95 , .. . '.- -- . . 0 . - t Ref uses d -- I 5- Bone Growth A Problem - JOTES el,. nan.,., Teen Ann Arrn ao. DeRn! P ' y larD' PileP'ois r....... ri't'; arrn A Vauql'n Arm BIRTHS P.r fivn'vi r I I l,!,'l & P,r% (0,100, a grI, Sanlc''t - ii WEATHER Veferda.s ti,gh H ow Ihi'. 61 Partly cIOdy to occasionally ClOudy through Tuesday PIPI5 i'rosily in the low 10'. Lows ?onght in the .0'. Wn'lS 00fTIflQ mostly lan easterly 10 to IS lvi r)h probahity 0 onr r,-,it tCiJ,)y, 70 per (ef, tOniQPIt and 1u'sd' ;,-,,,., 'nuoP' r ?ly Pfl'fl'.It Florida r&r nr r,a,tIy c I,jdy ,jnØ moStly cm v 'ir, ri nef than a low ,5V)l4ft(tJ %t'flwtt'. 'iA,f *0h h.4hs fl the ICr Low'. Iron' I&P#f SO% and lower 60'. north In lower to m'd 70'. sOuth ytOM flri,ch $'de% Ice TuCSdhy 5 55 pm - 100v high 571 a II 75 a m, pm Port Canavera' high S 01 a m. S42 p m . low 11 53 o 11 71 a t'ornin I' I DISCHARGES anlord (,rl .'oAnn P4 , !3-n 5 .',abIe AS (osso.' Myrna J Wardwell. & U,'). Of fSry Maria H.'vnk.', DcBar Grace F Cross. Deltona (rmcn Kennedy. Dttona Pearl AS Thomas. 0.-Itona Frarrrs (hepv"a" tOn'i.'vOOd Petty Lou W'du.s Lon'.'.r.i>d P,'ari.' C Tie-rfrn'ann, Orar'o,' II,,_,_,.,,.. __________ OAKVAWN I e rials -_.. . M mo - - - "- 111 I .,. ~V - "j - tirresponding to press criticism, county . DEAR DR. LAMB— I would like some information please. Last spring my mother, age 17, APRIL 21 APRIL 23 Seminole Audubon Society, 2 began having blinding TOPS Florida Chapter 79 Volunteer Services Fair p.m., Firolda Power and Light headaches and occasional dizzy iweight club;, 7:30 p.m. above sponsored by FAVORS, 10 a.m. building, 301 N. MyTtle Ave., spells. As the summer wore on IGA Store, Lake Mary to 3 p.m. FlU Village Center Sanford. County Extension his headaches grew worse. He Boulevard. Visitors welcome, Green. Displays and director will speak on "Sneak fainted several times, and he Deltona Illinois Club, 6 p.m., representatives from various Attack on Bugs." Open to the lost so much muscle control Community Center, carry-in area organizations. oublic. ,I,n, at I.*. 3LUIiIU&eU cunsm-anuy. dinner. Former residents of At times he could hardly hold it is corrected, the patient Golden Age Olympics SISTER, Inc., noon, Cavalier Illinois residing In Detona his head up. His family, doctor should return to his normal invited. Games follow meeting. Steering Committee, 8 a.m., Restaurant, sent him to a neurosurgeon who state rather quickly, Sanford Chamber of Commer ce APRIL 24, 25 and 27 Seminole County Humane promptly operated. The Mechanical pressure in that Deflary Society, ml p.m., First Federal, Building Players Inc., neurosurgeon removed a piece area of the cord can affect the SR 434, Longwood. Roller Skating Party at Skate present, "Caught In The of skull bone that was pressing nerve fibers that control the Vilhian's Web" at the DeBarv APRIL re,. L . i, .._....i "I '"' 3 3}JIi1UI (.v1u. '•'" opening and closing of the smal Silent Auction and Bridge Oviedo Band Boosters, 6:30 to 9 Community Center, 8 p.m. and As I understand it. the doctor arteries, the blood pressure Sunday, 3 p.m. Luncheon to benefit Maitland p.m. Open to public. said the bone was growing Into muscular action and almost al Civic Center and local his spinal cord, APRIL 25 bodily Functions. No wondei charities, sponsored Deltona Garden Club lun. by I would like to know What Seminole County L!ncoln Day your brother had trouble. Maitland Woman's Club, 10 cheon and Installation of of. causes this condition. How is it What causes it? That Is hard a.m, to 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. ficers of club and all 17 Garden Dinner with U.S. Congress treated and what after effects Trent Lott (H-Miss.) at Lord to say. The basis for it may Oil painting, Tuesday, 11:30 Circle, Stetson University Chumley's, SR 436, Altamonte are there, f any? My brother's have been present from birth, Union Hall, 12:30 p.m. health is good now. Would this am. to 2:30 p.m., Friday, Springs. condition relate to my' brother and, with bone growth as he a.m. to noon, 10 weeks. Call Installation Dinner of Deltona APRIL 25-27 grew, the condition progressed being a twin? Seminole Junior College Business and Professional until it caused problems. Allamonte Springs Players DEAR READER Your Community Services for Women's Club, Deltona Golf present "Adventure on Patch brother is very fortunate In adults, particularly' after to reservations, and Country Club, 6:30 p.m. Street," 8 p.m., Friday and have his problem correctly age 40, degeneration of the Hopper Elementary School Saturday and Sunday, 2:30 p.m. diagnosed and treated with no bones and such things as cerkindergarten and first grade APRIL 24 appar ent damage. vical art hritis lead to bony spur round-up, 10 am. to 4 p.m. Red Bug Elementary School APRIL 26 The spinal cord joins the formations that sometimes Red Bug Elementary School Bring birth certificate and Kindergarten registration and brain Just as it enters the large cause pressure on the cord or immunization. Refreshments orientation, 2 p.m. Bring child's PTA Carnival, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., hole in the base of the skull, the nerve roots. Red Bug Road. Haunted house, birth certificate. will be served, point where the vertebral One of the astronauts had a auction, prizes, games, horse column Joins the skull. At this rides and refreshments. of the opening In the area there are many nerve spinal column from an Teague Middle Srhool tracts, like huge bundles of o~ergroulh of bone in that area. I'IOSPITAL "Spring Thing" carnival, 9:30 electrical wires, that carry the lie subsequently had surgery am. to 5 p.m., school grounds signals to and from the brain to for it and apparently has had no ,'lrrc1 V.critv. Deltona 0 in Forest City. Games, booths the entire body below the head, APRIL 19. 1011 trouble with it since. He is a PP'ytli% J Doyle. LOnq.Ood SDMISSIONS and refreshments. Proceeds A bony spur rarely' grows out well-known public figure. We PtP ( Hfld%. Orange City benefit PTA school projects. Millie Die".' l'l4mplOn. 5 Qrl, of the skull opening and may debated sonfora at some length about Ov.c'dO F11;% I Oo'ton create pressure on the spinal the question of whether the APRIL. 27 June ohI APRIL 20. 915 Deltona Young at Hearts Club cord. Similarly, bone growth in opening was so small that we Theo Letou'neau ADMISSIONS dance party, 8 p.m., Deltona the cervical spine can narrow should not recommend him for eeUIa, r P,.ilpr .."a"-Ontt LaurIe S J1IflCS Community Center to benefit the channel where the cord is the program. lie passed and Sanfero Sprn'. Central Florida Zoo. Refresh- located and cause pressure on fulfilled his mission in space. Eare MicPterf Petleteu lle. DeBarv Fried,' ments. For tickets contact Greg the spinal cord. He lm V We. DrIlone JAcavlpline P ftrc.'.n And, I don't think that the fact Whenever the pressure FveI-n Mc"qen, Deltorw O'Connell, 646 Logan Court, ft,'e C,tII 11 rc1S Oranu" PUlP' ( Deltona. Open to residents of creates symptoms, the usual that your brother is a twin has ,stlim loi'. VQhF and best approach is to relieve anything to do with the conSeminole and Volusia. DISCHARGES DISCHAR Howard H Hodot's dition. Monroe-Wilson Elementary the pressure by surgery. It is a eteIeh Ff;,abetr Slü*-nrrn fIri,r.i Sanford School pre-school roundup for plain mechanical problem, Send your questions to Dr. HCry Duncan LOS Corb't relieved by a direct mechanial Lamb, in care of this Ethel I Pam'.y kindergarten and first grade, 10 Willi e Cov,n '.e Penry WililimS a.m. to noon, at Wilson School approach. If permanent nerve newspaper, P,O.Box 1551, Charles Edward Day's Jr r". Lowell 4uSSiIl Pafruca I D"M''S' & damage hasn't occurred before Radio City Station, New York, building, irT,ic1, 'ergeret Virginia Prr Rrrrarcl lf rrnq PitPrd I K i ng M 'arn's, & bo! PP'ec1, I Edward A r,ankufeAs. D0'o1J Evelyn A Peardov Deltofl,i CelPeqir,e P.' Srhlenk, clton,, '.'arrl r 5r'' . become another Miami Mich. Jews have counclj gave the Kuwaitis a vital DEA wouldn't be losing The compa ny now runs a fkslUooabie the drug war. There sub. another plate. That's Miami Beach. They don't is nothing in his four-page response, Incidentally, clued resort at Hil ton Head, S.C. In a taped in. need WASHINGTON WHIRL: We recentlythat requires the slightest retraction this, I don't say Sea Pines discriminates, as reported that balking bureaucra ts tenriew, a f- high-level employe charged such, but we can't let it become like Miami , Walter at th Reed Army hospital recent!)' called in the and WIidlifs Service are that Sea Pines' salesmen were told by the Fish Beach," their Ot*tructip,g Endangered Species Act. which Li sm.'.'- *-e military bosses: "We have any Jewihar. - police, believe it or not, to slop Arniy . ,, ie3aJ, We want the Jews to stay stop inc slaughter of tram eating their own packed lunches vanislgng anfm In Miami." community In Our at s.c., column brought a demand Fraser said Hilton Head has about the same not ng the hoaitaI cafeteria, Only food purchased at hi to say about disa'imlnation at Sea Pin" from foui powerful the cafeteria, under the martial law that had senators — Proportion of Jewish owre that would Warren Magnuson, fl--Wash., Robert been imposed be f4 but a good deal of comment on the Kuwaitis. Byrd, D.- W.Va., Alan Cranston W the $45,000-a-year popuia Inside the cafeteria, tion at large. could be eaten "We're fearful of aeondary boycotting as Philip , f).-Cali f and on the premises. A Hart, D.-Mid-.. — for a null first ocean-front lot sold by Sea Pin spok es man said there was "a es, he ,J already practiced by the Arabs in the U ni ted wish report, "We problem" but acknowled went to a Jew. But Fraser conceded: "I don't to emphasize," they wrote, "that ged that that the use of States," he said, "We want Kuwait to end the this matt we view mthLry poli ce er as both serious and urgern". should not hn',t' . in happened." -_ -, "fl"" Aea.rt Rlac,mut r,nt, AL PORZIG PLUMBING Pn.Jfl.JI,o -p Baptists Arabs' Oasis Developing In i'_ - - VWRS 9% CALENDAR luck holding out?" 5. Most presidents choose their Cabinet and advisors from among (a) lists of the best Of qualif!ed people, regardless of political af filiation; (b) friends and relatives; (C) fellow -$ party members; (d) bowling teamma tes. audience to telephone the church of masmedia by a religious organiza ti office after 6. A good vice president should be (a) seen on, the every program, Mem be rs of the Pastoral Southern Baptists would get an arm f ull staff and not heard; (b) heard of twndie the "phones" and offer immedia te seen and not heard; (d) Vi and not seen; (ci not ce president? What's a nce assistanceandguldatowitha The airways are filled with a vice president? wiW jumble of , Allen also makes pe those services, preachers, heale rsonal Comments on phonies, Bible cut events th 7. The purpose of the presidential le at are press ead d g a ssons and parWime prophets. Some main of many -line weekly news show — right the Communist officials convince me that denominations br urin conference is to (a) ena ble the White House do well with children's programs and weather. And First U some subtle lobbying Is being carried between Sports reporters to get on ev1sion; (b) save the re is out with postage agreements with Hanoi or the Viet Cong cannot and others offer Baptist boomlg. firstte counse ng. But li week possibly achieve When the Bap ts built their state networks from ha ving to show weak episodes of safety forwill these victims. If Tet in Mam then the stai Service as an "Independent" bc of Is any precedent, the troops be followed by and th week out, e Baptists seem the Executive nay be taking Its independence too much "Kung Fu" or "Rhoda;" (C) remind to have the headquarters in LoWsaa In public 1960, they located knack for comznunica(l ideas, project grantW. that you're the president and your for political cadre with lists of those name Isn't a Alexandria, the geographic center. Here is a Millard Filhnore, James K. Polk or Harold whomust caring image and challenging some of des tr oyed. the rigid nerve center for a dozen different agencies that assum S pt th se ions of is cular society, tassen; (d) fool some of the people all of the If such "enemi es of the state" remain in serve the l00 cooperative Sou th In Albuquerque, N.M., the pastor of the First Chur ern Baptist time and all of the people some of the time and Vietnam, Communist doctrine runs, they must Baptist Church, ches ani their 500,000' members. Yet Dr. Morris Chapman, has made something hope there aren't enough votes left over to be destroyed, else they will endanger the effective use Of was lacking. The small sign beat televi at the sion spots to advertise the front door hardly hievement you if you run again. ac of Communist political and social concerns and programs reached the ioo,00o who passed of his congregation, Not the building everj day, So Di', Robert 8. When people who helped you objectives. This doctrine is impersonal. Red only are these 20.eecond spots campaign More taxpayers are checking the boxes on their federal L Lee, well produced, but come around to the White House af leaders believe that deviation is false mercy. the selection time executi ve secretary of the cOnvention, income tax rehwm this year to earmark $1 each to help pay for is carefully chosen to hit a with a block-buster: the largest came UP election looking for Jobs, you (a) preteter the Showing compassion for a few hundred ft nd you next year's presidential elec(Jn campaJgn. religious don't recognize them, give or a m lion, th sand family audienceSometimes these $Pots appear Inesmage ey are nvinced, wi il th co ll hold back em an autographed dur ing the newscasts at other times in Late facing One reason is that the Internal Revenue Service has put the the Communist advance of the great majority, evening. th and soudie norcenter rW- Picture and send them away; (b) kill two birds k th. worK One key presentation was made just 30 question in 8 Prominent Place on the front page of Form 1040 wi th one stone na Costing almost $75,000 the message cen is by naming them to be am. It should be emphasized that this doctrine is minutes before the Super &wl. instead of burying it inthe tIQCk Pages as Lhey did I= year. ter 50 bassador not applied to the rich and to Mo co; (C) ask If they know feet square, with powerf ul alone. It Another reason Is the note cn the form that Dr. Jimmy Allen covers the San Antonio are flashed rM four-loot letters. 71le messages explains that applies to the little man the elementary anything 0out tape ~ecorders; (d) make them a on 64 lampbanks, directed ~ checking the "Yes" boxes will not school metropolitan community with Sunday by a inciease your tax or reduce telecasts computer system teacher, the small farmer, the chief personal advisor, since that way you'll of a tiny from the morning worship your refund, have downstairs, Messages, arservice. A powerful nouncements, hamlet, and village elders them close where you can keep your eye on Scripture But the biggest reason is that since last year th and them persuasive speaker, he quotations and in. and make sure th e corrupting invited his viewing spiration w ey don't do anything underords can be stationary or traveling. effect of big money in presidential campaigns has been dramatized by the do wnfall of Richard Nixon and many of his associates. PL'tlal public financing of the 1976 presidential primaries, I nominating conventions and general election campaigns no w appears to more Americans like a worth while experiment. edia M ag Ic . WASHINGTON 'APi — Relaxing after a busy week of travel and speechmaking, President Ford went to the Burning Tree Country Club in nearby Maryland for a round of golf, In his foursome were Rep. George Mahon, D.Tex.; Rod Markley, a vice president of Ford Motor co., and William Whyte, a vice president of U.S. Steel. The President had returned Saturday from a two-da) trip to New England where he launched the U.S. Bicentennial celebration at the sites of the opening battles of the American Revolution. Cosell. 2. If elected, you would be in a position to call Berry Kissinger (a) Mr. Secretary; (b) Hank; (c) Kisay; (d Boss. 3, Whenever anything goes wrong, looks like it might go wrong or shows the potential to go wrong In the distant future, your first step Is to (a) blame Congress; (bI blame Congress; Ic) blame Congress; (d) all of the above. 4, President Harry Truman's famous saying, "the buck stops here," referred to (a) campaign contributions; (b) the awesome responsi bility of wondering whom to nominate as ambassador to Monaco; (C) the fact that where the White House Is concerned, getting there is more than half the Elm; (d) misunderstand1, since he was acWally just answering the question, "How Is your ______ , Ford Enjoys Round Of Golf 40 For those at you who are intrigued by the possibility, here Is a quick presidential aptitude test you can try to see If you have what it takes: 1. The best way to win a lot of votes Is to get rid of (a) inflation; (b) depression; (C) infl ation and depression; (d) Cher Bono and Howard -. - _________ . - -I .-- _. . ) ., I " - - - DAVID POLING Theartwvrkon since our let ters were adorned mainly with cam a long ur Presidents and ocaasloml "cvnunemorativ pict es t es." A flWsthinp w ha t we can to aid these people to escape the now on sale has a blatant plug for country and to find new homes, wherever collective baain1ng theY government employes. by can be accommodated. We did this for The Postal Service says the stamp is jut ca li Hungar ian and other victims of Commu l ng aUention the fact that union negotiating has provided to takeovers and repressions, a way Of "stabilizing" iaboranagem relaU. We Sending On-the-spot aid for Hanoi to adwould like to believe U minister, or an agreement with Hanoi on mercy that appearance of stamp has nothli to do with to the conquered, will be fnñtiess, Talks over the d that the extension of colive bargain the rights to yea public employes Is one of the hot Issues this eaing rs with present and In t Far as te rn and the Legislatures : 'Fest -_ ,M%e~l, . V, - - -7 - _____ - Disapproval Stamp IF II - - _- 14 f-,~..I.,~ 1._X:Z_* ____-f -- -- - --A7 - I 2 Views Of L if e . . Portugal i All) — The election Friday of a con. stitutional assembly Is widening the gulf between Portuil s leftist military rulers and the Roman Catholic Church. ie ruling junta banned the church party, the Christian lXmocrats, from the ballot, and the church hierarchy a ago warned Catholics not to vote for the Cornmunists or any other party with ideology "incompatible with the Christian conceptan of man." MeanwhiI, the junta told voters confused by the presence of 12 parties on the ballot to vote anyway and cast a blank ballot. But th e Lay Council in Oporto, noriern • ortugal, said on Sunda) that oters should thur Preference dearly by marking their ballots. For Latent ____ - . I . I - BRIEF AA 'I• Wide ns iviiiitary ens Rift RALPH NOVAK p . _. .I Portuguese Election -- Worrying 1! WO RLD Monday, April 2), 1975-5* - 70$ S. French Sanford IM I- - i 1 ' --. .. LOW AUTO RATES ,'f 1 N.Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr. Lamb's booklet on Ulcers, send 54) cents and a long self' - addressed stamped envelope to the same address and ask for the "Ulcers" booklet. ------"-.-- L 312 4. Hwy. 17.tl. CaneIberry 10 7 NY Under 25 - SR-22's Cancelled - Rejected E.Z. Payments - Quotes 3220285 - 831-9774 2 417-,S,, French Ave. USS1 Sanford, Fla. 32771 INSURANCE AGENCY �-- - WOMEN Fwaninn u...i.. __ - - -. - - SPORTS Evening Hera ld, Sanford, F!. Darlene . Berkley Monday, April 21, 1175.-1 Paces Victory .. retticoat Patriots Run Away With FirstBrantley Relays Sweeping the board to win the most blue ribbons in the design section was Mrs. Charles Wilke (kit), with her Sweepstakes Award winning entry, "Tallahassee." which incorporates the magnolias and state seal of the capital city, as well as a bridle to symbolize the riders who journeyed from Pensacola and St. Augustine to establish a capital at their ¶7'CeIIng point TnI1husee. Mrs. R. farrell (left), Friday, when she discovered she had won the Novice Award on the Sanford Garden Club's Spring Flower Show with her arrangement of shells and foliage symbolizing the famous ahelly beaches of Sanibel Island. ME F pdap,4 nnf Mnri.ii, TI.....1 ...iL.. iaitu,u wiwu - -. - .{T _ - - ' - p- .__-___ - ., ... IneuLscuswlU)0245..1ee17.jnch 92-feet, 64111ch total. Lake Weir Curtis, placed sixth with 23 47-feet, I-inch total. Lake performance, being edged by took unner.uphonoi-s with a. points. Brantley followed with a Lake Weir with 246-feet, 4-inch. feet, 13-inch total. FOREST CITY - It was distant third on a 45Miss Curtis now walks with a feet,4-inch Seminole closed the gap with The softball throw once again limp due to the Girls! Girls! Girls! Saturday effort, cast bounded a pair of firsts in the shot put saw Boykin ' I afternoon as the Lake Brantley guide the Tribe from her foot to The discus saw the visiting and the softball her knee. The throw. Behind with a 568-feet, 7-inch total. Girls Track team hosted the Winter Haven lasses control the the Trinity Miss Everything was arm of Laverne Boykin, the Merritt Island - first annual Brantley Relays. event with a 268-feet, 4-inch followed with injured last week in track acTribe captured an over- 491-feet. tion at a meet In Gslnesvl!Ie. Female thinclads from total. The Pats aLso took third fn whelming first in the shot with The Brantley team of Gina While running the 2M yard dash 3 Vim around the state took part in the Nickman, Tern Foster and she mysteriously nine team relay which saw the _______________________ broke a bone Tammy Hicks combln h ,nfrt ki • combined effnrti in h" hosting Pt1lrnil tg ..•...40 IdU •J - ...-','.. Pr,tt USV -UILUIUeU Lhe in the high jump for top honors run, coilasping at the finish line the first place trophy with 111 wi th a 13-feet, 6-inch total. Lake due to the pain. total team poin ts. Weir deadlocked with the Pats. Winter Haven was second MLs Curtis is r'ut f or ft .' rfs ilie ruuiung eents became of the year with the cast being with 8 points, followed by the Patriot key as the Gibson removed In a month. &minolewith 56. . fr Gaisbegantorwlaway with the The depth of a team makes up Lake Howell Oak Ridge meet I th e sco ring, combing the efforts " .. __.. .'finished in the basement with . ; of the top three participants and Lake Brantley recorded top team total of 17.5 and 7 in the mile medley, two mile respectively. The Oak Ridge adding that total to determine 7 the teams performance In a relay, mile relay, sprint team has been in exist.ance but medley,880yardrelayJ -,--certain event. a week. , distance relay. And depth was the name of The combined forces of Troy the game for Mike Gi bson's GIRLS . An ne Gaines, Berkley, Teresa Gals. The Darle ne Berkley,'Lake Brantley lii. Winter Haven Tinsley and Kerr-I Heffernan inspired Brantley Bunch 19',; Sanford 54: Mer ritt Island 51, took tops in the distance medley Lake Wilt 41; Rockledge captured seven firsts out of the 30; Trinity with a 14:01.8 timing. 14 events for the day, over. Prep 23; Lake HowlI 17'i; Oak Nickman, Terri Hunt, coming a strong attack by 1' LONG 1 Winter Haven. Karin Rosenhiemer and Terri 479' 2JUMP Winter Haven who had (ow- top MerrItt island, 171, 3 Foster controlled the 880 yard Lake Brantley, IS'.; DISCUS; I showings. Winter Haven, 2644: 2. Lake Weir. me dley wi th a 1:52.4 docking The Haveners took an early 2161; 3 Lake Brentley, 745 7. SHOT e sprint medley Th command In th e field events team of Lou PUT- I. SemInole (Greeliy, Lake Brantley's Tammy Hicks clears the bar In th Nickman, Lori Ball, Mary Boyington. Lsma -I taking the long jump and the e high Jump at Saturday's first anazal Lake i. Lake J Brantley Relays to help the petticoat Patriots win their owm and Lisa Eberle id-i Weir, 59.11; 3 Lake Branviey, $56. discus categories. SOFTBALL THROW: 1. Serninof e Clung) ut 2:315 to crm the f A combined total of 47-feet, insh I' M (Greeley. Boyington. Boyd) 54$ 7, 7 for a first. 9.2$-inches in the long Merritt Island. 491; 3. Lake Howell The mile relay team of 41; HIGH JUMP: 1 Tie. Lake -i".- -. Jeanne D'Arville, Susan Brantley (PIIckman T. Foster, and Lake Weir, 134. 3. ....., Lannon, Neals and Hunt Hicks) Sanford. I) 1; 410 SHUTTLE produced the top honors on a RELAY: 1. Rokledge, 70.6; 2. Lake 4:24.8 timing. Robin Whi ttaker, Brantley. 72; 3. Winter Haven 76.7 -- -. DISTANCE MEDLEY I. Lake Tammy Ridge, Tinsley and Brantley (Gaines. Birkley, Tinsley, Heffernan needed 10:57.6 for Nefernan) 14:011; 2 , Winter Haven, Darlene Berkley shows her pleasure as she crosses th e finish tine the two mile relay. 11:13: 3. Trinity Prep. 1435-5: goo the mile relay for L RELAY: Lake Brantley ILgh. Miss Berkley was the RELY: 1. Like Bra.itley (Nick In the mile relay it w man Hunt, Rosenherlmer, T track and field event's most outstanding athlete Saturday. Gaines, Lannor, Rosenhjemer Foster) 1:523; 2. Lake weir; 1:51 2. and Berkley with a 4:395 3 Winter Haven, 1:5.4 1. SPRINT MEDLEY: 1. Lake Brantley (L. clocking. Bail, Nials, The Patriots' Berkley was Nickman, 37.5; 7. Merrill isl and 7:37,3; 3, RY GLENN MCCASLAND unanimously voted 83the meets Seminole 2:107; 110 RELAY: I. fensive attack that garnered with his shot to center, Brown Herald Staff Writer Winter Park rattled the most valuable runner with WIn Haven, 51.7; Merritt Island the Seminoles nine hits over the helped his own 5-3 0; 3 Lake Brantley. 531; MILE cause with a boards for eight hits including distance, excellent times in the mile RELAY single and 1 Lake Brantley (D'ArRuuI three doubles GAINESVILLE - For Handy However, when the mystery sacrificed him toMark as Russell picked relay and the mile medJey, "flue Yule, Lannon. Neals. Hunt) 1:24; 2. second, only up the win. Lyman collected Brown Saturday will be a day to was solved, it was done so with to find Brantley Junior holds a COW1I3, Rockledge. 4:309; 3 Winter Haven, the Gainesville first five hits, Includi ng two singles 1- 335; TWO MILE RELAY: Lake remember for a long time, record with a 12:35.6 timing in Brantley gusto as the Seminoles came to baseman dropping the ball by Terry Bochman In three (Whitaker. Ridge. TinIey. the mile run. The Seminole High School life In the seventh for five runs, which put to men on. Jeff trips to the plate, but Enerran) 10 57 4; 7 Trinity Prep a thlete put a crown on his Incl udi ng two ho could put Other team scores Included 10:57 I; 3 Winter Haven, 10:51 0 \I;J mers, to put the Anderson singled, scoring two nothing on the boards. year 's eff orts on the baseball game away. Merritt Island with 51 poInts, MILE MEDLEY: 1. Lake Brantley runs and Mills rapped his home (Gaines' Lannon. Rosenpiejmec, Winter Park shelled field with a brillantly hurled, 6three Lake Weir with 44, Rockledge Berkley) 139 5: 7. Winter Haven The win avenged a 1-0 loss in run to score Anderson ahead of Lyman pitchers during the 0, no-hit victory over 13innings at Sanford a week him. with 30. 1-52. 3 SemInole 4:SC .4. 110 contest with Mike Simmons, MEDLEY: 1. Winter Haven, 1:525. Gainesville High School, Trinity Prep, without the ago. 44 The pitching victory left Dell Hatfield and Bob Catledge 7 Lake Brantley, 157 7; 3 Merritt The no-hitter sent Sanford'a forces of superstar Carroll Island 151.9 Bennie Mills cracked a 400- Brown with a 3.0 mark for the trying to silence diamond hopes soaring in foot homer with one man on in season and raised Sanford to the a hometownerL Simmons started district play as the Seminoles the big seventh and Ned Raines IM season markand II inthe thegameandwa tagged with trave! to DeLand High School belted a 450-foot shot to cen- District. the loss. this Saturday for another terfield that resulted in an in. Robert Smith and Jeff Lyman is now 12-10 on the "must" district battle. .k the-park homer for the Sanford Anderson topped the hi The Sanford Naval Academy to the Middies In a 13-7 slug out. tting for season and is scheduled to m eet ___ Brown struck out 12, walked junior. baseball nine, behind Sanford with two safties on the Edgewater today. the ba t Tom Flemming started the only four and left six men and arm of Edd Cooke itfld Clay Sanford broke the deadl ock (lay, Smith going two for four . mound work but had to be stranded as he kept the home itith a single run in the sixth and Anderson two for three. Mein}e took a sweep of their reieved by Meinke who Winter Park 7, Lyman o club scoreless over the when Jeff Anderson singled, weekend opponents Fri V.,,- . In ano ther contest in volving p.,. day arid collected the win. " 'jk" _________________ dista nce. Saturday night. was replaced wi th pinch-runner Seminole County Lyman ___________ high school Winter Park 000 000 O-0 4 The bat of Cooke once again It took five inni ngs for San- Dave Lively, who scored on a teams, Winter Park bl 003 121 '-7 7 I "•' Florida Central Academy an ked ford to solve the pitching of Phil single by Robert Smith. became the first victim of ale was the victory mark as the Simmons. Hatfield (3). Catledge Lyman HIgh, 7-0, at Winter (6) and Berry, Hoffman (6); Rusi,elI aval-ace went 3-4, with a Bicknell, despi te a strong ofMiddles with Mienke pitching a In the seventh. Raines led oft Park on Sat urday. 'ii Hitters Winter Park double, triple and a in-the-park six-hit, 6-0 shu tout. -;.r Russell? 3, Snure 23. Sandberg 7 1; home run in the batting Cooke combined his batting Lyman. Bathman23.went,r Park efforts with a triple and a rbl as category. Sanfordl, GiinesyjlIe5 the Sanford nine increased the Hubert, Kerkow assisted Navy Land and Lakes conference Cooke In the hitting chores, with Merrick 000 4 Gainesville record to i. 00000 0-0 a double and a in-the-park four Kim Cash of Lake Howell H igh gets the jump on things at the R rOwn and Anderson, Derknell Steve Mock collected a double bagger. Julio Amadeo went 3-4 opening of the Brantley Relays Saturday. 8dWOtly, HitIer: Sanford Smith and a RBI In the 4 run fifth and had a triple. Clocks 7 4, Anderson 7 3 Brown struck Out inn ing. 17 Sanford 159. G ne5iIli The Academy will see action Saturday. Montverde bowed tonight with Howey Academy. ORLANDO - For Sanford JV boat posted a time of 6:21 in 9.2 Naval Academy's Varsity the 1,750 meter event. Eight crew squad, it was the Florida Intercollegiate same song, third verse GAINESVILLE Don Chamionshps Saturday at the Florida Merrick's upcoming trip to At Di sney World When third baseman, Gary giving SJC the 6-4 victory, Intercollegiate Championships the People's Republic of ( 1.730 meters) season and Valencia 2647. umn Both teams failed to score Jacobs went to bat In the top of held at Disney World, Ch ina as a mem ber of SJC came on strong in the top after the ninth until SJC Chmn.-n: Bob Meadows, pitching the FRESHMEN FOUR: I Miami The Midshipmen found United States Track team 50 the 13th inning Saturday, full 13, was credited with C's of the first Scoring three runs benefited from Jacobs' double M,'DnId,f Powin Club. 6 603. FIT. 6 5.5 6, Se minole Junior coll themselves outdistanced again PAIR WITHOUT: 1 Roliifl.1 71. 2 LQrgrn7b is not slowing Seminole 5 1 ho l di ege and win, as he struck out 11 and and ng Valencia to only in the 13th. Jamescf Valencia Communi ty Co 6 I 2 by arch-rival Winter Park in JaCkSOnVIIJC. NT; HIGH SCHOOL Junior College sprinter one run. A'.oyerlf llege allowed seven hits. 3 0 0 0 were locked in a 4-4 ballgame. the high school varsity eight FOUR WITH: I Sanford down any. SkeltonpPi Seminole, then was stymied I 0 0 0 6 3* 3 7 Edqcwater. 6 3* i, 3 SEMINOLE section of the giant rowing Jacksonville Ei1copal, 6 IS; I flrckwylf Pitcher Eddie Nuss took until the ninth, while Valencla I 1 0 0 Merrick, in the Florida But, SJC's Jacobs slammed a home the loss after allowing 15 event - the third time this Winter Park, 6 51 I VARSITY AS R H Is TOTALS scored one run in the second, Invitational track meet SO 4 IS S Cray is COLLEGE FOUR; 1 FIT, 6 715. double, driving in two runs, hits, year. C 8171 one in the filth and again in the here on Sa turday, left the JaCCCIS Th Jjll 6 765. 3 FTU, 6 355. crasing the six inn ing tie and But the SN,\ crew squad Seminole is now 39-12 for the ninth. VALENCIA Lizzoli lb Rollins, 7.1?. FRESHMEN rest of the runners behind 6 I 3 I didn't let the Eight Boat loss EIGHT: 1 FIT, 5 477 2 M',im, as he sped to a clocked 9.2 AS R H 55 I -n k i • lie, dampen their spirits any as the Pen' (I 100-yard dash. 5 i $ 0 6 09 7. 4 1aripa, 6 156 Middles swept to anotherCmrdier ?b 1 12I PAIR WITH: 1 Rollins. 1:12. 1 The closest sprinter to Smithrf victory In the High School Four Jacksonville, 7:25 7; ) HrIIsbos'ouh 0 7 I Merrick In the event was Coady It i 4 0 0 0 Po.ino Ctub, 5:25), WOMEN'S with Coxswain division, the ' Wilson Stanley harris, from the 6 0 0 0 I Tampa, 4:101. 7 FIT, remain undefeated this season 1FOUR: Karr 4 I I 0 It 6 3 FTU, 1 75 9. 1 Jackson University of Florida, with Liesherts in that event. s0 o o vilI, 1 77? (1.000) meters) HIGH a 94, AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) - Chris would have been good," he Larvitti 3-b s 00I 'Die closeness of the match news conference. The (-barges of Coach Torn SCHOOL JV EIGHT: I M,,m I jor.an r Evert says she would like more o said. I v', 6 05 4, Lt1cav,ilc-q oa i wherconly Merrick-, one of hut five points th out of e Feaster rowed to first place in Tournament umpire Jason KusI'reii 0 0 o tournaments like this past 6 20 In the consolation match. 239 play ed 'W the event In a time of 6:38.3, separated winner Morton refused to change the TOTALS 43 4 7 4 nford Naval. 8 21. s winter Park. weekend's $100,000 World Evonne Goolagong of Australia the team to Chiill na, w Edgewater, 7073. 6 )4owey Academy. 1 554 oser dum ing p was almost over- hnesinan's call and Ms. King Series of Women's Tenn 001 0" 2-4 picked up $15,000 by beating shadowed probably COLLEGE JVEIOHT: I PIT "A" by his. King's anger went on to lose the set, the VaI,ncia n.m ed 100-meter th e 1 Jacksonville Episcopal and ItO oil 001 000 0 which only four 531 i. 7 FIT "5" 537 9. 3 Tampa, players were Russia's Olga Morozoi'a24,6-3 overacallby and 200-meter dashes and a linesman In the tiebreaker and the match, Winter Park. 514:4 JacksonvIlle. S 4 S.S Flu, Invited . 00 6-3. Miss Morozova's $10, Cardierl. Meadows. OP E com 0 Last set pe te on with the 400-meter Ms. King leading The Varsity Four boat,which 1:31.0; WOMEN'S EIGHT: I. e Val"fla 7 LOB prize will go to the Russian Morton said al Vi1encL3 11. ough th th relay team. But, then why not? She pock. Is composed of Feaster's T4rflPl, 3 51 4. 2 FIT, 3549; 3 Smith, Carr. linesman did start to Indicate 5iminlp Ii. 70 FTU. 4-06. 4 SOMET. 1:14.4: 1 Tennis Federation as usual. defending Florida Schoolboy k' inlet Park Hiqh. I 14 , 6 Rølljn Evans Ctiamberlan. Iagel-tgren eted the $50,000 first prize - the Ms. He was the first sc King claimed a linesman an out signal he changed his lB James HR Carder, The scene was set for a true luau initially largest Sum ever in 5 State rowing champs from last 115.7 l - y Aadrmy, N i'.000 indicated athlete to set a world a return sign to show the C.tay 7, LanroIs S Women's championship match Sunday Smith, Lcshc'r shot good. tennis of year, took the first by scant n5tr$. HIGH SCHCOL VARSITY service by Miss Evert was "Things after downing a after recordwhenherana6.870"' S Dives iike this are a normal iiv'Pc nc Fdotwaiter's time EIGHT: 1 Winte. Par it. S ? yard dneh ut th.n Mm,,,. determined and ::n'ri, fliIIi. -- Miss -Even trounced Miss out of nlav. Thin IInhimqn'r By CHUCK MeCIJJNC llearldCorrespondent - It was a proud moment for ' ___ 1j- . . •-, - - - .-- ' I - 0 w I ' - -. Brown, Seminoles E R 14J0_Iu.Iit Sirprised and delighted was Mrs. Herbert Behre!1.s (kit) when her magclficent Rhipulls cactus won her the award for the most outst'nd!!!g specimen In the horticulture section of the show. The Swtepstakes Award In Ho!tktdtme was won by Mrs. Lucille Campefi for her oneldium orchid (dancing lady) Creativity Award went to Mrs. G. Andrew Speer (left) for her dramatic design, - .and the petals fell off all the flowers," suggested here by bore milkweed pods and naked, twisted branches of her towering arrangement. ain lie esvi Middies Post Sweep ' - '' New Career At Mid-Life -- Four Wins Dear Abby F1 a / (1(1)11k' 1 a mu .- - * cs B I •' _________ An outstanding panel of ex. for Mid-life will be examined by Social Change with [r. director divisi on of aging pert gathered from throughout Ms. C. I3ettc Wirnblsh, Deputy State Charlotte Tatro, director, of Florida the state will be on hand to Secretary of Commerce, Institute for Women FTU; It's an old story. affair discus.- "New Careers At Mid- Florida Department A of Corn. that never should have started. Career Change: Cost and Life May 9 and 10 at Floridamerce; Employment Perspectives benefits with Rev. Dr. Patrick for Central Florida emNineyearsagoIfeIJin1v Technological University, Ere-Retlrernent Planning Is O'Neill, Catholic Conference, my boss. (We were both Orlaado. ployment Ooportu.ijtles that the topic of Ms. Margaret Department of $ ByABIGAIL VAN BUR iiz. EN inarrjedj. I had always been a exist at the present time Education; The symposium for both men Jacks, director, Division of and good wife and mother, and had Women In Contemporary trends - and women will be keyno for the next few years ted Aging. a religious backgro, 'ind but I Society, Dr. Juanita Williams, will be explored by Mardon Friday May 9 by Senator In the afternoon there will be director of wofl1efl wasn't strong enough to resist far enough. studies, Cook, counseling supervisor for the women Robert (irahom, chairman, a choice of attending two of the University this of South Florida; We were also in debt ()If our Central Florida Flori da I personally feel Florida Senate Education following workshops: Sta te After eight years of deceiving heath. Then we heard about icry rude when Evaluation P ersonal and Employment Service. we are lxLing Committee and Dr. Alan Entry or reentry To College Goat Setting with Dr. Paul W. my husband, I filed for a consumer Credit Counseling adinner party Registrations will be limited for couples. I aiso Entine, State University of New with Dr. Emerson Tulley, divorce and told my husband Service, which turned out to be thing that most women a Leffler. asat. professor, college and therefore should be made York and member of the director of educational of nd m everything. My lover told me the answer to our piyez & education, Fri'; L3 soon as possible with would rather ueialkze together. Commission on Mid-Life research for the state; th that he would do the same. Retirement; Is It For Me7 Department of Continuinge It Is a non-profit agency tha t Please let me know your Careers of the National Realities for Dealing With with Ms. Well, you know the rest. He will figure your wages and Feelings on this Margaret Jacks, Education, M. matter, and Vo ca tional Guid ance never did. So now I am divor- debts, and contact all your send a solution if you have one. Association, ted, and I don't hat-. my creditors who usually are a Following an address by lIe. ANTI HEN PARTIES t.u.sb,nd or my Iriver, willing to cut your payments Dr. Patrick If. O'Neill O.S. c. I have prayed to (nd to help down to where you can handle 6 rs the broad concerns of mid-IIf-. DEAR ANTI: Arrange 114. stop !oinp this rnrrir"i tlwm Tb' n everypadn )fJ '-rating for all iour gu'cts (he prvNerns, obj ti zian because now I know that pay the Consumer Credi t ieope - berc you want them after opportunities, the Sa1urda H rd ork ' .' ith he will nevt leave his wife and a set amount and THEY )( EY pay off dinner. him subtly maneuver morning session will be devoted C r '' I family, your bills. That way you don't them there for an after dinner to a panel diseussicn, .v Win I ever get ove,r this, have any creditors hounding drink,and your problem will be \%l''i- ' to go for all tiltEducational OpportunItIes at . . Abby" l desperately need sorne you, and you keep your selfrot . IlifoiflUll Mid-Life will be disciijije b hed. ou need 5 • • . alHWt vIiI - uu.w i - urnfli Maybe this rtpu Dr ... . R(€rI S" u I1U1u1\ kiter ifl utp senw other /itud what s irtmg i4ith telling president of the Sone helped zny by telling Colic):woman from making the same me about Consumer Credit; Your h usba nd NOT to drag the Entrance -. Examina tion f3oaj-J MARGE WILLIAMS mistake that I did. now it's my turn to help others. men off? 322 1812 }.'nploymcat l'eripcutiirs Sarifor'J WEAK ANDFOOLISJf GRATEFUL INOREGON . . DEAR WEAK: Yes. you wfJJ DEAR GRATEFUL: 1 F . . SHIRLEY COOPER geloierftbiz(notuntil y.uslop Apparently, Cosauinn' CretUl ., , . 1349212 dweIlInlon th fpu(.nd CeueseIb~gbzbeenagad . CasSeIberryWinterspr, gs Install blaming yourself for your friend to many heesuse yours "looiLshrwss" and weakness. was one of many letters I JUDY RENEE • • There isaleuontobelearijJ received recommending 5349212 Altamo n te Springs he-re: "Dun'l discard the jJJ Tlluiaks for writim. J'jj surend Longwood 4,P . .. ... - -. bRGAN SALES 1 - At Disney Event - / _______________________________ -- -_- Classic Triangle Boss, Husband Start A DEAR ABBY: I have no one to talk to, so z am going to cry m your shonläer, if . . ( IiI O1( Top - Jacobs Doubles SJC By Valencia Nine In 13 - - - c . Chr s Wants More Action For Cash . , - -- s. - - - - - - �2B—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, April 21, 1973 - Shades Of The _w 60s SCOREBOARD 1 = . Harness Racing Dog Entries Major League Results Baseball TONIGHT SATURDAY NIGHT FIRST, s.la,A1 Misty isle si I Miller 8 (6L 3 Joyful Jack Is). I RamblnQ Red (ID. 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S Cleveland 3 FeacI Rock (12. 6 Hidden Island New York 3 300 7 Si Spic y T a ste (6).5 Tosie Pi,'dget (6) k,iflS% Cily 9 7 III THIRD, $4, S - I Buddy Blue (6, Oakland coo soo 340 2 $ 7 H Teflriy S2). 3 Modnt Doll Californi a I 60 3 $0] Private Jim (6) 4 6 1 600 (1), 1 Tumble Jet (SI, S Gold tei,s II $ 30 60 1 CI] 6) 544) $0 1 1 4 7 Medaln (10.6 Berkley S?acey (6), Mnnesota FOURTH - I Heather Chance 1 & 313 1 ma Nut%h(II III. 6 Constellation CP'caqo IT fl'Mk) (1)170)002 7 Single (III 1 9 250 0 PIer 171 4 10300 3 Dr Ruft Saturday' s Results FOURTH, $ er .16. C - I Barb Qve 460 0 1) 7) 510 10 1 (I 73) M,t*uk 3. Cleveland 0 II) I Mont,ce (II. 3 Mailer (6), 4 Baltimore at Boston, FIFTH - Joppa Starma,d Beach Sum (17. 5 Jeep (5). 6 rain Dvoracriti (s) Potluck Id. I Tom-S Best (6). 1 California 6. Chicago 5 Kilcarniy knight (7) 5.20 340 3 MinIa Socrates (52; Detroit I. N Tappapann, Boy (3) 360 York FIFTH, $16, A - I. MA s Pats Oakland .1, M'nnesota I Pel 46). 2 Scepter 110, I April SIXTH - I Counsel Rice (J KAn%as City S, Texas 2 Parknn) (it II $06703ô07 Clay Showirs (5'. 1 Dark Rider (6). 5. Sunday's Results Cullport Bob II). 8 L Babe Haven Pioneer II) 560 3 Eyre CIeland 1, M,Iwkii I Eckert (II). 7 Judge RaglSnd Fin I 4 3 40 0 II 3) 63*10 T (3) 4) (I),. Boston ID. BaltImore P' Tony (57) 136950 1 ?.0I California I. Chicago I SIXTH, 518. B - 1. Sissy Sue (6), SEVENTH - I in Sianlon IV New York ?. Detroit 2 Andy Over (5 7I. 3. NodaK King Culane) (2? 17 40 1*0 310 2 Greet Kansas City , Te xa s o II?), I Will He Wink (I). S Print Value II) 100 340 3 Nancys Bruce Oakland I S Mnnrsota I I FLuen t F'C(j'jp R?h ç 2 otloo 52g ?So 2, I 61 ( . IS! I EIGHTH - 1. Shaion Jet III Keeler) ($1 1510 $ ) 100 Sometime Byrd (2) 350 100 3. Rtcway Ralph tI)400Q (2$) 19.70 I'z ' 3' , ,, i' S' 6', d 1, NINTH - I Winning T,fa Roman Ill Minnesota (Butler 0 11 at Cal Prot,rl 4 1) 27 0 17003.502 Bomber EIGHTH, 3$. A - I, Barry K i ng ,Iornla (Ha ss ler II), tnt 6 (6) 9.60 360 3 Glenora Duke (I) is , 7 Mineola Poppy (1), j. II Texas (Bibby 0 1) at Oakland 3 II 6) 1) 00 1 (161) 13*210 T Ricky (5), 1 1 Kn (Odom 00). (n) (ID, S. Ultra 7 073 ViOIine (61.6 MySli King IS 2). 7 Only games scheduled TENTH - 1 Ocala Star Dust IT BrIt v Shan 16l. I G P.1 's Crank) (7) Il 20610 3.20 2. Hidden Tuesda y's Games IIvetiin (Il) 1 5704003 HOney Nugget Kansas City at Chic"qo NINTH, S1. I I 1711 000(73)59.001(737; 5381.10 K'S Kazard Cleveland at Detroit (17). 2. Smoothy Silt (5). 3 Shleta T 7 073 New York ,it Boston Eckert (10, 1 Booger Buzz (6). 5. M'nnesota at California ELEVENTH - Roger c Phantc,nis Pearl (II, 6 Manatee God ins) (1113201 60 110 7. Chow Baltimore at Milwaukee, (n) Gob 131 Peggy (5 1), 7. Mittowfl Mint (I). (1)710 4.80 3 Bntman Haver (6) Mtery Texas at Oakland, In) 18 310 0 II 1) 95 io 7 II 4 6) 5271 00 1 TENTH, 5.14. A - I Manistee 2 CIA 2 National League Ddnny (5 7'. 7 Happy Kay (6), 3 TWELFTH East I Preston Lobell M,ntà Ms Mvf it (St I. Marg M IF Radice) (7) 3,00 740 7 20 7. L PCI. GB Spanish Ettie fl) 3.002 403 Casoers nit. S A pache Pesk (1). 6 Spats Chicago 7 3 .700 (10, 7 Darling John limp (6) 240 0 (.1 1) (6), $ Guss 3 60 1 (736) Pitt sbur gh s I 5 I' Lane (I ) 39.20 T 7 07 St Louis 6 ELEVENTH. 5.14. TA -1. Sissy Philadelphia S S 500 2 Shzn (17). I Wilcliffe Honey (8). 3- New MY Cactus 'ii, I AAA's Jea SATURDAY NIGHT FIRST. 1.14, s, .s tunes Bath 310 3.10 3 610 4Ø • 740 7 Touch 01 Hp SECOND. a.. o K'S Beautiful Miss El ctric 11.00 640 I PerfecIa (I 6) 1)77.60 : Oh;1 Double (A 7) 123.00 THIRD. 1.16. 0. 31.o Good Company ts.ao 4.10 2.40 7 Lustre Eck et 3 60 2 1 Fast 000iqy 300 $ Ouinieta (I 7) III so Perfefi (71) 642 40 FOURTH, 114. C. 3)35 . ComeOnCl..o 2160 900 3.20 1 Texas Dream 5.40 4. 20 2 110 $ Honey Galore 0,j'n,ela 12 4) 152 20 Perfec to (2)s2)7.20 FIFTH, 314. 0, 21.N V-1 Fancy 1070 S70 Pt Bri7y 170 C 'sSpacewalii QutnieLa (45) 121 10 Pertecta (1.5) $45.7Q SIXTH, 3.14, A. 31.43 Th15 IsPhantom $10 3.60 Corky Cal 7.20 Tonkawa Phyllis Quiniela U) *1960 Perfda (37) $40*0 SEVENTH. 1)4. C 31.34 Favorite Fan tom 340 1 300 S 570 3.00 310 ) 'eads 0 b0d5's Oams Eastern Dmvsbon J Louis at K entucky . first game Tveiday' Game Westein Division Indiana at Denver 1160 6 10 340 6 I60 3.70 1 NINTH. 5)6. 5. 31.91 Golf Scores 1570 510 310 $ 1700 940 7 PENSACOLA, Fla.. LAP) 180 2 Final top 5COtfl and mabty Mistr-rMarci,,s Ou'nieta (71) 563 20 P,frtla ë I' fl2 PD TENTH, 514. 5, 31.67 Ard,',ne MIstnp%s 410 3 60 3 40 Trystpç 160 140 ¶nrite n1. (I 1) 112120 LEL%PE I' • rr.rr cit lUr,t,l,rct Pn', tIn re(ord,.,J in Plat flouk $, page Public R ec ords of Seminole County, Ftorld0; run thence NI9degre Si' Of said Highla nd Pine's Unit I to line the RoyaI Hurlers Give NW corner of the aforesa id sub ivl$ion, saia NW corner also being On the east boundary ole $00 It, drainage easement as recorded ,n o P Book 21), Page 345, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida; an Said point beng the %SPOWS I Kansas . Hayes, Washington Advance By The Associated Press Modesty may have caused Elvin Hayes of the Washington Bullets to say, "We don't like to rely on one player," But the fact remains that the Bullets continually need a from Hayes 2-0 Sunday behind the six-hit to win, IS, the Sunday. Hayes poured in 46 points, his career high in National Basketball Association playoff competition, and the Bullets edged the Buffalo Braves 97-93 for a 32 lead m their best-of-seven Eastern Caoference semifinal sees. It was the 20th straight time in which Hayes had scored 300r more points that the Bulletshadwon Golf MURCIA, Spain — Arnold Palmer shot an eagle 3 on the ON (j, Bruce Bochte and Dave Chalk leadoff batw, starting a three- 43$" E 73001!. to a point on the centerline of Fern Park Boulevard, said point being the P C of a curve concave northerly, having a radius Of 100 $1? and a central angle of 92 degrees 01' 20"; run thence easterly along the arc of said curve and said centerlIne 181 71 ft. to the PT, run t hen ce N 42 degrees 11' II" E along laid CenterlIne 770 62 ft.; run thenc e SI? degree's 12' 12" E 234.5111; run -%W "'YV'5 4I' .-.. II" t 120.13 It to the P 0 B , all of the above described being in Seminole County, .-- Of public sale, to the highest and best bidder, for cash, at the Front Todd on a seven-hitter and pi- double by Chalk. They added a Slaton and a passed ball by Final hole and posted a onestroke victory over South Afri- tched Oakland to a double- run in West entrance of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, FlorIda. at 11:00 C.'ctock AM on the 791h day of April, 1973, Witness my hind and the teal of this court on t he 17th day of April, 1973 , (Seal) Arthur H. J3ckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By , Elaine RiCharde Dputy Clerk PublIsh April 71, 1975 OEM 125 tnng Sunday in the $175 non Ptraco!a Op en colt ournh men! on the i479 yard, Par 71 Pentaco'a Country Club COU (a denotes amateur; Jerr y McGee 125.000 896464 70771 W ally Armsfrng WlIy 1)4.750 ELEVENTH. 51*, A. 31.50 O'i'.'cDOodIe 1310 $60 340 Bfuce Crampton $473 ,' r'..-ila Ugly 1440 760 5 65 7264 49. 271 (So Collins 260 1 Muller Barber $475 Quintets (5$) 1777Q 67 69 704.$-..77 Pertet (S I) hiS 40 c.,gtt PIevil 56.425 S'g Piifecii 11 1 wilh S alIt 1213 7$ 696963-774 (1 I win all Ii 177370 a Jerry Pate 6971 6966-775 TWELFTH, ), $77 Bobby Mitchell 14.047 740 570 340 • 7370474s-774 M? WI 10 40 iao s Dan Sikes 14.062 06 G's 5 7 7769"69776 Qu*njela 55) Bob Murphy si.oe Ir.teta II 37) 5)4) j) 69 73 67 67 776 D. Monoay's Garnet tb games scheduled Tuesday's Games Chicago at Bullalo New York lslinders at Pittsburgh Vancouver it Montreal LL McGee appeared on the verge blowing his shot at victory when he played the front side In WHA PLAYOFFS a fat 38, three.over-par, but Quarter-finals Best of-i Series regained his composure, strung Saturday's Result together three straight birdies MinnesoTa 6. New England I. beginni ng at No. 10 and brok e M'rviesoia *n I 7 out of a deadlock with another Sunday's Games No games scheduled birdie on 16 to win the $25,000 Monday's Game San D'ego at Toronto, San Diego first prize with a 13-under-par liath 37 fll total. Tuesday's Games The closing 70 on the 6,679PlO Qamt"a Scheduled yard, Par-71 Pensacola Country of 6 'A 46 , 1 \ ENE-OF FINAL WEEK OF RACING SEASON CLOSES MONDAY NIGHT APRIL 21 - .' .,— fRIJIflFND $10.50 I _t 0-4 if 11llU IF S4*iIN — 06 'd , V 0,,,/ 7/ '\ r$_ - POST TIME I MON. - SAT., 7:15 P.M. ----..-'--. -- 0 It fim ,- - -. 0 0 ttvfly 00 poeM AIR $895 - - / NOR IllYltE V i Q • $0.4 40$ S• (11 1* l*' III O" .. the FaI W. ha, owliq A,""4.. ..* i. . hail 64 114$ $8.93 .t okekwm itl4j4 P . SIM a,n. W &,1 lI0.b.-.4 .... ' ,. I.$ owe lspa.. O's tae____ '' I6" hasud v$ too p"to m64 psd,*. a,. orile y, I.e ow kft a, liN14 to. Ia i poei.e olewld WAS ft at o rft I* 911 10 so 00 aIlf.&110a , Waltolimili 104 ll ridu of 11008 of show -- , .,,.'s u. ,,.i, - ihat,. Thu. .1. — ._ - — — - . — -. MICHELIN POST TIME I P.M. SEMINOLE TURF CLUB Off 17-92, Betwe,, 43$ & 434 Satlshid Radi al The Drivers Hipi For Ov,, a Quart,, Century k&* It I add to your resources if THINK RADIAL AND LOOK TO THE LEADER. ('\ RACE FOR RACE THE HIGHEST AVERAGE PAVO IN CENTRAL FLORIDA *MATINEES- 1m4 M. (WED. & SATJ NO MONDAY MATINEE CIOStD CIRCUIT COLOR TV PLAY THE ALL NEW TRIFECTA - Phone 8311140 . fRrCORDOAnDO KUM cWB IN LONGWOOD OFF 17.92 SORRY NO ONE UNDER is -7 JACK PROSSER FORD 3786 SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE PHONE 322-1481 SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 For Tuesday, April 22 ARIES (March 21-April 19) sell. This is a good day to rid your. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A self of small, distasteful chores situation will arise with a friend you've been neglecting. Find a that could be awkward, but If capable co-worker, you handle it as you did forTAURUS (April 20-May 20) merly no feathers will be ruf. You have a knack today for fled. managing others that will work SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. to everyone's advantage. Call 21) The seed of something the shots as you se them, profitable that you had sown GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A awhile back Is about to bear small opportunity will arise. It fruit. Be patient a bit longer, . NEED TIRES9 -----I- FABULOUS TRIFECTAS EVERY RACE Deputy Ctcrk VAN DEN BERG, GAY a BURKE. P. A. Attorneys for the Plaintiff Post Office 80* 79] Orlando, Florida 32102 Publish: AprIl 2), 1975 OEM 1?? ta PMWIBI 944 it" together with all structures, im provement, lixtures, appliance's, ifld appurtenances on slid land or used in coniunction therewith. The aforesaid sale will be made pursuant to a Final Judgment en tefed In Civil P40. 75 10 now pending In the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County, Florida. DATED this 16th day of April 1975. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCharde OEM 12 ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL, V:. .-. &., '' ' " ' _*.,• -i.. --. 0 * -. $27.95 Florida, HOROSCOPE •... - It fficROBERTS TIRES $ (Dec. 22-Jan Your chances of accomplishing year, either with your peer PH, 322-0851 what's best for you today are group or with your work. In good provided you keep your either case you'll be adequately reasons and motives to your- compensated. SANFORD ri Of Animals (24) Dlmensiot (9) , 6:00 (9) Sunrise 6:10 (2) Sunshine Tomorrow Inlorida Today u (44) Variety 6:53 (2) UiiIy 1: 00 (2) Don1I 1 00 (2. 8) Today 7: 30 (6, 8) tic .'. (9) All My Children (33, 44 Mo'iie 1:30 (2, 8) Days Of Our (6) New,, () Bozo's BiTop (9) Am Ame:a 8:00 (6) Townhall (6) Captain lngaruo (44) Tennesie (9) Tuxedo 8:30 2:00 (6) (44) Andy's Gg (9) 9: 00 (2) Phil Dorue (6) Mike Dallas (a) Movie Rebellion News Hour (9) Caribe Theatre Today In Legislature (35) Felony Squad 10:30 (13) Lloyd Bridges (35) My Favorite (24) 9:30 10:00 (2) Club (44) Night Gallery 10:30 11:30 (2, I) Tonight Show (6) Movie (,) Wide World Of Entertainment (24) Captioned News $10,000 Pyramid Joker's 'lid Rornperitoom (35) 7® Clul (44) Father rtows Best Price Is Right General Hospital (1.5) Mr. Ed Leave It Beaver (44) 3:30 (6) (9) (2, 8) Wheeltf % To Match Game e Life To Live 15Bped CBS MAUDE Rerun Maude gets a secret letter from from the date of opening bids, and an old flame, and her heart for a period of 10 days from the date begins to flutter. Then she opening bids for all other bids EMPLOYMENT discovers that Vivian got a Attention of bidders is Particularly let te r, too, from the same guy. called to the requirements as to The fun begins when they try to conditions of employment to be observed and minimum wage rates Outmaneuver each other to ,,,, ,,,. ,.,, •.-. .'.- .--.---- ---- me -. 'uv wn'r.cv •' mcci guy alone. included in the Procedural -io S.W.A.T. "Fime Bomb" Documents Fate throws Jim Street and his NONDISCRIMINATION girl into a dangerous situation, IN EMPLOYMENT He returns to a movie studio, BIDDERS ON THIS WORK WILL used as a Sunday morning BE REQUIRED TO COMPLY training site, to look for a .',IITI'f THE PRESIDENT'S beeper device be lost. EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 11,246 DOWN I Bo,1y trunk 2 Asifauna 3 Disease (sutfiu) 4 Resinous substance 5 ChaliCe veil 6 Monte -7 Receptacle 8 Container S 15 Il VE IR;T ______ AVAI1OI N ____ A £ - . 19 i41T (5 "*'4E - 20 Reconnoiter 21 Tantrum 22 Eipert worker (coO) 23 high mountan 24 Pedal d'git 25 City in Scotland 28 Anger 27 Recent 28 Summer (Fr) 30 iotl %EJcjil 32 Sha)in 36 Haeaani pepper '37 Strained 38 Barrels 3 Pru,,n mOuna , n rang" 10 Shore 41 Slop 42 (last' 43 -44 Greater TRUTH SHARKS 7:30 TREASURE 9:10 PO — TKATRI 00 The Man WItit The $ Golden Gun > -"--G Z SHOTS' THE SCREAMING TIGER I- 1.4 14 RItzSoft Ball League enjoy muc larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over ..O discoveries jr panel in an all-new series of 24-page booklets. To order vobnes I. II and 91, send $1 for each, making check payable to leek & Find" in care of this newspaper. I Show j / SAVAGE SISTERS starts Wed. __________ ii THE LONGESTYARD" COLEMANS BARnB= - Q SOUTHS FINEST Wednesday' s 1 S\P/ E \C/ I \A/ I RRDPC*D •a"COW nj EVERY TUESDAY IS* ** FAMILY DAY & NITE SPECIAL FEATURES The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all Proposals a to waive any informality or technicality In any Propo'sai in the Interest of the Owner ThiS project is to be funded at least in part by Federal Revenue Sharing Funds, GMV DOI$,eO? becoukil"oolon 1101.114416 All SiddefsmuO comply with Title Vi C'eiLOuiN I. " 14 " "4 se e IMro 14 91 ft U of the Civil Rights Act of 1944; the Davis tiacon Act; the Anti kickback 414, II . if I _ . lip 4 .i , ' Works Compliance Ac?, Florida 2:15,5:00 7:45, 10:00 \ _____ ' p ; DOISNOT E___ SEMINOL _____________ 189w I 5TRCISAD CA IQOETHERI #~ _________ FOR THE UNBEATABLE PRICE OF - "!!} lco.NSpO, r I I --- --- 34 __________ Regular e.. tt..i., - Complete dinne, 3 pieces ohI-iL.n, moshed pe'oloes and cjiuvy. colt slow or,j bot b'sv,l' a.. cmvi - uwhJ*L,LIMt FRIED CHICKEN AT: 2:2s 5:00 BAR B.Q HICKEN DINNER OR $225j BAR B.Q PORK DINNER OR $2.45 BAR B.Q I BEEF DINNER ALL _______________________ __________________________ I HOICE OF I - ~ .-A H Act: the Contraci Work Hours Standards Act; and the Stale Public in number 46 Fevn'ri.ne appellation 48 Coterie SO Bo*lrIe "e I$AROAtN MATS. cVswyD* 'Tft2:30P,M..$125 As L fI44Oj tuj CORN EL WILDE IN Dog Track Rd., elf Hwy 17.12 FERN PARK 339.3474 it , A a ems4 0 6 LYIIAM TIL9PM,FRI ISAT I A, °,LiLJ SKATE CITY — _ _________________ p- GENERAL CINEMA Copp basis of race, color, creed or national origin [ -i 47 City In SUN. 1:30, 3:30, 44 P.M. MON. 700.10 P.M. TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES WED. PRIVATE PARTIES THURS. PRIVATE PARTIES FRI. 7:3011 P.M. SAT. 9:33-11:30 A.M. 1:354 P.M. 7:38.11 P.M. Siwihal discovef rates for itliats torlugay padies, Cluha of 11.e Mefl 9-9:30 and 11375 THE REQUIRE MENI', FOR BIDDERS AND CON TRACTORS UNDER THIS ORUER ARE EXPLAINED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS. Bidd ers must ctify that they do not, and will not, maintain or provide for their employees any facilities that are seiregated on a I, 46 0114 kl o' of Celebes V'Cril",Ill lowest bids for a period of 80 days 11- I I. LA capital I of them. The Owner shall "ave thi right to retain the Bid Deposit 01 the three Statute 446A011. specifically paragraph (3) APPRENTICE AND TRAINEE C P.S Pt. DY P.S C PJ I REQUIREMENTS Dated' April 14, 197$ (SEAL) City Commission City of Sanford, Florida By: lee P Moore, Mayor Attest' Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr City Clerk Publish' April 71 1975 OEM 131 1A SKATING SCHEDULE FBI Documents SDoorway nTcr1eCt'Gci G. AINIOJ UN 0311- M 111111 11110901 Jill.. i,lllOl Jill: Hall Jill JIl0nm -jul11 0101I an W mauuui , MEMNON iuIiI Jul jIjJ_ WMENNIN Alanl aiI jiI momm1 al. Homojjuulul lll0~ll l iNvmmikammm Show Three Stooges 4:00 (2,1) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (fl Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Mickey Mouse Club Split Sond 42 Pe'vriari 5 _f N smad- (44) Phil Dahue 1130 (2) Hohlysstd Sq uare I Work hard 5 Perform 34 Female sheep (33) Uncle Huble (44) LtMAJj$.a, 39 German 35 Spoke pompously 38 Smart (44) U nd erdog Fortune (6) Gambit (44) Green :res 11:00 (2. I) High liers (6) Now Vu See It or $191 00 for one set of documents 89 CBS GUNSMOKE "The and all live (5) sets of puns. Wiving" Rerun A cantankerous The deposit shall be In cash old man wants his three sne in cP,aek i1r,or, n ,hIm n ri..-e, r .i.,_, I_v.,. L A uocla t es-Engineers. InC. Fifty marry, and he sends them off to pet' cent of the deplt for each set town wi th the edict: Don't come will be refunded upon return of the back without wives. The boys' Contract Documents in good con dillon if not later than fifteen (15) Courtin' methods don't appeal days following the award of a to the women, and they create Contract, havoc In Dodge City. Hairy Drawings, Specifications and Morgan plays the father. Other Contract Documents may be examined at the following locations: 8-to•conclusjon NBC Clark. Deit: & Asso,jates Engineers, Inc., 500 West Fulton MONDAY NIGHT BASEBALL. Joe Garagiola has his fun for Street, Sanford, Florida, 37771; Dodge Plan Rooms at Ill Wymore the first 15 minutes, then the Road, Suite 201, Winter Pink, cameras move into Milwaukee Florida, 32769: Central Florida where the Brewers take on the Builoets Eichange, tIll E Park Lake, Orlando, Florida, and City Baltimore Colts. Engineer's Office, City Of Sanford. 8-9 ABC THE ROOKIES City Hall, Sanford, Florida, 37171. " Johnny Lost his Gun" Rerun PROPOSAL GUARANTY Each Proposal Shall be ac Fred "The Hammer" companled by a certitied check or Williamson guest stars. Mike bid bond acceptable to the Owner In thinks his old Au' Force buddy an amount equal to at least S per Cent of the Proposal, payable Is a drug pusher, but is greatly without condition to the Owner, as a relieved to discover he's really guaranty that the Bidder, if awarded agent. When both are the Contract, will promptly execute an the Agreement in accordance with taken hostage by a drug gang, it Prop the osal and tne Procedural doesn't look too good for either Guiding Light (6) (9) LoL!JDIE1 4f 4 ACROSS 23 Indonesian of Mindinjo 26 Inactive 29 Gnve a iob to 31 Smart reply 33 Wood-pulp product 3:00 (2, 8) Another World (6) Martian (2,6,6,9) News (24) Yoga The World Turn's Let's Make A Deal As Showdown (33) My Favorite Martian Celebrit Sweepstes Anar to Prevous PuzzJn 51 Member of the 9 The *c',es IC, Did over labor force 18 Alkaline It Compass 52 Masculine substances mea'ng appellation 19 Spanish amtcle $3 Supevtalr,e 12 Den'sts' 20 Edible tuber S'jffe degr'e lab') 22 Pompous 54 T!row 17 Japanese display verse form 2:30 (2,1111) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) The Big (9) MovIe (44) Leave ho Beaver (44) Petlicoa Junctior (13) lane Grey 1 goddess 16 Vagrant (coil) Lives (44) Religious (44) Lucy Show (2, 8) NBC News (6) CBS News (9) ABC News (13) Ensign O'Toole (24) Zoom (35) Mayberry RFD II rII. L job F,pt Jackpot (3$) Lost In Space News Alegre (2, 6, L 9) (24) Villa (44) Hogan's Heroes Activity 10 Raised 13 Hetb 14 Messenger's (9) News Semester Baseball Password (35) Big Vdltey 12:30 (2, 8) Blank Check (6) Search For 6:30 (6) Sunrise M:uLd 700 (9) 6:15 (6, $) Sunshine Almanac (24) Romantic (33) Jlee 6:30 (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Mod Squad (2) News I And Restless (a) Jackpot Almanac Diamond 11:00 5:30 News () MORNING (13) Richard (6) Lifestyle 11:55 () News 12:00 (2, 44) Island Dinah Neighborhood Blankety Blank (33) Florida Movie TUESDAY (9) S.VI.A.T. (13) Carolina Country (24) The Shakers (35) My Partner The Ghost (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Rhoda Batman (24) Mister Roger's AFTERNOON Singers 10:00 (9) Tomorrc Sh ow (13) Wesleyan 900 (6) In 1:00 (2, 8) (6) Gunsmoke (9) Rookies (24) Rita (33) The Baron (44) Sports Legends (44) flrave 5:00 (9) (4) Love Of Life (a) Movie Culture 12:30 17700 Contract V. 2.3) JOHN DICK E Y., INC. 405 W. FIRST CAPRICORN you handle It correctly. Be 19) Review advice given alert. It will take some recently by one you're closely maneuvering, associated with. It contains an CANCER (June 21-July 22) answer you're now seeking. Positive steps can be taken now AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19 regarding a serious matter You'll be called upon where that's been on your mind lately, work is concerned to perform Get In touch wi th the other par. outside your normal duties, ties. You'll also receive extra LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't dividends. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)A let any more time go by with one who Is indebted to you. Try relationship with one you've now to arrange a partial settle- met socially will begin to develop into something more ment. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) profound, You two have much Don't make ony abrupt changes to share. In your rtn oday i.VithGUt YOUR tflR'IIH)AY first considering the conseApril22, 1975 quences, Proven methods are You'll take on more manageyour best bet. meat-type responsibilities this LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. Wild World 8:00 (2, $) Baseball SEMINOLE of: (9) (44) The FugI 13:00 (9) News Deal (13) BoxIng Asphaltic surface All rights Of way construction are pres ently in use unpaved City streets PREQUALIFICATION OF BID. DERS In order to submit a proposal, Contractors must have been previously qua lified as to their finan cial, experience, and equip ment capabilities by the Con tractors' Qualification CommIttee of — tie City of Sanford in accordance IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TiE with City Ordinance No. 91 and EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl Rules and Regulations of said CUlT IN AND FOR committee. Forms are availably COUNTY, FLORIDA. to.- the E ng ineer CIVIL NO. 75.40-CA.09.G DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR AND P P 0 C B 0 U P AL TGAC,E ASSOCIATION, DOCUMENTS PIanitt, DrawIngs, Specifications and vi Procedural Documents may be KAVE DIANE ATKINS, obtained upon application at the Defendant, .,f Ice of the Engineer, Clark, Dietz NOTICE OF SALE & Associates Engineers, Inc., NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that West Fulton Street, Post Office on the 30th day of April, 197$. at 11 Drawer 1976, Sanford, Florida, m a at the west front door of the 37771, upon the payment of a deposit Courthou se of Seminole County, at Sanford, Florida the undersigned 11500 per copy for Contract Clermiwlllofgerforsamefhefollowlng Documents end Specificatio, an descrit, real proper ty the following for each plan set: Lot 3$ GRANADA SOUTH, ac 13200 Contract I cording to the Plot thereof iS 1,37 00 Contract recorded in Put Book 13, Page too $3700 Contract Ill Public R ec ords of Seminole County, 14*00 Contract IV NOTICE OF INTENTION TO PURCHASE UNDER BULK SALES LAW TO: All Persons Having Claims or NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Demands Against John H. Salmon. NAME STATUTE The undersigned intends to PW TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: chase in bulk the stock of goods, Notice IS hereby given that the wares or merchandise and or the undersigned, pursuant to the business fixtures or equipment used "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter (Oflfletion w ith that certain $4309, Florida Statute, will register business or enterprise known as with the Clerk of the Circuit C ou rt, JOHNNY'S TEXACO lotated at 690 anti for Seminole County, Floe E Hwy 136, Casseiberry, Florida, , upon receipt of proof 01 the am.j to conclude Such purchase at ' publication of this notice, the tic am. on the 10th day of May, 1973, titibu's name. to wit' NATURAL Associated Bonded Escrow, Co.. LOOK OR NATURAL LOOK HAIR 1930 Lee Rd ,Winter Park. Fla., and PRODUCTS under which we are persons having claims or engaged in business it 70) E. demands against the Vendor are Semoran Blvd., Suite 102 in the City admonished to notify the un of Altamonte Spo's.. Florida . cie'signed at that address on or That the parties interested In said before said date business enterprise are as follows: Dated at Cassetberry, Seminole Estel Cooley County, Flor ida this 10th day Of ,-,-. rn..-. •v "p." March, 1973 Dated it Orlando, Orange County, Knr.pfI, C. Anders. " FlOqi. April U, 1975 Purchaser Pubtlth' AprIl 71. 71, May S. 12, 1975 Publish April 71, 1915 OEM 17$ Turn your umbrella upsld.down,,, .. _________ ENGINE f 41v C&rTl' .t : CM --- WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court of this 17th day of April 1975 (Seal; ArIhur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circut Court By: Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk Publish- April 21,2*. May S. 12, 1973 OEM 12) Concentration What's My Line 7:30 (2) Jeopardy () What's My Line (*) World At War (9) Let's Make A entered )' tihllj,,j ut, t,.i%,', ., " 'qain',t eu fr tt:e relict (lCuTl,bfldi'j Ii;tlerc,k base, aid 22' Wide. I' in the Complaint, I Masters, plus the Tournament one," said McGee, w ho credited was fired in the $125,000 Pensa. who saw Gener al his dream of a first of Champions in California his attractive wife wi Electric cola Open Golf Tournament, th helping victory vanish wjth two bogeys which begins Thursday. him. "Wednesday night, I ate oy- on the final th ree holes. Central Mr Conditioning "They'll probably think I'm a sters on the half shell and the "Jill got me thinking In th eSystem caddy out there," said the 5- right direction, She calmed me first oyster I ate, I [Ca got a pearl," only a one-shot edge until he foot-9. 100 pounder. an elated McGee said Sunday saw the sco down," he said. "She is the sole PLUMBING reboard as he McGee was playing In the (I- reason why I'm sitting here HEATING, INC. after ending more than eight strolled to the 18th green. nal threesome with his friend, now, S-$nlord Av. years of frustra tion on the pro "1 was thinking so much Australian Bruce Crampton, golf tour by capturing his first about getting back In the Mas- who atone point was lodged in i victory. ters coming Up the 18th fair- three-way tie with McGee arc "I toW Jill ( hig wife) this may way" he said. "I played in it Armstrong at 12-under befon be the eek," he said, "I didn't twice and I was really d- falling back with a bogey on l want to mention it before today appointed when I didn't get to and another on 17. because it might have Jinxed play in it this year." "i don't think anybody ha., DOS ICING Dining at ftI finest whirl (hi actin 1%.,,,, Osceota Titi&t 4) ' NI-IL PLAYOFFS 0ert.hals Bestof.? Series Saturday's Results Phladetphia i. Toronto 3. øi-. Philadelph ia *nt 40 Mon treal 1. Vancouver 0. Mon treat leads 3 1 Sunday's Results New York Islanders), PItt5brqh 1. Pittsburgh leads)) flulfalo8. Chicago?. Buffalo leads 91 $ hurling of Al Fimorrl& But drove in three nina apiece, run rally In the first Inning with their lead in the American helping unbeaten Nolan Ryan a walk. Rice had two RBI with a League's West Division was cut post his fourth victory. Ryan single In the first and another to 1 games when the Oakland allowed five hits, including single as the Red Sox scored A's wept a doubleheader from home nina by Ken the Minnesota Twins 4-1 and 5-I, and Jorge Orta, but Henderson tIe more runs in the fourth, walk ed nine IndIans 7, Brewers 4 A's 4-5, Twins 1-1 and struck out only iii. Home runs by Tom McCraw Dave Hamilton. hustled into The Angela Jumped on Claude and Rico Catty and Frank Du!action when starter Mike Nor- Osteen for two runs in the first WS two-run single powered ris hurt his elbow in the first inning on Tommy Harper's Cleveland's victory, An error inning, combined with Jim single, Bochte's triple and a and a wild pitch by loser Jim They got them P C Of a curve concave easter ly, hiving a radius of 1197 It., a central angle of 01 degre 44' 4$' and a chord bearing No2 degrees 73" W, run thence northerly along arc of said curve 75 It. to the P p c concave westerly having a raus of 1009 4 ft. aria a c en tral angle of 03 decrees 01 56". run thence northerly along the arc of aid curve 53 lift to the PT: run thenceSudecrees . o).w70 161?, to the S E. corner 01 a 600 ft drainage ea sement, run t hence N 41 degree, 39' 77" W along the cast line said '0.0 ft drainage easement 76) 20 ft.; run thence Pd 44 degrees 00 Boost By HERSCHEL NISSENSON advantage of three Minneso ta two wild pitches and balk ed AP Sports Writer errors to score two unearned home a run before giving way to The Kas City Royals are runs. Meanwhile, Abbott held Wayne Garland in the (rth. going so good these days their the Twins scoreless until Bob He was charged with seven' live-man starting rotation con- Darwin homered leading off the runs.. sis ts of only four pitchers. ninth. Loser Bert Blyleven Bernie Carbo and rookie Jim The Royals made It five sic- allowed only (our hits and Rice had two hits each for the torleslñ a row and nine out of 10 struck out 12. Red Sox, Cbo scored three by trimming the Texas Rangers Angels 8, While Sox 4 runs and drove in one as the In National Cage Playoffs lot of points city ' can John Four!e in the $67.000 SWM Open golf Pro Hockey 90 * (33, 44) Star Trek 8:30 6:00 (44) GUiigan's (13) Cable Prevue (24) Intercom 24 (13) Cable Journal (24) Electric Company Council (35) Griffith Andy (4) (13) Orlando City 9 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) (2) Bonanza (I) Mery Griffin (9) Gillbgan's Island 4:30 TORIGHT'STV EVENING Notice , Monday,Apr1121,)975-...38 MONDAY S6 46"W 1355791! Olongthenorth IN BRIEF 'eningH.ra$d,Sanford,FI or ______________________________________________________ _ I . ., , 13120 Perfecta (6 4) $11;4o Reis Shan By KEN RAPJ)PORT Relief pitcher ifick Baldwin, "We're playing great," he capped if three-run rally In the Denny's error helped Pit ts. AllSports Writer who was great fit the seventh said. "Of course, no one likes to 13th inning, leading San Fran- burgh score four runs In the Dave Kingrnan is giing the inning, looked awful In the lose. But I can't (eel too bad the ctsco over Is Angeles. Reliev- second Inning and the Pirates New York Mets the kind of con. ninth. He loaded the bases and way we've been going." er Geoff Zahn walked Derrel went on to beat St. Luls with sistency at the plate that they then gave up a single to Jose Th omas to open the inning, the aid of Ken Brett's pitching In the other National t League bo O. Cardenal. Hobby Mur cer then singled and and hitting. Brett, making his games, the San Francisco GiAnd he's giving them the kind Well,ltsthrtedoujasasjng both runners advanced on a first star t of the season, high. le ants beat the Is Angeles of inconsistency in the field that but Kingman let it get past him Dodgers 6-3 in 13 innings; the wild pitch. llhted the Pittsburgh attack they'd prayed against. f an eor. As a resu Gary Matthews was in. with 'nts 10th .career major lt, three Atlanta Braves whipped the The erratic Kingman, ac- runs scored and Cardenal San Diego Padres 4-3; tentionally walk ed to load the league homer. the quired this past winter from the wound up on third with the Pittsburgh Pirates tripp he bases, Zahn forced in the goBrett also spaced (our Cardi. ed t San Francisco Giants, won one potential tying run. At ahead run with a walk to Ed nal singles, walked two and St. IMWS Cardinals for and New York Sunday with his point, Baldwin reverted to his Cincinnati Reds trimmed the Goodson and Speier singled up permitted only two baserunners bat but almost lost It with his sparkling, earlier form and the middle to drive in Murcer to reach third before retiring Houston Astros 5 in the first glove as the Mets took a 4 nailed it down for the Mets. after six innings in favor of game of a doubleheader before and Matthews. decision to sweep a double.Yogi Berra was as relieved as losing the second, Braves 4, Padres 3 Dave Giusti. . header from the Chicago Cubs. anyone after the frantic finish Darrell Evans' fo ur th home . Philadelphia-Montreal galmie . Asts 7 Alter the Me ts took an K "It's a good omen," said run of the season, a two-run Pete Rose slammed a twonan victory in the opener, Kingman New York manager, " that we was postponed by cold, shot following Marty Perez' homer - his fourth hit of the exploded his fourth home run of finally won a doubleheader at John Stearns'single capped a the young season in the second home." three-run rally in the first in. leadoff double in the ninth in. game — with two out in the ning, boosted Atlanta over San bottom of the ninth Inning, giv. game to help New York take a The Mets hzidn't won a dou. ning and Ed Kranepool doubled 4-0 lead. bleheader at home since August home two runs in a four-run The victory salvaged one ryovcrlloustonintheopenerof Then the thrilts and splits 31, 13 and at the same time, second as the Mets built a 7 s tarted for Old Ironsides, stopped a seven-game winning lead and went on to beat Chi. game for the Braws In the their doubleheader. Jose Cruz t1wegame series with the vas- tilt a bases-loaded triple and minding the fans of the Mets' streak by Chicago. It didn't dis- cago in the first game. tly improved Padres. Milt May strok ed a two-run eccentric teams of the earls' tract Chicago Manager Jim GIants 6, Dodgers 3 Pirates 5, Card; 0 191 rule, hclpin Houston alva' \1;Irh:lU, fhtih Chris Speler's tsorwi iiik' }tuukte right-ha:idi'r John a split. COOLEST 3 40 Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN SHE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI CITY OF SANFORD FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA PROCEDURALDOCUMENT.1. COUNTY, FLORIDA ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Case No. 74.1943.CA49.A CASE NO. 1S'3I4,CA4p.p PUBLIC NOTICE is herehy given PAN AMERICAN DANK OF that Sea l ed Proposals will be GREAT AMERICAN MORTGAGE ORLANDO lPdurc'rnt. JA p RUVWfl 0 Massachusetts received by the City Commission of as business trust Bank of the City of gualifle to do Sanf or d, Florida, Orlando businp5 in the-State her elnaftir called the 0 snur. at the of Florida Plaintiff, Commission Chambers in City Hall Plaintiff, Vs. until I P.M. On Wednesday, My it, MARS;:4LLW PERRY IndMYRA CLEMENT J FORD JR. and CAY 197$ for the construction of SAN ELAINE PERRY DEE FORD, hs Wife, and JERRY M. oo STREET IMPROVE BOB B Y E. GARRETT and SUSAN GREENE C. MEN 75. and ROY for une or more J, GARRETT DONALD CUtlER and MEADOWS sections desior,atr.tl 1$: and doing ANN CUBER, business as FORD, GREENE Contract I. dated January 3, & MEA Defendants PROPERTIES, 1975 (312 miles) a Florida general NOTICE OF SUIT Partnership, H, Contract II, dated F eb ruary ID. .1' Jerry M Garrett DUNES, INC . a c porati 197$ (4.31 miles) or on and and Susan C. Garrett THE STATE OF FLORIDA Contract Ill, dated February 7. 1161 Landmark Lane 197$ (4 miles) Defenciant5 Casseiberry Florida NOTICE OF SALE Con tra IV, dated February 70. i hereby given 191$ IS 67 mlle) that, Marshall w Perry pvrant to the Order Con tract V. dated February 70. of Final and Myra Elaine Perry Judgment entered in this cause, in 1975 (3 3* miles) the Circuit Court of 1161 Landmark Lane for the City of Senlord. Florida. in Seminole Casselberry, Florida County, Florida. I accordance will Sell the with D'awingi. You are hereby notified that a Property SItuated in Specifications and Procedural Seminole Complaint to Foreclose Mortgage Documents County, Florida, described a prepared by Clark, Diett has beer, filed against you and you Commence at the Sw. corner of & Associates Engineers, Inc., are required to Serve a copy 01 YOi't the SE a of Secti on 17, Township 21 defenses. If any, to it on the Plain hereinafter called the Engineer, South, Range 3* Eaf, run along the PROPOSALS WILL BE IifI' attorney, Winifr ed J Sharp, of West linof Said SE ',, P401 degrees PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ Johnson, Moisinger, Tn,smen & ic' 32" w sói it ft run thence 5 ALOUD immediately after the 7 Sharp. PA., whose address is 100 degrees 17' 12" E S7S expiration of the time established (I to the East Robinson Street. Orlando Point of beginning; atoe for receipt of Proposals continue thenc e Florida 32*01 and tile the original 7 degrees 12' 17" E lOIS lIft, In ocneral the project lncIudi the on a with the Clerk of the above styled constructi line parallel with and 631 99 on of improv ed 2 lane feet C ourt on or 1I May 76, 1975. $Outhv'esterly of the right of way of Streits, local drainage, and otherwi se the allegations of the State Road 436 to a miscellaneo us work The Street point on the nor th Complaint will be taken as admitted 11f*5 nd 111 69tt Westerly construction Qeneralfy consist-4 of a of the pI and a iuclmrnt may be wo Bowling P&natH p Quin(eIp (4 6) 5.3* 70 Larp,cGoo e the fourth on a walk, a catcher Charlie Moore helped tourNew York $ 4. Chicago 63 header sweep. Glenn Abbott single by nament. Cincinati 56. Houston Ellie Rodriguez and a the Mam score rive tinm in Wsstrn.Canf.qsc stopped the Twins with a six- squeeze bunt single by Jerry t Pittg,ijrgp, 3, St. Louis 0 INZAI, Japan - Japan's Teruo Sugihara fired a, fourhe second Inning. Seattle 1)1, Golden State 91, series Atlanta i. San Diego 3 hitter in the opener. under-par 68 for a 72-hole total of Remy. California tied 22 wrapped and a two-stoke it up Yankees ?, TIgers 1 °hifIdelphi at Montreal. Sunday's RssulN victory in the $50,000 Sobu International open Golf The A's scored twice against with four runs IV the seventh, ppd, cold weather New York erupted for six Eastern Conference San Francisco 6, Los Angeles Tournament, rookie' Jim Hughes In the first with Bochte providing a tworun, nina against rookie Vern Ruble Washington 97, Buffalo 93. 3. 13 innings inning of the nightcap on a walk single. WashinIon leads In the seventh Inning, two on Ed and singles by Bert CamWestern Co.,t,,enc. Red Sox 10, Orioles? Today's Game flerrmann's tie-breaking pinch Chcgo 10.1. kanSIs CityOmlha San Francisco (Caldwell 02) panerls, Sal Bando and Joe LUIS Tiant pitched a four-Mt. double and three on a homer by 77. Chicago leads 32 at Cincinnati (Norman 01). () Rudl. They got two more j W. including home runs by Ron Blomberg, and defeated Today's Games Los Angeles (Rau It) at At AKRON, Ohio - Dave Davis, striking on his final two the sixth on singles by Ruth and Bobby Grich and Lee Plo games scheduled lanil (Capra 2 0). (n) May, and Detroit behind Rudy May's tnsses, captured the $125,000 Tournament of Champions Tuesd ay' Games Claudell Washington, two walks the Red Sox capitalized San Diego (Jones 1 0) at on Mike three-hit pitching. Bobby Bonds bowling tournament, downing Barry Asher 201-195 In the Eastern Conference Houston (Roberts 11), In) and a sacrifice fly. Torrez' wildness. Torrex gave homered for th Boston at Houston. CBS TV title game. Only games scheduled e Yankees' first In the first game, the A's took up five hits, walked eight, threw run. Western Conference Tuesday's Games Seattle at Golden State San Francisco at Clncirti .na ABA PLAYOFFS St. Louis at New York Division Finals Philadelphia at Chicago Sestif.? Pittsburgh at Mont real For The Saturdays Games Los Angeles at Atlanta, In) No gam es ',cP*duled San Diego at HOuSton. ( n) PENSACOLA, Fla, (AP) - Club course gave McGee a two. Sunday's Result The victory automatically ever appreciated a victory on Jerry McGee figured th Western Division Deal In Town is was shot victor)' over Wally Armqualifies McGee for next year's the tou Dnrr 1)1 lndhnd 17$, Denver r more than I have this his week before the first shot strong,a soft-spoken 29-year-old (2 3) 191.10 EIGHTH. 384 C. 39.* Montague Ytirn 3 Houston 117, Boston 107, Boston teaos 2 1 Perlecla Mini Murphy 400 (?)Mets McGee Turns Pearl Into Golf Gold 710 1 60 Qvnela (73) 6 Helps . 310 I 10 KS Mandalay Chanute Tray 4 Pro Cage 1.50 360 7 10.20 460 6 Rumieacop. York nnie Montreal 3 7 300 I IS;?), S. F .0 's Whitler (6), 6 Dark Champion ($1.7. Gent's PICk (to. It. West San Diego Mist (5). 6 I 600 S Francisco 6 5 TWELFTH, 7.14, C - 1. Turn 7 6 .536 blelault (6). 2. Sno Ike 1$) 3. Ks Atlanta ' S.dony (37)1. Money 80.gsd (12 ).3 Los Angeles 7 6 534 1 Imi Bean 110, 4. ImperIal mu (6) Cincinnati 7 7 .300 I 1. Riva Doll (I), I. Willie Di Marco Houston 1 9 .3 3' (5! Saturdays Results Chicago & New Y or k' 2 San Diego S. Atlanta 2 Cincinnati 9• Houston Ph.lCdplphii 3. Montreal 0 NBA PLAYOFFS Pittsburgh 7, St Lcls I Los Angel" 3, Son Francisco Bettof .7 Series 2 Saturday 's Results Dog Results / ' 0l ',' C'. nner Today's Games 1. 10) New York (Dobson 07) at SEVENTH, 3.14. A - i R Boston (Lee II) Chiaman- (6). 7 Loch Cactus (17), Baltimore (P4lmer ;)) a! 3 WilcItfe Gee (4), 1 Atgo Rebel M'Iw1uk (Sprague 07), tnt p eavingOut Kansas City (Dam Canton 00) SI f Legal Notice R. Kingman It — Legal Notice 11 \ . 935 C arry Out Orders Welcome ACROSS FROM MOVIE LA N D HWY. 17.97 SANFORD PH. 322.9646 �J - _ 4 BVeflIn4 anford, !9!!!tice ___ _____ _____ _____ _____ __________ ionday, Legal Notice egal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice - Legal Notice _i.e9alNotice -. 4—Personals '- artments Unfurnjsh CITY OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR HE CIRCUIT COURT. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF CASSELIERRYFLORIDA FICTITIOUSNAME L,GTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTICEOFSALE TINNISCOURTS NOTICEOFINTENTTO Not4c .s hCrtby o.vcn that I am CUIIN AND FOR SEMINO.E JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CASE NO. 7S.S3.CAC9D hereby qven that Pu' SEMINOLEJUNIORCOLLEGE ADOPT ORDINANCE CIRCUIT CIVIL COIRY. FLORIDA. enoaoe04nbusi,*jsta?y 39Sheoap COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY. FLORIDA. tt ini JudQmCnt rendered TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Sealed bids from Cont,ACtorS will Boulrj, (iVIACTION NO. JS-729.CA.7LC CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-631.CA.Ot.E FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS Winter CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S4$4CA.04A Spring, )p y of April, 1975. in that NOT lE IS HEREBY GIVEN by In hmatter of Adoption WAS H I N C. TO N F E DL R AL AND LOAN ASSOC lAY ION, a be received by Owner. Board 0, In re the Marriage ci SemnoIe County. FIor.øa under the certain cause pending in tPIC Circuit the City of Cesselberry Trutee% for Seminole Junior thaI the BY .MES S. SWISHER anOMARY LOAN United States corporation. fictitious name Of SAVINGS AND JAMES C. HAMPTON. Husband SHEOAH Court in and for Seminole County. Collegeat 17 00 noon onó MAY 1975 CounciIwilIconjr,nactmen,of a CHAOTTE SWISHER, Jis wife and Plaintiff REALTY, a ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI BEACH, that I intend to Florløa, wherein FIRST FEDERAL mc' board room of Seminole 'nemeroency Ordinance c'nlitled, r NOTICE OF SUIT Plaintiff, 'i reglstersaidnam,wifhtheCl,rkof SAVINGS AGNES R. HAMPTON. Wifc' AND LOAN Junior College. Sanford. Florida • APt ORDINANCE OF THE CITY T0 )NALD PAUL H. McMANIGLE. etc., et at HART V. NOTICE OFACTION the Circuit Court, Seminole County. ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE OF C TPe folIawIng is Included SSELt3ERRY. FLORIDA, Defendant hent addren unknown TO PiflC'L R Hampton JAMES CHAMBERS, et al, Florida in accordanc, with the OLJNTY,aCO?PQr.toniSPIaIn?iff AMENDING (6) non POrouS tennis courts AND SUP NOTICE OFACTION YOARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Defendants 7 Fiarmont Street proviSionS of the FiCtitu Name and CAIBERT CONSTRUCTION. PLEMENTIIIG CHAPTER 1. PAUL. H. MMANIGLE and complete with paving. urficInq, TO thatctionforap,ionhas,n Rcgh.'ler, New York Stat't,s, To Wet Sc'ction 565 09 NOTICEOFSUIT iNC a FlOrida corporation. and B SECTION 4 2. SUBSECTION Dl. tiled ti you areregt.,ired toS('rve a Ftr. Statutes 1957 BARBARA McMANIGLE. hiS wife. playing line's. fenciflU, netS. wind TO JAMES CHAML3ER' You are hercty notified triat a F WARD aria wife, WILLIE LEE curtainS, lighting and plumbing. ADDRESS UNKNOWN CASSELBERRY CITY CODE. cOPYicrwrittenaefensefany. Proceeding for diSSolution ot S Margart M Batten a k a lames P Chambers Bid documCntS are open to public WARD. are Defendants. Civil Action . SAID AMENDMENT AND SUP to Ih Petition on GERALD S. marriage has been filed against you YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an PubliSh April 7. 11. 2). 75. 1975 and KATHYRN M. CHAM No 75771 CA 09 A. I ARTHUR H. action toforeclosea mortgage on the inspection In the offices of thC OEM 75 PLEMENT TO PROVIDE FOR RUILRO, Attorney at Law. 355 S. andyouarerequiredtoserveacopy tIERS BECKWITH, JR., Clerk of the THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC Hwy 17 97, P 0 following properly in Seminole Director of Administrative Affairs RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Bo* 977, of yOur written defenses. if any. at oresaid Circuit Court, will at 11.00 BEVERAGES WITHIN THE CITY Casseprry, Florida, 37707. and file thefito upon Petitioner's Attorneys, *u parties claiming interests by, County, Florida: Lot 6.1, APPLE seminole Junior College, F. W CITY OF am, on April 79th. 1975. oflvr for ON SUNDAY FROM I PM to I? the olinal with the Clerk of the whose names and addresses appear through, under or aclainsI 'ames VALLEY, UNIT TWO, according to Dodge Plan Room and Central ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. salt and sell to the highet and best M I D N I C. H T WI TH0U I fhc' plat thereof as recorded in plat Florida BuIlders E*change IA-Circu(ourp t the Seminole County below, onor before April 0. 1975 and Chambers, a k a James P. Cham FLORIDA bidder for cash at the West front 16. Page 35, Public RecordS of Orlando; and may be oblainc'd from PEST RICT ION REGARDING THE Courtse, Sanford. Florida, on or file the original thereof with the bers. ano Kathryn M. Chambers and Notice of Publa Hearing of the Courthouse of Seminole ,1e offices of Gutmann Dragath SALE OF FOOD. DEF INING betoray 21st, 1975, c'reerwise a Clerk of thiS Court either before tO all parties having or claiming to Seminole County, Florida. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN County, Florida. inSanford. FIOridi. ESTABLISHMENTS AFFECTED. Judqmt may be Intc'red on behalf service on PetItboner' attorneys or haveany right, titleor interest in the has been flied against you and you AssocIates Architects Planners, P1 OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by rpie fOH**ing described property, ADDING SUBSECTION ci TO SAID of Iheptifloners are requIred to serve a copy of your Incorporated. Sanford Atlantic immediately thereafter. otherwise, real property herein described the City Commission of the City of situated and being in Seminole S E C I I ON . PP0VI0INC National Bank Building, Suite 400, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFtED wr1ften defenses. if any to it THltOTtCE shall be publiShed a default wilt be entered aganst you Attamont, Springs, Fior.oa, that County, Florida. to wit P E N AL T V CON F L IC T S. P.O. Drawer 931, Sanford. Florida Harrison. Greene. Mann, Rowe & Once (h week for four (1) confor the relic" demanded in the that an action to toreclose a mor said City Commission *stl ndtd a The South 10 chains 01 the Nor SEVERABILITY. EFFECTIVE secutl weeks in the Evening Petition tgage on the following real property Stanton, plaintiff's attorney, whOSe 32771, upon request accompanied by Public hearing tiseast ' of the Southwest ', Section DATE Heraldanfo,ci, Florida address is p 0 Box 3512. Tenth $25 0 deposit per let WITNESS A%Y HAND and the seal in Seminole County. Florida (a) To onsi0er anociation of the , Township 2) South. Range 31 The proposed Ordinance is posted Deposit wilt be refunded in full for Floor, Florida Federal Building, s,. WIT ISS my hand and seal of of this Court cri th LOt d day of April, Of Block "B" COUNTRY following described Property lying East: at the Cily Hall. Casseerry. said Ctt On this 15th day of April, A D. 1975. Petersburg. Florida 3373) on or two sets to contractor. submitting CLUB HEIGHTS. UN'T ONE. ac and being in Seminole County. LESS Lots 1 through 44 and all Florida 1973 (Seal) cording tO the plat thereof as before May 5. 1975. and file the bofla tide bids and return Of Florida. to witStreets aria Easements of RICH Consideration will be given at a (Seal) recorded in Flat Boo& 13, page 95, origInal with the clerk uf this court documents In good usable condilion Arthur H Iseckwith, Jr 507 Lake Destiny Road - SEC 73 FIELD SUBDIvISION, recorded in meeting to be held en the City Hall. Ar!r H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of Court Public Recorøs of Seminole County, Cithir before service on plaintiff's withIn S days alter the opening of TWP 21S RGE 79E. BEG S ' Cor P!at Book 17. Page 25 of the Public Casselberry. Florida, on the 5th day b4ds Refund for sets in excess of two CItI of ?h Circuit Court By' Lillian I Jenkins Florid1e, attorney or immediately thereafter, OF SEC RUN W 1370 FT N 72 DEC Record of Seminole County, at May, A D 1973, at 730 PM .or as Bylaine RiChrd Depuly Clerk haS been filed against you and you otherwise a default will be entered Will be less $17 SO to cover coSt of 9 NIH E $037 T TO RD SELY Florida. soon thereafter as possible, at which Dejy Clerk are reQuired to serve a copy at your against you for the rtlif demanded reproducflon. on the same bSiS of ROBERT M MORRIS ALCI P0600 Fl M L TO BEG (LESS S&d sate will be made Pursuant to time interested partit's and citizens Gerald Rutberg return Of documents HUTCHISON. LE F FLE P & written defenses, if any, 10 it on van In ttit' complaint or petition, E £93 FT - P05). and in order to satisfy the terms Of for and against the proposed Or 315 S. y 1781 MORRIS Contractors who obtaIn bid WITNESSmy hand and the seal of den fler. Gay & Burke. PA • at to the corporate limits 01 the City of said Final Judgment. dancr will be hr,trd This meeting P O (34977 dOcuments arid do not bid the l3Ci North Park Avenue Post Office Box 793, Orlando, this Court on AprIl 3rd, '975 Atfamorefe 5rings, Fledô. and • Witness my hano and thC seal of may b#tontin from time to time Cassety, Florida. 37707 proiect, s-rust return same at least 10 Sanford. FIoria 3777) (SEAL) Florida 37102, and file the Original (hi To consider al the question this court on the 16th day of April, until firta!jo,, 5 ?kn by the City f.ttornrfor PctitIr PubliSh' AprIl 1, ti, 7), 75. 1975 before the hid date. or py a t iith thri Clerk of tti .'toir syIrd Arthur H Beckw,th, Jr t S thri 1975 f (:t' $' pir Sct to defra, cust ci (lt'rk l ttt' Ccjrt CLfl 1t trtcr(' "'I ::'r.,: (? N oi'. (CIRCUIT COURT SLALi GO\IERPI YOURSELVES AC OEM 11 reproduction an handling, as set By: Joy Stokes otherwise a judgment may be en mercial Neighborhood District to Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. CORDINGLY forth above. Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Ifred against you for the relief said propert as that classdication Clerk of the Circuit Court DATED this 11th clay of April, Sub contractors and others may 11. COUNTY, demanded in the complaint or Publish: Ap'iI 7. 21, 2*, 1975 FOR isdescribedinthezon,ngord,nances SEMINOLE By Elaine RiCharde AD 1975 OEM 47 obtain complete bid documents upon pro of the City of Altamonte Springs. FLORIDA CTITIOUSPfAME Deputy Clerk (Seal) deposit of $7500 which will be WITNESS my Piandandth,sealol NOti(CherCby given that we are CIVIL ACTION NO: 74.Il17.F Florida.towIt' Ordinance No 72173 Publish- April 31, 1975 Mary W Hwthnrne, arid as amended and supplemented refunded, less II? $0 to cover 1d Court April 5th, engageth business at 7352A San CASSELIIERRY GARDENS, INC. OEM 123 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE City Clerk reproduction cost, upon return Of ISeat) The preSent ZOning classeficeteon Jose Cfer. Winterwos Blvd. a Florida corporation. ____________________________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. documentsingoodconditionwtlhen$ City of Cassetberry. 04 said property is A.) Agricultural Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Winter rk, Seminole County, Plaintiff Ftoria CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AN FOR days after opening of bids Partial D,strict. as that classification is Clerk of the Circuit Court VS Florida Cer the fictitious name of FICTITIOUSNAME Publish April ?1, 1975 SEMINOLE COUNTY sets to material SupplierS will be described In the Zoning ordinances Ry Joy Stokes AMICU!IHVL REPAIR, and that RICHARD J THIBAULT and Notice is hereby given that we are OEM 11$ PROBATE DIVISION isued at coSt of repreduction Deputy Clerk arid regulatin of Seminole County, engag we intenO reg;ster said name with ELIZABETH IHIOAULI. hi5 Wife, is-i business at Pt 7. Bo PROBATE NO. 7S.10S.CP IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ThE Publith April Each bid must be accompanied by Ii. th, Cter of the Circuit Court, INTE RPiATIONAL WORLD or 2), 75. Ma l72S.Oyiøo3fló5, SeminoIeCot.',ty. In re Estat, of a certified check or bid bond issued DEM6 POOLS. INC., and FINANCIAL The Public HearIng will be held in Ft*r,d. under the fictitious name ot EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- Seml'ioletounty Flrjd. in cc CORNELIA GRANT CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR cordanceith the proviSions ot the ACCEPTANCE the City Hall. Altamonte Springs, SEMINOLE FLORAL FARMS, and SEMINOLE by an acceptable surety company CORPORATION, i COUNTY deceased. fo. not less than S per cent of the Flor;aa.onthe70ncyofMay,19;3, Ftitioam, Statutes, To Wit: Defendants, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. iN AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS PROBATE DIVISION at 4-30 p.r • or as soon thereatter as With the Clerk of the Circuit Cou't. PqoaaTE base bid The successful bidder will Sclion$4)9 Flori Statutes 1957. NOTICEOFSUIT FOR NO. SEMINOLE COUNTY, To All Creditors and All 73.317.CP posSible, at which time ilterested Seminole County, Florida in ac Persons be requIred to furnith performance 5: Ui J. Blondet TO: FINANCIAL ACCEPTANCE FLORIDA Having Claims or Demands Against In re the Estate of: bond aria labor and mat,rla!t, O M Blondet CORPORATION parties and tititn toe and against cordanc, with the prov'slons of me DIANA MAE ECHAPIIZ CASE NO. 7S-S32-CA.09.O Said Estate: the pro-posed anrr'jation and ro.-ing Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Publish: iril 7. 11, 21, 75. 191$ payment bond, cacti in the full flroadwa ROBE R V.' JACK SON •ind You ,ire I ttb, tild and Deceasea OEM 79 amount of th contract sum, iSSue,l wil be hearo Sc hearing nay DC Kansas City. SECtiOn $65 09 FlOrida Statutes 1957 BARBARA A JACKSON. hs wife, required to present any diainis and by a bonding company licensed in FINAL NOTICE continued from time to time until Missouri 6411) S: Paul H. Mason Plaintiffs, demands whith you may have Florida, Notice i hereby given that the final action Is taken by ttie City YOU ARE NOTIFIED ttiat an Curtis W Man Jr. i FYITIOUS NAME against the estate Of CORPIELIA undersigned will, on the 4th day of Commission To be eligible for consideration. action for Fore'closur,of Articles of BARBARA kIlO WALKER, et als Thelma C Mann NOtice Ilereby given that we are Agreement has been filed against GRANT, deceased. late of Seminole tes must comply with the laws of June. A 0 1975. present to the This notice shall be posted at the Publi5h' AprI 2), 71. May fl. 1975 Defendants, engaged uSinesi at 7357 A San yo County, Florida. to the Clerk of the City Hall within the City of OEM.17 and you are required to Florida, all conditions of the NOTICE OF ACTION Honorable Circuit Judgeof Seminole Jose Ce, Winlerwoods Blvd. copyol your written oefenses,serve a Circuit Court, and file the same County, Florida. Attamonte Springs. Florida. and in in speclficatIon, and must be made on if any. TO BARBARA KITO WALKER hii final return, Winter Pk, Seminol, County, to it on MARVIN E NEWMAN & account and vouchers, as Ad three (3) other places Within th &ipticate and as provided in Section afaclimlle Of the form includid with Pesiøence Unknn Florida, ur the fictitious name 0t JON S ROSENBERG. Plaintiff's fl3 16. Florida Statutes. ifl their the contract documents, min5trator of the Estate of City, and Published in The Evening FICTITIOUS NAME in Diana A M I C U YOU ARE NOTlFID THAT an Offices In the Couy Courthouse in Herald, a Notice Is hereby given that we are Mae EChanu:, deceased, and at said SPEClAL5, W HO L E S A L E attorneys, whoSe •d&ess is Suite of gaI enclosed in an opagve and that * action?oforeclosea mortagecn fhe Seminole County. Florida, within time, then and there, make • cirtatlon in the City of AItmontt engaged buSiness at 731 U sealed •velope bearing the name intend tug, CHA Tower, Orlando, followIng property in Seminole four calendar S. 17-92, p(icatlontothe taIa Judge for a (mu Springs and to reglsterid name with the Clerk Florida 3210). on or before the 7th County, Florida from the time and address of the dder and the Quit Court, Seminole of the first publiltlon hereof, or Seminole County. Fern Park, Seminole County, settlement of hIs administration of County, Flido in accordance with originatwlththeClerkofthisCourt, Florida.onceaweekforatleastfour FlorIds,undertheficlitiousnameof Seid estate, and for day 04 May, 197$. and file lhe the marked- TENNIS COURTS — Lots3g, 40,11 and 42 FRANK L. same will be barred. an oraer the (4) consecutI weeks or to the WINNIE.THE POOH DAY CEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE OODRUFFS SUBDIVISION OF Filedat Sanford, Florida, thi$9ffl anddellverednotlat,rthandlteand CARE discharging Santiago Echani: date of the Public Hearing, the date CENTER, arid that we Provis Of the Fictitious either before Service on Plaintiff's LANDS, SOUTH SANFORD, ac as Name ToWit, Section attorneys of AprIl, 1975 04 the first publication to the date of register said name with theintend Clerk O Such Administrator. or above immediately cording to th Plat thereof as F$ Statutes 1957 Blanche B Eards Dated the last publIcation., both dates in thc' CircuIt Court, Seminole County, A 0 1975this the 15th day of April, Publish' April 11. 71. 7*. 1975 thereafter; otherwise a default Will recorded in Piat Book 3, Page 4101 5 Luis. Blonaet A Executrix elusive, ii t be es than Florida in accordance *ith the OEM be entered against you for thC relief the Public Records of Seminote WILL OIiviM Biondet Santiago Echani: lAM L COLBER T OF _______________________________ twenty eight (71) days. In addition, proviSionS of the FIditiOu Name demanded In the Complaint. County. Florida Publish: A 7 11. 21. 25. 1975 STENSTROM, DAVIS £ As Administrator notice Shall be posted in me area to Statutes, To-Wit: Section •6S.Os WITNESS my hand and seal Of has been filed against you and you MCINTOSH OEM 71 of the Estate of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE be considered for annexation and Florida Statutes 1957 this court on the 3rd day of April, are required to serve a copy Of your Attorney for Executrix Diana Mae Echiniz EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. ZOnIngatteasttifteen(ts)eayspr t97S. 5: Raymond 0 Winn written defenses, if any. to it Ofl Fligthip Bank of Sanford IN THE C CUlT COuRT, 15TH (Seal) CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND P0* to ttie date of ttie Pbli Hearing. Deceased Carol Jean Wiin KENNETH W. McINTOSH. p, Box 13)1, JUDICIAL *CUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. c. Vernon ?.tlze. Jr., DATED this 15th day of April, Publish: April 31,71. May 5, 17, Arthur H Btckwith. Jr, Plaintiffs' attorney, whose address Sanford, Florida SEMINOLEOUNTY, FLORIDA. OF CLEVELAND & MIZE CASE NO. 71.44 A 0. 1975 OEM 126 Clerk of the Circuit Court is Post Office Boa )3. Sanford. Publish- April 11, 21, )97$ CIVIL ACTP4 NO. 7s.133.cA444 Attorneys for Administrator FRE LOOM FLOE PAL SAVINGS 5' Phyli Jordahl By' Martha T Vihln Florida, 3777), on or befote May Ia, DEM-74 In Cl: ttiI 4fI51 P.o. Drawer Z AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a City CIe Depvty Clerk FICTITIOUSNAMI 1975, and file the original With the CLARENCB EVANS, UnitØ States corporation, formerly Sanford, Florida 37171 Of the City of RVIN E. NEWMAN & Clerk of thu Notkeishecebygiy,ntnat we are Husband Petitioner, JON S. Publish Aprll3l.75. May 5,17,1975 __ Court either before IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE known as F IRST FEDERAL Abamonte Seg, Florida ROSENBERG engaged bsess at 607 Camilla DEMIli Mce on Plaintiffs' attorney SAVINGS AND Pubtih: April 21 art 7$ ano May 5. Ct, Sanford. Seminole LOAN or EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli CNA lo County. immdiatelythereaft, Otherwisea NANCY F. SANS. 17 ano 19, 1973 CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA, Orlando, Florida 3250) NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Florida, underthefitsname of default will be entered aganst YOU Wife RMpoe'denl OEM 133 Plaintiff. SEMINOLE COUNTY. Atlornys for the Plaintiff NAME LAW REFRIGERATION MECHANICAL, for the relief demanded l NOTROPACTION VS. the CASE NO. ,,.-. Publish: Notice April 7, 14, 21. 71, 1975 and that we Inter.d to register said is Hereby Given that the THE STATEOF FLORIDA TO; DEM11 Amee Comptal, FREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS WILLIAMCFAPLANE and ,f'ionied. desiring to engage in NANCY F. EVANS, WHOSE _____________________________ name with the Clerk of the CIrcuit WlTNESSmyhandandthesealof AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a GRAYCE P. MCFARLANE, his Court, Seminole County, Florida in businessurlcserthefictitiou,nameof RESIDENCeS CITY OF MAR this Court on April 5th. 1973 UnIted Slates corporation, formerly wife. CITY OF accordance with the provisiOnS , JO'S BOUTIQUE at 71 P4 Highway TINSVILLE.)UNTYOF HENRY, IN iScalt ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, THE CIRCUIT COUITI 15TH Defendants known as FIRST FEDERAL 17 92. in the City of Casselberry, STATE OF tpi FictIIioi.js Name Statutes, To Arthur H tIerkwth, Jr., $ NOTICE OF ACTION VIRGINIA, AND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SAVINC$ FLO$IDA AND LOAN Wit: SectI 163.09 Florida Statutes Seminole County, Florida, intCndsto As Clerk of the Court T0 WILLIAM MCFARLANE WHOSE MAING ADDRESS IS: SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Noticed Plic Hearing ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA, register the said name with the 10)1 GRAVF STREET, MAR ,,57 By Joy Stokes Address Unknown CASE NO. Plaintiff, 5' Robert Morgan Clerk of the Circt Court Of TINSVILLE, IRGINIA 71)12. Deputy Clerk YOU AR In 41: the Marriage of NOTIFIED that an TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN vs SmincI County. Florida. Jofvi N Atkinpn Publliti April 11, 21, 7*. May AswornP,1QnforOinoIut,of ETHEL L WORLEY, Wife. to locecidie mortgage on the 5,197$ WILLIAM MCFARLANE and JOSEPHINE PITTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Publish: April71, 71, May S. 12, 1973 DEM6' Marriage a hculo having been the City Commisti of the City of DEM.lfl GRAYCE P. MCFARLANE, hiS followIng properly In Seminole OrteHalf Owner tiled regardtryour County, FlorIda' Altamnfe Springs, Florida. that marriage o JONNALLEPIWORLEY, Husband. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, wile. Robert PItt, CLARENCE EVANS, in Circuit Lol7landth,East1;ofeefof Lot said Cite Commitsion *ill hold a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TH NOTICE OFACTION One Half Owner Defe,n?s Court in arid ' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. ' In Block 3, SANLANDO THE public hering: 15TH NOTICE OF ACTION Publish: April 7, 11, 3), 25. 1975 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SemInole County, THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO: WILLIAM McFARLANE FlOrida,tplethstjtleofwoichi$IN JOHN ALLEN WORLEY. WHOSE COUNTY. FLORIDA, (a) To conSider annexation of the SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA S U B U R B B E A U I I F U 1, DEM.n RE: THE ARRIAGE OF: RESIDENCE AND MAILING CASE NO. ALTAMONTE SECTION, CCOrding. following descrtbed property lying PROBATE DIVISION AddrNs Unknn NOTICE 75'fl9.cAls.c CLARENCE EVANS, HuSoand ADDRESS 'C an to the plat thereof as recorded in md bing in Seminole County, CASE NO. Pi.7S.iis.cp YOU ARE NOTIFIED that NOTICE I hereby given that ROUTE ONE, In the Matter of Adoption the Petitioner.an4ANCy F. EVANS. BOX 1'..., BELMONT. NOPTP4 BVJAMESS Florida, to wItaction to foreclose mortgage on Pie PIat Book 3. page 67, Public Records Estate of Board of County Commissioners of Wife Respond?, these presents CAR.ILIPIA SWISHER andMARY BegIn at the CCnter of Section ) following property in Seminole of Seminole County, JAMES F HORTON Seminole County. FlOrida, shall at command you appear and file a-' CHARLOTTE SWISHER, Twriti'*p 7) South, Range 21 East, Dece*Sed YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED has been fllid against you and you hiS wife County, Florida 700 pm or as soon as Possible your Answer other defense NOTICE OF SUIT or that a proceedin,1 for alimony 5emirite (nty. Florida, run (ç4 7 aria the West 175 feet of Lot are required to serve a copy Of your NOTICE TOCREDITORS to RALPH GILBERT ERVIN thereafter, on the 13th day of May, Pleadingwifhtlile.ckofthe Circuit Without diSsolution ot marriage and written defenses, if any, to it on thence North along the Ncr?n South TO ALL. PERSONS HAVING 1975, consIder 71 s-- Blc<k , SANLANDO THE Present Address Unknown the 400ptiOn of the Court in and fSemnole County, for support for minor child has been GEORGE E HOVIS, Plaintiff's centerline of sad Section Ii, 174 70 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST s u B U P B B E A U I I F U L following Ordinance YOU ARE HEREBY Flrida, aria seit a copy thereof O feet to the North tight Of way line of SAID ESTATE: NOTIFIED ALTAMONTE SECTION, according attorney, whose address iS '-1 An Ordinance relaling to the t"etitlor'e,'s f lIed against you, and the short title that an action for adoption hat been to the pta? thereof as r.:ordea in We'slgate rney, Jack T, is IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF Ptata Drive. Clermont. Slate Road 436, run thence- South 19 You and eath of you are hereb filed, andyou are reqvired?o Serve a PIat Book). vnincorporCted areas of Seminole Bridges of Clesina 1. Mile, PublIc Records Floqlaa 32fl1 on or before May 16th, page 67, degree's 32' 16" East along said notified arid required to fife any County, Pot? ETHEL L WORiEY, W.fe. and coDy of your written objections. 1 Florida, providing Office Drawer : Sjnford, Florida North rigtit.of way tue 700 feet to claImt arid demari.ds which yqu, 197$, and fIle th original wilh the Se-nole County. Florida, JOHN ALLEN WORLEY, Husband, any, to the Petition, on GERAI.D S or regulations IC. control and regulate 37711, On or befe the 13th day Of and the point 04 begiring; thence run esther oi Pat been filed against you and you Clerk of thit Court either before these presents command you to PUTBE PG. Attorney at Law, 31$ S .oi.,, may have against said el,ctricat Contractors and electrical May. 197$. or aerwise a default apppar and file your Answer or other SouthlSa,grm 57' 46" East on Plaintifl' attorney or are required to serve a copy of your u'r"1 along estatelntheofficeo4theCIerkofe construction within Seminole wIll be entered ainst you Highway 17 93 p o. Box said North right.of.way line 775.3$ Circuit Court immediately thereafter; otherwi a 977. written defenses, if any, to of the 11th Judicial County. ameriarig Section uS ot WITNESS mand defenseorpfeacflngwitp,thecl,rko,the Casselberry, and official theClrcuitcounin.ndqo,Seminole Original Florida 37707. and filP GEORGE E. HOVIS, Plaintiff'i default will be entered against yotj feet: run thence North 0 degraes 37' Circuit, Seminole County, Florida, Ordinance Plo 73 17. as amended by waloftpieClevk tthe Circuit court. County, W' West 72$ lee?, run thence North Probate Dlvijl*n, in me Courthouse Cn'dinance 73 Florida, and serve a copy w'th Clerk of USe attorney, whole address it for ft. relief demanded In the Circuit Court at the the Seminole 17A. as •merxaed by en thiS 9th day (pfiI, AD., 1975 County thereof on Pe'itlonq'r's attorney, Petition IS degrees 57' 18" West 100 feet; a, Sanford. Florida, withiri Westgate Plaza four Ordinance No. 73179, and as (Seal) Coijrthse, Sanford. Florida, On or Florida 37711 on Drive, Clermont, ROGER I.. BERRY, of BERRY & DATED this 5th day of AprIl 1975. thence NorTh 0 degrees 33 33' WeSt calendar months from thu I mc of &mehoed by Orctirxxn,e 73 17C, to or before May 16. (Seal) before M,a'v 14th. 197$, nth.rv.i .kttPvr H. B$w:th, Jr. a FULLER, Post O'ttice Orawe, 0. 110 feet: this-ice North IS degrees 57' the •ir-tt ptIicatlon of this nofict 1975, and file the original with the adopt The National Electrical Code As Clerk ot4 Circuit Court Judgment may be entered ifl LasI Commercial Street. Sanford. Arthur H Beck',,.th Jr favor Clerk of tPis Court either before 46" West 17$ feet. toanp Sjtti 0 Each claim or demand must e n NFPA to 70 1973. as a Standard. tP Prt IOOs--S By Cecelia Ekern Firid. "eC5 33' 33" i'.et 775 tett t the or before the Ith day Of Clerk of Cir.t i Service en PIa'ntiff' attOrney writir'.q aria fited ri ctuphcate aria deleting the terminology "Ter THIS NOTICE shall be pvtitished Deputy Clerk May, 197$, otherwise a default will oo,nt of beginning, By Joy Stokes immediatelythe,eaf,er, ctherwi a state tPlepIaceOf residence and post minated with compress,on fittings" once each week for four (1) con Jack t. Bridge*( be entered against you for the relief the corporate limiet of the City of office address of the clamant Deputy Clerk default wIll be entere.J against you t.cutIve weeks in the Evening and as being W'thin the eicrption to the 'CLEVELAND & tZE !)famiqi4t Springs, Florida, ano demanded in the petition Publish- April 11. 21, 6, Mci,' S. 1' foe the relief temanded in the must be sworn to by the claimant, Prohibition against the installation Attorneys for P$onur Herald, Sanfcrd. Florida, OEM 79 WITNESS my hand arid seal 01 the fbi lo consior also th queStion hi5 agent or attorney, or the same and use tif aluminum wire con Ptlti Post Office DrwI 7 WITNESS my hiind and WI of f designating and assigning the shall be void Clerk of the Circuit Court Oft this 5th said Court on 'liii 's-Th day ot April, DATED thiS Ith day of April 197$ ductors. Providing for construction Sanford, Ftor;da'nI day of ApsIl, 1975 toning classification of C 0 Corn (Seal) Dated at Sanford, Florida. this severability, and an effective date. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 197$ PubIit'i: April 14 , 7$. May 5, I97 (Seat) merclal General District to said 18th day cC April. 197$ Arthur H fleckwith, Jr (SEAL) (Seal) DEM.); EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. P(ODertp as that classificatIon is Arthur H StCkwith. Jr. Clerk of (lrwU Court S Dorothy I. M.adias CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR Arthur it 8tckwth, Jr Arthur H flCCkwith, Jr Clerk ci Circuit f.ow't d1cribed iri the- bring ordinances fly Joy Stclies As.Executrix Clerk of Board SEMINOLE COL'NTY. Clerk of the Circuit Court Si" Lillian t Jeikint ci the City of Atfôm*nt Spr.ng, IN THE CIRCUITOURT. IN AND Deputy Clerk of Said estate CASE NO. ;s.sto Count) Commitsioners By Elaine RlCharde Dtpufy Clerk FOR SEMINO5 Fforida,towit Ordnance Plo 72*73 JULIAN K DOP.ttNlCk COUNTY. Publish: April 11,7)71, May 5. IS FREEDOM FEDERAL. SAVINGS Seminole County, Florida Deputy Cerk FLORIDA ROGER 1. BERRY OEM 75 Cf FI5ht, Dayit. Publish /.pril 71.1913 Gerald S Rutaerg AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a CASE BERRY & FULLER NO: 14-1375. The present zoning classif.catIon Dominick & Simonet OFM 115 Attorney for Petitioners United States corporation, formerly of said properly as C I Commercial Attorney for estate Attorneys for Pe-titir In re: the Marriag IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND known as FIRST FEDERAL Publish' April 14, 21, 31. May IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 'THE JOSEPH H WINS'tfj, Husband Dittritt, as 115*1 Cijj,ifi,4tgn iS 110 E Washington St. Post Office Drawer 0 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, SAVINGS OEM 70 AND LOAN arid 110 East Commercial Street __________________________ EIGHTEENTH JUDiCIAL Cli. described in the roning ordinances Orlando. Eta 37101 FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA, ma reggl*tions of SeminoleCounty, Publish' April 2), 7*. 1975 Siritord, Florida 32771 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DOROTHY 0. WINIOPI, Wife CIVIL ACTION NO. 7SflOCA44.0 Plaintiff. Florida, COUNTY. FLORIDA Publish Apr;l 14,71.71, May 197$ NOTICE OF tIHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE OIUIT OEM 170 In s-c: the Marriage of CIV1L OIVSION OEM 63 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEN Ihat JOHN A MATTHEWS, TO JOSEPH H wtSTOpl Th Public Hearing *ill b Pie-Id n WILL AM MCFARLANE and : y virtue of that cerlain Writ of PlO CI 73 314 CA 09 Residence arid fhe City Hall. Altamont, Springs, ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STOCKTON, WHATLEY, DAV'N 1. Petitioner. GRAYCE P MCFARLANE, his ACidreis Unkrio Fic'gtiøn iSSued out Of and under IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the seat Florica.onthe?otPidayofM.1.I,,S, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. COMPANY, a wife, eli 33pm or at soon thereafter as ,s$ the County Court of I1,ELDA CI MATTHEWS. TAKE NOTICE UI a SUit Itas EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Florida corporalion, CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Defendants I SemInole County. Florida, upon a 'Plaintiff, been filed as-lairist POSSbte, at ictict tie ntefSied SEMINOLE COUNTY 10n the Circu,t CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR final Pespo.,dent i NOTICE OF ACTION iuogment tendered in parties arid cif,7er, or cod a;ainst thc Court Cf th Erghte)h Judicial SEMINOLE COUNTY NOTICE OF ACTION PROBATE DIVISION TO WILLIAM MFARLANE aforesaid court on the 5th day of TO: PIEIOA C MATTHEWS BARBARA IP4GLIS, a Single Circgit of Florida.'j, and For the proposed annexat and fliflg PROBATE NO, PROBATE DIVISION Address Unknown iIt b, heard Said hearng woman. Seminole County. Ploveffiber AD 1971. in that certain AdØre t)nlncwn JOSEP4 PROBATE NO, 7S.fl.Cp may e- In re. Estate of i YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an else entitlp William & Hart, frori- !i'r H WINSTON .s c t c r!; co-i In re: Estate of uC • YOU API P10111110 that an action to foreclose mortgage on the NOTICE OF SALE fat action is taken by thf City Plaintiff, vs Edmend H. Rawlcs action for DOROTHY 0 WINS!N is Wife. JAMES BENJAMIN ASIIFORO Dissolution of Marriage deceased following property in Lake County. Cemmittion end Robert Mckay, NOTICE IS HEREBY given that The natur, Of this SU a suit PO4 Defendant, has been flIed against you id YOU Florida NOTICE TOCREDITORS decease-a purwant to a Final Judçment of D1%OIVI;On of Marria. th; notice shill be posted at Die To All Which aforesaid Writ of Execution ore required to serve a copy of your creditors and All P.rSon NOTICE TOCREDITORS The West 37 Sfeelof Lot 73 and the was delivered to me City Hall wlthin the City ci or#C101ure entered April 16th. 197$ YQ are reg'ired tt. your To All Crelutors arid All Pertons as Sheriff of wrlttendefenses.if,ny,?oitonO H Having Claims or Demands Against in ttie C uif East 73 feet of Lot 72 In Block 3, Attarnonte 5pr.ng, Florida. ana in SeminoleCounty, Florida. and I EATON. Courf ol the AnIWPr or other wvlttenefens.e tO JR , Having Claims or Demands Agaxsf Said Estate: ESQUIRE, rANLAPIDO THE have levied upon the fOItO*irtg Petitioner's SUBURB,,[Eiofiter'nfh Judicial Circuit in tree Petition With the (tch of the thr*. 13) ofKr places within the and Yqu are hereby notetidd arid Said Estate: itIOi'ney, whose address BEAUTIFUL, 'or Seminofecounty Florida in Cavil Circuit Coat of Sem City, & drtSCribCdpropeftyo*flypØf AL TA MONTE PubliShed in The Even;ng rcJir County, 5 TFPISTROM, DAVIS & P,SCIPI Y15 are hefChy notified cr4 tri 9n r 5rcTtop a:ortlr,1 tp tPi ptat ci rrorr"1 tnJ 10c4'ecl TOcit lc•,t (lfti(r- hui 133. '.cn A TIUI1 F!-d.1, not lc, than tP!i, dsI': f u ' ' ru fe-i 'u ' '.ni dflf (tJ.5 as recorded iri 'iat Book 3, 1iEF,WI1ls, JR , Clerk of the Ma,, A 0. 1975. at Ih4SeminoIr '0 tiv (.ly ot AItsnt in Sminoie (Gut.?'. I lofida. more fd, Florlos, 37771. ena,nst the es'ate f VIOLET on or before demands wtiith you may hive 87, Public Records of Seminole Spririq aria particularly Oc'tcribed as follows said Cort, will sell for casn in hind County Courthouse. Sinford, aoalnst the estate Of Seminole County, Hl( KOK, deceased. fate of Seminole to May 16, 1913. and fife the original JAMES County. FlOridi tPi highest and be's? bidder, it (Pie Florida, in this p I Twenty (201 shares Of Pacific , 1lida,ocice,wtes fr at iea5ttr Ccxrty Flo'idc, to thf Clerk of IPiC West Front onr of oc,agg and to With thc' Clerk of this Court either BEN JAMIN A SHF OR D, deceased. has bron timed against you and you (4; consecutive w* tie & Electric preferred stock CourthOuSe. Wcvcacopythereonupom,,,W1fe.s before $erpice on Petit*oner' at prior to the Circuit Cøurt, and IateofSerniqtv County. Florida, fo requIred to serve 1t copy of your dale of thee Pubti He-acing, the dile dupIiCtP and TWenty nine (79) shares of tor 1i1 thee tame n Sminj, County. Flrlda, it 11:00 AttOCMy, wh)je name dedare'n th, Clerk of the Circuit Court, and United Slate-s Cr Immediately thereafter; as provided in Section written de-fenti's. if any. fri it On Of the first pubIic,stIn to thg we Of ISiS the are hereinafter set fOrtht ieguir.d flit the $am AM, on Tu04ay, Aprd7'9tPt, Steel Stock Otherwls a deflult will be entered 7)) U. tior.d,* tatsj1es, in their folklng dI'SUlb.d in duplicate and as and Ihe undersigned GEORGE E. HOVIS, Plaintiff's real property by law, rot later than the's day of provIded in Section 73) as Sheriff Of adalnst you arid your me last Publicat'.on, heft, dø)es n Off ICeS it1 tne County Courthoui. ut 14. Florida marriage to attorney. whose addr,ss i- 1 I Seminole County. Florida, will SituateinSkminoleCounty Florida, Miy, AD. ISiS. Clulivi, -shall not bi less thin it Petitioner will be dissolved $tattAes. in their of 5emkgle County, Florida, within to-*it: ttl Wtitgil Plaza Drive, CIerrnont. 1100 AM on the 8th day 01 May. twfftt'v.etgtst 1$) daxs. Ifs iddif ion, four calendar mOrP from the time WITNESS my hind atoWicia1 Counti Courthouse WITNESSmyh sedandthesealof In Seminole A o. 1975, offer for tale and sell Elorida37lflonor beforeMay 16th, notice shatIbepotted in Die aa tcl Of the li,t puiei?iOnPiCrenf. or the LoT 20, SAPILANDO ESTATES, seal of the said Coutt iri Inlord, to thi% Court an April 5th, 197$ County. Florida, within lOut 7975. Crid file the original with the l 1ht the niI.est bidder. for cash subibct IScati ADDITION, cctord Seminole County, Florida. )uS I'd COnSidered for annCuate, cr.i 5e ll he calendar mn,th frorr, the time f Cl,rk Of thiS Court CiThCt before ofattn,reofasrecorard,n Flat flk da 01 April, 19' t any aria all Cutting Ieint at the tGriig ill lelst(itte (1310 is rrr Arthur H Beciweth, Jr thy first publit1n hereof, or the FIL'dct Sar.fora, Florida. tt'a lath Service on Pl4intift' attorney or 73, Pagc' 67, Public Records gi to the d? gf flit Public Pleiring rt (West) Door of the Siminoli " At Cierl div of April. same wIll be barren, the Court ::-':" IirIniJr PS. netiwitri, "iir uvciiy. DATED thi5 1th day Dl April. I'. :i.Iiiu,U, riled it Sanfort,' Florida, this Stht By' Lillian JeeiktM 3: Douclas Strfltrom ElOi'lda, the above described default will be entered agais-lSt you - £ DATED thu 14Th d-4y of April, 973 Clerk os the Circuit Coij. As Opuly Clerk day of April, 197$ As Executor for the relief d,manded in the tOnal property By' Martha T Vihien S PhytH jardahi, ' STFNTROM DAVIS STtPd!TROP,i DAVIS 1 Pled P4 Jution, Jr :. i'Ctitin * That Slid sale it hnq t3eclt f'*. (lrr FIery //rfN7'ii in,is-! made to Mripeloqt DATED titiify the tcrm Arth-r ii bcwth FRANK A TAYLOR of siid Writ of FiOdShip Bark p1 tht *th dy of Apt it 1915 i4 ti'C Ct 1Pt I?(ney ICr Fiecuc, -, 1510 hi JUL1A15. JR Sanford (al) F_7C(UtiCfl Clerk Of the Ciru,t Court AttorneY for the WitC Ait&mri$, Spr,riqy, FlOrida Suite 77 Attorney b.c Administrator ' 0 (501 1330. Arthur H John C Polk. C(kw,th, Jr By' Elaine Ritltaroe 730 P4 Magnolia Avcnue PubliSh Aps-il 71 arid 71 and May 5. SanfOrd. Fl 37771 Post Office POt 1370 Office Box 13)0 Clerk Sheriff of Circuit Court Deputy (turk Orlindo. FlorkI. 1740) aria it? ltd FIqyidi 37771 1973 . Sanford, EIorLa 37771 Publish 4pfl SemInole County, Flos4a fly Joy Stokes Pubti- April 3) Pbf.th April 7. II. 2). 7*. ) C a DEM 131 Publish- April 14, 21. 1975 OEM Attorneys tom Petitioner , 3 Pblith- April II. 7%. 75. Mc S. DePuty Ct,nk . OEM 79 ?973 Pblith - Aprli II. 21, 71, Miy 5. 1975 OEM 73 OEM 7) Publish April Ii, 7), 75, May s, 1s OEM 64 OEM E YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 644 2017 for "We Care"-. '1Hotline". Adults or Teens Her 'imp Elanngan guce safe & fast With Tablets & E Vip "water pill" -1t,(htOn Drug 6—Child * 9—Good Things i____ - * Red Potatoesani Sweet Onions 1* 372 S-i55 * 18—Help Wantecj - EEDED IMMEDIATELY, Someone interested ifl a part time wvitlng 0(5 who lives in the Oviedo Geneva area and who has good command of the Englist, ancuageand can express himSelf herself Must be a g000 speller not afraid to talk to people if iou canhackif,Iwanttota,ktOO Contact Bill Currie, Managin 9 Editor. The Herald PhOric' 377 _.761) for an a000lntm,.nt - - -- - MI-N Intuition Strel ching budget to breaking point? 3 04' 4 hours a clay will bring you a profitable irm For details, write Mall Sales, Division B* tO, Watkins Produdl, Inc. Winonea Minnesota. DEBARI' PIEWHOMES 30) DcI.ecen, 7 tSR. 2 bath, 11] Juan liii.) tSR, 2 bath Large wooøeø Iot, quiet area. Florida room, garage, central Pteat& air, custom design CRANK REALTY, REALTOR 530 4041 After Mrs 666 e) Clothes Washer.Dry '1 * * Recreatjonai BuiIdj g Heated Pool 12 Bedroom FROM 5)60 110W AIRPORT BLVD 321 7570 - 2- Reutrpo,,ttJflh%P,'d .i-r, I lIt ; Orily r.r C .i,, t Palmetto Ay0 NICE TO COME HOME TO 3 Bedrooms, I bath. fenced, central heat. Ready to move into, 119.500 Owner financed WINTER SF-RINGS $4,100 uown and assume mortgage on this) bedroom, I bath with den. 1)97 per month, total payment, 3 Room Furnished Ap.artmnt Water arid L gt-,ts furnished 372 6357 CSoft experienced in tItecahon of men's clothing to work in men's store Phone 322 tO'fI. Assistant Bookkeeper TAFFER REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker I1OE.73th5t. 3776.453 WELAKA APARTMENTS 1)1W. 1st St Homes, Lots And Acreage - 32—Houses Unfurnished Man or Woman for room Call anytime, 372 5711 I. hmi.xr,i _______________________________ - _________________________ DeBar, Adulti Lovely large 1 bedroom aIr, Id'al for retired I persons eI 4451; 3725051 OVIEDO FTU Duplex. Furn or unfurn., Carpet and air cona Water, lawn care and man ten.ance. Reasonable, Ph Owner, 385 3fll Bedrooms, 1 bath, eat in kitchen, jilding on Fla rm in Geneva. $135 P.o References 377 7197 700 MagnolIa Ave., Sanford, 1 and 7 bdrm unfurn apts from 1110 IllS per mo Call $47 34.56 or Orlando collect, 477 1411 FRAP,iCL IN ARMS APIS. ll7OFIoridaAve 37"66$0 - MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE 373 7900 2233 Park Ave. 7 BedroomS. 1 bath, carpet, drape's, applIances. 1)73 Piui $100 De:x-sit 671 1253 ____________________________ GENE VA GARDENS ' . Bedroom, 7 bath apt., adults Only. Plopets Pretty yard, patio. Heat I. water furnished. 1125 s-no. ____________________________ 3 Bedrooms. I Baths Central Heat and Air 373 5016 ____________________________ - Stemper Realty SEPI lOil CITIZENS ONLY 3 Beds-ann. 2 bath, central air, r'er Rolling Hillt Golf Course. extra rice. Lease, 5315 mo Available May I Commercial liSO sq ft , 1223 mo Central FlorIda's MULTIPLE LISTING REAL 77 1991 1919 5. French 322 7 371.3721196,372.754 372 1959, 3771164 - * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot! * houses in a rural area. No down payment, monthly payments less than retit. Government subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to set. f you qualityf hi iI.tki,nne., 'V k1i'xYVJNInPtRLIY ew STUDIO 1,3. 3 BEDROOMSUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES Filling Station location met IpaSe French Ave - $450 mo., -- Central F' lorida'S MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19)9 S French 377 199) I'ii 1494 e'lfl 7)71 '%77-154i F ROi'd% 1503 W. 25th St. Sanford, Fla. : 323 S1S1s- ifl 6670 Nice clean cottage on shaded lot. Close up town Fruit tnt's-S & omrden $80 mo 377 676) 322.2090 I , - ' THE - a 30 Year Mar?g.a9s S pct. down. or Conventional Mortgages. APARTMENTS 2SIORIDGEW000 AVE. J ! ______________ Im Hi,ft 'cli... SANFORD. FLA. 3234420 -'I, 'k-a IAGE COVE tate Rd.' 427, 2.3 I Ph. Sanford (305) 32341.60 Orlando 305) 834-2299 cONSTFuCON hc ________________________________________________________________________________ 211 W, 25th Sanford, Fla. ditions 80—Autos Call for Appt. 3223103 RemodeIin.,,, for Sale - 1969 Chevrolet Impala, .i door, good transportation i.ioo After S CIII 377 7203 / - 68—Wantedto Buy Winttd to buy used Office furniture, Any Quantity. PIOLL'S Cassel. berry, Hwy. 17P3. 130-1206 1965 Ford Mustang I Cylincter, air conditioned 1.100 3724319 1977 F5tt,, air Conditioned. radio, new tires, 52.095 Excellent shape Ask for Don Pope', 322 1651, Dealer. 1969 Chevy MalIbu, 213 engine Also 1962 Plymouth Valiant, a cv Both 000d CondItiOn 37? 795$ , OAVES')fl 9370 Pick 4 junk cars FREE, Smali price for others. 317 1624 CASH 322-4132 For used furniture, cppliances, tools, etG, Buy 1 or 100) Items. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. 1ONDAY,APRIL 21,7 P.M. Don't miss the Sale th week There is lots of furniture, appliances, TVs, carpet and misc, Line up Everyone welcome. BankAmericard and Master Charge accepted 58—BiCyCles Raleigh 10 speed bike excellent condition 319-5767 Ford '7) LTD Brougriam Loaded. fullpower, steel belted tires, new brakes. Best off'r 'akes, $690450 Datsun-S uba ruSa le 72—AuctIon SANFORD AUCTION RCBSON MARINE 7977 Hwy. 17 9'2 322 5961 '71 some below dealer cost, first come.first choke' Plus FIa 's finest Used Cars.. Dick Baird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dea!er. '75 Datsuns arriving daily Ph $311311, Opt-n Sundays 12 6 176$ Lincoln. full power. new tres & hxttery. clean, $895 321 061? 1966 Ford Mustang Au?o-natic, good mileage, good transportation, tape deck. 5,1,3. 134I5 Datsun 2602, less than 2 mos old, no down payment, assume paments 3275992 San ford Auction 1700 French. 3737310 I BU SINESS DIRECTORY EXPEl TS READY TO SERVE YOU 4113113 Accounting Personal T.i* Serv,cs-' No 2EastRd,17975j( Entrance P Ransbottom, 377 7199 Mr Conditioning Free e-itlm,itcs. entral heat & air. sales & service. Dykes Heating & Air Cord 3'?? $571. Central Heat & Air Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl Hirris at SEARS in Sanford 377 1771 Beauty Care TOWER'S oc:.uTy iiALON (formerly Hams-left's Beauty Nook) SISE Pine'3fl Coffee - UIC 1 A PHONE CALL AWAY - Service iilahle n S,ift.s- ii 373 'ci3a Home Improvements ___________________ PESIDEPITIAL L."ODEi,iPi& CO,WMERCIAL REMODELING NEW HOMES P4ev, Commer lal Industrial Design ConstructIon Financing Keith P Smith Constructl Inc 30567*1151.71 Irs Nldine BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVEMENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 372 133$ Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions. Custom Work Licensed, Bonded Free estimate 373 603$ Lilt statiOn and force main .rntalla tion, concrete foundation work for SignS, equipment. pumps. etc Underground or above ground storage tanks, Dewatering. excavation. driveway culvert pipes and head walls, retaining walls Keith P Smith Construction Inc 30562-I 1)51 Stan, 71 hrs P itChOri lS,ethmoomn Cabinets, Coi,'nter tops. Sinks Installation .i,iiIihI Bud (,itrifl 377 507 .in, tig-i-iO - Lawn Care Southern Lawn Service MOAIOQ. Edginq& Trimming 37) ôOSOr'r 372 9592 Pest Control APT BROWN PEST CONTROL 7567 Pirk Dr-ye : !ts Pet Care I'll REST INPi llr_ir rj.' '. 6c:',' r':; Ph 3.77 .*7 Pressure Cleaning A&A CLEANS ALL Exterior pressure cle.ln.ruQ 3?) ('165 Tree Service I 'i,, (ornpls-'ft' Trs-'i,' (are 1W fJiicklktau 37)$l.ii .' . iassifieo Acts are here to help yot, buy. Sell, rent or swap 4 t a k'iw cost let us help you place yours Call 372 2811 or $31 999j C&A Backhoe Service Home Improvements Interior. Exterior Plastering i.smer pafcninq & simulated brIck & Stone specialty 372 7750 Mis-son Ger,nmnetl, Painting. RcrnodcInq (l(q'v'-çq'd, Bonded 373 6440 = miles east of 17- _________ - — ,-.- _____ -- _______________ .e,,.a.. me... .. •a - Motorcycle Insurancb BLAIR AGENCY 3733166 l4oQ5e plans, custom made to FHA and SSBC spet Fast, economical, Call Victor 371 0331 HOMES OF DISTINCTION IClose to ever 1'thsng yet away Iron: it alit L.arge wooded lots• Street lights Vb 1911 Kawasaki, 1(0CC 3733016 67—livestock- Poultry' Wanted: Used piano and treadle sewing machine 6665141 -. — - _________________________________________________ ___ -: duiC 3 1973 Yamaha 175 Eriduro 100 Miit'i. like new, Helmet ens-I carrier included, 1400 372 6051. '" Novs Plans rnoGwUoU AkMS - - - A small Classitieti Ad brings bid returns Try one md see Call 327 7e,11 or $31 9993 - 1977 Hondi 330 SI Excellent Codtcn 1600 372 2217 JIMDANDYJAZZ.FEED "Buy DIrect From Boxcar" ORMLY't E. 16. Sanford 373 4733 Wanted: new condition, 19.71', fIberglass 1.0 with trailer. Trade boat or lot for equity. 372 745,3, Harold Hal Realty Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area? Reconditioned Batteries, 517 93 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1)09 Sanford Ave 67A—Feed — EXCELLENT BUSINESS LOCATION Plus living q-iarters. on busy Street, Also garage apartment. $45,000 REAL'TOR,Ifl 577 76—Auto Parts Rods Garage Auto Air Con ditioner1andge-neralt0rpa 5 Mettle St., 373 1379. Gentle Jersey Milk Cow 32273*3 COLOR TV. $11.93 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN, 64.4 1006 CALLDE HART 373.747 — Service on home I, auto radios, tape 1. record players CC r.ow _______ *Onty 517.76 First Two Months Rent sReceive A U.S. Bond-3rd & 4th Months - 53—N. Radio-Stereo 46—CommeroaL Property 9 - 78—Mtorcyc les We Buy Furniture Five Acres on S Beardall $1,000 an acre Call 373.51St J I Pobinjy - C. German short haired pointers I males, AKC, 12 weeks, shots. SISC • 7315. __________________________________ This IS our 15th year at Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thanks to you, our customers 3fl 5737. ______________________ ___________________________ -_____ Black quarter horSe Qcldn Gentle, $275 37)5451 KEIIMORE WASHER, p-arts, serv. ice, used machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 - ALL AMERICAN APARTMENTS . - No Down Payment NEW CONCRETE BLOCK HOMES Financed by Farmers Home Ad ministration to Qualified buyers Why rent when you can buy for leis? Lane Bradford Peg Real Estate Broker 901 715 6999 Eves 305 *31 5139. $62 60S) RD P000LES Slandard AKC, months, all Shot s blondes anc blacks 377 *317 alter 3. 3 Horse, S200eoch Neg Coggins 37)4346or3727737 ASSUME PAYMENTS -, IN ALL PRICE RANGES *17W, 1st St 372 56.4' ___________________ -' - 51—Household Goods _______________ LAKE MARY- Centrally located commercIal, $39,500. By Owners. 327 3759 after 5, anford's newest and tinest Adult-Family ;, - FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 373 6353 or 643 2333 BALL REALTY Choice Listings 6SPQtS'S4lpplieS _____________________________ Doberman Pinscher Pup's, AK( ChampIon LIneage, 1175 Termi available 365 3710 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL TRADE )I1315E,First5t. 3225472 _______________________________ I Or 7 acres near the intersection of Markham Rd & Markham & Longwood Rd. 53) 668$. 372-5364. 1977 VW CampnlobIe Ciean. car pet, refrigerator, sink, sleep's I Can refinance or Cons,der chin', buggy as part of down payment $2,395 $31 $235 After ,s 66—Horses - [13 75—Recreational Vehicles "-" 1773 Fr'r r i "'.."r XI I wer, automatc, o,r coocllcn-a, AM FM Stereo radio, extra clean CAmper top, finished inside, with 2 bedS. carpeted floor, Step bumper with West Coast mirrors, 13.995. Also '73 Cox Camper trailer, 10', sleep's 5, extra clean 11,000 Two '12 C 13100 Hondis, low mile,,ge. I owners, S)nJO each 37) 3.571 ___________________ _______________________________ 9 HOME PARK Lot Rent From $55 3es1 lot seleetlon lOW aVailable In Ridgew6od 54iffis ____ : - PEAL TOPS 254' Park Dr SANFORD- j oeoroopn, I' Damns, central heat & air, fenced back yird, will dicker 0" swap S?1,54X Seminole County. BeautIful $ or 10 acres paved road, tree's, clear Ilowing Streams Moth's O.K. Terry Realty. REALTOR, 62$ 07fl oslti . 10 HP R Id ing Mower CoodLjsedCondto 5330, 377.0399 -_ 55—Boats & Accessories Your MLS Agency Mobile home Park. Come out and Inspect the Model homes on PEOPLE SANFORD FLEA MART Hwy 46, 1 M E. of I 4 327 2399 32) 0720 - 322• 2420 Anytime - 52—Appliances GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive Sanford 373-5200 43—Lots.Acraage Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpe Shampooer for only $1.50 per day (ARPOLL,'S FUPNIT(,ur 409W, 1st St. 372.7333 We Buy Furniture New Skyline double Wide. Payments less than 3175 mo. display : - - - KULP DECORATORS 12*43', 7 BR, 1', baths, unfurnished, utIlity, screened porch, washer, dryer, dIshwasher, adults, Atsumc' payments, or rent with optIon 377 1409 7 Priron n fr,: i'u'l y,ird 1175 rio Adults pri'tt'fr'i _________________ 6" Telescope, equatorial mounted, Setting circles on both axis, clock driven, Includes 3 lenses & all instructions. s,00. $ö2 244$ Swimming, fishing, boatIng, 3 BR, I bath, 119.900. CORBETT REAL ESTATE. REALTOR. 6614791 Mi E of I 1, M*, 1' __________PH 373 9719 - - — - STAN'S AUCTION 64—Equipment for Rent GE Electric Range, $700, Gas Seigler Heater, $700; Sears Windo* fan. new, $50 372 1)90 Moving your mobile home? Cat Trift Mobele Home Moyer-s Se ups, hurricane anchors installed, roof coating, free estImates. Orlando 27) 5170 - 1 ud $13500 , 503W Itt St. 3736061,3730317 Peg. Real Estate Broker Stemper Realty CITY TWO STORIES. bedrpoms. 2 baths, corns-', lot P41cc 537,900 Chuluota, 3 bdrms, I bath, large screened porch, large corner lot, 000d conditIon, Assumable Pd. mtg $15,900. Owner, 3653775. 0 2Bedroomapt.$mo near tOwn targe 2 bedroom apt, convenient. $163 mo, Ice maker refrigerator, electric & water Apartments • OR NEW HOMEMAKERS This cozy two bedroom home With eat.In kitchen, large family room, lend screened porch on quiet street Is lust right for you Only $17,900. with fee 'ns available. _________________ Patio Luxury _________________________ English Woods- Fern Park. 1", yr, old, I BR, 7 bath, family room with fireplace, total 2300 sq ft. Ex Clusive area, near school, etc. 7i.i Pd. 10cr equity, 11,900. Price $51,500 Owner $31 3971 5UNLAND- THREE BEDROOMS, family room, well, sprinkler system 171.500 Attention Retirees Ravenna Park. Immaculate 3 br bath, large lot, heat ar, range. refrigerator, $143 mo. 322 6345. 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, nice neigh borhood, $165 ma Available Ma I Realty. RAVEPINA -.- FOUR BEDROOMS, 2 baths, real nice home, priced right. Only $27,000. _________________________ . 42—Mubi leHomes - 3 bedroom, large lot, Sanford's best section, central air & heat, aft carpeted, 136.500. 372 1)9-5 LOW DOWN If you only have saso with good credit you may still be ab'e to buy this freshly painted insIde arid out 7 bedroom home on a pretty corner lot. Only $15,000. _________________________ -' Stenstrorn "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" DO IT YOURSELF, Duplex venienfly located near hospital. Not a show place but a real money maker, Price 116.000 with 1,4.000 down balarce$17* per mo ati pet. interest, Clean 2 bedroom, carpeted, newly refurbished Reasonable rent $30 Deposit arid 1st Mo rent 3221113. Large 3 bedroom, 7 bath, air con ditiorted, kitchen equipped, in the City, near hospital, siis me. With security dep. Available AprIl 13. 3777195. 3OAjrtmervts Ururnished __________________________________ p 4 BR, 7 bath new home. Nice locatIon, central heat, kitchen eQuipped 37) 0757 or 32? 41)6. - Iwo Rooms & Bath InLokeMary Ph. 372 3909 322.6457 After Hrs. 372 llIIor 3737142 *elcrime Let me till your garden spot; mow vacant lots. Floyd Freer. 322 319) NELSCPl'S rLORIOA ROSES Woodruff'sGarden Center #i1 Celery Ave . Sanford 1971 SInger Zig Zag with cabinet. cash price of $61 or $ payments of $6.50. (olden Touch 'n Sew, $75; Si'e At SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East is, St., Downtown 327.9111 EVe'S569-III,* - Rentals - 3 bedroom, l'l bath on corner lot, $15,900. Existing, 116.500, 7 pct. mtg 3235602. AUCTION Every Saturday Night, 62—Lawn-Garden -- -----7:30 P.M. Trees-.- Campteor, Japanese Plume, We buy on. piece or ti AnhIglies. estates Cosnn-.tr,, Rain Tree, Flower pols anci Debary Flea Market Toro Ridin.) Mower, S HP. Excellent condition, 10 Pus running time. With grass catcher. Best offer, 723)116 after S - 7 Bedroom, A 1 cOndition, fenced yard, carport, utility room, 372. 6670 Deal with Owner. W. Garnett White Broke, 107W. Commercial Sanford 372 7*57 - I—oom LAKE MARY- New 3 bdrm. homes Make color selections, paved streets, City water, $21,300 wIth only $200 down. Government financing, 131-1649. Builder. JOHNNY WALK ER REALESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR JOHN KRI'bER,AOC. I or 7 bedroom duple'x apartments. Furnished or unturnittied 60' swImming pool. 4770 S. Orlando Dr 7737970 Work your own hours Earn extra income as an AVON Represiin tative Call 6-41 3079 - — Commercial Properties 31A—Duplexes 1305700 . 3 bedroom, refurbished home, Shade-a lot Set' it at 5)5.500, Casselberry. Camelot 1,39.Sop I BDrms, split plan, 7 baths, family rm., complete kitchen, shag, drapes, fenced, extras, 7 car garage, near school. By nwn.r, 53,1 5375 Larry Saxon, Realtor Nice 7 bedroom, air, large yard Close in 5)75 mo. & Security. 53) 0444 or 5313719 Persons Intireifed in 5)00 or more weekly working full or part time 3 Minutes from Town 46 West. ,antord 373 5.670 benches. step Stonei 309 Elm Zig Zag Sewing Macnine Typewriter,ChestQf,.5 321 0376 -- hwy chaIrs, straight chairs, filing eabineft, as is. Cash and Carry. NOLL'S MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. - Peg Real Estate Broker 377 170), 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 17-97 0 now represent Sarah Coventry in your area No nvestmenf, no LAKE MARY. 1 bedroom furnlshea Apt near SiC Nice private for collecting, no deliveries. Excellent mature r"ari 111 772 3930 rartgement to aa to your families income OPPortunity for Nice effiriency apt All utiiitit$ local manager II' 3516 after a furniShed. AdultS 19130 Mo. 322 pm. flSó,eves &weekenas . EXECUTIVE HOME LOCH ARBOR I flR, all custom cx tras, pool IS?.C(0 15.000 down, $ pet 3777717 PAYTON REALTY *C have spotlest apts , a manager who lobes peopte, budget stretching rent Also unfurn BAMBOOCOVE GARDEN APTS 300 E. Airp(irt Blvd. 373 1310 :LM Housekeeper & Cook for elderly lady LIve in or out. i1. Shaded lot, space for garden, 2 bedrooms. on paved road SI7,SCO Dell's Auction Service & chairs, secretarial desks & a.q Chevy pick up, 3193: Snapper Pdlnq P.'oi',er, I lIP. L'S .imily sij I mu tnl, 173. 373 7774, Jim Hunt Realty 2574 Park Dr. 3722115 REALTOR AFTER I-IRS. 3729244 377 043$ 327 ) - * Did You Know?* ESTATE SALESMAN._Ih some experience Good op çortunity CALL HAROLD HALL REALTY, 373 5774. 9 25 pc? & 33 tct We also buy full NCJSes, ei'ates. etc OpenDailylg,, m 5pm Used office furniture Wood or steel desks (executive desk SANFORD AUCTION, 373 £inilesnOrthonllg7 303661 5Q - O RURAL BUNGALOW ZONED MULTI FAMILY Over one acre in the City, sewer, *atCr, paved street. Old $ room house, needs work Opportunity for investor Call 173 9110 for details Only $?0.. 1cr, i$edro.om AdUItlOnly Park Avenue Mobile Park 75-iS Park Drive, 377 2161 'II knowledge 10 trial balance 5tut be able to type. Only cx cerienr,ed apply Permanent po5iti S day week, Starllne Enterprises, Sanford Airport. Industrial Park, Building 13), Sanford Ph 373 04)1 LOW DOWN PAYMENT Ornamental stone fireplace, turnec columns, sunken paneled famil s-rn,, 3 bctrms, garage, rEdwooc privacy fence, carpet. Bargain a: 173.tOO FHA Vk. $31 $277. CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOP WITI REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 74795. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 0hone 321 0610 Large One Bedroom apt, ar con ditIOrid. carpeting, 51)5 mo 2101 Magt Cvs-. Call 37) 0430 So. This desirable 1 BR. 7 bath home wIth Florida room, located on Iirq beautiful landscaprd rornc'r 4 r i"ati:ri'. nc udi' ccrilr,ii heat air, ranqe refrigerator, fenced yard, large workshop & many other attractive features. Pticed at only 126.. Drive by 465 Ros,atIa Dr. & call for appointment to see fhit excellent buy *SPANISH CHARM* Friday Nights, .:30 Top dollar return on cofls.gr-me'nt at ' MAITIAND FLEA MART '1911 Hwy. 17 92. Open Sat & Sun 95 3920 ""' Lawn Movers We Sell The Best & Service The Pc-it. Western Auto, 301 w 1st 1?) 7716 Small house, large lot, small price glady Brawn Reilly, 377 s237, 377 1961 * AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 1)6W 2nd St New Amtico Vinyl Flooring Ii, Yr. old, 3 Bdrm. ww carpet, central 16-A. Ity Owner. 173.900. ____________________________ OneA Two bedrooms, air & carpet, adi'lts $93 & op Also 7 bedroon unfurnished 595 372 1110 Casselberry, 3 bedroom, 7 bath 4 BPS, 7 full baths, lamely room & den, plenty storage, large lot. $23,000. 327 40-47. LAKE MARY ____ Catselberry, 17.97, !'V $904 Unwanted Items hauled free, Junk $6 a pick up load, yard trash u a lOad s 6306 Priced For Quick Sale I Br , 2 bath, pool, on I acre, lireplace. fence Only 137.930 ISi'r' Rn ilty RA( TOP, 313 * 167 4391 for Sale - -- RUCtiOfl ____ 5.000 MU Best otter 171 0)03 7310 -- With Bench, 5S93 - Sunland Estates, 105 N. Sunland Dr. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, extra large fenced yard Call collect, 1 773 4016. y'd fl—Auction - I .'-.- BlIdwiri Spinet Piano .-' ,I Casement air cooditios-r, 6, fiT U. & 1 Window air CcnditiO,ie,', PEAl TOP 3727195 Days- 3776)73 Nlght5 372 5474 or 322 23.1 Furnishec - -.---_-'- 5O—hfiscellaneous air. $7,7 down, take over mom tgaqe of 516,700 534 5316. CaIlBart Real Estate BROKERS Merchandise home. Wall wall carpet, central 9 ------ Supplies Buy or Rent Do you need a 3 bedroom homt' Cein you believe 5)9,000? New rpo1. freshly painted, and on a large lo ('ill to sri', Will sell can be assumed, Prices In mid 120's. Model in Lonowood. 5)1 514) $31 3759 Eves. VA NO S DOWN ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Nice 7 bedrooms All utilities fur nished Adults Waterfront anc boating rivIIeges $110 322 4170 Ousekeepec to live In and take care of home and 2 shool age children for working parents 000J home, pIus 1200 per mo salary Prty' older mature *0mm ri g Molth References 1.41 $lfl ext 717, or 431 61)7 alter 1 30 .i Dishwasher.Disposa I N'rchandise -------- Separately or together, Good home for less than the cost of rent. Room for a g,,rden, plus 7 artesl an welts, neat 8. freshly painted. 3 tSR, 2 bath home with central a is-. 176.900 Real Estate 41—Hi,,,ses . - 140's. Mtg. Monday, April 21, InS—SB ______________ 59 —MusIcal ___________________________ rental property Piloiar, Realty, Realtor, *31 1917, After hrs $31 04*1. OPEN HOUSE Pioneer I custom built, 3 bedroom Counrty Atmosphere W/W Shag Carpet - S22,9()O - Off ices or Smill Store Buildings 377 1557 Unfurnished BroI.$r Corner lot, extras ]fl2?99. 3 BR. 2 bath hocne CHULUOTA with in urnu -' pool Will acce pt smaller finn-ri In Sanford in tracIc. Eat to - - inesPr -. Bdrms., and air Fl. - 7 Cottages & a 2 story hOuSi with 7 apartments, all units have 7 172 76,4,1 _____________________________ 4 BR,, by owner, in Sanora. Low . POOL HOME Real Estate iieg. Evening Herald, Sanford, 46—Commercial Prope MOSSIE C. BATEMAN - fly Ownt-r Lovely) bedrooms, year old, 'a'qc family room wi th ir,plac4. very large lot aluitost acre. Idyllwilde Section. 323 941I. * -. - Lots 5 Points Area, Large landscaped private lot All hook us 377 0015 - 41—Hous - J.ltmnf, Springs Spring Oaks. No ou'ilif 'tnq, assume VA loan, 7 pict. 3 fldrmt $69 0450 ______ -. . 35—?1biIe Home Sandlewood Villas ' - Carpeted, bez,utifully furnished Waterfront and boatIng privilege ifl(tL-ded Adults 1110 372 4170 REPITAL AFAR TAlENT HOMES 'SetNur%Op'H Behind JaiAlai in Fern Park 5 ""1)4). 41—Houses Sanford thowpt, now Ieisl eg Iuxurlpu5 I & 7 BR, eat in elect, Ic kitchens large rooms, plen ly closets, shag '.iL1 NOT BE liES carpeting, prival .:....FOR AllY s-esidential From $150, *30537 OEnTs INCURp[0 flY ANYONE OTHER THAN MY .....7O*l6 SELF ASOF 1157$ ' ' 34—lkbfle Homes I. .tricic lq',trinu ', l.,ip., till d'rt, drsvt'-.,as All kirid of iJ'gqnq 327 9)17 1311195 Art AtIis-i land Clearing All types Inits & ,1( e'risge c Ie,ir i'd We r tpp '.011 fill dirt. ci,n ,,ncj S,bPII available Please call n.pit pr tI,iy. 371 3951 Well Drilling WtL'.S 01-lIt LED DUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sites 'iS u' repar .lr..l 'if'ry., 5TlNE MACtItlE & SUPPLY CO '7W ?nct 5' 1:2 6117 Your Business.,.DiaI 322-2611 or 831-91 �_— ' --.--.-7--- 48—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday April 21, 975 BAILEY BEETLE 6E-E- VLJ IN fFRCM TOE AiONING I 64s: _ £842 I guess you think I'm a trifle AS worse than a normal half wit • Q J 10985 Oswald: 6611 he saw It himself 4 AQ and was ready to blame himself WEST EAST that quickly, there is plenty of £Q £ K 109 753 hope (or him. Young players as V Q 10 96 52 V3 well as some old players tend to 474 AK play carelessly. If this hand &J 1064 teaches him to be particularly careful in the early play there Is souiii plenty of hope For him to get 4A J 6 e expert Jim: "I think he will. I 0632 a K9 7 remember you taught me that the way to rove was to be as F.astVest vulnerable hard on myself as possIble. ' L 6 J I1J I LOOkS LIKE WELL. SO OY! so ) &' AJt 1 F I JUST A MINUTE, OH! 0H NOW W4AT COMRADE!J._.. ...........ij - . _____ • 6 West MOM Pass Pas3 North Isi South i• 3, 2 3y Pass 4 t' 3 N.T. Pass 67th Year, No. 209—Tuesday, April 22, 1975 '7 . • City Officials ______ 8) 1lCK IA)CHRIDGE IIerdStoff Writer 1 U . ____ GQ&AAI THE BORN LOSER by A ) P & LITILE B04 OUT 15 ThE 7 TW FOCL Snsom 'ME LEkT 1E XLW CD...94E PV%EP P}I5T I KOrr-F West North East South / "He wants you q. -, to teach him that slide" , 1) 11011- residentsof incorporated areas who pay county The County Commission is waiting until the taxes do not-receive equitable treatinent from the current legislature clarifies the double taxal.ion law county as taxpayers in unincorporated areas. before any action is taken and then maybe I study group with the county and Seminole mucipalities County Coinniissoner Mike Hattaway said, "We a ve to abide by the legislature. We've got to Se can be set up to examine the overlapp of taxes by h But, the munty commissioners, like solitily built Munty and city residents. according to county what the legislature is go!ng to do." doors, repelled the city's Ensistence on a study commissioners But, several city conunissioners don't want to group, saying It was "premature." wait until the legislature clarifiesthe double Several Seminole municipalities includ ng hR t tIxi(I(nlwl n iui i:i inc t in wford City Hall thcv ay cvc:i the clarification imiford, ha e isd resolutions requesting the ti, for the first of a series of count may not solve the problerim meeUngs, CountyCommissionshowhowthethxofren initiated by the county commission. to improve of incorporated areas are figured Into the Also, facing both commissions is the chance that By Roger Molten -_•,' . 'U IT LOOKS LIKE THAT'S P1E$'h)5VT THEY'RE WBIGNINO 3400WM BRAINSTORM EVORYONS GOINOP FOR CUTTING DOWN ON — - _____ 4,51 City Station. Now York. N.Y 1001p, I EM4 W~ she171V6 7,;- ' r*u 77115 T11 Oy 1. by Carry Trudeau a.4T!1s4% 15 1M4T TIE '%tm5V7 'it % 1 -1 1 Ir WS MW r £4', 0/9 W /0MV7&%V X47 ACM t' 9e - 41 N Called ' - 6 - 'I ' - A • - - - - p~ t bV HAVE A - .. CEOC %LL I CN 4 ,~4 - , • ' ffj - - ' .. - TUMBLEWEED u I -, -. by T. K. Ryan } 1 I ' ' - FIRg LET W RWINP OJ -MAT AN LAL ***.CHECK? Tbese lateirested preillits d younpiten playing a soltbaH gaim lit Fort Mau"pa&were eavat up In an UxIous moment receittly by Herald Staff Photogiritplier Bill Vine"d M& sftw l&js almost nightly as the youth of Sanford, both boo and girls, compete In sdftU and baseball VD&T the auspices of the City Recreation Department CHEERING 011ICK. SPEAD A ___________ PARENTS New COY memo Affects Teacher's Summer 1I Chic Young 11 till( BUT VVE DONE by Al Vonnew BOSS? T14EY SHOULD HA%,j PADS$ 00~ I JUST KNOW I'D MEDAL. - -o s". . - - '' _____ __________________ by Dtck Cviø I I I I £ I I I _______ _____ _______ f' 4-li ag irs mizo I AN, Y&S'I WAS \°' EVE Qui 'THOSE BICEPS! SIGH THAT CHEST! "WA 4 YOU WERE ALL 'TRUE M S ! U Ea! BUT TKAIrS ALL I COULD e ObI ___ Nny (1 1 i CLE 6 —. ___ j S 17 EASY EAY1 O4 :. If roucw 1)' T AuN PIVIHE WIROM MU5T E TOUCHF.D!— ____ UUT, 0 7. by Crooks & Lawruic. EtALF OF TP4Ar .. ____ ( I by Howie p WORLDLY THOD6 im AS #hiGH AS I OF TiMs To Ut.VM 10 rr I r mEm., ent Com en a ion ino e enies e an apping Tiewin Of sv HI 5IMPLE LOOK: IT 5WW5 OF L TOUHT- o Family n Need I LI CAPTAIN Herald Stall Writer County Commission Chair man Sid Vihien Jr. sent out a confidential memo to select county commissioners and County Attorney Tom Freeman on April 14, asking them to keep the recently released interim Grand Jury report "con- ' ARCHIE I I I 41t IT AAU5T 5E A PRACTICAl.— i0ccra R::11Z a.&ET3AL.LJ Iti HEPLc.l a o B FD PRICKI 1Ierd Staff Water V ' WINTHROP Misu nderstandl ng' All complaints Aere tinlegislature during the 1974 which disallows teachers those pensation." suttantiated, exeit for th Commerce, which in turn would think all the county's teache plo>ment claima. And school one concerning the City of session, the county's 1,340 benefits. The bill will now go to Some officials say the a bill the Seminole County School would have applied for the officials were casting a wary Casselberry, in which the A measure passed by the teachers, librarians and the Senate where approval also proval by the 1974 legislature Board. Harris said school of. benefits. lie said some teachers eye toward this smmer. Grand Jury found that 4,in. house prohibiting school counselors, plus 900 or more is expected. was an "oversight," but Layer ficials would have been are 'just too professional" to stigation revealed a violation But if action in the Senate teachers drawing non-instructlonal staffers, were from School Supt. Bud Layer said said legislative action this year required to reimburse the file claims. f the electrical code of unemployment compensaUi eligible for summertime this morning, "1 don't think If a wiil prose whether It was an Commerce department 100 per School board officiats, during will be laid to rest. At present, SeminoleCounty as adopted by while on summer vacation unemployment compensaUon. teacher has a continuing "oversight" or not. Casstelberry. The Grand Jury cent for money paid out in board meetings, had dLscu&%ed junior and four-year level recommends that the- county But on Monday, the FWda contract they shoWd be ehgible would save Seminole County T'he claims would have been claim& the Possibility of Paying out the college instructors are not officials review the safety school officials In excess of House passed Hoe Bill 126, for unemployment com- paid by the Department of Harris also said he didnt huge amounts of unem• eligible for the benefits. standards applied to temporary 000 a week. installations and promulgate Asst. School Supt. Roger umunirnum safety standards For 0 tvmporary ins' tallations. and which provided unemployment that such installations be benefits for teachers in high renewable upon reinspection after an appropriate time school and below, could cost By BOB LWYD Ms Paden confirmed that she questions centered on her ac Ms Paden said a neighbor outside of her home police department telephone $1,000 a week and would Held Staff Water was contacted by Boyles' inve tivities and telephone conversa- later saw unmarked cars with A De1mid police officer, who circuit board in a storage room "make a dent" in the school tigato several week ago Lions during the fourth week of Slate of Florida license tags at asked to remain unidentified last August He conlirnd that Seminole Chief system's contingency fund. Deputy about possible bugging of her January, 1975. Investigators' tier home twice and men with said last week that he,had conhe had Sheriff Duane Harrell has telephone Harris also had predicted pre questions, she said, were whatappeared tobcdetection fronted Pounds alter seeing a about the 'bugging after the denied reports that his She said the investigators' detailed and very specific. that unless the legislature department loaned wiretap equipment" examined the tape recorder plugged into the chief refused to put a stop to it. ping changed the law to excinp a [eLand newspaper repor. led. The unidentified officer teachers front the benefits, it however, The Ilerald has said he also had information On could cause "cutbacks in some learned that unidentified of outside wiretapping opterations places" licers from DeLand sometime athat he belie%L to be illegal, F ark list Saturdi> passed bitit declared lie would not morning. the Ilenry 1. borrowing surveillance gear '' r i r eveal that information unless Kidd family of Sanford was from the Seminole Sheriff's - HIT 1 Vacations B1611 Would End Une WELL WIN A GOLD MEP!~L bALLET Doh"CINCr / 'Failure to even want to talk about the double taxation means it is going to go to court," he said. Williams, Administrative April 1$iLdstFnd4>ithlen Williams were initially denied there was no need for nn rind wrote."Nif intention during our tipe report. reply. Tfite Grand Jur) me,. on March 27 2 and April a and heard reports from Chief Investigator Jack IWenwider of the Mate Attorney's office about the six areas or complaints which originated from a -local citizen." I SENT our Asour ir! As long a e sit here and saythat e are right, and you sit there and say that you are righ t, it's going to end up in court," said Kwiatkowski. dictat.ion session was to have The item was bumped to copies forwarded to each of the discussion later in the afternoon mentioned sequently,pleasenoteacopy , of taway were tied up in a meeting the Lirand Jury Report in of the personnel board this subject," attached. morning. And Kimbrough and Vihlen also released a copy of William, who had to leave the the report to the news media morning meeting at 10:30 to yesterday, with the comment attend a funeral, asked that the "Thought you may wish to note item be continued until Iliv, fidenbal." a cop> of the recent Grand Jury afternoon when they return Foiwdayslaler — ontheday report Owl, is now public, and Vihien's first memo was ten told Herald the in> related memorandums to sent directly to Freeman with report was released to the the Board last week, copies to Hattawa> and public — Vihienperineda memo Kimbrough has already Kwiatkowski. to Commissioners John Kimscheduled the report—w hich for The report itself was ordered brough and Dick Williams the most part is a dud and fixids sealed by Circuit Court Judge describing the first memo as "a no wrongdoing with six areas of A.J. Hosemann Jr. on April 8, misunderstanding between (my SID VMLEN AL governmental operation — as and copies were sent to Vihler. secret; an agenda Item for the Board to and to Bil.1 Grier. inayor of 11tcause of the "mi3lan. Directoir of the Department of 6fficially consider today. Carmlberry, allowing both _darlsta"(W" copka of the County Development Roger v1wbrt.1I** m.~p t -t" pq 4 _ to the Interim report were not NeiswMer, VNen said. the sksue !,?o pufi.4c light" and report, Vthlen said awt 11sirce A __________________ -• ' t MRC? BLONDIWE III • Sanford ('dv Manatr Warren *Pete'Kr1f l-. got in the last word on the double taxation issue - A a - •- ' WDLY F gre t in to the people ting down and working it out," Morris said. ' H.imdsht & MAY DERI'VE GKEAT PERUSAL OF THE NEWSSTAND - - - REFRAIN FROM • 421 BUGS BUNNY KEEP AJ Uu1i ____ .61 By BILL BELLEVILIX low I City Commissioner John Morris sai(I it is - poor testimony"to the citti, and county to Like the issue to the legislature. u - ' "'I'liere is no reason why a bi-partisan board could not be appointed to look at the issue to avoid waiting for the courts to decide," said City Corn- on en a emo a ses U I I U vers torn 11 - W I<fT \ ' - a , County Conwu.ssion (1airrnan Sid Vihien said, "Nobody knows how to get to th e meat of the matter." Ifattaway and fellOw Cornmissioner Ilarry Kw iatko wski both said they expect the issue to go to court, i FAEWmPQ CRISES MQ.. if some headway isn't made toward defining and solving the double taxation issue, the matter will end up in court. rnisoner Gordon Meyer. . FUNNY BUSINESS 000NESBURY i— by Lorry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS th at like battering rants, Sailiford City Coininissioners pushed Itard on the Seminole County Coiwnissioners last night to establish a city-county study group to examine double taxation. newspaper), P.O. Box 489. Radio Jim: He did see it. The mo- Double Taxation communications between Senthiole municipalities operations of the county budget, and the county. Several municipalities have charged is 14 Pass 2 'ass 2£ Pass 34 By Oswald & James Jacoby F ss 3 ft Pass 3 N7. i~93 7 Jim I watched a oung up South, hold and-coming good brie player £ K 98 5 V A 2 K 4 £ Q 987 • Q chuck the defense of today's (10 hand He c1gnilkl s ith his ten i'a Your pnrtnrr hs piae at tuck ont Declarer ed th e contract In a spot that is et West's queen hold the trick. quite satisfactory to you. West didn't nave a second spade TODAY'S QUESTION t lead d declarer had time to set up dummy's diamonds and Instead of bidding three notnimp secure ten tricks. your partner has bid three spades Oswald: "I'm sure he was mer your three hearts. What do you young, but I can't goforthat up- donowl Answer Tomorrow and-coining good bridge player designation, Didn't he see mat it was up to him to ut his king Send $1 kv .44COBY A40DERN of spades right on n!s . partner's Examine Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents County Says Study Group Would Be 'Premature ' / Opening e II Want To __ i The bidding has been. 21 Pass _____ I ll ' _____ '.1 _ -- g eiald ment his partner shifted to a ETA" IN REP'" LET THEM PASS! -rHEY HAVE BRIDGE AT FE NEED ) by Dick Turn., CARNIVAL W-IN 4'Orf Walkeu Index Around the Clock Bridge Calendar Classified 4A 5A 9-IUA 1 I Department Meanwhile, Volusia State Ally. Stephen Boyles has told reporters in that county tha grand jury will meet May 5.to prove reports of possible illegal wiretaP3 on the home telephone of DetAnd Sun News reporter Ann Paden. - - ' ;-- r Aid I 4 eic 1a the newspaper reported Tht-re have been published flit luih consisting of Mr. arul Mrs. Kidd and X by Bob Thav - 'TI4IMK I11D AV Nose ToDAY... 1 Ii / I) ' I - ZOf. WlDVklB SNORT RIBS I — 1TI 1I I! 6 5OES 12 V / R 2i-GU . O1 .. ' PROF c _______________________ V . by Frank Hill TS VERy )iN&\ / I li 6 - I ' ______ VVV AIMADN's I ____ '. — - • - - .., çr4 .i- allegettly used was borr owed froin the Seminole County heriff's Department. When questioned by the Ilerald, Chief age front 3 to 17 years, lost III their personal Imsessions in the early morning blaze. equipment, but he said none of assistance to the family of the unemplo%ed titan. but more aid is desperately needed, according to a Red Cross; spokesman, In addition to clothing for the jircnts and children. other items in need include l dding and household things as well IS arrangements for housirlig the nine individuals Persons wish n4 ti, contribute to the hubl fil"Ith maydosob) taking d'itions to the American Itivill Crots headquarwrs. I' U flux 21. 99 W, High Furn Park. 12,73o - ______ FRANK AND ERNEST - - 41 —4 (rosord Puzzle So far, sources in VeLund [)car Abby AB say, there has b"n no link I)r. Lamb VA between the possible tapping of Editorial 4A Ms Paden's telephone and an IIorcope ................9A incrnaI wiretapping Ilospilal ....................5A operation that DeLand . Obituaries ................5A Chief Paul Pounds has Sports .................described as "make shift" and 9A Television cod in November Of 1973, Women S Last week Pounds conceded I that he had bugged his office' n rs ' teleone in November. 1973, Vesterday's nigh 92 low this without a court order, to locate JL morning 59 Partly cloudy the source of unauthorized long through Wednesday. Highs In distance telephone calls. DRIVER KILLED IN the lo to mid 80s and lo Pounds' statements came tonight In the 66, Complete after there wert reporU that CROSSING CRASH weather details as well as Boyles' office was Investigating Wednesday's Ildes at Da)lonsl the, DeLand Police Department Beach are on Page SA. for possible illegal wiretapping. A it has been I(xined to Volusia officers. ' Ilall said Seminole doesn't • have tape recording equipment — that could be attached to tele. phone lines to automatically ç record conversations, but The kz~~_ Alm . Ir Herald learned Uwt some of Ut equipment owned by the I -Sheriff s Department can be .AWL iiggeu to do this Sources said the equipment isn't highly sophisticated and isn't corn AlIjunonle Springs police uld a 46-year-old Maitland trian was kfiled this morning when his auto was pletely reliable." severed by an Amtrak passenger train at a railroad erosiing On Ballard St.. Altamonte Springs. Harrell said any telephone Police Uld Raymond Wagstaff, 46, of 1221 Geronima Trail, Maitland. was pronounced dead on the taps inAdiled by his depart. scene Parts of the demolished auto, abo', were hurled 400 feet from the vrtning that has no ment would be dune oni> with a s1pals, officers s3ld. Capt. David Gunter said no rhargm have been made pending (urther InestlgatIon. 1111era t i'oto b Bill Vincent) Itnhtnurd On Pag- Ai - ' - ' _______ -, - - I __ . ____ _ 411 1, - � 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, April 21, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 21, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 21, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/21d47511c45d036f06e6cb48a69ee53b.pdf 2592f2e83cb4fffc7e8f68fed86e96c1 PDF Text Text ��������������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 20, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 20, 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 21-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 20, 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