32 10 315 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d88eb3e651ab8322b22190820dc4a605.pdf 3c74d23573ff502b2cae04bd6e82fb8d PDF Text Text _____ • * IN S -. - - ORT by Frank RIBS Ev Hill 67,h Year, No. 196—Monday, April ', 1975 7AN AMEJC4rJ ASEGALL \ PrrcHE GOT A CONTRACT 1 FOR TkEE-AND-A44ALPMILUON) Sanford, Florida 32771—price 10 Cents AND WHILE YOU'RE IT ... ,. 4 Non — Partisan Election - ..;=: '" A / ir,t I. I \ \ j 4,G - 0 : _/ ____ ( 37 Ic by TM p PM BYEDPRICKErr IleraldStaffWrfter M '~LT ou - ---. - I Ge~-T ME EIGHT/MORE -TOP MAJOR L-EAGUE STARS. 0F:F:`oER `THEM f=IVE MILLION EACH ,a p I State Rep Bob 1Iatthay said todayhehasprepared abiflto elect state attorneys on a non par tisan basis and 11 file that bill some e wee The impetus for the bill came from Commissioner Mike Ilattaway who says he would 'like to removc as Inuch -: - 0 lks \/FAR wEOF- oowa OFAT _-r_H0SF_ BAGHDADALL-STARS. Tro i RN possible" the political sorships of state I ____ INNmom G IBU EU31qr4q S FIVE GALLONS OP THIS IS A rwy To SELL ME T MY SAtES— ANYTHING ELSE! ,'. MANSHIP.' Stoffel 1 133 y HOW Aaour A CAN sows our CARD L-EMME PUT IT IN YtK ANK? SATISFIED IT WON"r r WESUL I ' -- - . . .. WHILST I REV UP TH' . _____ •: . _____ ,, F .____ _____ 0 .' ___ _____ . (9) 1915 by Wunif Bios. inc -2f C1101411b ?_~z PAY M F_ iroi V;FW P I1 F~w 4ru., . . . owle Schneider C A1O CMIT VKWN CAUTI CAM10k) ti T FPLL OFF DO"vQ v J I 1 • - •. - II - All U.S_ Pat.0" 1 At Crossword - - I . TRip ' Comics Pazth .............68 Moore, and Iuel1a Itaning, 38 They wii1tA'fa(-ingI'e1ley. 11w chief negotiator Ernie I)r. ltmb Cowle y , Bob Hugh and Dick Editorial 4A Barnett . Horoscope .................. 48 Hospi tal .................5A One of the items to be Obituaries .5A bargained will be salary. SU Sports ______ -- [CPAJ - ' -_-A~_ 4 - -------------------- - - - - V - - - - - &0i , 7 If- 4,01 .:f fi. Nib 10 FINE WEATHER Traditionally, rainy days have been considered fine weather for ducks, but these three pi ctured sunning the mselves on e s os of FOR DUCKS Lake Monroe, Sanford, seem to prefer the fine spring weather a enjoying recently. ( Iferald Photo by Central Floridianse Bill BY BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer escaped with $281 cash with felony possession of yesterday at Zayre DIscount Marijuana. Bond was set at Department Store, Fern Park, pff000. Burglars looted an Altamonte after distracting a cashier by Sherd f 's Vice Squad Lt. R. C. Springs apartment, stealing an dropping items on the floor at Parker arrested two Longwood estimted $16.230 and leaving the checkout counter. Security he Royal Arms apartment in Offictf John Wright Jr. told men on charges of buying, i a concealing s en shambles," police reported inest1gators a man and a rece % ti property. In count), ail on woman ran to a gray car and Ho w ard C. Richmond, 24, told fled after the money was 000 bond each were ' - - - - - police he left Friday and snatched from a cash drawer. returned yesterday to find • 1 - l 4 , / e, .' A J- 5? ......... A.2-313 officials have indica(E-d they f 'R q HOUSE FIRE PROBED minoIe County Fire Depa rtment and Sheriff's Investigators today were probing cause of a closet fire In a vacant house at 112 Spring St., Altamonte Springs, that caused $1,500 damage over th e eekend. (fkials said before county fi re uni ts could b ri ng the blaze under control a rear beiroom and halla) had berl destroyed. Above, firemen rig smoke ejector twit during cleanup - afterlire_iIIedPhotob_(oonIlliamson_ - • made their investigation, wldch Nathaniel George Bailey, 24, a misikmeanor. is continuing. of 1113 W. Ninth St., Sanford Another Orlando man, Albert Thieves who entered the Io5o was jailed on $5.000 bond on an Fisher, 29, was arrested by W. Clemson Dr.. Altamonte aggravated assault charge. strriff's deputies on a circuit Springs, home of Fay Sapp left Capt. C. B. Fagan Jr. charged of court warrant charging grand a note of thanks on the kitchen Scott Cameron Bailey, 20, sink, sheriff's deputies reported 1320 Summerlin A% to., Rinford. I Continued On Page 2-A i today. Deputy C. If. Braecklein SM d the note said, -%ve do apprKiate our findings and we thank you.Yours truly, Masked Ilandits.11 3 Cpunty Jail InMates Braecklein said to shotguns, a pistol, $92 cash and a combination tape deck, r e()rd player and amplifier unit Were taken in the burglary. Sgt. Oscar Redden repor to 'neak thieves S Sanford City Commi ioners Review 6A for starting teachers' salaries. Sanford City Commissioners The detailed plen lists the At present,a beginning teacher this afternoon at 4 o'clock will objectives, goals and ImWEATHER earas $7,800 yearly. receive for consideration the plementation of the various city Yesterday's high 75 low this The major portion of the ity's projected 20-year corn- departments through the year John Warren Novak, 37, and Lance Peter Jusus, 22, both of ringwood Village Apart. items estimated at $16,230 ARRESTS me n st missing after thieves apLongwood. parently entered by ping In weekend arrests, Sanford Edward Timothy Culver, , open the kitchen door with a Polict [)etectl%e %alter L o(Orlando, as in coun ty jail on scredrier. Jones Jr jailed Willie mas ,000 bond after being charged Patrolman Norman Floyd Jr Harrf , of 1100 Orange Av . b> Cassel Policeman H repoed Richmond's Apt. 24, In Sanford, on .000 bond on a (a. (flapper with breaking and a "shambles" when police forger) charge entering with intent to commit ' I P an l Women's cAuTroN __ ç Coun. artment Robbed Of 16,230 -TO -.. . 4i~__ - ii~_l f - Index C~o • Thieves Leave 'Thank You' Note have indicated no desire to Seminole's case, which ba rgain and are sat isfied with essentially is that principals their "managerial" status. are managerial because they Tomorrow at 430 in th e athi re, fire and make up budge ts ten, SEA and school of. Pelley said Seminole County ficlals will sit down at the was the first count to ra ise th e bargaining ta ble. issue before the commission SEA Executive Director and that the issue, basically, represents a "conflict betwee Gene Grooms said today SEA is the law and the constitution." looking forward to the session. PERC officials have told The Ile also said one member of Herald principals may form a SEA's negotiating team, Susan Smith, has been elected finarcial secretary of the Florida Teachers Profession (FTP). the new name for the state-wide teacher's group that claims some 27,0W members. Around the Clock 4A Other members of SEA's Bridge 68 team include Steve Rosenthal — the chief negotiator — Itich Classified 5B Mossman, Linda Antonle, Bill IF tM_R _ -. evea s iscre ancioes u i conunisslon on Friday. At that also says that he has hearing ,assurances Seminole principals P ® 1975 by tiEA, v his decision. Ile, unlike Rep. Ilattaway, however, said the proposal was not aimed specifically at Herring, but said, "I want this for all state attorne s." I Aft (lievrolet squad car While the city was charged and Although it was announced during the Christmas reimb ursed the benevolent (d on Oct. 15,1974— season last expenditures of S1,177.32 and a balance of &U.89. year that the police department e bonuses" of $10 each were given to Hennigan, the $151.50 for "Repay Painting — Paddock." Th only depoait shown was the source ploye3 had given up their annual hoUday party to Patrolmen, and the dispat chers, the report states. ment's benevolent fund completed by certified which Hartsock could not Paddock in January was ordered to remove a raise money for an ill famil public accountant Harold C. fla "The fund had a balance in the bank on Jan. 31, y member of a ock has left more noisy person from the aty Cocil mee covering Oct. 1, 1974 to Jan. 31, 1975 of ting colleague, the audit shows an expen questions than It answers. Hartock said, ag "Chief di ture of $337.37 1975, end of the a udit period, receipts totaling audience, refused and resigned on the spoL eicones indicated.., the fund had an outstanding Although it had been ported receipts from the to a local motel for "Chrishnas Party" and a second $565-20 were recorded including a SM deposit in the bill in the ainount of SM for flowers... e the expenditure aide of the benevolent expenditure of $125 to Hennigan for a "risas sale of accident report copies were deposited in the fund shows $29.70 form of two $25 checks and a 5 check deposit. for tear gas with an Identical Party." A WO contribution The audit of state revenue bene vol en t fund. Ithrtjock did not f ind any sums rebate from Is shown for the of- Hartsock could not detamiine the source of paid is to the city in late October, 1974, ActIng these police patrolmen for incentive and money education licer's fa1y. directly at tr ibutable to that source moneys. In ad tion a di Pablic Safety Dictor James Pleicones found no $100 "dona tion J & S" was expected to be comple ted The benevolent fund was Init i ated in April 1973, deposited.The remaining$300 The report did show the benevolent fund charged la ter this month. m receipts came tear gas in the police station when he assumed with gro~s receipts from a Kosjwl sing of the citya hea lthy profit for painting one of the office in Fe br Sources have said two or more officers allegedly 620.o5 from city rebates. uary ter the t1on of fr and received more money from the ad cars. Polke (iIef The expendit ures side during the threei fund than they were IIennl titled en report "—I-to under the la w. incIudA c Noted in the expendilxtre side of the todgw is SM r thae.of ertod induded $300 to South Seminole Fvatemal ad book for $1 R thy bookleper EU paid to then Patrolman Jordan Padt I the has said the sums fm of pocketho dien M5 kft a behme 91 Year Order Of Police SM. Hennipan told The Ilerald the paid to patrolmen from the1Uf sW al f was gIn to end, SepI 30, 19, of $1,6I&71. period ending Sept. 30, 19r74. for painting the W4 women employa sn was to help the fledgling are idenof The deparUnent for Ctuishm. organization get tical to the amounts designatedon bi-kIy pal-roi Ile OcL 1, 1973 to SepL 30, 19rr4 year shows tat 81 started and was a loan to be repaid. "QuUtmas l authorizations signed by then Chief Ilennigan. the commission, Harry Pelley If principals are classified sai d today. , manage rial, Pelky says they Pelley, the county's chief will be able to bargain . He negotiator, appeared before the 4. = T - I P ice The Public Employe separate unit for collective Relations CommMon (PERC) bargaining purposes, but Is sending a hearing officer to principals may not join the Seminole County to help PERC same unit occupied by officials make their decision on teachers, which in Seminole whether school principals are County is the Seminole considered "managerial" by Education Association (SEA). by t- I , the matter before arriving at y - . Ne Commissioner liattaway sashethdalotofnkingon Seminole Board School Teachers Bargain Tuesda 7 _J i administration of justice.ff, Rep. Hattaway said he would 111ect later today with Vogt, State Sen. Lori Witson, Merritt Island, and Rep. Vince Fechtel, R-Ixesburg. to seek - 000611'. : proposal, the final decision to appoint would be left to the SInce there Is no political philosophy inv olved In the BOB IJAITAWAY . personal *4 Rep. flattaway's proposal has some solid support. State Sen. John Vopt. peach. says he would "favor the plan attorneys. - Herald Staff Writer ___ J . - the ssue efore the legislature. - no party aU \tsr Plan," which se up a Judicial committee which sec flames of candidates on the basis of credentialsand By DONNA ESTES ___ 5 -. decided instead ongwood C*i _________ / -- of Herring's Seminole office, but Hatway said he opted not to get invol ved on that level, but - list filiation, or "NP." Ano ther possibility is the If THIS IS ONE TIME I FU DS 67ET THE BEST OF , TH' THAT WAcKy wAmpvr! MOTOR' '• ___ - to "•' 9A~-fg...J 01<AY, PIPE UNLESS T. SEE . Hei iiidahl COST VAACENT.J EX1AUST - I WONT PAY I_________ 8 required also said he's had "Uwee orfow. requests" for an investigation • ABBOTT IIERRtNG law Officials, politicians and the emotTat. their support of bill , recommend to such juries CI tizens. J Herring says politics Strangely enough, Herring, a Commissioner atthway has whom to :rChrC t. The at. nothing to do or Lmplathts with h his the sthte attorney stems from sang motiv at i on during?e he would be "tickled tha t a politi cally elected state pre senting both des of a case, esUgaUon of a crime political prohiems I've had pink to see the office on a non- attorney can cause to the but the ac cused has no attorney "When I file charges, I get complaints from law en- partisan basis. Herring says he career of a politician indicted present. one side. Fin responsible forthe forcement, some from the 'abhors politics and its in- by a Grand Jury. Commissioner Ilattoway d thvegation of c;ime. I'm political leadership and quite a fluence on public endeavors." For a politician, a Grant Jury the bill asks for non-partisan concerned with probable cause few from citizens," said Hat. Rep. liattaway believes the indictment can spell the end of elections. Candidates would file and If I have a chance for taway, an Altamonte Springs bill "might just so lve lots of a career. State attorneys for the office. They would be conviction," he said. ____ LAI problems in the county." He - spon Ile bill Ls partly aimed at Seminole-Brevard State Atty. Abbott Herring, who, Rep. Hattaway says, is an object of "displeasure" in the county and has been severely criticized by WT. E/K. _____________ - - '••• v-vt 0 U Id Rem o ve oPi ics IIIIfI-I ML.tT71 - -• t p o counter offers Ik1wvvn the city Widing code rmtriCtions. arKI phone company. Commissioners also will get The final agreement in the a grsduai Ueir k at the ordinance king prehenshe plan tobeinthded 90 when c warming trend ordinanm allows the cit the through conditions, according to SEA in Seminole Uounty's Com- reach a population of more than prepared by City Attorne) Tuesday. Highs In the loA 80s officials. Another important prehensive Iand plan. the one Vernon Slize bmding cent franc Tuesday. Law tonight In mid to Item ill be the time length of The plan was approved by the phone company, a two per upper s complete weather the contract All this will be Planning and Zoning Co Comp rn Commission also will con- cise an y to a 30 )ear fran unt ee o details on page SA Including revealed tomorrow company when Mission last week, which sider requests for time exnual gross revenues within the Daytona Beach tides for teachers and the county's team recommended the plan be tervions on three condeni nt-d 11w franchise agreement is first five years of the Tuesday. sit (inn to hariin appro ved by commissioners buildings in order that tht t' end result of offers and a grcument , Charged With Arson Sheriff's Sgt. Robert Kunkler today arrested three Seminole Count) charging third degree arson Accused in a March 26 matss rue that sent six inmates to a hospital for treatment for smoke inhalation im were (;aryl.cilvIn 20 oIMt Sterling Ky. Laience of Orlando. Gilvin, scheduled for trial this week in circuit court on robbery and use of a firearm in commission of a felonv charges, has already rmeived two lifesentences in In&*n Itiver County for robberies. Gilvin received minor burns (in his hands in the fire that started in his (ell in the N-I ttllWok d by 12 prisoners, Sluizer, who 11aces r ial loflitha 1arch 2 Jailbreak attempt, was sentenced last week to three and a half ears In prison on a gui lty plea to Possession of rglary too!s. Young Li being held Pending a pre-writenee 11). veyti,4ation of his plea of guiltv toattempted robtrr y. - _____ -i -' CY �I,. - . - - - -- 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Monday. - ---- . --- - .--- , -:-: . r _ - - --- - -- - .x April?, 1975 - - - _1EIz- NMON _ 1 I IN BRIEF / . 4K., .- I ("if PrIkkAmr4 __ I Antibusing Demonstrators Poke At Senator Kennedy set ii. - ---,~ -. Johsnie Baylor of 730 birgiarics being investigated sheriffs by sheriff's deputies today, a deputies that someone broke $3 0 color television was t.aken Carriage Cove - . aHer Park, - M. Ray Woodall, of 228 W. jt,-:! j I . ' Abducted Children Dead Clements, 69, of Lakeland testified Friday that A battery charger and tooLs l)iekinson telephOned him In September 1968 about a ~ Sunday and saw a man run City Amusements quarters. from the u pstairs area of his Auto I home of burglars took a $140 Anthony M. Bender was en.. citizens ba nd radio, speaker tered, deputies said. pending application for the First State Bank of Winter Garden. became president and board chairman after It opened. Dickinson said he would approve the charter if 20 per ' I I - Dennis Doigner, port administrative Herald Slaff Writer schc4 in nearby Union City where they lived. A man forced the Hall children into a car while they were walking to the Edison School on March 20, according The Phase Two project calls for moving the assistant, said that two bids opened on Friday re vealed one bid for $400,000 and another for $275,000 for a pro ject which SCOPA has only The Seminole County Port Authority (SCOPA) will reopen bids later this month forreceived a $175,000 loan to finance, pas,e Two of the Say-More Oil Terminals The project will be advertised again this Inc., project the first bids were found to mon th and Dolgner said he hopes other schoolmates who witnessed the abduction. Police said no ransom demand was made. Union Cmiv Police Chief Herman Bolte said the hall boy's body showed no evidence of physical violence, He said the boy was fu lly clothed a nd did not appear to been beaten. Bolte said an autopsy on the boy's body would be completed today. to expe nsive, a SCOPr% official said this morning, be too have reeord.breakins winter season. "The bids we received were much In excess of the available," Dolgner said. "Since ___________ _____________ ______________ ' •' - has had a '" 77W_ .~ . ' ~4 211 a i. Sunday night and early today when a warehouse fire forced the Perm Central Railroad to D=off its power. At least seven TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) rights. were stepped at various points along the Washington-New York route until service was trains A fire in roughly the same area earlier this year halted train service for mort, than around Philadelphia where the burned out of control near the Perm Central's main noftsouth corridor at the North Philadelphia station. gallon, rice I t-" Impeachment corn. the motion said. A panel of two Supreme Court Dlctrkt Court of Appeal in Tat. McCain's petition, which mittee coumel Talbot "Sandy" - Congress session after Its 10-day Easter recess with the majority rules. Democrats pushing a variety of proposals to combat the recession. Most of th ese proposals Involve increased ___ federal spendirig and will put the legislators in conflict with President Ford. In signing the $248 billion tax-cut bill passed Just before the recess began, the President declared he had drawn the Une against any scheduled to meet additional spending plans that would send the budget deficit beyond the $60 billion already estimated for the next fiscal year. and failed to report campaign contributions. rights are written, and that information obtained from a Ju- PALM SPRINGS, CaUf. 1AP) - President Ford. dicial Qualifications CommLs. rejecting forecasts of "depression at home and disintegratlon a broad, said today he sees cooperative growth and development throughout the world. "My vision Is one of peace," Ford said the text of an address to the (See Related Story Page 3A) Tucker, 39, has la unched for _____________ Tucker is the son of the late new , legislature, Tucker has chaired - . inner circle of lawmakers who s. The 1975 session marls a WaHe says, however, that hi, tershed in the House. Virtually Ideas on reorganizing environ- all of the first wave of new mental agencies, strengthening breed urban legislators who financial disclosure laws and took over train the old Pork requiring a commission to cer- Chop Gang of rural lawmakers one of the most bitious programs ever of f by a speaker of the house, _______________ _____________ - _ _______________________ ________ _________ ____ ____________ _______________ - ______________ _________________ Drug Unit 3 - _________________________ _____________ _______________________ -i WINTER SPRINGS- The ________________________ Seminole County Drug Action ________ ___ - ________________ _____________ __________ ____ ____ _____________ _______________ Committee Is scheduled to appear before the City Council at Its 7:30 meeting tonight _ _____________ requesting a donation. The group last fall asked the ,1j city to contribute I3 cause, but were told at that _______ time a donation would require ff amendin th' annual bu''. _______ VAt - _____________ of his proposals, _________ ______ .1' ,. ' !-'" "i' - ' :' . • . ':- '" " - ,. . . '-i'. h " .." -/ / I HIGHWAY SAFETY - ' _____ ____ ____ ______ . THREE BOYS These AND ONE SNAKE _________ _____ ____ ____ 9 - - ''• ' - , — - he was elected speaker last NoTo lead them, Tucker has vember has been conciliation forged a team of veteran legisV_ -_ andcpronuse thnvingthe latorswhowIl1be(orfirst (f' House to consensus on m4)st of time in their careers th e r • 1116-4? the major Issues that face the movers and shakers. —i lT7 l'; 'Ltui. The 5peakcr'5 men arc M. ii Lawmakers who thought they Jority Leader Dick Clark, D. .... might have suspect Miami; Rules Chairman A.H. -_ _____ Tucker's reliability say he has "Gus" Craig, 1)-St. Augustine; been scrupulously fair in his Appropriations ____________________ dealings with them. House Re- Fortune, 1)-Pace, and House ____________________ -•----. publican !Aader Pill .Jamca ci Admlnistnititn Chairin.um John Deiray Beach said Tucker has Ityals, 1)-Tampa. honored everj commltrne,* to Judiciary Chairman Wil liam the Republicans, a giijjjfy of fish, 1)-Port St. Joe, is one of -. 34 in the 120-member House. Tucker's closest confidants and seems to hose a tie. enjoys Influence with the mendous desire to l g good speaker that extends beyond ç - ' ____________ - _________ _____________________________________________________ - - ' • --i . - ______ _____ " lie - GARDENER FINDS SUPER VEGETABLE Sanford has Its own "Believe It or Not" njj -• ERIe flo-ekstrom Of Old Orhw& Highway displays petm vine with love 11i!;" James said, position. andeed, Tucker' *I1.eseem Clark, a strapping, 6-lot-5 and his keen sense of humor are contractor, Is the speaker's among his most developed ramrod, the man who whips votes inta shape and convinm , In th o er Street and U.&441. action tomorrow, The buffer areas will Mrs. Phoebe Carpenter of "4Of a grassy area with and C," will ask the Board to entree plantings, Hartin said. dorse a newly passed state I UNIFORMS hedge 1 Currently, commissioners can statute establishing minimum 15Y . . , , ' And senators wanting to hold Barron lum placed his loyal top posil.ions in the Saunders sidekicks In positions of power administration will no doubt be around him Sen. Lew Brant- watching how the conserva ti ve Legislature'i, 1975 session. But poli ti cal scindal and deep economic worries could - mh f session's day. As the session begins, - 10 t APPAREL ~ I - 'L(196L ty Offic Is Po n de r * * after prodding by Sanford Airport Authority members in a Requests For Rezoning • Icy as chairman of the Rules North Florida Democrat votes, and Calendar Committee and Sen. W. D. Childe rs as head of Also expected to play a lead. and Altamonte Springs meet Ing role in the Senate are the this week to consider rezoning Ways and Means subcommittee and other Casselberry Qty officials in Casselberry the county concerning animal control. work session several months ago. A county Airport Zoning =&U"1d * issues. El t ec I some legislators will have their time In Tallahassee split between the needs and wants of the state ;iroI ImnPcachIn-t pri. ceedings against Treasurer Thomas O'Malley and Supreme" j Court Justices David I and Joseph Boyd. - Abe wrong number. t 'U d id d' I additional taxes this year, • ions Supervisor Askew and legisLiuve leaders have already pled ged that Flor. Idians will not be asked to bear .. :. herboyfrlendlongdlstance ! Thenonefatefulnight,shed1aiJ pre-sesslon for schools by allowing a one-mill increase — $1 per $1,000 value — in the state property tax. B)aUC. lieU . ! Payment of $213,977.75 to the whole Se na te. ices Committee, has pla yed a Humby and Stimpson for Childers, w ho was elected tç major role In shapconstruction of force mains and (ill Askew's senate seat In 1970, Ing the bill that will reorganize gravity interceptors for the the massive hiltS department. sewer system will be con. The president of a Miami sidered. Co.'istructlon is 54 per Ik'ach savings and loan associ- cent complete. Payment to ation, Gordon is still in his first Glace and Radcliffe of $3,208.92 erm in the Senate. But he be- for engineering fees on th e came a close ally of Barron project is also expected to be during last year's fight over Iiapproved. nancial disclosure and has been n ec Henri l.andswirth of the e descri bed by Barron as being so holiday Inn on Wymore Road at Seminole County's 24-year bright that it sometimes scares SR 436 is also on the agenda . veteran super visor of rkctlons, him. Cassel be rry Council will act Camilla Bruce, was undecided Graham, who heads the Edu- on an interlocal agreement with Ioda- on whether she will ition Com mittee and Ways support the proposed law in tlit' _______________________ mid Means subcommittee dealupcoming session of the Florida ______________________ 'ig wi th ed ucation funding, is l.egisla lure Ii, m-.UI9cAiuiIIIJvr • Th1ngsl1adalwaysgone'r14tfor El1eaiior Steele whenever she dial ' acres, fronts on Sit 436. I :- -- make elections recognized as a h'gislative ausupervisors' office throughout the state nonpartisan. tern, ''C.. L. " iiiuny UiiICe3 Il'f _________________________ non partisan or becomIng either ThTh11iim;' appointive, what is going to I Robert L. happen to the two-party Smith, M.D., P.A. system?" Mrs. Bruce isked, Obstetrics & Gynecology 'Our office Is operated in a .- - •-.. •,_ -- .- , .,tj nonpartisan like way anyhow," • said. The state association of elections sI.pervisors has sent questionnaires to its members sin' sq --i '- f( O(, O6ieeo h Suite 200-71') proposed law. "I'll probably go , along with it," the Democrat Telephone 831.6711 Day or Night - opinions I'ffIcehol(lt'rcald on the -• ' - - " Just happened. How ah wasn't harged fwjIi C -- I I - • - sCJItoThOwEk1lnOr called the operator right away to tell her what I I I - ,. ; ' :j : -. , Building 711 E. Semoran Blvd. Altamonte Springs, Fl, askirn' * (finance from county officials. I_1 • * SHERATON HOTELS MOTOR INNS. WORLDWIDE SIRVICI OREGON AVENUE AT 14&STATE ROADM$ANFOeD. fl34 to pick up a copy of the or- The county's animal control hug sa id he had notified ordinance says a city may Commission Chairman Sid chairmen: Sen.,, Robert Gra- Council meets tonight at 7:30. adopt it If that city repeals its Vihien Jr. that city officials had -e on Barron remains to be ham, fl)-Miami Lakes) Jack Petition for annexation of seen. Gordon, D-Mlami Beach) and eight lots in Dol Ray Manor own animal control measure. no copies. But, according to A Jacksonville sheet metal Kenneth Plante, (R-Winter Last week, City Manager hug, Vihlen didn't send him with from Residential Harry Hug said he had to copies of the ordinance contractor, Brantley pulled out Park,) so the to prof essional office district dis pa tch a patrol car Sanford patrol of the race for Senate president to car was dispatched, Ways and Means vice chair- will be considered by the to succeed Barron to support man Kenneth Myers,(D.Miarn i, Al tamonte City Commission at Bob Saunders. As Rules chairman, Brantley may figure prominently in set. its 4:30 p.m. meeting tomorrow. Tile parcel of land, lots 1 has the committee that decides ting budget priorities, through 8, Block A, containing where bill s will be placed on the G ordon, chairman of the 1.7 the Commerce Committee, h10 munch influence they will * * rezoning RIME PREVENTION PROGRAMS )nwlg tomato growing on IL Ms. Becistrom who sprouted her A11900111c Springs Police Capt. David Gunter held the first in a He is expeslcted to be a no- recalcitrants of the error of series of "Help Stop Crime" programs ine% from super market potato ejes In her backyard garden, hasnonsense speaker who comitrols their Wt.ys. at the Altamonte Mall discovered t he pla Saturday. Assisting Gunter e with the mi pamphlet urot d HL and information the often rowdy House with a A art collector, program on prevention of erlmni green tomatee on the vines. It would be hard for even Lather swift gavel snd provides a wet' Clark,personable ranging from rape to home 41, has a low flash liurbatik to top this for hotankal efficiency! (Herald PIoto point. and business burglary and bicycle isfety were Of flc"rs Mark by come change of pace with a He Is sometimes accused of Lamprey and Hal Jant' ('ass.clberry Hood. limes of furth er programs In the seiks quick quip. being too heavy-handed wili be announced, i who * TuesdaY's start of the Florida mm1' . ** TAIL}IAcEE, Fla. (AP) money _____________________________________________________ -- Gath ering Commissioner Ralph .. llngton, who has called for more ) 4 residentially zoned land. Senate Republican leader amendment will increase the of employe trai ning levels in th shares many of ernmetal Operations Come I Block So. of Dog Track Rd John Ware of St. Petersburg, footage requirement for off- centers. Barron's political views, is mnittee. to keep a tight rein on the 40- Senate president In 1977, Others who may play lead- closely follows that of Barron, for any giving Ripublican in the Senate. commercial venture * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * mem be r Senate, He has a small him extra clout, ership roles In various fields In. is also expected to play a role in larger th an 5,000 square feet. * Elected In 1967 as th e second elude Natural Resources Chair- determining which legislative program — lii way other action tomorrow, * reorganization of two major An oil distributor who's in. youngest senawr in its hi.story, man Philip Lewis, D-West Senate's 12 Republicans will conunissioners will inspect an * %04d" &AM — 'ol" ed in real esta te, thu. Plante is recognized as an au- Palm Beach, who Is also cha * agencies and fighting crime ir- vote, ordinance currently being and gift shops around * about which he feels strongly, rants drafted by County Attorney * * But fellow se na tors say e- Gainesville, Saunders will have Tom Freeman providing for an of AT ANY TIME spite his apparent stubbornness control over which his fellow Airport Zoning Commission. * and tough front, Barron can be lawmakers favorite projects Hoard members considered * * I DA Y OR NIGHT ia swayed by good, logical argu- get funded. the need for such a Commission tion -. _____ L awma k ers has drawn gasps from Educa. In fact, Tucker's style since reason to Unlike his predecessor, Mal- tant role in Senate leadership. lory Home of Tallahassee, BarChairman Bob Saunders Askew s f1scal belt tightening bright, but as yet untested freshmen. Legislation gh Court Justices and the state treasurer are being cons1dej And Coy. iteubin Askew has recommended that Mate spending be slashed by $252 million to $449 billion because of Florl. da's income _______________ ___ _ - Mmsary in order to insure vacate and abandon a portion of buffer screen between a that the Airport is eligible for a Corvallis Street, between Parking lot and a public road or pending federal grant. Center - ___________ - ." _f - • - -- - -,--------------' ARRIVEALK - - - - diu;itnts; s&-uui1J rvaumng tm an ordinance exempting elected officials, part time employes and those serving on a fee basis from having social security de from U*ir ___ and mayors reports. ) - - . ''4 ' ' _______ _______ 'r•' . :. ___________ _____ Also on the agenda for tonight's meetig are: Billy Bramleti requesting permission to have more than two dogs within the city limits; - - ____________ _____________ __ --. heavy and able to compromise on any - - 19Y Judicial candidates as qual. in the Late 1960s following reap. tiled are by no means sacred, portlonment have left. Tucker said he Is ready, willing The 1975 House is with _________ ______ .•• - - - ____ raharn is credited bid to succeed Barron as executive suspensions, which "reasonable." The Seminole County. Ur ha with auftring the land and wa and foes alike, wields the gavel 'i1l closer scrutiny to Ask- requirements have not been program, the federal In a year when money IS president and should play a governover the (ate of all legislation, tight, the men with clout on the ter management acts of 1972 leadership role in the 1975 ses- ew's appointees and suspension changed sincv 1957, according ment makes rnatch fu designed to protect Florida's He can make things happen or powerful Way of public officials, to Har'tln. slon. A member of the Senate available to child care centers bottle them up. environment. dampen Ilt usually festive at. ' COunty commissioners will consider adopting a zoning sources. -1 n -. ' request from Blanton ordinance tomorrow that will The Commission would ____ require landscaping around control county zoning around Owen that would rezone _____ parking areas of all residential the facility in much the same property from wholesale and commercial property way the Sanford Airport commercial (C-3) to industrial I 'except for single family, duplex Authority con trols city property (M The tract is located there. During work session between Seaboard Coast Line three Sanford youngsters display a three-foot snake which and mobile home lots, Zoning Director Herb Hartin discussion, they captured In the Pinecrest area. The lads, Ron Airport Manager railroad and Church Street at Harold, 12, said the proposed zoning will Red Cleveland told the Board Rand's Yard. Ru.cty Hlggard, 11, and Peter Bertram, 12, were still attempting establish "minimal" creation of the Commission was scover what kind of snake they found today. — A request for a petition to requirements for creating a ____ the "lied Barron" by friends ance, toy and pharmacy stores. i (See Related Story PS 3A) __ — It I — Legislators, lobbyists and for payment of million building to be funded those attracted by their pres. with franchise fees collected ence gathered In the state capt. from theand el ectric franchise PONIblycompany tal today, in anticipation of and blue." I Lobbyists, Knowles' proposal 'provides Bicentennial cxunittee said, "I want to gel people to sta rt thinking red, white rsAia)V , Boulevard. ger of the chamber of With Fin e Sense A Tallahassee attorney, being granted all Council COMMISSION Jack Homer, execuUve three committees, but this sesegislative session opening slOn marks his entry into the To Hear the intersection of French Avenue and Seminole P.M. program. tion should be thrm out be. fille sense Of cOnmum and which he is approaching his recause the court has no J urisi. tempers his pownr in spurts of sponsibilities as speaker, diction and McCaIn already is - playfulness, A veteran of nine years in the National Association. of Broadcasters' meeting in IAs GOVERNORS Tucker To Ru located on city owned land at be House Vegas, The test made public before the President wound up a nine-day Easter holiday in Palm Springs tJ headed East. ISHlNE Will TALLAHA&SEE, Fla. tAP) -state Sen. Lather Tucker. He is iIon inquiry be denied the com— Speaker Donald Tuck- considered a probable candimittee. er, DTallahassee, figures to be date for governor In 197$, pca1The itte said a strongleaderwho ruJrja blyaccoutitfng for the zest with In FLOpfD - There no admission charge to the 7:30 commerce of the county's He asked the court thqu until rules granthg Depression Forecasts Rejected Its consideration, The plan calls for the ad. minute speeches testimony on his friends in court decisions last month which * Own for. warded the pLM to a* board for Singers from Jacksonville and a series of three- Chief Justice J&mes Adkins being granted m3re rights than and Justice BK. Roberts ex- thtee ____ '' Also tomorrow beginning at 7 require be held in the downtown area chamber's Bnkers feaftue the Seminole High School Band, the Norwood to begin hearing allegations that McCain helped ____ _____ months reft from The 'Jamboree' will It said McCaln already is The [louse Committee is chamber at :15 a.m. loree' patriotic program P ________ Commission would establish safety regulations around the p.m., in the commiss ion airport, including building chambers in the court house, heights and lighting and noise the board will hear: property, as part will be brought up to date slated for April 26 in dw - t The . city hall proposal and the Sanford Plan. Civic Center, port from the ' . James Nelson of Daytona 6 9 The board Will meet at the May 13 'Fann-City Festival' to the 'Bicentennial Jam- claims he was denied due proc. D'Alemberte and committee Beach, chief judges in their ciress rights by the CMIMiUce's staff dimtor Marc Glick. cults. comes back Into morning, ______ By BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Staff Writer I Board of Directors tomorrow was brought up-to.date on "The power to make rules Is lahassee; and Judges Ben Will- was called into w4slon today to tbe legislature," Said dw dis. Vero Beach, Robert L. decide what to do about nAssal motion signed by cum McCrary Of Marianna and Congress Back In Session WASHINGTON (Al') Sanford Chamber of Commerce this morning - E psIDA ;- ask developers to create a standards for privately owned WHITTENTON TAlLAhASSEE, Fla. (AP) is peppery little man who has bu ffer around pa rki ng lots on and operated care cenACTION LINE & In the legislature since 1966, thority on its rules. child - There is little doubt that the attracted the atte U N IF L.A I R riman of the Admlnlstratfe their of a site ntion of the Graham is involved in cattle ters. The optional Law provides red-haired Democrat from full senate Vice president of a Central Procedures Committee a -ALSO nd plan review of the parcel, but for county endorsement before when he's stood up and dairy farming, real estate Florida p rendering firm. Plante vice chairman of rules, uence to speak on issues. they cannot legally development in Miami Lake3 it. becoming effective on a local by Penn Garmn$ what goes on in the Florida heads the Ways and Means sub. A former Escambia County and is a gr Freshmn Sen. Edgar Dunn Also under that zoning level. of in stock I aduate Senate in the ne-1 60 days. Harvard committee dealing with LIRS Jr., Daytona Beach and Ask- amendment, the regulations schoolteacher, Childers is vice law school. Mrs. Carpenter will also In his 19th year in the legisla. president and appropriations. general manager ew's former legal counsel, affecting off-street parking Will discuss a federally subsidized One of the brightest men In lure, Dempsey Barron, called of a group of Pensacola Myers, a Miami lawyer, lost a heads the select committee on be updated to make them more child care program for I _ Sanford Chamber of Commerce Knowles. ' , U 'Y ._ 'Red'Barron,* Toug h Senate Leader . city hall building to the Greater new building, according to mittee of the Greater . - consist . Sanford City Manager telephone company franchise. Warren 'Pete' K nowl es will There will be no additional The Education Com. Justices and five chief Judges vested solely in each house of bofTallahassee, D.C. Smith of % Told Of All % ______ panic Holds Fate present a roposa1 for a new city taxes to help pay for the Supreme Court to dLmlss a pe- investigation beiq conducted were named to the court panel titlon by Justice David McCain by the House select committee" along with Judge to halt the cvnunittee's Invesd. under the Florida Constitution, chief judge-elect of the Ist An undeteritnined number of passengers were bused Plans To Be Explained jury Investigation. "Thereisno basis for Judicial Supreme Court Justices Ben mittee today asked the Florida review over an impeachment Overton and Arthur England — restored dWly before 2 a.m. today. - A House Program . .' ,, __ Seeks Petition Dismissal - _~ ',. renarenotequippedto bring them up. for more than four hours Zoning Ordinance 0 _" . thing — I've seen it too often," said March Dickens, director of the Miami office of the ('hlldren's Home Society of Florida. "I'd say that 70 per cent of the people who have applied Fire Halts Train Service halted Loumiy toonsIders -_ - parents. "Th is is ,,' ___ ___ MIAMI AP As America ns rush to adopt Vietmunese orphans, a Miami adoption expert warns that some people are only reacting to stories of young casualties of the Vietnam war and may not make suitable "We believe the job can be performed for $175,000," Dolgner said. funds _ ___ 'Adoptions Are A Panic Thing' #0 I '0 ' - ______ .% S.!. Golman Mechanical Contractors of Maitland made the $400,000 bid and HesterOakwood Park of Fort Lauderdale bid be used for storing gasoline and lube oils, Dulgner said. co m panies who di dn't have time to enter bids earlier will submit bids, "just a miracle." Despite th e nation's economic pinch, Florida we found the need to reevaluate the bids." - . l*.'ak business will continue through summer. "This is the first time in 23 years that people have stayed on after Easter. All this sunshine is just like a magnet holding them down here into April," saId Miami. area motel owner Ithea Gladwin, who termed business there was a substantial difference in prices remaining two tanks in the City of Sanford to the port through Lake Monroe, and setting Up and putting In operation a total of 10 tanks to _____ llAlJ Al 'i Northern btIriL who uually flock hi*iIls,' alter Easter like migratory birds aren't leaving I ____ ____ _____ Tourists Aren't Leaving Authonty To Rebid Say-More Project " c . E.G. Banks of Winter Park, Clements testified, - By 'lICK LOCHRIDGE Protect the municipal right ba _____ uvnt of the stock and the right to name a director went to First Ottering Too Expensive SECAUCUS, N.J. lAP) The search (or 6-year-old Hebert lizill has ended with the discovery of the abducted )oungsters body a bout 1,000 feet from where his sister's body was found two days earlier. His body was spotted Sunday In the Hackensack River bya police helicopter. Hall and his 11-year-old sister, Esli, %%ere abducted last month while they were walking - - Former Florida Comptroller Fred 0. Dickinson Jr. furnishings valued check to Zoo employc Sid Sphore are Mrs. Max Yanecy tieft) and box, at $450 were stolen in a burglary Mrs. George Carver, president of theUmatitia Women's Club. A .38 caliber pistol and ConsfanceMoore,lsOakSt., of a trailer at their U.S. 17.92, change, total value $170, was lirngwood, reported her car Sanford, sab'; hcaticri. balance In schools as busing opponents have demanded. municipal ordinances zd the uniform traffic control law. policy View. the adoption of' adjoining residents. w enforce otdlnances with the endorsed legislation would: statement, to be considered by municipal ornsnces The statement pledges to Pr ovi de annexati on same si authoFity existing Enhance the home rule the CAI-NO Council of Local — Allow a municipality to anticipation of growth and prior to the adoption of revised work for and support legislation authority of local officials to establish by ordinance the Governments this week, has that authorize annexation of enwill allaviate the "sunshine Article V. establish and administer minimum ed legislation to amend law" r number of claves. equirements relating to personnel policies, priorities petitioners — Protect mu ni cipal righ ts in the "government In the sun. on a valid petition to collective bargaining and remuneration. establishment Continue the existence of I he be not less than 10 per cent nor shine" law, the financial negotiations, personnel matallocationof county courisctj Expand the l ocal option more than 20 per cent of the municipalities that have be disclosure law and to exempt ters, lawyer-client relation, authority to locally Imand the administrative cats re gis tered electors of t he city established according to law , ce tain documents from tf,e ships, land transactions and plemented employer-em involved in the operation of - Amend the Florida Co public records law, city or iginated bids, courts negotiation policies, stitution to permit viable such The policy statement notes incorporation are Support is also noted of Require county court Enchance the ability the League of Cities, while legislation to of and statutorily capable of municipal courts to continue to amend the public municipal governme nts to hearings to be convenient to supporting the providing reasonable stan- be established under specified existing records law 10 exempt democratically municipal employes and ard of essential municipaI minimum standards. _______________________ citizens. _______________________________________________ services within a specified - Recognize and protect the Other legislative proposals __________________ _________________________ _______ pe riod of time, city's obligation to provide law from the League call for the Provide reasonable an- enforce ment protection in a state to ____________ fund required planning, ________________________________________________ nexation procedures w protect timely and convenient manner, to require coun ti es Ia construct ____________ the municipal citizen from / — Protect the city's revenues and ma intain secondary roads K _7~___________________ encircling development that is received from violation of throtighojt the county ;'_ — ! _____________________________ '—k - the' fourth week of the federal extortion-conspiracy trial of 71he City of Uniatilla, Fla., joined forces recently and milected said items valued at $330 were and antenna from the car of $1,000 from civic clubs, business and professional people, as well missing after the burglary, Vincent Pantaleo, Charlotte St., Colony Mobile Homes of- ' as families and Individuals, to do their share to aid the conincluding a portable typewriter, Longwood, Deputy David ficials reported a new sofa, stru ction of tlie new Central Florida zoo. Shown presenting th e a vase and an antique music id reported. chairs and A NOTHER a legislative banker with a firm voice and straightforward manner, is due bark on the witness stand today awakened by a noise early at a trailer on SR-419 at Belle after a garage at the 3469 Arnel Moore The Florida league of Cities JACKSO 'NVIII,E, Fla.(Al') - Ray Clements, a gray haired 18th Sk, told police he was dollars was stolca in a break-in valued at $257 were missing L bargaining lncal affairs inacorthn cewith often a drain upon the resources supports a modification to negotiations and exem p tappointed advisory alter execution records until the wishes of their citizers, of the city and to provide of contract. — Improve and clarify the needed board members from Its pur. municipal services to Other recommended and procedures for endors from a room at Sheraton woman who fled in a pickup containing $300 in half. Monday, April?, I75-3A Consider Lea gue Poli cies llerajdSWfWijkr Again In Dickinson Trial p Charles G, Panacek of truck, bag Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - and took a $419 color tElevision. Altamonte Springs reported a home. Patrolman John ZOO RECEIVES $209 in carpentry tools. Evening - ALNO To By DONNA E1ES financial disclosure law, collective N Banker Clements On Stand and In other weekend Uf is Tropical Ave. told home of Steve William Mistler, __ - __ unit Sanford police reported fishing at horseshoe Lake and Sanford Inn, SR-46 and 1-4, by burgrs entered the traller Seventh St., Wuoth, and took an unidentified man a nd -, aides canceled a speech set for later in the day in Sharon %hen the demonstrators showed up there too. The cancellation came after demonstrators refused an offer of a meeting with Kennedy if they would agree allow him to make the speech wi thout disruption, Ken nedy has refused to condemn busing for racial at was entered and a $135 CB taken. into his truck while he was . I QUINCY, Mass, lAP) More than 200 antibuing demonstrators poked, grabbed at and tled . ward M. Kennedy, forcing police to form a protective / . I flying wedge around him. . One woman poked at him repeatedly Sunday with the ---------------------i point of a stick bearing a small American flag. A man I grabbed him by the leg but was pulled away by police. -,---Although he was not injured in the Sunday incident, his at Ave. BURGLARIES I - *. . . the home of C. H. Goethe, 461 larceny. Bond for Fisher was Meflon1fle - ;.•• reported taken in a burglary ( FLORIDA BRIEF I (cozttnued From Page 1-A) __ . ' Y?fl 1 A _i_WF York and Washington was -- - - - county Apartment , .. T mystçy to her - - O any more, - — �- - — - - - - .-- Around The Clock Evening Herald 300 N. The Florida Legislature will be back session tomorrow and one of the [hit functions for this august group will be their adjournment Thursday to the north lawn of the House Office Building. It sounds like one of the few times It WON'T be costing the taxpayers any money as these political leaders take a luncheon break for a peanut butter ....A h.11.. ...A._.j_..L __a._ AVE., SANFORD. FIIA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 FRENCH And, assuming you are one of those who filed your Income 'ax returns and checked approval to deduct $1 for political contributions, who is going to check on the IRS to see how this money Is actually spent; and secondly, for those who did not approve the deduction Is there a chance they'll deduct a dollar without you knowing about It? _________ in Monday, April 7. 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYI.E, Publisher WILLIAM JAM I). CURRIE, Managing Editor C. MARKEY, Advertising Director ROBERT - _. f nulk ana ice cream. There are many knowledgeable people who could rate as histor ia ns insofar as the City of Sanford is concerned, and one of them even has a couple books on th e subject to his credit. that a quick, easy-to-prepare and tasty meal can be tr balanced, economical, yet ('ther mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 816.20; 12 Months, $32.40. nu itionally (P.S. The group picking up the tab is the Florida Peanut Advisory Council and the Dairy Farmers I Inc.) l Faisal s Death Obviously, for those who have subscribed to Th .~ Herald and long-time residents of this area would anticipate the gentlenmn we're refeffing to is f or mer spor ts editor Pete Schaal. Questions our readers have asked.. When you package at a store, and it In turn has to be ordered from another city, which in turn requires additional postage for shipping charges — can the store charge you sales tax on the cost of the addi uional posta ge charges? The first book Schaal had published on the Friendly City (formerly Celery City) was entitled' . order a Leaves Void Students of history can recall many instances in which the course of manhind was altered by an act (f it madman. And many observers are drawing that conclusion as King Faisal of Saudi Arabia lies dead at the hands of a mentally deranged nephew. That the Vest will miss the enlightened stability of King Faisal goes almost without saying. As the spiritual leader of half a billion Moslems and the absolute monarch of the world's largest source of pet rolemim King Faisa l ranked a n1oni (lie i iiud [)uwerl ul men of the During his lifetime, the Saudi monarch used his power with moderation and common sense. He was an Arab in the fullest sense of the word, a strict ruler who put interests of his country first and the problems of other peoples next. At the same time, however, King Faisal was perceptive enough to recognize realities, to know that the Arab world was interdependent with other nations and other philosphies. He concluded that Arab interests and the Islamic religion coincided more with the interests of the free world and Christianity than they did with Communism and atheism. Consequently King Faisal kept the 1973 oil embargo from getting out of hand to the detriment of both the Arabs and the West, although he did sanction the boycott. After the embargo it was King Faisal who put a halter on the desire of the militant Arabs to impose confiscatory oil prices. And it was King Faisal to an extent that the world has yet to realize who kept the Soviet interests from Ix-coming paramount in the Middle East. . War II Years" brings back many memories for those of us who have been here for a number of years, but not natives of Sailford. It also is a good book. -S;anfo~d AsI Knew It.",11, turned out to be a very popular book, loaded with all kinds of hlstorIcl data on the city. Sebnal's second book, ,Sanford The World — RAY CROMLEY T Out Of Southeast Asia I, shrubbery provide the atmosphere, coupled with the beauty and tranquility of lAke Monroe, of making it one of the most attractive sites along the ..4 I . . . 1. .:... .- :.. ........, !.!--? ! 1i i Asia to the United States and other nations before Operation Baby Lift ended today. entire St. Johns River. Diplomatic and government officials said the airlift was ended because it had reached the scheduled quota the South Vietnamese government had approved earlier. And although efforts were und er way In many parts of associate editor So, if you'd like to co ntinue helping a VCY Worth while organizat.lon (CIP), then get yourself a copy ofSchaaI'sbookfrornariyof the following CIPers America to bring more youngsters from the war-ravaged area to adoptive parents here, It was uncertain whether theairlift would be allowed to resume when a backlog of orphans eligible for adoption builds Dottie Karns, John Krider, Eve Crabtree and Linda Heck. — - up again, Officials in South Vietnam said a ll th e children who havebeene'acuatedwereakefldyifltheadoptifl and the airlift only speeded up the paperwork and the orphans' departure times, _______________ ___ ________ ____________ _ ___ Can Hig er ..- - , ,F. _____ - world. __.I"-T :- __ _____________ The Agony ____________ _____ - - ________ ____________ ' I 'i • ____ C)f V __________ i e nam — — In this context his departure is a tragedy for the Western world. The legacy that he leaves, however is the morality and ethic that he pursued. In the interests of continuing stability, the West can be grateful that his assassin was clearly identified — and that he was a mad Arab. At least there is no basis for blaming the CIA, or any similar diversion, to complicate the problems that lie ahead. Economy? / WASHINGTON — (NEA' — The depression is costing us $200 billion this year in Underproduction and underemployment, Th is averages out at ,00o per family, though the load Is astronomically uneven. So at first blush it comes as a relief that a ___ . ______ _____ ______ - N / ________ 14 t a9 "I ' : 1 But _____ to _______ _ . % Z_ FJIN _______ I Throughout this difficult period for the Saudi Arabians the United States of America can best serve the interests of peace by remaining evenhanded and constant in its policy toward the Middle East. _____ ___ Off-TM*__ Is vastly larger than the CIA and,FBI put together. Russia's spies haven't come In from the cold war yet. We must be careful to assure that they are not the principal beneficiaries of efforts to police our own intelligence agencies. ____________ i Towering Inferno . Letter To The Editor — , Fenir Franklin Linda F. Legg Nettle Lee Morgan Earl K. Ann,tt. J. Borg. Deltona Mary Ras* Gray, Deltona Dan Manning, Dettons G,*W9* C. Phillips. D#Itwl& Ashleigh L. R.res. Detton. Louis Sevit. Deltona Homoz•lla Carroll, Lake Monroe Allm M. Lethbridge, Lake Monroe Danny L. Kilgore, Osteen Mark A Pell, Osteen Vaughn Jerry W. Mixon. Casselberry Clifton A. Scoff. Lake ary Gorge S. Hendrix Jr., Mimi Beatrice H. White. Oviedo I DISCHARGES Sanford ~ Albert Anderson Raymond Ashley Charles F Benham [)j Baby Girl conformity state APRILS. lflS ADMISSIONS are Alberta Ferguson Sheryl A Elierbe Joyce Ann Davis Gloria A. Jolly Jen.Ju Lin Leroy $ grand. children. dre Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. today at the First Baptist Church with the Rev. P over concert i:x'n (?t7 R&?. 'V V?.-. "Oh. Char/es! I have som' VERY exciting news! For the firs-' time Since we were newlyweds WE'RE OVERDRAWN AT THE BANK!" — - WEA THER Yesterday's hich 7$ Mr. and Mrs William (Linda) Legg, a girl, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Curtis (Sheryl) Elierbe, a girl. Sanford Elm, Sanford. ..1 _________________ l• '-- _ ____________________ ___ ______ --- - - '1'_____ .. - .- - i1tj..... 'a#;.. ;;'' _____ ~ =& . .H,=Z = . -. e Mary Zoning Issue Eyed gati Weirwein, 49. of Lake Monroe. of public reaction to the Florida Nurses Association DIst. 37 program on acupuncture, County Health Depart, went, RegIstration, 7 p.m., program at 7:30 p.m. All nurses Invitli. Open to the public. Civltau International, Sanford, 7:30 p.m., Cavalier APRIL 9 Deltona High Twelve a noon luncheon, Deltona Inn. Pan American Bank of Orlando 250 N. Orange Ave. 841-2610 Pan American Bank of Altamonte Spri ngs 104 E. Altamonte Nellie F. Roberts Bess ii Mae Wells Evlyn McKtnzl* Lucille C Heard AM* Selman Dorine Mac Alter Maria Davis Carolyn M. Gourgh, Caiseiberry Randall Smith, OeBary Octuj Rook Murley, Geneva Ruby Adkins, interla(t'K'n George Hendri Jr. Mimi vs. Municipal Incorporation of Deltona." Pan Amirican Bank of DeBaty 150 H%vy 17-92 32713 - 068-4476 I want to qualify for your S2.00 K)nu.%..' . I I meeting at the home of p.m. Seminole Siugles, 7-9:30 p.m., COVenant Presbyterian Church, 17-92, Sanford. Discussion groups, games and crafts, the necessa' insttjons to take advantage of low - i ___________________________ (itv_._Stjt _ Zip Sodal Security No. Phone No. Chcckinz Acct. No, — Savings Acci. No ____ - I do not ' h a% c an accoun t with vour batik. I would like it) open a [1 checking H savinm, ,jCcOUflt. — high SIC a rn., 6:43 low 12 09 am. 179 m. ________________________ Canaveral . _ ___________________________ ____ ___________________________ - 4ml.tLt&' ._ I, I - - - I - I -- 1 LQ - ww p' ui. Til J ¶JIS7fl ineash E. 25th St., Sanford, died this Sunday morning. She was a nati ve of Sanford, Survivors include a son, Kals to upper SOs Winds variable 10 mph or less around Extended roras,s F br ida Peninsula. Warm with a chance of showeri early Wednesday beroming mostly fair and cooler by Thursday. Increasing ctoud,nen with a chance rain Friday. Highs In Wed nesday and 70s Thursday and Friday . Lowi 60i Wednesday and itiy $O Thursday and Friday Daytona Beach lidei for Tuesday high 610 a m, 7.0) p.m.; low 17 70 a m, 17:36 p,m.. Port extra I S3U-400 Mrs. Annie Allm.an, 82, of 1019 Fair with a gradual warming trend lhrougti Tuesday HIObS the pm - ___________ _____ Ka 1)pa Gamma Society, dessert Elisabeth Boyd, Sanford, at 7 me Name _ Deftry Public t1brary an. Beta Chi Chapter, Delta Please .se nd Ilan Amed Open to Master Masons. nual card party benefit, 1 p.m. DeBary Civic Center. Bring cards. . - Assistant Volusla County Districting coupon This MRS. ANNIE AILMAN morning ,. . ' tests, charge. one point - "ui_l i -- president of the Sanford local. Body will be sent to Alum Survivors Include his wile, Creek, W. Va, for burial. (;rarnkow Funeral Home In ' - - - ,- ~4-. ___________ the carpenter's union and past Dr. J. Ted C4z=to officiaUng. carried in a cage, minent BIRTHS pressu will Wak on C=ty Tax Mrs. Carrie E. Smi th, Sanford ; from Pittsburgh, Pa. He was a retired carpenter and builder. He was a member of the First Ba ptist Church, a member of snail, mute-like creature, w hich the agent face Patsy A. Goodnough, Osteen a son, Robert S. Smith, of Port CAwoe J. Gelsel, DeBary Mr. Samuel Walter Smith, 84, Charlotte; two daugh ters, Mrs. wana L. Clark, DeBary 606 Palmetto Aye,, died Sat- Ethel Arture of Allison Park, Linton E. Knowles Jr., Diltona urday morning In Seminole Pa. and Mrs. Irene Scullon of Delia L. Cave. Deltona Memorial Hospital. He was a Grosse lie Mich,, a sister, Mai. katie H. Herman, Deltona native of Kentuck, W. Va., and Stella Garret and nine grand. Anna S. Gilligan, Deitona Lester W. Harden, Deltoria came to Sanford 33 years ago childen and 13 great ACK ANDERSON debacle upon President Nguyen Van Thicu. S1'RANGE ARREST: The story t-ias been I II( issued conflicting orders which confused liusheal up of a " strange arrest in Athens, On Feb. 0 Dr. Pritchard states that : no t only refused to his commanders, according to cable, lie kept 28, the Greek Military authorities arrest coop-rate with the agent but reported the plot to changing his mind, fur example, whether ed iii .,, If S. politiud offiLer in Milli. ALcording to Dr. --rdt,r J tk-fense of DJ Ming and flue, In tlx- end, Dennis Bassen, an American t'ItUe CiliOluy ti to the special commission headed by Vice Prit ard's by the multi-million-dollar Bendix Field I ch testimony, the 'officer responded: II cities were lost without a battle. Presider,i Nelson Rockefeller, alleges that the Engineering Corporation. "Wouldn't anything be be tter than this A subsequent table reports that the U.S. Army ('I A first plotted to-poison Duvalier in 1966. 'i1iI the same firm that has been recruiting situation?" The pianist said he told Papa Doe chief, (kn. Frederick Weyand, now on a fact- nitlitary When this failed. accor(Ung to the- deposifion. about the assassination plot and that the dictator lind,ing im ion in specialists, putting then; In civilian i th Viet M, had ap. he CIA tried to bomb the presidential pa lace in ta,s aware of the scheming against his life. Dr. clothes find sending them tO Saudi Arabia fus lilents last week to see Thicu. 'the South T1968 A t'n.' H-23 b'nI,x'r aflc't•tfly n;aili' atR isers Pr,tth,r;I ;iI-. (ria'I a:am to lhilifv (lit' Stak' WtTLUIIse president oncvaled the meetings runs over the palace, dropping bomis and Department of what the CIA was doing, ar• litenilly at the last niinutc'. According to the Greek version, Rwisen leaflets. But the bombs exploded harmlessly on ''Was lurtling to the deposition. AIparcnLly, 'It:ieu didn't have the answers Ii; taking ptk'taei of m i litary installations" His 4 the street outside. Nevertheless, the CIA approached him sin WeyantI's questions and didn't want to him, superiors describe him as a senior field engineer fIr. Whard is a ro AmerIcan n- a 'use cables report that Wryand, meanwhile, was with an '* impeccable record." He has been in unsucceaafully lii bring pressure on cert pIanist, who has become a cumfldant f shocked the Sou him 10 work against Papa Doe. Dr. PrItchard th Vietnamese Army's poll- (rLt fur several tm.nths, they say, w king on HnItI*n dictator. But In 1966, De. Pritchard lllJ retreat. The North Vietnamese installation of a Ilsicrowave taton alleg in May, 196$, forces es that he learned about the defied an order from Papa and gave a advanced southward Eli A source in the Greek embassy told rapidly u bombing attack upon presidential palace, He ltr!,iclden ric in haiti. intelligen analysts tha t ce UK' Rasscn case Is "very strange."us only 'taslonaIly lo was told by Arthur Honhonime, then the Haitian st track of flib caused the pi an ist's fall from favor, wInd, Ilfl)bas5alor ta, Was)iirton, that the at ta ck had the,ii ENGINES: Several airlines have Us' ('IA allegedly sought to 'exploit. As Dr ser ul ation is that t he Communists sta ged been carried out by the CIA. been saving transportati on ets by (lying spa re Pritchard has 'etated it to the ROcke(t'I1e1 forced night marches It; take advantage of the tigines , i n scheduled Footnote: In early 1971, we described six CIA chaotic South c;mnI;;errjl flights The cainiii;ission, the CIA (li-st tried to rucurit him Vietnamese retreat, ex tra engine slisiply is attactk1 asissinatitin attempts against Cuban under dictator !' l'ht' L' ::d h p;ilace advisers, reports warn that within da)s "1 the plane. Passengers Fidel 'astra'. We reported names and details. Ih;noi'sintelligence have been alar,nt'd over forces will have the capital city of Saigon 11w Itqi(kil Subsequently. a CIA-paid agent posing as a dead weight caused b tfw 'ifrfirstatwnIipt, interestingly. was a plot to slip under siege. American analysts have all but h.ul 'IlK') Iiat't' t'Xprussed cuncIrn atioul photographer approached Dr. Pr itchard about poison pellets in Castro's fix1. r iven up hope because of the demorajization js'li'ntj,;l saleit hap,ard.s. , %Ijpp~ng a; deadly poism . into the dictator's food, THIEU'S DEBACIF.; In an earlier report. we and discrganitation of the ,%oull, Vietnallwbc. lhedeposjtitjfi alleges l'hepianist relates that he cited set'ret tiuhtary cables, which placed touch army that Saigon rats be successuitly asured our saw the lethal poison imniiediately paralyze a of the Maine for the South Vietnamese military defended. ulfict', tiosi'vt'r, that this practice i t ''ul i' P1 4 4 i'ltiri' and 1i;npktt.i salt' TPloqnM L. Sayre, Diitona Florence M. Doman, D&tona Edna N. Barker, Deitona Martha L. Harris Bradwell, Lake .Itnnle C. Tyler Janice K. Vihlcn AREA DEATHS _________________________________________________ again.5t ___ I .. ~. — Manager Richard M. Kelton I SAMUEL WALTER SMITH Vladimir Spkoviky Christine Williams Carl S. Martinsen, Deøary Charm E. Howard, Deltona Gladys K. Deverlcks. Dettona Bradweil. a boy. Lake Monroe Fa. G. slier Eric 0 Wilson C. MacTsvlsh to — taw IA r l otted To Kill 'Papa Doc -uvai ier 4i --. arrest case, GwendoI V. P,terion Tina W. Smith P atrondla V. Williams Kathryn Holt, DeBary William W. MuriL D,Bary .Iessi L. Aloway meaning of p - _________ me next fall, ___________________________________________________ ' Mi. a . state two _________ ___________ aul.horil.ies sa.id. Gilvin was a felony and grand larcen y in HOSPITAL NOTES ______ WASHINGTON — A sworn deposition unsuccessful assassination at. the late Haitian strongman, F'rancois'Pnpa Doc" Duvalier, In the late l96(. Sheriff's depudes found the River County for robberies. A 151 Lennard St., and Odell burning vehicle in a wooded March 26 fire In the Seminole Banks, 22, of 409 Rosewood area near Balmy Beach 1)rive County Jail that sent six in, lane, both Altamonte Springs, f Sll36, Forest City, and mates to the hospital for are scheduled for trial on two discovered it had been stolen treatment for smoke inhalation counts each of breaking and earlier that ni ght from the started in Gilvin's cell, entering with Intent to commit first their economy. They demanded an intense emotional Investment as well involving our patriotism, our sense of national pride and honor, our belief that we have a world mission and then proceeded to prosecute the war In a job, describes tt'nipt , _________ seg A similar experiment was later attempted in manner that guaranteed that all that investment would accomplish nothing. outh Vietnam, The results were equally sueDespite the ultimately staggering expenditure 'ess.ful until the stepup in the war made Editor, The Herald: slowed down to a tr ickle: 22 s ta tes ratified in of American lives and treasure, they attempted onthtions universally bad. In Vietnam, the plan For the moment, let's disregard the con- 1972; 8 In 1973; 3 in 1974; i in 1975. 01 these throughout to win the war on the cheap, both needed money into farm improvement. tinuing debate about the Equal Rights Amend- states, 2 (Nebraska and Tennessee) militarily and have politically. First a similar program here could have striking meat and what it may or may not do. Instead, rescinded their previous ratififation. And there and a few millions in aid would few advizKrs Ifects in homebudding and conmimer creWL do the they why not look at the E.RA.'s track record andl see are definite and valid movements to rescind in 17 said. Dien a few bombs on North Vietnamese Almost everyone seems to agree that con- what It IS doing, other sta tes, torpedo boat bases would convince them we umer spe nding eases depressions; hence the The State of Maryland ra tified the E.R.A. In For more Information about what the E.R.A. meant business. Then a few Marines... roposed tax cut. AM home budding. spurrW by IV2 and a similarly worded state E.R.A. HAD and IS doing, your readers can write to: tihe easier credit normally available in the midst Whether the United States Mould have that same year. The results? 227 laws had Minnesotians Against the E.R.A., 8*27 Tyler declared outright war on Nojth ofaslurnp, has frequently led the way out of past Vietnam and to be changed, 82 new laws had to be wri tten to Street, Minneapolis, Minn. 55434. The booklet brought it home to that country ri esslons. on the ground, bring Maryland's laws with the "Repeal E.R.A. Factfinder" is FREE. whether, indeed, any war can be "won" today in Unfortunately, the current depression has E.R.A., and sexist language ("man, the traditional been typical. Mortgage money has not been the word, are, of womn, husband, wife) had to be made estra e asy. Though there course, other questions entirely. But If we have Edwina Al faint signs of coming sexually neutral, But, Maryland's women are lear ned anything from the experience of Vietir 'Ile doldrums, nam, it is that the escalation of a war by slow and ilabie for the support of her husband. SB 355 Editor, The Herald: limited dees agai nst a determined A major problem has been that interest paid makes a wire hable for her husband's debts even Sunday morning as I was driving out of my only ensures the very prolongation of that war. sitors has been so3owtha tmuch if he has deserted her and she has children to st eetontoSR434on theway to ctthwe (YetsomeofusseemtohavelearnothJng ng into higher-income opportunitIes. A sizable support. SB 2*7 makes Maryland's Just In time to see a big Thunderbird dump a dog General Westmoreland has actually expressed fount of the funds deposited in banks which AUTOMATICALLY part of the state militia wi th at the Montgomery Road Intersection, regrets that President nnally might have gone into mortgages was cannot mine • NO EXEMPTIONS for pregnant women or I could not make a left turn across traffic to Halphong harbor and bomb Ford Hanol — a ifall that verted to other ventures, With Inflation women with small children, and with NO check on the dog, but I could make a right turn to has happened in the past 10 owing apace, banks have not wanted to tie up PROVISIONS made years never hap. for separate barracks or follow and check out the car. pened.) dr funds in long-term fixed-interest loans, separate toilet facilities. I prefer cats, myself, but as I write this all I We ha ve pa id an extreme price for the lesson, Numbers of our major commercial banking In Washington State, their state E.R.A. makes can we is that car driving away and that poor ms ha ve preferred making large loans of not only in lives and the dislocation and economy it clearly unconstitutional ubtful securi ty to fina ncially shaky foreign to segregate the sexes in for state universities little dog running af ter it, losing ground at every still suffers from but in the blow to our national the rooms in the State step. self-esteem k nd , a bove all, our disillusionment %'ernments and institutions And risky quick owned dormitories. with our leaders. This Is the most fearful price of mover loans to favored borrowers. And it scents the ratification process Donn W. Elliott all for a democracy. BERRY'S WORLD ____ __ La women The Rockefeller Investigation Commission's Investigation of the Central Intelligence Agency has learned that the most intensive spying on citizens of th e United States of America Is done for the Russian Intelligence agency, the KGB. The reminder introduces a discordant quality In the present inquiries into the activities of the U. S. intelligence agencies. The Soviet3 are in the intefllcgenee game for keeps and the KGB _________ aggrated assault charge and opponent KGB Still Tops - - has dirty wars in South Vietnam asked more from Americans than an evermounting in vestment of the l ves of their young men and wealth of - not ____ for Those who led this — into _____ Willie Rogers IloIns, 19, of - — Khalid's taks will be further complicated by an internal struggle for power that will ensue among the contenders for Saudi Arabian leadership, by the disruptions of the Palestinian Liberation Organization, which will seek any opening to prevent an Arab-Israeli peace, and by the Soviet Union which will seek to exploit any advantage that it sees. _____________ ' CALENDAR — this i. 11, — 1 ______________________________________________________________________________________ We ______ much depen(lent of U.S. econoffdc aid. 1 most vocal apologists for North Vietnam over the years are the least likely to answer, If the common people of Sou th Vie tnam were staying in their villages and cities and were welcoming their conquerors, the bitterness felt by Americans would still be great, but it would be far, far less than It Is today. would at least have the consolation of knowing that the apparently i nevi table overthrow of the Saigon government year or next year or the next — was what the people themselves wanted. nation into the dirtiest of, . so The proposal may not seem revolutionary. doubters experiments in Korea and over 20 per cent a I thousands — nay, by the hundreds of thousands to i ts protection? Institutions to raise the interest rates they pay Vietnam several years back. The concept was first tried out in Seoul. With Inflation decreasing the currency value at well year, few saw sense in putting money In the banks. As a gamble, the government talked Into the plan by American advisers allowed banks to raise Interest paid depositors to something like 20 to 30 percent. The results were drama tic; deposits In ased sharply. Capital starved Korean indns w' able to secure the funds needed for expansion. Observers give this one program a g of dit for South Korea's industrial boom the which, in the end, made that country in. ) - 111 100,011 ' -V ______ rt i always tried to have us believe. Why then are South Vietnamese civilians fleeing by the tens of I refer to the Presiient's effort to allow banks, I refer And America corrupt, oppressive and unpopular as some have a 38VWP and loan associations and other financial ________ ________ ________ Gilvin has already received Go store in Lake Mary. two life sente nces in Indian Study South Vietnam's abandonment of i ts norther nmost pr ovinces to the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese has been a greater blow to Americans psychologically than it may turn out to be to South Vietnam militarily. We had almost convinced ourselves that the regime of esident Nguyen Van fleu was as ' reasonable anti-recession proposal has finally come out of the White House. Which seems to put President Ford one ahead of Congress. But there's a catch. Mr. Ford has recornmended that the gut provision of his plan be delayed five years, then reviewed, and perhaps put into eff ec t six mon ths alter that. - ____ (allure '-_____ _____ . 1- - charged with larceny of a motor vehicle and third-degree arson, Group t the Arab Judge David U. Strawn. WIflfl.J)jie supermarket at and use of a firearm in cornForrest Ike Falter, 22, of lirantley Square, Al ta monte mission of a felony rges in P.O. Box 193, Oviedo, is Springs. the Feb. 24 holdup of a Shop 'N ____ -It _____ F _-_ ___ . _.o _ Investigators said Falter was treated for minor burns on his connection with burglaries t:ic'ri Into cILstod n('ir the harid, The 1;attres-fcd (Ira' is Sobik's warclioue, SR-43 and MOSW (AP)I — Two cosmonauts who brought their a fish market on Jackson St., Soyuz spacecraft back to earth alter it failed to go Altamonte Spr ings. into orbit are "feeling well," the Soviet news agency -lass Select Two Sanford brothers, Sets reported today. lass blamed the failure of the space flight Rod Garrett Mayer, 27, and E Saturday on the thlrd-stage rocket which the Russell Shane Mayer, 19, are _____________________________ r)uncement said went off course. An American expert on docketed for trial on drug -. Lower Housing th e Soviet space program said it was t he ft case ion c harges. They were of a booster failure in the history of " wrined space flight. The ar sted by re Sa nford poli ce Feb. The gears are beginning to first' session and latct em1,ers of th e new Senior Citizen Committee of the Grea te r in th e troubletagued So)z series came a a 12 in a raid at their 149 SENIORS SET mesh on ways to provide lower number of items listed which before the joint mission July Pinest Drive home, Sanford Chamber of Commerce assemble for their first meeting. cwt housing for home buyers 1975 GOALS necessitated further in15 by a U.S Apollo crew and a Soyuz team. St andi ng C ha mber Wayne Al bert, vice-chah=a. Robert S. Daniel, 24, of 106 the City of Sanford. vesti gation, Harry lurking, Rev. Ken Holt. Seated 4)-rI Edith Harriso n, Stoneyrie Court, Longwood, A select gr oup of li ve area (afrman Bob Daehn and Ma ry n. McPbeo The ideas spring from a fa ces al on a chage of _______________________________________________________________ builders and developers " Oil Expo ers To Meet building forum held in March Possession of a stolen motor hold their second meeung ° between the City Commission vehicle, lie was arrested Feb. Tuesday to narrow down PARIS (All The oilxporUg nations and some of k 28 after two men tried to sell a and area occupationalists theirleadingcustomercounes0pe 8 preparatory con. $8,000 methods whereby building yoked with home construction. Corvette to sheriff's costs canbecutonconstruction ference today in the wake of an American declaration that undercover agents at LAKE MARY—A con- measure, mostly favorable. with relaxed city building Ainong'suggestions to reduce Longwood Washington's ultimate goal is the destruction of the . —teasing a portion of the regulations, the cost of housing include reported powerful exporters' cartel. The Mnerican challenge was The auto was troversial Proposal to rezone Homeowners and residents volunteer fire department hall s The committee will meet in lowering the requirement for Tenn. A tolen in Nashville, most of the heart of this city favor the measure while for an equita ble fee instead of a not likely to make the atmosphere around the conference second suspect In the comes up for first reading at property o wners who the city commission room in square footage of a living want to token $1 lee; table any more pleasant. But since the task of the 1 cam, Keith A. Oliver, 20, of Wednesday's regular council subdivide City Hall at 6:30 p.m. oppose it, Sorenson dwelling, eliminate un. meeting is only to nuke preparations for a Nashville, was arrested but meeting. —leasing additional space for The committee, guided by derground street drainage, and said. world energy conference during the summer, there was a city hail; possibility that agreement to go ahead might be reached. Chairman and areamet builder Don use a curb, sloping curve instead of a Herring's office has dropped the first reading on a revised taken up atitems the 7:30 ordinances setting up at. amendment to zoning Among other to bep.m.--an Howe, Wednesday in their standard the charge that was also budget for the current fiscal tendence requirements for docketed for al this week at year. meeting are: members of the P & Z board Sanford, court sources said. The move to change the —second reading of an and board of adjustments; Donald Stanley Fulsang, 22, zoning to a higher residential animal of 745 E. Bay Ave., Longwood, classification with larger lots calling control ordinance —purchase of a pickup truck Is docketed for trial on three affects a substa ntial section of agreement withan intralocal to be used by the city's utility the county; department, drug possession charges, the city and been criticized APRIL 8 Goldsboro ementary PTA, Clifford D. I— Sanford Middle School PTA , SmIth, 18, of as a form of economic 7:30 p.m., school auditorIum, 7:30 p.m., election meeting and School Caiielberry Elementar Oviedo, faces trial on an registration for re on and a move to keep children Greater Sanford Chamber of Room v1sltatio will follow musical program by Mrs. who will attend kindergarten low cost housing out of the area. Commerce Directors MeeUng, meeting NW rqxwt cards will Margaret Steven's choral and first grade there for the Robert Dean LaFrancis, 18, and The proposal was recom8:15 a.m., C of C building, be given to visiting parents. John Anthony Stroum, group. 19, both mended to city council by -the ti 9 of 201 Monroe Ave., Maitland, City Planning and Zoning board school caf e teria, Birth face larceny of a boa t motor (P&Z alter homeowners tificates, health forms and charges in an Altamonte petitioned U zoning agencies I m m u n faa t ion record Springs police In December to upgrade the _______________________ Also docketed for trial this zoning. Ie blood re 24 week on a charge of lewd According APRIL 3. lflS Linda to Mayor Walter • A M&r Gunn p.m., Adventist Church, 7th a nd Herbtrf A. Morelard assault on Lots S. Cole High a child is Herbert Sorenson there has been a lot __________ ____ of Mt. Sterling, Ky. GIlvin, an Mayrose Drive; Elvis Howard unemployed electrician, is Webater, 27, of 600 E. Second vehicle at Forest City is accused of robbery and use of a St.; and Marion Lee Corey Jr., scheduled for trial this week at firearm in commission of a 23, of 2615 Palmetto Ave., all of Sanford before Circuit court felony in a Jan. 5 robbery at a Sanford, face trial on robbery Oviedo firehouse. Soyuz Falls To Orbit . - _____ -V DON OAKLEY ___ . - 11 Fire Department's rescue van Jan. 14, and burning the $10,000 Rocky flay Darnell, 20, of iol , _____ _____ still under investigation. accused Of stealing the Oviedo known as Gary Lee Gflvin, 23, 'Some 1,700 children had been airlifted out of Southeast A, burning van. Other cases docketed for trial Officials said the fire may have starting Tuesday Include been started by inmates In the A 22-year-old Oviedo man Tommy Wayne Gilvin, also c'ellbloek in an escape attempt. I it ' . LLOYD Herald Stall Writer 1, 700 ChIldren Airlifted Project (CIP). One of CIP's most notable achievements has been the landscaping of the former Sanford pier (at the marina), and turning into a. favorite resting place. The flowers and ________ Interest Ai.d a Community Improvement ________ —1. Tops Court Docket IN BRIEF J _______ Monday, April 7, 17S—SA WORLD n.wsra.,1. fi..,. •. l.. .t L..II.. fl t_4J II 'JUl Ml dUV UI OCIdI cnmn At "a th l4I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Th eft Rescue Van Bill GleIow, not ever missing an opportunity of also promoting Sanford, ca lled and reminded us "•••- Th e purpose of the luncheon is to demonstrate Ijvflit' t)lcr Week, 5.5 cenic; Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20: Year. $2&40. By Mad: In Florida same as home delivery. All In all likelihood Crown Price Khalid will follow in the footsteps of the brother he succeeded. However, he is 62 years of age. He has had open heart surgery recently. And he faces awesome decisions which in elude negotiations with Israel for peace, the demands of the disparate Arab world, the fate .f' the Palestinians and worldwide negotiations over the economics of oil. - Alhwu &-inford; one grand- daughter, Mrs. Darlene Kella, Sanford; one grandson, Robert Adman,Godfrey, Ill, and three brothers, Arthur Clark, Osteen and Charlie and har ry Clark, both of Mayto, Fla. fl4_. Funeral Home In charge. - Funeral Notice ALLMAN, MRS. ANNIE Funer al serice for Mn Anne M Allman, $2. of 1019 E. Sth St., Sanford. who died Su nd ay will be at 10:30 a m Tuesday, at Bill Coffman officialin Burial be In Osteen Cemetery. flrisSOn Funeral Home in thai-ge s hen N ou sign up to deposit sour lust ScKiaI Scc'ant check tinder the ne direct deposit program. 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Monday, April 711975--i 8 ______________ Deltona Gardeners Are Active Shamrock Hibiscus -- - _ - secretary; and Mrs John Harrison, treasurer. The -; 4 0*_ '- - . 1. __ 1"' house on the Community 1 Dogwood I_---I_ Center grounds for Its first The Hibiscus Circle met at Shamrock i -•. - Circle, was rneeUngwa3heldateo0f meeting Club president Frank the home of club president Mrs Mrs Four new members here Walter Ahlberg with organized on St Patrick's Day Mrs T Losinjeckf presided Twenty welcomed into the Dogwood Charles Sherertz and use new Russefl Johnson as co-hostes.s two in Deltona, making this the 17th members attended and Circle at a meeting in the home members were voted into the Mrs Raymond Garceau, three Circle of the Deltona . nW members were voted of Mrs Arnold Vann They '" Garden circle The) Club Mrs Milton president, announced that the In Nick Cappy, Gordon Eggert were: Mrs. Ernest Holsey, F Harris, Were Mrs Betty ft circle , had received first place and Louis Officers elected wer Mrs I Chichak, Mrs Gilbert Skinner, in the E Marino Topics Mrs David Esans, Mrs Jos'ph -nmis j Ewald Korth, president, Mrs Deltona Gat den Club for discussed \lrs. John Misek and Mrs organic gar- O'Connell and Mrs Reba planting the most flcrners and dening Russell Eggert, '.Ice-presldent, and mist houses F mor Paine Austin Officers were elected I - Mrs. Edwin R. Burns, treasurer shrubs during 1975 Mrs Lionel ctr , Mrs Cecil Halbert Jr, for the coming year; ey are Election of officers for 1975.76 Thereault of the Poinsettia president and Mrs. C Rayford Painter, - ." of the Camellia Circle Mrs took place with the foUoIng circle gave Raymond Phillips, a demonstration on conducted the March meeting president, Mrs secretary. The meeting Was results: Mrs. Clarence Charles .! Stir- corsage making. This was at her home on held at the home of Mrs. Frank Hartley Avenue. Hartley, vice-president; Mrs. tevant, president; ed Mrs. follow by a workshop at 1975 officers elected were M rs. Losiniecki, rust Vice-president Frederick 'p ;- - Alfred Bell, secretary and Mrs. Kalmes, vice-which the mem be rs -. and membership chairman made th eir l)onald Fuser, president, Mrs. : .•, is-i of president; Mrs. Harry W. :. 1) Arnold Vann, treasurer. ~, ,- L E the Deltona Garden Club for own corsages to take home. Chester Cochran, vice. After the mee ting, Victor Bennett, secretary and Mrs n : : 1 1975 and the newly elected president, Mrs C 0 Finch, Rotkel gave a talk on organic _,;:A rerswn,e Charles Sherertz, president of the Club for 1976. Plans were made fortreasurer I )i secretary and Mrs William gardening the Circle — Scott, treasurer. to visit the new Buena vista Mrs. Arthur Peterson of :. Fern r , The program was provided Gardenia Shoppin (tnkr on M is 21 Wi Ut speak er at At the regular me,,ting of the b Mrs iurnce \1orrton She , \lembers of the Gardenia Fern Circle of We Deltona Iris 't r Cir~le at the home of Mrs. presented many wild flowers . / , 'C I I .. ; , .11 riI which she identified and ex.' Circle presented their own Garden Club held at the home of Raymond Mut-phy with Iris Circle met at the home of plained their growth and habits in thelw~ Mrs.Jotmflall,wj Mrs.F.E. At___.1 7W ,,, . . - — , Mrs. yvuuam n3uCt iO rs!Grant (arrt '' chostess, officers • hostess Mrs Peersoncnnkeon . Porter O th gr . ng • rc r . .. --.OflsjnuOV, uubC were elected to serve for . former Journalist Sid e owi of o hids and AT ii" -t h • Cfli-u, •'C DeUind speak on the History of coming year. Elected were : •. present ed each mem ber Wi th Carnation woman d escri bed her plant or Miss Mary Burke, president; Flor Z one Of her home grown orchi th r6 1 -". showed ida Edmun d slides of flowers or Shi I Mrs. John Hall, vice-president; presided at the business Teacup arrangements Mrs. Russell Kent, secre tary welcomed two new meeting at which the following Officers were elected to serve and q-y& judged by members of I Homer Da members, Mrs. Louise Hackett • officers were el ect ed for the corning year. They Carnation Circle at a meeting to serve and Mrs. John Prescott. ____________________ Mrs. at the home of Mrs Edward were Anthony The Club recently took a ;t. for 1975.76 Mrs. Logan Reitz, •- -i4,. D through president, Mrs. Robert , Knesel with Mrs David Cook Wisniewskl, president, Mrs -as Gardens O,nse,,a Arno P Merrow, vice-president; Mrs. and Mrs. John Routier arker, vice-presiden t; as Co enjoyed lurich and dinner there. -I Harry Baltrunat 1 On April IG members will E.G. Nattrass, secretary and The Poinsettia Circle met for hostesses. ,Mrs. Brown Grieves Mrs. - ,_ . I . -_ . !_ 41, . i A new garden circle, - - I ______________1LA,11M __~ ___I Seminole' s Good Posts Lo ne ± 7 ' - .T. ~. p 11110 -' 1 0 -W-1-711"T7, - i Point At State Weight Meet .a.±7'?.u.!I ri ________ - / 4 _____ ri 701 ( -, were _____________ _ r A' __ _., = "~___ ,,,. ' _________ 1'r - 1 t ______ I ._ 'J .' _____ , - ::% I - , 4 ,- _____ "- " ------- .- AW - -. - L12 I - . SEND SONGS TO POLAND . ;k`e_JM"__W__ - -i - I _ J'm_,~~ A fantastic success,b how Central Florlils Chorale member RuM Mickeison (pictured above) described the $ gi gantic garage sale held Saturday at Sanford Plaza. 71he sale netted over I si,000 toward the Chorale's needed $U,000 to finance a tour of Poland this summer. A second sale will be held May 3 in - Seniors Plan Trips • The April meetIng of the MoW1een route. On April the Sanford Se ni or Citizens Inc. in bus wil l leave the Civic Center me anioru Civi c Center was at 9 am, for two-day vIst to opened with club president Mrs. Ft. Lauderdale. A second trip to - ~_ By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: I like pants for two reasons. (1) It has cut my hosiery bill down to nothing. (No one can see the runs In my .... stockIngs.) (2) My husband and I wear the same size, so It's increased my wirthnbe by Sn percent. they're warm In the winter? _ f • . - ) I. - . - .... 7' -. x. '.• kr"e 7 /F - ~ - I .. - .. _* - .. u i. _i•,. - I%- ' -. members % -. 11 - I _ Do You Know George Stuart ___ V ______ ________ ______ , ,, ' - erhood Zv. sir.1tv U,$ OIE y ', sz NIUWM I ,, II t •II'l.e as b uacity by .4W t a ii (fly II tIId Diet Scale k $5.95. 96orge stuar blished It's . Ph_843.7700 - I __ 4 B A R RE LS to$30ff on flOed FOR ..-.,, ?nhinit be a QUALITY MEWS FASHIONS - 4fr - jusLconceitonmyp' DaWal blonde, and people have SHIRLEY COOPER $349212 told me I should get Into the Casselberry-Wintef Springs Marilyn Monroe look-alike contest. I'm 3$-, but my JUDY RENEE ankles are my Waterloo. Arid I 634 9;12 mean they are really my wurst Attarncofe Springs Longwood feature. SHIRLEYMU LET In a pants suit, I feel like a 93,19217 million dollars, It's done I hope t hey never go out of HRS.114DAILY-14SUNDAY STARTS SUNDAY,APRIL 6 SPORTS COATS PANTS SHIRTS BELTS TIES PAJAMAS JACKETS YALU $14.00 $ 99.00 S 36.00 $ 9.00 $ 7,00 $ 9,00 $ 11.00 $ 10.95 135.88 118.88 $10.88 $ 3.88 2.00 $ PANTS PERSON IN PASADENA __ __________________ Stock $2.00 Refund on 75 lb. drums or cues ____________ $1.00 Refund on 35 lb. pails full season supply of 14TH now, have clear, Avit" 2:316N.M. Entet the "Salute to Clean Water" Sweepstakes Win fabulous prIzes, oxoUc trips. Stop In for details tnd entry forms. And ask for our tteo booklet on opening your pool, up on SEMINOLE AWNING & POOL SUPPLY ._- _ - CASS€LBpRv; ___ - l45, Fr $ a sparkling, hesithy Pool water all summer longi ,e Ph,2.3C2 sanuy i __ __- _----___ - • .0 ' j p . 116 'jj ' . COMING . - AT YOU - --.-• . - • \ . . . - - -. - .: -- - - Seminole Turf Club held open house yesterday and here one of the trotters, sulky and Jockey comes flying down the stretch at the club during the day,s evenL Race fans witnessed 12 races, min us wagering, and will be treated to 12 more next Sundiy In a second open house program. The season opens April 16. Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) .7. -' The Seminole Junior College stole second, Bill Emmon., baseball team blasted Florida slashed a double down the Junior College 13.6 Saturday le(tfield line clearing the bases. and immediately set Its sights Frankle McDonald singled on Thursday's showdown with home Hollifield in the fourth. St. Johns River Junior College. Hollifield reached base on a The win over Florida JC fielder's choi ce, w hich forced upped SJC's Dis trict record to Evans at second. Evans had 5-4. Valencia Community singled to centerfjeld. College, which has split two In the fifth, Steve James games this season with C, b singled, Emmons walked and leading the District with a 7-3 J3cObs singled to left scoring record. St. Johns is 7-6 in the District James. Emmons went to third on the play and scored w hen and does not play Valencia Evans backed FJC's righ t. again. SJC meets Valencia fielder to th e fence with his il Apr 17 at C and April 19 at booming fir. Valencia. Ho llifield opened the sixth Since the top two learns in wi th a grou nd-rule double to District qualify for the state left-center. lie stole third and tournament, SJC's battle with scored on Skelton's single. St. Johns Thursday is crucia l. Skelton scored all the way from game begins at 3 p.m. at first on an error. St John's field In Palatka. But before tacking St. Johns, Brockway stole home in the the C Raiders ta ke seventh after walking and Eckerd College junior varsity advancing to third on Evans' today and Indian River Junior single and a fielder's choice, The -- I '• .. - -- .•. . -, .'. • . • . . . •. - - . .. ________ lay Ball For Reds, dgers o school. County Plans Saturday, Kurth Recreational . ____________________________________________________________________________________ To Kentucky Derby 2.50 10 The Improvements Whilt' CLAMP ON COVERS__STEEL $ 38$ - ____ $3.00 Refund ° 100 lb. drums SJL Sets Sights ~m ' SALE 55 GAL.—QpEN ., ITEM - Kurth ier owners: - - ___ - , A model. li)velfiiij, 7 _ College Tuesday. Both games I Continued On Page 28) are at 3 p.m. at C's field, SNA Th crew composed of located at th' Barney McCord, Mark Bassett, In t he Raiders' victor)' over Charlie Dickens, George P Hamrick, Ron Hunt, Bill Jones, Junior College lefthanded freshman Bryon Ginter, Patrick CA and I Wayne Burns Robertson had never from DeLand By IIEIISUIIF:l. NISSENSON aain'Iucsday night while eight \.O. Listed the competition stacked picked UP his eighth %in. IlI he' made up later in (he' Dodgers against Cincinnati's I All Sports Writer After viewing the Dodgers other Al.clubis get under way — season. . at the International event, Is 8-0 overall and 5-0 I ~ln Gullett, 17-10, Ix-forea sell. .ind RetLs, Kuhn ,Alll rush to St. Tlx- %%eathcrivian must be a file Nvw Yi-rk Yar.kees agains-t ,"gainst jumor colleges. although the Middies finished Tilt- Dodgcrs filllsl w(l four oul croiAd (if 5'.).tw in IjIv. base ba ll Ian ... at least in Cm. the Indians in Clevela nd , the IAKliS too W.Itcli veteran pitcher . third last -ear in the Ai Ile gave up three earned runs games ahead of the Reds in the rrfr ont SIadiu, including ) nerican I innali. . Bob Gibson begin his final seaNlilv%aukee Brewers against tilt, ,%'l, W01 last )against FJC, striking out six Selmolboy Competition in c Seminole County will spend BO,Ar car and Ilk' tWo 1141seball Colt in i issioner After more than it ,Aeck of Red Sox in lickston, the Min. ie slot'. 6ibson, the winningest ac. , Delaware. and walking only one. $20,ODO this year to upgrade tire expected to pick tip hulin and .Sen. Ristx,rt Tall. R. unseasonably cold s eather, the nesotii Tvins against the 'l'ex.as sleanis live pitcher with 248 victories here they left The Raiders scored in every recreation facilities at eight off, Don Sutton, Ohi'. who will throw out : Navy returns to regular temperature rose into the 50s Hangers in Arlington and the Lxii trying to bounce back from the inning but the second, and in the schools. competition at 4 p.m. Wed- Sunday mini! is further warming 'iiirig'i ;i .,A)ry knee that dropped his So in Oakland )d SIX could ru)t score ,A ith nes(Iav sshcn the Middies take trend is expected to push the aairt thu surhI ______________________________________________________ retorti Lu 11-1.1 la season, Will thiiiipioi, Imicn on second and third . on arch-rival Winter Park High thermometer into the 60s today (Iolfish Ilunter-IVS3 A's, I and DirectorJjm Buck said that the lie opposed by Montreal left, one out. I county soon will seek bids on : School in a Varsity-8 and for tilt, opener # hander Dave McNally. I&JO of the major It, NA. gaines Taeaay, the SJC : Virsity.4 race on Lake Howell. league baseball season between Philadelphi a Ptiillies face struck first in the the projects and that the irn. the Winter Park, entered in the the Hed and the Los Angelea Mets in ovemen will be completed traded him during the off-sea- singled to right and stole second New York, the San ByThIEASSOCMTEDpRF by junior varsity-eight section of Dodgers. the start of the 1 975-76 school isn. Francisco Giants meet the base. Gary Jacobs tapped a Pending the Wood Memorial and the year. Bluegrass Stakes, 4 the regatta, pos ted a 5:07.0 time Three more games are sched. l'msdre. in San Diego and the bunt si ng le and he stole the field for the 101st running of the Kentucky Derby now In Houston. the Braves, : for third place In that division, ulel under the lights as the Softball fields will be added at Na. IlravesiindAstrosgnmil it again Jell Brockway laid down a shape's up a.s 12 to 14 horses, headed by Florida Derby "sinus hank Aaron for the first finishing behind FIT and tional League begins its 100th in 1hri-ston. Altamonte Springs Elementary squeeze bunt, enabling Gray to mnner Prince Thou Art, hut' Florida Tuh, who had times of campaign and the American Ihi' recent storm that torscore and pushing Jacobs to School, Forest City Elementary Also likely to be at the post May 3 at Churchill Downs in 4:.8 and 5:(,8. 1 IA-ague i ts 75th. . tIscflhtMI the' Midwest caused two -School, Sabal third. Point Elementary Louisville are Santa Anita De rby winner Avata r; Marvin Evans stroked agai nst the Astro.s' Larr' Dier.1 Rowing in "excellent In the' NI.. the Montreal of Tuesday's scheduled openers infield grounder to score School, South Seminole MkIdJe Iurwnie 'frail and Singh, winners of the Gothum Sta kes kt'r. ,#-4~ %eather" with only a "slight Expos will be in St. 1.4,Ws to too Ix. calic4l off. ,1,11v CIlicagil School, Winter Springs Ele. Jacobs. "' divisions; 11romirttl c1 tv. the Arkansas Derby victor, ,and cross wind over the course," fare' the' ('mirdinals setitle the At. 'tibs sull host the Pittsburgh llouever, the bc-,i 11,11), VUllie In the third, Evans belted a mcntarY School and two will ix. more than half a dozen others. - the teams fought for the vrsits' lanta Drisres invade houston ho hrates in their Ni. opener on then California's Nolan Ryan 390'foot triple to right con. constructed at league Middle These Derby nom inees might join the likes of W.S. championship which the Ant- play the' Astros. The' lone Al. Wednesday instead sehsile the hooks up with Kansas Cl(y' terfield. Dave Ho':fteld than Sc hool. F'mirish Ill's Hold Gun and others in the starting gate for I. to werp, Belgium, club won with a 1j, * S'v Busby. R yan closed ('Ut masted a ground-rule double "I" I's-inde Kentucky Derby. Wid Gun, a little-knOwn Basketball courts will be built 1:36.0 time, beating the Vesper I(nyals in Anaheimi, against the 1774 %ith his third career nobit. sse the Tigers in Detroit on to left center, scoring Evans. at Altamonte Springs, Sa baI siwdidate, scored in an allowance race Saturday at icr sehsile Busby has Boat Club of Philadelphia, Valiforma Angels pitched a llhursdiav in it regularly sew. Alter a Aqueduct, tirned in 1: 10 1-5 anti winning by I Li lengths. round out moved Point and Winter Spring s. :: 4'371' and a field that included INOWler in each (if his first t%(, I'. l'he' Royiik and Angels Ineet tiled came. Tuesday's nrne ...... third arul ________________________ Skip Jackson Heights will receive h.' L.. - _. - tmi u ii pit ch and six oacieooarc.is and a backstop e _________________ Cot R o;alindandPobn,on . Otlando. fin ~ posted a at Local Educator's 'How To' Book se J t*a i* V ow"I _____ Mrs. P. cause tt Z the youngest team entered defeating Casey Baker, posted a third place in the giant who posted a 5:57.6 time. Dietz event that attracted shells from was second in the world rowing " far away as Aritwerp, championships last year and IS Belgium here Saturday. considered a leading candidate "We came to gain experience for Olympic honors next year. and the boys did a tremendous We saw the best in crew Job with their finish, per- rowing," Feaster dectired. "I formance and time," Navy didn't care what we did, Coach Turn Feaster said at- although the be tter showing, terwards. the be tter with me. But the kids The Middles, cowing as a boat w ere exposed to the to In the club, posted a time of 5:10 over sport and th at was the biggest international reason for I(Teptiflg the course at Miam i's Marina % Stadium, finishing behind Florida Institute of Technology The SNA squad finished and the Miami Rowing Club In ahead of Jacksonville in their the Freshman Eight with race and in doing so beat forCoxswain race. mner Middle Harry Edenfleld, FIT 4:54.5 winning who raced for the Navy two time and Miami was second at years ago. Edenfleld is a 5:08.8. Jacksonville University member of the Jacksonville sas four th at 5:13.8, Tampa squad. f1th and the Big Five Rowing Club of Miami sixth. Sells Trim-a-Way Diet Scales? that back Into skirts a ___________________________________ _____ Bro MIAMI — If there Is a major FIT, Rollins, FlU and league In rowing, the Miami Jacksonville. International Invitational In single shells, Jim Dietz, Rowing regatta would qualify. New York Aetic Club, took And Sanford Naval Academy, the title with a time of 5:55.4, Audrie John on the piano and World during the attraction's Mrs. Erma Killian on the banjo. Senior Citizens Week. After many be autiful selections The next club meeting will be were played, members Joined a picnic at Golden Lake, April In singing old time songs. 15. The club will furnish fried Trips for April and May were chicken and drinks; members announced. These are, April 9. are asked to bring a covered 12, to New Orleans, La, Bus will dish. A bus will leave leave Sanford Civic Center at Sanford Civic center at 11 a.m. 8:30 n.m. and will stop at for members neetiing Pensacola, Tallahassee and sport. ______ dress? At Miami Event T*ZA :. ,ft-~__- ---• _,_ __--_--____ _iz~: Wilma Kalmus surprised historical interest will be with musical vid,andonMay 25 apiz program presented by Mrs. being arranged to Walt is - . pants have been a Godsend for --t / hiEAR ABBY: What's wi th her.) ..,. Mel in Belleville? Is he crazy? . I find them very practical on . . He says pants on wonxn should my job became I do a lot of " 1~ j - . .. 1 be declared valid grounds for stretching and bending and an uncontestabje divarce. stooping. I'm not exactly petite, : .Doesn't Mel know that lots of and while I never could get a .. r' i / women wear pants because dress In my size that was long ' •1, . • enough to cover my knees, I can awa ys flndpantsthatcoverme . modestly, to Also with pants, lean wear 4 different blouses, shirts, and ______ •• tW . Jackets. How many different . k. nays can you wear a I. NUTSTOT.IEL irj 4, .., DEAR ABBY: Where does Mel in Bellevilk get off saying NEW AUXILIARY Th e newly form ed Grand International Auxiliary (G.LA.) to the th of Locomotive all women look terrible in Engineers (ft, of LE.) elected Its first officers Sunday. Officers are: (front, from left) Mrs. J. M. 4P 0 pants, only some look worse? ELECTS OFFICERS WAlkins, secretary; Mrs. L H. Tripp, president; MrS. J. W.Jurell, vice president. (Top, from left) And he thinks women should get E. Medley, guide; Mrs. C. E. Chorpenlug, chaplain; Mrs. H, R. Keeling, treasurer, and be th Mrs. C. B. Cole, sentIncl really arouses a man. Well, I have news for Mel. He 0 should try wearing a dmis in ' Iowa in the winter. He'd f reeze his fanny off. He should also try Anita J. Harrow, Direc,totr of sitting on a metal chair or For Educational Accoun- general informaum resource in the text is designed to be use of d riding a bicycle In a skirt. Academic Affairs at Scminole tability. co-authared by H. If. for Other nWJOr proem areas as an Individual resource unit Furthermore, many men Junior College, has had hIcAshen of Michigan State of educational cOncern. I as well -is part of a systems think tight-fitting t, published by Can ton press the University. Each process phase outlined are much x looking than a book, "Comprehensive ijress. Lduca(ion Planning , This is a "how to do it" text . FORPANINS.C., Implementation And designed for program ) IOWA Evaluation: A Systems Model development and use as a U Where to go for all the CH ICA GO PEDESTRIAN in(orrn, (1011 )'OU Gl Cash Refunds for buying r1 DEAR ABBY: I'd like .. about ' our new com• America's No.1 poolsanhtlzernow: my vote FOR women in pants. V. -_ 43 I Lppn o I 1~~ $2 5— -_____ prctly go4MARGE WIU.IAMS looking dish at least that is 3221817 15 ------------------------DAY ONLY GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE what I have been WW.so ii,s not Sanford Oellona __ _ IViddic Tkirar * 4* Edith Harrison greeting thrm Ft. Lauderdale is scheduled for new members and guests. May 9 and 10. Members enjoyed a bag lunch April is the date of the with coffee and cookies, planned Florida History trip Program chairman Mrs. during which many of P . __ - I --d% i, \ 5743167 le Oviedo lnDiamondsweep a - HILDA RICHMOND amint% Lyman dumped Lake Smyrna Beach, at 4 p.m. Hise smashed a two-run home Brantley 4-2, Seminole knocked Seminole enter ta ins Daytona run for the Patriots only runs Manning and Hodges to score. Bebout at the plate. the mound for Seminole, five trips to the plate, and Don Pearce and Laws. In! yman's fifth, Terry Bach off Daytona Beach Seabreeze Beach Mainland at 7:30 p.m. Catledge walked Steve ailing five hits, stri king out McDaniel and Lee Ward Catledge struck out six and man walked and stole second flargis to load the baws, but 11-5 and Oviedo trounced Lake Howell travels to Orlando .vven and walking eight. walked three. and third. He scored when struck out the next batter to Trinity Prep 13-1 in high school Evans for a 4 p.m. game with end Shis is 12 osra1l and Lake Brantley's starter, in apiece. Patterson added a Seabree baseball games on Saturday. the Evans junior varsity Buster Leltwich reached base the inning. 002 101 1— 5 5 the District. and Keith Be t, fanned six and on an error. 3 Seminole scored I n the first Oviedo's win was its third Sanford Oviedo smashed three home Naval Academy walked four before giving away Wa rd picked up the mound straight after 13 consecutive ventures to Mt. Dora Bible for a to Ron Pearce in the sixth. Peeler's sole shot and Hise's five innings to maul Seabreeze. runs in its lopsided win over win for Oviedo, striking ou lnm t nine losses. HR ended the scoring. Tim flames led the 12-hit Tri nity Pre p. 3 p.m. contest, Brown and And erson. Boyd Pearce took over after and walking . lAke In games today, Lyman Brantley threatened in attack with a triple, double and Lyman scored two runs in the Lyman's Lonnie Peeler 4 . Wayne Stumpf smacked a led off the second, but the strong a Trinity Prep scored its only '*14 meets Oak Ridge at 4 p.m. a single. Robert Smith and Danny two-ru n home Weir. t first inning and added single the sixth with a home run. run In the second, run on a bloop single to righ t. Of 14mian's rightfield Steve Boyd poked two singles apiece, Bill Merchant clouted Lyman's field, located at the maers in the fifth and sixth in a solo neld in the fourth. The Greyhounds scored in the Kline erased the rally. George Simkanich and Randy round tripper in the ft school, and Lake Brantley and its win over Brantley. and first. Mickey Manning singled OIedo Bebout singled to ignite the Brown added a double each. 340 0 Seminole clash at 7:30 p.m. at 13 13 0 Lyman pitcher Bob Catledge and Jeff Hodges and Clennie Patterson connected Lyman 200 011 0-4 6 4 Trinity Phil uprising and then Chuck Gibbs Sanford Memorial Stadium. Brown's held Lake Brantley scoreless Nelson second inning two- for a two-run blast in the sixth. Brantley !2 6 2 alked to load the walked. Mike Laws singled to bagger scored Tuesday, Osiedo hosts New until the seve two runners. Oviedo leftfielder Keith nth when Tommy bases. An error enabled right, but Kline cut down Ward and Stumpf; Knowles Brown went the distance on Johnson poked four singles in Catledge and Reary; Bebout, and Johnson. ___ - ~=~ '_ . . - ( _ _________ - - By CHUCK MCCLUNG herald Correspondent r--_______ -::;2- - downtown Sanford. - - ri I .• make terrariums. Who's Wearing The Pants Now? - I --••:: - - 4W T ~---_-& ?~, -TET-T =_- Z ____"-f I ___ I Z -_ - ....Lyman, - I "' _ ~- ' . - Seminole High School's Ron Spain, left, and Alike Good, right, go through their paces at the Class 4A State WeighthlIting tournament Saturday at IieLand High School. Good became the only Seminole weighiman to score in the tournament with a -- '- - . ______ Lf. ______________ .... ________ _________ - -. __• . 51I_ i , - - _____ . _L _ . ____ .'.'. --- - .- 4 . ' have a picnic on the grounds ci Mrs. Ralph Thomas, treasurer. lunch and a short meeting at the won first prize, Mrs. William secretary and Mrs. Paul l'unk, On April 16, following a tour Errol Estates Inn in Apopka. Carder. second, and Mrs. treasurer. L'* home of Mrs. Kent, with Miss Drusilla Berger as m of her rose gardens, and in- New officers elected to serve Russell Offnau, third. Mrs. Weston Byham was Heather stallation of officers, Mrs. for 1975-76 were Mrs Lionel hostess. Shlnton will entertain the circle welcomed as a new member. I I - II ii.... n.... The flpJ)yr Cirr.ln n1 i,.1 ZWY lly t 1 cheo h ho The nominating committee Mrs 1239 '''"I Charles Perkins , W. Wellington Drive, secretary presented ' Officers for im76, president for the year 1975-76 at Mrs. Jo The Holly Circle met at art and Mr& Mel Boren, treasurer. elected were Mrs Edward its regular meeting in M&th Imperial House in Winter Park Knesel, president; Mrs. Brown Other officers are: Mrs. Robert for luncheon and w shod LIIUU Marigold Grieves, vice-president; Mrs. J. Ante vice-president; M Foliage Nursery in Apopka business meeting conducted by M John Morsi president. The nominating committee Proved most uuuuVe and M rs. Russell Oftha us, and Mrs. Howard P. Wrlggins, CO-11031ftles were Mrs. Ralph of 'the Marigold Cll.cle enjoyable.7be April 17 meeting tr Kaip and Mrs. Harold Stoney. presen ted the following siate of will be at home O& £TITS. A silent auction followed ti held at home of M Members and guests then officers for IM76,all of whom Russell Duckworth with Mrs. meeting. In heu of the next William Mel A. VlI . a Euverard. with Mrs. enjoyed scenic boat tour of re animously e1eed month's meeting, the circle will Robert J. Antes as co-hostess. Winter PUL Mrs. Valdeman sm'e: MM William Blerlin, attend the Installation I.AinGuest speaker. Mrs. Herbert Trowel Nielsen will be co-hostess at the president; r Mrs. Joseph cheon of the Deltona Garden Roes of the Tear1um Work next nweting In the home of Hochreiter, vice-president; The Trowel 'N Error Circle Club on April 23 at Stetson Shop, showed the club members Mrs. Moran. Mrs. Everett Shaverm met in the Little Red School University. how to . - - "last year when I was a despera tion to jerk and lock it pound c la ss, had the h:ghest sophomore I had never lifted above his head. "But I d have tota l for the 'Hounds wi th a O .. weights bef ore I first started at one of my be tter days" Spain bench and a 210 clean for a 460 DeIAND — Though te 265 on the bench (press) and I had a 2 pound clean and jerk, tota l. Human finished in ei ghth peratures soared Into the mid was doing 0 by the end of the a respective weight on the place. 80's here Saturday, dark and year. But when the summer bench for a 450 total. gloomy clouds anchored around came I kinda floated Rick Wilkinson had a 210 away the shoulders of the Seminole from the weights Bennie Mills, Seminole bench and a 195 clean and jerk , the iIL]iTk'' and Lyman High School's Seminole Junior explained. avy, place seventh and said Ora 405 totaL Wilkinson was in weightlifting team at the class before the meet -the com. the 165 pound clam which was ' Next year I expect to do peti on is 4A State Meet ti real tough. I don't controll ed by the best lifter in more. I'm reallygoingtogeton know If I'm gonna do good.' lifter was :le to'I: p the state, Hobert Rca of It. Most of my competition was Milis finished behind Good a so DeInd. Bea broke two state Mike Good, the Seminoles seniors and will be gone. I tota l on a 265 be nch press and a records wi th a 0 heavyweight ace, captured oughta do okay as bench and a a senior." r, m4ir respective weight on the clean 260 clean and Jerk. lies guided sixth place honors in his El Teamniale Ron Spain and jerk. rispectise weight class, giving the hosting Bul ldogs to the state finished a respectable 7th, Other high finishers for the trophy Sanford i ts lone point Lyman missing the sixth place spot in Seminole included ended the day scoreless Ted Do rton, 1 Joho Spoiski mman pounder, the 148-pound class by one lift tJr., ho finished with a 355 total placed ten th , but his results Good combined a 285-pound ______ -. 'If! had gotten the 5 clean on a 190 bench and a 165 jerk in were unavailable % bench press wi th a pound and jerk) I would of had 6th " the 148 pound class Danny The team scoring went as clean and jerk, giving him a ald S -. pain of his final clean and Flint, 165 pound class, had a 195 following: 535-total and the sixth spot for bench and a 200 clean and jerk jerk attempt. "That u the heavies. sixth-place finish In his respective %eight. Spain turned In a DeLand 34, Mainland 31, t for a 395 total. closest i've ver came to good performance, but could not crack the scoring column. Gainesville 26, Winter Park 23, "1 was kinds so-so," corn- weight," commented the The Greyhounds experienced Seateeze 10, (Herald I'hotos by Chuck McClung Coral Park 7, mented Good after the meet. "I Seminole Junior, total frustration, not placing a Lakeview 7, Winter Haven 5, haven't been doing well this Spain had cleaned the weight selghtman within the lop six Largo 5, Plantation 3, Kathleen year." to his shoulders, but (ailed in for no points. Jerry Human, 188 2, Seminole 1, and Lyman 0. " -, , .. 1t1 1 .; __ _____ !"ir ______ I - rount ____ -. • ______ I ----- — . - $ _ "--i AdiftL.. r __________ _.- --__- ., -.. -• -T!Zd ' - S £ - -. - -. 1" !!• _ - - Herald 3 300 IL French _____________________________________________ -- ,____ -1 I il -- - �7B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, April 7, 1973 Cavs Orf rrrr r%jn i 0 I IN BRIEF Pet, Foyt Add Victories To Bulging Trophy Cases BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Richard Petty and A.J. Foyt, rated by many to be the best race drivers America has produced, added cries to already bulging trophy cases during the weekend. Petty,alreadya$1.82mi11jon.erjflstockrsr Ins red and blue Dodge to an overwhelming victory in the -Y4nile Gwyn Staley Meracirial Grand National race at North Wilkesboro, NC., on Sunday. It was the 37-year-old Petty's 168th career triumph, his 12th In 28 starts on the five-eighths of a mile North Carolina oval and his fourth in seven outings this year. Foyt, racing's all-time mony winner with more than $3 million in a career span that matches Petty's 17 years, beat 1974 Indianapolis winner Johnny Rutherford to the wire to capture the Trenton 200 for U.S. Auto Club championship cars. The 40-year-old Foyt, known variously as "Super Tex' ant! "Tough Tons'," established a new race record of :'5 )1U!t' per hour (cr the 1.5 tulle 'I'reutun Fairgrounds layout. Petty, toiling on a much smaller oval, the rustic North Wilkesboro Speedway, loafed around for two how's, 4 minutesand39 seconds to beat the thevroletriving Cale Yarborough by almost four S. By Loss Helps Knicks off Into Play Spot 9594 ictory over the Cleveland the iq*n man." A. Portland Trail Blazers finished the with 2,831 beat New Orleans. Cavaliers. The results gave "Fur pride's sake, It always walloped the Los Angeles points, the most since For the ninth .straight year, buth learns identical season. Trail Blazers lu, Lakers 97 is nice to get Into the playoffs," l4lkers 1.97; the Seattle Chamberlain accumulated the New York Knicks are a ending records of 40-42, but the lJo) Neal poured in 21 points added Frazier's backcourt SuperSonics stopped the 2,948 with San Francisco in the and Portland QJJ [• for the National Basket. Kiticki ilaimed the wild-card mate, Earl Monroe. lhoeniz Suns 114.111 and the l964 season. bull Association playoffs. But berth because they beat the Angeles 15 In the second The Knicks landed the 10th Chicago Hulls ripped the this time it's a pretty tight fit. Cavaliers 3-1 in their season Kings 95, CavalIers 94 period to run away from the and last berth and will face Milwaukee Bucks 11210O. The Knicks, who used to series. Nate Archibald scored 33 Lakers. Houston Tuesday night in the breeze into the playoffs in past Triggered by Frazier's lead. points and Ron Behagen Socs 111, Suns 111 "We really played like the opener of years, had to the Eastern Confer. ership and a burst of 14 strait blocked a shot b Free Foster squeeze in this Knicks of old," said Walt FraArchie Clarke (fred fl 31 ent playoffs. In another first, lime points in the thirdquarter, the with one second left as Kansas points to lead Seattle over and in fact needed the zier, tiu led the Knicks with 26 round game Tuesday nigtt, Knicks rolled past Buffalo. New CIty.OIIIaha shattered Cleve. ioenix. help of another team to do It points. "The ball was zinging Sunday, Seattle will play Detroit in the York's victory overshadowed a land's playoff hopes. around and we were really Bulls 112, Bucks 100 Western Conference. 32jint effort by Buffalo's Bob The KniclLs beat the- Buffalo moving. Buffalo likes to do a lot Bullets 119, Jazz 1 Norm Van Lier scored 24 In other games Sunday, tile McAdoo, which made him the Braves 1093 and then had to of Wes Unseld hauled down 30 points and Roland Garrett on defense, and we Washington Bullets beat the fifth highest single-season rebounds to win the NBA's r s eat out Kansas City)tnaki's made added 19 to power Chicago past them pay for it. We found New Orleans Jazz 1l1O3; the scorer in NBA history. McAdoo bounding title as Washington Milwaukee. season Hull Tops Es p os it)' S wilt I Juan St'6i11 Ki*I Ie r The Associated Press better. 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First St. Sanford St 4 31 St5 A] Y9 Portland 35 I Chicago (Al 7, Sir Dieg o I Milwaukee 3, Chicijgo IN) Kansas City vs. San Fran cisto at San Jose. Calif., can I 9 .# .4 , Mason n Detroit A. New York (N) Baltimore 1. Atlanta 0 Los Angeles?, California 0 Sunday's Results Houston 7. * Texas 7. nings, lit II in 1974 nos California 3. Lo Angeles 1 Detroit 11, New York (N) 1 Chicago (A) 9, San Diego I Kansas City vs. San Fran ciico at Stockton. Calif. can Celpd. rain .0 Milwaukee 17, Chicago (N) 6 Oakland B. Tucson (PCL) S EXHIBITION SEASON ENDS 15.675 .625 records Today's Games AMERICAN LEAGUEKansas City (Busby 2714) . lifornia (Rvan 22 i6), N Only game Scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE Washington ii. New Orleans 103 Los Angeles (Sutton 199) at Cincinnati (Gullet? 17)0) Montreal (McNally I&IO) St Louis (Gibson 1113). N Atlanta (Niekro 201)) Houston (Dlerker 1110), N at TUESDAY. APRIL S AMERICAN LEAGUE New York (Medich 19 IS) it Cleveland (G. Perry 21 Ill Milwaukee (Slaton 13 16) at Boston (Tim? 22 13) Tuesday's Games Eastern Conference New York at Houston, first Texas (Jenkins 25 12), N Kansas City (Splittorfl 1319) at California (Singer ? 4 or Tanana II 19). N Chicago (Wood 20 19) at Oak lard (Slut 1715). P4 Baltimore *1 Detrot. NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division Philadelphia (Carlton 18 13) W L Pd. OR at New York (Seaver Ill)) Kentucky 59 26 694 -Atlanta (Cagwa 16 11 a t Hous. New York 56 77 642 1 tOn (Griffin 11 10). N St Louis 37 57 .381 26 San Francisco (Barr 1)9: at IS 179 aj West Division Denver 63 19 .771 — San Anton SI 33 .607 II Indiana 5.5 39 .535 70 Utah 3$ 16 .452 27 Son Diego nchtd San Diego 1JOne% 8 27). N Pittsburgh at Chicago. REGULAR SEASON ENDS PLAYOF FS ppd. , Only games scheduled Other Opae,s WEDNESDAY APRIL 9 NATIONAL LEAGUE 31 53 .369 34 division title Friday's Result Kentucky 108, New York 99 Pi"sburgh (Ellis 129) at Chi cago (Bonham 11 77 or Revs Chel 13 12) THURSDAY, APRIL to AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore 'Palmer 717) at Detroit (Coleman 11)71 t%'HA Standings East Division x New Clevind Chicago lndapolI " WL TPtIOFOA Eng 4) ) 5 91 771 279 35 10 3 73 234 214 30 17 I 6176)317 IS 57 339 216 335 West Division 'HOuston 53 7 ° 3" San DIego 1)31 1 90 376 766 Minn 17 33 3 81)08 757 Phoen 39 11 Ball 20 3) 1 41 701 3)9 Canadian Division Quebec 46 n 0 97 331 I" 11Toronto 13 33 Winnipeg 38 35 5 $1372 79 Vancouver 37 3, 2 76 756 770 Fdmonton ii 35 4 76 779 779 x clinched d)vi,on title Saturday's Results Clev eland 3 , New England 2 Houston B, Minnesota 7 Quebec 9. WInnipeg Sin Diego I. Indianipoli 3 Baltimore 7, Phoenix 6. Vancouver 3. Edmonton 7 Sunday's Results Vancouver i, lnd'anapots 3 Minnesota 6. Baltimore 1, 07 Houston S. Toronto 7 ' San Diego S. Winnipeg S. 07, Iii' Edmonton 8, Chicago 3 Today's Games Houston at Baltimore REGULAR SEASON ENDS Sports Review ifeeIcencJ By The AuocIted Press TENNIS State University, was named head basketball coach at the of Ill-inois, filling the ed Chris Evert of Fort Lauder- position previously held by dale, Fla., captured the Worn- Gene Bartow who left to take en's Pro Tennis Championship the coaching Job at UCLA. with a 6-4, 6-2 victory 'over AUTO RACING Czechoslovakia's Martlna Nay. TRENTON, N.J. — A.J. Foyt, ratilova. averaging 154.625 mIles an TUCSON, Ariz. John Alex- hour, collected his 50th victory ander of Australia won the In national champIonship rae$175,000 Tucson Tennis Games Ing, winning the Trenton 200 tournament, defeating Ilie Nas. auto race at Trenton Intertase of Romania 7.5, 6-2. national Speedway. WASHINGTON — Third. 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U 761 771 TOKYO — Jane Blalock of J un ior varsity baseball team Atlanta 34 3111 53 313 J the United States shot a par 74 has upped Its record to 4-3 with Division 3 ' Vancvr ( final round and won the t recent wins Ot 35 32 10 $6 771 711 St Louis 35 31 II S 769 787 $33,333 World Ladles Profes- Beach Mainland and Lyman. Chicago 37 ls 81766 in sional Golf Tournament by one The Seminoles recently stroke over Soyoko Vamazaki dropped [,),man 54. and spht c tS SI Ii II 61 375 Division 3 of Japan. with MaInland. SHS defeated it Morill'"I'll, 14 19 11] 314 27S TA I PE 'I, Taiwan — Kuo Chi. Mainland 5.2 but faltered &2 Pills. 37 79 IS 89 376 789 Detroit 21 1517 3,4 739 335 foot birdie putt on the fourth In Seminole's win over Wathn B 67 321)$) 146 hole of a sudden-death playoff Mainland, Price Baker hurled a Dlvioon Buffalo with lisich Mm-Nan of Taiwan two-hitter, Terry Smith pitched 49 16 16 113 3S4 140 Soton 40 76 91 345 213 and Hen Arda of The Philip- a four.hltteç against Lyman Innonto 7316 ,, so pines to win the 130,000 China and teammates Danny Calif. 1941 13 SI 712 318 Open Golf Tournament. Williams had three rW with a wclinChed diviSion titli' HASKE'rBALI. Saturday's Results two-run double and a sacrifice Pittsburgh 7. Detrot I (}L\MPAIGN, Ill. Lou fly, and Tony Dunklnson scored Philadelphia & Nr,n York Benson, coach at New Mexico three of Seminole's five runs. 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It could be comforting to the conscience of the networks, as well as public .service. 9.11 NBC MONDAY NIGHT AT TIlE MOVIES RERUN "What's the Matter With - r Monday, April 7.1975--38 (44) Variety 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, 0) News (9) All My CP"Jldren (33, 44) Movie 1 :30 (2, I) How To Survive A Marriage (6)s The World urns (9) Let's Make A (13) Amateur at Only games scheduled. All Series Best'of.Thre'e Monday's Games Minnesota 7. B,oston i MemphIS New York (A) 3. Pittsburgh Virginia 7. 10 InnIAQS Baltimore I, Atlanta 7. 13 in PudOlph Baseball New York 105, Buffalo 9] ABA Stan dings 15.67$ 77 70 70 68 - n S Saturday's Results Western Conference Detroit at Seattle, first game 16.650 Steve Mrinyk ' S24 5 game 1111650 72707071-783 Maurice Bembridge 77 73 7069-784 Graham Mirth 73 7770 ?o- 285 Opening Round It 97.650 Johnny Miller 41 463 10 37 50 390 16 30 S2 3" IS clinched division title Phoenix L Angeles Standings . '-• Ken Still 74 66 69 77 783 9 No Games soeduled All Series BeslolSeven Quartet-fInals Tuesday's Game Po names ¶chvduled ..-., ,, _______ Uningst Cylinders ______ Drums, Springs ________________ _______________ -rAfR=-0P1A= K&YR CM - _____ - jtj'L_v3 Membership Applications Are Being Taken —ALSO--. - __ ____ ____ __________ __ zv, vehet" SWIM & TENNIS CLUB - 10 • Repack Front Wheel Bearings -- SANORA I IAL In Seattle Houston 6. Texas 0 New York (A) 6. Philadelphia WALL - 463 110.575 67 13 72 70- 78? PLAYOFFS St Lou;$ 11, Pittsburgh 4 Minnesota S. Cincinnati 3 Cleveland Ii. Oakland o. - SPEC- 38 11 lrevno 7170 72 65-7e 1 Dave Hill Lee Pacific Division Saturday's Results Montreal 6, Boston 2 - DRUM Mll*ik S15,975 ii 674 e.41-flo land 91 Portland 126, Los Angeles Seattle 111, Phoenix III Chicago 112. Milwaukee IW REGULAR SEASON ENDS Exhibition SJC - Jerry McGee Sunday's Results Gun Powder (12). 6 K's Beautiful . -- - 49 31 S91 11 10 12 .40 20 Phil6phla 31 4 115 76 Central Division x Washington 60 72 732 Houston II 11 .500 19 Cleveland 10 17 418 20 Atlanta 3) 51 37$ 79 New Orleans Western Conference Midwest Division Chicago 17 35 573 — K C. Omaha 41 35 .5)7 3 Comes Me (31,1 CrIss Fr (4). 5 Weiskopf Says - . He's Back After Greensboro Victory run, 7:30 Golf Scores - - - lridina Al San Antonio Utah at Denver Tuidiy5 Game Division Memphis at Kentucky PLAYOFFS Preliminary Round Betof- Three Series Monday's Games No names '.heduled Tuesday's Games Chicago at Boston, first game St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 'first (17) Dark Mist (6), B MA ' Boston 11), Philbdplphli Jeanie is 2) Washington 173, Atlanta 115 TWELFTH, 1, T 1. J.A. Milwaukee 119. Detroit Olympk Champ Berna Dies Imsin mn, — Apache uct - Today's Gem# Wester n Division Montice (4),6 K C 's SPacevoialk (1). Buffalo uro (tO) B Modest Mitsi New York (3) 7:00 (2) i. - ,. EVENING 105, Tm, enes Mk*e1jn costs Eastern Division York III, St Louis New York Ia series i 0 KCfltuky 99, Memphis Kentucky leads series i Western Division Denver 172. Utah , leads Series 10 New 1(& MONDAY Sunday's Results rvr:c,' S ' western Division IndiAnA 127, San 07, lnciian leads series I 0 , - MOMM~ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Fin) Round Saturday's Re sult - . , Series 8.sI.oI.; 1 LI Clutje, (S 2). 3 Berkley Clip New York Islanders at New (6), 4 Mtjcho II), 5 Boston Mac (5), York Rangers, first game GR 1 ENSflORO. N c (API 6 Dramatic Lady (10). 7. Mineola Tont at Los Angeles, IInst Top Scores and m Talrel (6). B Ari It?) on ey winning s aarne after Sunday's final round In SIXTH. 518, A 1 Atqo Rebel Ie 9775.000 Greater Greensboro (61.7 June's flith(6),)Gert'Sp,(k ,j Open Golf Tournament on the (5). A Dark Champion is 21, 5 Andy Over (17), 6 M A 's Pats Pet (1). 7 (urtry Club (ourSi' Ardrn Mitres noi Contt SEVENTH. $•1, 0— I Atlantic Division (4 fl 77 Crystal (77).7 Kay's Bully (17), 3 W L Pc). GB Al Gelberger Becky Shin (5). 4 Gisenau (6), s 125.650 R03lon 60 77 732 71 75 e Georgia Tech Hires Charles % FOURTH, 5.11. C I Manat Virgy (I),7 Phantorn king (6t, I K's Still (S 2) 1. Chato Runner IS 21, s Prince E ug ene (10), 6 George Bragos (17), 7 (6). $ Cash Import (5) on By The Associated Press 4 and they got it. When the New York Nets hielchionni was recognized as need a start, Bill Melehionni's New York's Most Valuable 11%, Press tttt spark lii tb i. Player Suriil;iv nithotit 'rin Iltill tiro Phil E1i. The 'i'e Nets' machine was situ's a point. St. Iuis was winning il scoring record with 14-I, the Minnesota 'ins Sunday until their playhis 7 871 with 10 minutes to play a' downed the Boston fled Sox 17th tall)' of tile season SunIII aking guard got into the game when Melchionni came off the 7-3, dab' night, but he and his Winthe Slilwaukee — and then it was full speed bench and turned the game ["Peg Jets face .I long summer Brewers outslugged the ahead en route to a 111-105 around. Chicago Cubs 12-6, the sshile eight other World Hockey American Basketball AssoChicago Melchionni, a onetime starter Association clubs prepare for White Sox elation playoff victory over the shunted to reserve status, t he playoffs, trounced the San Diego Spirits of St. Louis. the Net offense with an Iron Padres 9-2 and the Oakland Ifull %ound up with a spar. II I thought Melch.ionni was hand and collected six assists to kling 142 points in 78 games by A's beat their Tucson farm the total difference," said New help New York pull away. adding 65 assists to his goal club -MACON, Ga. (AP) — Cindy Brogdon, a 5-foot-11 forYork Coach Kevin Loughery "Just before I went In, output. But he finished second Baltimore's Al Burnbs-y ward who averaged 28.9 points per game In a four-year after his club took a 1-0 lead in l.oughery told me to get in scoring to San Diego's Andre singled home the winning Ngh school basketball career, has become the flrst 40 the best-of-seven Eastern Divi Lacroix, who amassed 41 goals woman to receive an athletic scholarship from Mercer run to cap a two-run rally sion series."He got the ball to looked at the game and decided and 106 assists to lead the in the 13th inning against ~ Mariners into, i what I had to do when I got in." Atlanta, which dropj the nght spot every time. No "She could have gone anywhere she wanted to go " (luestion that Mel will get more In other playoff games SunToronto Toros. eight of nine spring de(tach Peggy Collins said of Miss Brogdon, 18, one of playing time. The team needed day, the Kentucky Colonels "Missing the playoffs is a letGeorgia's most sought-after female basketball players, movement when I down," said Hull, the 36-yearold beat the Memphis Sounds 9UI "e is one of the finest pl.ayerslhave ever seen." left wing, "Yet everything in the Eastern Division and the Miss Brogdon was named Georgia's top woman player uv've been able to do as a line Denver Nuggets stopped the three times and led Greater Atlanta Christian of Roswell I S kind of heals the wound a litUtah Stars 122.107 In the West to three state basketball championships, Ile. " opener. . Along with Melchlonril's guid. 0 Hull's line, with Ulf Nilsson at By FRANK BROWN geles to face the Kings, the Chii and the Blues trimmed the ing force in the late stages, the center and Anders Hedberg on Chicago, disappointed to be AP Sports Writer cago Black Hawks will head Kansas City Scouts 3-2. finishing third, gave Coach Bil. Nets got a 32-point performance right wing. accounted for 156 east to meet the Boston Bruiris, Canadlens 4, Red Wings 2 ly goals, including 53 by Hedberg Reay his 500th career victory from Julius Erving and 24 from I It's a cinch thai airlines and and the St. Louis Blues will ATIANTA (AP) Coach Pepper Rodgers has added Defenseman Serge Savard to close out the regular season, Billy Pault.L, who hit 11 of 12 in his flrEt Professiomi season. hotels did landmark business travel to Pittsburgh as Sun- scored two goals Russel Charles, who played football for Rodgers at — one from 70 Goals by shot.s from U* field. Doug Jarrett,1van Meanwhile, the Minnesota Sunday. National Hockey (lay's results finalized the feet, the other from 50— to Join Boldi in 197 ! 72 and 197 73, to the Georgia Tech staff as an offerisive rcv and Cliff Koroll lifted Colonels 9L Sounds 91 Fighting Bal. League clubs finally found out Isthe topped coach. standings and the matchups for the 20*, oal rjub and help Coach Reay into a Ue with Toe Blake Artis Gilmore scored 25 i "Russel is well skilled in the fundamentals of the wishtimore Blades 6-5 in overtime, the matchu (or the best-of- the 1974.75 renewal of Stanley Scotty Bowman record his 300th for seond place among alitime points to lead Kentucky over Houston tripped Toronto 5-2, three first round, and hurried Cup play. , career victory, "His Memphis. The Colonels never coaching leaders. j Vancouver Blazers trimmed reservations were made for six In Sunday's games, the lnKings 1, Seals I youth and enthusiasm will also be great assets to our trailed after the dosing min. the Indianapolis Racers 4-3, and teams who will be starting their treal Canadiens downed the De program." Larry Paley scored the Seals' The Islanders and Rangers utes of the first period, although the Edmonton Oilers beat the series Tuesday night. Charles, fl, of Houston, replaces Steve Ortmaycr who troit tied Wings 4-2, the Kings last I of 1974-75, and possibly previewed their first-round Memphis was able to close Chicago Cougars I I has joined the staff of the Kansas City Chiefs of the Two clubs, the New York tied the California Seals 1-1, the their last goal ever, to help series with the third-year within two points, at 8513, with Hull's historic goal came at Rangers and the New York Black Hawks blanked the MinNational Football League. California Ue the playoff-bound Islanders scori 19t26 of the middle period, on a Islanders, didn't have that nesota North Stars 3-0, the Kings. The Seals, who may be straight triumph their ft"nd five minutes remaifting in the srIst shot from Just inside the problem. They will be facing off over their i. game. the Rangers&. moved or folded by the league (racity rivals. Nuggets in, Stat's 107 blue line that beat Mariners against each other in what can Islanderstopped 4. the Philadelphia Flyers bes- be fore next season Marts, fell Ball-hawking guards Mack Flyers s, netrnrninder Russ Gilow. That loosely be called a "commu te r Flames 2 led the Atlanta Flames 6-2, the behind 1-0 at 16:09 of the first Bernie Parent won tiis second Calvin and Fatty Taylor ignited topped the record Esposito set -series." Maple Leafs and Bruins played period when Tom Williams consecutive Vezina Trophy as Denver's racehorse offense to in 1970.71, when he collected 76 But the Toronto Maple Leafs a 4-4 Lie, the Washington Capi- scored from 40 feet. NANTUCICET, Mass. (AP) — Tel] Berna, a former gold goals in 78 games. %ill be on theIr way to IA)s An- tals, the league's top goalie and the help the Nuggets whip Utah. blasted the Penguins 8-4 Black Illawks; medal Olympic track champion, died Saturday of a heart Flyers won the home lee ad. Ile Nuggets, who led 53-31 at t Fighting Saints L Blades 5 I attack. He was vantage for every round they the half, scored seven straight Gary Gambucci scored three Berna won his medal for the two-mile run in the 1912 play in the playoffs with the Points early in the third period goals, including the winner in Olympics In Stockholm, setting a record for the event that to take a 60-53 lead they never victory over the Flames overtime. as Minnesota tripped held for 15 years. * Baltimore. relinquIshed, Denver had eight Maple teals 4, BruIna 4 One of his Olympic teammates and a former gold medal The Blades had an empty-net "Orr looks ready. I hope cv- players In double figures, led by wimer that year was Jim Thorp. goal nulhfied by an off,side call. erybody else is," said Brains' Ralph Simpson's 2(1 poInts, ___________________ A native of Hoboken, NJ, Berna worked for Then Wayne Connelly rapped In ____________ general manager of the National Machine Tool Builders the tying goal with eight Capitili 5, PenguIn, 4 Association. He rethvd in 1957 and moved to Nantucket. Nothin g onds left in regulaflon play. Four goals by Stan Gilbertson GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) great yet, but fie tied but, like Player, was far, Like Protests from the Baltimore — "I've worked hard," Toni for sixth, far helped Washington finish the It. back THE BEST I fans approached riot propor. Weiskopi said. "I'm back." worst season in league history io '*I'm really quite pleased," 'Fantastit'," said Lee Elder, on a winning note. The Caps lost and referee Brent CasselGeneral sh4, will be the first black to b7 goals. man But18Weiskoi, againlittle saidSouth Gary African Player,who the gritty Electric refused to leave the Ice after months a ofvinner frustration, holdsplay in the Masters. "Maybe 1 446oftheir8ogamesandgavp Sets Sights stithout a police escort. (10 surprise some people." He kas not the only one to turn a the British Open crown and willcan Aerais 5, Toros 2 Blues 3, Scouts 2 WEATHERTRON happy face toward Augusta, ! Jim defend in Augusta. A final secired a rare double eagle — The Blues clinched mcond in NEAT PUMP ; Silerrit and Frank Ga., and the upcoming Masters, round 69 brought a big smile to holing a 181-yard five iron sec. DivisIon 2 on I.arry Sacharuk's Hughes scored two goals apiece that annual spring rite that his face. CALL , to pace houston, Frank Mahoy. occupies On River Shootout on( shot on the par five 14th 20th goal of the year and others a unique position in _____________________________________ PLUMBING £ hole, by Garry Unger and Floyd lich and Wayne Dillon got To- the game of golf. "That's the best round I've HEATING INC. Sexauer,c And Lee Trevino finished a Thomson. rcntu's goals, (Continued From Page IB) 3 While Weiskopf's relatively played in several years," said very creditable fourth in the 321-4542 Thrnty,ph 1 1 0 o ____________________________ Blazers 4, Racers 3 Totals " easy, front-running, three- Arnold Palmer, "It's really ssiml and biting cold that sent 38)3 Il Vancouver clinched fourth stroke triumph Sunday made very encouraging." After SEMINOLE Brockway scored when FJC him digging for extra sweaters t' AS R H SI in the Canadian Division hittu the happiest man in the shtx)ting himself out of con- estried to cut down Ilollifield at Gray, cry round. "I was wearing i behind two s goals by Hugh Hat- Greater Greensboro Open, tentlon in the early going, everything I iiwnecj," Mork1. Iloijifield stole second Jacobs. 3b 6 1 2 I said Treris. Mike' Pelyk and Dun Bur- there WItS after reacWng base on the Brockway, It Ii large number of pro Palmer closed with a five- vino. who shot a late round 68 gess had The other Blazers Evans. lb 4 I 3 2 volf's greats who found their ,mider-par ________________________________________________________ 66 in the final round for 281. fielder's choice. Holliflptd. 1 1 scores. Bob Sicinski, Dick Proown ray of a sunshine in the 1 In the eighth, the Raiders McOoeaw,rf 1 0 I I i'eviat and Nick Ilarbaruk hit wind and cold that plagued this ft ended their scoring spree with '"°°" for Indianapolis, James.cf 5 I 1 1 old event. two runs. 1n,mns, 2b thiCt'S 6. Cougars 3 4 7 "I think I accomplished what Skelton walked and James Totals is Ii 17,1 Bruce Ma Gregor scored I wanted ta," said Johnny Muflew out deep to ceter-field. lWtc as Edmonton finished its ier, a bru I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis FIon,da,JC SO) 07N-'e Ihree-tgmt' Winner this Emmons singled and then seaM'n with a victory over Seminole 293173 131-13 I Clii- season who made a surprise en Gray's double to left-center iagii Ken Baird, Barry lirng, Iry here to hone his scored Skelton and Emmon,. game for r - firokway. Sta(fo'd. kurTh W Bobby Sheehan and Mike Itothe Masters. LOB Florida JC S. SJC Is 27-18 overall and 14.11 lo y gers also connected for the OilSeminolol);75 Wnll'amss. Gray bV "I played a good, solid touragainst Junior colleges. 2. HoItifielø 38 ers. The Cougars got two goals Evans: HR nament," he said. "My game is Wztgn.r, Ashby: SB Gray, Jacobi, from Jan Pupeii and one from ,:ood. My swing is good, My I 11ortkwy, HoIlfit-Id 3. James. I Backed by Michelin's Warranty' Bryan IJaltIlIlore. r LORIDA jc SefIgn 5 , Brockway, SF putting is cusiting along, it isn't * for 40,000 miles of tread wear. . AS R H RI Evans ' BRAKE (Many owners t much more,) 501 I tPHRERBR$O , f • .-.'---. 5 1 I t Puncture resistant Michel ins lb 3 I I 7 give precise st eering control D.cksn (LI 723 5 5 5 0 I S ,t.4ford. Cf i o l 0 Moody 73 6 1 1 1 0 andsmooth&jvjngcomfort m 1 a 1tum 7 3 3 3 2 0 Stopinandstartsayingnow New York 'N1*ckle All FIRST$.Ia,e.) Rambling Red Real Angel (tO). 3. Quota is 7) 1 Master IiI, S Dixie Gem (4). 6 flger hut: 6, 7 Montague Leather (6) B Mineola Rasputan (5) SECOND, Is, D — I Ed's . . (1). 2 DC '3 Red 16), 3 1 L s i:: New 'York Islanders 6. 4 is 2) I k's Puny IS), S Silky York Rangers i 0'Har II), 6 Smokey Blue (6), 7 WashIngton 8. Pittsburgh I Impressive Style 117,1 Calico Doll Montreal i, Detroit (10) St Louis 3, Kansas city 2 THIRD, 5.I, 0 — I Monte Blue 103 Angeles, ). California (6). 2 Ben Murphy (5), S K C 's tip l i nS i e nds * , It ts Into Gear e N ' innings, the Texas Rangers and Houston Astros battled to a 2-2 tie in 11, the New York Yankees nipped the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-21n 10, the Detroit Tigers clo tx'rt'd (1w Nc Marichal received a Juan Marichal, the O mixed reaction from the Dodger-killer, is still at it Dodger Stadium crowd only this time he was when his name was anpitching for them. nountI. Hut he was 'Ilie veteran rightplaiult'il \1T1 t IIk (lie lti1(Icr, recently signed bY itiounti for the first time the tkulgers after (ailing to . and received a standing reach agreement on a ovation front the fans contract with the Oakland behind the Dodger dugout A's, made his spring debut when he left tile field after Sunday and was the losing final inning. pitcher in Los Angeles' 3-2his "1 was wild, but I started exhibition loss to the California Angel& to get loose after about Marichal gave three innings," Marichal runs — all in the first two said. "Then I got my control and I thought I innings — and seven hits in pitched fairly well." six Innings. He walked four and struck out three and Elsewhere on the final his performance improved day of spring training, the notab] - after tile third Baltimore Orioles edged nning %%hen his control got the Atlanta Mercer Awards Scholarship Islanders I Montrei W. Washington 2 SI Louis 1. Chicago 1101(4110 1, Toronto 7 Angeles 5, California i Sunday's Results Chicano 3. Minnesota 0 Philadelphia 6. Atlanta ? Dog Entries - I LEk%RE SCOREBOARD - The Associated Press PH. 322-9646 ' I �_____ _____________________________________________________________ ________________________________________ -- --- ,j _ - 4 B-EvenjnQ Hirild. Sanford. Fl. HA1fl.. II 18— Help Article: Travesty ________________________________________________________________________________ HOROSCOPE DEAR ByBERNICZBEDEOSOL Please! DR. I LAMB im one - Help! of those Truth cholesterol. I read the CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando - Winter Park * article by a physician like yotu-seff who thinks that your CLASSIFIED DEPT. ARIES (March 21-April 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-ept. fl) credit is due today. Share the theory of cholesterol is all Don't bring into the act Starxl firm on an agreement limelight with one who's wrong. I thought you might By LAWRENCE E. 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RILEY, ISis wife, and LIBERTY LOAN CORPORATION OF ORANGE, a carporatkru.areD.w.nd.nts, fwiiis,li to the hight and bt bidder for cash at the west front door Of the has bien flied agaInst you and you are required to serve a Copy of sour written defenses, if any, to it Oil WILLIAM III, Petition WITNESSMYHANDJndtheseaI Cf this Court on the 3rd day of April, ----------------------------•. -' SANLANDO. THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL, SANFORD SEC T1ON, according to the plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 3, page 65, --------- Arthur H B.eckwit's, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court n - Cecelia V Eern Deputy Clerk Publish: March 17, 21. 3), April 7, 1913 and located thereon. (Seal) Arthur H. Becliwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cecelia V. Ekens DELI1 __________________________ De'puty Clerk Publish April 1975 OEM-il NOTICE OF - RESOLUTION CLOSING. VACATING AND ABANDONING RIGHTS OF WAY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE i hereby given that the . - AD. 1973. Seal) Arthur H. Beckwitps, Jr. locatedlnSemlnol,County, Florida, more partIcularly described as tCflOWs One (1) 1970 Valk'swagen Station Wgon, ID No 360717050l being stored at Ratltff & fl -------------------------- Sanford, Florida. Further Information available from the Civil Division of the Seminole County Clerk of Court Sheriff's Department By: Lillian 7. Jenkins Deputy Clerk and the undersigned as Sheriff of S.riiinol• County. Florida, will at 11:00 AM on the 15th day of April, AD. 1975, offer for sale and sell thehigh.est bidder, for cash, subject to any and all erlsitinq leitn, at the From (West) Door of the SemiIe ROBERT M. MORRIS HUTCHISON, LEFFLER & MORRIS 230 North Park Avenue Sanford, Florida 371;) Publish: April 7, II. 21, 2L ins DEM78 WiTNESSmyhandandtfl,sealof this Court on the 17th day of March, AD. 1975. PubIlcRecordsofSlmInol,Cotjnty, Flonicfa. including the buildings and ap c'jrtersances lO(bted therro',. arsl tcçetn-er with the furntre, fur Plaintiff, LEFFLER. .,, Box 795. Sanford. F!rliii 11771 n,i ,s, h..I. 'tiri A.... ID, 191$, and file the orlg,naI with the clerk of this COWI lithir before service on Petitioners attorney or Immediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be tntered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. Seminole County Courthouse Il Sanford. Florida, at 11- 00 A,M., on the 161I day of April, )7$, the following deScribed property as set forth Ru said Final Judgment to wIt: Lots I and 7, Block IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 75163.CA49.A FEDERAL NATIONAL MOW A. immediately thereafter; otherwIse, a default will be entered against for VIse 'etief demanded In the _. CITYOF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEAR1NG"O CONSIDER ADOPTlcV. OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Altamonte Springs, FIatid, that the Council will hold a oublic hearing to Consider enact- ' ment of Ordinance Plo. 327-75, entitledAN ORDINANCE OF TI-fE CITY n a YA&af'iI,Y . ',r.J,1 , r-Nirqi,,), County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida. the above daScri per tonal property That saIct sale it being made to satisfy the terms of said Writ of Execution John E. Polk, Sheriff Seminole County, Fl,trida Publish- March 21, 3), AprIl 7, 1975 DEL 123 _______________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ra.c B.Otd of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, at its ''ui'' RegularMeetlngbeldonthe litday FLORIDA, AMENDING OR. In re: the Marrlagsof of AprIl, A.D., 1975, in the County DINANCE P40 71471, SAID OR- JOSEPH H. WINSTON. Husband '• JudicIal Circuit, Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, in the Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, four calendar months from Inc iime Of Tilt firS! pubi-cation of thIs nolice. Each claim or demand muSt be in wrIting and tiled in --------------------- ,,at meCOViThOcJWatSaflfOfd,Seminot, KNOWN AND CITED AS "THE DOROTHY 0. WINSTON, Wife cxl state the PI of residence and Post office address the claimant and mutt be sworn to by the claImant, his agent or t torn,y, or the same shall be void. Oitedthisl$thdayof March, l 5: Lorraine L. Quinn As Ancillary AdmInistratrlx of Said estate GURNEY, GURNEY, & HAPIDLEY. P Attorney's for Ariciliary Admlnlstratrlx 703 North Magnolia Avenue (P0. Box )7 Orlando, Florida 37*02 Publish- March 71, 31, April ' _______________________________ 1975 DEL-I29 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO: 11.1177.F CASSELBEI1RY GARDENS. INC. a Fl.rida corporation, '. County, Florida, pursujnt 10 AL TAM 0 P4 i E NOTICE OF SUIT BOBBY COFIELD and ARGIE Petition and 14,11cc heretofore BWLD1PIG CODE,"s PR I tI OS or THE TO; JOSEPH H. WINSTON _____ estateintt5eaffic.oftheClerkof the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Seminole County, Florida, for dissoIut of marriage, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defense's, if any, on NED N. JULIAN. Jr. of STENSTROM, DAviS L MrIYflI1 Lii Petition, WITNESS my hand and official seal of saId Court on thIs 19th day , Marcls. AD 1975 ('call Arthur H. fl*Ckwith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court CITYOF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA PIOTICEOF PUBLICHEARINGTO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF MEPITS TO CERTAIN PORTIONS OF THE SAID SOUTHERN STANDARD PLUMBING CODE, 1971 EDITION. AND AMEND. MEPITS THERETO, PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION THEREOF; PROVIDING FOR REPEALOFOROINANCENOSY 1913 STEIiSTROM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH Post Office Box 1230 Sanford, Florida 3777) _______________________________ Attorneys for Prtltir Publish' March 24, 31, AprIl 7, 14, 1975 DEL-I?? AND THERETO, 71 AND ALL DINANCES OR OTHER FECTIVE DATE. SI Id Ordinancewas placed on first reading on April, 197, and the City Council will consider same for final sSaQ. a Odoption after he public hearing, which will be held in AVAIl ABLE FCR PUBLIC USE, I N S P E C T I 0 Pd AN0 EXAMiNATION FOR A PERIOD EXCEEDING TEN (10) DAYS PRIOR TO TIfE DATE OF PASSAGE OF THIS ORDINANCE, - • : . - . . -- . Sanford I Fur,shect Units for Of txats and canoe's. 377 4470. auuilx UJ(,IUIIV) IIVV a76 I I $17.76 First Two Months Rent - -3rd & 4th Months — 32—Houses Unfurnished ____________C - RIDGEWOOD ARMS tlffi$trt _________________ APARTMENTS - ___________ ; SANFORD, FLA. 323.6420 iov,da Ax, 3 bd, 1', ba, furn or unfurn, garage, utility, fenced 1160 ' & Security 371 0653 2545 Gale Pb. -___________________________ Two bedroom, 1 bath older home, stove & refrigerator. $I?5mo iE: fi ___________________________________________________________ --- _____ ______ ______ _____ ______ _____ 33—Houses Furnished In Sanford's Finest . - _ 7 bdrm furniShed house, attic fan, utility A damacjp deposit No pets _____________________________ 177194$ ________________________ — - ______ 3.-i,bile l-Iors -- _______ ___________________________ [ I 2 Bedroom's, condition excellent, prIce reasonable at 111.000. Term's good at 1550 down, monthly payments low at 1147. Be right, don't miss thit Call now Realty SANFORD'S SALES • I ________________- - I :. -f ____ - —'-' — Req Rca! Estate ttrok'r 377 1301, 7610 Hiawatha Ave atl7 97 By owner, 3 bedroom, 2 full bath, carpeted, corner lot. 711 BaywarjJ Drive 'Sunland Estates) _____________________________ LEADER" DREAMWOLD - Like a newer home' This one is only 3 years old. ______________________ 7',fo _______ a, 60—Office HIGHLAPID PARK - Price luSt reduced Thi's? bedroom house In Quiet area with central heat & air. breakfast bar, kitchen equipped, large seducteci lot, now only 125.000 Hunt Realty course 137.000 Terms. 9-*ner, 372 1574 POlK Dr. REALTOR '' weds or retiree's, 7 borm,, I 377 2111 AFTERHRS 3270615 32? 3991 fda Qualifying! Immediate oc cupancy Year old Sanford 4 BR, 2 bath Iar,e family home. Only 57.000 down, and assume fly Owner,) bdrm • 2 bath, family room, custom drapes, dishwasher, Sprinkler system, fire alarm 'system, 20' i 10' pncl Ctorage shed, & 6' wood frisce 3l 3.477 $53 500 privilege's Call 904 767 5113 Owner-Aseoc ALTAMONTE Mali & Rolling Hills Golf Area. $31,500. VA. nothi down tHA. 52,500 down. 3 bdrm, 7 bath, foyer, family room, on a huge wooded corner lot. See to apprec late. New by builder. 5)1 5-431 Lake Mary No qualifying, 3 bdrm, quiet country living Only 573.950 Acre Realty, REALTOR, 3737750 LAKE ; ' Geneva Gaens HOMES OF DISTINCTION I X' 1505 W, 25th ST. - SANFORD . TRUCONh - - 322•2090 I rot esslona fly Managed by Ad u I -_-i- 3o0m.largeIot,s-anfd"s,'s 1 3 5 00 Your Own Washer & Dryer l~Ect '3YearMortgat,es-Spct.aown. New 3 bdrm hones Make Color Selections. pavel Street's, city water, 171.500 'section. central air & heat, all carpeted, 133.000 372 4195. Responsive Management •Largo wooded lots s Street lights ' $ MARY- with only 1700 down Government ticing_ 931I61. Builder. "LUXURY PATIO APARTMENTS" From Reconditioned Batteries, $12.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave Supplies Merchandise — 3 ______ _____ _______________ 5OSI - Sale narr.e copiers, fu warranty, let's than half price. Mu's? sell. 647 3999, JOhn Powers 9 78—fc)'cyc$e — ____________________________ toS. - ToroRidingMower,3Hp Excellent condition. 10 hr's. running time. With gras's catcher. Best offer. 373 1416 after S , LIQUIDATION SALE Saddles & EquIpment, Boots, Belts, Hats, Moccas'sins, Western Weir, Many other items OLD CORRAL WESTERN SHOP HWY.l7-92, lMiS.DeBary SANFORD FLEA MART Freetabfes7,in Thur-s Hwy. 16.' Mile E. of I FrI.,9; Sat Used office furniture Motorcycle insurance, BLAIR AGENCY or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks 5. chairs, straight chairs, filing ______________________________ cabinets, as is. Cash ano Carry, ________________________ NOLL'S Casselberry.17.97, Vt470e - 1973 Chevrolet '3 ton pick up. Low mileage. s2.tsc. See at Geneva Grocefv. Geneva. 319 5562 62—L.awn-Garden Orchids & Supplie's IS to $100 Ana Han Orchids. 1015 Palm Springs Dr.. Attamonte Springs, 3392737 Lawn Mowers We Sell The Se'st& Service The Re's?. Western Auto. Sale Let me till your garden spot; mow vacent lot's Pe'per plants. Floyd Freer, 3223)91. 197) Datsun 2 door sedan, air con ditlaned. automatc, radial tires, good 1977 Deluxe VW. exceptionally clean 51.193. Ask or Don Pope, For the Organic Gardener 327 1631. Dealer Hybf'otite. GardenLand, 1400 W. _____________________ 1st St. 373 6630. Datsun-Subaru Sale '71 some below dealer cost, first NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff'sGarden Center 401 Celery Ave , Sanford come-first cholcet Plus finest Used Cars, Dick Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only *1 per day so CARROLL - S FURNITURE Refrigerator. Men. Women & — Boy's clothing. Lamp's, pictures, tI'iC a brac & other furniture. 67176)4. 6.5—Pets-Supplies ____________________________ This Is our 15th year at Animal '-'IL5OPd MAIER FURNI';URE BUY - SELL - TRADE -"I J'3 t. t- inst st 373.3173 Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels Thanks to you, ow' cusTomers 3775752 FLa.'s Baird Datsun of a Gun. Fern Park's Largest dealer. '7$ Datsuns arriving daily. Ph 131131$, 64—Equipmentfor Rent _______________________ Golf Club's & Carts, Washer, Dryer, condItion, 11.193 323 $713. — Sundays 126 ' LIncoln Con?. Coupe, white vinyl roof '6) Buick Electra, harotop Both new insp Best offer III 0400 or III 1773 1964 Pontiac, Automatic Radio. Heater, $400 373 6037 afterS ___________________________ Pick uc iunk car's FREE. Small prIce for others. 322-1674. - Carpeted, ample 'storage, an over- 3222420 Anytime _____ _______ Parts AflerHrs )227l1ior3737$(7 EEEORU Accounting _______________________________ — Tax Returns, 71) yrs. e.perience I Lirafijig _____________________________ HouSe p1,rss. cuftn m,,'Je 10 HA .i ssic .. t c.,ji 3,'i Cu WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING, Five Pointi,-CaII 327.7143 anytime — Personal Tax Service HomeImprovement " Plo 7 East Rd . 17-92 Sic EntranceRRansbottom. 377 7199 Interior, Exterior CI.itt.rnn Plaster p0t(fsiog & simulated WANT A S'RVICLMAN 1-AST) Read 'Oday's Classified Ads for brick & Stone 'spec'alty 372 7750 the- tet sc'u nerd 377 $611 Marson Germanesti Painting. Remodelng Auto I lcensrcl. Bonded 37) 6a60 $ Air Conditioning - Central Hi- at 6 Air (or-u, honing For free eStimates, call Carl HarriS. at SEARS fl Sanford 377 Il/I NEW HOME - flexibl, termS Only s30, 3739110 for Appointment Burglar Alarms PROFESSIONAL SYSTEMS(PLS) .ow cost Burglar Alarm System's Residential, Commercial, Pun chase, LeaseS Lease-Option Free eStimates 377 11%) tter S p rn -_____________________ TAX Prime Sanford location . bedroom, 7 • itr.s'-t, Coffee Service — Call C OtFtE CENTRAL Coltee service now available in Sanford 37330)4 Larry Saxon, Realtor -_____________________ ____________________ home 46' x 116' lOt Breezy por thes 17,600 WE1AKETRADES FORREST GREENE INC REALTORS 37) 6153cr 645 13)) ' Pet Care PET REST INN Boarclng & Groomrsg Ph 77 NEW HOMES New Commercial ldustril Design ConStru(t,ats Financing Keith P SmltlsCon'structioj, Inc. 30562* 1155,71 Hrs Ndne _PressvreCleaning ALA CLEANS ALL Exterior pressurecleannq 37) 0563 - .n"OØ'r HOME IMPROVE MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPA4R5 322 CJrpenfry. Remodeling, Adjit,ons.utom Work. Licensed. Bonded TO'',-[p'!, l't "lilY S,'l lt'rr!''rI tl,,rr,-tt S •,-',,l 3)9 F F'irr- 377 57-I? API BpO1,',N PE5T CONTROL 2547 Park Drive 322 $845 "' RESIDENTIAL RIMODELINti COMMERCIAL REMODELING _lt Beauty Care Pest Control '-.rc you a full time driver with a part time car' (hei'i, the Automotive cect:C, 0 7P1+. H'r,jk1 Radios CALL DE HART 32)2917 Service on home & auto radIo-',. tape & record players 1 ____________________________ - A STTSJII ClaSsified Ad bring's b'1) ','u'ns I r an,. ,urld see Call 377 ,tlt -.;' 5)1 i1 Free estimate. 37) 60t '-' - :_ 2977Hwy 1797 373-5961 Sized garage, central heat & air. fenced back yard. At 2121 Cedar SANFORD-- Spacious) bedroom, 2 bath home, ha's large family room ___________________________ with real brick fi'eptacc, large Your MLS Agency kitchen with breakfast nook. laundry roor-, off kitchen t.ith PEAL 10 P5 ?SMPi'k Dr 'small workshop Swimming pool with 'screened porch, (entral heat & air, close to schools & golf J 'm - '- 322.64.57 Ave. Drive by. Only 175,100 — _______________ -_______________ ROBSON MARINE -- bath home at 107 Shannon Drive. Kitchen equIpped. Large corner lot for 522.900. Compare PAITON REALTY GEPIERALCONTRACTOR MAITLAPID FLEA MART 911 Hwy. 17.970pen Sat, &Sun.9-S — 3 bedroom, refurbished home, shaded lot. See it at 115,500. 20' Fiberglas boat, fully encIose,j, 115 HP Evinrude, Rocket titt trailer. Like new. Reasonable. 3733375. _____________________ IOS-4oisOio F'INECREST Fir'st lime ad verti'sed here's a 3 bedroom, 1' 3 Minutes from Town Going Camping? Take me alocci I'm a 15' Swinger, sleep i, toilet. 3 burner gas stove, combo gas-dec refrigerator, Practically new 17' awning, flew water tar*, el. brake's. Follows like a puppy with hydraulic front wheels. Firm 5S—Boats&Accesso,-ies _______ SO. DEIIARY FLEA MARKET 1 miles north on 17-93 Stenstrom . 1971 yolk's Camper Fully equipped n exc'?tent COr- J t'øn Prced to sell at , 9 't — 301 W 1st St. 3fl7 EVERYTHING'S RIGHT - Two bedroom trailer, clean, gas & water furnished $40 wK AduIt. No pets 377 9066 ". -'" - Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 1991 1919 S. French Eve. 377 7371 p7-1496 375 75—Recreational Vehicles ___________________________ COLOR Tv. 114 9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. JOHNNY WALKER n o,o Broker Real Estate Realty Acne Realty, REALTOR, 373 7750 ' P- _ I Peg 1200 French. 373 7310 REALESTATE INC. One Inc. MOSSIE C, BATEMAN Sanford Auction Color TVs Reasonable 373 0705 — — central h&a, immediate po'ssi'ssion Just reduced by owner to s2i,9 323 fllô 3779717 53-'TV-Radio-Stereo Price Your Home Client desires immediate purchase of home on small acreage within 10 mile's of Sanford. Preview I', Yr. old, 3 bdrm, w-w carpet, Stan 's Auction Hwy 161'iMi Eastof II ________________________________ WHAT IS YOUR PRICE? INALL PRICE RANGES 517W. 1st 5t 3fl Auction Saturctay 7 PM Open daIly 10 5 We buy, 'sell, trade Home Appliance Center— Quality appliance's at reasonjble prices. Frigidaire. Maytag, Kitchen Aid Day's - 3736173 Nights 372 5121 or 3127357 ______________________________ Estate ______________________ 'I 12 -Auctjo MOONEY APPLIANCEs 373 0697 ST.JOHNSREALTYCO BROKERS CaliBart Real BALL REALTY Choice Listings Any Quantity PIOLL'S Cassel berry, Piw-y, 1797 1301206 ice, used machines 47—Real Estate Wanted _____________________________ REALTORS 50-51)1 Wanted to bt-,, used OIIis.e furniture. — with 2 bedroom, central heat & air mobile home City water & septic tank C.00d financing home on corner lot. Nicely land-scaped, lovely carpet and colors. Air conditioned Save by assuming VA loan. Total 133.500. ______________________________ - ______ DAY CARE CENTcR - Includes business & real estate All for only *72.500 Low down payment with reasonable monthly payments. Call now for more information ________________________________ Newly totimeuntilfinalactlonistakeflby REMOVAL, CONVERSION, EQUIPMENT, MAINTENANCE the City Council. AND INSPECTION OF GAS Plaintiff. A copy of the pnops, Ordinance ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION. Resolution closing, Defendants. vacating and ADOPTING THE SOUTHERN Addre,'ss Uknn PLIANCES Ill THE CITY OF Springs, Florida, Cd copies are on JESSE J, BROWN ma GLORIA abandoning, rtnouncing NOTICE OF SUIT NOTICEOF SALE TAKE NOTICE that a Wit has TO BROWN, his wife. and STANDAFD BUILDING CODE 1971 ALT A MONT E S PR IN OS. file with the Clerk of the City and FINANCIAL ACCEPTANCE NOTICE ISPEPEBV GIVEN that d"sctaiminq any and all rQPit of REVISION TO THE 1973 EDITION been filed against you in the Circuit FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR THE same may be intp,cted by th Defendants CORPORATION on thi 17th day of April, 19/3, dl II County Cf Seminole and the PUbliC ii ISS)ANCE OF PERMITS AND public. AND BY THE REVISION AND Court of the Eighteien?h Judicial NOTICE OF SALE 3577 Broadway am. at the west front door of the MId to the fotlo'anng deSrmbto ADDITION OF CERTAIrI PERMIT Circuit of Florida, In and For NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that THE COLLECTION OF FEES DATEDIPII57I'idday()f April, AD Ksn'sas city. (rlh.ousp of Sem-nt County, at rIoht f wity, to w't Ff(ç RE PEAL IPIG ALL o m'oIe County, wherein JOSEPH on the 17th day of April, 1975, at 1) THEREFOR. AMENDING SEC Missouri I1'l '-' - f'ct. Ik,r-oa tre unr's,gned I Lucy between itt 57 thru 6)0f DINANCES OR PARTS OF OR H WiNSTON is Husband, and the TIONS los, 10,, 112, tu, tl, ano 11$ Phyllis .IOrdahl YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an am. at the west front door of CierkwiIlo4ferforsatetpx,folting the North and 69 thru.i 77 on the DINANCES DORO1HY 0 WINSTON Is Wife. actlonfurForeclosureofArticlesof Courthouse of Seminole County, at ltd City Clerk CONFLICT, OF SOUTHERN STANDARD GAS South: describeø real property; Of the City of PROVIDIPIG EFFECTIVE DATE. The nature Of this Suit Is a suit for Agreement ha's been filed against Sanford. FlorIda the undersigned CODE, 1973 EDITIONII. Alley between lot's 173 thru 174 iOf IC, Block "J". WASHINGTON SaidOrdinancewa's placed on first OisoIu?ion of Marriage. Attamonte Sprinç, Florida and you are requir to serve a Clerk will offer for sale the following PROVIDING EFFECTIVE DATE r-' South; the plot thereof a's recorded In Plat CounIl will onx'sld,r 'same for final Answer or other srnittIn defenSes readrigon April 1. 1975. ad the City Lot 73. GRANADA SOUTH. ac to to It on MARVIN E. NEWMAN & III Aiii'' between lOt's 131 thni 14 _______________ Book 16.. Page's 16 & 51, Public Cording to the Plat thereof as POSSOOC and adoption atte- the' flse Petition with the Clerk of the Council will consider same for final )p Pirct f ¶rminotx' Co'.nty. 0*1 tP NOrth ari 119 0ri, Sf1) c POSEPIBERO, Plaintiff's NOTICE UNDER FICTI 7101)5 p'stl-r t.".'.?ril, .x!iti -,c.i recorded in P1st P.4It.oe 1srid adoption after lh .rll in Circuit (ort (If '.c'ircfe Ci.iti, attOcre',, wtu',.t addr'.s .s 5,teIS. l NAME STATUTE the City Hail of Altamonle Springs, Florida, not later than the Ith cJoy of Public Recoqds of Seminole County, publlcihearing, which wiil be held in 10 WHOM IT 1116, CNA ALL Lot's and Alley's bi'.fIq icc,etjs,r wIt? all 'structures, Orlando, MAY CONCERNon 'Tuesday, th 29th day ci April, May, A.D 1975, at the S.mlnole' FlorIda 37101, onTower, FlorIda. Ihe City Itall of Altimonte Spring's, or before the 7th Notice it hereby given that the provements. fixtures, appiiance's, M At LORD'S FIRST ADDITION 1975, at 1:30 p m., at as si County Court house, together with all structures, im- on Tuesday, the 79th day 04 April, undersigne,j, pursuant to the Sanford, dy of May, I75, and file the TO CITRUS HEIGHTS, a(cordng to eAd appurtenance-s on s-aid land or 'IS,',af Icr as possible. At the Florida, In this proceeding and to provements, fixture's, appliance, 1973, at 4:30 p-rn, or as 'soon "FIctitious Name Statute" - the P1 lnereof as recorded in PlaI original wiTh the Clerk of this Court, i.ts*d Vt cbtSjwsctio,'u therewith. Chapter meeting interested parties may sirvea cOpy thereon upon tilt and appurtenances on said land or thereafter as possible. At the $45.09, Clorida Statute, Wife'S either before servic, on Piaintilf' The faresaid sale will b made Book 3,, Pacje '17, Of the PubliC will register ppearandb,t,fa,dwjthrnf,o Attorney, wtte name and address attorneys conlunction tp,,rewtth. meeting Isitere'sted partie's may WiththeCierko$thiCircui,Cour,jn or pur,$nt to a FInal Judgment ,. Records of Seminole County, ImmedIately 1.tsed in The aforesaid sale will be made the PrOposed Ordinance. ThIS are hereinafter set forth as required peJ and be heard with respect to and for Seminole thereafter; Otherwis, a default will tend in Civil No. 71-145 now pinding 1o4'lda County, FIOridj. hearing may be continued frgrn time by Ia*, not liter then the $th day Of be entered Final Judgment . H'e ProPosed ordinance. ThIi upon receipt 04 Proof 04 bgsInst you for th• relief pursuant to a In The Circuit Court of the By the Board ol County Corn. th feted In ottmeuntlIfln.t.ctlgoIta,,,y May, A.D. 1q73. CIvIl No.11-1991 now heoringmayb,cofltlnueilfrornfim, penPubllca'Ion of thu nOtice, the demanded Itt the Complaint, fir t(onid,'s, tpsls 1st iay ad April, AC), for Setnirsolq County, Florld. A cope of the propoSed Ordinance seal of the said Court ,n Sanford, this Court on the 3rd Eighteenth JudicIal Circuit in and the City council FLORIDA CARPENTRY under DATED Ifs's 2nd clay of April 1973 1973 day of April, for Seminole County, Florida. A copy of the proposed ordinance which we are iS posted at the City Half, Altamonte Seminole Cotnty, Florida, Ihii d i,7. engg In Dv's4nes at Board of CU'Jnty' Arthur H BrCkw,th, Jr. file' with the Clerk of the CIly end (Seal) (Seal) SprIngs. FI(Ida, and copifl are on Altamont, Springs, Florida. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Of Semhsole County, 3y: Ce'cetia V. Ekern public same may be' inspected by the bu'sinpi enterprise i Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit COvtt fly - Mirth. 7. Vihien as follows, Df'uty Clerk public. DATffltP%7ndctayofAp(iuA By Cecilia V. Eke-rn fly' Martha T Vihlen t)y Cl HIPiKIE ENTIRPRI,I5, INC P ..'. r.cu VIEPO. 1973. Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk DATEOthi's2rujdayoeAp,II,A 0. By - Daniel P HinKi MARVIN E. NEWMAN 5, Os A C. Jones I BURkE. P A 1975. Phyllis Jorciahl FRANK A TAYLOR VAN DEN BERG, J1J14 Presk*'ut Deputy Clerk ROEP4BEMG Attorneys for the Fla-ositi Attqney for the Wife iity Clerk GAY & BURKE. P,A. Phyllis .iordahl Dated at Attamonte Springs, SuIte 1446, CNA Tower 1t C'f:ce box 793 By - ,lo.aqv, K Hare Attorneys for thu Plbintiff of the CIfy of 371) N Magnolia Avenge CIty Clerk Orlando, Floridi Seminole County, Florida. March Ortango. I Ioroa 3-10' t'l'pc,,4y Cltrk Altarnonte Springs. Fiojisja i'ost Office lox 793 Orlando, Florida 32101 of the City of 19th, 197$ Attorneys toe tt, Plaintiff PubIth April 1. '915 Publish- April 7. 1973 Pvbtith: April 7, 1975 xubliih: AprIl 7. 11. 21, 75, 1975 Orlando, Florida 32*01 Alfamonte Springs, Flatlda Publith - March 24, 31, Apri PubliSh: April 7, 14, 7), 3$ 1973 OEM 32 f)FM 3 7. 11, . OEM 34 PublIsh: April 7. 197$ PublIsh, AprIl 7, $915 OEM?' $973 OEM-Il DPM-30 DEM77 OBI 131 - 2310 RIDGE WOOD AVE. -- INTERNATIONAL WORLD OF FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR POOLS, INC. and FINANCIAL TGAGE ASSOCIATION, - NiCe 7 hcclrcrn.n t,tock home New roof, car-ne-ted lhroughout Ridiculously low price 373 2921) )BR. I Ba, near schools 1160 mo, Itt & 5100 deposit. 3710671 S'm Hi 50.., COMPARE THIS 3 BR. HOME- in Sun land to any you have seen. You will like it's new carpets, fenced yard, and other outstanding TAFFER REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker 11DE 7SthSt. 3776653 _______________________________ I or 7 bedroom duplex apartments, Furnished or unfurnished 40 swimming pool 1720 S Orlando Dr 3737970 7cms - ____________________ sReCeive A U.S. B.ond the City Hall of Altamonte Springs, 0*5 Tuesday, the 29th day of April, CLEAN & NEAT Three bedroom, 7 bath on large lot. centrsl h-a, loaded with extras. Only $79.900. DAVES' 3739370 KENMORE WASHER, parts, serv- — Fish from Your own iio.. h,.Li skI in lovely St. Johns River 2 bedroom mobile nome With large screened patio. 517,730 Total. Owner will finance LOW, We Buy Furniture Fr,' '. Lr 'l" 8. Ctt? Guarantecct 313 1310 Sanford AuCtion Large canal lot off St John's River Fishing Is Great LOW 7~ pet. interest under tandem plan. Hwy 17-97 to 25th St. west to RidgCwOOd and follow the sign's III 3733 52—Appliances Block building & lot, $.4,Q(, Location Midwa-i. Call anytime until 10 P.M . 9366 near schools. country club's and shopping. Assume mortgage. Area UUPLLA -. I DCdf'OØm Untijrn,shed Adults preferred. 3376470 or 373 ______________________ ALL AMERiCAN APARTMENTS OnIy Reg Real Estate Broker 322 1301 76lOHiawathaAv.at 17.93 PEOPLE Rdgew6od $ 4 Inspiring Lovely home in beauti'uI idyllwilde, natural stone front, 3 bedrooms, 7 LOW, __________ I buy Sterling Silver — A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRIN T - THAT'S A CLASSIFIED AD! maintenance fee. REALTY PAYTON 31 A—Dupiexes THE 1,75. at 4:30 pm, or as soon thereafter as poSsible At the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE metIñ,. 1i'i ' l JdIlAI. rt,,,r.J3 parti u may Plaintiff CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE REGULATING THE IN- aoPearandbeheardwithr.spectto SIALLATION, ENLARGEMENT, the proposed ordinance. This .1 'THIBAULT and COUNTY, FLORIDA, ..,•-'--._. • of mobile homes, cottages, and camp sItes nestled among large shady oaks and yprets trees 0*', the Scenic Wekiva River near ------ PORTIONS OF CODE, 1,73 EDITION, HAVING BEEN 014 FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK OF SAID CITY AND THERE KEPT • . O ORDINANCES ltd CONFLICT HEREWITH; PROVIDING El- Attention Mature Adults * PLUMBING WITHIN THE cOR PORATE LIMITS OF SAID CITY; THREE (3) COPIES OF WHICH SOUTHERN STANDARD GAS , RICHARD EDITiON - Zoned R 1AA, See us now Stemper WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. 1st St. • a: :1.. jI ' • i P'OM THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING mint of OrdInance No. 33973 en titled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPR INGS, FLORIDA, ESTASLISPIING AND ADOPTING. ISV REFERENCE, THE PROVISIONS OF THE SOUTHERN STANDARD GAS hu1hIWuh1'14 j 'TC ----- PROVIDING CERTAIN AMEND. AMENDMENTS By - Elaine RiChards Diputy Clerk Ned Pd Jullsri. Jr. "'' ____________________________ Furnished garage apt., I bedroom All utilities paid. 5)25 mo. 373 1159. _____________________________ l$ ' 1 PUBLIC USE, INSPECTION AND EXAMINATION FOR A PERIOD EXCEEDING TEN (tO) DAYS PRIOR TO THE DATE OF SAGE THIS ORDINANCE, PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Altarnonte Springs, Florida, that the CouncIl will ISold• public hearIng to consider enact CODE, Seminole County. Florida - CITY CLERK OF SAID CITY AND ----------------- '-""y for Petitioner Pott Office BOx nford, Florida, 37771, and file the Origlnalwlthth.CI.rkof,hecircuI, Court on or befote April 31, 1973; Ofherwis, a default and ultimate judgment will be ent against you for the relief demanded in the '1L'IiK.I41J. Il I — Req. Real EstateBroker Locations Want to buy Air CQn.litioner, 17.000 BTU, no larger than 15"x30 - ' C.Ood cOndition 373 1041 Call CredIt Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East It, St , Sanford 373, II E'e'sftQ 1116 __________________— -w OPEN NOON 'Ill DARK Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. new for UI, balance of SIS Cash or Spaymentsof 110 New warranty. Nine lot's, Lake Crystal winter home's, 33'x166', 177,000. Call 373 3659 Buy For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. in Sewing cabinet, repossessed Box 1761 Sanford, Fla 377;) to CASH 322.4132 GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW Exclusive Home Sites LAKE MARY- Centrally located. corTlmfr(ial. 5)9,9)0 By Owners Sneak Singer * * Singer's best model, winds bobbin In machine Full automatic. Pay balance of 57$ or 10 payments O U M (JPISWORTH REALTY tfl W 1st St 3736051,373 0317 NEW 1, 3 an 3 bedroom home's and townhouses Wall lowell carpet, wallpaper, built in kitchen and no features All for only $21,900 1105 Laure, Ave 2 Sctrms, carpet, air, large yard- 1130 mo plus securIty deposit Ui 041 or $34- j * They're Hot! Executive Home — .. - REALTOR 3727495 1 Bedroom frame house. $15,000 cash 32) 0263 * 68—Wanted .,, '" CLIFF JOROAN,REALTOR One & Two bedrooms, air & carpet, adults. $95 5. up. Also 2 bedroom unfurnithe.ct, *95 327 1110 purchas - 1273 I or 7 Bedroom Adults Only Park Avenue Mobite Park 25.15 Park Drive, 377 7161 Handle exclusive engine oil level indicator. - - 76065. Hwy 17-97 RFAI Tnu ,,i ••• i,,. "i _________________________ * Neat and like new,) bedroom, 7 boOs LOW DOWN PAYMENT Ornamental stone fireplace, turned columns, sunken paneled family room. 3 bedroom's, garage, red wood prIvacy fence, carpet. BargaIn at $73,. FHA-VA. 53$. to ?Pie Herald Classified ad's are black and white pi reai all over. 1 with 'small buildog (l$s21),Wpth Or withotjt fence. ,,, ------------tjif Will "nence, in prop In 000010. ZiQ tag and) needle Seminole Co. 934 5199 position. Like new Condition, sold A Touch Of Green * *SPANISH CHARM* Two bedroom apt. at 115' French Ave Water furnished sito per ma, plus 125 depo'sit 322 61)7 or 6$ 1637 " ' Peg. Real Estate Broker 713? S Myrtle- Ave , Sanford tJhon , 371064) Act Tw room garage apt. al new appliances, air conditioned, Carpeted, Abunnt cabinet & closet space Mayfair 371 0669. -- * —__ — ".. Win REALTY Servce and Supply dealers with products manufactured by Purolator, Welts. Fram, Uniroyal, Champion. Bosch and Auto4ite. I _____________________ acreage, small tracts 373 p170 cash for inventory and services ' ________ 200 on ST. JOHNS RIVER- with JIM DANDY JAZZ FEEd "Buy Direr? From Boxcar" GORMLY'S F 46. Sanford 373 173J Thank's to Classified Ad, users get last resultS at a low cost Try one todayt Phone 377 7611 or 5)1 9993 ' EASY 10 OWN-- 1 bdrm. with central heat heat & fenced yard. Only 119.500 Terms available, 67A—Feed 109W. 1st Sf. 322 7335 We Buy Furniture 43—Lots-Acreage - - Dinette 'set, table 1. 1 chair's. Very good condition, 125 372 13*5 baths, family room with fireplace, FR OM $160 110 W.AIRPORT BLVD. canbeoperaIedoutof.orhomeon ,.. . , , g * 1- 2 Bedroom - - '. r * Heated Pool 'SANFORDI , Clothes Washer.Drye * Recreational Build _________________ :_.. - -- - _________________________ NOW IS THE TIME EXCELLENT residential building lot's. BUY AND BUILD, cash or term, PflhI,flflni - SPECIAL -lar " Swimming, fishing, boating, BR,2 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, bath, 119,900. CORBETT REAL with fireplace, central air, Cx ESTATE, REALTOR, 641 4791 celient financing $37,750 1975 3 BR Skyline, Payments less HOME & BUSINESS. Operate your than US per mo o*nbusinesswithIivingqrt,'s GREGORYMOBILEHOMES plus garage apartment. Excellent 3*03 Orlando commercIal property on 17 97. Sannr3fl S200 _________________________________ Harold Hall Realty fhahuahuo. AKC Req $ ma nIC female, white with fawn marking's, 143. 321 0503 KULP DECORATORS 3210029 EXTRA ST. JOHNS REALTY Co. BROKERS Days- 3276173 Nights 377 5421 or 3fl 1337 5whOldodS LOOx (NO For a babysitler, Try a Classifien Afl Broker, 101WCommercial Sanford 373 7111 VERY NIcE, 3 bedroom, 7 bath CB home, central heat & air, on corner lot with orange trees and big shadetree's Has extra lot at no additional cost. * Dishwasher.Djsposal chemicals, advertising, and training ideal one man or family Work full or part time f_li -.._._ ..._ -. -vwr 'iv i(A OCiIliS I tampa) Il) 619 7395 L & M Mobile Ma'n tenance Service, 706 S Pearl Circle, flrandon. Florid,,. 33511 ______________ --' Unfurnjshed - machine We tuonli, ,,, il*/. 1792 SAnford * New house's ma rural area No down payment, monthly payments let's thn rent Goi,ernment subjidizel to qualified buyer's. Call to see if you qualify! * Range.Refrige,ao $3,795 Why invest in a franchise when a total investment of 13.793 will put t1 in your awn Service business earning $15,000 to 530.000 a year and more Learn how 71 other people in Florida operate their own mobile home wash, wax and mildew treatment service. All work done by chemicals and ___________________ JOHPIKRIDEPASSOC * "Get 'Em While * * W/W Shag Carpet * ------------ fitititj - _____________________ COUNTRY ESTATE, 29 Acre's, has 3 homes, lake frontage, orange tree's and all high ground. - Bellmen, AM 5 PM shifts, per manent employment. Company benefits Apply in person 6 to $ pm, Holiday Inn, Altâmonte Spring's. — - PINIAI APAI1TMEP.4T 24-Business Opportunities Tony's Homes & Cars W. Garneft White home on a wooded lakefront lot Has S bedroom's, 3 baths, large family room, double garage, with extra large storage room. Central Villas ,( Green leather davenport & Swivel rocker. 372 1771 or af'er 5:30 323 TWO STORY colonial masonr) Sand lewood Wanted _______________________ Factory rebate on purchase of annew home BEFORE GOING HOME heat 5. aIr. 53, And rl1rcp THESE LISTINGS condition. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths two car garage witt, workshop. Al rooms are extra large. Largi corner lot with big tree's. Gooc terms offered by owner, MAST EPS COVE ON THE LAKE 37) 7900 21— Situations . . FICTITIOUSNAME FICTITIOUSNAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH NOTICEOFPUILICSAI.E Notice is hereby given that we are Notic Is hereby given that I am JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR CASE NO. 73•S39.CA.09.D necessary See Art Proctor. engaged in buSiness at 7357 A San engaged NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Lt & in business at 7357A San engaged in business at $95 Hwy 477. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. THAT pursuant to Summary CIRCUIT CIVIL Sanford Wheel Ranch ___________________________ Jose Center. Winterws flivd, Jose Center. Wlnterwoojs Blvd. Longwood, Seminole County. CIVIL FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS ACTION NO. 7S;sCA.ot.A Judgment rendered on the 2nd day Winter Park. Seminole County, Winter Park. Seminole County, FlOrida, under the fiCtitiOtj names PATRICIA L. TRIER. AND LOAN ASSOCIA ION, a TELEPHONE SOLICITORS of April, A.D 197$, in lhat certain LOST: Toy femal. poodle. 14 yr's.. Florida. under the fictitious name of Florida under the fictiIit,j name of 04 COPY VAN PRINTING. COPY United States corporation, apricot, answers to "Honey Bun", AM I C U S Plir'tiff, caus, pending In the Circuit Court in W H 0 L E S A L E AMICIJS VINYL REPAIR, and that VAN PEGBOARD SYSTEMS, vaPlaintiff Willow & 25th St. REWARD. 373.' $3 Per. Hr. Salary SPECIALTIES, and that we intend and for Seminole County. Florida, COPY VAN BUSINESS SYSTEMS, WILLIAM xl. S. PERCY nrx ri..,, ai, i,.oijry, 'CUUUAPU ACCOUNTING MARILYN S. PERCY. his wife; ATIATICHATIONAL. AP4KOF If you qualify. Will train special PAUL H. McMANIGLE. etc., et al., of the Clrcui? Court. Seminole Se'mhole County, Florida in ac- SYSTEMS, Defendant and that I intend to LOUISE BARP4ES and RICHARD SANFORD, a National Banking Individuals Part time or semi full 6—Child Care County. Florida in accordance with cordance with the pro'.islons of the register said names with the Clerk P. DCDREU. NOTICE OF ACTION time. See Mr Pt,. 1017 A M the provisions Cf tP, Fictitious Flctitio,,'s Name Statutes, Association. is PIalnIaf and RER Wit of Circuit Court, Seminole County. TO- PAUL H. MCMANIGLE and Defenjants PERMANENT COATING. INC., Name Statutes, To Wit. Section Section $6309 Florid,, Statutes 1931. WYN 0 BLISS is Defendant, the. Baby Sitting for doctor's only Will Florida in accordance with the BARBARA MCMANIGLE. his wife, CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE 101 Concord Drive, Casselbsrry. MS.09 Florida Statutes 1957. undCrslgned, as Clerk of said Court, 5: Luis J. Blondet stay wIth children while they provisIons of the Fictitious Name NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN will, at 11:00 o'clock A M.. Apply In person only. S. Luis J. Blondet on the travel Good references. 374-2005. Olivia M Blondet Statutes. TO-Wit Section 565.09 THAT PURSUANT TO THE Final ttn day Cf April, A 0. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Olivia M Blondet ADDRESS UNKNOWN 1913, offer for Publish: April i, 11. 21, 25. 1913 Florida Statutes 1957 ' You can t a fair price when you actiOntoforeclosea mortgagecn the Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale sqle and sell to th, highest and Publistt April 7, 11, 21. ii. 1973 DEM 29 WIlliams Bibysitting Service. *13, 1 best 5: Copy Van of Florida Inc. athertise your "dorEt needs" in following property in Seminole entered in the cause pending in the bidder for cash, at the DCM front (west) chIld, $25 for 7 per we*k. 3733951. David S. Cavton the Want Ads County, Florida Lot 61, APPLE Circuit Court in and for Seminole door of the Seminole County FICTITIOUS NAME President County, Florida described as Courthouse. VALLEY, UNIT TWO. according to Notice is hereby given that we are in Sanford, Florida, the Publish: March 17, 74, 31, April 7, f011owsthe plat thereof as recorded in Piat engaged in business at $95 Hwy 427. 1975 following described personal FICTITIOUS NAME Book li, Page 33, Public Records of The Northerly 22 feet of Lot 2). an property, to-wit: Longwood. SemInole County, DEL-n Notice is hereby given that I am of Lots 22 and 73, and the Southerly Seminole County, Florida. F rkta. under the UU.1 1969 6-cytlnder Ford pickup. name of _____________________________ engaged inbusines's at has been filed against you a $69 feet of Lot 71, Block A, LAKE body type F-tOO 7331 Compass GRAPHICS COMPOSITION, end truck. SerIal No. CITY OF are requirel to serve a copy of your Dr., Orfarudo 37107. Seminole that we Intend to register HARNEY SHORES, according to F1OANE757 with NOTICE UNDER PIC7ITIOUS said name Florida Motor FICTITIOUS NAME County, Florida under the fictit,ous AL.TAMONTE the SPRINGS. Plat thereof wrlfltn defenses, if any, to it as recorded in NAME LAW with the Clerk of tte Circuit Court, Plat Vehicle TItle No 33)953? Notice is hereby FLORIDA given that I am Book 7, Page 77, of the Public Notice is Hereby Given that the Said sale Is made to satisfy the CONDITIONING & HEATING Stanton, pIaIntiws attorney, CO., cordancewlth the provisions of the oulevard, Winter "d that I intend to register said Fictiti Springs, Florida ADOPTION OF address l's P.O. Bax 3342, Tenth busine'ssunderthefIctltiousflam,Of CONSIDER Name Statutes, ToWit: SemlnoieCoonfy, Floridaunder the atpubllcsaietothehigh,standbest foreclosure name with the Clerk of the Circuit PROPOSEDORDINANCE Floor, Florida Federal Buitdino. JOE'SBOUTIOUEat71N Section 65509 JIeiri,t. let' I,I,l,,,.. IIOrJl "I_i, UT P1LUAH bidderforcashatll;000'c)orke,rn TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; 17-9?, in the 'i;;T' Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. accordance with the provi's befor* May 5, 1975. and file the of David S. Cayton register saId name with the Clerk Of *'st front door of the Seminole register the said name with the the City of Altamonte Springs, By: Martha T. VihIen Wit: Ie'ctiori $6309 Florida Statutes ifffier before servic, on plaintfVs ij Florida in accordanc, with 1937. the Florida public hearIng to consider enactattorney or immediately thereafter; DEL-fl Seminole County, Florida provision's of the Fictitious SPEER & SPEER, PA. S: John E. Lallier mint of Name (Seat) inanc, . 371 otherwis, a dfeuIt wilt be entere'd _____________________________ SPINE PITTS. AttorneyS for PtAin?iff Statute's, To.Wit: Section iss.o, titii,, ,,, jnr n•Jv vwtwr ucuuj tlOrida POSY OVVICS 60K UURT 1343 Statutes OF 1957. Publish: March 17, 71, 31, AprIl 7. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY in the complaInt or petition. Clerk of the Circuit Court Robert Pitt's. FLORIDA 113 Magnolia Averxje EIGHTEENTH 5: Margaret M. Batten OF ALTAMONTE By: Ceceiia V. Ekern SPRINGS, WITPIESSmy h-and and the Seal of One.HaIfOer JUDICIAL CIRCUIT $EMINOL Sanford, Florida 37371 Publish: April 7, 14, 21. 25, 1975 )E 79 this Court on April 3rd, 197$. FLORIDA Deputy Clerk ADOPTING BY PublIsh: April 7, II, 71, 28. COUNTY, FLORIDA DEM-75 Publish: April 7, 1975 1975 (SEAL) Publish; April 7, 1915 REFERENCE THE PROVISIONS OEM-fl CIVIL ACTION NO. P1-464CA44.A OEM-Il Arthur H. Bockwtm, Jr. DEMI3 OF THE SOUTHERN STANDARD In ri: the M.rrZa. at IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Clerk of She Court PLUMDING CODE, 97) EDITION. JAMES C. HAMPTON. Husband NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE FOR tNVITATIO$TOIID SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY, By: Joy Stokes AND AMENDMENTS THERETO, 'g NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Notice is hereby given that the FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. AGNES R. HAMPTON. Wife TOGETHER WITH THE 1974 Deputy Clerk EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. by virtue of that certain Writ CIty of Cassefberry of Seminoli CUlT CIVIL ACTION NO. 71SS4.CA. SEMINOLE Publish, April 7. Id, 21,71. 1973 COUNTY. CUlT, REVISION TO THE SOUTHERN SEMINOLE Execution Issued out of and under COUNTY, NOTICE OFACTION County, Florida will receIve sealed STANDARD PLUMRII4r. rrtrio FLORIDA C DEMO tn A.... ,_ •_, ,, ,_• V. .flr %.Wfliy uvri UT FLORIDA D40$ up to 5:00 P.M. Monday, April In re the MarrIage of: CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-114CA4$.A 1971 EDITION, ADOPTED BY THE PROBATE DIVISION Seminole County, Florida, upon a 1 Fiarrnont Street ___ 14, 197$, In the Casselberry City Hail, ROY CHESTER. Husband In re: the Marriage 04 so U T H E R N CASE NO. PR.75.Sl.CP S7ANDAR0 final judgment rendered in the Rochester. New York NOTICE OF SALE Casselberry, Florida for Hurst MONROE LAMAR FRYER, In Cs: Estate BUILDING CODE CONGRESS, You are hereby notified that • Notice is hereby given purwant to aforesaid court on ths 75th o Powtr Rescue Tool. Husband. RUTH CHESTER, Wife THREE (3) COPIES OF WHICPf Proceeding for dissolution of a Final Judgment of foreclosure February, A 0 1975. in that certain RALPH J. UP BANS. Sp'pclflcit;ons may be obtained NOTICE OF ACTION Petitioner, marriage hes been filed so u T H E N S T A N OAR D Deceased. CCSC dated March lIst, 1975, entered in entitled, against you General Finance from the City Manager, Casselberry ends THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: PLUMBING CODE, 1971 EDINOTICETOCREDITORS CivitActionplo.73.57.CA01Bofthe Corporation of Florida. Plaint.f, andyousrerequiredtoserveapy City Hall, Casselberry, Florida. Th RUTH CHESTER YVONNE DAVIS FRYER, Wife, TION, AND of your written detente's, if any, AMENDMENTS x's' Dallas 1. & Laura Childer's, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Circuit Court of th, 15TH JudicIal City reserve's the rIght to accept or 73 Rldae Court East Respondent. THERETO, AND 1974 REV. thereto upon Pet Itioners Attorneys, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Circuit in and for Seminole County, relect any or a'l bids. Apartment 8-6 NOTICE OF ACTION ISION TO SOUTHERN STAND. SAID ESTATE: *tuose names and addresses appear Florid.., wtereln FIRST FEDERAL Execution was delivered to me as H,ry 0. Hug TO: Yvonne Davis Fryer West Haven. Connecticut ARC) PLUMBING CODE, 197) You and each Of you are hereby SAVINGS below,onorbefo,eAprll)0 1975and Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, AND LOAN CIty Manager 06516 Address UnknOwn notifIed and required to EDITION, HAVING BEEN ON file file any the origir.ab thereof with the anilhaveievieduponth,,oIio,i,ing ASSOCIATION OF HOMESTEAD, a PublIsh: AprIl 1,1, 1973 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE Clerk of this Court either fpr described property owned by Laura claims and demands which 'ou or OEM-li that ROY CHESTER — Manager. p.o Box Casselberry. Fla, 32107 Submit resumes to Thomas Wilson Ill Executive Director Sanford Housing Authority Castle Brewer Court Fla 37711 _________________________________ profitable income. For details. write Mail Sales, Division, Box 10, Can Help Watkins Products, Inc Winona, Call 473 4317 Write P.O. Box 1213 MInnesota, 55917 Sanford.Florida 32771 Need immediately, used ar salesman Experience not ____________________________ Deflary, Adults Lovely large bedroom air, Ideal for retire person's 665 6151. 32? 5051 65—Pets-Supplies * $1,000 * , CLOSE Ill, older home in excellen - --__ . ________________________________ - FIIANKLItIAIIMS APTS, 1170 F bride Ave 371 EDUCATION Undergraduate Typist, general typ,ng, manuscripts, degree in accounting, preferrably outlines, reports, memorandums, an MBA and 3 years Federal addressing envelope's, mail outs. accounting experience letters. stencils, S hectigraph or dtto m,v,ferc Pck u I fl ".'flfQr 1fC,i 372 /.41 PROBLEM PerhapsAlcoholic Anonymous ' Monday, AprIl 7, 1fl3-.. Commercial Properties Homes, Lots Acreage 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, cb home located on a beautiful seclude d wooded lot. This is an Immaculat e home. Hits carpc'trd floors. centra heat 5, air, many other nICI feature-s - t - - Attention Northern Visitors Sanford Newly painted at decorated large 7 bdrm opt. ne, hoSpital $65 off first mo 5,63 p er ma 323 903) and be a registerccj EMI Salary_ range-sf99 51,216 Mo, Send as )' — __________ Evenh'g Herald, Sanford, Fl, 41—Houses - 41—Houses MIII IONS of dollars in Real Esti Ic 's sold daily in the Classified AcIS Nothing %n'alI,lxut that' years administrative experience Meet requirements of Fl Firefighters Standards Council. the Ooeraiinq Budget, approves invoice's for payment, verilie' employer time cards and per formS other duties direCted by the Exeutie Director. says 29—Rooms Two rooms at 1)06 W 3rd St $16 a week each 377 11$) alter 6 Community of tS.000 population Muit have 5 ears Cxperience as full time firefighter including 7 and eQuipment _______________________________ __________ Real Estate General Office Balances daily cash receipts journal 4nd deposits same In local bank Insures accuracy of tenant Security deposits held in separate account and makes periodic u%tments to same - -----___________ - ILLUSTRATIVE DUTIES RC(I alt dOumc'nt. conlrscts and re9Otiables for the purpose of CS'ditif'lQ accounts within the Work your own hours Earn extra Journal and general ledger Keeps income as an AVON Represcn accurate records of income and fative Call -ii 3079 Cxppflsp; recording same in lpCcfled mccounts FIRE CHIEF Makes 3 Lines Minimum Noon - The Day _____ lyping, hnrthand preferred 619 Atlantic National flank Bldg 373 41S0. someone who's been helpful to careful that another doesn't now put in writing so there'll be pork, sour cream, butter, for advertising so<alled health of the American heart you recently. Your remarks overshadow you on something no misunderstancljng. cheese and fatty sausage. Also, products. Assa., dedicated scientists, the will anger this person when he achieved. This person is not what about the healthy Swiss The fact the article was National Heart and Lung learns of them. entitled to share the returns. PISCES(Fcb.20.71arch20)lf and their saturated fats, '.Tittefl by a doctor doesn't Institute and other publicGEMINI (May 21-June 20) you're not careful you'll exceed cheeses and dairy p ucts' itiake it holy. I was asked by spirited organizations, the Something will be offered you. budget on something you Eastern European and Russian one owner of such a health incldence'tf heart disease in the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. Rentals PEOPLE, grOwing Winter P,,,h. Real Estate firm needs representti, to Staff new Sub divijion in the Sanford area Call Mr Robert Greene, Realtor AREA ONE REALTORS. INC 647. tiHOn RATES HOURS people ___________ 18-Help Wanted SANFORD HOUSING AUTHORITY MAJOR F UNCTION Thi5 (s a high ly responsible administrative Involv!ng tIie accurate lCcOunting for all funds received andsDent,aswelias,unp.jy he Federal governmt info debt ftrvlCtand advan(e amortilation funds, 8319993 3222611 ________________________ Dr. Lanib enclosed Wanted J Seminole itbout people confused 1975 On ______________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ For Tuesday, April 8, _______________-- - lit Slatoc', and •orc. man n 'stallation concrete foundation work for Signs. equDment. Dump's, xtc Undergrouno or above ground Storage tank's. Dewatering. ccCvAtion. driveway Culvert pipes and Pined walls, retaining walls Keith R Smith Construction In 305671 IllS Stan. 71 hr's Kil(hen Sa$nroom Cabinets. counter tops, Sinks In Stallation i. ,,ilable Bud Cabeil 327 1051 anytime _LondOearg C&A Backhoc Service A re you a full time drivvc wilts a part Lnocl,arinq septic tank's, time car? Check the Automotive lill d,rt, Alt Kind's of Section in The Herald everyday 3279117, 5341195 ______________________________ ______ ?ss,,.L)IQI Tree Service /s lTree5,,-rvtt' Complete Tree Care 1W f),sck) Klauck 3735144 Will Drilling WELLS DRIL,ED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS At' types a SiteS We repair and service S'tlfdE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W 3rd St 3226137 Pi tNr4tNc. A GARAGE SALE f)CiP'I FORGIT TO AD VFR'IcfIT 1C4 THE CL 45511 II I) ADS 12 7611 322-2ô11 o 831-9993 r - M �— 68—Evening Herald. Sanford, FL Mod Walker ARE YOU TkROU&P IT tç 761 NESP.PR, (OTTO, LOOK AT THAT MUD OLJ TCE' ( IN! VV I N 11 DONE W1114 ir B RI D G E AT USWAI.t) and JA%IF.S I continued hearts instead of leading a spade back. Had he done so, South could have duck. ed and discarded a diamond from dummy. Later on he could 4 K 1064 WEST EAST A 732 v K 9J9 * K 1098 54 .4.7 V862 I C3 unblock by -discarding another ANY COtLTD 4AT ABOUT IT fl415 THING MEN TEN.JILL 7 'OtfE rrs STEAtIY AS A R2k, OOP 1 FAMILIAR WTT}4 T~M WEAPON! TEU. ME ABCkJT ThE PORTABLE - SOUE THIS is ALL "VU HAVE T1E UNIT ) Pb IS SNAP nis tiMHERE I BILICAI. IN1O Th W est I 4 BUSINESS. \orth East to make his contract. The sim. p1 ke dummy's Jack of spades wi th his qeen. lead the low spade right back and discard a diimond right then Th e second diEmond ould go Ofl the ace of spades later." 'outh . ____ I ____ Pass Pass - Opening lead— 10* -- The bidding has been: 7 . . . South %%es$ North East , fly Oswald & James Jacoby - by Art Sonsom 49T I? Cl f / - U M"T ,.,.. , '..iic tC4F easy to get into. In fact. we You. South. hold: know few players who haven' t * k Q q 5v , 2 • k 43 4 Q R 7 qu tlilied for mtmbii lup \h it d I I I Ii Jim: ''South became a A - ffid'Ibree clubs. %$e %ould member after going down at not criticize either a Io4padc or three notrumo. lie remarked, Ito-noLrump rebid. but the club !fida seen that my diamond Is our first choke. pt- AAWu . - rfl. -- by Larry Lewis J Ph D Cleavers THEE PRiCe Of= A CUP made my contracC." Oswald: "South won the spade lead w ith dummy'sjack and promptly led a club to his queen. West won with the ace and shifted to a heart. East was Send $1 for JACOBY MODERN allow ed to in and continu book t. w Bridge. (do this hearts. South took the third P.O. Box 489, Radio heart in dummy, cashed four CityStaIion. New York. N.Y 10019 ALL 1 HAIUE IS Ph C) -- '.P 7;C rK RAW 6405 W &TrAKaW7' W60RY I. Oc AWCAS IIKE XV Ph.D PkD - 4 4.7 BUGS BUNNY _________________ - — _________________ i affp RAV5 60 V 1' In anti cipation of court room violence that could always d Court Judge David Strawn yesterday asked the Seminole County Commission for a telephone buzzer system that a judge could use to alert armed deputies In anotlier part of the courthouse. And specially, Strawn said that a Seminole County jafl inmate, who has already been convicted of various felordes and who has threstened "to all around the cmirtiic? w from . K Ryan outside sources at n CvW f~ty. NWAVr W.AM/ AWAA, 4 'A _LHelmhLJ!oIf.l 1Fg Ii ALL _rJA1XiEK.-AQMlIW A TH' ScvP 51~7HT AU - • .\NRRK TUMBLEWEED T iT A FAST FtJ=R E., wowl THAN A yl cc '?j I (4 I OH, KNOCK BLOP4DIE Chic Young CAN 'tVU THIS IS TE.QlBt..E'JIwws CAN I DC) )fJ TELL ME W&W!5 SIOLP PLANT IS Aawr IT? Ii %V%?0QG %n PWPtANT? WEEV1LS)Jftz/ 7 7 . ______ - 1!cyEEv L. S! ) . .. . ... . . by (TELEP-*ONE i \..PSCILLA! A i OY \ 1 S-1OULD I GIRL Al Ven"oer YOUR EVERY OD'"5 Withabuner system on the phone, Strawn told the 27 Ac i 7 ! - ____ I fr I '1"- \ - - (1HANIL I es CAN CLIMB ) - .. — ARCHI E _________ ARIE 4.7 .j - WHERE'S MR WEATHERSEE, miss PHLIPS 7 g our RiGHT Now! HE TOLD ME YOU'D BE HERE, ARCHIE ' , HE SAID TO LEAVE 7'HE* M 014 HIS DESK I until needed and would not require additional personnel to be sta tioned unnecessarily in CAPTAIN Y TOtAl.. BLJKJE41... A by Crooks & Lewr.nc. TgOLY 11415-ER PEROJ HA5 ACHIEVED THE 5VCH FVV.ITY OF MIND!_ V##1JMi!FREP AY THE 511f5FUL MENTAL 9cvvtrY! .-._.,J KALLIKAK, YE,°H.t)AT9 TER K! I Oof Gfl ____ ( Galloway said that he had prior Information of a courtroom struggle that developed last week and stationed additiorwl men In the courtroom to hiantile it. "We got ever)tWng under control, but it took extra personnel todo It," he declared - -.. ;,- III I ' index I / •.. ,, p1ip" - J1 by Bob Thaves v Ali I WON 14Y SHORT RIBS NADR P0;ZKE5A=EL-1 L S 14 _J ________________ fl \ 9EAUY QJITF 9 - by Frank NIH ALL ~4S 00 1 S ADMIT AA LUWAIT, - OLD LN _W SENATE RWXIJ4i5 LOT P90PLE YAWN6 / .. . ' 41 . - , -.. - 3 -. . -- . officials who feel SCOPA's , ' a r a( in V VA ,' JOHN KIMBROUGH Za beyond i own Port bowi darles, the bill's wording 13 (Continued On Page SA) l ( Knowles' proposal calls for proposal calls for a building on city build a twostory building and J at French Avenue told Uie Board there is not an and Seminole Boulevard. area of that size available in the Knowles admitted, however, downtown area. Ulat his PrOPOAed l"Lim was The Board of Director's r7 - V R 4il evenue Senice i H next Tuesday, April IS. For those who are dellnquci!-, in filii91 there are penallim assemed by the IRS. JHerald Staff Photo by Vincen t ) AND COUNTING ,-.- may unanimously endorsed the administrative building were construction of a new city hall proposed this morning. building and urged the city Knowles said where the 5(~ Commission to pursue the idea. )ear-old city W is presently The Board had little located is the -ideal" site for a discussion on the proposal new building, but there is not presented by City Manager enough area to accommodate Warren 'Pete' Knowles other the projected necessary thari POSN the idca of locating parking and square footage for the city hall in a downtown a building. ".4t . - - . Greater Sanford Chamber of across Liord Avenue. Commerce this morning No other locations for a new .- stwtin of a -TW city tLaL mpde by John Krider, wW go to' to take the lead," he aid. the City Cotriml an Where HoA4rd liodgM chairman of already there is some cone= the Bankers Cormnittee of the mer thf,rTlority of building a chamber, said he would like to ne w city hall. ComrabWorters John Monis, A. A. McClanahan and Gordon Meyer have said that they feel son* action sbould be taken to solve the city's drainage problem before money Is spent Senator Vo t P shes on Constructing a new city hall. Commissioner Julian Sten. strom, in light of the fact that fly ED PRICKETT Askew planned to focus oil the revenue slump that has forced he city voters have defeated a Askew's budget recommendationts brought groans from L referendum on a $6 miWon bond issue, are in favor of going vowed to seek additional funds for the state,s county school ahead with consideration of a hint to cut recommended state spending by $1 million, onFlorida Education Commissioner Ralph Turlingthn, who reorganization of state social and environmental agencies to improve Services and onmeaswesto curb ofoffice, i eluding stronger financial disclosure laws. their 60-day sesMon in Tallahassee today in a convivial atmosphere temporarily laying aside the economic proems and F days are traditionally given to swearing in new members, politi cal corruption that have plagued the state. honorinR the most valuable merrberv - of the past session as picked The first Wil on Olt Senate calendar -Senate Bill No. 10 is in Florida newspaper polls and setting the stage for the next 60 proposed stems. new city hail. In Seminole, school olficlais, al though disenchanted wi th School Supt. Bud Layer, however, has predicted no new teachers law to rename SR 46 (Sanford's First Street) from days wi ll he hired in the county next year unless legislators find u.s. l7.O2toIntersthte4thewiuiamAKrasrI1ighway additi onal funds over and above what the governor recoinVogt said this morning he will call Seminole's delegation mended State Seuitor John Vogt, head of Seminole County 's - good roads and good bridges." Vogt reserved a Serkate gallery seat for Mrs. El!zabeth legblators plan to present during this session of the legislature. - or a bridge in his memory. Iii resuming his fight for a financial disclosure law, Askew Picking up w here he left off la st year w hen lainakers redu ced Ns comprehensive disclosure bill to a watered down law. Reorganization issues focus on demtralizafior. of the huge e major item 11l be budget problems created by the I)epartiuent of Health and Rthabththtie Services and con- economicsiump that has sent unemployment in Florida climbing solidation of en0ronmental agencits. ,kew as set to present his "State of the State '1nesge lawmakers assembled in a flower bedecked House ftniber one Talinhassee, past national a%erages Askew has presented a $4.49 million budget to legislators, cutting spending by $153 million, but has done little to justi fy and defend his rmmendations. Stenstrom said this morning, next "I don't care where it 13 s budget, predict no cutbacks in tl~e educational co(juilujity. 1ukd," but that the city Vogt said some bun proposed by Seminole 's delegation wm't make it this year, but the cocoa Beach Democrat said Filing them this year will make those same bilispruneforpassage rwxt sear. By DONNA F-STES Herald Staff Writer "needs a new city hall." I don't consider drainage a proem any more, Moore said last night in the City Commission meeting. Knowles said the downtown businesses are l ooki ng or something to stimulate the He said a new cit)' hall under construction would help to change the depressii n philosophy of the businesmen. Knowles' proposal, based pro jected flgurc would cost $1.e million to zi:- commodate 50,000, a 19 projection. mdtl no deposits could be at. operation by "someone" and $125 noted "llennigan -it M.70, rebated by the city or tributed to thal, source. %Nhole trays of paper uscii. Christmas Party" - was the rebate from the city of Around the the Clock Ex-Police CWef Tom HenMrs. Shomate. who also borrowed by him from the fund I ON(.WOOI) Acting nigan, in a telephone Interview serves as city hall office when his mother 41j ridge died when the benevolent fund had Calendar 5A Public Safety Director James with The Herald s mornIng, tanager, said given no has actually spent only $100 for the Plelcones turned over to City said he was always under the one from the Police Depart. Ilennigan said at the job. Clerk Orinle R. SI`1011111tt' sort'(' impresssion the monies were ment a key to the offi(-v side of deFirtments' 1974 "hristinas m cs ...... ......... 411 1129 this morning, identified as turned in at city halL Ilennigan said in March the city hdII. and suggeste,d that the party there was nnt enough DearAbby A -111 receipts from the sale of acmoney to buy a drink for those tear gas expenditure was for Mrs. Shomate, treasurer - of office is being broken into. Dr. Lamb 10A Editorial ....................4A cident reports for March awl the city for the past 17 years, "Perhaps someone is using a attending. Ile said he nude out pocket dispensers for the a check for $85.55 to the motel women employes. Ile said Horoscope ................ 10A part of February. said no funds have ever been fingernail file to get into cit Hospital .................... 5A But, he said, he is continuing turned Into city coffers from the hall as was done to get into my where the party was held for today. however, that he per. Obituaries SA an investigation to determine report sales the drinks. With the drink sonally bought as gifts for the office in the past," she said Sports what happened to receipts from as Mrs. Shomate also charged Plelcones said his offictirs money and a sum he had men employes tear TeleSIon lO the sale of reports prior to his "somtone" is gaining ad need access to a copying dispemers arrJ the benevolent g C taking office two months ago mitttance to city hall at night inacWng at night since 14 said the fund now actually o -es fund money as not used for %VF.ATIIF, that purpose. Although it was reported and has, on several occasions, separate forms mu3t be hint 55 cents. Yesterday's hlgh'85 low this accident report revenues - wsed the city copying machine. completed when an arrest is flennigan "d he would have AN 4 morning 53. Partly cloudy and said to average about SG5 She said alt,hough she has made. - We used to have a key, to 6A at the benevolent funtl arm through Wednesday with monthly had been previously disabled the machine when but most of the time when we go any repayment for contribution books Jhighs lower to mid Os. Laws to. to recall the delAils In rom ennga. placed in the Poli ce Departcity hall closng at night several over there (to hall) now the dty both night lower to mid 60s. Com'xansactiwis. . The fnmwr polltv titlef could pleir w.-athrr &Aalls as well as ment's berwvolent fund, cer- times she has found on opening power is shut off the rn,athine.City Manager Warren 'Pttr' Kno-A les I right I cises Greater lfarLwk's audit Whou-e Daytona Beach tides for tified public accountant Harold city hail in the morning thatthe Hennigan, discussing the not explain the expenditu d the Satifurd Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors on proposal Wednesday on Page 5A. llartscxk in an adult of the fund machine was put back In burvoleat fund audit, said the notcl in the relwrt for tear res fundonJan, 31 hada bala nce f for a ne dt% hall. Cham be r President Wayne A!ort left, is an itItt'rtt liti-t-t. B she FILANK AND ERNEST — Longwood Audit Investigation Continues )UST TtLL MY kAFE IS CKrr oir ITYLIS I AJOT 7"T MUCH . Included among those lls to be dLscu&sed are a measure calling for non-partLun elections of state attorneys and a Lill by Howie klinsider AT Hopw. loo, FIEUXSTM .—, - N '- You SWAMI As a result, private bonding attorneys - at no cost to the county have drafted legislation that will be in. froduced at this session of the legislature. Al though there has been some contro versy over the proposal, especially City of Casselberry By MICK LOCHRIDGE see a feasibility study on Hersid Stall Water locating the city haU either on the of the Chamber The Board of Directors of building or #4 Last week Rayfield Lane Jr, prevent the murder of a judge how after Senate President Demey Baron, by in mates the re because prisoners "were aware of the gaveled the 160 legisla tors into session, _____ 15 YOUR NAME, P - Gilvin case, Strawn invited the conunissioners to sit in on the in Marin County, Calif., didn't ---- - H any hint of trouble planned. but "when there's six to eight to sentence, like there Is tornoff ow, I might not be aware of everything in advance." 4.1. her father's 32) ears' serv ice he honored by naming a state road " LE)Kmrr!, rc -- IN together early next week to discuss various important measures brough said that such a system I :-•.•- In describing the potential l egislative Delegation, will introduce the bill on the Senate floor crisis that could arise In the to "honor a man who just quietly ded icate d his life to building Commissioner John Kim. — Galloway said that he can usuall y anticipate when ere - eE - - Sanford Chamber En orses City al ..-... looks ith w hen a situation ____ _____ .... Ju Amid asPlenthdarrayor flowers, norIdalegislators ope the courtroom, Strawn said. VBobMontana BUT HAVE ALL OUR SUGGESrIONS ON HOW TO IAAPI?OVE C0140iTIONS IN SCHOOL JIM RYAN on a shotgun blast as a ft continue at their regular posts ? - -- . I Herald Staff Writer warning" of any trouble. by Dick CovoH Hi CHI P5.' - the bath water," Ryan says of the ii leglatIon that took away SCOPA's ability to even issue bonds on their own land - — commissioners, "we could alert armed deputies who are s tationed In the jail" Strawn declared, "we'd like not to rely The buzzer alert system would enable personnel to WINTHROP - tii more - life untencts- M_ ft. 7% 0 ' I -. . River county for armed rob. bery, a five-year sentence from .. — ____ _7 AND START RAISING -.- — I fl(] i To Kratzert Highway U . . . But,UnIIkeSCJDA,theportjs limited to attrac ting Indust to SIS the 120 acres designated as SCOPA property next to — Interstate Four and the St.Johitg with last year's decision by spirited individual who refuses subsidized by funds from state west of Sanford. And, although federal powers to veto the canal to let a small thi ng like the racing tax revenue as well as a the state's Industrial Financing for environmental reasons. canal decision stand In his way, special county millage? Act of 1969 gave SCOPA the The attraction that the port the Port still holds solid at. As wi th the Seminole County authority to issue revenue offered to prospective In- fractios for indusfries. Industrial Development bonds to prospective clients dustries would have been an "We want to underscore that Authority (SCWA), th e func. who qualify, more recent obvious one water fran. the Port sits on the crossroads tion of SCOPA to "promote legislation has clouded the sportation Is the lowest cost of a major interstate highway, the industrial economy of the ability of the Port to do so mode for transportation "for araiiroadandarjver.A)thot State, increase opportunities In an attempt to insure that the commodities for which it Is we're water-oriented, we're not for gainful Mployrnent ;ind SCOPA was not able to bond dddpt iti' ristrit d tu tlt xilusi i 1f puRh ing po er, tmproe outs of Port property, a law k And, according to Port of transportation," Ryan says li ving conditions and otherwise was passed tha t was poorly Authority Director Jim Ryan, And just what is the purpose conttibute to an aggressive, community. of the Port, which is presently welfare of the Sta te." "They threw the baby out with week for the armed robbery at a ft"i"4 explained tb6t A b=er tence for rape. ristem WMM nolt reWx the Winn Dixie store. current physical m4W that SLrawn said that Brevard Gilvin was also charW Ws thit judlit already has on hand, County already has a similar week in a recent but would add to it. buzzer alert system. Seminole County jail. In ad. Wfion, the unemployed electrician has already received two life sentences from Indian j '; - — catalyzed Strawn's concern. a 24-year-old Eatonville man, JUDGE DAVID RMAWN had to tx, b(xh4 removed in The inrute, Gary Lee Gil%in, 23, of Mt. Sterling, Ky, Is aL. cumPaWW -Straiwn. into tht handcuffs and kg km after be ME ASAIN SOMETIME? (J - I 4"141 A TAC X 1 Hut the brochure, as well the 1065 special le gislati on that conc'tved Seminole County Port Authority (SCOPA were throw n a crippling left hook _______ Court ) ' )WM' 74T V OEP Cents S )r('frJa(gJør7k4capp'TRy P71Y Sanford, Florida 32771—price 10 Circui e See s A rm ys em by Garry Trudeau / 0 - .. %IN SPAITH VNTUAPRISE AWN _________________ 8, 1975 _. DOONESBURy _________________ 197— Tuesday,Ap pril Strawn Expects Trouble diamoridsbu(couldnotgetto G(4RBAGE SERVICE :F AN ADvANCED DEGREE 16 WORTM 001NO A9TEX01 ~L IXN T9 ONLY spARerGoRRc .• -' CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I SOMETIMES wONDE ic TODAY'S QUESTION You do bid three clubs and your artner bids do Answer Tomorrow his hand to score the last two." ______ By Roger B&I __________________________ I CAN BUST IT IF CA DOOT minDA LC)T CH4*6=... FUNNY BUSINESS __________________________ at lJ fr4J No. Sanr ora: n Industri al Attraction - "Ali I can do is refund your money. I can't make lip the 3.2 i"ttnn since you nurchased it!" r CCIh (lair ( raise 0 4OUR UEARM 0 0 •w 1 - THE BORN LOSER ByBILLBELI.vIL Herald Staff Writer The Port will see large creases in activity when the Cross Florida Barge Canal 13 completed. Extension of vast waterway et west of Sanford will provide entrance and exit through the St. Johns River, Indian River Canal to Port Canaveral,' So reads a small brochure proclaiming the joys that an Industrial port with easy access to the state's Atlantic s s dS :iurUrn port of Jacksonville can offer to a prospective client. ___ I. Pass Year, r Port Of ce. v 103 •A65432 Q2 Both vulnerable by Do,. Gue ]Hleiraltl ___ East's continuation of earts ruin this chan " 4A7 p - 67 ' diamond on the ace of s r des SOUTH ID1 I I lucky. Fast had made a brilliant defensive play when he V A 754 K 1097 . FIRED : Jim: Sou th was very un- 7 - t .. 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' - 4; - - 2:30 0 t unroule. jfJ - , - - - -_ . . ,! ! !l ., . .14 corporations ma" windfall "Eve poli tidan talks about profas of 00 per cent to 1,000 how America is going to be self, per cent' sufficient," Kelly said, "but the "The idea a company can bill for developing another make a 5M per cent or ipo p,-r source of energy will be $800 cent profit bothers Americans billion over the next 10 years. But why do people buy This must be paid by the public government bon& rather than either as consumers or as tax stocks in oil wells and geld . - -. -;-. - . . - $2.25 $1.25 •- Iw'.tI.',1,v:oi,IouIIA, •IViAGfIVPA ''' " _______________ " _____________ UA - L INTN ' NORTH - .362.4000 305 A it -'''- t IiJ: _______________ — D • ,.r By ED PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer State Rep. Bob Hattaway has Joined County Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. in opposition to State Rep. Vince Fechtel's decision to "oppose legislation" to split Circuit Court Clerk duties and create a county comptroller's office. This Is a "fight between Fechtel and Hattaway," Hattaway says. "We vill just have to see who can outdo who on the floor. I will take it through the House with or without his support." In a letter to the Seminole Legislative Delegation and Republican. said he sees -no Justificrtion" for the new office and questioned the potential costs, By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer The letter angered Vlhten because the commission chairman said Fechtel had promised no decision wotdd be made on the comptroller proposal before an upcoming delegation meeting in Now, Hattaway says he feels so strongly about the issue that he will break an "unwritten law" among the delegation that oppoltton from one member of a local legislative delegation will kill any proposed bUI. "i do not buy the old cliche-, the unwritten law," Hattaway said,addlngthathewill"thkeft through Ov Houlse mysi because of his anger at Fechtel and belief in the proposal. Asked why Fechtel changed his mind, Hattaway said, "Undoubtedly, Mr. Beckwith did a job on him (Fechtel)." Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr., in response to commission charges that he has been clouding the record with "half truths and lies", has said the staternents are so strong as to be considered "slander." 7`11i trouble began after E.H. Underwood, in a recently completed efficiency study, recommended that the (man, cial duties of the clerk's office be removed and re-organized into an entirely separate department. If the fWa.l duties were collecting by the courts. Beckwith W strongly atlacked the Research and Managernent report, caffing it "nothing new" and says he is "incensed" about Underwood,s 'siurring"remarksmwhich he criticizes the operation of the clerk's department. Ifhe comptroller proposal would require a special act of (Continued On Page 2-A) removed from Beckwlth's 18member department, his control would shrink from budgeting $18 miWon annually to handling a mere two or three Million Involved In revenue . - 6~, eni e 11 ~~ F, .- ". -1 -- 7--__-r~-,i, ir 7 ys m - I ___ - - - . - __ I, . - terly critics! in recent months system is complicated and not position paper calling for now poses a major obstacle to of state Division of Youth understood by most citizens, revamping of the state crime control." ( 1111 I Services (DYS) procedures in according to DYS officials. Department of Health and The sheriffs are asking the the handling of Juveniles acResidents of the Meadowlark Rehabilitative Services to cut legislature to transfer the rused of crimes. The present subdivision in Winter Springs through "all the red tape that Division of Corrections and last week came away from a ______________________ DYS delinquency programs % meeting with police and DYS ! from the Department of Health IIUP representatives saying their • i and RehabilitativeServlces os , handa are tied in fighting a , proposed ne Department of rising jucnile andalism rate Correcttonsalong with the field in their community because of • staff of the state Parole arid theprocedures. Probation Commission. Legislature To Open A goup of residents have y Seminole Sheriff John Polk, Recession and impeachment cloud beginnings of the lodged complaints about a meanwhile, has predicted that 1975 Florida Le gislature as it opens Tuesday In juvenile "gang" that they say moves announced by HRS Tallahassee ssoctated hess Writer Jere Moore has in has been terrorizing their director Joseph R iowan "is depth look at problenis abead in his story on Page 3A of youngsters with beatings, rockjust a step to to prevent the todas s Herald throning incidents, bus stop AITAMONTE SPill legislature from reorganinng attacks and lunch thefta NGSmoke-shrouding HItS I-ol1oi the meeting, d the central sections of this iowan says changes in spokesman for the group of city is expected to remain procedures will stop you The it1on s youth has switched from drUgS to ak ohol Winter Springs residen said it : \ for the next few days a from being released by DYS in and Seminole County's teenagers are no exception For h,iil taken "the edge off ,i underground fIres at the ases wh're field counselors !-_-~- -- - _-~_ = d& t iils n4id (,knn M.island's story in today s Semlnok poli ii t tally i x p1 o I iy they should be held pending I cuter garbage dump _ Magazine situation" Mrs Nancy Booth continue to smoulder, (( juemle court proceedings said, howeer, that the result of 'NOW they're starting to do department offIcials said ____Irtv1 " I the Juvenile System Studied juvenile handling Itilday. what law enforcement officers . _Z. have been saying all along," Herald Staffer Bob lJoyd detalls how it juvenile is Polk said, "but after the Ii indlid thro'ji'h the Judui,i) .teni in in IIHII ptti StudS Masor Norman Floyd said the ,llti(u(1(' of ',l)U lafl I touth legislalureineetsit llg back to liii I' i t 2\ of ted iy lit raId today he ordered city fire me I in a Jusenile' the same old thing" units to atop pouring cIty A DYS olfidal said friday Polk said the state's sheriffs waterou the flames when • J that the Winter Springs are"fedupwithjuvenjlesbejng F '( . users continue dumping situation is being handled by back on the sls before garbage and trah, which I/ the agency and that the Around the Clock . - - _ 4A arresting officers can get out of : .... .. 6A Dr. Lamb . . I Editorial rle ...... .. . . ....... 4B 4A FTiday morning, base been cooled by actions lie said recent changes of ur Ounge \z Ins ICI€f I 0iay - - - - -- uITP ' ire -_~~=____ _. - (INN) - - ro = ~_1~ .5_~74% ~= . -I;-. __ 4 __ - •,' 4 4 ______ - M _~ , V U - • - ,. GET AWARDS - inuex - 0 .. From Drugs To Alcohol * .- .. rou e ' '' ____________ - Leaves - - - - ______________________ 0 INN X 1- 1 i I (' 'ILt)MI' - - - W11"It (See Related Story, Page 2A) Judges, sheriffs, legislators and educators have been bit- - WED MATINEE ~ I)f ' ___ ,j-r ---. - it , - - ' ii - .- Ufl °". '.'" ' - - - - i Tougher Code Is Urged a'ot,,i*,M $5.,95 _____ __.. portation . - no rational basis for Ignoring reasons our country's leaders the lessons of history and he took us into that war," Kelly teachings of reafity. said, adding, "I cannot believe the wellhead or tran- the world market." - c,I t (jf " I ,; I - @ POA$TIDTOTHISATISFACTIONO,(VIIYOYPSY SERVIWOAOII$CHCUT SALAD BAR _sAa(ropoyAyo_MOLLS - __ I at -- ii-.~ rHattawayz- Breaks With- Fechtel Over Court Clerk ssue L., I -. ~_ _ _7~"~ _~" - __ _' -- -- I - ______________________________________________________________ - - - - ! , 'We should look again at he I. .." - ex _! W7 lip I - -, PISCES (Feb. 2ll.-March 20) - - - - coul I. __ -'1.w -I i 1111W 0 - , i1Rlt1ki1 fIJ.I4'LI/ & 'I . .. __ , %7UII - Jp"- C Is .1 *.' 4 cmi - 7be partr CANCER (June 21-July fl) in br inging two friends together Some very unusual conditions on a project of mutual interest are in existence today. 'flay to them. You'll share in .: M 1 - NOW APPEARING THE CRIST SISTER & DONNII '" :- _~_~_= __~__ _____ - "not because I want to deprive our resohc will be washed workers of wages, but because away. We will have relatively every increase in salary which inexpe nsive energy again and not justified lneue in continue in the vulnerable Productim adds to the cost of position where oil can be cut off goods w hich must compete in .-. Career. you u iU understand the reuon (or the RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 3364 EDGEWATER DRIVE ORLANDO, FLORIDA Edg.waf.r& Par _________________ ,I deficit government spending "If the prices are reduced, former presidents, cabinet of the Pacific area (or the next . I W . -" - -_; officers and generals launched 100 years." Kelly said thi i , our nation on a frolic that ended Congreis could re-examine and Iii I _ 1 4 i 11! t ' with 55,000 Amcricans dead, re-e valuate as position conN . - 300,000 American casualties cerning aid to Vietnam in a 12~ I 0 OR" I .-7 .. it d1 1 !10 0 itIV , ; _j and billions of dollars spent 48 hour span of time after ,..4 1) .4 ' 54 66 but it can be done" f* They do not want to invest in I __ - gaining detailed information lifetime and the chances of a fie said although he does not high risk ventuaii — . reasons, those leaders should from expert witnesses on cupIe more are great -7 believe war .ilth the Arabs ll The only rasn 'nses'i executed in histori Kell), geography. military reality, "There is a strong tide of iso. oi - that he does not fa or ir attracted to high n~sk declared. "we cannot accept procedures, trade routes, the totionism in our country, but that route, it in not practical ventures is the opport unity for I the e made another mista ke' economy and raw materlain — there Is an equally song tide of and 66 not necessary — war could enoous profita Od corn. -4 = philosophy." not Just emotional issues, - fa 44 those favoring war with the happen if the western world panles must be kept in a Florida's fifth congressional I "'Ibe thing that happened to Arabs to take their oil away ~ were truly faced with economic financial condition where they * thstrkt representative said Neville Chamberlain can (rem them if they continue rangulatlon. can peorm." . I issue is what the United States happen again," Kelly said. "We refusing to sell it at cheaper i t FQAI c. "'Ibe great danger is the (ttl On the other hand, Kelly has promised South Vietnam, must evaluate our position but pric€s. effect on ow Allies," he said. pointed out companies should i the quality of the promise and not on an emotional basin. ""Let me say I do not believe "We only Import 20 per cent of "be pushed off the economic r P - __ JJAERICAN the circumstances of the com. "Isolationism has never we will got to war with the our iii whfle our Alliesimport blufr' if they are not being $èANCER • rnitment. really been In style in the Arabs. The choice on oil is 80 per cent of theirs. I'm not reasonable or are trytng to rip 0F WWI . 6 ~t Ile said although the war United States. It was debunked between a rock and a hard sure we are in a position to off the corrLsui_r. we . situation in Sou th on Dec 7, 1941 Vietnam I America needs place The hard place l.a if the our Allies jw ~ ,ix crushed Rather than high taxes on 1-substantially different in many goods and material from other Arabs will not reduce the price. economically. I'm t s __4 I - __. .I we e c __ oft I Kel y f v a ways than it was just five days parla of the world. We have to The rock is if they will reduce it. are in a posiflon to see them -_ lowammm~ Plow back, Putting the money to iI ago, the question is yet to be live in the world," he said. Z "If the price is kept high, with faced with a proposition they use for expari iand inmtg, aQ (# CHURCH CHILDREN Hol) Cross Episcupal Ourch of Satiford holds an annuis qwW ~_~ answered whether the Military "I'm not a war-monger, but a great deal of sacrifice we can cannot refuse. A power shift ment in energy researich and servI'e for young children featuring a cross which the youngsters forees of the south have been I'm also not going to act like the become independent in energy could leave the decorate by bringing flowers. 7be Rev. Carl T. Cannon, curate, is United States in development. ECORATE CROSS shown with cross. ( Herald Staff Photo by Don Vincent) If the Vietnamese have the been a bucketfui of wars in my supported by the promise of Kelly remains opposed to energy," he said. For Saturday, April 5, 1975 I'4'f'IJ44.UV ____ ,, 0 ____________ 51 64 ' ! / P S ,- I. I __ i-00k ,I- t ".-.._-___.. — 7 .1 -- - - I +0 - - , ur ecia f _1J I A 11 . - .~ ' -1 -_ -_ __ _ . — I GOLDEN AGE-1k . I. %, , 45 46 147 - 'ock Concert ' ' , s Film Ike ~ _ M - , Ow- -;a ift . 24 43 CAPRICORN 19 be 'tr' (9) American bargains othert; pass by if You GEMINI (May 211-Junie 20) use your Insight when at the Bandstand (24) Villa Alegra Your competence comes to the Marketplace. Heed inside In. (35) Sports Legends fore if Your creative ingincts formation. (2) East-West are challenged It's a good d.a " All Star, AQUARIUS (Jan. 2OFeb. 19) to use your ______ I 11 * fly DONNA F~STES Herald Staff Writer resolve and tile wherewithal. they could yet bring ostantial A! TAMONTE SPRINGS pOer to bear on the north, U.S. Rep. Richard Kell Y (R. said. holiday) called today for a re 'if the United States lacks examination - a detailed the resolve to protect the free sctin) of the nation's pall world — If a political s acuum b concerning Vietriam,saying the created, every student of war there ci still h4l, turned history knows that another around. im"er will ru!ih to fill it. There II - . 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' James Wheland (left) __ __ - _ ~ �2A—Sunday Herald Sanford, Fl. Sunday. April, ins Juvenile Procedure Involved ' V rr'ur-rWIf Trip ' For Youths BY Till.. A,AATED PRESS .07 ! junmcounselor wW, within • 15 days, recommend to the state attorney's office that charges a petition) be filed or not filed in Mrs aroiund the country [as led to a one-year post- ponement of a plan to dismantle billionaire Howard Hughes' huge fl.ying boat, the Spruce Goose. "It was purely that," said Director Michael Collins of the Smithsonian's Air and Space Maseum of the letter campaign after the Feb. 27 announcement of the plan. Under the plan, the huge wooclen craft would be sliced up T\l T I ALLAHASSEE , I Collins confirmed Friday that he had agreed with the Hughes conglomerate firm, Summa Corporation, for or compla int, doesii't have to wait delay. for the DYS recommendation t o make a decision on prosecution fie can decide to drop the case, It seems too had to me to have the Smithsonian pla ce to exhibit it In Southern California," Collins said, "Ifsomeonecomes along with a good Idea, the &nitlonian won't stand in the way." or he can file a pe petition with c'our In capi tal felony charge he can take the case to the grand Weyand, Ford Confer can In these cases the court can weeks ago DYS returned the give ts to commit the juvenile to ditert the' jutenile who Isn't juvenile to his home after the decision Is reached. pay—worked There are five probation Seminole on a one- 0-one basis DYS. But there after the ruled delinquent to half-way interim period in a half-way counselors assigned juveniles to with in the judge's han are tied He has ho uses or sometimes private house Seminole Count) to work with no say over how long DYS keeps homes or institutions. Many C,f As of March 1, according to Juvviniles. During the month of classifica tion. Forty-one of the the ju venile or where, these are outside Seminole Seminole DYS Supervisor February, the latest figures to unteers DYS can decide to send the County that judges can use, but Ro rt be W. Ritz, DYS changed available, these counselors intake division and 29 with juvenile to a state training since the judgeiswithouta staff. policy on releasing Juveniles supervised from 44 to 64 Juveniles on probation. jury seeking indictment of the i State Attorney can also ask the President Ford 13 engaged in a series of Vietnam policy review conferences with Secretary , of State Henry A.Kissinger and a four Amy general just back from Vietnam. 1I I C uveni e I I for trial. If a case goes to juvenile court, the judge hears the case in an adversary promeding- the Juvenile private legal cmml or the public defenders office-and I Haffiaway, Fe htel SP c continued From Page I-A) MIAMI (API their parents custody but we money for new adminIstrative costs and would benefit older, I PER DAY can't detain a juvenile unless he meets one of te criteria erience, as adults in life cr capital felony. sometimes retarded youdu that There haven't been similar set forth by state law. "While we do have some offenses within the statute of are charged, for example, with incidents brought to light in Those criteria are to protect experienced most limitations on the offenses. robbery but shouJd actually be Seminole. 7be Sanford Juvenile the person or property of oUx!rs few years1"Rowan have only a The 14-day limit on indicting tried In juvenile court. Detention Center is designed or of the child; cases where said in a March report on the Jumnlin and a present state In January, circuit court for Only 12 resident juveniles there is no parent or responsthtusof juvenile crime control law giving DYS 15 days in judgesin Seminole reorganJzj and officials in Florida. "The direly needed which to file a recommendation and now six circuit judges taxpayers $35say It costs the sible adult relative and cases a day for each where it is necessary to detain additional experience 'will withstasattoneynJ uvee rotate flj of juyeniie tained de there, to secure the JuvenIle's make a difference. With casCs could possibly cause court cases. "This approach Under state law juveniles presence at the next hearing, training staff Provided by the Juveniles not to be prosecuted has Just about eliminated the can't be detained in the same legislature in this current as adults In life and capital backlog of cases in Juvenile areas as adult prisoners. VOLUNTARILY PLACED budget, we are now In a position felony cases, officials said, court here," Strawn said. Several weeks ago, in one to provide more training, and In February, Judge Strawn Herring said during this first separate section of the In some cases juveniles are have started doing M.11 dismissed robbery indictments three months of 1975 his office Seminole County Jail, 10 y Tohelpputthevenflecrime against two 17-year-old south filed 258 petitIons In juvenile Juveniles were being held on voluntariI placed in "crisis homes" over the county until problem Seminole County Seminole boys who had been court, compared to 212 felony colwtc*dersbecausetbeycoujd they go to juvenile court. ~, I- ' J 111 ' I an - L" - -__ _______________ V ~, — '___________ _______ 11 4 -•__ --- -_ .X ' ,, - . - V ' . - .-, V Ke Major compromisa between Askew and legislative leaders V - '.' . — — FIREMAN reorganization of the Health and Rehabilitative Services Departinent aad of environmental years with the department. LL and Mrs. Crow are shown with cake presented at a dinner given by the firemen In his honor. He also received a wrist watch en gra ved with the fire department Insignia and da tes of serv ice. or agencies. ,,e reorganiza ion p, ' t INCOME TAX PEOPLE THE SANF have been reached already on Veteran Sanford fireman U. John R. crow ms redred after 33 3" E.Ist SL Ph.32241771 903 N. Hwy.17-92 Ph.83144U Open9a.m..9 p.m. Weekdays,9.5 OPEN SUNDAY - NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Other Area Office In Oviedo — _______________________________ - Sanford Penney s open Sunday I 12:30 5:30 _V V , ,'. V V A : , ~j : > ' . % :' " l• .' •.• V - ' 'i I :. i ' , ' 5 , - i I '. -, : t'j V ' on J;',I i 1 , ' Shop custom decorating. Mon. thru Sat. ., ' . - - 14 ' f' 'V f,. r 4 -r .• I. 1 j Jr 4,qrpr. . . J)I . ' ' , . .. '. . T~f Or V - # , V ' 1 ' . '• V s.L V I ' - I 1! - - - - ,' ai 4 ' i' rq ~ , -- . ': ,~f I : I c r V - \ We& 11 i , , " I - •l 1' - 00M ' - ' ro 11 , , a V ~' ! ' .' V - - j. in - VI *" • .,,.• '\,\ M A . . V•V•V ' ' " . V 1' V . ' r 4. 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"We get IoLe of staoc,,, 1111z V ' - - matter what the crime alleged, 0.88 ' ng an average of Be 011 ' - / '." , Up - RA-~ft%ftf*t. ."', - 11.~~T. .. -- r at the 4 -- w;til after the regular session ends in June. This also wifi be the year for go vernmental reorganization as a follow-up to the major reshuffle of 1969. _- ____ _________ - The trial probably would wait - •V - .. . case to the Senate for trial I V -. : e ccupy a o o the 120 House mem bers where a two-thirds vote would send the I-- r _________ I I- l The burden then would fall on ,,,, - I Reason 14. We're human, and once in a eat while we make a mistake. But error means you must pay additional tax, you pay only the tax. We pay any interest or penalty. We stand behind our work. McCValn. rg __________ - for mcome tax help, urer 71)Omas O'Malley and an. other on Supreme Court Jus- L V - you Siutu CADnw to 11111Q %A"3 * !:.i I of committee members but oth. I er legislators will be little in. -i.)L... volved unless one should rec- & - Antonio Ygleslas. Castro am e or flCS5 th rea ts and persona, danger alleged huniihation and ridicule. .1 - I jz '. i i 'r i ' -. City Hall V - V Chamber : ' *;~ ' :;. -' '!' .' - ------- -- V 17 reas n,s why cominittets are holding hear. 1 ~ " IRLIA 1' A. L.L LA. 7 AUJL I ML Two House impeachment --1--7. -A .~ r __ ____ , u . ____ government and Cuban exiles Guillermo Iglesias and Fechtel is that the legislator Vogt nor Wilson were available had promised to hold off .on a for comment, the legislature, wWch would in final decision until the A Wilm aide, however, said I twnbesibjectedtothevotprs Tallahassee meeting, and, of she doubted the proposal will I I in a referendum. Hataway course, Hattaway, a Democrat holdupin the House unless It's believes the "people of from Altamonte Springs, supported by the entire Seminole County should make backed Vihle to the hilt. delegation. and the handling of accused Indicted as adults bv the grand and 454 misdemeanor cases in not be securely housed at the I Ritz says DYS now gets on the that decision." juveniles In better perspective jury 16 and fl day. after their adult cowts. However, Hattaway, The proposed spli t of detention center, Even In the average The Herald Interviewed State arrests , Th e cases were of 200 cases on referral Also highly critIcal of the realizing the give and take of comptroll er's duties from "Juvenile crime has goenw jail officials reported these a month in Seminole, Last "unwritten law" Vihien said it political manuevering, said the Clerk of the CINUIL CotWt Atty. Abbott Herring, Qrcult returned to juvenile court for bad,"H errIng sajd,"tawe'y juveniles continually crea ted month there were cases InIt "totally out 01 order" and final decision now will be up to generated one of Court Judge David U. Strawn disposition. the bLgest adopted a policy that any disturbances and started small volvtng 136 delinquent Juveniles one of six judges handling provides for a G' pecking order the remaiining members of the controversies ever to hit juvenile accused of a robbery or fires with anything they could and 46 runaways. in the state legislature." juvenile cam), detective John REQUEM HILL de1egation—Statesenat,ors Jo , , Seminole County's offense that falls In the life find to bum ad. Fuller, Delinquents are cases filed by One of Vihlen'! criticisms of Vcgt and Lori Wilson. Neither minlstrative juvenile division, felony categories operations. At the present time DYS has police officers. Truants, tw Seminole Sheriff's Department, Judge Strawn says he has cases are taken béfore the counselors assigned to In- runaways and ungovernable and local DYS superviso r asked legislators to file a bill in grand jury." dividual law enforcement agen. children fall In a separate Ro W. Ritz. this month's session in "So far this year In Seminole des in Semiole for liaison, bert classIficatIon of "child In need Herring and Judge Strawn Tallahassee that would permit 13 juveniles have been Indicted Ritz said he has, In dition ad , of bo th supervision." In is te are seeking changes by the judges before which defendants as adu BYMICXLOCHRWGE attended by Sanford City On Wednesday, a mem- legislature in lts for trial on life felony scheduled for April 17 the first case DYS petitions th herald Staff Writit th 14 to 21 fi st appear to charget" directly to Manager Warren 'Pete' hership drive steak dinner Will dling of JUVIOe• law on han- ages of a series of quarterly juvenile court for a hearing. make a decision on w er heth Knowles. "We've also ma de our policy meeting, between DYS person. be held at the Chamber at 6:30 The Greater Herring wants the law their case Is to be handled as In addition to the new cases Sanford Knowles will give a repeat p.m.Gueststicketsare$3. firmer about juvenile court," nel and representa ti ves of the rev wt now filed Chamber of Commerce has perf juvenile or adult, This would Herring said. "We're ril last month In Seminole of h13 pren ing State Attorney, Public there were 143 JuvenIles on event after event scheduled for Latlon on the proposal of a new elimlrate the necessity for petitions on Juvenil ; ;' (. es charged Defender offlces,publlcsciools su pe rvised probation for I• . grand jury Indictment of with the upcoming week to be city ha building. P D crim es and then they're and police agencies, highlighted by a Board of uveniles arrested on capitol delInquency, 67 on parole and The Chamber's Bankers being dealt with " "71v meeting is to really get three cases under supervision felony charges, I Committee approved the Four Sanford policemen, Magner pleaded guilty to endown to attacking problems if fat- other states. new City Hall. Herring is also ser',Itng feasibility of a new ad- charged In February with tering UP IN ARMS we have without breaking, On Monday the Education legislation that would make Law enforcement officers ministration building in March numerous thefts, have resigned can Committee, headed sure his office gets information only arrest Juveniles when were enby when Knowles presented his from the force, a spokesman for tered guilty Herring says area law en- 32000MPLAIMMONTHLY the officers see offenses occur, juvenile a ests bef rr or Chairman Dun Reynolds, will PrOpO&A to the committee of The police department said e the 30 (orcement officers are " meet in a regular monthly civic leaders, otherwi,e complaintants must day time limit on prosetmition in for re cei v i ng today. am" abcut handling of cases meeting at 8:15 a.m. in the juvenile court Fuller said the sheriff's rile. affidavits which are forexpires. The by DYS. Hesa It Is expected that some Police officers Raymond concealing stolen property; ys In some ca department investigates ap. warded to DYS for action. conference room attorrwy*s office makes officers who want juveniles proximately 320 complaints a iscsion from the board will Bennett, Hiram Hamlin, and Rober; 1J. Campbell for break. states , the decision on prosecution r1i C3 an be re med to "and eflIPftf with I be centered on the proposed Patrolmen Larry Payton and and detained have to "baby sit" month now on Juveniles in. their parents by officers and Reynolds, principal of location of the Herring's proposal would juveniles until a DYS intake cluding runaways and shoplift. building in William D. Magner submitted cornritit a felony, and Michaelrequire Seminole High School, has Knowks plan. also by the Information be DYS intake counselors. counselor arrives on the scene, ing. thdr resignations ir the after- John Pank In both cases the parents sign proposed a parent counseling submitted in time to make that ent Knowles has suggestedthat math 01 a burglary ring 01 According to Herring, the The sheriff's department ao is agreements that they will bring decision, program be established to the building be located on city police department personnel. biggest complaints by no Juvenile di Charges against Robert A. assist parents who are hating owned land at the fie wants a law requiring court judges in their chlldn to court when . 6 corner of No sentences were handed Siisw were dismissed. Brevard is that cases a month on juveniles to directed. problems relating to their high French arresti n g officers to file copies the Avenue and Seminole down in the case after the ofsystem Is "more concerned DYS for action, Fuller says, of Juvenile arrest inf or mation with treatin school age children. Ritz said statistics show in Boulevard, while asite closer to ficers pleaded guilty to the g bad kids th cases where juveniles have The Board of Directors downtown may be felt with states attorneys at the good kids. In many cases an comparedwi th anayerage of to be theft charges, asses gin DYS cases 8 month at this time I&.-,t been released by officers 95 same time they are filed with is putti meeting on Tuesday morning at njorp .suitable by somoe board per ng bad kids right back year. These cases don't Include cent BenniAt and Hamlin pleaded 8:15 at the chamber will be mem bers. DYS. of the decisions proved • into public schools.,, guilty to charges 01 breaking runaways and shoplifting. 1. " The next sales of "Many law enforcement valid. In cases where DYS Ritz points out that in ---He says DYS averages officials released and entering with Intent to Classes for expectant parents agenries in Seminole and Juveniles to Pool ownerslonmdIut a felony, Seminole DYS has only four sending recommendations on M pa will begin at the Winter Park &evardcounuesarcnowdoing intake counselors I rents, custodY nt of er ce who are on cases filed by the sheriuf' de- the decisio Payton pleaded guilty to Memorial hIosplta l Tuesday, this at our -) ns proved valid. herring call 24-houay, request," t attempted grand larceny and April im. said, "but we need a law to a week. In addi seven days pariment a mouth to th e sta te "The decision by the co unI require It so we can be on top of work they also tion to Intake attorney's of fice, Others are selor Is more difficul t," Ritz Gt Cash Refunds for buying ,, •l make pre-dis- diverted by DYS for non- noted, "in case a situation as soon as DYS," America's No- I pool sanilize(now: where of ficers Posiuon reports( simfin.to pre- Judicial action. wanted the I 77 . ro -7 - - - Juveniles hCldV" ~41 sentence inve.stigations) for t1w Fulifi, however. says about Do You Know Georqe Stuart Judge Stran The Juvenile jutenile court "Many policemen don't I , sen cases (or lOcasesamontharegpf system isn't functioning as realize how the system works," envisioned. It's not meeting the detention, and work on federal DYS to Herrint9ts office too late Ritz says. #4T -ft" he think we just funding of programs. for Prosectition, (over 30 days slap wigs and criteria It has set for lLwU: KW WW it A" "1111dw -send kids Newspapers In Brevard after arrest.) trying to keep young people recently homew carried news stories He said in one Instane a horn becoming . ik adult about a mother whose son was juvenile was arrested three . criminals." in juvenile detention $3.00Rsimd I itGR•hijd dw times in "Ite same month. rw $1.00Refw'id on 100 lb. drums on 75 lb. drums o on 35 lb rsi1s thought_bit TON ••,••••_• tO%t efoii4tiIn n state attorney's office still CHANGE IN LAW NEEDED the beach. The boy had been hadn't gotten the DYS Stock up on a lull Seagin's supp'y of HtH now, have cleat. papergiven a weekend furlough, Work and recom m endation on Sparkling. btafthy pool water an summer long! . IVH*" "We need a change In the officials said, from the filing a petition in juvenile court law," Enter the 'Salute to Clean Water' Sweepstakes 111111111:11 11% Strawn said, and with his detention facility and DYS on the first offense by U* time J ('I Win fabulous prizes exotic tripi. Stop in for detaIls and entry propooed bill he says Juveniles didn't notify P(VI5ft1*I Set *trd-'4?. his mother or of the third arrest ,rj fr cjr Ice b - ;t CO OCflT your pool accused of serious crimes check with the family L'r by tti. says paperwork from would find their present was d lie going to spend U V I th e DYS Intake to Herring's office mir i 'I1U11 Pbeu guatanee °' venue treatSEMINOLE AWNING & POOR SUPPLY 59 weekend with, Is usually forwarded wjUhJ 15 ment" would be taken away, 2if S. French Ave. "This would rnPte me days but there have Ph.322-3022 Sanford - "I don't see U* probin - n as believe," Herring been ex. - t .i 1. "--~ — -:,. u1A "that no ceptlon& people (DYS) , - denied a motion Friday to A $10 million suit has been filed against the Central Intelligence Agency by former Miami mor tgage broker Andres Castro, who claim the CIA was behindhtssaleofcounterfeltmortgsges The CIA declined comment on the suit, filed Friday iii federal court here. It also names as defendants the U.S. f - 14't - -1---. $10 MII1" Sit On CIA . been hired "fresh out of This, he says, would pet college" with little or no ex- grand jur ies to Indict Juveniles API—A Leon County judge McClamma instructed O'Malley's attorneys and Spe- V disclosure by government ofilciaLs. Askew's No. I priority, and to implement a government efficiency study WE HAVE STATE FORMS V ' juries must indict juveniles for organizaition." He said adoption they're being released on said, "sometimes In cases hearing" in which he will ask Since that time, Rowan says, a trial as adults within 14 days of of his proposal adually won't weekends. where Juveniles are released to the court to transfer the case to number of staff members have their arrest on felony charges. cost the t"payers any more adult co V to obtain the loan from the Gulf Life Insurance Co for four North Florida men. TV men used the f unds to buy a Fort Wilton Beach shonning center rr V ,,. . 0 \talle was indicted by the Leon County grand jury In - Thursday night. ERA is expected to pass the House but faces tough sledding' - cial Prosecutor Robert Willis of Jacksonville to agree within 10 days on a date For a hearing on ot her motions. Juvenile court for a "waiver (Continued From Page I-A) Ford, who held a midnight meeting with Kissinger Thursday nt, set up the f 01 t meetings today for shortly after daybreak. Gen. Frederick C. Weyand, the Army chief of staff, who made a Vietnam fact-finding tour on the President's belialf, was to join On Udk& The early hour of the meeungapuyw so Ford could get in a golf gum before rejoining Kissinger and Weyand for an afternoon session, '--. disiniss the misdemeanor indictment. lie ruled that the issue of "whe ther the loan was made as a special favor because of the defendant's use of his official position ...is a question of proof, the indictment 1: .*0 0 . . •:-. — says Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley was properly in(licted on a charge of pressuring an insuranec Judge Hal McClan Both reorganization plans are scheduled for early action, as is the vote on the Equal Rights Amendment due In the House In environmental reorganiza- in the Senate. Less emotional, but also high on legislative programs, are bills to require more financial tion, four departments will be reshuffled into three to consolldate environm en tal permitting in one and land management in another. The Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, a constitutional agency, would be year, -- The aim is to allow persons seeking permits such as for dredge and fill to go to one agency instead of being bounced between several. neat bureaucratic categories, it also calls for removing prisons from IIBS and consoli. dating the Corrections Division with the Parole and Probation Commission field staff to create a new Department of Offender Rehabilitation. '— O'Malley Properly Indicted adthtion.YS i for display at the Smithsonian and at eight other U.S. - third. to the poor. infirmed, crippled and Ill at the local level to better serve persons who don't fit into - -. ","..-V. . evidence and testimony facility for therapy. inhears the case and rules on final The decision on and Senate on details, calls For consolidating Its aid programs - - The gray-haired Clements, 69, who said he has been Dickinson's friend for at least 20 years, testified that he agreed to the proposal after a momc;t's hesitation. Wilbur Div i n e.a West Palm Beach accountant tho also as on the stand Friday, brought copies of two "private and confidential" letters exchanged between Dickinson and his former law partner, Frederick C Prior, a bout wnfiI nn th.1 C'In .i.. - e UI •,_.L. in UH. maim iieacn iahi B ank. .1 1 cosessl: such an alternative. is returned, the cotrimitting hold group therapy when the Judge Strawn cites an judge, state attorney, public twice weekly for Juveniles disposition. juvenile is to be released is up "upsetting" case that occurred defender, arresting officer and classified under maximuIll Depending on the cir- to DYS. in Brevard County (the other parents are notified of the supervision , those Juvenile court. curnstances and severity of the C4-cuit Court Judge David U. half of the 18th Judicial Cir. proposed release. If DYS recommends charges charge, from training schools and new if the juvenile is found Strawn, who is one of six judges cult). not be f If there are any strong ° oners. ded a letter is sent to the guilty, the court can send the sitting in juvenile court in victim stating so. The victim In November the court ruled jections to the release the cam 0nc a week sessions are held juvenile home with a warning. Seminole said, however, there a juvenfle was delinquent (the goes to DYS headquarters in with uveniles in the "Medium" can appeal to the State Attorney put him on probation or place is one way the court can keep most severe finding under Tal~assee for review asking prosecution, and a supervision classification. him under supervision of other control of a juvenile, where he present state law) after an decision and the Juvenile In February 70 civilian The State Attorney, if he has agencies. The most severe ho no prior record. abduction at gunpoint. Two remains in the sdml until the volunteer counse lors,-who work penalty a Juvenile judge information on the arrest WASHINV,TON (APi — A public outcry from aviation . Fia. (AP) to $4.49 billion from last year's co llect taxes such as the sales also called for diverting $51 The 1975 session of the Flail. already4rimined budget while levy, million from university conda Legislature opens Tuesday House Appropriations Chair. Sen. Robert Graham, D. struction to local schools. under a double cloud of reces- man Edmond Fortune, 1)-Pace, Miami, says the most InterTeacher groups also have sion and impeachment. talks of a $300 million cut. esting light of the 1975 legisla- called for more state revenue. Economic demands which Askew says the state income lure will be between the forces The budget picture is a cornare forcing the largest cutback picture, hard hit by recession who believe the state should plete reversal from the past two In state spending In Florida his- and inflation, has brightend make do with present income sessions when the state surplus tory will pervade every House recently so there probably will and those who say the state exceeded $250 million each and Senate meeting because be no need for a cut beyond the must have more money to meet year. Tax-reform proposals of nearly all laws involve money. $252 million mark. its needs, past years also appear to be And for the third year in a He and legislative leaders Education Commissioner victims of hard times. row, legislators face the issue of have pledged no tax tnceases to Ralph Turllngton has taken the As in each session since 1973, impeachment of government add to the economic woes of lead in calling for more money lawmakers must again wrestle officials, most Floridians, but they have for schools by allowing a one- with the thorny question of Gov. Heubin Askew has rec- ('ailed for ending some or all of mill increase $1 per $1,000 impeachmeM. ommended a $252 million slash th e rebates to businessmen who value in property taxj. He In that A House cornmittee recommended impeachment of former Lt. Gov. Torn Adams and the house censured ---r-' __turn for using state employes ________________ ft for personal errands. Floyd -J 7=11A ,1? , I.' • Christian resigned as education commissioner last April rather V than go through impeachment Ixitire a isible trial on bribe. :.. _________ 11111111111111111W chairbian or the First [Link of Lutz, testified Friday that Dickinson said he would approve a charter for the Winter Garden bank if E.G. "Jerry" Banks was allowed to buy 20 per cent of the stock and name one director. U Sunday, Aprtl,17S3A Recession, Impeach Clouds Session LORIDA JACKSONVILLE, (AP)—Two men who deed themselves as longtime friends of former state Comp. troller Fred 0. Dickinson Jr. have brought to his federal extortion conspiracy trial testimony and evidence that may tL'iniage him. Ray Clements of lakeland, president and board chairman of the First State Bank of Winter Garden and il , :-Ojoof, p!,it-t4 t1il I ,it jury, The juvenile court judge house or other institution or DYS to show availability of, home. N before the Juenile Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. I More Damaging Evidence Re veal gns ai Dickinson I or can make a decision to detain acLi as a "referve." Thore ',~ r., t k. In either USLIflCe theintake Legislature Opens Tuesday - ~21 In both cases police forward information to the state Division of Youth Services IDYS) officials. lithe Juvenile Is arrested by an officer the officer can decide not to turn the Juvenile over to DYS and release him to his parents instead for a later appearance in hearings. Lithe juvenile Is turned over to DYS officials the intake counselor also can decide to release the juvenile to parents Buffs Save Airplane __ IN filed With police.' President Ford says he will ask Congress to extend until the end of 1976 a supplemental benefits program that entitles most workers to as much as 65 weeks of unemployment compensation. Ford, on a working vacation in California, told a meeting of the San Francisco Bay Area Council Friday night that his request for an 18-month extentlon of the Program would be sent to Capitol Hill next week. Without congressional action, the program would expire June 30. Although he made no direct mention of government statistics issued earlier in the day showing that nationwide unemployment climbed to 8.7 per cent, Ford emphasized jobless benefits in his speech. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) F d An accused juvenile's trip through the present juvenile court system begins with a Law enforcement agency-either by arrest when an officer sees an offense or when complaintsare Pay Program Extension _ -1 .T By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Ford To Seek Jobless ___ .: -., Court System Long NMON 1W uu _ -- - at Sanford Plazc Penneys. on thru at. 10 a.m. to 9 P.M. [ Open 3 UY �___..___ _ — — Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32711 Area ('ode 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Sunday, April 6, 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYI.E, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, M cents; Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month. $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20: 12 Months, $32.46. Area Bicentennial Get Support People who live in and around Sanford are girding for the arrival of April 19 on their calendars, as that will be the 200th anniversary of the midnight ride of Paul Revere and thousands of Americans have indicated they want to visit and celebrate the event where a signal from the Old North Church near Boston, relayed by a hardriiin s i lvt' r nut h alerted the M in Ut em en to th ei r first encounter with British forces in the American revolution. Bicentennial celebration has begun. The 'official' opening of the 22-month Bicentennial period passed on March 1 a date with no particular significance in the history of the Revolution but there are - — signs that die nation's birthday may be a "sleeper" about to come to life, For so many years, ha ving been personally exposed to a recreational program In the HIS of Pennsylvania, I thought that slate's endeavors were probably the best in the nation, After listening to Longwood's Bill Klosky tell me of our own Seminole Baseball League, I've had second thoughts on the matter. What we have here for our kids rates favorably with all others anywhere! Klosky said there Is a need, however. "If there's anyone who'd like to help in the maintenance of the fields, or help with the concessions. . . whatever they'd like to do FOR FREE, tell 'em we'd like to have them." In the event you're a local businessman and feel inclined to help defray some of the financial costs, there are team sponsorships available. For the Pee Wee teams (ages seven through nine) the sponsorship is $100; the Bronco League (11 and 12); Pony f 13 and 14); and Colt (15 and 16) costs $200 per team for sponsorship. The genicl Klosky raised a special appeal for two sponsors for the National and American All-Star teams in the Pony Division, the cost of which is $150 each. One of the reasons that cost may seem higher than usual is the need for all new uniforms for the future pros. If you can help out, it'll be greatly a ppreciated . - Did you realize this program caters to the needs of 1,000 boys from Seminole County? And, there are presently 51 teams in this combination of leagues which feature the diamond talents of baseball addicts from seven through 16 years of age? All of the baseball games are played at Cooper Field, located on SR 419, near Five Points. There are four Fields at this baseball 'factory,' and they play games on Saturday through Thursday. You'll proba bly enjoy learning th ere is no ad. mission charge to watch any of these games, too, BILL . CURRIE • House (4 registered over 6,000 Bicentennial events to take place from now until the end of 1976 all tied to - history, the present scene of ambitions for the The decision to make th e Bicentennial a truly nationwide event, rather th an one focused on th e Eastern seaboard where events of th e Revolution took place, was a good one. 1tis not just the American Revolution that we should be remembering at th is time, but the entire 200 years of history that unfolded afterwards and th e challenges and opport un ities that we face for the future. - john spolski The sources said the task force had no orders to move into Vietnam waters but the threat to the capital was txing assessed by the hour, No major action was repor te d around Saigon today but intense fighting was reported to the south in the Mekong River delta. The tie, populated delta was held Intact 1w the government during the North Vietnamese-Viet (Song offensive despite loss of the northern and central i)Irts of the country. associate editor . - ' : . I I . GLENN McCASLAND ,e,.-:. ~ I X_A Being Fix-It C A ~ l", "" 'l ~ \ " ? I 1 ( 11 _________ , Geez, this house hunting isn't all it's cracked up to be . Especially when you've got to sell the one you're presently occupying before you can nnp--rftn - \VS}IlN(;TfJN AP) Law and order may break down if ('uiiinitinis._s attack near the city, there is a I lidtiell change of government or there are wild rumors, State Department analysts soy. It also is possible that lIanol could call for an uprising of the urban peoples and then sow cthilusion through in. — 4, ______ !W' 01 ,~\ ~ 1. - - ______ _____ ______ co ,45 • . , ____ ______ _4100 , . . - ____ I... 4 ~._ I __ __ . . I N..., 41 . . __ -, ____ ___ . 11 I _. ___ Z_ . We're Just about convinced that the best thing ,% ___________ to do is rent our old homestead back in the Sparking City and rent ei ther a three-bedroom apartment or a house here wi th at least that •,it. many bedrooms. However, the two younger members Currie clan insist that we move into some _ __ % structure that Includes a pool. And, finding such a place within a decent price range isn't easy _____________ _________ these days. TOO, despite Real Estate columnist Julian 'Well, Back To The Drawing Board!" Stenstrom's at tempt at an explana tion of this muddled point system that seems to go glove with real estate deals these days, we're still confuseil about it. NOTEBOOK Granted, we're glad to see that the mortgage interest rates are steadily declining, but that doesn't make itas easy as jt may seem sin-face to make a deal for a home that is Ju st Too sa ti o,y to alL So, we'll Just to have keep on looking until Winter Springs Council not noted for things open up a bit more on the mar ket, even brevity this week voted to impose a 10 p.m. _______ ________ ___ -. _____ ; ! Paul Revere alerted sleeping colonists to the secret approach of the British in April, 1775. It's no secret right now that the Bicentennial is coming, but some Americans need to be routed from their slumber if thev are to avoid waking up later to find they missed & chance to make the Bicentennial a memorable occasion for, themselves, Sanford and its surrounding communities. not get caught short. Let's give Jack Homer, head of our area Bicentennial Commission, all the help we in truly organizing, planning and following thCan rough with BIG Bicentennial events. . The damage was tremendous. Item: Footprints over the couch, bed and one i Item: One brWsed hand from falling off chair. Florner needs all the help he can get, in Ideas and in manpower. Maybe your idea might not seem of his committee mem bers it's entirely psible that idea could be worked into an integral part of our Bicentennial celebration. What can you offer? Item: One bruised dog, kicked outside, And the curtains still tilt forward. Between my inability to be a handy-man arou nd the house and th e dog proving she's a trouble-maker delux, the curtains don't stand a chance. authority to a decorative role. _____________________________________________ Neither does much else around the I?t I ( ) ) \ - ) (. - Ii 0 L j FZ~"`"Z~ "WATCH OUT, MR. PRESIDENT - IT'S ONE OF THOSE PIE- THROWING HIT MEN!" I -Bob Uoyd Ed PliCkett -MICkL4)Chrldge to go through the line, Too, we think it's an excellent idea that all JACK ANDERSON . ADMISSIONS Sanford. Arthur Hood Zita M. Sawyer Mary C. 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DeDonato. Deifona Geor ge N. Kaplan, Deilona DISCHARGES ___ 1 Ensh queen. 33A.vsk We hurried to the Sanford Motor Vehicle Inspection station so we could comply with law, only to fi nd the automobile neatly rejected by the inspectors. vehicles must be Insured before they can be i nspected. This takes a num ber of autos off road and assures one and all that they'd better WASHINGTON — Sen. Barry Goldwater, R.the air show, Jacques Maillet, "called on Senator have the proper Insurance, as required by ArIz., is The senator told us he had sent the cable usually one of the first on his feet to ... at embassy." The next day, Ziegler took over "based Flnnda law, should they ever be Involved in an pppose giving away U.S. on meetings with the French." He could military sexTets. Yet ag.g!n as Goldwater's "official host at luncheon.to not remember the details accident. of the G&French two years ago, he helped the French obta in a But the crowning touch came when the agreement but recalled that "it had something to It gives everyone a bit more confidence, high, French Air Force chief, Gen. Claude Grigault, do with motors," he said, should that accident occur, _ to know that the a t engine, arranged for Goldwater to pilot a Mirage-3jet responsible for running a stop sign or red light PHANTOM CONGRESSMAN: Ex-Rep. ls figh er t . The senator was won over by French officia has at least proven he's insured. Frank Clark, D.-Pa,, apparently thinks he still Unless of course, he's using the Insurance ID who courted him assiduously at the Parts air This Is the senator's favorite sport. He prlde3 represents Pennsylvania's 25th diztijct despite for another vehicle when he goes through the line show in May 1973. He responded by cabling the himself on having flown every plane made in the his defeat for re-election last November by Rep. White llouse from Paris, urging that and isn't found out. United States. "Whenever there's a new plane Gary Myers, R,-Pa, Clark has Just se nt 150,000 around," he told us, "I want to fly it." _____ sitive component be shared with the French. congressional newsletters to his former conAccording to the cables, A Bell helico The story is told In State Department cables, pter stituents at a cost to the taxpayers of more than which we have now obtained . What the French whisked Goldwater to Bretigr,' where, with a $10,000 in mailing expenses, although he hasn't wanted was a "core element" that General copilot named Capt. Charrin, the senator flew been a congrearnn So you think it was cold Friday morni ng? since January. the Mirage-3. Granted, when we passed t he First Federal Electric had developed for jet engines. The Under the Law, f ormer congressmen are Sometime during the hectic coujuNp of permitted to continue using the free mailing Savings and Loan of Mid-Florida on the way to project had been financed from Pentagon funds Goldwater, the French took him aside and ex- pr ivilege until A pr work at 5:12. a.m, Thursday it was 71 degrees for the B-i bomber, il 1 af te r they leave office. plained their great desire for th (arenheit only to drop to 47 degrees by 5:10 a.m. e GE engine This is Intended to give them time to clean u ' The French, seeking to revive the European P on Friday component. Goldwater obligingly cabled their official rorre!pondcnce aircraft industry, wanted to join for with GE President Nixon's notorious Mr. Fix-it, Peter lIosever, thd you r.ttice in the weather to a da pt the new engine to commercial use, But Ctaik misused the privilege to bom ba rd Flanigan, at the White [louse on June 1: his former repor ts that Chica go and other mid-western However, the Whi te constituents with newsletters [louse rejected GE's ap- "Suggest you contact th areas were shoveling out from under a blizzard pllcatlon for an export e Preside nt Em- reporting on "Accomplj,hjnents in the 25th license on several mediately, urging approval of the General District." daring that same period, grounds. Most importantly, the engine was Electric,. ,agreement," wired Goldwa ter. "This the will be mo advantag us to . a t northern snow storm and Chicago's O'Hare United States. The newsletter, which contains a half-dozen dustry but,, more hnpcttantly, advan tageous to Promotional photos referring to himself as Airport was closed to all air traffic for only the, Still the French persisted. The late President the rela tions between France and the U.S. It will "Congressman Clark," gives third time In i ts lory. the Impression that Pompldou took the mat ter personally with have absolutely no ha he still represents the 25th distr ict,, on our engine indus tr y, President Nixon in the summer of 1972, corn. In fact, In my opinion, It will help it, and it needs He in vi ted former constituen ts to business pelent sow'ces report, help, Plea se follow th rough immediately," "as usual" at his "offices" in Washington and Don't forget, you've got just nine Flanigan's reply was on the wires that Pennsylvania, without mentioning the fact that until those income taxes are due. more days ' The followIng year, the French worked on Goldwater when he showed up at the Paris air evening: "I agree with your telegram,.. and he Is 110W a professioni b And, remember too, the sooner you get them usi ness cons ul ta nt and I ow. An official named Henri Ziegler, ac-appreciate your interest in this matter. mis is no longer their congressman. in the mail, the sooner you'll get your rebate cording to the Sta te Department cables, issue is well in hand." from the Internal Revenue Service. Contacted in Pennsylvania, "welcomed Senator Goldwater to the air show" Clark told us he' Don't delay, send those form in today! A few days later, the White House ban saw nothing wrong wi and "arranged flight In A300 airbus." th spending iio,000 of the GE export license was lifted. How much th e taxpayet's' money to mall out newsletters. The president 'if a French aircraft company Goldwater cable Influenced the "The dion,an only franking pri vi was "host at stag luncheon In Senator's honor on be speculated, Lut it is known that lege extension," he said, "was That's 30.... was designed to allc former congressmen June 1." The same day, the secretary-general of extremely sensitive to pressure fromNix Goldwater, to their cons to report / tituents" ____ _______________ APRIL 4. 1915 The impact of the 'boob-tube' on our everyday It seems the very items which had been routine, is allowed to go unnoticed until a Station this or any other month: relating repaired on the car were still not adJusted comparison or en vi ous remark is made -Jane Cauelberry I-Makemrtain all your fights. including the correctly. Someone's playing "get back" in a deporable the TV world to this one. light tint Illuminates your ficen" plate, turn way. A SWord pohcenm returned home lam sIia1s and low and high beams, are in good J.Q. 'SUm' Galloway, a member of the Oh. well, I've been %alking four months. A week to find his personal vehicle had been Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission couple more Working condi tion. days won't flatten my feet any vandalized. Sprayed in large white let ters on the reflected on this 2-Be sure your windshield wipers are in near front impact during discussion of a rear and sides of the car were the words paramedic peff condition and that your windshield is free unit for the city's fire department "pig" and "narc," The officer reported damage from It marks or other obstructions. "We can't compete with TV," Galloway said. to the car was estimated at $100. 3-Aix] most Important, be sure you have proof of insurance with you when you get ready Round-Up Time' For Schools Police said that the victim, ij' 19-year-old Charles Thomas ~Iiirol." 3"Ji,p,&11013A Cassell , also of Ontario, made "AT " If the comp int to police, who '1* II! MI By ED PRICKETT Administrators say parents However, officials say there are Monroe-Wilson, April fl, Pine arrestedlaWascherol at the Herald SWf Writer who have next year's first provisions for early admittance Crest, April 23;' — Rosenwald, Ramada Inn at 14 and Sit 436 With the month of April graders should bring with them if a parent feels his child is April 15; Sabal Point, ________________ April 10; a bo ut 6:15 a.m. •'JJ•__ comes "round-up" time for proof of birth date, im. ready. Such parents should Sdnford C,ra mmar, April 15; students who will be entering munization records and a contact school officials. South April 17 and public schools for the first time medical doctor's signed __________________ If parents are unable to at- Springs, April 14. a young black man who walked next year. document of proof of a recent tend the "round-up" day Any school not listed must be out of the Food Stamp The "round-up" is to furnJs) physical examination, specified by oach individual contacted for "round-up" MG*? DO•$wo? Dispensing Office at 218 S. Oak AICOM(,,O,o, OUN i, parents with necessary inStudents entering in the school, they should go to the dates. C"11,01111% I Avenue Friday afternoon with___________________ formation and forms needed to second through 12 grades are school the next day following __________________________________ y. =47,11., 51 111111 School officials say it Is not physical examination. Scheduled dates for schools Rust Re5tawuutt necessa.ry for parents to bring Parents who have lived are as follows: OPEN 1 A.M. 10 PM. %TERIIAID6CAA$ their children to the In. outside Florida for one year or ToorreI, Altamonte Elementary, April ii~ formation sessions, Officials who have not purchased a home 17; Bear Lake , April 15; 3 Dinner Menu Features MATi11 also said kindergarten students they are living in or are not in C-uslellberry, April 8; Forest .4 A Superb Salad Bar ç 11 who attended public schools the military must file a City, A pril 15; Geneva, April Your Own And Rpltnsh this year are automatically declaration of domicile to 10; Goldsboro, Aprfl 17; Hopper Your Plate As Often At You Like. I S I M ,;~ -t enrolled in first grade next become exempt from tuition April 22 and Idyllwilde, AT: 2:IS $10 year. fees, A pril 10. 7:30 11:01 a To get in the first grade in 4lsc, Lake Mary, April 24; "4611 001110101 $HE1ATO$HOTIL$OMOTOØINNS. WORLDWIDE StIVICI 'C(O4'1DPOI VOiJNOI• September, a ch ild must be six Lawton, April 2- Longwood, CM.OaIN -1* Po4jTIIeSANFoIo.FLA $-mj4 years old on or before Jan. 1. AprIl 25; Midway, April 17; — shetwatim smfi),yJ HOSPITAL NOTES _ BERRY'S WORLD ( knows absolutely nothing about navigation. for eventual election of a civilian Parliament but relegates civil Ralph Ray, School Supt. Bud Layer's ad. though we've set a June I deadline. After three weeks of work, my trusty time limit on Its meetings. Councilman Irwin miIiistrative assistant, proposed a Uip to W We're tired of this batching business and want Hunter called the action "an answer to prayer," Bahamas in his boat. Only problem, a reporter streets, automobile-19M vintage—finally rolled onto the co the entire troop here with the bread wftuw. mplete with $15 repair bill. while Cotirod1man Ime Van Eepoel quipped was to learn, is that Ray, like the reporter, - ____ - civilian assembly to %Tile the new comtitution endorsed a detailed armed forces outline which provides The past week saw the climax of a mighty venture for this tired old soul. — . socialism, heads of parties campaigning in A pril25 elec tions for a Many Words Pointing out the council has met every week but one since Jim. 1, COUnCIIIPaII Just a reminder to those motorists who are DurTancesijmxne(j it all up wi th "I don't think taking their autcxnobtles, motorcycles or other our problem is not enough meetings, but rather road vehicles to the Florida State Inspection too many words." I — wisential powers to the military to guide the nation to Item: One pair of pants, ripped neatly at the bottom. The volumn of mail has been so outstanding that it takes more than one pair of hands to open it all. Yep, thus far I've received the total of ont let ter regarding the column. And that "supporter" didn't sign his name. i uuinii there was a message in the letter missed. • REPORTERS' "Will the spriniders come on at 10 p.m.?" I ____ - — This last item has sent more than a few drivers Out of the inspection station minus a new inspect1on sticker. llverIt's asImplet to l.ake a wallet size Insurance identification card .s ' • Bicentennial should pass by — especially in the Greater Sanford area. ,.r,r, -,nIt , Portugal Eyes Socialism I ____ _____ _________ Ever try to fix a curtain with 90-pounds of dog hanging onto your pants? Don't. It will drive you crazy. I know because I just finished repairing four sets of curtains In the apartment with the dog yapping and jumping at my heels. chair-all four-footed. I _________ I Meanwhile, retired Air Force Maj. Gen. Edward G. ea. er reset. flement in Vietnam, called on President Ford to provide asylum to Vletnariuese who may be in da nger of Corniiiunist retaliation, Work Well - ______ IA . ere ____ _________-• , RIE ,, -w______ ;11 I ) I , _______ get the necessary capit,PI to put out for another of County when all Iour off-spri ng can be with us. .. Asylum Plan Urged ,-??,:~~- ~, --,~~-,I- .11 Real Search looking, searching and looking some more for a per manent resi de nce, fi guring we'd move in once school is out for the year back in Pinellas RDSM ' - There is no corner of the country that the Let's S1 IG0N, South Vietnam (AP) A U.S. Navy task force including four aircraft carriers began assembling in the Western Pacific today for possible evacuation of Americans and South Vietnamese from Saigon, official ciHtrt'pc Cfl,fI I and two of -our younger daughters in Sanford He is expected to be booked Gunter then returned to the more than $1,400 worth of food into Seminole County Jail today restaurant were he and U. Ray stamps. or Monday on $8,000 bond, Parker with the sheriff's A 22-year-old Sanford man according to Police Capt. David John C. Spencer, manager of department discovered the Saturday remained in Florida Gunter, the arresting officer. the office re ported that the man cocainein a bag underneath the Hospital South in Orlando Gunter and County Sheriff was seen going into the office by bathroom sink, undergoing psychiatric tests John Polk arranged to have employee Jennifer Tibbs. following his arrest Thursday McClanahan admitted to the S pencer then discovered 28 Gunter waited for possession oi cocaine, hospital for tests after learning books of the food stamps had McClanahan to return to the Altamonte Springs Police said that McCtannhon hn,l hiourt - Icinri tntfa ....•......,a ,...L_._ I_.. wiire tie was today, ordered previously to undergo was arrested for possession of the involved in a three-car restaurant around 1 p.m. cocaine. John William McClanahan, psychiatric treatment, accident on SR 436 west of 1-i GENERAL CINEMA CORP was taken The 409 Edltha Circle, Sanford. was Baker Act gives the earlier Thursday. 1 SARGAIN MATS.EVIRY D:Y] Altariionte Springs Police police station and cited for arrested by Altamonte Springs pollee authority to put someone rnL2:30p.M.- Si 25 Department also Gunter arrested a 41said McClanahan's three traffic violations in. Police about 6:20 p.m. Thur- inatiospital if the police feel the year-old Canada man early car caused the accident, but cluding leaving the scene of sday in the Ireland's subject may be dangerous to I Saturday morning and charged as t involved, and then the accideat with property Restaurant Parking lot on SR himself or others due to his car fled the scene of the ac- damage, no tag and reckless him with attempted involuntary 436 for possession of more than mental state. sexual batter' and assault with cident. REDFORD driving. 10 grams of cocaine. • jpltg,nf I,, f,.I-.... """ ' "'')' Tne a1TCst 'W85 the end result A report was issued with the After McClanahan left the Street value of the narcotic is of a police search for a blue description of the car and police station Gunter Edward Wascherol, of received a estima ted to be between $1,500 Datsun automobile believed to Gunter spotted the car in the tip that cocaine was stashed in Toronto, Ontario, was placed in and $2,000. be McCIanahan's car, which parking lot of Ireland's the restaurant, 141, Se minole Co un ty jail Saturday MT DOlIO? II cOuu,$uIO•o vou'. lfl(1, police said. .. For Vietnam Evacuation ii Sunday, April, 11S-5A By NICK LOCURIDGE Herald Staff Writer Task Force Set Navy Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Cocaine Drug Suspect Rem ains Hospitalized BRIEF — Hunt Bicentennial. State and local commissions have two things. WORLD IN 9 — 211' / One is that there is no lack of imagination around the country for events and observances that could provide a regional or local focus for the Preparations for our Bicentennial have proven 4 Not too many columns back we were discussing the bad check problems which were being experienced by the area merchants, and deplored the conditions generally. The adage 'Misery loves company' holds true when you consider what neighboring Orange County is going through, too. Figures released by the Orlando Police Dept. reveal during the first quarter of 1975, bad checks in the Orlando area have increased 132 per cent compared to the first quarter figures of 1974. Approximate dollar value is estimated to have increased from $49,000 for the three-month period of l974to$114,000 for the same period this year. The only similarity between Seminole and Orange Counties other than the obvious bad check situation is that those who abide by the laws of the land are made to pay for the escapades of th e law breakers. Higher prices are imposed by the merchants because of Inc.cpc thu' to had rhøi'ka ~ ",.~-,. "- ,.. something near equal caliber. The homes you look at are either too sma ll 'just too large, too far out of town or smack dab or10 in the middle of town, too costly for what they're -. worth or so cheap you wouldn't want to li ve in them, or any other one of multiple reaso ns that -'" prevents you from moving in right away. For the past few days, we've had the misaim Many communities may find that the Bicentennial is upon them, a spark of public enth usiasm has been ignited and they are rushing to make this significant period what it deserves to be. .. Altamonte Springs Police Seize Al organization for many 01 these observances. _._. 111111111111111111111111111 The Clock — , -..------i'oi For iexmgwn and toncora, Mass., that an- The other fact that has emerged is that th e rank and file of Americans have done a good job of procrastinating when it comes to final planning and _U_k.____ -_ Sunday HerAd Should __ _ 1 DEBARY OFFICE U.S. Highway 11.2 DeBiry, Florida 32713 668.1438 DeLAND OFFICE blvd. DeLand, Floridi 327* 7342551 345 N. WOOdland NEW SMYRNA BEACH OFFICE S. Atlanti c Ave. at Third New Smyrna beach. Florida 32049 4273447 1300 I �t 6A — Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday April, tflS Diet Helps Control Gout HOROSCOPE DEAR DR. LAMB I'm writi ng about, my husband - By BERNICE BEDE OSOL structured to help prevent his physician. Your doctor fatty-cholesterol diet with a provide medicine that will limitation on calories to COITCCI pretty well eliminate gout, attacks and prevent most ot1 or prevent obesity. complications 01 gout. But The most frequent serious patient has to cooperate That complication of gout today IS means in the diet, exercise arj disease of the arteries leading living habits area as well a commonly to heart attacks. taking the medicine and ha ving You ain't afford to Ignore this, regular checkups. /1r4 because he had the gout a few For Sunday, April 6, 1975 years ago and now he's been having it quite often and he's ARIES (March 21. April 19) and in partaking of the good today. it could backfire if taking pills for it. You'll be a little pushed out of things of life. lie won't let up on his someone you were Just putting I must caution against any shape when your Impulsive, LIBRA (Sept. 230ct. 2.3) on a bit takes drinking and he doesn't watch Send your questions to crash diet cr sudden loss of generous gesture is not fully Cupid will hit you with a few what he is eating, either. I want in care of this Lamb, elght. I have sea more than appreciated. Don't give in order blunt arrows today, if you're too vntrn nInrlmiv to know what ifføtfs Ihiv one patient with a red, hot and newcpaper, P.O. Box 1551 to get. Possessive or demanding of have on him when he's getting Once was, but It is still an im• moderate amou nt, April 6, 1975 i swollen toe from a gout attack Radio City Station, New York April 20-May 20) 30W loved one, these attacks so often?, portant consideration. The most important aspect of caused by overzealous dieting. N.Y. 10019. For a copy of f). I Another will try to use you to. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) DEAR READER You may Alcohol in repeated quantities the diet is not to eat too much. You'll tackle a challenging can occur even in people Lamb's booklet on balanced day to make himself look good 22) Don't rule the roost with be sure it Is not doing him any or in sudden drinking bouts, like Food binges can cause a sudden •i who are not really gouty diet, send 50 cents and a l)ng in front of an audience. Let him too heavy a hand today. project this year. It's loaded good. With a better a aPparty, can cause a sudden attack. In general it Is better for self-addressed stamped en. with possibil ities. It will prove patients. know you're not a patsy. Friction can be avoided if you preciation of gout and the attack of-painful gout. Anyone the gouty perscn to eliminate velope to the same address and successful (May 21-June 20) aren't too Impatient or temper. lay a if you're patient and development of new medicines, with gout should certainly excess weight gradually and Finally, anyone who has gout ask for the "Balanced Diet,, Something you'll say Un- amental. - sound foundation, diet is not as important as it restrict their drinking to a very keep It off. The diet should be should be followed regularly by booklet. thinkingly will wound a senSAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. sitive friend. Apologize 21) You're likely to do more promptly so it doesn't leave a talking and thinking about what scaz should be done at this time in. CANCER (June 21-July fl) stead of doing It. Get off your Be careful not to Impose too duff. Act. selfishly upon the kindness ct CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. one who has already gone out or 19) Yesterday you were a wise 12:30. 5:101 11711i his way for you. and prudent shopper. Not so LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't toaay, Be careful. You could ask advice from a close corn- buy a pig in a poke. panion today unless you're AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) prepared for a candid repiv. Be understanding and tolerant \ hiL oud hear oult1 likely of one v'caker than yourself to. displease you. day. Encouraging words and a VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) pat on the back will be deeply Pay' particular attention to £Ipprc('IaIed. 2D-March PISCES (Feb. 2D-March 20) common sense health practices today. Be moderate physically, Don't be too flirtatious or coy Sunday Herald, Sanford Fl. Reds, D dg - wn,ild ,.',...'. Men's Rald Grabber' rewneck knit shirts. swimwear. 6 50 — HOROSCOPE 5 By BERNICE BEDE ML AP-1114 IVY U A great assortment of boys'crewnecksporl shirls. Polyester/cott on ,n patterns or solid colors Sizes S M L For Monday, April 7, 1975 ARIES tMatch 21 Apnl 19) social contacts. Ask thdr help Be alert for opportunity from SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec an unexpected quarter today. 21) The next few days' con. Prompt action and a quick ditions will be more to your decision will be called for liking regarding a matter you TAURUS (April 20-May 20) want finalized Stay on top of it One you're very friendly with till completion will awaken your interest CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan regarding a new project with 19)A decision of yours will be unusual fringe benefits helpfully influenced by the GEMINI (May 21-June 20) advice you'll receive from a The next few days will offer friendwlthavividlmaglnauon. some unique possibilities to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) advance your status where some unusual conditions are at work or career is corwerned. work that will have an effect CANCER (June 21-July 22) upon your finances. 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SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Something of Importance in the pernal sense can be advanced now through several of your Sizes Colors UP V . t' I :$ / I jj$ $' $4 t knit - - ---- _4 f .,.... .' 1 22 ' • 8:15 a.m., C of C building. Mt I Cauciberry Elementary Sebool registration for children who will attend kindergarten and first grade Uwre for the first time next fall, 9 a.m., school cafeteria. Birth cer. tificates, health forms and immunization record Go)dsboro 7:30 p.m., school auditorium, Room visitations will follow meeting and repol cards will be given to visiting parent., f'rcc hit,W J Pressure tests, 24 - ..' •Sizs 10.20 ° . ! M '} '•.• TCFTI Foster soars toward the bar. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) I' en'swaW C I 5— - — f? I Neumann i o i3attie I<enau 0 99 4 t Trim Vinranii ii Alcr% nn 'I*J II V • fPolyester.cotton IJ V - t'. Solids and patterns - *Sizes 30.42 - II I'.I I. By LOUIS SAPSIS Herald Bo:dng Writer r r inrei Vi V Mid ! 1I 1 - V - !' • JtV - ' other I was leading 5-1. But Wepner hit Impressive win that possible V with his head In a clinch and the butt May 6 showdown. And Tern Foster soars over the bar. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) caused a cut. The doctor stopped It in the The following card, April 15, is one of the The man who refers to himself as "The seventh. If he hadn't I might have gotten strongest ever presented In this area. Great White Prayer," Randy Neumann, the All fight instead of Chuck. S Promoter Pete Ashiock has given his will headluie the boxing show Tuesday "I read in the paper the other day Oat matchmaker, Bruce Trampler, t1r. green 0 night at the Orlando Sports Stadium. Ali has agreed to fight Lyle on hofm TV. I light to put on an all-star card with at least Neumann's cipponent for the INvurAler can't we how they can allow this. What three 10counders. will be Canadian-born Larry Renaud, who about me? The big fight should be between Gene now calls Tampa his home. "i beat Jimmy Young. Young beat Lyle Wells of Orlando and Miami's Ernie S I I I The good-looking Neumann will carry a in his last fight. And Lyle gets the Ali fight. Burns. Both are undefeated in this area record of 274 into the ring against the There just doesn't s"m to be any justice." and both have scored sensat.lonal wins burly Renaud. Among those V arc wins Although .he is a 3.1 favorite here In recent weeks. Wells has stopped "Slick" Mitchell and over Chuck Wepner, Jimmy Young and ovd Renaud, Neumann could have a great Pedro Agosto. Rerile Pinder, while poinding out one-sided By CHUCK McCLUNG deal of trouble with the Canadian. l.isa Eberle of Lake Brantley compiled points According to the record book, Wepner walk-in type battler wins over Woody Star and Rocky Halliday. Herald Correspondent Renaud is a tough, three firsts, capturing the individual Latimer, leednig the first-round In his only appearance locally, Burns holds two wins over Neumann, one of them who figures to give Neumann a hard way championship by edging teammate Mickcompetition with 2,120 points, almost on a seventh round KO. But if you hear to go. Urdess Netunann is in top condition, pulled the biggest upset of the year when LOFGWOOD — Through the record- man. doubled his points Friday In capWft the Neumann's half of the story, he was not looking past Tuesday night's fight, he he stopped previously undefeated KO shattering season of the Lake Brantley Eberle finished first In shot putt with a Individual crown. artist Glen Morgan robbed both times girls' track team, Gina "Stick" Nickman's toss of 314eet,, 0-Inches. A clocking of might have his title hopes smashed. Latimer racked up a pair of firsts, ,The first fight I beat hhii easy," he Mac Foster, Ashlock's super record Friday stands out. 2:49.5 in the 880-yard run earned top combined with two firsts Thursday, The undercard is a good one with Joey said. ,The ref gave me 11 out of the 12 V cent takina on Leon Futch 0dogir Rrom heavyweight, wW make his initial ap. Nickman equaled the Florida high jump honors for Eberle. Nickman and Eberle leading the Grevhound3 to it come4romagainst Carl Baker of the record of 5-feet, 1-inch at the Seminole tied for first in the long Jump with efforts rounds. I can I 5C h ow IX! thought I lost behind championship. meeting Joe Hooks and a couple of senaj County Decathlon at Lyman. of 15-feet, 2-inches. Lake Brantley led Friday's action by a sational amateur bouts. oster will appear on national TV "I'm glad," said the excited Patriot Being a nice guy. I gave Wepner a Eberle recorded 242 points to Nickman's 4,91064,840 margin. Tbie 'Hounds finished Futch has 2ppeared in Orlando only against George Foreman. But Baker has after the jump. "I don't believe it." 223. rematch in his home town, Jersey City. with a total of 10,570. Brantley had 10,430. once, in a losing effort against Sanford's the punch to knock Foster out of the big Nickman's jump led the Brantley girls to Teff I Foster of Lake Brantley collected lUt was a mistake. Latimer's firsts were in the 100-yard Victor "Taco" Perez. But Futch gave payday. a victory over Lymian and Lake Howell. 204 points, giving the Patriots a of dash (10 11 and the ng lumn I WLI"t 7Inc end in um fight Lacy called rerez a uuncwI light and me two went to The other two pro fights will feature In the final events in the boys' competi- the top three and a 669 team total. i nches). In Thursday's events, the Wepner the winner. I can produce 10 sports Georgia for a 10-round rematch. "Taco" Perez and the return of the Donny tion, Al Latimer led Lyman to the crown Lyman took the runner-up spot with, 537 Greyhourd ace finished first in the shot writers who were there that night and said In that bout, although the result was the Osmond of boxing, "Termite" Watkins. with a first place individual finish with team marks. putt (42-feet) and the 220-yard dash (23.4). I deserved to win. On top of that, eight of same, Futch and Perez engaged in one of Opponents now are being sought for 4,120 points. Anita Cleveland won the 100-yard dash Ron Harris of Lake Brantley took the the 10 though I won at least 10 of the 12 the most savage brawls the Peach State Perm and Watkins. Perez is trying to In the sophomore division, Bob Burkhart with a clocking of 11.7. The Greyhound ace runner-up spot with 3,900 points. Harris rounds, has ever seen, stay in shape for his bout with Vincent, of Lyman, captured the Individual crown ended the day with 194 points, recorded top honors in the high jump with "The third fight. Now there I was ahead Vincent, who has been after a fight with while the undefeated Watkins is coming with 3,110 points. The sophomore GreyLake Howell finished in the cellar, but a S-feet, 1(l-inch jump. on all three of the official cards. Perez, will be trying to lockup a main back from a broken jaw he suffered in hounds finished well ahead of the Pats, Cindy Frank recorded a fourth in the in"On two I was leading 4•2 and on the event with the "Taco Kid". lie needs an Texas a couple of months ago. 8,600 to 5,550. dividual competition. She ended with 200 (Continued On Page !B) me to secure ickman Ties a e eco V - r Closeout I '., r l' s fl y1on WIDE VARIETY OF HELPFUL CIVIC I NFORMAflON 4ft 1 1/ 'LA& If you are new in town MARGE WILLIAMS 3".1812 pant Sanford ;1 SHIRLEY COOPER 134,9212 CasselberryVinfer Springs Now VV JUDY RENEE S)4 921? Altisfilontle Swings Long-wood . V VV V iI-V-' SHIRLEYMILLET 534-9212 Forest . - _VV-r ni V s Patrio s Win GirlsDecathlon I' - , V./ -- VLVV V 2for 5 * $ *Assf. solid col Ah VVAL - ' Misses shorts 1 99 \ V V ' / V• // •Asst. solid colors wait 'Sizes - V / V •• 133 Sizes 4-6x; Orig. 1. 99 Sizes 7-14; Orig. 2.99 Stretch nylon shirt-and-short sets for cool summer wear, no iron easy care. Sleeveless T.top in colorful stripes as a mock turtleneck; pull-on shorts in rib-knit solid colors have stitched-in front crease. V - ROLLERBALL 2 Ist Century's Grand Old S orti"ng Pastsi - By MURRAY OLDF:RMA (Second Of Two Parts) ______________ V MUNICH, Germany (NEA) Norman Jewison, the producer director of "Rolles-ball," and James Caan, the star, became involved in this unique, futuristic sports movie because they felt there was a valid social comment to be made. Caan risked only his artistic integrity. Jewison made a more tangible commitment a budgct of $4.5 million for the film, which will be released in June. Norman is slight, pleasant. looking Canadian (now based In London) who wears an omnipresent baseball cap to keep down his long gray hair, "I don't know whether this is really a sports movie," he mused during the shooting. "We're not doing the 'Joe Narnath Story.' Rollerball is the instrument, the battlefield in which the conflict Is played out In the field." The conflict, without delving too deeply into the plot, Is - - - Obstetrics & Gynecology Telephone B3l.611J Day orNight 7'. •'•'•'•' . GREETINGS, AND A Swte200.711 Building 717 E. ran Blvd . Altamonte Springs, Ft. r : ' V rLóntT Amum Wate 01- OWW r - T :1 I VII of 11116rIT11611116"I J~l W ILA; Z i Elm, Sanford. v- -•- - M sses ta nk top HILDARICHMOP4D 5114 Dellona - •Asst solids and patterns in Pa colors - / CALENDAR APRIL ll it Sanford Chamber / - - Saturday and noon to 6 p.rn,, Sunday. Nit '' Jr f at HOSPITALITY WARM " " - ' ? - U. - •- poi yester ( '•: a Ornare AllthlhfiuI Ra'la, annual bazaar and rummage sale to raise funds for Environmental Education Center, Heintzelman Ford building, Livingston Street, V-- OVER and Women s an APRIL 54 Doll Show, inchiding rare and valuable coilections, Altamonte Springs Qvlc Center. C pantsuits, •• ( - jCPenney> Ps — By THE TE ASSOCIATEI) PRESS champions at Riverfront Stadium bitter rivals have played to a night. In the National League, first ball before Cleveland's Gaylord Blue hopes to get the Oakland A's off In the National League, it's The Cincinnati Reds, hoping to before an expected sellout crowd of capacity crowd and reflects the Montreal will visit St. Louis and Perry matches pitches with Doc on the right track toward a fourth Philadelphia at New York, Pittrecapture the National League title, 52,000, including Baseball Corn. most enthusiastic advance ticket Houston will host Atlanta. California Medich of the New York Yankees In straight American League cham. sbur gh at Chicago and San Fran. get a crack at the Los Angeles missioner Bowie Kuhn. sale in baseball history. Half of the will entertain Kansas City In the the American League game. piortshlp, pitching against Wilbur clzco at San Diego. Stave Carlton Dodgers right off the bat Monday in The Reds won National League 24 major league teams have American Itague. Nine other games will be played Wood of the Chicago White Sox. the opener of the 1975 baseball pennants In goes for the Phillies against the 1970 and 1972 and took reported increases in their season's Kuhn will travel to Cleveland Tuesday, including seven openers. Joe Coleman of Detroit faces Jim Meta' Torn Seaver; the Pirates will SCLSOI. the West Division title In 1973 before ticket sales. Tuesday to attend Frank Robinson's The Milwaukee Brewers, fea- Palmer of Baltimore and Minnesota serve Dock Ellis against Chicago's The Reds, the team that Ira. the Dodgers dethroned them last The game between the West's debut as the major leagues' first turing home run king 1pnk Aaron, will throw Bert Blyleven against Rick Reuschel and San Francisco ditionally opens the major league year. The sellout crowd at River- power teams precedes by hours black manager. Jackie Robinson's will start Jim Slaton against Luis Texas' Ferguson Jenkins In the will send Jim Barr against San season, host the defending league front marks the 10th time that those three more opening games Monday widow, Rachael, will throw out the Tht of the Boston Red Sox, Vida other American league openers. Diego's Randy Johnson. - ell pte ( 10 . .."OPEN..SUNDAY.. Sunday, April, 17$—iB Tg - CHARGE IT at Sanford Plaza Penney's - Open Mon. thru Saturday 10 Gm, to 9 p.m. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 p.m. the creeping de1rson.al1zation of human life." "It's 30 to 40 years into the future," continued the film maker, "a glimpse at what the world is going to be. And maybe not a good glimpse. I just personally have a fear of corporate entities, and national corporate entities are getting bigger. I really have a fear of professional sport. I'm a big Ian of college football and the Olympics. Once professionals get in, the sport takes on a different direction. 'I'm a Canadian and I see where ice hockey Is going. I played It as a kid. It used to be a game of grace and skill. Now they're Uke animals. 'Kill'! kill!' In the Stanley Cup last year, it was, 'Get 'em, Schultz.' A kid got his eye put out. Where's It gonna end" He remembered, as a kid around Toronto, wrapping old Saturday Evening Posts around his shins when he coudn't afford shin guards because "those skates are sharp. "The more padding they put on today's athletes," he said, "the rougher it gets." In his movie, the protagonists wear plastic helmets with face bars, shoulder and hip padding, I1v(Vr leather pants, gloves with extra padding and webbing and wrist guards. It is significant that he has chosen to use tor gamble on) sport as the interpreter of social current. "When I read this short story about this bizarre game," he shrugged, "it Immediately brought up the analogy to the Roman empire when Saturday afternoon in the arena became the most violent they were called games. They were gladiatorial in concept. People got hurt, sometimes killed. That built, too, to Circus Maximus." "It Is kind of gladiatorlal," admitted Caan, playing the lead role of Jonathan E., the world's best in Rollerball, "and says something about professional football maybe. But I loved the game. It's part of this fantasy thing I'm into, I'm a proIessonal athlete myself, you know," He actually is a card-carrying member of the Rodeo Cowboys Association. While making a picture in Nebraska once, he was Invited to a branding party and got hooked an horses and roping, strange Interests for a kid out ef Sun. - - 4 --------- '.—.----.--- - - -- L e. fl)Side, l..l., v.1w was a VthretL54Y,.Ct city stickball. "They called me 'Hollywood'," he said, "and they probably knew I W?5 Jewish, so they were testing me. I like being around cowbo,, S. You know exactly where you stand. It clears your head." Caan, now a dimensional star (with fine reviews for "Funny lady" opposite Barbra Streisand), made his first great Impact playing a jock In "Brian's Song." When he first arrived in the camp of the Chicago Bears to film the ?wardwinning TV show, Don Shinnick, then the defensive coach, asked him, "Hey, Caan, you ever have polio?" Caan has a big upper torso and nothing from the waist down. His legs are bird thin. When he went out for fresinnan football at Michigan State, he used to wrap them in tape and put on several pairs of socks to make the calv es look bigger. "I've worked out with the Oakland Raiders at training carnp,: he said, "catching passes. I'm still waiting (or them to gi'e me that contract. You think I got a chance?" lie really tried to sound serious. man" in �- 2B-Sundiy Herald, Sanford, Ft. -; Sunday, Ani(4. 1975 -- -r. —— -------------.--- fl. 'r-11.6r, I - -. 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Santa A~;nnewta I. Montreal 4 Pittsbur a average. mingtiam, Ale, . 1 night An-*rin ci at (54) at Botts Leads Milwaukee "-dlana 111 Tucson vs. Oakland at Mesa, Aria EXHISITION SEASON ENDS 1 0 i 0 ABA Standings .t-~-J,-Ition1)eld its ,Avekly PnIf !" elly lb 3 0 0 0 aa4 . - - -- 11jurney Wednesday. The feature was a point system for boge), par and birdie East Dlvu.on f* . York ;S, t lit . I 1IF 43 West o1vtooft (rars' S 1e was low feature with a 48. In the first flight., Gloria fig-ed a low gross 91, 1.111111 31 do .4$7 if AM Dods Spencer and Ruth 31 53 Herron 01,00 K"tvrlii IN REGULAR I - First vy SEASON £5405 -- ftrsaw won the featwv 39 been Ivey captured low gr oss --------.._ - - -- - OK caLrc with t -.' 33 0 4 0 020 120 __ __ -____ - Gerald Meyers (16-17 v 181-POund class) and Bennie Mills (16-17 year old '- ( c llaaci-sonw) 9 4 0 0 3 3 MaI*r IL S Ii 6% 3 5 5 5 7 4 art V r ' Ttd&ylt Game Oa'iiion UION M D-fyv", ti st 4&mr - s Uflday . Soccer Set WINTER PARK - The be played In Central Florida Vw me *IU beg, at 1:30 - ''" ' - -. : . . V !6 . --liff-I Slated i isjs.a Of * seeond'4SuperSuday"bgj - - 4 __ - - _4 - To •- - . 1 was built. In addition, she has missed only one game since 1934, when the Atlanta Crackers began, and that was because her mother suffered a stroke. At the opening nigh t ceremonies April 15, Miss Colonels Gain Playoffs 'ij Of . ' - -- - Rangers Weigh Cup Chances --" I . . 'We're good enough to beat an body, at any time, anytthere,under an conditions," said DcrekSanderson, who - - - . I z 'n* Central Florida __ ~ - : - - . •- ,.,.- . '' - 'L ,3 1~_ * I 44~ 1~- - -' -' - I -- - .. . 11 ._ .e -k1.I . _. 1.- - _. - 1 .- , -- -1. __ V _ . :_ - - - I I __ - __ r - - David Hancock of Lake Howell dl - - -- -, : ik;~. - - ~.- - ___ j14",. -_ - I- ,_ . - .&. . ,,~ ' %j . , - - -M.MMMM. - BOSTON (AP)-Only 15 seconds were left in the game __. - - I- - - - - _. __~ ' "2 0,_ - __ I - .tfl Important victory er of Sanford Nav -_ al Academy takes the - era for the Celtics Evcntually, with four seconds remaining, Dave Cowens ~__ - G as Boston Coach Toni Ileinsohn pleaded for W team to take a time out. But John Hei'.licck tho had the ball, didn I hear him However, instead of resulting in disaster, it turned into 101~iI 11196- V •' - - r _____ 1'' I \ I1'-) i . /- IN . ---:: r )WU - --I -I -.. - L ' ' -1 Z - a '-' - a-. - -: . ".- .. c;, Les Scall, left, presents trophies to, left to right, Ken Vinue, Paul Elliot and Joe Colleflower, 2ccepting for Alex Andersion. Scott Is president of the Deltona Shuffleboard Club. lHerald Photo by Fannette Edwards oots ____ To Five-Stroke Lead GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) naments in four countries in dynamite round,$$ Johnny mil- severe as the day before-.4=de ana left most of the rest of am and Bill Ziobro, grouped at 141, "The golf tournament," said 1973, pulled away to a corn- Icr said. Welskopf appreciate even more just playing for second, we re the only others in the field Tom Weiskopi, "is not over manding five stroke advan. The weather was fierce. The the fantastic 64 he'd shot in the Dave Hill, alone in that posi- under par after 38 holes. Tre-yet." tage-within one shot of the temperature was In the 40s. The first round. tion after a struggling 73 that vino had a second-round But, it appeared it might as largest halfway lead of the winds-Lhough diminished from "The more I think of it, the included six bogeys, said he Leslie a 73 and Zlobro a 68. well be. year-in Friday's second round the gale force blasts that more I think that was the waSri' t even concerned with ,Miller shot a 70 and headed I don't know about catching of the 1fl5,000 Greater Green reacted dangerous levels in greatest round I've ever that, the group at 1 South African Tom," Lee Trevino said. "but boro Open golf tournament. Thursday's play-was 20-25 played." "I'm just trying to find me a Gary Player. the Masters and second money ain't bad." miles per hour with higher The two rounds gave him a golf swing," the dedicated per. British Open title-holder, also Weiskopf, again exhibiting And he needed only a round of gusts. seven-under-par total of 135 for fectionist said. "I'm exI had a 70 but remained well back the deft touch and controlled par 71 to do it. The difficulty of the playing two trlps over the 6,643-yard perimenting on every shot." at 146. Arnold Palmer shot 73 power that won him seven (our"In this Asked if being five shots back and Just made the cut for the at 140 bothered him, Hill re- last two rounds. . plied: ai Alaii Pay rs o- ri e' ? S MIAMI (AP) - Jai-alai play- 44 players currently at World tract from making public state- that players cannot strike and ens, disgruntled wi th their work Jai•Alai's Miami front on have meats without management's cannot play any where else for pem on, but under anonyt - "Not at all. That don't Sam Snead missed. The still bother active 68-year-old, who has won me. The only thing that bugs me this tournament a record eight times, had a 76 and failed to Lee Trevino, Perry Les1ie qualify at 153. is my golf swing." six months if fired by Mian-d have threatened to strike next failure of the firm to allow a ity, one player told The Miami Jai-Alai. month unless the International vote could mean a strike News, "We feel we are in a dicThe News said the contract Teamsters Union is recognized against a fronton in Fort taturship and feel humillate4." allows players to be fired if the as t he ir bargaining agent. Pierce, Fla., next month and at Another said, "We're ash- fronton shuts down "due to a a fronton construction site in amed to tell everybody our strike-act of God, fire, casLocal Teamsters official Eli Hartford, Conn. working conditions and what we ualty, refusal or loss or ImpairSchutzer said Friday that 38 of Players are barred by con- make." ment of li ce nse," and if the The players earn $252 a week fronton is unable to obtain opsalary and $36 a day for living crating dates. expenses while perfoming in The contract does not provide Miami. They also get a guaran- insurance benefits. It allows teed bonus of $4,000 and prize medical assistance up to 90 money for fi nishi ng among the days after an injury if the in- Lassie League Begins Tuesday top three in a match. jury was incurred thring play John Callahan, executive and treatment Is approved by chief officer of World Jai-Alai, the Ironton doctor. The doctor The Sanford Recreation April 14. De partment's lassie League flw teams will play at the said players are guaranteed decides, without an outside Slow Pitch Softball Itague Uttle I,cague fields at Ft. roughly $10,000 for the four- medical opinion, if a man is fit begins Tuesday with two games INIellon, Westside and Bay and a-half month Miami season to play. and can earn up to $20,000. at the Ft. Mellon field, The fronton can assign playAvenue, The players conte nd as pro- ens to o ther frontons wi thout The four teams in the league The Sanford Junior Baseball will play Tuesday and Thur- Leag ue also begins April 14. Fessional athletes, they are Un- assuring contract terms are upheld at the next site, sday until the season ends June CIIIIICS will be played at the derpaid. The News said a copy It ob. 5. "I feel the whole contract is in Sanford Naval Academy field. Ttk,Women's Softball League tained of the standard player violation of constitutional The three lea gues- American, National iiadContinentalf the t'oniiucncvs April 15 and the contract includes provisions rights," said Schuer. - -.., . . . Little League get under way Senior League opens May May 5. Deltona Vera lialter, Vi%ian Taylor. 'fournanient" Tuesda in honor Betty Thompson, Georgia y of April Fool's Day. ~:esley and Inga Lange with 25. Celtics Edge gullets . - - -.z __ ____ _____ "%OHlLfl e a The tourney sa tailed penalty shots for going In the • i State ino e OPEN I •% ur u HOUSE.' .Limil ('.t #IA G€TREAtrs . - .--.--- - - - - - :' - .. - . t .• Waltrich. Ihreeonllloreputtsona hole" 1 .... -- Trophy winners for receIving 35 poin ts for playing in out-oftown matches were Alex Anderson, Trudy Freeman, Alice and Ernest Gajdusek, Na than Goodman, Jack Lovinson, Irene Logan, Elsie and Gordon Lowe, Cloy and Joseph PoWer, Terry Morrison, Lydia Schmidt, Nelson Smith, Ken Vinson and Zita L L... . Islanders into the playoffs and eliminated Atlanta, which tw, d been struggling,to catch the two New York clubs. : 1I 4~0. . . _-J~. I - _. .m 7 . , - _ ~_ - ~ _____ - i - - nine hole golfers I Isle Jones and Muriel Zi'er ((ilIiI)tte(I III (;inimnick ith 72; third place Pat DuBois, In the night's other NHL game, the VancouserCanucks defeated thhe Minnesota North Stars 4-ito clinch first .; - 'i4.i - - his Chero1et Nova super stock pm at Sandspur Field at Club annouryed 100 Corvettes - • - ic_ -- __ _. __ '. ' .. - _. - . . - - - ______ _ ____ _____ T _:_i_.~. __-Ir _______ Colleflower against Mainland and Clyoy Poirler and Joseph the Atlanta Flame's Friday night. The triwnph put both the larers aIKI the New York $ctor) over -- *~ . - -- a. -- ff-___ ~=~--_ - - =--_ z ______ _________ - Poirler against Peabody. - I ~_~_MZI~A _ ._:1 s(lored the winning goal which gave the Rangers a 3-2 - '-s' -':'-"- I - will be -* ATLANTA i API - Nn c,ns'r hr1-1 ak. V.-..4. p .. '' w'fjn.,, i'!w IIflI% Rangers clinched a spot in the National locke) League playoffs than Oicy were talking confidently of their ~ _'M~ _ rebounds. raced out to a 47-29 lead in the secoild quarter. The Nets closed withi n three points in the last period but never got any closer. Ile victory gave Kentucky only their second divisional title ever and sent them into action tonight aga inst Memphis as the Colonels open the Eastern Division playoffs at home, ) . - - . I-OUISVILLE, Ky.(AP)-As it the Eastern Division Championship of the American Basketball Association wasn't enough incentive for his team, Kentucky Cluach Iluble Brown gave another reason the Colonels had for beating New York 10&99 in a on"ame playoff Friday flight. "Before the season, no one picked us to win the division," said Brown, dri pp ing from a post-game victory shower. Kentucky, paced by Artis Gltmore's 28 points and 33 , ?-?-. --Wrl_ .. - m_ :,1W - _. .~ - ~1- I --,-_ :; . --• Braves' opening night at Atlanta Stadium. Miss Sandow has had the ticket for seat one on row I - - ~_r,r- ~A_.-_ - le Be Honored April 15 )) 6:r :4 Oyxl __...rw ~-- - ~---__~~i ~ .0ii--tt - .- - % . 4f.-- .- BRIEF Pearl Sandow, who has not missed an Atlanta Brave3 home. game in nine seasons, will be honored on - - - - .11 'i' ' 'p.. 2:30 " ' ' , IN rune of aisle 105 for every game since Atlanta Stadium - .__ _- - . . - __________________ _,i . - - f6ii-or . ____________ __________ - ____..1- __ _____ for her special seat. -- - - "- ~-_ -, - .• More than 125 modified, stocks and stocks corn ~_ * r ____ ~,_-_ - 4" 10 a.m. loday "- . - ._:I. Long-Time Brave Fan • . .,J ' 1-1. -- - 5. 2- , - 111 In 1-4 Ii I S... , __ - -__1_._---_--. __ __ I ~._ _- - - I ,' season ticket and will be given a lifetime Braves' ticket -- r -----:____ --.--- - - . - - Ward and stumpf; W! - Freeman and Zita Waltrich against Campbell Park, Elsie Lowe _~;ho,-1 : : -i - - i. r ..) rJ li.Li. ____ - Central ,Flwkin Dragway's Rollins - i 3 - i I - Weiskopf _____ KIulmmee 111019-1 $0 ______________________________ - . v- Sunday at kouins 1-otlege in the flight will a Ios gross 105 to .%briam Askew was low net with a 75 nd /,lice Pot te r won the I - O )?'.. _______ singles. Paul Elliot was presented the second place trophy and Alex Anderson earned the third place trophy. In the women's division ~, Elsie Powe was peesented the first place torphy, Cloy Poirier the second place trophy and Lydia Schmidt the third. Trophy winners for earning playoff spots were Trudy -Wt- _ ___-_1 - _ it.V1 ML %I - - __ _______ ____ ___ -.. clair; S Sin _.- -- - I I - - I :k -. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________ _____ ____ . 5 -,,- a -- / C I 1 Lowe. (Herald Photo by Fannette Edwards) i/4 Vn1 ninth straight. The Silver , - G - - - : . * : I : I .1 , ç -. - - t ? ' • Receiving trophies at the Deliou Shuffleboard Club's awards night for earning playoff berths during the season are, left to right, Trudy Freeman, Zlia Waltrich, Elsie Lowe aud Gordon , fornia Angels. Osteen, a 17-ye&r veteran use Thirty trophies were awarded Thursday night by the Deltona Shuffleboard Club at the 10th annual An. nivers ryand Awards Night at the Deltona CountryClub More than 100 attended. esIdent Les Scott and Tournament Director Frank liar. linger made the presentatIons. Ken Vinson received the first place trophy in the men's . IM - WWI '. - - 'W - Peted in last rnorith's "Su %ith a 7 78 and Anne Be4m won the &M Antmia Injunder next .StIndaV Round sYs-stern - _______ ~ . , t. _____ ' a 111lu t. I- -- -- . . I -: - 11 games. Lake Howell is 11.5. Lymari out-h! t Evans 11.7, but Navy Lyman committed eight crucial 11fteH errom ______ ________ - . -- -- .t l . - . ' ctas, SI,l'on Lagergren r' jr ; t r; r - lied at 76 Marge -A~vond flight with a 95. PLAYOFFS - 80,*O#n, 144 - Athbi, S - SirKloir 51 33 10 1* Prosser i S net San Anton indtaflA San Florida in the championship (light with 55 77 11,11a Gamble, 0 ToutS 4 0 7 0 Ron Spain (18-17 year old I pound class), Denny Garrett 4o - ?- • , Jensen, round tripper In the fifth with a Hawks have won 10 of their last Kroge r (7) and Rarmison. solo shot of his own. - 4 t - tilt l)ra Lit -c _________ - ~ '1 0 Lake Howell's win was its and walking four. He also Patterson followed Stumpf,s ____ I training game against the CMI. Julio Amadeo led Navy with tlie inning. two doubles, a single and three Oviedo rbi Wayne Stumpf blasted a two. Seminole Lifters - Sandow will be refunded the $250 she paid for this year's seventh for Oviedoss final run. ~- __nNNIM ~ Z__ = '- .. I 1. Lake Howell d=ped Navy 5. I . casting the i: I([tifltt[iT for gKAJ [1 1- , - .J A- 0 0 0 0 the title. Tolat IS S C S __R SEMINOLE Seminole will compete in the AIR H II regionals Beach. Largerqren.Th 40I0 Steve Benson (14-15 year old Gray.c 1 0 I 0 Brockway,cf 50 0 132-pound classy, Dan Flint (14- Mayfair Ga ls E vans. Oh WDonaid,rv l eltOn ir MayTaw womens (,oIr flt Z A Ite ________ . geles Dodgers,, __ I . to tie Valencia for the District shutout relief ball for the Keith Howell scored thm 020 un " 7__7 I St lead, failing 5-0 Friday to Raiders, allowLng only one hit. Today's Games runs in the first, one in the 310 1 03 x-9 1 3 Texas vi Houston at Stout Florida Junior College. FLORIDAJC DAYTONA BEACH - All heavyweight class) took IirSIS second, two In the fourth and ton, Teo - 1hle Raiders are now 44 in the AS R m at nine Seminole High School mimmta VS NnICIM of Win Terry Bachman led Lyman Amta and Cooke, Winans Glenn Godwin was slecond In three in the sixth to down District. Valencia. after a 3.2 A%hine. SS tir Stave-n. Fla offe nsively with three singles and Hancock, 0 1 0 team members placed in the the Sanford Naval Academ Sincla ir. lb 16-17 Y. year old 181-pound 10I0 loss to St. Johns Thursday, fell York (A) vs Pittsburgh 0 0 0 recent Junior Olympic Florida class, John SpoLskl was third in and teallingte Kevin Beary Wohr,cja All nine starters for Lake poked two singles. Baltimore Evans Atlanta at Br 010 104 1-7 74 Ps at the 16-17 year old 148Tound Howell hit safely. Jim Prit- Evans' foiur nm in th C managed only six hits Gols, 3b ' 3 ' rninaharA. Ala, e sixth L)molu Day tona Beach &abree Righ class and Mike Good was t hird California vs Los Angeles at chard piked a two-run triple in put the game out of reach, school. Bowdeqt,7b 1 0 I 1 in the 16-17 year old the first and Ma Los Aftatles, Calif, McDonald had two of them, Alepsncler. if t Simonelli Robert Hanratty slammed a Seminole edged defending Clark and Murray; Sim_ NM Vrk (N) s Detroit at both Singles. heavyweight class. Siaur.c slammed a two-run double in triple and Glenn Barnard Lakeland Fla. 1 0 1 o champion Seabreeze 35-32 for Mons, . Hatfield (7) and Witilamsop Buddy Maher 4f CPcaga (A) vs San Dtego at Stockton. Catif. I~ Wnn Lyman fell to Orlando Evans in Lee Ward of Oviedo hurled a run home run in the fifth and (Pd) at Crucial Game high school baseball games five-hitter, striking out eigh t poked two singles. Clennie Kansas City vt San Frms(,so. _- OVIMA - CdNfcrnj, Yu ma . ArIL i - i - ; 4ke - was pWed on waivers by the W WS eatest days wi th - Th e pa ir are delighted with the beauty and na tural surroundings and hope to make this their permanent home. Maher, by the way, is a lingu ist. From Jim Blyth e comes the story of a six and a hall pound bass land ed by John Sparks at the Wekiva River Bridge Thursday. Sparks, an arch er of note, won th e bow-fishing contest last year wi th the biggest garfish. Thursday, John was sharpening his shooting form from the bridge w he n he saw the big bass playing. Lay in g aside his bow, he grabbed his fishing tackle and laid a plastic worm in front of the bass. Th e fish took th e bait and John ended h is bow and arrow Around Osteen Bridge, things are as usual wi th specs in the (Jeep water around th e pilings, bream hitting all the way to Lake Monroe, and at one time th is week, ba ss we re observed schooling near the bri e. Henry Russell picked up a bass of five and a half pounds at Marina Isle Th ursday morning. Henry said It was th e only one he saw. Two others in th e 10 pound class were hook ed on live shiners in th is area, but they were not landed. CO. Penney sa id that nice bluegilis were landed by a pair of lady anglers from th e bank, and th at blind Shuff leboard Held ~.__., Banquet ,t i , with a 189-179 lifetIme record, ILI 194, Oviedo Coasts To 2nd The Seminole Junior College mound setback. Mitch Gamble baseball team missed a chance hurled 2 2-3rd 3 innings of Baltimore vs Atlanta at Bit I. Ebeilt (LB) 212; 7. Hickman (LI) 723; 3, Foster (LB) 7O; 1 Frank (LIt) 200, S. Cleveland ' DELThNA In his last appearance wills , Lyman S11, Lake Howell • -i ________ IL ________ ' I -~~~ .. -- the Giants, Bryant gave up 10 hits and four runs in five Innings Wed,nesiday in a spring 100 DASH - Clevelerid W 11.7; SHOT PUTT lndIvu,1t: 1. Burkhart, Lyman 3,110; I. (beth (LB) (tie) Hlckmatt (II) 13.3; HIGH Alexander, Lyman U70; I. Sumner, Lyman JUMP Pdickrnan (LI) 5.1; $50 DASH Eberte 7.120; 1. Dorfiet, Lyman ).s-10; S. Foegu., Lake (11 1:49.5 . Teem 1. Lyman 10.510; 2. Lake Brantley Friday. St, Petersburg, Fla. flhI - Tom "floppy" Hopkins and wife have been giving their flyrods a wor kout and coming in almost daily wi th strings of four to five bass and assorted bream. Reports of bass striking in Lake Monroe on th e En te rprise side have trickled in. Fr ed Sweet said several ni ce catches of speckled perch were taken from the seawall on the Sanford side. Musse ls have been producing good catches of bluegills, according to Fred. He is trying to figure a way to k ee p them on kind at his place of business. Sheticrackers still seem to prefer ~___=___ ._y7T__Z7_ 5 ~- At Fi~,~_I ; . Bait __._~ ':' - - the ranching hwileas in that area. - : - ___. •. - -1, -_--- I- . Bryant has an interest in a restaurant in Flagstaff, Ant and is consideri ng going Into Latimer I 1; HIGH JUMP -Harris 3 to, POLE VAULT - Stanley, Lyman 14-6; MILE RUN Glen Otto. Lyman 4- o BOYS Hill apparently went along for the ride. . __ -. career. Brantley 2.M. Team: I. Lyman 8,6W. 2. Lake Brantley s.sSo. M-7 decided that his family was a e Kecord Sophomore . t pounders. Blue plastic wo The hills found a pair of unwelcome visitors in th eir minnow pond when they came off the river. Wro otters were In the pond feasting on th e small fish. . __________ 'It's ld for some peopie - top . ~~~~~r- . ____ Sanford Naval Academy and 4. IN) at :I __ ' 1. . - defeats,, Lake Howell toppled 6 and Evans dropped Lyman 7- Detroit vs New York -. : understand how you can give up a 00,000-a-year job," said Bryant. But he added he had LONG JUMP Alexa nd er 157; 100 DASH Stanley, Lyman Burkhart 10$; HIGH JUMP Burns, Lyman S .s, i Stanley. Lake Brantley 1520; S . Grant. I; POLE VAI,LT AiCKlAdir, Lyman 10 6; Lake Brantley 2 710, MILE RUN - KrOmirr, Lyman S:04 LONG JUMP - Latimer 707. 700 DASH - Varsity 1. L frnight points. Lyman's Glenn Otto took - . The 27-year-old Bryant, a U_ game winner in 1973 who cfrpp& off to a dIsastrous 3-15 mark last season, told a news co nference that he was retiring for and business. stop throwing ice. 364 -t I gels. give' Miami a real warm welcome when they cam to Ta llahassee, and I'm hoping they back me up." Woodward went to the pressbox In the sixth Inning Friday night to ask the public address announcer to request that fans the top five, eading the day with 2,710 straight game after 13 straight Kanss City vs. San Francisco at San Jose. Calif. Milwaukee' vs. Chicago .T - - ei Bill Ifill and his wife, Susie, are fin(hng the bass again. Susie brought in a string of four LhAt totalled 21 pounds last week. water and fishing tapered off. 'a' i Valentine of the California An. month . 'We had to supply our own baseballs and the field wasn't even lined unless Miami was playing," Woodward WU quoted as saying. "I told some people our students would Individual: 1. Latimer, Lyman 130; 2Harris. Lake Brantley 3900: I. 3,820 poInts. ALL-SPARE GAME Ral"ders Dro AlbuquMur. N.M I teen of the St. Louis Cardinals and lor Moore of the Mo trealExosandthf1elderBob,y behavior, but Seminole Coach Woody Woodward was quoted recently in the FSU student newspaper, The Flambeau, as being critical of treatment ng a tournament in MWW Wt ies 19% honm in Chicaq (A) vs San Q*ego at . recorded topped by a pair - Woodward remained in the FSU dugout. hospital. Stanley had 3Aa points and Henry Stanley an Overage of 70 for one game, Vuma. Ariz. ! apologized for the Fraser was revived in the dugout but 15 minutes later as he walked to the parking lot he collapsed and was rushed to the ILKFTI n canals full of large-mouth bass last week. The haul consisted of 16 bass, of gh rnis were the pay-off bait. from Georgia, picked up a dozen large sheepshead in two hours Monday fishing around the inlet jetties. Weakf ish up to three pounds hit well on Daytona Main Street Pier, early in th e week along with sheepshead, bull whiting and spanish mackerel. By Thursday, the high winds muddied the ..d from major league baseball teams Friday-but only one wanted to go. Ron Bryar't of the San Fran. cisco Giants announced his tirement whi le three others alter Fraser was hurt and team captain Randy Davidson new buwier with s Oaiarj at deIØia at Clearwater, Fla F . I BY Four players were separated Several Florida State players came to the Miarni duugout Tallahassee Memorial Hospital, was hit above the left temple by a ball of ice thrown from the bleachers as he walked Miami lost 8-0. Lyman's Al Stanley edged Brantley's Henry Stanley for third Al W L TPtsQFOA Ann Smith will recei ve a W.I.B.C. -PPfflI• A II 11109 *3 175 patch for rolling three 1$ NY Ra,sgn 37 21 14- N 315 270 in the Monday Blues League. vs. ftila hospitalized Friday right after being hit by a 0.unk of ice 1) action , bunched at t1le tW. No. I player Stan Aranda, Miami spokesman said. thrown by a spec tator following a baseball game with Florida State. Fraser, who was listed in fair condition today at Lyman's Stanley mvorded a first in the pole vault with a l44eet, 8-Inch va ul t. Crlanft, Fla ?.t m Aril TeK a, as. at Houston New Yor* IA) . U11 .. WUITS ______________________________________________________________ BOW Mabie PithOtjd, -.-. • ninth Inning that Miami did not use a first-base coach, a - position. Minnesota vi Cincinnati at Cleeterij lU - Spectators hurled rocb and ice at Miami outfielders Coral Slaughter Divisi.. I Mci*..I uL Boston at Wasfir Haven, Fla St L ouis vs P'tsburgn at Bradenton. Fla I throughout the game and the barrage became so bad in the M.rg'e Fans (2). EIais' Kostival, Pat Alligood, Nor,r Sharp and NHL Standings Sa?vvdayi Games No.4 players, and Wade Ansell (7-0) and Rick Haistens (4-0), who alternate at No. 5, are also __ (AP) University of Miami baseball coach Ron Fraser was knocked unconscious and Andy SPpui. roIled a 296 series with one game a a . ,. TALLAHASSEE. Fla. - Tuixays Tulsa 1. $I Louis 0 BflImore Atlant 1 New York (Ii) 9, Detroit 1 Los Ang.es 9. CaIiforsa 2 .. Sunday, Apr il & 973-38 Most visitors to the Wekiva River are getting enough ranfish to satisfy their needs. George Cheney at Wekiva River' Haven camp had word of scattered shelkracker catches mixed wi th redbreast, bluegills, catfish and bass. A six and a half pound bass fe ll to Ken Dit to, who was fishing with a purple worm from the bank at Camp Seminole. Mark Maher and his wife, Ilene, nature lovers both , have taken over th e management of Camp Seminole. Maher, wi th a background of hote l and motel experience, recently was connected wi th "Ocean World" the aquatic and marine life exhibit at Fort Lauderdale. live crickets. in for The 39-)ear-old coach regairied consciouness at the hospital where X-rays were taken to determine the extent of in. Peg Patiy 3-10. Eve Roge 2-7 S. New York (A) 1 . Dr. Nick Pastis and party, fishing in "Wet La ke," caught th e limit of Sinail bass last weekend. The catch was large enought to feed 15 people at anoutdoor fish fry, . Bryant first among No. 2 players with a 10.0 record. Howard Flagg, who •; I3, Is tied fur th top spot __ Coach Stru c i ce Tutk 5-7; Kathy Cron. Faye Jones Houston at Toronto Son Diego a, Winnipeg Chicago ji Edronto,. Indianapolis at Vancouver Clara __ _V' Notes and Anita Barker 3.1O . Faye Jones 2-7; Rn. Vaughn aid Kathy Cross 310: Jr*n HIfl 5410; Myrtle Edmonton at Vancouver Todays Games U 0 .- Bucky Copeland Is tied for __________ Rucky Copeland, above, at Florida's peak. (Herald Fboto by Bill V lucent) Helen Padgett u. offshore state '--.---. _.. a Mac Harold 56-7 ind7 - 9; Barbara IP-I&-A 11 is : _- SPARE PICKUPS Indianapolis at San Diego Milwaukee 12. Chicago (N) 6 _ tr -- S2?. Marvin McNutt 325; Andy WirW)I*g it QVCt*C . - Wash Day Dr.govts New England at Cleveland PPiiadetpeia 4. Pittsburgh 0 ____________________ ___ _____ Ann Smith 717. Sate Constrvctjn 1owlei - June Plant 193, Mary Jonnson 169; $fgar Crop ft. Betty Nor Alood 112 RDII'A-Ivti - Bob HiCkok SN. Minnesota a? Houston Friday's Cam Clmntj 1. Bosto. 0. 16 __________________________________ _____ ______ 550. flushor 501: Elaine KOst;.a , 195 and 191 Tuesday Morning Swingers Shannon Corsi 516. Sharon Base 163: Shannon Corti 207. Sharon Toronto 1, Winnipeg 1 Edmonton S. Vancouver 3 Saterdays Games _ ._ ShIpuI 273. Marvin McNutt 191. Phnix 2. MInneoia 1 _; ______ __________ _____ BOWLAMERICASANFORO :LeaguesNam,Omjttod_CarOIyfl Slaughter57l,AIlceHenf.k4, Alite Hendricks 707, Carol Slaughter IN. 35 37 1 71 771 773 35 39 7 77 249 S clinched division title Friday'i Games Chicago 2. New _____________ _____ ______ Smith III!, Doris Smith 146. 0nt0 . The "Dand I "b h fllfiksand five bonito on a Tuesday trip. The were unable to do much fishing because the strong curren t made it impossible to stay anchored over the snap pe r Jack crevalle and ladyfish are congregated in the r1ver just i nside the let gi ving plugcdstersa the th ey want. The r g Own at them flh The inlet is affording line fishing with sheepshead and drum he most prominent. Harry Tit.shaw of Lake Mary, and his brother and nephew -yea ____________ Willy Smith 5fl. Doris Smith 107; Wally A' 32 0 90 322 294 - Jensen Beach Is tiswilly thought of in terim of salt water ' angling, but Howard Shuck and John lord found the fresh wati'r shing umier snurscsay, Santa Fe tieacfl, ouer Florida two r Tuesday and Pensacola last colleges, are 8-0 and 6-i week. The Raiders downed respectively. Brevard 61 Monday. SJC Is 5-0 in its division with Four SJC pi3yffs are tied for seven matches to play. first place In the ranking. - _______ - Oue6fC 1 ___________________________________________________ 214, Dottie Holbrook 191. Goad Sheprd Mind 1 3 • ______ Shannon Coril 494; Bill Armstrong Il Minn. TWELFTH, Is, D, mord&gtw Castle 30 46 7 59 255 306 ii 53 3 39 210 3 loss . ______ Ann Smith 494: Helen Padgett 140, fl 9 _____ Bass 119 West Dlvlsiia 350 Perfta (3 1 with Berk Ity Chad 31 Chitgo lfldEsOtlS Quinlela (I 2) 17720 Big 11 11 " _____ 13-0 against ____ .. state. I'u4I Bowling W L T Pts CF CA Monday BIuj 660 4.00 I Junior college Area Washington. at K&nUS - _______ a) Washtnçlon Montr ea l at Detroit St Louis is? Kansas City Minnesota at Chicago East Division 4 AC 3 40 2L60 3 Oun.e4a (I 1) $.7QjQ ELEVENTH. Is, A. 35.13: See Saw 900 350 I tIutn burgh . ______ Pitts WHA Standings Quiricla (7 5) $.3900 Perfecto (11 S) 515 10 TENTH, S-il. A, 31.4$ 3. Atlanta Is 8-3, is fourth in the - who is 13-1, Is second. SJC's No. 1 doubles' team of Aranda w3d Copeland (91) is second in the state, and the No. 2 team of MallczowskI and i. isL 0f first Wii.i a 9-0 record. Miami Dad North and Palm - record of any university or In Florida. The Raiders are 14-1 overall and Junior colleges. was to Flagler 1' II ege, a our-)ear t s i SCuwi. Seminole's most recent wins were 7-0 victories over Lake Al - Today's Games New YOrk Islanders at New York Rangers 90) 1,0 Cf..'rt division titIC Friday's Games A break in the weather sh ould bring the mackerel in again and plug casting from the pier will be hot once more Bluefish re long gone -only a few stragglers or Summer blues are left. Ponce DeLeon gry, tting savagely at trotted spoons, feather jigs diamond head 'I s d fla bait. , Charter hnnt null nf Tl., " %; UI? arLKAr LOOK their share on half king mackerel and bonita in the striking ment - . Seminole Junior College who The ? SiC's Collfurnia at Los Angeles . I u. Philadelphia at New York I sLanders CNCa'lo at St. louts WahinQtOn at Montrea Buffalo at Toronto Games - . Detroit at 70 10 6 30 3 40 6 Omaha. afternoon. CBS TV Phant'spearI 1010 350 I 1 Angeles at Portland, Wiiciitfke 3.00 4 afternoon Ouin,eIa (6$) $3710 PPson1, at Seattle, atternoon Perfecta (6$) $11570 Chicago at Milwaukee NINTH, 5-Is. D, 31.43: REGULAR SEASON ENDS - ' LOS AnclOes at California REGULAR SEASON ENDS oul'UW Sissy Shan 37 32 IS 71 771 70 717 17 50 201 310 Vancouver I. a'rvent Saturday's Games S# 980 Soo 310 J - M arco - Toronto . ... .. ALL - 40 76 13 91 341 241 7 .593 - a- '.• New York Rangers I - "ton * C flC Atlanta at Washington - 1 64 S I? 777 131 Calif. 537 I 43 4 33 5iturhwt Mineola sup" - Washi / - Buffalo SuI11110 100. Philadelphia 97 CICeqO 171. New Orleans 17 MIwauk 109. New York 707 Golden State 121, Phoeniz 99 Seattle 111. Los Angeles 102 )t i', S 60 1 OulnIela 12 A) $.4o Perfecta (2 1)541 03 SEVENTH. 21. C. 39.13: ?' ! predictions made by the •• o1dtii " span sh ld-timers," boats First In State 4: Divislois 4 Phoe ni x 37 19 395 14 I Anoilej 51 370 15 'clInched division title Friday's Games lo!on 95. Washington , S jper Strip I Conference i'.c * Golden 5: Ouinleta 16 1) 518 00 Perfecto (I 6) 5541 70 star Western True to •• 36C Ill I 5, 211 35', 31 S$0 1 1111 , 73 SI c..... " 6" . 6 00 $20 & Portland Lea Babe E ckert Berkley Luck o .494 31 Detroit "rrtec?a 12 1) 5155 10 FOURTH, 3.76, C, 311$: Reta Shan 7110 9 flrthrr 40 Al Orlent K C Omaha 3 70 7 Cuini4i Mar iocild Oa k ,500 IS Midwest Division 17 N 41 41 •. An glers' n Macerel east mackerel moved Inshore this week withi n in easy reach of small 1 5 S3 II II 152 3 AflOeJes wh;rQ? ' $$7 * Montreal 4511 19 ) Central tiungry ArfnLrnrl TAn le ,C D. 36.71: Noble seavty 36 6 : am 'I 3632 10 U 711 253 Louis K'S Trouble 13100 ouiniela Is V z,__ %,.,,,., I_ ...*.. .1 NYlin FRIDAY NIGHT Tennis __ %-&.--. NBA Standings EasternC -- -- Sunday Harald,Sanfoid, Ft. Dog Results - - - Gladys Lupton,, I McFadden, Carolyn Pcllelt and Ililian Pohl with 12; seconid Events Set GAINESVILLE - ADMISSION I V The place Sarah- Barton, Majel Florida High Schioiol Activities 11allahan and I,eona Kinib, Assodation recently approved %Ith 14, third plad.e iltIt) Ward sta te tournaments for the 197 , r - i . _•1 - "S.f /' school 76 1nd hii Mdison t ith 1 basketball and softball -t! FREE * MOVIES! ~w. Back nine winners were Ithi year In girls' State tournaments are hit a jump shot from the foul line and the Celtics outlasted Engstrom, Peg Whitman, .already held for girls' cross the Washington Bullets 95-94 Friday night in a gruelling,' Virginia 'Mnia.s and Hazel country, volleyball. golf, tennis, physical game. I(t'intxjth with 21; second place swimming and track. 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A Ilk LIMPIP LIMP? ''_J BLOPIDIE 64r 1110 CHMF or CAL1-PMEA Almost 100 years old, this Stmoo-Halbig German bisque doll ho brown eyes and human hair ' 1\...._ RIGHT BACK 67 I L41 1' ____ . JIPV ' .. I - / It ç : j W. • NOW TRY TMAT AarAtN! , A,' 7c i ". -'- ____ I)IPN i •• ' " I.I . _flh'4 _ ' __ ' • , ,'L C - '- 41p, . - ' , '.., -•... t I — if•ti,j " . .- -- . ARCHIE TV0 ' • (f '3 by Dick Cavolli ()lYQJ •- . C) • fj WINTHROP 1C. 0 • = - op ra / ___ —, " .t1L.7o P BETTER 'f-.,'------ rzz.—j.-('( .. j. All JENNY LU, YOU'RE OUR SECOND BASEPE F;tS(>41 — _ ' ' • if - 14 ,'•'-'-I reproduction Jenny IJnd china doll and 30-year-old Deama Durbin doll. Pouting Jumeau Irrproductlon) Is worth than $100 with clothes (J' S I:. ' -S a, ..• ., fjj. , by Bob Montana BLrr 1 - ,,'.. — S part of rn)self. So now I've r.ahaged my children's dolls, and my grandchildren's, too" It's acrealive hobby, and an interesting one. Most doll collectors are handy seamstresses and dress their own dolls. They also repair old, troken and faded toys. And they spend hours at the library studying the dress and habits of the people who lived in the period during which their favorite dolls were created. Doll collectors, while they have Otat emntW "hoarding streak," also love to show off wh3t they am so carefully collecting. This weekend members and friends ofmembers of the Central Florida Doll Club will be exhibiting their collections at the Altamonte Springs Civic Center, from 14 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday. It was difficult to preview any of the dolls that will be on exhibit — most were already carefully packed in fissue tined boxes for transportation But a few had not been tucked these many sears nOW It's hard for a woman to childhood and lmngtne playtlznes without dolls. The cuddling, caring and mothering she dJdover miniature tea cups ndfllmsydoll carriages set a pattern she will probably repeat the rest of her life. Not all women outgrow dolls They may have children and grandchildren of their Gii as the years go by, but the fascination for their earhest play companions fters. If nurtured, it can grow into an intruguing hobby. Ask any member of the Central Florida Doll Club. The answer to the question, "Why do you collect dolls?" is invariably — "Because I lovc them." Not for their monetary value, their historical background or because it's the newest fad. nese may play some small part but mostly it's emotional, "There's just no way I could bring myself to throw away my old dolls," one collector ex plained. "It'd be hke discarding Doll collectors are diflerertt from collectors of stamps, bottles and beercans. Because dolls are different from the run Of (tie mill collector's Item, Dolls have heart and soul and history in such an Intimate, personal way. Not only are they replicasofhumans, they're also extensions of human perUes and mingle with the Memories of happiest childhood. $,My baby!" a tiny cWld will excleim, clutching that huggable bundle of blanket, lace a'id bab) likeness which is her doll. This doll. She mothers it the way her own mother cares for her. And ft's as real to her as she Lsto her own mother. Years later, viewing this tattered scran of her childhood while clearing out an attic, perhaps, or rummaging through her old toy chest, her heart will lurch with nostaligia for that little plast.ic friend she's outgrown ' - . I W ByJEANPA1'IFSON WOMEN'S EDITOR - - _____ ____ ç •L(gW 1 •7' a — : tA WHAT!/ - - 1 -, jII . ' -. ____ L . I J .__••d) •• . :•.'.'i T 95 undressed; more Thl nk by Al Voin r - ______ l'CU 1.05e /) :i '' _ SECOND BASE-MAN' ON Yotj '' HEY,WIN-TH;7~Cp! ': . •. OUR C0NT`ESr 4'4 -= ' 1 '4 ' • ;. —' ' / PRISCILLA'S POP . !"A .'.J ______ ' t -..-:;,; INT MIN` ME A AIWT I5 &II7'1 ) 81.11; TWAT WOULD TWA-rSrkEl:UN0F:rr-PUr TWREE POUNDS n4EN WE CAN HAVE A NOW T14E WINNER GETS A DCXJSLE SANMA SPLfr! — . 1'' • / ', Doll Club Stages Exhibit In Altamonte Chic Young ' 'f" 1' v SpecW guests at ft d*M' lea party boded by two an0que German bisque dolls •Inchkie (top, from left) Toni doll, homemade Holly Hobby doll, 75-year-old German doll, a I! . 111 I-OSE THREE POUNDS isr -- 1. 'a i# C/ 4 I o / -.---_6'__ TCADTSIE AND I AM WAVING A CONTEST TO 1P 4. J4J -' by T. K. Ryan 1 IM M1FMr-P.I -':, '—.._-:--- Jll)__ .: 1 UV 01 - 1 ____ - .• • / 1 by Heimdohl & Stoffel •d• - . , "!\ • NXO ,4L5 OF piJllrJ,cJl iLC—\)LL L/ -• j/ ç— - (r .'J 7 L . I I __.' • ;. I 1 7Z%U cC - 1 fi /1 a <"A SEE j t it' by Garry Trudeau N6 BY J • • ff\AI A%ATIS EATiN' .* Ir by Larry Lewis A TON OF WASTE PAPERJ TODAY, 31410'-/.iOST OF ITYEARS AND OLD YEARS OLD RECCLG - 'W / 60r DOONESBURY CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS J -. l • 101 Instead of bidding to spades ofldNI to Partner has found himself left with an un finished tubber, but West open.clubs to your one spade opening What ° ed best t fTh quilkRI Answer Mondas IScounled to nine tricks Send $1 lot JACOBY MODERN He went right up with du, book to Wan at Bndge (do this ITI% s ace of dubs lie needed newspaper) P0 Box 489 Radio two entries to dummy and he C,tSIatIOn.NO*YOI*.N.Y.IOO19 could not aUordaheartshift. lie led a spade at trick to 'isi APJ( L'iTIflI'HiM ASS'S \ \-(J / ?cD&P-V' By Roger Boiler, M4AT TIME PA ec? !L.i South would almost surely have A - .I t heir ' — If West had opened a heart ipJircj.-' \ ).. '1' ) -jr.; Ar "Men we mdai:;J ovie ct you FUNNY BUSINESS away yet. Like the cute Pouting Jumeau, pictured above, and her smiling counterpirt The detail and reallsticexpressicrns on these doll faces are captivating. German bisque dolLc havestrongappeal — thes)dn tunes are so lifelike, the eyes so alive. And the classic china doll — well, they 're colder, perhaps but so perfect. Penn y d c I Raggedy Anns. French and English and American and Japanese. Since earliest Unw-s, dolls have been favorite playtitings, made of clay or paper, , po celarn It -after (eI1urd (r p - At first, small figures in human form had their place as idols for primitive peoples, and for centuries, even after Roman times, dolls has mystical or magical significance. But gradually, the doll came to be nothing more than a pla)thing. Nothing rnore? Well, just the treasure ('1 e verylittle girl s life. WAITING ALMOST AN "DA! ("''/f/ - S - I F f SY PICK CA"AIN EASY by Crooks & Lawrence 15 TOrALLY NOT A TRACE OF ANY 8RAIJ 14TER ACTIVIT - I ' WAVE) WHAT 00 'IOU ATTRBVTE'v EXTRAORDINAizy ABIlITY TO ACHIEVE WEt-LI I EAT \5tFER by How,. Schneider - a.a,OTVr, 'TtX) AN' WATCH by B4 DELI BEEP UK & MEEK Thaves --------------- WINE SHORT RIBS UMAT IdAN19- )W MAY CALL IS A by hank Hill MV)0J AV/ CAU OUT P45RE WE WITH A BROWN PAPIR WE MIT - - - _____ _______ —-- '----' 'r" -- J - ______________ -. ;_= 7- . - -. -- __ - - —— -___ ' .. •_ --.. _ --';—,- — - - r-_ I -_J - 4 — S I .,•X),___ •_ . _ ..• ..... — - .. -_'_-_ -• L •_, A. :' - ••,,. -____ . - ..-.-_-_---.-,—: • ••_-_ '_ _, __ t. __ •_ -_ 3-.._ .t __ -___'_____________ .,_.p__,r — , - S. Equlilte Japanese dolls made by a U.S. serviceman's wife Include (from kit 1 mother, bride, mtsklasi and geisha girt (Herald Photos byJesn Pattesoo Rusty (left) and Amanda have an endearing homemade charm with their f reckles, eyelashes and gingham cheeks ._-_-_ -_ --_ .______________ 46 ._ -_-._ ._._.- 1._ , -.-__ — : -_-_._-_-._ -.---_=S_____±_____ - - -' -- -_- ' .. '.;.J- _ " — ___ --' ' _L!S _______ —— ''.--? -. I i .- •---- I ' a _ . _ -._S j 1' I a, 5 I �ti .-. '---- 2C-Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, April 6, i9 is 0 Androgynous Mamqqe: No ' His,' ' Hers' Area Engagements ___ i-~~ ~ -~ :_-_ - . -. Chelsofl of SS Rural Station, Pff(er Coll ege, Misenhelme, and of Mr. and Mrs. Louie White-Jones N.C. and will graduate ii Cosenza of New York City. She Elementary Education in May Bannister Is an employe of the Central Dr. and Mrs. William Walker The bridegroom, also born Ii Florida Zoological Society. White of Golden Lake, Sanford, Sanford, Is the grandson of thi The bridegroom is the announce the M . and Mrs. John Cosenza, engagement of late Mr. and Mrs. Portei gran ds on of Jim Courtoy of their daughter, 2418 Lake Ave., Sanford, an. Margaret Nan, Franklin Whigham of Sanford flounce the engagement of their Sanford and the late Virginia to Donald Randall Jones Jr., and of the late Mr. and Mrs daughter, Regina Lynn, to Ct*irtoy, and of Mrs. J. A. son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thomas William Jones ol James Antone Bannister, son of Bannister and the late J. A. Randall Jones, 1919 Sanford Sanford. Bannister of Moultrie, Ga. He Is Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bannister, Sanford. A 1!)71 graduate of Sanford employed at Home Appliance 181 mliv Ave., Sanford. The bride, born in Sanford, is Naval Academy, he is attending Center, Sanford. the granddaughter of the late Pflffer College and will The bride is the grand. The wedding will be an e venttr. and Mrs. Clarence Roy graduate in May. In June he (laughter of Mrs. K. Hutcherson of June 5 at 6:30 p.m. at Church Kirtley of Sanford, and of Mrs and the late James I.. Hut. of Christ, Sanford. will continue flight training in J. St. Clair White of Sanford and the U.S. Navy in Pensacola. the late J. St. Clair White. The wedding will be held June A 1971 graduate of Semmole 14 at 11 a.m. at the bride's High School, she is a student at Golden Lake home. Cosenza- ( .I. 4 r. - / L%1110~_.if ~ -, I ..,.. L ,,fL ., I A i III . . ::~:, i - . -, - ., . 4 .4 14 1, :1 . __ 'TAl.LAllASSEE- The American family Is undergoing a revolutionary change. Sure, you say, look at communes, group marriages, swinging, do-ityourself divorce kits, historically high divorce rates. Four professors In Florida State University's interdiseiplinarey program in Marriage and Family Living have news for you: the real revolution is taking place inside permanent, monogamous marriages which, by the way, have never been more popular. è The big story: androgynous marriages. In such a marriage, there is a blurring of the sex roles. The man may cook dinner, the woman take out the garbage. Or vice versa. There is no "man's work" or "woman's Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl, w Dr. Mary Hicks, Professor of Home and Family Life and the recipient of the highest national teaching award In the field of Homes and Family life, said that this conclusion grows out of the notion that as women contribute more to the family economics, their influence In the family extends to a broader range of decisions, Goin"Places, "What Is not clear," she said, "Is whether women who choose to work outside the home tend to be more powerful personalities, and thus more Influential." '"I Sociologists) Jessie Bernard has made the point that there are two marriages: his and hers," Nichols said. "According to Berna rd his Is great, hers is oppressive. "There Is a fair amount of data that says of relationship can be that great when one person always has to take subordinate role?" As "her" marriage becomes more satisfying, does "his" deteriorate? "If a man Is forced to give up some of his power, there is no question but that his gut level reaction will be to fight it," Nichols said. "Sure, he will have to t't' tip swriethiiig,'' he said, "but he also will be (reed from ninny of the arbitrary roles in which Doin' Things By JEAN PA1'IESON Women's Editor Male, Female Tra ts . Lose Clear Def InItion i •• By JEAN PA1'rESON Women's Editor Men are the ones with the strong personalities, right? They're the ones who are ambitious, competitive, selfreliant. They have the leadership qualities and the analytical minds which get them ahead. Right? And women are shy and soft-spoken. They're submissive, sensitive a..d gullible. Right again, No matter how loudly Women's Ubbers and ERA proponents howl when they hear It, the male is the dominant sex In our society. But is he so by nature, or has tradition simply developed him to be so? After all, every little girl feels aggress ive soinetinies, and every little boy wants to cry sometimes. But they're taught over the years that nice girls don't fight, and big boys don't cry. More and more psychologists and sociologists are realizing that the so-called "male traits" do exist in women, and the "female traits" do exist in men. Not physical traits, of course, but personality traits, They are also discovering that those persons who have an even balance of male and female personality traits are the ones who get along best with both sexes, who communicate best with their fellow humans. June Gordon, coordinator of Seminole Junior College's Project 21st Century Woman, recently attended the American Personnel and Guidance Association convention In New York City where she attended a fascinating workshop on androgyny the blurring of sex roles and traits. The facts researchers In the field are revealing will be of huge value In developing more successful man-woman relationships as well as better relationships in the business world, reports Ms. Gordon. The submissive woman is no longer as desirable as in years gone by, Ms, Gordon explained, particularly not in management positions. On the other hand, the ambitious or competitive woman who demonstrates strong leadership qualities, often comes across as either pushy and bitchy, or as authoratarlan. Neither Is likely to win respect. However, as people begin to accept that natural personality traits are not as rigidly defined as we have been raised to believe, Ms. Gordon predicts some in. Wresting changes In the traditional sex roles In the management world. No longer will women in positions of responsibility and authority be regarded with a mixtutie of distaste and resentment; nor will the more submissive male be considered contemptible. While attending the androgyny workshop, Ms. Gordon participated In a fascinating test in which she was required to rate on a scale of 1 to 7, how frequently she displayed certain personality traits. Appropriately ix a dynamic leader like Ms. Gordon, her score was weighted slightly on the male aide. - Sunday, April 5, 175-3C frequently Show House recently in con- If you love a beautiful home Youth Ranch near Winter and what woman doesn't? - Springs, is now making news the home to visit some time again in a ri're familiar area between April 7 and 27 Is the as an actor. Leu house and Garden, on The faip! '-1'-' 1, iira Forrest Avenue at Nebraska in and radio personality will be Orlando, which has been teaching a six-week Creative transformed by area designers Theatre Workshop at the Roje into ' magnificent show house School of Dance, 1024 Tucker to raise money for the Opera Gala Guild of the Florida Ave., Orlando, to students 12 years of age and up. The Symphony Society. course, which will run from Interior designer Berta 11911, a former Sanf ord resident and May 1 to June 5, will be a combination of acting, lecture, businesswoman who now lives history, participation and and has her studio in Winter Enrollment Is limited, so Park, has decorated the Leu sign up now. library. According to her (Lughter, Jazz 'oncert Edie hall, who recently opened For jazz fans, it will be Dixie the Decorator's Bazaar on with a cause on April 20 when hiawatha Avenue of U. S. 17-92 the Central Florida Hot Jazz in Sanford, Berta has tran- Society presents "An Afternoon sformed the library into a of Jazz" to benefit La Amlstad, refreshing haven of soothing a residential treatment center purples and fresh spring greens for emotionally disturbed through her decorating adolescents located in Winter wizardry. Park. The concert will be held Berta considers the room in the garden at the Maitland "dramatic, light and bright- Art Center from 2 p.m. until a reaction against the dark, dark. gloomy room I had to start Featured performers will be with." Don Lamonde, considered by It is a high ceilinged room many to be one of the greatest with four doors and many jazz drummers of all time who windows. Berth has grouped the has backed such artists as seating around the fireplace Barbara Streisand, and Tern and left the wall space free to Lamonde, who has. sung with feature exciting art deco the Benny Goodman Orchestra wallpaper in shades of purple and now, of course, is Orlando's on silver. Touches of chrome own Red Hot Mama at Rosie around the library tie in with O'Grady's. the silver in the wallpaper, and the deep purple carpet matches Hitch in, A Ride too. You may have wondered, as I Curtains are turquoise and did, what would become of walls the same green as the Cassandra Beaupie and her two garden foliage seen from every young sons, Joshua and Rufus, window, who hitchhiked to Florida from This Interesting blend of New Mexico, seeking a new traditional, art deco and con- home, and who were featured In temporary interior design is a Story, 'Hitchln' A Ride' In the repeated throughout the huge March 23 edition of The old home. A visit Is a must for Herald. decorating buffs. And for Well, Cassandra wrote a day gardeners, the Lou Gardens are or so ago from Atalissa, Iowa. a dream. Teas and lunches will Her dream of finding a farbe served. mhouse to take care of in return for bed and board was finally Sky King realized in this distant Mid-west community and she and her Kirby tSky King) Grant, who has been in the headlines sons couldn't be happier. - One expert, Leland J. firefighters went to the park . Axelson, ct:iirrnan of the I Those sociology department, ./ _1 I Cubmaster Lonnie Friend, the age group 2-4 were hidden In males find themselves." observes: "Today I -, a man is - ,1-___- ''But androgynous Pack 196, Central Florida thetotlot,forthe5.8werejj, less likely to lose his self ~ ., __ ___ ~ ~.._, _~. -, . Cow ,asannoun ~ marriage is liberating for I . . ithis pondareaand those f0(.,12 esteem by doing dIshes. pack will par:Icipate in the Boy group found their both sexes" he said. "Why , eggs in the I And millions of men are I.. Z Scouts of America "Blast off to tennis court area. should a male be trained in ktr e.y to T'* ~~__ -, now equal partners In child Eternity," project. such a way that when he Is The eggs were provided by bearing." -jhungry he has to wait for a During April, special scrolls the volunteers, half dona ted So more husbands are will be made available to units and half purchased female to come along and from their ironing their own shirts, feed him? which registered scouts may "slush fund." Responsible for %more wives helping bring "Men are supposed to be sign. The scrolLs will then be the gay decoratloni on th e eggs, home the bacon. Does that 6-1-- ~ - I— I turned into the Council and including two silver and hale, hearty and strong," two REGINA LYNN COSENZA make a revolution? she said. "This is myth. forwarded to the Regional gold, were the Winter Springs MARGARET NAN WHITE Mrs. Mcnett -Stephanie Lynn Hickson Dr. William C. Nichols, a Office where the scroll will Men are often required to be Youth Group and the Ladles professor in home and in i r.r,sf.Im...1 play supportive roles - In uien wastea Auxiliary. Dorothy Connolly, a Family Life and a national fatherhood, for example. It into space on a space flight member of the Auxiliary made figure in marriage and Is unwise mission in the Fall of 1976. to make young and donated all the prizcs which rsa ry family counseling, believes boys deny such emotions as Deadline for turning in scrolls included three dowel-type It does. tenderness and warmth." with the names of registered bunnies, three pillow bunnies "The changes which are She also believes that in a scouts will be the end of June. and three Easter baskets filled '14 occurring in women's diverse society, here The Space Agency will certify with candy. iy. '?xpectations are that the names on the scroll are given to the Children should always be room for s in each tremendously profound," In space by imprinting the age category who found the family who wants to the Nichols said. "That's why keep traditional roles, On theanniversary, occasion of their 60th dinner by members of the First original scroll and returning it gold and silver eggs and who wedding there Is such a strong Married in Carrier Mills, Ill., Society, too, may have to Mr. and Baptist Church and Calvary on March to the council for return to the had collected the most eggs. reaction to issues like the 24, 1915, Evert and unil In addition, boys whose Mrs. Evert J. Odum of Lake Baptist Church of Lake Mary, make some adjustments to Equal Rights Amendment. Ova Odum spent most of their names appear on the scroll will at tend Between 75 and 100 children Mary were honored with a March 23. the androgynous marriage. ed the event and enjoyed fives in Marion, Ill., where Many males like things the receive a special wallet.alzecj this yearly treat. "N0', however, sucway they are; they don't Odum worked as a brickl a yer, cessful men and successful card which certifies that their The next meeting of the want to give up any power. stonemason and builder. They women are being attracted names have flown In space. Ladies Auxiliary to the And they are absolutely retired to Lake Mary nine years This laa great opportuni ty to each other and this may Volunteer Fire Dept. will be right: there Is a revolution all scouters and an incen ti have a staggering impact ve to held on April 8 at 7:30 p.m. at .: Present at th e anniversary going on." on the economic and social other young boys to join the the Ready Room of the As role expectations In celebration was the couple's class system. Scouting program, enjoy all the Winter Springs Fire Station. snddaug1Iter,M,j,J marriages relax, the benefits available through Admitting that the an-i. R. (Carmen Lee) C.leek of Lake female may find herself scouting and have the added drogynous marriage is not Mary. They have two other with more power in bonus of having their names In Graduation without pitfalls, nor Is It for decisions affecting her own daughters, Mrs. Allen W. space. Contact Friend for everybody. Nichols said life and the life of her (Irene) Heap of Silver Springs, fur ther Information. that It offers one model for Graduating on April 10 (r Md., and Mrs. Robert W. family. a worthwlle experience SJC's 200-hour minimum (Dorothy Ann) Pease of standards course for Marion, Ill. They have five Garden Club ': *I firefighters wffl be Carl flt \ '!I : __ grandchildren and six great. "IChell, Tim Lallathin, Roger The nest meeting of t he North grandchildren. C manning CountryMarket Days are (from left) Karen --I. Roy and Jimmy Graham, all of Morgan and Diane Busman, lum . -__ aest Mrs. Odum was attired for committee ce.ajrmen, and San Ruble, auction Orlando Garden Will be the Winter Springs Volunteer committee chairman held on April - 10 at Club 7:30 pm., at Fire Dept. the festivities In a cream The National Association of bank holding companies from Others Include: Mrs. David The annual card party for the -: - Y' the home of hostess Sally colored dress with lace sleeves Bank Women (NABW) will hold 19 Central Florida cities. This br in Rothschild and Mrs. benefit of the DeBary Public Ralph Bowersax,$4 S. CortesAve. Co. fully qu gs to 16 the total of and she wore a white orchid Its bi-monthly meeting at 6:30 The special guests for this Hewlett, co-chairmen of the Library is set for April 9, at 1 host fortevefl1ng wjube serve alified firefighters who corsage wi th purple throat. Her p.m., April 8, at the Deltona meeting of the Association will city on VOhm i i p.m. in the Defiary Community door prizes; Mrs. James dub president Janet (Unger. husband wore a matching Country Club, 1120 Elkcam be the Chief Executive Officer Total membep in the Center. Guests attending are Askew, Mrs. Harvey Ramp, purple shin under a dark grey Blvd., Deltona. of each bank represented by the Vohinteers is at Mrs. Charles Emery, Mrs. asked to bring their own cards. The Ovi edo Woman's QUbis "country" atmosphere. it mñl A large decorated cake win dayf Youth Dance Mr. and Mn. Evert J. Odum celebrate 60 years ro m11a.m.toipm This Mid-East Group of the flds is the highest ra tio of Harvey N.A.B.W. The speaker will be Jones and Mrs. ,"Ireshments F. sponsoring i ts second Annual also 5e of interest to of dessert and : was made especially for of marriage shoppers of T.W. Lawton Elementary N.A.B.W. is made up of 130 Bruce R. qualified pe Stewart, Corpertte Albert Moesel will rs coffee assist. onnel f any fire will be served. 'Oviedo Country Market Day" all ages, wi th yard The Winter Springs You th occasion. goods, School Chorus di rect ed by Mrs female bank officers Vice President department in of Personr.'l, Mrs. If. 1. Mace)' is chairman Seminole. April 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. stitchery, quilts, preserves, Group will be holding bi.weekly '.4 Charlottee McDaniel will sing representing various banks and Flagship Banks, Inc. Volunteer fire departments of the event. She will be assisted followed by an auction from 4 pickle barrel, calico and American Folk A beautiful oil painting by dances for the next few Music. A double need the support of the citizens by: Mary Wilcox, as ticket Albert E. Mercer has been P.M. to 6 p.m. ___________________ i ill 7tl iii HI,Ir 111111 Tn, gingham flowers, penn7 candy quartette of the "Sweet r -. _______________________ held at the of the city they protect. You can 1, chairman; Mrs. Charles donated by the artist for aucThe Country Market will be and many other item. to delight 1 / Adellnes" will sing and stroll Jaycees do ycur part by attending the MacNeil, table prizes; Mrs. tion. Mrs. Macey says that this DEAR ABBY: I am a Oviedo Shopping the taste and sight. about the market and the Blue : car wash sponsored by the minister who James Whileford, Mrs. Russel event is given by the Ubraiy 11, Center in downtown Oviedo aL'o does counGrass Partners from Sanford Among the Congratulations and best Volunteers on April 12. It will be 3elIng. * r' intersection of Francis, Mrs. Boyd Welrman, Association to support and other booths ..4 : of with Bill Pruett on banjo, wishes are extended to Ernie held from 10a.m., t1114 p.m., at Routes 4 and 1 419. This year all A young man recently Mrs. James Elliot, Mrs. Albert maintain the Library and in. r proceeds will special interest will be potted Kenny Raybon on fiddle, John .., -''-•. Hendrix and his group for the Sunoco Gas Station located to me for counseling and he be given to the Ovledo Volun- Plants, hanging Morsel, Miss Agnes Crowley, vites all neighboring residents hay [, L .. McGovern on guitar, Jo* -,_[ 4 forming the first Winter on Highway 17-92 and SR 434. showed mea clipping from )Our teer Fire Dept. to repthce the rides, pony rider, fishing p rs James McMahon and Mrs to Join with those of I)eBary " baskets,ond, Beatrice on mandarin and Land Springs Chapter of Jaycees. Proceeds from this event will column that he had Wear them as vacation Rescue Van which was snow cones, water color W Kenneth ac, . -, been oo dy on base will The Jaycees are an go to purchase deals to be t carrying for or perform in destroyed by theft and arson In paitirgs, handmade crafts go alongs or sporty -. two )ears. lie ___________ the afternoon. organization of young men on the window of a room con- said it saved him / many types, January china Alll6,%IL paintings, Y VAN HUREN of this year. from suicide. .. t o mes st ay a ages 18 to 35, who are public aimI either 'an Invalid or produce, baked There Will be over 30 goods, I am enclosing it. Will you CO.ChatrmAn of the Oviedo spirited and who band together child firefighters please print it again? It might the charge that booths and ezhlbits different homemade lemonade, shells, Market Day are Mrs. John j they are 'sick she was pregnant. She wasn't. Market Day which Pick your styles to help better the city In which rescue those persons im- save another life. the Jewelry, cotton candy, clothes, Kuhn and God love you, and tWIsted.' will at have Mrs. Walter they live, Now she admi ts that she just new feature this media tely. a furniture, chicken and rib Rawlon. 0year I.B.M. I say, love and let love." said she was pregnant so I "Country Store," Getting off to a giant leap, the dinners and DEAR cake decorating. T.B.M.: sponsored by With DEAR ABBY: Our lovely i 11 Win ter Springs Jaycees are would marry her, "Colonel" Dell of Sa nford is easure: the Oviedo Woman's Club year-old daughter was accepted Good There will be continuous again Neighbor Because involved In "Operation Red of our marriage, I which will help to set .scheduled to be thea 1 .* 'DC8 Abb the entertainment throughout the auctio y: Another advice at a fine church-affiliated had to quit school and get a job Hall" which tii to put an Make The Home You Live hi neer. colunist keeps insisting that college. She did poorly the first in a factory. I even GOOD emblem on each window of a WEEK.. had to NEIGHBOR OF THE homosexuals are 'sick.' She year and The Home You've Always Wanted was not invited to borrow money from my parents . Ruth Holzman, 81 S. says, home containing an Invalid or 'Thousands of return. We were very dlsap- to make a down payment on a Fairfax Ave. child so in case of a fire, Take advantage of homosexuals have written pointed. The Holaman's lived in mobile home. This really hurt ____________________________ Everyone loves to relax In the pool, and these multiple handicapped children from Rosenwald School Philips complete from $s me where they can get SWIM TIME, We learned later trough me because my firefighters canInspeedily 7 1 \':. , m to safety. addition, parents are br'N back are no ex ce ption as th ey enjoy a pe es th era utic s sion wi sp ch th ee t hera pist Ga Irwin ry and teac r's he Clarence H. Home Decorating Service : / ome ears straightened OK 90 they must some friends that one of I he w hen Charles / Berryman III, fl, Rhonda M. Adamltis, 24, Holvnan Jaycees FUN TIME hard-working people who made POB 8Z, Margarle Cbristlne aide Judy Robb in the pool of Sanford swimming teacher Jackie Caolo. These three children (from consider themselves twisted, 18, Rt 2 fix 614 or reasons our was in the U.S. Air Force. They Oviedo possibility of FmiJiin had done a sacrifice to let me have the Dodn, 26, same J Hatboro, Pa. they wonidn't be asking for so poorly daughter left) Nancy Walko, Eddie Russell and Marilyn Anstead, and other handicapped youngsters will be Johnny R. Sheffield, 20, i f in college was nwney. .1 : purchased a home at the time he David M. Waterho use, 23, Ba Sa nford RecreAtion Hall at SunsIdne 1p able to continue their weekly swimming sessions only U area service groups or Individuals can , Melinda K. Hart, 19, Clarence H. Jacobs, 46, 28 27IM, because she had become in. r and several years ago when Park to make it usable for all Ch Karen L I really was In love with Ray, v olunteer time to transport them to and from the pool or swim with them. Contact Mrs. ('aolo, 131 E. 23, lit 2 fix IIM the Red lion Sq., WP, Laura Lee FREE PAR KING * OcewlOnallY I bear from volved in a love affair with .1 I uck retired , ey same th came back homosexuals bo residents. girl before we were married, Long, Hendrix Woodland Dr., if you has to w,uld like to help. Wm. IN REAR WHILE are at 37, W W E. Ileyd, peace pr if Tri, CH. ofessor, 35 years , P011 live here In Winter Springs. with them older than but every time I think of the Carlos 0. Centeno, 41, 183o requested use of the building for ~,.A / SHOPPING ROJA" DouglasS, Griffin Jr., 23,2914 selves, but th ey are she was! lie is married and Chuck is now Fire Hawkins Chief of he has dirty trick she ~ I meet ins Ave., Verna M pulled on fp and far f his IflC, nCW Gano, t BrIarwcj sw * -k Temple Tr., dild., Brenda 1. I I be1ic c !., Tt usvjile i family Winter Springs Fire Dept., ia, same I'm turned of f. organization. and the majority of homosexuls na Ro Bioodsworth, 24, 510 ld L. Godwin, 23, Ba , We never drrned that this Saba] the Volunteers Char les lolaThomas A. McDaniel, fl, 987 I am thinging about divorce, Palm Cir., would be straight if they were college w '.*" OvIedo, Sharon V. Davis, 21, VW W1 ould have a man of and want your opinion. man. Ruth jumped right in and free to choose.' S. Grant St., LW, Laura A. POR ONE PRICE COMPLETE 35 Oviedo Homer F. 1 Lott, 44, Rt 2 Box Carson, such low character on the became active in the CO , same add, I Measured IFabric S Custom Tailored Members of the Defiary- patches of colorful materials enjoy nature's cool breezes, STUCK IN S.D. Whatdoyousay, DearAbb this work at the forthcoming faculty. 506B, Mary V. f.lcCann, 53, Ronald C. McKinney, 23, lit 2 lit 2 mwilty. She is a mem ber of Gifford E. DEAR S Fodrje, Deltona TRUCK: Granted, Auxiliary 1191, donated to the Auxiliary by a 20, lit I fix Installed and guarant,ed I. A. flMES READF it fi fix 203A, Annie L The Auxiliary also conSeventh District Auxiliary 506R On March 29 at Sunshine Ladies Auxiliary to My McGill, 22, li t husband is furious. Should 215, 1st Si, Pnola, Patricj as a dirty trick, but don't nsh the Veterans of World War I, civic minded humanitarian $30 tributed for the distribution 1)J{ RNIII-Iti 2 1l L a r r y meeting in Apopka on May 10. = 3 Ph. 322.3524 :al e rte !.; tic dean and zror:n into a diorcc It. l'oole, 21, it 1 lix Miller, 19, ilL 1 Easter Eg Vt-it, en the Boa:d J'I u.less you are Box 134A brought lap robes, ditty bags firm in Sanford. The robes are of Canteen Rooks to each and again at the State of = of d a heterosexual had he Hunt was held from 9 to 11:30 Directors 208D,Kae M. Underwood, , Timo y Win so tj other girls can be positive han Lee Selpler, 24, 240 of the Winter Springs raised to th A. Eaton, 19, 410 l 228 E First St that that is what YOU same add, and knitted skull caps which made to look like a patch quilt veteran patient desiring them. Florida Auxiliary Convention in a.m. Th e hunt was co-sponsored Youth Oxford Rd., FP, Nereid;p believe that his protected against this lecher? want. In the meantime, do your Dr., Chuluota, Terrle Grot and a member of prekre several members had made, to and are used by the wheel chair The books are worth one dollar Clearwater, in June. Ann Jianpierre, 32, same for the oppesite sex Or shall we sak to James R. Bitr, 28, St. by the Volunteer Fire Dept., of the newly chartered VFW Sanford add. his wife part to make sure there ~WI~m the Lake City Veterans patients as they visit from room In redemption for the purchase was 'sick' This will bring the year's are no Charleston ______ Winter Sp't, and its Ladies [thes Auxiliary 54. Apo.rtm twisted, about qti days. "S rnatter?jjojj W. Va. Mary M. ____________________________________ . D'•JiIII[ZT unwanted babies, or you'll _____ 1 1W Administration Hospi tal at to room or Still themselves of newspa pe rs, candy, gum or acti vities to a close. or"ftenft-rw"" abominable, sinful and a knows anything about it. Auxiliary. Asist1tj at the hunt Downey, 27, Charlest on W. Va. of ob1gabon She She can be found baking a disgrace to his really be stuck. 4 ournoom Iasier time for the comfort and other small items In the can. re'aresenung the Auxiliary il be would Ernest P. Bepudette Jr., 23, Dissolutions Of Marriage IRATh MOTHER for a fund rising project, ask for ti use of the veterans hospitalized teen. on how to Mariner VIII. Apis ,Cheryl I Your Aero Decorators were Maria La than and Ruth also, for charity, washing a car, 'straighten help The ditty bags, also made by DEAR MOTHER: Don't hi there. mself out,' too, Almquist, 19, fix 14)6. write to the dean, or speak to Jane and Wally Philips Mrs. Benedict of the same Money was sent at Christmas Orange Co., Linda J. Dallas Holzman, Representing the helping ata bazaar, Easter Egg Laurie Z. Harris & James M. lfomosexuallty is a problem the Raymond Volunteers were Fire Chief Hunt, and lending a friendly This is T. Kilmer, 26, 555 vs an annual event of professor's the ,iiaterials wife Robert are unless you used by the to help toward (.'hrLstmas gifts E. Dallas Jr. ear because an uaenJjgh(fl 1. Nona Fay Dorion & Francis Charles Holnan, Capt. Al to some teen who cheek out the facts. Start with Auxiliary, who with other patients to hold items such as and now for the Easter £wtryon hot a pr.bi,m, Whti Sabal Palm Cir., AS, Sham: A. James C. Salsgiver & Lucile Albert Draperes needs to be sody has made its problem, your daughter. ConsiderMcManus, 22, same add IijCstom Veterans' Groups, make this a kleenex, small change and Holidays. Roggenkomp, Deputy Scn't heard. A. too, aiRy: n. ,, Ph 11SCItaners& Ray Austin Bgley & NanrQ' V~. Calif. but I have received letters L'y that Lithe Wm. G. Kenneth, Lieut. BIJI Meyert, , service of love. The gifts were cosmetic& Murphy. Rich story Is true, ve '°'" She is "outspoken," has a the thousands Fur Storage IJIlie F. Wainright & Roy E. flece, wf, sfamp.d, soi l. Dr., Oviedo, the land not just though the professor clearly add maiden nameOther Auxiliaries do similar brought to hospital by Mrs. PJ Osterhout, J.C. Lawson, flYtopa, Claudia Wallace, sense of humor" ar4 'occ-asona Eldon I. Richards & nn B. Cothran Ha?, to Wrtt i,jf 319 WEST 13th Sanford, Fl. JJy'1 from gay people overstepped his hounds, 28, 1228-22nd The little hand knitted skull St., hospital work in Gainesville, S Oil. Alice Belnert John Newsome, and Irwin in the opinion of au who know telling and Julia Pass. Sandra hi. liartwig & Gerald your Ab.ij that they Wood v Gary Lee Wellman & Donzel t Servh,g caps, made by Mrs. Geraldine wouldn't be daughter Miami and Bay Pines, acWayne D. Palmer, 22, J. Hunter, Councilman and her, a decided asset to the is far from iJameIess. Hills, Calif. O2I3, for bMarie it Mrs. a ma past the Seminole Volusia Area Benedict, Moltrose, aigt,t If they bids choice. MI Defiary, Kelly are used by the cording to the District in which by'i bocoit "How o Writ. Itt., M. Gates, 18, Volunteer Firefighter, Anne Yerkes Clark & Edw. DEAR AIIBY: I am 16, nnd lJ community and a good neighLaura 1. Long & John E. Call Collect president of the Auxiliary and elderly patients to keep their each one is located. Mrs. ey wk is to be allowed o love nIwife Of All th Occaii,." Pasadena, Tea. Pliji, endos. a Early in tie morning, the bor. four tJ is 35. 1 o Lee., WI former name (305) 3fl.335 hospital chairman, made the heads warm as they visit from Charles Edwards, as president In their Own way without lacing maried ampH UOcJ York Co., N.Y., Sarah Charles E, Rossler III, 26,218 Yerkes her because she said Franci Lap rohes and ditty bags, of room to room or go outdoors to of the 1197 Auxiliary will report B. Tyson vs Bobby Spanish Trace Apts., AS, Robert H. Greene & Susan F. Franklj,i Tysor. Blast Qff jJ. ~ . ' _ -_ ~ - . ' - - -- OUth Annive I - R - -. - . - . . . . -. -. -. . - ' - ... .-. ard Party Benefits Library . Bank Women Meet In Area 1=&~ '- . . -. V s t Oviedo Market Day . sis. - - ". - - ,. Love And Let Love.-Abb -- ________ - ,. -- '" - . " - - - - .. lrj Dear Abby ___ .--.. - - - Fun Loving Summer Knits I .. - -, - - - - '___ . J'l -- - - - :' ___ ,, , . -. .-..' .. ,. r1 ' \ Marriage Applications ' Draperies Carpeting ... . ins, \ - -- • Wall Covering Shades Egg Hunt Bring Joy To Easter Patients ( ) (1 't, fl Shopathome : ' 322431 5 - fam y, - l'* e n 1' 16 hll - - - ____- �! IC—Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, April 6, 1975 - Sqjiday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Is ' Train r '14. San ando Utilities Receives Specia State Award Family' I i. By DONNA ESTES HerajdStgjf Wilier To 'Mother Bunny ' By JEAN PATTLCIN Women's for . Unaware that the carriage she had just boarded was about to be shunted Into a siding at Sanford's Auto Train Terminal, Martha Marty) Wright browsed ha ppily through the spanking new compartment, admiri ng the purple and d uphols te ry, the smart yell ow csories and the general air of luxur k - I -- -•--:-;.•. ' : '. - t Mothering is what Marly does best, her attractive band of hostesses agree. And when young girls are far from home, "riding the rails" from chilly North tocunny South, the : 1 J____ • - - ' -. -. -- -' - F S I- . - . • - -. -. 4 I -"a p .-.- -: I. g ' , - -- ___ S I 14 1 j F - -2 • p I . • , . . --.• ____ Lester Mande ll Is president of Longwood. lake Hodge Estates boasts of Greater Construction and Sanlando Utilities and W. I- luxurious lakeview living with , no city taxes. homes In the Mustard i s ., exect '.e ',ice development ranging In price president The six '.er old utilits from 124 650, with no closing company provides water and iut, are of olid consti uction with good planning, featuring sewer service to approximately attracti ve surroundings and 8,500 residents, The firm's quality It living ng on wooded lots service area includes the Woodlands, Knoliwood, the The Woodlands, north of SR Springs, Sweetwater Oaks and 4 is an established corntheWekivaHuntCiubth coun ty nlunity nestled among the territory a nd Winsor Manor, pines. Ills known as a prestige Devonshire, Sleepy Hollow first area where the fully stuccoed '•S i - - - , _______ list for hostess jobs is so long, c'i',c Mart), that she never veems to catch up IIII I)rUJ. sing 'Il Liii. applications. It fl at tractive job, particularly toyounger women who like the freedom, the travel, the two dayn, five-off sched ule and absence of routine. Many of hostesses are college graduates who want to spend some time "f1ning themselves" and seeing a bit of the co un t ry be fore they set tle into th eir chosen professions. Its now three-and-a hall years since the incident, but Auto irain's Director of Traini ng and Recru itment, Marty Wright, Is still knownaffecionatelyas Mother Bw.,riyto "her girls"— he 100 or so hostesses who ride the train between Sanford and Lorton, Va., or Sa nfo rd and Louisville, Ky. - 4 In her two-hlek training sessions, 1arty gives instruction in first aid, grooming, food. and bar service, emergency proceedures. Her girls' duties are varied and include bar tending, waitressing in the train's nightclub and diringroom, serving coffee, talking with passengers and generally keeping the travellers happy and the carriages clean Marl) turned, and tame face to face with A Q Olson, Vice President in charge of Mainte na nce. He was a redlaced Olson, blushing that she should have heard his spuri'(the.moment nickname for Mart) But the n utit sItu h '-w- I - . This Is the way lo go..." she was th inking to herself, when suddenly a voice boomed out through a loud hailer: "Get Mother Bunny off the train before we move!" addition and the Moorings in Longwood Sanlando has three major County officials this week offered congratulations to treatment facilities Including the $1 miWon Wekiva plant 1-=t 7 of Greater Construction Co, on which has been in operation one the award it recently received year. from the state Division of Greater Construction, the Health for t he excellence of its parent company of Sanlando, water utility. will he celebrat ing i ts first - decade of service in Seminole County Commission ChaIr man Sid Vihien and county County in June. One of the utility dlrectoç, Wililam Dale larger and finer builders in the represented Semin ole County at area, it currently has homes special ceremonies held at the a'. aiu,e u several develop. .4 Greate r offices. The award of ments including Lake Hodge Estates, sou th of SR 434 in , merit w b Sanla d over all other utilities in Casselberry,SausaIiloVillason state serving up to 10,000 L,&e Howell, Casselberr) and people The Woodlands, west of — amount of sdminlstrath e work," For 10 months Marty lived near Sanford, and loved it. But at the moment all but about 10 hostesses are based in Lorton, so she had to pack her bags and leave the sunny Sou th to be with them. . Sunday, April 6, 915—SC I I' •- •. • : --A The pay is aLco aitrhctive. Starting salaries are $W5 per triOnth-which means about lo working days. 0-4 - - - - F model homes include enclosed also proceeding no more single utility rooms, real brick family homes in Riser Run, Mandell has been active in fireplaces, large comfortable family rooms, screened-in Brevard, Dade, Orange, Seminole, Duval and patios and two cär garages. Hillsborough Counties. 2auialito Villa Is located on Other Greater Construction Lake Howell, one of the largest and most beautiful lakes In Co. officers are Jack Lazar, South Seminole County. Tennis vice president; Lester ZIm. courts and the pool are featured merman, secretary-treasurer; and one, two and three. Marvin Mandel, assistant bedroom villas and townhouses secretary-treasurer. are available. Greater In Its earlier years, operated from a trailer located The development company on the Job sites, later moved to over the past decade has a house in Maitland which was provided homes for countless converted into office space and numbers of families in Lake as business rapidly expanded it Orlenta, Oakland Estates and leased the entire second floor of Charter Oaks in Altamonte the South Seminole Bank, now Springs; Carriage Hill, StUn CoinBank Casselberry, for Its merset and Lake Badge in off ices. Casselberry; the Woodlands and Meadows West near Corporate offices for Greater Longwood and is now corn- Construction are now located in pleting the Win.sor Manor the "Greater Mall,' 4U E. Sit development in Longwood. 436, Casselberry. Built and owned by Greater, the Spanish In addition, three apartment style mall opened for occimplexes the Summit in cupancy in 1972 and has 60,000 Casselberry, Summit East in square feet of office space and Titusville and Summit West In specialty shops. Tampa were built by Greater. Another subsidiary of Greater Construction is Development and planning is Metropolitan Realty. - _____ aii ______ I *-' • . -• - __________ Dale t1t1t) and Vlhlen (right) offer congratulations to Mustard (second from left) and Mandell. r -0 _ _____ re are times when they need a maternal Marty hires girls who are WAll iirtvmaA attractive with good figures and that all. imporUnt smile. Some experience dealing with the public is useful, but more than anything, its personality which wins a girl a Job as Auto Train hostess. a shouIder to cry on or someone who cares to confide in. -- Lovely Marty White plays 'Mother Bunny' to Auto Train's bostesses They can come to me with their problems any time of day or night," Marty smiles with warm understa nding. "After all, I've been thtough most of it myself." M os t of Marty's ex perience as hostessing and travel wasgained with the airlines, r,ot the railroad, But In essence the objecti ves the same: service and passenger comfort both delivered with a sunny smile, ' "It's amazing how you can get around problems with a charming smile," winked Marty, illustrating her point with a dazzler. She worked first for United Airlines as a stewardess, and later she joined a Miamibased charter airline as chief stewardess where her duties were essentially the same as her present work with Auto Train. Trim, Perfectly groomed, with poise, charm and that winning smile, Marty Is perfectly suited to her job. "My title explains pretty much what I do," ' Mid Marty. "Training, recruitment and a fair Orlando Will Host Sorority Convention Orlandu area Alpha X Delta Charlotte Harbor; Mrs. A. M. alumnae will host collegians Deathrage, Daytona Beach; and alumnae from Florida and Mrs. T. Lowell Wells, Ormond southern Georgia gathering Beach; Mrs. J. R. Brennan, April 12 to honor outstanding Ponte Vedra; Mrs. Donald S. achievements, ezchnge Ideas Fraser, Panama City; Mrs. and plan for future develop- Fred Owens, Umatilla; Mrs. ment at their Province Con- Patrick V. Ferro, Hialeah; ventlon to be held at the Dutch Mrs. Keller Johnson, Pompano Inn in Lake Buena Vista. Beach; Mrs. E. M. Gammell, "A Trail of Tradition - Miami: Mrs. Donald A. Ungel, Proudly We Pledge" Is the Mrs. Jack Oldham, Ft. theme of the Omega Province Lauderdale; Mrs. Henry F. Convention, as well as the 20 Wedemeyer, West Palm other Alpha XI Delta Province Beach; Mrs. Leon Canapary, Conventions being held tiLs Ocean Ridge; Mrs. Donald month tlwoughout'the United Hunter, Mrs. William Yeager, States. Delray Beach; Miss Catherine The welcoming remarks Robinson, Mrs. K. D. Taibell, Saturday morning will be given Lake Worth. by general chairman Mrs. David Hansen of Maitland and Mrs. David Hansen of convention hostess Mrs. Maitland. Orlando area Richard Straw of Altamonte alumnae president, s general Springs Mrs. Stuart DeLee of chairman of the biennial Shreveport, La., who Is national convention and Is being assisted council member at large, will by Mrs. Richard Straw, con. speak on "Fraternity Forever" vention hostess, Mrs. Richard at the opening session. Schulenberg, convention Th Order of the Rae, an treasurer and Mrs. W. L Kirk honor conferred upon Alpha Xi Jr., convention publicity. Deltas who have been members Of the sorority for fifty years Alpha Xi Delta, one of the will be presented by Miss Olga original 10 Panhellenic groups, Bowen, a founder of the Stetson has 115 active college chapters, University chapter. Those including chapters at Stetson recehing the Order of the Rose University, DeLand, Florida are: Mrs. Fabyan Mathe and State Un1%"rsity, Tallahassee, Mrs. Archy T. Shroek, Dellona; Valdosta State College, Mrs. E. H. Artz, Clearwater; Valdosta, Georgia, and Georgia Mrs. Glen V. Rierrnan, Southern College, Statesboro, [)unedin; Mrs. Ernest 1)-legates from Mehrkens, Largo; Mrs. alumnae organizations In Thomas Hudson, Hudson; Mrs. Daytona Beach, L)eLand, FL Earl Cunningham, Sarasota; Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Mrs. E. C. Carr, Tampa; Mr& Lakeland, Miami, Orlando, Edward P. Fried, Temple Palm Beach, Pcns2coIa, St. Lr.-I !i I !-rj 1 .dIaha3tjc aid Mrs. Alfred Veil, St. Peter- Tampa wJl also attend the sburg, Mrs. Clyde W. Fox, April 12 event. ,-. # / "On the airli nes where most of passengers are businessmen, a hostess can usually get by with a lot of glamor and not much personality," said Marty. "On the train It's different. The passengers are older folks or families, and a hostess must have plenty of personality and patience for the long It's 154 hours to Lot-ton; 22 to Louisville.. Auto Train also stresses indi viduali ty. ,We like our girls to express their own persona li tles, that's why we give them such a wide choice of uniform," Marty explained, Hostess uniforms are all In the Au to Train colors of purple, red and yellow, but consist of coordinated jackets and tunics, bicuses and sweaters, with slacks, walking shorts or hot pants. The only mandatory Item, of course is a welcoming "all aboard for a fun ride" smile. S - ,..' I - / . - S Li af hvr 3 — .mps ._ , TrIeptWor S _____________ V.1 -' _________ ___ 1 '. - . • K. ______ t -. __________-,, _______ I ..• ;': .• . : . - I '• - ..... : - -... ., - - I :.• - -- - •• . - .• --- •, '; • - - • ' . - • - All Aboard the Auto Trz 10!Chall'1111111119 hostess Melanie Bessley checks supplies before new passengers (Herald Photos by Bill Vince I Government Women Organize -- ... A$ Individual A$ You Are PRETTY HAIR FOR MOM, DAUGHTER Soft touchable hair that mo v es is the halrfaihlon message for Mother'j Day. Pictured above are Mother's Day hair IntrrpretaUonc as created by the 6I,000-mernbt,r ,%.qocjatjuu of Hairdressers. Soft waves and new width complement Spring's "big look" In fashion,. —. - TOUCH-UP SPRAY COLOGNE AND PERFUME Special S82'i. SWIM & TENNIS CLUB Are Being Taken ___ 1 IsdIy1dvI11 Stv*.ts Of S 10114 Wksmad —ALSO— CLUB HOUSE FOR RENT FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS . to -6223 . I) • fi dfino'J174 7 "YOi Wind Son Speciat rnUUIJ B Uwrn BB L,L Ec $ BATH 295 $450 value t PPP4CU MATCHABELLI I - 'S NOTE This is the aId Watson says "Research in-. EDITOR second of two a rt icl es on the use dicates that a homeowner can of solar energy In a me lium- expect a minimum of 25 per size house. cent of his annual heating requlrements from a well-organ. By ANDY LANG , lied wi ndow design facing south AP Newifeatures wi th insulating sh utters that The owner of a solar energy retain heat inside the house at house built In Connecticut lives nigh t." there three or four days a week. The windows in the Con. Except for one week in Do- necticut house are quality wood comber, enough solar heat was wi ndow units with Insulating nerated during each winter glass two panes of glass with week to take care of the de. an Insulating air space be. Mand over the weekend. In ad- tween. dillon to the solar energy equip"A top-quality, wood-framed ment Itself, other design dc- window with insulating glass meats boost the efficiency of backed by an insulating shutter energy usage year-round. to limit heat loss at night," Clerestory windows in back of Watson says, "is a superior the roof sheds formed by the heat collector to some of the In. solar collectors provide natural expensive solar panels cur. lighting and ventilation for rently available." sununer cooling. Roof over. "These low-coot panels have hangs protectihe one and one- just been put on the market," half-story wall of windows fac- he adds, 'so nobody knows how Ing south from excessive heat long they'll last. Good windows, gain when the sun is high in on the other hand, often last as summer, yet assist heat gain long as the house." when the sun is low in winter. W ha t about costs? The large window wall also "A solar energy system cost. draws attention to the role, that lag $3,500 and providing 50 to 75 windows play in energy con- per cent of a home's heMing servatlon. The natural light requirements would slash $400 provided by the window area to $600 from the annual fuel bill cuts down on the need for arti- of the average house and return ficlal lighting in the daytime, the investment In six to nine Sliding glass doors and fixed years." picture windows flanked by op. crating casements provide yen(Do- it-yourselfers will find tilatlon, thus reducing air con- invaluable information In Andy ditloning loads. Lang's handbook, "Practical "We've found that windows Home Repairs," available by are very important in solar sending $1 to this newspaper at heated homes," architect Don- Box 5, Teaneck, N.J. 07666.) Only $1.95 for One 5x7 or four Wallet sizes ' in natural color. 'tLY.-', .': 'rwl C. C"&J;($ Yr4(( .Ajpl I I tLae, t' £T II 1KinDERPOTO INTERNATIONAL, INC. QUALITY CHILDq P1S P Q7 Softnd Leval APis - is 'XjR SPECAt.yy CONSTRUCTION CORP. Invites o You See - South si Seminoles tia - Finest . m om 0 . ities LAKE HODGE ESTATES Our achievement of luxurious, takeview living moderate prices. Families choosing Lake Hodge Estates are discriminating. They want solid con. struction, good planning, attractive surroundings, and quality living. And they want it now, but with payments they can afford. They go t it amd more at Lake Hodge Estates, where wooded lots and beautiful models are wailing for inspection. at Wooded Lots No City Taxes e Enclosed Garage . Fully Carpeted I Lakeview Setting.i . All Electric Living • New School . No Closing Costs FROM 24,650 $ BROKER CO-OP INVITED SALES OFFICE 831.3339 By ANDY LANG Al' Newifeature, Q. I have several paint brushes that I used with oil paint and which have hardened bristles. I know the cause that I didn't clean the brushes thoroughly after using. The brushes are all of good quality, Do I have to throw them out or can they be redeemed and, if so, how? ' A. Occasionally a paint brush that hasn't been used for a couple of years and is loaded with hardened paint can't be salvaged. Most of the time, success can be achieved by using a brush softener sold in hardware and paint stores. The brush must be suspended in the sof. tener so that the bristles do not rest on 'the bottom of the contalner. The softening process takes several hours at the least, several days at the most - - - - $425 lS.S'rnd Street _ Downtown Sanford The rttggiwi - - CACHET - • Come See tis) :, - • :•ii SECOND STREET r'rurniwr - Love is someone smiling back at you 'i IMPORTS FROM (Ill) MEXICO AND tiTHER PARIS OF THE WORLD I - - Conference sponsors are: East Volusia Unit of American I Cancer Society; Corn. Prehensive Cancer Center for I To kick-off Florida's ob. and inspiration to women March 6, the WIGS The S1SLC of Florida; Volusla servktion of 1975 as Inter, aspiring to political office, FlsgkT Task Force for Con. unanimously adopted national Women's Year, The group was founded by resolution proposed by Rep. tinuing Education for Nurses. Governor Askew Rose Gordon, a City of Miami Gwen Cherry urging public and newly-elected officers of the WIDE RWORLI) Florida Women In Government Council woman and president of private employers to give WIGS who the be lieve! strongly "close scrutlny...to the use of to Pajamas '\ Service, Inc. (WIGS) in a ceremony In the Governor's in the participdtionOf()fflfl1fl the last hired, first fired " rule iii an effort to prevent office in Tallahassee on A"wil politics. Cowan'rUnderworld disparate pa on women and cc 14, 2p.m. The WIGS hope to develoopp a minority group employees. , S., S.eMw z Florida Women In Govern- statewide membership of IlpIoERwORt.o ment Service, Inc. is a newly. elected officials, both male and __________________________________ Incorporated non-profit female, whose p u organiRatlon of present and to develop support for issues of former elected government concern to women and shared r officials whose purpose is to by citizens throughout Florida. provide inicrmatlon, support At their first meeting held -. . IMPORTS ______ • / ' I ________ A special cancer conference reservations In advance—before M.D., Director of Bureau of Cancer Nursing" for nurses—RN., LP.N., April 12—to assure ac- Chronic Diseases, PennMarie Student RN., and Student cuinmodatlona. Arrangements COOIEII1IJIO sylvania State Health Dept., Southeastern LP.N.—will be held April 15, at should be made by Reach to contacting Harrisburg, Pa. Subject: Recovery Program. the Trua Wand Inn in the East Volusfa "Nursing Aspects of OB -GYN fltatio for Mastectomy Daytona Beach. There Is no Cancer Society, 520 Ridgewood Cancer". Patients; President, Broward charge or admission fee for the Avenue, Daytona Beach, Ann Belcher, RN., County Unit, Ainerjc Cancer sessions which start at •:00 Florida 32014. Instructor, Florida State a.in, and conclude at 12:30 p.m. Featured speakers and University School of Nursing, Society. The program ha been apa However, those who plan to subjects scheduled for the Tallahassee, Fin. Subject: plied for .35 CEU's from attend are requested to make program are: Catherine Hess, "Psychological Aspects of Florida Nurses Association, Membership Applications - U~lt Cancer Conference Scheduled For Nurses _A~ -- S ______ Read the directions on the softener can to determine how much time is recommended for that particular brand. After the paint on the brush has been softened, carefully remove It with a putty knife or something similar. Hold the blade almost parallel with the brush so that It doesn't slice off the briatles. If a lot of paint still remains, soak the bristles a second time In the softener. Then wash the bristles with turpentine, followed by a 'nash with soap and water, Don't use the brush again until it is thoroughly dry. Q. I have a hardwood table - from which I plan to remove the old varnish finish. A few years ago, I saw a similar table which the owner said he finished only with turpentine and linseed oil. I'd like to try that kind of finish. Is It difficult and how much turpentine and oil should be used? A. — That type of finish is not difficult, but it does require more physical energy than most other kinds. Use a mixture of one part of turpentine to two parts of boiled linseed oil. After the surface has been sanded and wiped clean, brush on the iiiixture, enough to sink into the wood yet not so much for some of it to remain on the top of the wood. If, after brushing, you see any area where the mixture does not seem to have been absorbed thoroughly, wipe It with a clean, lintless cloth. hint's the easy part From there it's a matter of using elbow grease. Rub the surface vigorously for an hour or two. Do the same thing the next day and as many days thereafter as you feel up to It. The Idea is that the sheen is produced by the rubbing and it's virtually Impossible to do too much of It. What you are trying to achieve Is the same kind of satin finish that wood ordlnrily gets after many years of tender care. The full beauty of the wood will be retained V you repeat the treatment about once a year with a cloth dampened with the same rTlIxttIr' THE WOODLANDS..... Setting the standard for beautiful living. A fully established community nestled among the pines. Your home in The Woodlands tells the world you've arrived. Drive out today and discover lust how lovely a well designed home can be. Several modeis waiting for your approval. One of them may be just what you've waited for. are a Prestigious Area 'Enclosed Utility Room Real Brick Fireplaces Available Fully Stuccoed Homes •Two Car Garages Large Comfortable Family Rooms Screened-in Patios Available Walk to New Elementary School BROKER CO-OP INVITED FROM $37,800 SALES OFFICE 831•5445 Models Open Daily SAUSALITO VILLAS ON LAKE HOWELL Freedom from aggravation. Excellence of construction. One of the largest and most beautiful lakes in South Seminole County. Tennis courts, pool, 1.2 and 3 bedroom Villas and Townhouses. A beautiful place to be. FROM Till 29,800 $ BROKER COOP INVITED Dark SALES OFFICE 830-6134 831-0300 834-0110 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES REALTOR �HOME j : IC-Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, April 6 , 175 __ ___ —i-- 1 Sunday, April6, 110715-7C ______________________________________ IRe alEstate L l '_1 LARRY SAXON - - - Rea tor ________ _______ ____ E DISCOIi 111 Points Dear Mr. Saxon, By JULIAN STENSTROM It Is much better to be sale his investment. But any money "ne goverriment doesn't say new financing Is necessary. But systems In What do you get In the way of this country and And," he added, 'right now the investor makes available to that you, the seller, has to pay even then, you, the seller, and about which we've heard "Discount poinis. tax breaks when t1w State buys Dear Mr. Saxon, there's nothing on the horizon to the mortgage company has to the points. But, the government the buyer will have to agree much lately. But, as far as your property for an ex. I own several Income "What are they." asked be lent at the current rate of 8 FHA Indicate points wifl drop in the does say that the buyer wanting somewhere in the sales sway? properties which will be Harry Homeowner about to list per cent as used by the to and VA are concerned, one very near go the VA guaranteed act to a prosion spelling out other major factor is the annual N.K. mortgage free by the time I'm his property. government on VA and FHA mortgage route or the FRA who will pay I he . ari,sce charge Dear N. K., "Well," said Sam Salesman, financing. Such 65, because I am paying all per cent of interest rate as set OBJECTIONS money Is not insured mortgage route cannot 1 am sending the following excess monies over expenses en made by a savings and loan by the federal government. a licensed real estate readily available unless the pay the points. Ile is not per- association or by any mortgage Information to you with the the mcrtgages. I plan representative of a Seminole investor is compensated for the milled by Realtors In Sanford, Seminole law to do so. Con- company handling a conexpress understanding yOu will County firm, "let me explain it difference. "At the present time about County and the nation born. Agreement to on the money from the sale of sequently, if the buyer cannot ventional mortgage. It's not sign an these properties, but th the lowest discount rate barded Congress with op. "To make up for the dife in- this way: Purchase until you first have come tax on the sale scares me. "If you want to sell your (erence In annual pay the points it is obvious that Possible under a conventional available here in Central position to the tax credit consulted your tax consultant. Will I have any money left over honle to a buyer who wishes to rates of interest on percentage the seller must pay them since rncrtgage agreement for the Florida on an eight per cent legislators in Washington FHA The only thing more after taxes? VA fie is the only other party to the buyer to pay the service charge mortgage is five points. A the property with VA loans are coapad to and Interest contract." authorized for those taxpayers rj changeable than the weather guaranteed financing or FHA rates on commercial loans the or for the buyer and seller to couple of weeks ago when the who purchase new homes from the Internal Revenue Service Dear Mr. W.W., insured financing, you're going lender will charge points." The disturbed share the cost of a service FIIA and VA interest rates Apr. 1 of this year through Dec. observed, I I I f ilia i'sHomeowner the case 1,11 charge." rulings and what is true right There an methods of selling to have to pay as high as five, At this were pegged at 8.50 per cent 31. ----.-= point Homeowner refuse to pay it.,, now could be ao1utdy false or exchanging your propert y six or even seven points. "Whnt about a contract," discount points were running ns asked, "wh y should I pay the which cnnvfltjumil lolnorrol~. "You see, an investur who points? % , iked llwiicowncr, 'schere a low as a half point. When the . Tbe reason is that the tax %0iich can Materially decreas' Ylly doesn't the ' &alesman answered, "if " that's As of Dec. 31, 1969, one has the amount of taxes our muste nmkes money available to a borrower who's buying my your position buyer pays cash down to my government dropped VA and credits will not apply to those the t only way mortgage and assumes the FILA interest rates to eight per years from the close of pay under these circumstances. mortgage company can easily home pay the points?" Persons who purchase existing you'll sell your home Is to go the mortgage?" get escrow In which to replace In fact, proper programming 8 cent the lowest available housing or new homes started property on an "Involuntary and execution by a team conConversion" - tax free. And sisting of a tax consultant and replied, "there are transfer _________________________________________________ you must secure "like" an exchange and investment fees and some savings and loan f! associations require additional property. This means a home broker can often reduce con. I et ________ fees. These, of course, may be for a home, an Investment for siderably the payment of e . paid by the buyer or the seller an Investment(although not alter y retire. Caspilu & MYI _________ ________ or even shared by both." necessarily the same kind of ______ A study of your holdings and WHEN BUYING CARPfTIMG 4 M I , , Investment), a business for a financial position shold be "Tell me this," said 1 FOR SIA IRS,, IT i, WISr 10 Homeowner, "how are discount business, etc. Otherwise,it Is made Immediately by your tax lircl Just a sale. BUY AN EXTRA FOOT TURN points figured." consultant so that, in the event i Another rule Ii that ALL the of your death prior to disposing THIS UNDeR AT 'if the new mortgage to be proceeds of the Involuntary of the properties, your heirs will 51'ER WHEN THE CARPET placed on y&ur home when you Conversion must be paid on the receive all the equity in the sell it VA or FHA let's say WEAPS,SLIP!1 DOWNS'O Dew property. It. properties and can sell them iz_ imOuflt3 to $28,000," explained THAT THE UNUSPL) PART There are several other rules based on a new cost bails as of _________________________ Salesman,"thedj,untatfi.e _____ which may affect you, to again the date of death. IS ON TOP OF EACH PoIntswou1damounttofjvep. I remind you to consult a tax S1'EP Send your question to: Larry cent 01128,000 which would be consultant before you mike '...$. f4 .vaI r iencn )I,4ou. This figure, plus your T11% definite move. Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771 I sales commission to the ~~i; ) brokerage office handing the " !;"111 I transaction, plus the cost of r. e'.ridence of title and your share of the closing costs would be I AT THE BOlIOM deducted from your proceeds at ____ r.1 — - - - ___ __ __- - __ UI J—t------f AND ... YOUR CARPETING WILL the closing. And, when points - K eMo _____________ run as high as five per cent or E GOOD FOR A FEW MORI YEARS. W.EeP _____________________ CARPET IN VICINITY OF ThE By EARL ARONSON -I-sire. the one hand why some sellers AP Nefe,tures STAIRS SECURELY I'ACI'CED 10 RRvEu4i' _______________________________ the net between M&rOuds aren't Interested in selling their AC CI DE •f Remember Wt net we told poles to make we it is tight. ' home to buyers who desire new _________________________________________ INTRODUCING brfHo was designed and constructed by you about last Year to Protect When y plantsare inc FHA insured or VA quamteed Homes Inc., of Altamonte Springs. It features three bedrooms financing, your garden frmn raWing rab. tall, gart thern on the net. The and on the other f and two baths, wall-to-wall shag carpet, central beat and air and bits and other animals, and to nets six feet wide, come In 8,12 I LATEST MODEL , hand why they'd prefer the sells for 121,900. FHA and VA financing Is available with 7% PCt buyer toss Over trees to keep hungry and 18-foot lengths, to obtain new financing cent Interest. birds from your fruit? Well, from a conventional mortgage _____________________________________________________________________________ friend Ethel Daniels of West LOOKING AHEAD source or sell cash down to the Des Moines, Iowa, mortgage on an assumption." -_ a new Gro-Net to help climbing The seed catalogs are out vegetables and rrnis. "A couple of things are earlier than usual this year and n 'I A When vegetables grow up. we recommend your ordering primarfly responsible for the _=_ - . amount of points levied on a ward, they have a better ex. early to assure getUng what )on BY REGINALD L BROWN posure to air and sunlight and want fcr your gates. Plants grown as annuals In the stationary or hanging from transaction by a mortgage 4 ON, c Extension Agent chances of disease and ground Europeans and USA come from all Over the trees or cave., they add color to company," said Salesman. rot are reduced. Thus world. A few favorites include accentuate the surrounding "And, they're the two oldest have considered soybean a tas. One of the nicest parts of ageratum, zinnia and marigold area. should get laiger reasons In the book. The first bett ty, staple vegetable and have n.4In., 1. I YleldL " LUCFI In we irom Mexico, petunia and -' t'AY FIRST developed many good holm factor Js the old story of supply ,,..j2 spring is Planning and planting verbena from Zinnias, Argentina, The net, available at garden garden varieties. Northern gar- flowering annuals. They add C 4 51ONTIIS RENT o'clocka from Peru and. petunias are the most popular second is competition among . centers, has a IVge mesh so denm will Prefer Early Green ONLY i r color and beauty to any alifornia annuals. AD of them are sun of plants Bush, an 8 ay ripener, An annual is a plant t from North America. overs and provide a massive are the same factors which Furnished or Unfurnished with sturdy support Tbe net Kar ' chl which takes 103 days , completes its entire life cycle in I wan't rot since it Ls made of Ow You ldisplay Of color. The colors affect the prime interest rates one growing season. Many 3234670 Annuals are bright and available seem limitless piece extruded plastic, not 11ma bea ns, charged liv the major banking 17.92 Sanford.handle soybeans as you do plants that are considered c!'" additions to any garden Next To Cavalier woven or tied together. The new cauliflower is Chart. annuals in the north can __ . • . There will be less chance of reuse, with bright green heads for years in Florida andsurvive and can be used In many land. t, 8½ Inches across on l plans. are perennIa Perennj plants' burning from sun are bright color makes an excellent as they might rith metal wire. You don't have to tie outer Plants that live at least 3 years The net In flexible, .. . ~Oca poin When annuals ar ~_ y to leaves over the head for sun under local conditions. The planted in containers, either handle and strong. The netting protection. . -- fl L is excellent for clim]biq to. Goldzini atuash has butter .: mato cucumbers,peas, pole yellow beans, am others, and f Saxa Elite Radish is an early, . - flowiers. . bright red, round type matw* ,-" ' Put two-4wo-4nch posts six in 21 days. Alta Sweet -/ . (. feet apart to support the net. masIn92day5p).eIjO. . Stretch U net on the ground, and mild tiavored, It stores . ,'.7 * -t 000110~ then staple or nail with "U'. well. —k... . 00 ere shape tacks, aib a sixnch Ultra Girl /FN isa new earl)' _______________ _____________ clearance between the bot staking variety 01 -• .40 1. 1. of the net and ground You Ounce fruit, resistant to .: L could fasten it flush with the log The v means resistant ___________ground to p out marauding to vertidlilum, fusarjum and '. anünals U you make an en nematodes. .. - r FUTterip 1- I - - ______ _ ___ ___ _______ _________________ _____ _________ _________ 0&flners 11a ge y ,-- nuals A - ghten Garden %( •. . - us., r; r_~ -• V) V = . t. P S.' . -_ r -. ____-- . ..- - 'tIll •- * A _J • __ - — , I . ' _• -_ 1 - r __-_-__._._.. ' -1. - j I 4 ' I i A V ,jAjy_ -'v4 `1;- - . ~~ SOVO Up To - — - - 5"FIRO Ai,- po rt. W,cl., Snfurd Off At, Ir Jl3-/?OQ ALL—Yet Close To Everything Family Community located dir*clty on resarvolr lake, with launch £ boating VaclHtle*. b1.7.3 BEDROOM APTS. *TENNIS COURTS SWIMMING POOL DPAPES *DISHWASHER ,.DISPOSAL S 41 A y IN ltsd Of Your homo. Cusmodga" IWOW I Wd'onfly 10 d*' 7'/4% Fin" It* inttticw tar ywj"v, ,. IIIw017 1T '1 0I 1*1(1 H AREA O(. INC. • 641-8111 31 . ..I — I 1 NAMI III Pine Hill Station 4540 West Colonial Highway 50 West PH: 295981 I , city state 7018 pJ. f., H?V*lS*ipiji,,.1J,,,,0 - t. ' - I 1 I I I ..i Closer Look Directions ;'IV,I $12 Meadows West, $37,200. Trim-lie Inc. to Cameron didus Builders Iflc.,toAw F_ Schwahn & wt Nedra Sue, Brown Co..[A 1, Blk 2 Shadow . C.H. Johnson Constr. to Melbourne, trustees to Joseph - Spring Lake Hills, See 5, 5 Blk 2 Marvania Ist See., $13,0W. S10,0M. 1 . I Requires a minimum of $3,112.31 cash for inventory and services purchased LOST: Toy female poodle, II yrs apricot, answers to "Honey Bun', W1110w & 251h St. REWARD. 323 $492. Company prov1 rrordec credit, 6-Child Care Company offers •i complete n ventory buyback Williams Babysitting Service, $15.1 child, $25 for 7 per week. 322 3951. Baby Silting for doctors only. Will stay with children while they travel. Good references, 571 2005, Write today for a possble nffiIiaton and more written information, Include phone AF Systems, Inc.. 1650 5. Redwcod lid., Salt Lake City, Utah, 5.001, 11-Instructions MILLIONS of dollars In Real estate IS sold dØily in the Classified Ads. Nothing small About tP'atl Banenaers School, day and nig h t cti.' (,,lP .in—,time 37)7710 Rentals 18-4leIp Wanted 29-Room your own boss, low overhead. high prolt. So. DeBary Flea Market, 30S644 $016. Be Twv rooms at 13Z4 W. 3.'ciSt. $16 week each 3221113 after 8 . Cooks & Dithwajhers. Apply In person to Lamplighter Restaurant, 27th & Sanford A,. Nice large room, private bath & entrance. Air conditioning. Nice nhighbOthc.c4 322, C42, Sales- Earn $15 in2hours daily. Car necessary. Call $31S771 30-Apartments Unfurnished TELEPHONE SOLICITORS ?I'rnw000 VTLtX' 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, $3 Per. Hr. Salary MAST ER S CO yE If you qualify Will train special ndlvduals Pert time or Semi full time See Mr. Pyle. ID 17 AM., PERMANENT COATING. INC., 107 Concord Drive, Casseiberry. Apply In person only, Accountant SANFORD HOUSING AUTHORITY MAJOR FUNCTION: This isa high. ly responsible administrative posItion Involving the accurate accounting for all funds received WW spent, as well as fands'pald'by the Federal government into debt service and advance amortization funds. ON THE LAKE - 32379 Sanford — Newly painted and decorated large bdrm. apt. near hospital. $65 off first mo. 116$ per mo. 323 9033. DeBary, Adults. Lovely large I bedroom air, ideal for retired persons. 64* 44$$; 322 M. FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. 1120 Florida Ave. 37.1 -"50 31-Apartments Furnished NewAd. Two room garage apt. all new appliances, air Conditioned, carpeted, Abundant cabinet & closit space. Mayfair. 321C469. ILLUSTRATIVE DUTIES: Receives all documents, contracts end negotlables for the purpose of Two bedroom apt, at 1151 , French crediting accounts within the Ave. Water furnished, 1110 per journal and general ledger. Keeps mo., plus $25 deposit. 3226117 or accurate records of Income and 6754.657. IPCflSCS recording same In specfled accounts. Makes I or Bedroom. Adults Only determination of value of in Park Avenue Mobile Park ventory, land structures and 254.3 Park Orivi, 3222561 equipment. Balances daily cash receipts journal One & Two bedrooms. air 5. carpet. adults. $95 & up. Also 2 bedroom MO deposits same in loca l bank unfurnlU*d. $95 Insures accuracy of tenant Security deposits held in separate NEW BUDGET PRICESaccount and makes piflodic ad. 2 BR.,$1451150 Unf urn. Justments to same. Provides Input Into development of Charming settir,d reflecting your good taste. Mature adults. the Operating Budget, approves BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APTS. Invoices for payment, verif.es 300 E. Airport Blvd. 323-1310. employee tIme cards and per forms other duties as directed by 1st floor, nicely furnished, clean, the Executive Director. private bath apt. Adults only. No pets. 322.1$1. EDUCATION: Undergraduate degree In accounting, preterrably an MBA and 3 years Federal accounting experience. AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. P40 PETS 116 W. 2nd St. Longwood-- Two bedroom. 2 bath, garage, central air & heat, drapes, carpetIng. Kitchen furnished. Convenient location, 7730253. SALARY: Negotiable Submit resumes to: ' Take 1.4 to the DiBary Dalton. Exit. Turn left at main past th e Deltoni Inn to blinking li ght, go straight on Deltona Blvd. to Falrbairn Cf., turn right and follow signs to new models. ., I ..., , ':i,'1 I. ' - 1. JGeneva Gardens . RENTAL APARTMENTS FROM $160 ' "LUXURY PATIO APARTMENTS" V From $13500 / — entrance to Dillon a lewood f - InARONDA HOMES INC 616 W. Semoran Blvd., Suite 105 Altamonte Springs, Fla. 631.40 (iwvl L, 110 W. Airport Blvd. Sanford, Fla. 3237870 7 days a week 1505 W.2SthST. SANFORD V i a,5 3222090 - Professionally Managed by Henry Hoch*, Inc. \ 4_ __ - 0 Responsive Management All Adult Section Your Own Washer & Dryer 4 0 ItM IOi$4 swimming pool. 17.'O S. Orlando Dr. 3237920 Work your own hours, Earn extra ;mome is an AVON P,Ore-ien ..'• u..,wv - Body and Paint Man Full or Part Time 327 1300, 7600 QrI.,odo Drive 21-Situations Wanted Typist, general typing, manuscripts, outlines, reports, memorandumS, L't - Ilf"5i ng env elmes, mail cuts, letters, stenc,l. & hactigraph or ditto mailers Pick up I. delivery in Sanford area 377 7457 _______ ~.~ * Af~ , I - • ihela Hernandoisperfectfor the young couple ju s t st a rting out. A 3 bedroom, I bath home of Spanish design. A feeling of spaciousness is created with the towering cathedral ceiling encompassing the dining room and living room. Each of Maronda Homes' models comes with 12 It. sliding glass doors, central heat and air, wall to wall carpeting, elegant baths, disposal and range. Other convenience features in. chide a snack bar, dishwasher and laundry room. b,-" .. I .. ; — -_ ~ ____ __ hhluhhj WAITER 140*50 '4'.....r.., , weuld .1. is hi,, •,, 54 0 •pqit, I iø,d..,'.*d 0,V.6 'k'i'i to 'h" V i&ii. " 1 1 - ~ - - . . P 4 P4inl go inlo every h0"W w9 CU510M build. JIM __ . `40M n" dl Painting. skimkwon y4n. I ORLANDO, FLA. 32803 P.O. Box 15037 Take . 20~;~-Zv"a 1 •,no. Central Heat 8 Air Shag Carpeting Fully Equipped Kitchens Ceramic Tile Baths Private Courtyard Beautifully Landscaped Lots Witco CONSTRUCTION COMPANY - puperry. we want you to ' her. cornpl.t fl about P'kes And what OUV monthly mon0. II, visit w lend the COUPOn SO the nearest Wait., Homes display Park today, NOCLOSING COSTS Can be operated out of your home on a part or full time basis. Casselberry, Fla. 37701. # At established by the as F - TOC well do some of tho insidt w0fk jar you. __ I -- are company. S-Lost & Found a d o... H yow fal"ity's ne9ds nOw &Ad for Years and y9ars to your n*w hoffw On "b0 COMPWO11 finished on the cutsido illciwd 10undsticn, 0410(for doom wdh hStd1mrs ond Imclory.md,1 lhull*ts. 7= Dealers more comfortQbI... ' - t J'0" W#"*f O"Wrl mOff th" 1"WY indMdusl flow plgng wf1h two. the** 0, "ful ho" s w" I S~jl InformatIon concerning the history 5. formation of Seminole County 373 54-4. - A $1625 With Your 5% Tax Credit - Away From It ing woh no 9 Handle exclusive engine oil level indicator. Into something ' - -_ I tic - drinkers. For further Informal Ion call 173 tSI7 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0. Box 553, Sanford, Fla. 37771. , P I Service and supply dealers with products manufactured by Purolator. Wells, Fram, Uniroyal, Champion. Bosch and Autolite. . r . 7; ~f YOUR OWN BUSINESS, IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON For families or friends of problem Thomas Wilson Ill Frankie Q. to Emily Pratt MO,. G. Valerie, Lot $2, Oakland to Otfford D. Jordan, sgi, Lots Executive Director A.I. Snodgrass & wt Irma to McHenry flL, Us 21 & 22 81k 1 Shaw, from NE cor. of SE L4 of 110$ Laurel Ave. 7 Bdrms., carpe17 (QCD) Robert T. Carrick, Hills, $13,300. Sanford Housing Aufhc,r ,1V 57 & S8, See 2 hIldway Park, Irvin W. Snodgrass & W.W. North Chuluota, $400. 14 air, large yard. $130 mo. plus of Sec. 19-21-30 etc., Trustee & Ind. & WI. Mary A. to Castle Brewer Court Dectexine Constr crp., to $4,500. security deposit. $31 041 or 134 Snod8ss, ½ Int: Lot 4 Prair Earl Patterson& wf. Doris M ie Sanford, Fla 37771 $45.0. Jolm M. Kershaw & wt Jeanette George W. Hanning & wt Joan 37.9. Arnold Ferrell & wt Maudie Lk Ht&, Lot 18, S39,0DO. to City of AIL Spgs., W 3501 5 Ellen L. Ma.-tin Bellmen, AM 1. PM Shifti, pertin (form. N., Lot 7 (less S 30') Blk 83, C., Lot 19 Blk A, Sweetwater to Marvin A. Wright, From N½ Catherine O'Connor, wid to 61' N 280 01 Lt 201 Forest apt., 1 bedroom. manent employment. Company Furnished nger) to Louis R. Bauerle & Saniando Sub. Beaut., Oaks, Sec 5, $71,900. All utIlities paid. $125 mc. 3n 1859. mile post of Sec 13-", run S Francis C. Fry & wt Alice T., City-Orange Park, $1,500. benefits. Apply in person 6 to I Wt Margaret S., Lot 26 Blk G, Altamonte Sec., $100. Uwo p.m., Holiday Inn, Altamont, W. Hen & wf 39 mm 21 sec. W along E line of Lot 13 re 1. of New Vista Constr. to Virgil I. , & 76, -83 Attention Mature Adults em Park Ests., $25,500. Springs. David L. Jarrett & wt Gladys to James L tockler & NE'4 1213, r2,000Queens Mirror So. Sec. Repi. Ross & wt. Mary E. LL 54, James R. Stringer & WI Susan Darlyne to Steven R. Deviese & wt Kathleen J. U 2 111k C. SEMINOLE Is a quiet village Perma Bill Homes Inc., to Addn., to Englis h Woods, 1st Addn., LICENSED REAL ESTATE SALES CAMP ,790, of mobile homes, cottages, and to James D. Eason &wfHarriet wt Lorene Lt. 4 Blk E. Beverly Ch ter Oaks Un.!, $17,600. PEOPLE. gro*n W,.,ler Par Robert L Croley & WI Ruth P., G & H Dey. to Ward Hicks 153,200. camp sites nestled among large Real V. Lot 50 Blk A, Carriage Hill Teff., Mirror Lk. Ist add., Estate firm needs (QCD) Melvin Kravetz & wt Lot 2 Sleepy Hollow, Ist Adn., toe., Lots 231 & 235 Woodcrest shady oaks and cypress tries on representative to staff new sub Donald J. Green & wt. Un No 1 '137600. $27,000. the scenic Wekiva River near Claire to Leon Hyman & wt $fl,000. ' U nit 5, $13,000. division In the Sanford area. Call Patricia to Deck Kuyper & Sanford. Furnished units for ' Mr. Robert Greene, Realtor. Pearl, Lt6 111k A, less part In Sr (QCD) John W. Rodgers & wt (QCD) John Vincent Coats & wf. Lynda A. S 10' of Lot 10, all selected adults Inc ludes I ret use of AREA ONE REALTORS, INC. Oak Grove Park, $55,100. Evelyn to Charles L. Baldwin & wt Patricia to Patricia Coats, of 11, & N 40' of 12, Blk boats and canoes 377 4170. 847 $111. A less E (QCD) Drage Indus Inc., to wt Margaret, Lot , Myrtle sgl, Lot 22 81k II, Summerset 15' of all, Saulando Springs Tr Slip 11fl9 . WELAKA APARTMENTS AllaCorp.,37.56ch.SofNE con. Lake Hills, $100. General Office No. Sec 2,1100. 31, $51,500. % flaw. 1t St. of .. 11.29.30 etc. (corrective Albie L. Osborne & wt Elli. to Charles Wilson, exec. eat Martha Hoggard, wid. to Jose Typing. thorthand preferred. 619 $100. Atlantic National Bank Bldg, 323. David L Henderson & wt Frank Engle to Eat, of Thomas G. Cintron & wt. Aids I. U 29 31 A---Duplexes 4450. . The Robino.Ladd Co. to Emmogene P., Lt 6 Blk B F. Connor, dec'd Lots 18, 27- Normandy Park, $17, 200. Stephen D. Fisher & wt Linda Ravenna Park, Loch Arbor, 36 Block 13, bounded by Alma FIRE CHIEF DUPLEX- 2 bedroom unturnished. Omer L Windham Jr. & wt CITY OF CASSELBERRY 0 1121 Northwood $35,900 $335 La Adults preferred. 3226420 or 323 Ave.,3rd St., Grand Bond Ave & Linda to Adben Corp, 1. - Lt Community of 15.000 population. Manuel A Izquierdo & WI Greater CousIn Corp to 4th St., Crystal Lake Winter 130 Lake Harriet Esis, $18,500 Must have S years experience Ileminia to Joseph S. Reese & Ramon A. Lopez & wt Loyda Homes etc., $100. full time firelighter including 2 715 MeAdows. Lake Mary Sanford (QCD) Debra A. Hodapp, i / er n n area 2 Bedroom duplex. ctrapes, years administrative experience, wf Agnes U 21 Spring Gdns., M.,l.t 11111k 0, Seminole Sites, Leonard K. Vogel Ind & form. Burke, sgl. to Dalton lykNh appliance-s. AC, pool, pool service Meet requirements 01 Fl. $36,000 $26,500. Thstee&WI Cecile toJamea Leroy Burke (Maffled)U12l, Firelighlers Standards Council, Included. 901 77 3151 eF1.7?9, Don ______________________________________ Cilne. and be a registered EMI. Salary . Food& wf Pamela, Beg. 994.14' Lake Harriet Ests., 11 00. VZ500 range-$9ft $1,214 Mo. Send E of Intersec. of W. line of Sec. Jon W. Root & wf. Frances to 1 or 7 bedroom duplex apartments. resume to Harry G. Hug. City I nc l u di ng I l _____________________________________ 36 & centerline of Curryville Edwin L Davis Jr. & wf. Furnished or unfurnished. 60' Manager. P.O. Boa 55, ' - - . I : -. - IS ALCOHOL A PRObLeM garage . - 24-Business Opportunities 4--Personals p - . - Transactions n - - Land Robert G. Davies & wt. Betty QCD) H. S. Parrish Sr & wt Thomas Ratliff Sr. to Thomas Gilbert IL Myers & wf June to Greater Constr. Corp to H.G. J. to Rebeca Fridman, Lot 118, Evelyn to H. S. (QCD) Thomas V. Oritz to usalito, condom. Ph. Parrish Jr. & wf Ratliff Jr., Beg. 10 c. W & Wm. L Conner & wf Shirley Rembert & wf Carolyn, Lt Thomas V. Oxitz married & I, Jean W. Lot 3, 111k 7 Tier 4, 678.19' So of NE cor of $3L900. NWLI of May, Lots 5& 6 81k D, Tract 25, 81k A, The Woodlands, Sec 5, Evelyn G. U 7 Blk F, Sunland Sanford, $100. SWI4 of Sec. 33.19-30 run S Sanlando Springs, $30,000. Wm. R. Solitro & wf. Barbara $41,900. ESts, $100. Bradley & Young Prop Inc. to 311.81' etc., $20,000. Gordon V. Frederick & wf L)iedre D. Boyles, ig) to Jerome R. Christensen & wf. to Wayne D. Marshall & WI. Joy E. F. Callaway & WI Katherine Ronald Paxson & wf Ada J. to Ann to Thomas J. Watkins & wt Richard J. Wolfgang & Wy p4y Penny to Wm. E. Parramore, H. E 100' of Lots 3 & 4 Beason s- S., 2-3 int. & Geo. M. ..: Notter d, 150,000. & wt Jack W. Hoyt & wf Doris E., Lot Sara R. that part of SE of Oils, LI 9 111k 3, North On. sgL, Lot 19 81k 8 North Or!., lone N., 1-3, EL of E 2-3 of & W. ' of 2 3, 111k D, Lake NW4 SW of Hillsborough Rd & Townilte 4th Adn repi. of 5)j. TQwflsfte 4th Add., $12,300. John Dubbeld & wt. June to Govt. Lt. 1 ( leas N 33' for rd & Wayman His., 118.300. - Colvin T. Heist & wt. Lucille & W 299.2' of N 203.2' of E'i of NW'4 of Oviedo. Geneva Rd, in no.!, $100. (QCD) Kenneth Edw Bell & John W. Heist, sgl., Lt 70 Apple Govt. Lt. 2, In Sec 24-20-29, etal. Timothy J. Johnson Jr. & & 33-20-32 $6,500 The Huskey Co. to Shelton wf. Regina to Wm. S. Durham & Valley Unit 2, $44,000. Wayne Martin & wt Pamella Assoc Inc., Lot 33 Blk A, wt. Alice, Lot 11, Blk 2, North Mary to John V. Childers & wt Brenda, Lot 5 Blk G, Winter totoDavid A. Johnson & wt Ann Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 3, Orlando 5th Addn., 1100. Cherry & wt. Mattle Todd Constr. Inc. to John L, Lot 7 111k I, Temple Terr. $18,900. Springs, $54000 ths1e L. Pritchard & wt. to Lawrence D. Hagan & wf. league & wt. Nancy ., = . $15,000. Cynthia Beg. 210.0'E of SW Donald M. Ely & wt Frances Esther to Nina H. Boyers & hb. V (QCD) Jerry L Shelton to Annex, Blk Sweetwater Oaks, See. 6, Samuel L. Tyler & wf Linda to to Leon J. RouLwlle & wt Robert C., S 32' of E 1501 of [,at .- ~ of Lot A, Roseland Park run N $64,300. Ruth A. Shelton, 14 25 (less s 150' E 71.9', etc. $1,600. less N 23.70') Blk Thomas L. Van Nest & wt Karen, LI Spring Oaks Un. 11, & N 46' of E 150' of 12, Win. C. King & wt Carolyn to 26.02) & U Gabriele Lt 30 Goldenrod Place 3, $37,900. Robert Amended Nat of Druid Park, $33,500. -Ile Huskey Co. to Albert L $18,000. Nancy to Lovie Fla. Inv., Lot 73, Lt 1 111 8, Revised Plat of the Carl H. Welis & wf Lucille to Grange Prop Inc., to Mildred Huskey & wf Nancy, Lot 5 81k V ,if wrenco Homes, Inc. to Wm. The Colonnades, 3rd See., Springs, Glenwood Village, Sec. Bill If. Chen & wt Sou Y, W 11, W. Loving, sgI., Lt 903 118 ,900. Spring F, Sweetw-iter Oaks, %ec 5, T. Downey III & wt. Anne L., Lt 1 1, $100. 12, & 13 Blk F, repi. Tract 57' O aks Un. IV, $35,800. $17,900. Levie Fla. Inv. to Howard W. 166, Wrenwood His. Un. 2, . Grange Prop. Inc. to Win. J. Sanlarxio Springs, 121,00o. k, LevIe Fla. Inv. to Larry L Minner & wt, Carol A., Lot 32 Constantine & wt G rayce I I., 1,t. De Wayne R. Kidwell & wf. SM,800. J. Roy Britt & wt Lillie to Michael, ggl & Ruby C. Gillis, Gloria to Blazer Fin Sbc. of H. Green & Sons, Inc. to John Blk E, North Orlando Tern., 547, Spring Oaks Un. iv, Richard D . Smith & wt Deborah sgL Lot 76 Blk B, Lake Brantley Fla., Lt 6 & w 5' of 7 Blk E, P. Palmetto& WI. Annette H. LI Melvin A. Johnson Jr. & wf. John H. Overchuck & wf M. Markham Park ills., $12,500. . * Bill)' N. Stracke & wf Geo. Blazer Fin. Svc. Inc. to Rex Miles & WI. Patricia Beverlee to Delmer Smith & wt. Kathleen to Paul E. Bradshaw .I ~ John S. West & wt Beverly to Emmlyn to Daniel C. Bnody & A.Stone & Marian A., 1A 6 & W to Brian J. Roaderfek & wf. Doris - Lot 88 Lake Harriet & wt Rebie E,, Lot 6 Blk 1. John E, Blanco Sr. & wt Marie wf Barbara L., Lt 145 Wren. 5' of 7 111k E, Ridge High ist Bette, Lt 4 Blk 11, iVInter Fst.s., $18,500. Spring like limits, Sec. 4, A, it. 10111k 10 fleE 11cr Homes, wood IlLS., $.33,500. 'a Addn., $17,200. Springs, $46,700. Scott 14. Schaffer & wt. $16,500. Orl. Sec. 1, $24,000. H. Miller & Sons of Orl., Inc., New Vista Constr. Co., Inc. to J. Carl Bobbitt&wt. Lillian to Martha to James D. Simpson & Karl W. Bremer Jr. & wt Win. K. Schalch & IA-1 Juanita to Joseph If. Williams wt. Mary S 67' of Lots I I & 12 & Kathrym to Paul E. Bradshaw & & Wt Bobby N. K. Linville & wt. Inez Roger If. Gingrich & wt. Louise to James W. Shewman & wt Carolt- W., Lt 45 Devonshire I., [A 20 Green Village, $5Z500. E. Beg. at NE cor. of S 8 acres N 5.3' of 13, 14, 15, BIk B, wi Rebie E., Lot 7 111k I Spring EIIL J., Lot 6 RepI. of Part of $io,000. Gidus Builders, Inc. to David of W i of SW ' of NE of Sec. Saniando Springs Tract No. 73, Lake Hills, sec. 4, $16,500. Second Repi., $8,00. 1 1 Mary Ann to[)avidE. Debord& 258 Woodcrest Un. 5.136.667. etc.. *3.500. Robert L. Craw & wf. ir, wt Beverly J., Beg. at SW cor. Royal Line Builders Inc. to Richard J. Hall & wt. Anna to to Ralph E. Gills & wf. of Lot 8, 111k C, Town & Country Hagle Inc., N 200' of SW 4 E. of Dennis Gary..Sanders & wt. Virginia D. that part of Lt 140 Ests. Repi., $29,600. Hwy 17-92, of See 11-20-30& N ½ Patricia F., LI 19 Orange Villa Blk D, D. H. Mitcheils Survey of Carl J. Lambein to Bellsario of SE L i of SE L,4 of See. 11-20-30, His., $1,700. Levy Grant, dese., $7,000. C. DeLos Santos & wt Christine $0,000. Ronald C. Williams & wt. Bobby D. Summers & wt Lt 3 Blk 3, Shadow 11111, $35,000. Harry Hagle, El Al dba H-S-H Doris to James D. Lance, W ½ Holly to Alonzo Cornett, Lot 10 Hallmark Constr. to James to Hagle, Inc., E 75' of W 197' of of NE 4 of SW ¼ of NW Li of &El.11'o19,81k8,AdeflPark, If. Heard & wE Sharon, Lot Blk S 158.38' of that part of 131k 8, Sec. 36-19-29, $100. $22,100. J, Washington Oaks See 2, Wddmere s.d N of Twn. line of Michael P. Decker & wt. W. L. Kirk & wt. Geraldine & $22,700. Wlldmerc less part, 160,000 Deborah to Levie Real Est. . A. A. McClanahan & f. Charles J. Gaines & wt Paul Leitz & wt. Karen to Inv., Lot 16 The Colonnades 3rd Carolyn to Guiseppe N. Yolanda to Michael F Wyman & Wm. J. Schroeder & wt. Jonnie Sec., $18,400 D'Angelo & wf. Rosa, N 2 acres wt Joann, Lt 57 Orients Gdns, M., U 22 Blk B, Sweetwater (QCD) Willie J. Pyle ofW½ofS4SS'of Blk So,M.M. 2nd Add., $28,500. Oaks, $75,000. Thompson, wid. to Chrlswell J. Smith's s-d. $5.500 tsseioerry ians Inc., to Wrenco Homes, Inc. to Frank Bannlster& wt. Melba L., 1A 1, (QCD) Gloria L. Nordqulst & 6 Charles A. Poe & wt Julia D., V. Liberatore & Benedetto 81k 13, Tier 2, Sanford, E. P. Co Thomas Lot 5 Blk F, Lake Kathryn Park Hidden Lake Un. No IA, $100. Bernice to Dana A. 'lice & wt Joseph Naughton & wE 4th Addn., CB, $3,000. Wrenwood His., Un. 2 $27,400. Criswell J. Bannister & wt. David L. Henderson & wE. Sharon M., LI. 7 BIk 2, Margaret P., Lot 43, Blk A, ' D..t..... # '" " I U Li. LIU .VL Emmogene P. to John W. Green Weathensfteld 1st Addn., North Orl. Tern., Sec. 9 Unit 2, wf. Janice U 1, Blk 13, TIer 2, & wf. Shirley IL, Lta 109, 110 & $22,600. $29,000. E. R. Traffords Map of Sanford, N Ilk,,' of 111, MM. Lords 1st Three D Homes, Inc. to George W.Hanning&wfJoan $10,300. Adda. to CIt $14,000. Walter A. Radoff & wE Bottle C., to Alberto Gude Jr. & wt Lyle Suffield, Gdn. prop of Greater Constr. to Richard T. Lee, U. 78 Barclay Woods, 1st Nancy LI 1081k D, Sweetwater Stable Fiske, Inc. to FdwIn W. Anthony & wf. Linda M., Addn. (GNMA) $41,000 Oaks, Sec.!, $67,300. Hoyle & wt. Emily, Beg. 396' E Sausalito Ph. I, $43,50. Wm. L Conner & WI Shirley Denver A. Byrd & WI Nancy of SW cor of SE ¼ of SW'4 of The Huskey Co. to Goebel to Arthur F. Nystrom Jr. & wt to Kenneth M. Beane & WI Doris Sec. 16-20-30 run E 220' to HR Entr., Inc., Lot 22 81k A, Jane A., U. 11 Sleepy Hollow, K., U 4 W. Lake Brantley Hills etc. & 2 mob. homes, $1,0. Wm. R. Garrett & wt., Shirely to 113,900. Bobby F. Tyson to Frank J. Susan P. Young, Ind. & Robert T. Speener & wt. June B. F. Wheeler Jr. & wt. Jean Fox & WI Annabelle R., I.A. C, Trustee & fib Hoyle M. to E., LI 19 Blk 5, Weatherafield & B. F. Ward Jr. & wt. Va. C. to Maltbie Shores, 2nd Addn., Greater Orl. Mtg. Corp., Beg at 1st Addn., $20,000. Ben Ward Agency Inc., E 450' of p21,700. SE car. of Blk 0, Lake Wayman David E. Honadile & wt. N346.05'ofNW io(NW¼oI StewartClark& wftoBlll y Hts.,LakeAddn.$26,000. Michele M. to Jerry 1. Edwards ff~ See. 9-21.31 & S' of W 145.21' White & wt Merle B, LI. 10 Howard S. KIlger & wt Janet & wt. Lou G. U. 18 Woodcrest of N 346.05' of ne 2 of 'W L4 365 Seminole Raceway, lit Addn. to Rafael E. Villadiego & wt Un. 2, $31,100. CB, $3,500. acres rn-I, $3,000. Kyoko 0., Lt Blk D, Winter Walter Judge & wt. Marie to ' Madeline M. Quattry (form. Nader Homes Inc. to Gerald Woods s.d Un. 2, $38,000. # i-, Walter E. Judge & wf. Susan, i. ~, DeMichele) & Ilb. Michael to F. Maslauskas & wt Diana W., Mary Anne S. Brock (QCD) to Beg. at NE con, of Lot 2 Franics J. Hidock Jr. & wt IA. 71 Lk Search Shores,$29,300. Charles Edwin Brock, lot 17 Thangledale, run S 144' etc., Susan D. LI 17 Brookhollow s-d, Cornbank-WP to John W. Blk 8, North Orl. Townsite, 4th $100. $21,400. Meadows, ½ int. E½ of NW¼ of Addn $100. Yale J. Fodiman & wE. (QCD) Jce C. Herring Sr & W½ of 5E4 of NW¼ of Sec. 35. Anthony W. Keller, igi to Greater Constr. Corp to Edw. A.!. Snodgrass & wt Irma to Thelma to Carolyn M. Stanley, wf. Mary Ann to Mary Ann 19-29, $71,. Frances F. Ellicott Lot 20 111k A. Allen Jr., & wt Kathleen c., W.W. Snodgrass, apt Unit 101, Bldg. , Crown , int. Herring. 1A 4 Blk F, Oakland David W. Rlduwdson Jr., & B, Oakland Ests., See 1,$28PO. 1A 6 Blk B. Thie Woodlands, Sec of NW Oaks, condom., 577'S & 152'S 89 deg $35,200. WE Eats., 1st Sec., $100. foster & wt Helen L., Lot 21, Blk Charles J. Suffniege & wt s, ,o®. cor. of SW ¼ of NE¼ Of See. Roberta Audino, igi. to Carol 19. James d ____ . - County Sa Usually, Seller Has To Pay . Investments I Seminole ___ 1 . - - - T7-1&ic.pc Ljnftirnichpd -- — ___ Nice ? bedroom block home Np.,, ref. carpeted throhout Ridiculously low price. 37)7170 UnturniShed house, 3 bdr., 1' baths. $150 mo $75 damage deposit. 373. 1744. 7 Bdrm haise. I bath. $125 plus damage deposit Adults only 377 21S7. Two bedroom, 1 bath older home. Stove & refrigerator, 5125 mo $73 deposit. 327 6-445 after S. 24-Business Opportunities 33-Houses Furnished - $3,795 7 bdrrn furnished house, attIc tan, mature *Cults only $125 mc $50 Why Invest in a franchise when a utility & damage depost No pets total investment of $3,795 will put 322 1945 you In your Own Service buSiness earning ss.000 to 130.000 a year W4 more. Learn how 71 other 34-sYbile Homes people in Florida operate their Own mobile home wash, wax and gas & mildew treatment Service All Two beoroom trailer wafer furnShed 14Q wk Adults work done by chemicals and No pets 322 9066 machine We- supply equipment, chemicals, advOrtising, and IraIning ldel one man or family 30-Wanted to Rent eperatlon Work NO or part time.. Call or write for details (Tampa ) Want 2. 3. or Ibedroom houvc in 1134.9 7391 L I M Mobile Main. ounlry Unfurnishpd preferred tenance Service, 706 S. Pearl Contact Ti". ' 1 'r'in ttl i' Circle. Brandor, Fiorkj, 13511 121 001 11 '" �-- Real Estate 4 1-Houses ---- = -- 41-Houses Merchandise 41-Houses Sunday,AprII,;3 I IC-SundayH.raw,Sanford,Fs. _______ I ** SPANISH CHARM. * By owner, 3 bedroom. 3 lull t ath, JALTAMONTE Mall & Rolling Hills -----------------. ______________________ ______________________ MOVlP4; Guns, tools, Clothing. carpeted, corner lot, ill Bayv ooci Golf Area. 1)9.900, VA. nothing LOW DOWN PAYMENT 50'-MIscel$aneous for Sale OPEN I S ,.,.furniture, appliances, bike for 2. Ornamental Store fireplace, turn Delve (Sunlanci Estates) down. Fl-IA, $7,SOOdow'n 3 'm,, ..... QUAIL RUN- La.e Mary cilt on 68-Wanted to BuV 75-Recreational Vehicles misc. FrI. & Sun. 495 Diane Circle, 7 bath, foyer, family room, on a . . ________ columnt, sunken pane'd faml 4, to Long'*oc,j Markham Roi Cl. tt Casselberry $34 0309. room, 3 bedrooms, garage, re wootj.c1 corner lot, SANFORD- Spacious 3 bedrooi LIQUIDATION SALE -outh to Raenbr Count appreciate New by builder, 131 'Going Carnpng? Take me &ong bath home, has Iarnc' family ri om wood privacy fence, carpt We Buy Furniture Saddles & Equ1pment, Boots, Belts, living St iti best Litra Iaige Sf31 Bargain at $73,900 FHA VA. II with real brick tireplace, II rca i'm a 15' Swinger, sleep 1, foiiet,j bedroom, 7 bath, pool and laI Hats, Moccassi,n, Western Wear, YARD SALE: April 1 & S at 135 Alma Ave., Lake Mary. Gas DAVES'373 9)70 9272. burner uas stove. combo gas,l,c, kitchen with breakfast nc Ok, privIleges. *ii.000. Many other Ilern, .i. LAKE MARY-- New 3 bdrm. heaters, parlcr lamps, kitchen laundry room oft kitchen vith CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR refrigerator. Practically new 17' STEELMAN. REALTOR, Wint OLD CORRAL WESTERN SHOP homes. Make color selections, chaIrs, end tables, center tables, small workshop Swimming I)OOl awnIng, new water tank, dec. Part. 'U 3315. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Hwy. 1792, I Ma S Deflâry I Bedrgn frame house. s1s,o 0 paved ttrs, city water, $7$ Mastag washer, electric heater. brakes. FotIow like a Putt# with with Screened porch. central iicat Top prices paid, used, any condition, with only 1300 down. Government picnic table. 12' 'Step ladder, Cash. 3210763 & air, close to Schools 8. i Clt hydraulic front Wheels. Firm You can get a fair price when you financing 134 1649. Builder SPades 8. shovels, toilet stool tops, 641 9126. Winter Park course, 137,000 Terms Owner, $1000. 327.3976. advertise your "don't needs" SUNLAND ESTATES lawn In 14" & IS" tires, day 7732. __________________ ______ 3 bedroom, large lot. Sanford's bt the ,vant Ads 'xanted to buy used olfice furniture. -Northern Visitors bed, Many othrr articles, 3 tvri,rip ear & neat, all , Any Quantity. NOLL'S Cassel __________________________________ $1500 DOWN 76-Auto Parts Newt weds or retirees. 2 bdrm,, 1 CHECp THESI LISTINGS CarPeted, 135.000. 372 1193. brrwy. 17 97 130 1206. SANFORD MART BEFORE GOING HOME 55-Boats & Accessories bath, paneled den, only $17,950, Three BR 2 bath fen(ed yard, 1315 Free '--IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY tables Mon TI'iuri Acre Realty, REALTOR, __________________________ 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, cb omt 7750 month payments. In this attractIve well located . HWy 16,',MileE,of II 70' Fiberglas boat, fully enclosed, located on a beautiful seclude exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 72-Auction DICk BOND ASSOC. Fri., 9 9 Sat..Stjn, 96 Sanford 3 bedroom home, 7 baths, 115 HP Evinrude, Rocket till woo.rj lot This is an immacutS, By Owner, 3 bdrm , 2 b8lh, family 1109 Sanford Ave i- - " --641 1O wooded lot, carpet, Attractive 322 home. Ha c4rpeteij tkcws !tra 0720 trailer. LIke new. Reasonable, 37) rOOm,customdrapei,d.thwasher, terms. Priced to please. For ap heat & aIr, many other nc central heat & aIr, deep well & 78-IVbtorcycles DEBARY FLEA MARKET A sm.11I Classifed Ad bringS bi pointment to see, cdll 373 9110. featurp Auction _____________________ sprInkler system, fire alarm ___________________________ returns Try one and see Call 372 4 mllei north on 17 97 Saturday7p M Syitim, 20' ROBSON MARINE i0' pool. Storage 7611 or $31 999) 305668.3018 Open daily 105 We buy, sl, trade 1927 Hwy 1797 Larry Saxon, Realtor CLOSE IN. Older home In excellen shed. & 6' wood fence. 327 3477 ______________________________ _________________________ Motorcycle Insuranc cOnditiOn 3 bedrooms, 3 baths 553.500. 372 5961 BLAIR AGENCY Lawn Mowers. We Sell The Best & Auction Stan 's t*o car garage with LAKE MARY.- 2 bedroom fr,rn Al 373 1$4 Service The Rest Lake Mary We,le' Auto - No qualifying, 3 Executive Home 46 1' Mi East at I 1 home, 66' x 116' lot, breezy poe LOOKING For a babysitter? Try a are eifr large. L.argI 30) W 1st St borm, Quiet country living Only Classifiej Ad __'___.-. CheS 17,600. 37 V719 ccrner lot with big trees. Gooa $71950 Acre Realty, REALTOR, terms cHered by owner. WE TAKE TRADES Locations 79-Trucks-Trailers - Why store It and forget It? Sl it and 373 7750 .--------SANFORD-. Sparkling 3 bedroom jT"j' MAITLAND FLEA MART Zoned R 1AA. See us now. ' forget It with a Classified Ad. 372 -home near hOpitñl, Drapes, range LI TWO STORY colonial masonry 1957~ TonForci 1941 Hwy. 17 97. Open Sat. & Sun 9 5 7611 -. -Commercial Properties i & refrigerator included, Beautiful home on a wooded lakefront lot. Pick up 1)50 319 2920 3 Brand name Copiers, full yard with citrus Price reduced to Has S bedrooms. 3 baths, large PAYTON REALTY Homes, Lots " warranty, lets than half price. family room, dOuble garage, With $73 WE TAKE TRADES Apache hard top camper, perfect Reg, Real Ett Broker And Mut sell ii ANTIQUE John Powers extra large storage room Central 1973 Chevrolet '-, ton pick up Low LAKE MARY- Duplex, 7 BR each 3221301 2610 HIawfhaA1,,. at 1792 condition, sIeepsd,3ubl beds, ,ce to 5. hej & afr. side, 1)9.400. mileage. *7,l0. See at Geneva Acreage box, gas stove, electric outlel, Grocery. Geneva. 349 5567 WE TAKE TRADES kitchenhasswjngupcoflsol,A L. CLEAN 8. NEAT JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC AUCTION SANFORD-- 2 BR home with TV COUNTRY ESTATE. 79Acrej has3 Used office furniture Three btctro,r, 2 bath on large lot, Skinner, 3flOó7i. homes, lake frontage, orange room or den 1)9.500. W. Garnett White central h a, loaded with extras Wood or ste-el desks (executive desk "' -ut for Sale Prp and all high grow. Golf Clubs & Carts, Washer, Dryer, --' Broker, 107 W. Commercal & chairs. Secretarial desks & ______________________________ Only 129.900. FORR EST GRE ENE INC I Monday, April 7, 7 PM Pefriapratar Men, Woman & REAt.TOp 3;3 ci çhjr Sanfnrd 327 7?fI ______ SIr,, qht h.r S I I linri l7I i 2 c:'r s'.'ii'. 'r n S CIGtt.. L,UT:P5, pctur, i i?' tlh CU to,-t, as is Cash and Carry CO.VP;.i I ThIS 3 (lu. HOME-n ditioned, autornalic, radial txic a t tires, hOme, central heat & air, on modern brac, furniture, TVs and & other furniture 67) NOLL'S Sunlandfo any you hay,seen You EXTRA SPECIAL - Large I corner lot with orange trees and _:ul $1,195. 37357)3, " 26 appliance,, we also have a wide bedroom, 2 bath, family room, - . - ----- Casselberry, 17 will like It new carpets, fenced 42 big Sh1c1 trees Has ezt,,s lot at no variety of antiques and Collecwith fireplace, central air, , Sacrifice to settle estate. 1973 Ford yarCl, and other Outstanding OrL' boat, motor & trailer, 5.400 1973 additional , - -. _________________ tables Some of the highlights Of Celienf financing 137,250 LTD. 1.600 ml 7 dr 849 55 after features. All for only 121.900 Indian Trial Cr Road bike Brand ______________________________ IbiS sale will include: 2 round oak * $1,000 * ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. 6 m. HOME & BUSINESS Operate your new engine, 1300. 373 1317 ' table,, oak chairs, oak chpp!ng _______________________________ Stemper Realty BROKERS own busIness with living Quarters mi%si oak love seat. Attention Painlers iN? Handl.'!an Factory rebate on pchase of any Cotdspof, 73,000 BTU rerse cycle Let me till your garden spot, mow Central Florida's plus garage apartment, Excellent Days 327 6173 new home child's roll top desk, student's roll vacant lots GMC, $250. Grego 330 Airless air condItIoner, Pepper plants vood condtion. Fioyø MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR CommercIal property on 17.93. Nights 377 5474cr 327 7353 top desk, Victorian settee, French spray n, 5730. 93) 5777 after 3 Freer, 377 3191 377 5739 145.000 t9195. French sofa, numerous wicker pieces, Tony's Homes & Cars Eve. 3fl737 NOW IS THE TIME 337 1116 372754$ Pine chest, brass & Iron w, 1972 Deluxe VW. exceptIonally -Orchids & SupplIes IS to EXCELLENT resldntiaI building WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Hl.5anfOrc1 clean *1.995. Ask for Don Pope, Han Orchids, iois Palm Springs wrought Iron patio set, rattan Sofa Harold Hall Realty 321 0029 loft BUY SELL TRADE I 377 165). Dealer. & chair, Pineapple poster bed, fine Dr., Altamonte SprIngs. 339 2732 BUY AND BUILD, cash or terms )II 313 E Frit St. __________________________________ 1973 3 OR Skyline. 26065. Hwy 1792 3723627 i1ents le set of 3 leather top stack tables, i Jim Hunt Realty than US per mo REALTOR 373-5174 FOrIh Organic Gard.nT" grinding wheel, tilt-top table. Datsun-Subaru Sale 7571 Park Dr. EASY tO OWN- 3 bdrm. with 2111 Student lamp, kerosene lamps, '71 some below dealer cot', first Hybrotite GardenLand,,4 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES A central heat heat & fenced yard REALTOR S1-Househopct AFTER MRS. '-1st St. 373 Tiffany type lamp, old five piece Inspiring )$O3OrlandoDr,ve comefiri? choicel Plus Fla.'s 3229711 Only 119,500, Terms available. 377064$ 372 3991 brass fireplace set, depression - _________________________ finest Used Cars. OkIa Baird Sanford 32) 5200 Green leather davenport & swil Lovely home in beautiful ldyllwilde, NELSON'S FLORIDA POSES glass, and many tem% too Datsun ot a Gun. Fern Park's rocker 327 9771 or ,Itter 5 30 373 EVERYTHING'S RIGHT on ST JOHNS RIVER-- *9 ?ural stone front, 3 bedrooms, 2 Woodrff'% Gard Ct'n?rr numerouS to ton Master Sacrifit, to Settle estate, 71' *44' Largest dealer '73 Datsuns 2 Bedrooms, ConditOn excellent. ftcrc.ge'. SmII tracts f77) bath5, family room with fireplace, 60) Celery Ave Sanfi Charge like new 661 3405 after 6 BankAmercard arriving daily. Ph, 1)1-1319, Open Price reasonable at 51$ 000 Terms P rn, 1)7 near schools, country clubs and welcome Moss, Leisure World, DeBary. SuJndy'5 176. good at 1550 down, monthly WIlT REALTY KUIP DECORATORS shopping ASSume mortgage payments low 409W, tst St. 3777333 at $117. Be right. Reg Real Es$ate Broker 64 Equipment for Rent SwImming, fishing. boating, 3 BR, 2 __________________________ Lincoln Cont. Coupe, whlte.vinyl don't mist this Call now We Buy Furniture ____________________________ 71395 Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford Auction bath, $19,900. CORBETT REAL. Fishing Is Great root. '6) Buick Electra, 4 dr. Dh0ne321 O6 1700 French, 3737310 ESTATE, REALTOR, 6684191 Dinette set, table & 1 chairs. Very Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet hardtop. Both new insp. Best offer TAFFER REALTY Fish from your own dock, boat and Shampooer for only 11.50 per day 131 0400 or 931 4713 000d condtic, $25 177 1318. skI In lovely st. John River. Moving your mobile home? Have CARROLL'S FURNITURE _________________________ 111ç Real Estate Broker 2 truck, will travel Also roof bedroom mobilehome with large - _________________________ _________________________ 751N4 Pontiac, Automltic 1IOE.2SthSt, 377M.SS Recreational Vehicles coatIng & set up. 2735470. screened patIo, $17,730 Total, RadIo, Heater, $400 rn * * ,,_,_65'-Pets-Suppiies Singer Owner will finance. u * * 373 6O37afierS t wEL 1971 Volks Camper Fully equipped 3 Minutes from Town GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW In excellent conditi, Pricc to Pick up lurk cars FREE. This Ii our 15th year at AfllmI 43-tots-Acreage Small A Community of ___________________________ in sewIng cabinet, repossessed A Touch Of Green sell. 372.38,93 or 3399015 I bedroom, refurbished home, price for others 272 1174. Haven Grooming & Boarding _________________________ Fine offered by Singer's best model, winds bobbin shaded lot. See it at 119.500. Kennels. Thanks to you, our Lot 90x100' with small building leatand like new 3 bedroom 2bath First Federal Saviags and in machine. Full automatic, Pay customers 327.S75,. horse on (11x74), with or Corner lot. Nicely Loan of Mid-Fioqid without fence, balance of 17$ or 10 payments of _____________________________ land. $9,500 Owner Will finance in PAYTON scapeci, lovely carpet and colors, Going out of busine. 17 CalifornIan Priced from Air conditioned Save oy assuming _.11OO 834 8499. Rabbits. 3 Bucks, 14 Does 130 16 Reg. Real Estate Broker VA loan, Total $35,000 To $43,000 - Drop in bobbin, zig lag and 3 needle Pedigreed white satin rabbits, 37-1301,7640 HIawatha Ave. a? 17.92 ALFORY PURCHASE Exclusive position. LIke new condition, sold 5.50; r4ew wIre cages to sell also Initial Recreational CailBart Real Estate *9ba'eot 145 cashor HomeSites Must go. 3730113. Fm are Paid and include DIRECT FROM ..,. 5 Davments -.M tin 1154 PItALTOR Large Club Hout.. Junior Chihuahua, AKC Req. I mo Old Sanford.Fla, 37771 Olpmpc Pool, BatkettsaIi _______________________________ female, white with Call Crtdit Dept. AMERICAN MOTORS fawn and Tennis Courts and - lots, Lake Crystal wIns * "Get 'Em While Nine markIng,, 143. 3210303. SANFORDSEwINGcENTER * Large Picnic Area. _____________________________ home,, 33'xlU', 121.000. Call 373. 307 A East 1st St Sanforci 3279411 CoiivSn$loai Financing * They're Hot! ____________________________ E i's 169.1144 * _________ 67-UVestOeJ(. Poultry NO CLOSING COSTS New house, na rural area Noc*pwn ____________________ LAKE MARY'.- Centrally located, SAVE UP TO payment, mOnthly payments less 52....JAppftn MOBILE HOME PARK Coils, 3 pure bred French Alpine From 7¼ percent commercial. $39,500. By Owners .-.-__ ________ tPtIfl rent. Government subsidized 372.37 alter --kids, ixcellent milking strain, 1 95 per cent to QuatifI buyers. Call to see Free:ers,u,rIght(5 ' purebred Plublannanny, breeding Best lot selection FINANCING AVAILABLE 1. you Qualilyl Guarantj. 3237310 RI VER LOT- Of I Fort _____ age. 327-5121, We wilt lease for up to now available in Florida Road, about an acre with Sanford Auction M. UNSWORTii REALTY One year _____ $80000 tall trees 125.000. Sanford's newest and 003W. 1st St. wlmpptiontobuya KEPIMORE WASHER, parts, 32) 6061.373 0517 finest ______________________ FORREST GREENE INC. ice, uSed machines. then apply from SO to --- Req RealEstateflroker REALTORS3n.43or6AJn3J MOONEYAPPLIANCES730697 i Mobile Home Park. 100 percent t your rent _________________________ )IMDAPIOYJAZZ.FEED OFF OUR LOW, LOW, LOW "BoyDlrectrromBoxcar.. to the downpaymentf Coitie out and Inspect Block buildIng & lot, 14.000 Location Home Anpilance Center-. Quality GOPMLY'i UNBELIEVEABLE"YET TRUE E. 44. Sanford 323 4733 Model Midway. Call anytime until io appliances a reasonable p"ces Located I Block 1974 PRICESI NeW3bedrooms,lbath, trouble free P.M., 377 In the Herald ClassIfied aas "' I3 Frigidaire, Maytag, Kitchen Aid. display South of Airport Blvd.. ___________________________ _____________________________________________ black construction, central heal & air, PLANNING A GARAGE SALE? white andriad all rye,' 33 ______________________ on Sanford Av*a, waIl.to wall carpet, paved corner DON'T FORGET TO ADWe have Brand New Sanford, Florida _____ " SANFORD lot. All for $25100. Go by 11$ Fresh 68-Wanted to Buy Hornet Wagons, Hornet 2-Doors and VERTISE Valencia Road, DeBary, Fla. and IT IN THE ________________________ Sales office spen 4. ___________________________ Doors, Matadors. We Need CLASSIFIED ADS. 327-7611. Monday.Friday: 94,, _______________________________ your Trade. TELEVISION SE'TS$23UP In I JOHNNY WALKER Sat. & Son. 14 Top Allowance. SH 322-4132 Larg, canal lot off St. Johns River MILLERS REAL ESTATE INC. OR CONTACT YOUR _________________________________________ with7f'gomce,raIhNt&air 261OrlandoDr, For used furniture, applIances, Ph. 322.0333 GENERAL CONTRACTOR REALTOR OR BROKER '74 mobile home City water & septic ________________________ tooli, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items 322.6457 tank. Good financing. Color TVs Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. AfterMrs372 7111or _ DIAL _____________________ _____________________ ________________ Reasonable _______________________ .4 __________________ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Want to by Air Conditioner, 17000 373 oos (305) 322.8721 ________________________ BROKERS OTU. no larger thin 1S'3O" COLOR TV.5I1,SSMCNTH Good condition. 32310t. Days 3724)73 I '4-. I RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. NIghts3fl.3434or373.flS; __________________ t000 Atate 1W, 4Z7, 23 OPEN TEN TIL DARK I buy Sterling Sliver ________________ NEW L 2 and 3 bedroom homes ansi miles east of l7 47-Real EstateWanted 811.713) townhous,es WalI.to wall carpet, __________________________ s - 3rage Sales Ph. Sanford (315) 34110 wallpaper, built in kitchen and no ..!!1ade _05)*34Z23 maintenance fee. LOW, LOW, Price Your Home I LOw fl1 pet, intere,t under fare. CIIenI desires Imm.diate Purchase YARD SALE: Sat. & Sun. 9 loS. 8-ed. Chest, GuItar & AmpCfier, dam plan. Hwy u. t 25th s. of home on Small acreage *iihin 'F electrIc chord organ, and many aest to RidgewoOd and PotIon th 10 miles of Sanford. ________________________________________________ misc, bargains 737 E. Warren signs. WHAT IS YOUR PRICE? ______________________________________________ Ave. Longwood 1301111, JOHNNY WALKER ________________________ Area One Inc. REALESTATE INC GARAGE SALE Sat & Sunday 514 1'. k REAl. 447$Ifl GEPi[p, CONTRACTOR Satsuma. Santord. Reciiner chair. _lldP14 kitchen table & 6 chaIrs, sterea I 322.6457 BALL REALTY cabinet, china, clothes & more AtterHrs3fl71l)or3fl7 a 3729116 after S _________________________ Choice Listings Draffjg _______________________ PestControl IN ALL PRICE RANGES Tax Returns, 'irs eperence II? W. 1st St. inc. custom made to FRA 372 544) ART BROWN PEST CONTROL WILLI&MS ACCOUNTING, Five and SSBC spec Fast, economIcal 2343 Park Drive 1 Points,. Call 337.7643 anytime. callVu-tar32)0i3 I', Yr of, 3 bdrm, w-w carpet, 322 M45 central Pa&a, immeduite ________________________ Pervinat Tax Service ___________ Home Improvementi Are you a full time driver 00ssession, Just reduced by With a part _________________ ________________________ No 2EastRd,,)7.,7SJC .:5_ time car' Check the AutØofiye 373 77)6, _____________________________________________________ p Entrance_PRansboftom_ Section In 'The Herald rvcnday interior, Exterior plastering WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST' Plaster patching & Simulated MOSSIE C. BATEMAN React toctay's Ctessfieci Ads t.rkk & Stone specialty. 372 7200 the hei you nl 377 16)1. _________________________________ Rig. Real Estate Broker MarsonGermanetli PET REST iNN Painting, Remodeling 337 76.43 Boarding & Grooming Li('fl5ed,fl(%wied3fl$440 Ph 3771057 RESIDENTIAL lIEMODELIpIG CALL DL HART COMMERCIAL REMODELING 737941 - Service. on home & auto Pressure NEW HOMES ___________________________ Sten strom t.*pe & record players New Commercial Industrial A & A CLEANS ALL Design Construction Fananc,nq ' FIteriorpres,,recIean Keith P. Smith Construction mc 323 M 303 __fl$_ 21 )fr, Nadine Central Heat & Air CondtonIn 1JDDY'S HOME IMPaOV "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" For free CSf.,!1CP,.s rati C,irt -'] MENT ALL TYPES .0 CAR Tree MAYFAIR-. Large prestigious af LART irs Sanford 372 PENTRY AND REPAIRS 1771 PiOmt' in Mayfair Section with 1 A I Tree Sirv.ce bedrooms, V', baths, family room, 1974 Complete Tree Care 2 Carpentry, Remodeling, Additts pool and new cIimale control i 'A' I ,tkt KIasg 171 $144 ______ _______ Beauty - tire _______ __________ Custom Work, Licensed Bonded _______ system. All this toe ii.000. ________________________________ ________________________________ Fre, estimate. 37.3 60.39. PINE CRESTPoolt This i TOwER'S BEAUTY SALOPI Litt Station ano torc main in. -. dCm 1 t5fh hrsme las IT. 'P P,.'a I (fcrt'rrPy lt.srr.a 1974 staItat;n . CCf' foundatn 4 i. cli to st F f'n 277 work for signs. cg'Jprnenm, pumps, 4 PAU'. SLATER 5hGOl5 and shopng All toe etc Underground or above ground PrOtelonaI Wallpaper Hanger $76,900 ' st3rage tanks, Dewatering, cx. Lkens.d Rfliden$ial, Corn mm'clal , . haIr avbtlon, driveway culvert pipe, FreeEstimt,sp1,3233 NECDA RENTAL? Wetsaveoneaf and head walls, retaining Walls. 170 N. Sunland DrIve, 3 bedrgomi. _________________________ Keitp,R SmithCon$truc,,nc ____________________ Chair Caning. splint, rush, repair & 7 baths. for $1.0 vno.1h, plus many 303879 1199. Stan, 24 Pare. HOMES OF DISTINCTION . refinishing. Reasonable, 471.7734. more. Give us a call anytime, Dillulpig - (Close' to everything yst Cabinets, .' from it aili Counter tops, Sinks. Inoded lets1 Sfr,,t WELLS DRILLED PUMPS stallation available. Bud Service Paved streets •Sewers Sldewalks SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 7? l.7 an,trr,' U. All types ind Sues 7' oct 30 Ye,t Moclgag -S pct. down. Your MLS Agency Coltcc servlc now available in Sanford Mortgages STINE MACHINE & REAI.TOU5 3733036_-.. .2 SUPPLY CO Bar,khoe ('s I Service ____________________________________________________________________ Section in The Herald everyday. No QualIfying! Immediate oc 207W 7ndSt. Are vouafulIf4medri(wifflapart 3734432 CUbflCy Year old SanfOrd 4 ER, Landrlpaning Stpti t6nk, fill dirt, time car' (beck th Automotive L,"1_ bath urge famtu1 h-m &IVC'Vy5 All Only hind5 of dcig'ng CASH -'.---'-------_..--______,_ BUYERS ARE WAITING 5.7,0Q down, 3779)47 334 1)95 assume TO 1 W. 25th Sanford, P1*, .ILij I payments Pool & teraiis FIEDAD - - I_______ 41H - . .______ - .. 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'. - ,,s; . - ç) ' 1.L....,....... - __ -. - ______________________ ' - - , ,, "4% - ____________________________ 1 I' A - REALTY - ,-_w_ uux ' .. - .. I a ____________ '• h.- i-* I - .r .,., '"' .,,-- ;, - - , -. .r-- -j .. r. -. ,. .'.P). / " ';• _____ c,'wj____ , p '' j_ V , - a 1, . ,: t , ' : . - I ,- t . b 'L .:,,.",'- - I - Homes '.". "_''4'5 - _______ : - - , -- ______ - r . - , '4'. •,,• ' I4 -v'. .. 4 f),ts.)n _________ - a .,, ,. $,•l___. -- - _.,__. L!JI. ' A -1 ' ,,wr;,.,• ¶'':.'.T:.: . , '.'' ' 4 - ', "if. -. 'P':",'-, Afr , ..__. . ...S_'A-'- 0 - 5 r '.' "a ''. )t',jrçr'r & -,.=-- P '.'' d' , 'l cZ'p, tcij 0 'i_.jJ'..ca.., 4;\a ;''1_'",v'. :'.: r' ¶_ i4 .- --_______________ ' lp ______ rooms - . ,)• ,.4. L, %e I ' J, . -: a C - ,ir_ , , ,t,.' U5 r , Ii - ' k1 F..4- .. b 6 C a w Pt ci ' - I AdidFamily the .9 Homes on . g w p1 w Sneak Preview Pt - '1 ha ! be (Ic I e SI SIL cit of cot gn an ______ ______ - • _____ _______ _______ _______ _______ Auto Radios In Sanford's Finest IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR ______________ _ •• AirConditioning VACATION CARII P z Mi ' , , -.-. / ii 'It FURY III WAS $3700 away. 322-2420 Anytime 1972 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 DR. SEDAN WAS $2590 ............. NOW '2090 - E - . Owner.Atj - -________ f - p _______ _ ei i- •a• pit 1.. 5 . a iiJ 5i1 S q ol . ol ,) ç.s:ç I k. çc, su : 'a I! l9 • I-' 1 'E V1E4t icg " "'- Caning 0 2 -_ ____________________ "' ', si -q gg - - CID 'a "t °°°° ' ' .ICVI I 8 .. Z 'E. 1 c , .vl i I,- - .2 ' , ' 8 -c'' , : . Os a-a so '. '''E 'a. - z' - ' h4 C'3 0 - ' aJ z - I.. p' < , -• Vi I " x ' - LandCIe*t C&A I- 0) l' , >.. E I If) tu 0 z 0 a ..:l;jd0 q; so' a' - 0) >4..! U ; e' - , - -' a.tiC' 'a 'tC j25 ".Y . ii - ' 1, ' '' 'u" j >. ' Z ti 's ' : 0 . 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And when you pitk up your Pfl9 can buy fsnath and white Kodac&or two 24n I Photo Sp*cIall 1? I ---.- I LATM ii i/ I 7 8 8 COLOR REPRINTS TEXAS INSTRUMENTS CAIZHLAIMI9W - B _____ con. stint for multiplication dlvislon and percentage. complete ' memory operation. Percentage key. Comes with protective carrying case. flog. 29.95 Mod. No. 8822 ____________ 1a1t!t1VPaiy JJJj / . 1' -!j j,//j TEK, ADULT TOOTH II oz Extra-function calculator. Special key functions: square roots, squares, reciprocals, change sign, scientific notation-as well as addition, sub traction, multiplication and division. Fast-recharge tong-life NICd bat. tories. AC adapter/charger Included. Au:ómatic (full floating) decimal. ti I6/99 FOP . NEGA*nVES. Coupon Good th ih 8tf __ 4 __ L ow unnAit i n Military design. Highly sensitive AM pocket radio. Light wtight. Extramely sensitive foi good reception. 3 IF stagn. Regular 7.99 POCKET CAME Drop4n cartridge loading with 110. - ITIUNEIt wella. 29 00 dw WT - DIGITIAL CLOCK RADIO LLOYD'S AM/FM 8-TRACK PLAYER I- RECORD TURNTABLE .1POLAROID 108 COLOR FILM Catchthe.xcftem,ntw,,, Polaroid color Pictures. Pack of 8 color film Lighted vernier tuning and stereo light indicator. Deluxe 8-track. play.,, lighted "digital" tap. in. dlcator. Full-siz, turntable 4 way bass reflex speakers Model MW 884111-7700 Rig 12995 FOAMING BATH OIL 95 EdIV-110-road numbers. Music wak"p lighted alarm sit. JJ 6152 fl.9. EMERY BOAK NOSS - - -••-- MAYFAIR AM/FM 1 - - BLE RA I ---- MAYFAIR •, ••-••• •-• - MINI PADS Absorbent pods for care free days Box of 10. Limit 1 ______ FAMOUS BATH TALC elf LC CASSETTE MEDALIST- 88 VISINE £ DROPS SN ' ; 2 Famous Name" 18ath TaIcs. 2-oz. size. Limit 1 COSMETIC PUFFS Af 1 Package of 300 puffs. For so many uses. Limit 1 LI. 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Your choice of Baby".'..... Strawberry or Lemon. Limit 1 A Reg. 59.95 - E VEMAKE UP s'iarn rzwberr - --I. COLOR I UdWI - J~t /1 TUSSY BRUSH • - wo i - ) SWIM SUITS LADIES Inculdes many famous brands in assorted colors, prints and sizes. Rig. 7.99 97 MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS 97 3 S thru XL. flog. 4.99 BEACH TOWELS 'Ift 'Ift Colorful, thirsty beach towels. Mat, designs & sizes, with hemmed or I\ 'fringed edges. Reg. 3,99 w Se rving temperature. No. 5130 Rev. 26.99 HAMILTON BEACH, 14-SPEED BLENDER PLUS CERTRON, 60mMINu1 :1 All speeds plus in-between variations. 40 02. glass container. Plus 3 handy dishwater safe containers. Reg. 24.99 each -' 8 • - iTi97 ?rá9 "Certror," Brand 60-minute blank cassette tapes. Rag. 1.49 '• col OF V.I.P. PROFESSIONAL DRYER/STYLER 1000 WSttI.2lpeedg Four heat ctntrols Professional styler/ dryer. Black & Whit.. Rag. 24.99 F -•- --•1 . - COPAL i i G gThL -- I i styles. 99 '': I CLAIROL, CRAZY CURL LLU%l 24 hour alarm system. Illuminated, Mat-numbers. Modal No, 227. 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Regular 135.95 J BLACK ELECTRIC BLACK ____ . :0 MOWER Rugged, j STEINS ri _I SO 0.. 0 - ON . -UrAVY .. _______________ RIITY.1 IIIMRA .tIYt.i PLASTIC TUMBLER 30-oz. Reg. 791 2 9 FOR __________________ GLASS ICE TEA BLACK & DICKER 16 -oz. Gold & Blue BLACK DECKER GRASS . $HEAR Runs up to 45 minutes on single battery charge, cordials No.8280 a 99 I7 . . * _•. C VEGETABLE/ ________ 99 C n out. UnbreakAble. Heavy duty. Reg. 129 jiii1/ UTILITY PAIL at. II! 251 i CLOTHES HAMPER Sit On Hamper of Sturdy plastic. 3 colors. Regular 3.99 .• colors Reg. 891 .A TRAY CUTLERY 5 compartments. yOJ Assorted colors Reg. 79t q_ TRASH CONTAINER 44 Quart. Slide Top. ln Gold or Avocado. Regular 3.N With metal handle, spout. Reg. 89t 12 Ot. R ound EACH! CHOICE YOUR Swivel Action. Rog.791 4 II ' WASTEBASKE T ssorted Reg. ICE TRAYS OF TRASH CONTAINER DISH 12 1 /69 lastic Lwus%PEELER EACH 40 Quart Lift Top container. Gold or Avocado. Regular 3.99 /T I PLASTIC P nlfim • t9# cKD TUMBLER HEDGE TRIMMER Double edge blade. Reciproci blade action. 3-Position s4laty switch. 2.2 amps. Mod e l No. 8114 YOUR CHOICE -Af 1. 14Bushel size. Assorted colors. Regular 149 I 99 i 2 HP Briggs & Stratton motor. Makes lawn edging a pleasure. ...not a chore, fletjI.r pric 9.97 ._., . 3S Quart, Round. Regular l.49 Assorted colors. Cover lots you pour free, strain or keep closed. Reg. 1.59 ELECTRIC, DOUBLI ' . WASTEBASKET LAUNDRY BASKET BEER ITCHER Trenches " wide on on# pass along driveways. No. 8220 Insulated .. EDGER - GREAT RUYS 69.95 POWER : .- ,y 7ar W . - SPRING cgSERVING EDGER 91 2H , -g--0---------------.---------- TRIPLE TOP LAWN powerful is. Inch single blade rotary mower. Modal No. 8000 .009 7 & DECKER ELECTRIC LAWN MOWER i . [#,;a CATCHER SELF PROPELLED - BID v GRASS CUT .. •. --.--J-J0. H- 2211 - CHOICE C - __00_ * FOR F r0P* 11 DISPOS.A-LITE J !T- LIGHTER A hendy lighter eta disposable price Rag 1.49 o Chaos, from a large seliction of Fafous Name spinning rods, opincast rods and boat rods. Fresh and salt. water; one and two piece; tubular and solid models. Limited quantities available at this low, low price. NO DEALERS PLEASE 00thick YOUR CHOICE CELLO __ i.4 1 Boat or pier V')ARag. 1.89 19~~ X-Large EACH 107 HORROCKS IBOTøN DrIginal MIlIOgURE Urn Asst. colors r 0 Rag. 20.99 TAPE WILSON'S, TONY TRABERT TENNIS SET u! 99 7 Set Includes: Racket, zip. pared vinyl racket cover, And pair of"swet check" wrist bands. UNFRAMED I I) j * FOR ' H l4x54 Venetian mirror.LA..'./ May be used in any room. EXTENSION 11771I T Rog. 6.99 - - FOR DYMO 'W9or12Foot sizes. Brown or White. Reg. 821 Limit 2 LABEL MAKER \2 LIGHT sty 4i, :1.. I ç. 'N 4 Reg. . 2.99 mom 2 rri LAMP OIL f1 32 z. LJ Rag. 77 . - C ASTIOTURF T ___ .-. BOWL BRUSH Daily trimmed. 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PACKS •0 Ito HIBACHI - -2 GULF,CHAR COAL fl U £020 Gal BagL(\7-LIl4' Rig. 1.99 ECKERD BRAND II• II , - TRASH BAGS Box of 20 wi L . . :J wzw - -i --- t J/ Lj I I PLASTIC r es 10 Pound Bag For sat., easy 71. Limit 2Packe "' fi MIN ' a R". 571 ette l th the Iong.v life. b • . 960-2 71 —I FREEZERJ UNo. Quart, l5lOunc.cups. 0CUPS ' CHARCOAL BRIQUETS ICE CREAM ! HOT'N COLD BATTERIES PACK OF ij f/V•.•lf ' It — VEREADY OT floas;Lrx PACK OF k '. --•-'--- .----•._______ PAPER home. Rog. Mi • . j Nommi 111-j -low -r: ro .7 ' moll %ff N I . I STR ---- BERRY L---- - g .- -- �$ rn '-i LM _ :004 _ 2111111111 0. gi 4 02 LIQUID MA NO 0 C c C 9'i -8 ~92 .13A x Assorted Shades. BY Noxz 39 0 3 T— jK _J ix In - ' r MASKING ___ * 0.1 in 1 fill 74 '1 E. I Uj _ t 0 , 1. h. Asa - - 9 f . TAPE _ __ I Im 49z~r f 00 A Lw JR 3: ID CIO L& 02 016 I, Cp "C" 01 "D"SIZI CIA) I EVEREA 06 BATTERI PACK - I7 IF agt 0 S * — tp . I 4 THE MOST HORRIBLE TACTIC IN WARFARE ITSSTARVATIOt4, DISEASE AND DEATH. AS DUPUYSHOULD IMPOSE STRICT RAT1OPJING; E 0 / I I I IF 42EP Z~T o it'. Ell, ' . 0 t.6 1 '3' 1 :-NOS HIS 'TIME WITH 000. j I I 935-2 FleaAhligh OF ,, I N IM CL L cot . 4betwift longer life. Cq A ECKERD BRAND PLAY Im 4-Y C G ~J~ 0 ff"" CARDS Bridge, 1 .2C 0— NO Pinochle. 17 C 4~ lilt __ ' Poker or PACKS HOWEVER VALIANT ASKS FOR Co"ANP, AND BEGINS THE LONG HARD TASK OF 'TURNING PANDIES INTO WARRIORS. NEXT WEEK...OUpU'S Bonus -- I- HOUSEHOLD,BOXED - Mir- -___ 4-6 a Ii - - - . CL .00 - v -97 % YOU CNOICE rt Lf Reg. 591 Limit 2 BS El Sanso F cs;6 .6 - as 4r •-.;.- - - c %F A! • -.-- -,..... . 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AS DUPUY SHOULD IMPOSE STRICT RATIONING; , w,Jr,q wicz -riu wrrw rrv- _____________________- Wrni inc M I longer life. cl •. (V) .i/itj; LO / -- ,' ,i'!;.r - 4) COL of f co ".7 10 ph 6E, -w1 V PACK 1f Poker or Pinochle 377 Rog. 39 Each. / a ¶ 4, 2S A - 26 • > f' /'1i 41 :. U) -- HOWEVER, VALIANT ASKS FOR COMMAND AND BEGINS THE LONG HARP TASK OF TURNING PANDIES INTO WARRIORS. • - IL LD w : • 4.. 4-6 - NEXT WEEK - OUpUJ'S BOiws ENOLD, 13oxe P — . ELO ES _w&1 YOUR CHOICI 2 FO a —= of 50.10" or 1OO-6I" Pack N C I rt Sansozn -•—• Ica C. $ Rog. 591 Limit C P /C low av ,•& -- MIMS (I) -.• ••- ;.-é ,--' 'D • 0 C, I 16 - r, • ' . 4 )c . --• 5 -• :. I; �..... .. . ... ........ _77 'I a ~O • ----- -.5-- -;- w0 1 RIP mi / AHS. . .'. 1 pfr$ ft I 4R:!21s\føe52 I Sl og 011 " irtia coy I CL • ' . 0 11 , : (.a - m nAr GIRI UvUID M CL (0 I W jI 'd 2 fl5 go Assorted Shades. By No Ze CL M Cr CL ___ 71 V) L~. id .' a, 1ith! A Bob SKING DE CL 3 m iJ \ u - I %' x180' roll. His many uses around the horn.. R eg. 654 Limit 2 0 n g 170 2 bit .. - 0 CL 06 C)o 0 50 61 Cr Cr law Cc - 4111M C 0 Ca 033H \ - 6. . ... -- - . t. I CL hI!901.1 21 - • . SHOULD IMPOSE STRICT RATIONING; 5PENDS HIS TIME WITH 000. - . ri with the longer life. o0. S ____ I i- • 'lld I n - o , T fII 1 Mf ta I ) 'j' —1 H R, 3 1% OO'V iJ j-1 Mr 0 Jr - : I THE MOST HORRIBLE TACTIC IN WARFARE: TH ITS STARVATION, DISEASE AND DEATH. AS DUPUY ,j 2.2 U IA ' UN Le CL I fi . 0 4- 4) - tend go : '. "I-C, .. M 4b Inaaa@ I ? . 0. 1C0 st go 0 r - 1!!tr'___ 0 016id - I LJ LW - U- co I ii - --.----.•.s. . - --- ... lei CL ___- - ' vl - ' -I — ,0 -: if I -, i ' N. J• -., J..i4: f' Poker or % Pinochle. rReg. 3ø Each. HOWEVER, VAL IANT ASKS FOR COMMAND, SAND BEGINS THE LONG 4' - HOUSEHOLD, BOXE Cull LOPES YOUR CNOICE - hR. . 1 — rat Sansona Patck of 50-10" or 2 FO . HARP TASK OF TURNING DANDIES INTO WARRIORS. NEXT WFEK-Oupu' Bortus 4-6 tjg Reg. 59j u ! / \. \•' • I h w v •• -40M MEN AU I.8'd If - p ..-• r \ 'v't; / A\) cO) op 16 __ \ii R Cq - JrJF . g (. t:.k4iIr -CA 0 .".. . inn -. U1J!11 IiLçi1 too LL hH ! r- CF) #U Hh ift L11 cow 1 v . '. CJ Reg. . C) I C T7 Iif - - _ I Jju&. a !Iwrw 1't -i 107 L7' air _ c !rt• 9 Elam If ly; -: - L. -- -- 4Ii• .- . .. -- -.4 \ Irlil Qggg g a!9 ø-rn . jill!! k = st iff - Vi ) . . .. • . . (o_ S's. 1hffl -. flIt', --_•..-•15Lr) !! — -. i' - �—----------- ---.--------I-...--------. I • , • • . .. .• •. : • - ---- -- ---- -- - iA In lii I'UUf ii !Si[!KQ I['Ji4T.E] `W Now Rip,. : 1r j lit ,.-7 Ip . M -M r 0 !:.T.If$cr 0 0 CA 0 mown _-W .. :-- • . Ii1fiL!1iJLP!:cr MA jv 4$~ ----•--.-. 000000 tip Ii — I it J TAPE x ISO, roil. 47 I.,-- c N) - Q.•" 1 or w :''•' L ' --.''f ii 0 one now Iwo, Reg. 61W Limit 2 4 5 NCR 01 fa EVEREADY BATTERI PACK a' I4 ___ __ . 97 Ui:L1F I 1p i7_ Our 51 11111 up ri PL 67 -- - .- , __ /.. . with longer ifs 1 \t — \ V''\'\ NNW tI1co! I Bridge, pirwxhle 5 fj c9 NOUSENO D, BOXE S U " I 'P t ppr . •. p__ 1. •t ;Jy/r -1. 4 4. ¼ CARDS — - tI 4 — . "I t • •• fi4i• -. ;. I . 8 PRINCE VALIANT FEELS HIS ANGER RISING. IN THE ENEMY CAMP EVERY MAN IS AT WORK PREPARING FOR THE CONQUEST OF THE CITY, BUT IN THESSALRIGA NOTHING low IUI IL # 1t#&I IM I Ifa a ' f£A r.- Aa * 74/5 6000 TROOP OF 41a/VrE0 VdtH15 COIJIOOR/VE 7/7'A7 RIFFRAFF (70 7WE 5Z 4!"VIAL SAYS. AN OFFICES MSWERS, O WE HAVE .4 CAV4IRY 4W /T IT COUIONOTOR/VEA RABSIT A I • • . — HOWEVER, VALIANT ASKS FOR COMMANIP, AND BEGINS THE LONG HARD TASK OF TURNING DANDIES INTO WARRIORS. I-6 NEXT WEEK—DUpU'S flonus NNW I TIKE BORN LOSER sup M Pack of <U) E 1Ut) 'ttC Limit 2 2/3 ----'zo r 1 g I g Iai *0 awt 6=0m"""=1 N) w 2 5ff —ft be UN 2. <U> MI_ - I 1 Ik cz J, 0 0 a pi 0 _ 9 'ff11 b3r Art Sansozn /\WI—i)LLI PHI 1,,,, (S 'kkTHUJ& WRO' I N 46, CL VELOPE YOUR CHOICE H? •. @1 ••'• -s _& Qc r IT N . JLrD FO 1 S bettrli I - BELLA HAS BEGUN THE MOST HORRIBLE TACTIC IN WARFARE: THE SIEGE, WITH ITS STARVATION, DISEASE AND DEATH. AS ADMINISTRATOR, DUPOY SHOULD IMPOSE STRICT RATIONING; INSTEAD HE SPENDS HIS lIME WITH 000. cc c Flashligh PAC S 14 -__- tort 950.2 I 4/ wr,.,? VICTORY COMES EASILY TO BELLA GRO55I FOR HE HAS USED TREACHERY. NOW, WITH HIS FLEET 4, SAFELY MOORED IN THE CAPTURED HARBOR, HE TURNS HIS ATTENTION TO ThE FORTRESS THAT GUARDS THE CITY. r -Z / 1•— 'v Has many uses around the Z. 4 WJ I' \'j Cyr 1 tH( H \ / - " ' %ASKI NG IT- t n I - I __ - F. P~J ~QT I- - . ..--- e te • (I-(J1-L[JW r c �-- - -5-. -- -.-----...--. . - HIMALCRACKERS -- - - -- - - -- __ way Elaws i3iifl - C StS4EE .r CR4 I iTO 6 E W R, I! HJ1.bJ 1115 A DlFFL)LT\ (SAME PREEJE1 Z HAVET 1ED1,HGE 1QB..AZEAU2\ MAW $CCCSSSA E. 1 MA EARS, SERUE. EACH AD EUERQ1 QG1 D6APPOIJTMM15. 10 L WA)E NOr Ct'CFCI)OO 1DT BEST OF M PBIL1flE6.,I- I AS L.. -. PLFfl EUP ()3 4oNI$,c.fYO I win - i ap - A =1 Jofit S.0 is.! YO Joldesias 61 Ot49 Y01 -I Ill AND Q AFTER COTL I (I 4EE9? )4C4JR6 OFCALM DELIBERATION... VMT WSQ I 4M)E FFZACHED 1L1A8LE. I ECIC3 4AT' IT W00LD W INI ST I?T srs ALL ,-104 —"-- - .' '.-r-- • •- CF OEFL)L. GWE PE5RU I IF I 1ER TD STEP 4R$I LI NBuR R E5IWXTIOt. y (OES1IOS WHAT 14 1TIAL ? . Glow _71 g D © 1975 by P4LA, Inc., T M. Reg U.S Pat. Ott. L.,'IES AfIP 11M OUR 4OURE 15 AS WMIfl.65S AS ¶ hUMAN SPRIT. IT EOI&S -rO'MOFLF , WITvj CotJio4, &NVIDNCE, VSiot4, hP.A-S APP A MEASURE OF SF-PI5CIPL.IN —114fE QsA4.rfl5 14.A1 RAVE UIt1 THIS Nsflor%j, WINTHROP '(HE TIM5 HAS COMIE FOR OS TO ?1.AN AND WORK 1OGTh. WHAT WE CAN ACtiiV IS 0P41.'( %ONEP 15Y OOK IMP1p110t% AND $ by Dick Cawalli S WRONG R)R TH (5 WHOLE WEEK OF SCHOOL REEGALIeCr WAS 51C.-K. -:-•. 'b-- -', dP LL rc 1IMETO.MAKEA ?R6o COMM%TM1 To 1EAL.IzE Th 9OMISE OF AMeCA... (VM INC- ¶0 PI L L I A lo-OT of= 0IWells _1-11 iS ftNP WL-P A WHOI. Of 4Z6FIRMIESI a 115DyNEA, tnc. OUR BOARDING HOUSE .I ft b3r Les Carroll ----'- ç . 'LRittern .!..'.. . AGO Co 8208 818 _: EAR POLLY-Here's a make-iturself gift item A holder for tos, letters, etc. Use a clip othespun with a Strip of black and d felt glued to the back of the pin Me on ears of black felt and a ngue of red Add small glass eyes id glue on ice cream sticks for gs. Paint to suit Glue on two re sticks (like skis) so it stands better-GEORGIA 'ku - V 48269 [i ALL SIZES .' MRAWL #%N 0L0_ SwEATrR AND USE FOR CURLY IIJAIR' D• Easy Wear Long seams, a front zippej and pleats make this an easy style. No 8208 with Photo-Guide ' III Sizes 8 to 18. Size to, 32': bust. 2 yards 45inch. ï 11 ., i I 7 J - I a (11 I '1 \1 DEAR POLLY -Unravel an old sweater and have yards and yards of curly wool hair to use on dolls, animals or other toys you may be making. -L.A S I \ W. '._i 4- . . - DEAR POLL Y - I keep a dinner. Quest diary to avoid repeats as to food served at previous parties I also make note of likes and d's likES, allergies and so on. I Once read, "Entertaining is handing out love and friendship." My system deepens that feeling _JANE 7 DEAR POLLY — Getting children off to school in the morning can get .. pretty hectic. Many mothers have to -. I I make trips to school to take " tr'1 '-• '/ i'.. I forgotten lunches, milk money, etc. i,."f I put all the school items for the day I --J in a shallow cardboard box right by p ,. ,. the door. A quick check as the kids leave means no more forgotten S items — BEVERLY. DEAR POLLY - If you think the 11ish cube mechanism on a camerj i s worri.out and needs replace. C men?, scrape off the black corro. sion on the contact points till they DEAR PQLLy_fJut5 are Shiny and see it this will fix? -_expensive (what i5nf)are Sonow so I have PAMELA discovered a way to "stretch chopped nut meats While rnakinq Dru i v .. tudao rec!rItiv i ',1' ,j,,,.J .- : ii ,- 2010 ' I- '•' �• --.,-.--.-, ____________ - • - -. - ----- — 1L__ - - - __________-- -_L__LL. - -------------------------- - — o_t .... .. S. V - 4- - -------- • -- •:_ .. ... . ; - - - _-._-.I_-.•-.V, -* -. .- ..-, -- r---.' - - I oil oil kegedeomir I!% triLi" I_A_JeeI( In krr )g f 1 1:- t: - - --)----- way - . I s oft Dea "YOU HEARD RIGHT! I DO HAVE A BABY IN HOUSE BUT HE S 46 YEARS OLD!" ' r THE L j • I 0 stron JnS s*nl Ong "Sve 1. ID Is • %l nee to - - ,?#.. • -.•-- \ j. . . — -- - t.t/ '.. ' -''- .74 _____ SI.._ ''. " fl • . ' ~0 ' IRIAMW w" II Ai • ARN .' I/'tYL: ., ! l I?t_•' i VA ' 1, j' • I - LIBRA ( • / /1 f L.ET MISS WILSOrt TRY FOR THE TELEPHONE! IF ANYBODY CAN GET TO IT, SHE CAN!" / = ______L vov - - "' " 5 PACK 7 _____ = ZZ ME CARRY WATER flj '-'WITHDRAWN: — FIRST, VU M/S/NTERPRET KINDNESS AND 66W TLENfr 55 FOR WEAKNESS,THESE RE A SSETS, — NOT LIABILITIES 1k2N7 TY To BE LII<E OTHER E YcJRSELF. You HAVE MUCI-4 TO OFFER. YOUR CHART SHOWS 'itXJR MOTHER MAY HAVE SEEN THE DOM!N4Jr FORCE IN YOUR J-IOIJSEHOJO THAT'S WHY YOU'RE SLIGHTLY INTIMIDATED y GIgLs. WHEN YOU MEET THE RIGi-4y2(Q SHE'LL " B WING qju ooro 'ytJR SHELL PRONTO, HAPPY /-/tiNTING. SERNIc4 Send letters o Bernli Bed. Osol, tb this ne*Cpsper, - - - - SCRIBfte c4• Ij I OOP __ __ (k ti" - /' CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19) Unexpected good news Monday. A pleasant. romantic experience Wednesday. It will be difficult to keep a lid on domestic things Thursday and Friday. A friend complicates Saturday. '4JLt - ,5 by itri 19, iDJ, ANP PIN&, COMPA5 f-11 Bri ght prospects ly In the Vieek. best day I K ii esS d temper in check Thursday, Friday. A family problem from left field Saturday. ' PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday will be your best days, so adjust accordingly. Thursday and Friday, be very cep in business and financial dealings. Saturday. your ideas are too far-out. C LYo R BIRTHDAY.., this Week and this Month, HOROSCOPE YHEN VErnis WP JRA/VLIS AIRE FARABLy ISPEc TEP .y OOR P AND 41ORIAN VE1o, IiT/ST/C 1FFFcrIo/j4 H/S PERSON ILSO I-lAS 14E A8IL!Ty C 74 (MARCH 21- tIJ'LL F/ND NVINLT ' ' I. RIEANS L IKE TO j 1 LIVE/N TIlE' 'WOW." ti'j (4 1 Oi$14 R/EiVDS EASILY. OVERLY CONCERwEp/ WITH THE FL) fl/RE OR 11-16 PAS7: CURRENT CONI)/TIONS ARE THEIR 4IQST COM FOR TABLE RIS/PE/Ici. 4 A :•:L.';' L114-W . •• 'I' V i ry IT USUALLY SrEMS CUM - - PbIIh - ERSCNS BORN UNDER THE SIGN OF RIES HAVE L !77LE C NO APPRFC/A TYON FOR TALKERS WHO 8ELASOP THEIR Pt?M7 OR SEAT ABC/Jr THE BUS/I. VFFAL.O ___ ________ - '- • •, . ' • -. : 5 •. ' ' • ''y - . •• ..•. .d%urØ.. • ••.... IM41 w.,wr*. by OUT OUNt WAY I'M RRY, 2! I PORGOT ABOUT PIET I'LL EAT IN THE KiH llhT\C1Z!\ T AE.' THE SMELL OF THAT PIE 15 IVING ME CRAZY.' W4 6! IS MV EVER 5"ITIVE Aaour PI I 6)) N j by Ed Sullivan I KNOW! BUT HE'&7 WHAT ARE YOU PRETTY WELL 50 F! I -. •' REHEARSI THE PART OF THE 1 ANCIENT •• '-r 5THENE5, E< ORATOR! r -'S 4,r-r LJ I HE WAS THE ONE WHO PRACTICE SPEAKING WITH A MOUTI-4FIJL OF: PEBBLES- RE%EmBER? — M, 0 NE4RT/ $ QVS/ 1/ED 4'54Rg,y.,, __ 1 HOSE AENT FE BBLE) WHAT R) YOU HAVE IN 1' YOUR MOUTh? ___________________________________________________________ ______ I J flf CASHEWS. tv ,- HOW THAT AGAIN? I SA12 O ou wr 10] HEAR -Øi /AO9THEN5 1 IIkIt•1 174i 5a&' . 70 h('QJ WA&r A D UCKCT 0PC4fl&V—EJ 2 v" ____ __ - - V AR,LiCOLIc '.• ) AOUARIUS f W ednesd ay I I FULL, AT 'Q.1 AND WiTh' ELATIQ,Vj ABROAD. - YOU SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Sev er al situations that have been left hanging will be satisfactor ily, completed at beginning of the week. Thursd ' Fridayavoid all risk ventures Saturday , be careful with use of tools )' AC I UNDER THE SIGNS c PiscEs, SCaRP/o, CA//C —. '' if S flv AND rA(/ILJC W/I_1_ SEAJEFIT 41057: I A/vo AFTER MIDWEEK, THE TEMPO A CCELERA IFS CON7pERAgL', I OVER-ALL OVPIT/ONS 8,15C0MF I-A5SS S . ip 1 I& 0 / SE - N I NATIONALLy OUR GOVERNMENT WILL WAVE ITS I-IA AIDS Iv A PEA/Ly ' C ' POOR __ lC I D ruaent Gor AN iNNA1 liii i1 by Toni K. Ryan M. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday you're will received by others have fun. Thursday. Friday lots of work and respon. ".,,! sibilities, Saturday, you may well find your plans thange unexpectefly, ERI1ICE PREDICT S II • /V/l y I THE WEEK OF APRIL 6 -/2 BEGINS. GOOD Wil... 1.. COME 1 OF IT WHICH W/LL NOT SE APPAT?.S5 NTATF/ST PE'SONS Q FO___yooi TI (Sept - P0. Box 162, North Olmsted, Ohio 44070. Ber nice Cannot answer all the letters, only the ones of general interest, ------------- friends 23-Oct 23) Conditions which af1e mr 1rnu1q ctr favorable up till midweek Thursday Friday e extra considerate of close associates. Saturday there'll be a loss through carelessness. • .' / benefit ear ly in the week. B;ight financial Prospects Wednesday, Thursday. debt Is repayed Saturday. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Good things come your through up flu midweek. Thursday, Friday neglected responsibilities overlap one another. Saturday tricky bsinesswise, but socially exciting. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Monday. r Tuesday. Wednesday will be days when important goals are reachable. P oblems with friends and outside interests Thursday, Friday. Action Is required on a career matter Saturday. CANCER (June 21-July 22) E?rly in the week your ideas and plans run like awelloiI.dcIrk Thursday, I' s for I our amblUous interests. Saturday, there's news from a distance I LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Monday and Wednesday you'll do well for yourself in business dealings Thursday, Friday don't be angry with those who op. pose your ideas. You'll take pleasure in competing this weekend. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Monday till Wednesday you're lucky striking bargains. Unr esolved obligations will surface and cause complication Thursday and Friday. Don t jump to Conclusions this coming Saturday Complications, delays Friday. An old V0 You WANT A PAIR(.. OF CH(CJ 11-MT E L/8R/44/v FEELS THE AR/ES \ CCAI77REV AMP (j i'(OR )774AT4 Rils IS I IAPT 70 GET I I! I If 1/11 / 1 I —I FRUSTh'ATEP BV L/B 4"S INDECISI VENESS. �. 9 -- S . • I P . a p • - S a • P .. I P S a I * P -P----- P -. S _S.___ S - - •. P P P •_ - - S •. - I - V . -- - P a -- p -, -- - :::_ -. P - - * - '-------- p • • • a- - ----- - —--: - - -- * ---. a • S - • •p - - - a a .- .. •-.--- • • 4 . - - .. .' .-- — • a - P - - -. P P S -- - . p. . P . P - p - _ -• - p. - -. --=- —--V--- --- "' •' •• ' • ••'•• •' :. -•' •. - •-.• -. -" - --. • -. --- a. • ' - by Garry Trudeau . ,r . Y IL 'JV7Y1 L a. • - ____•__1 - -.y--- — -- ' v-- - To . 4 p - a ( •• ' • -S-_ Ps -5• .T * S •-' S.- -- - T__p _ : — 'P' s ' - a •4 ' — p. - -: -. —- W F F —I—.-- F , - . • a • 5S \ -- — - :' .' a• :: -a•_:: -'.. - - ' • :- -- — -- • a -s.';-.-P' •: - • _ a �_____ • * IN S -. - - ORT by Frank RIBS Ev Hill 67,h Year, No. 196—Monday, April ', 1975 7AN AMEJC4rJ ASEGALL \ PrrcHE GOT A CONTRACT 1 FOR TkEE-AND-A44ALPMILUON) Sanford, Florida 32771—price 10 Cents AND WHILE YOU'RE IT ... ,. 4 Non — Partisan Election - ..;=: '" A / ir,t I. I \ \ j 4,G - 0 : _/ ____ ( 37 Ic by TM p PM BYEDPRICKErr IleraldStaffWrfter M '~LT ou - ---. - I Ge~-T ME EIGHT/MORE -TOP MAJOR L-EAGUE STARS. 0F:F:`oER `THEM f=IVE MILLION EACH ,a p I State Rep Bob 1Iatthay said todayhehasprepared abiflto elect state attorneys on a non par tisan basis and 11 file that bill some e wee The impetus for the bill came from Commissioner Mike Ilattaway who says he would 'like to removc as Inuch -: - 0 lks \/FAR wEOF- oowa OFAT _-r_H0SF_ BAGHDADALL-STARS. Tro i RN possible" the political sorships of state I ____ INNmom G IBU EU31qr4q S FIVE GALLONS OP THIS IS A rwy To SELL ME T MY SAtES— ANYTHING ELSE! ,'. MANSHIP.' Stoffel 1 133 y HOW Aaour A CAN sows our CARD L-EMME PUT IT IN YtK ANK? SATISFIED IT WON"r r WESUL I ' -- - . . .. WHILST I REV UP TH' . _____ •: . _____ ,, F .____ _____ 0 .' ___ _____ . (9) 1915 by Wunif Bios. inc -2f C1101411b ?_~z PAY M F_ iroi V;FW P I1 F~w 4ru., . . . owle Schneider C A1O CMIT VKWN CAUTI CAM10k) ti T FPLL OFF DO"vQ v J I 1 • - •. - II - All U.S_ Pat.0" 1 At Crossword - - I . TRip ' Comics Pazth .............68 Moore, and Iuel1a Itaning, 38 They wii1tA'fa(-ingI'e1ley. 11w chief negotiator Ernie I)r. ltmb Cowle y , Bob Hugh and Dick Editorial 4A Barnett . Horoscope .................. 48 Hospi tal .................5A One of the items to be Obituaries .5A bargained will be salary. SU Sports ______ -- [CPAJ - ' -_-A~_ 4 - -------------------- - - - - V - - - - - &0i , 7 If- 4,01 .:f fi. Nib 10 FINE WEATHER Traditionally, rainy days have been considered fine weather for ducks, but these three pi ctured sunning the mselves on e s os of FOR DUCKS Lake Monroe, Sanford, seem to prefer the fine spring weather a enjoying recently. ( Iferald Photo by Central Floridianse Bill BY BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer escaped with $281 cash with felony possession of yesterday at Zayre DIscount Marijuana. Bond was set at Department Store, Fern Park, pff000. Burglars looted an Altamonte after distracting a cashier by Sherd f 's Vice Squad Lt. R. C. Springs apartment, stealing an dropping items on the floor at Parker arrested two Longwood estimted $16.230 and leaving the checkout counter. Security he Royal Arms apartment in Offictf John Wright Jr. told men on charges of buying, i a concealing s en shambles," police reported inest1gators a man and a rece % ti property. In count), ail on woman ran to a gray car and Ho w ard C. Richmond, 24, told fled after the money was 000 bond each were ' - - - - - police he left Friday and snatched from a cash drawer. returned yesterday to find • 1 - l 4 , / e, .' A J- 5? ......... A.2-313 officials have indica(E-d they f 'R q HOUSE FIRE PROBED minoIe County Fire Depa rtment and Sheriff's Investigators today were probing cause of a closet fire In a vacant house at 112 Spring St., Altamonte Springs, that caused $1,500 damage over th e eekend. (fkials said before county fi re uni ts could b ri ng the blaze under control a rear beiroom and halla) had berl destroyed. Above, firemen rig smoke ejector twit during cleanup - afterlire_iIIedPhotob_(oonIlliamson_ - • made their investigation, wldch Nathaniel George Bailey, 24, a misikmeanor. is continuing. of 1113 W. Ninth St., Sanford Another Orlando man, Albert Thieves who entered the Io5o was jailed on $5.000 bond on an Fisher, 29, was arrested by W. Clemson Dr.. Altamonte aggravated assault charge. strriff's deputies on a circuit Springs, home of Fay Sapp left Capt. C. B. Fagan Jr. charged of court warrant charging grand a note of thanks on the kitchen Scott Cameron Bailey, 20, sink, sheriff's deputies reported 1320 Summerlin A% to., Rinford. I Continued On Page 2-A i today. Deputy C. If. Braecklein SM d the note said, -%ve do apprKiate our findings and we thank you.Yours truly, Masked Ilandits.11 3 Cpunty Jail InMates Braecklein said to shotguns, a pistol, $92 cash and a combination tape deck, r e()rd player and amplifier unit Were taken in the burglary. Sgt. Oscar Redden repor to 'neak thieves S Sanford City Commi ioners Review 6A for starting teachers' salaries. Sanford City Commissioners The detailed plen lists the At present,a beginning teacher this afternoon at 4 o'clock will objectives, goals and ImWEATHER earas $7,800 yearly. receive for consideration the plementation of the various city Yesterday's high 75 low this The major portion of the ity's projected 20-year corn- departments through the year John Warren Novak, 37, and Lance Peter Jusus, 22, both of ringwood Village Apart. items estimated at $16,230 ARRESTS me n st missing after thieves apLongwood. parently entered by ping In weekend arrests, Sanford Edward Timothy Culver, , open the kitchen door with a Polict [)etectl%e %alter L o(Orlando, as in coun ty jail on scredrier. Jones Jr jailed Willie mas ,000 bond after being charged Patrolman Norman Floyd Jr Harrf , of 1100 Orange Av . b> Cassel Policeman H repoed Richmond's Apt. 24, In Sanford, on .000 bond on a (a. (flapper with breaking and a "shambles" when police forger) charge entering with intent to commit ' I P an l Women's cAuTroN __ ç Coun. artment Robbed Of 16,230 -TO -.. . 4i~__ - ii~_l f - Index C~o • Thieves Leave 'Thank You' Note have indicated no desire to Seminole's case, which ba rgain and are sat isfied with essentially is that principals their "managerial" status. are managerial because they Tomorrow at 430 in th e athi re, fire and make up budge ts ten, SEA and school of. Pelley said Seminole County ficlals will sit down at the was the first count to ra ise th e bargaining ta ble. issue before the commission SEA Executive Director and that the issue, basically, represents a "conflict betwee Gene Grooms said today SEA is the law and the constitution." looking forward to the session. PERC officials have told The Ile also said one member of Herald principals may form a SEA's negotiating team, Susan Smith, has been elected finarcial secretary of the Florida Teachers Profession (FTP). the new name for the state-wide teacher's group that claims some 27,0W members. Around the Clock 4A Other members of SEA's Bridge 68 team include Steve Rosenthal — the chief negotiator — Itich Classified 5B Mossman, Linda Antonle, Bill IF tM_R _ -. evea s iscre ancioes u i conunisslon on Friday. At that also says that he has hearing ,assurances Seminole principals P ® 1975 by tiEA, v his decision. Ile, unlike Rep. Ilattaway, however, said the proposal was not aimed specifically at Herring, but said, "I want this for all state attorne s." I Aft (lievrolet squad car While the city was charged and Although it was announced during the Christmas reimb ursed the benevolent (d on Oct. 15,1974— season last expenditures of S1,177.32 and a balance of &U.89. year that the police department e bonuses" of $10 each were given to Hennigan, the $151.50 for "Repay Painting — Paddock." Th only depoait shown was the source ploye3 had given up their annual hoUday party to Patrolmen, and the dispat chers, the report states. ment's benevolent fund completed by certified which Hartsock could not Paddock in January was ordered to remove a raise money for an ill famil public accountant Harold C. fla "The fund had a balance in the bank on Jan. 31, y member of a ock has left more noisy person from the aty Cocil mee covering Oct. 1, 1974 to Jan. 31, 1975 of ting colleague, the audit shows an expen questions than It answers. Hartock said, ag "Chief di ture of $337.37 1975, end of the a udit period, receipts totaling audience, refused and resigned on the spoL eicones indicated.., the fund had an outstanding Although it had been ported receipts from the to a local motel for "Chrishnas Party" and a second $565-20 were recorded including a SM deposit in the bill in the ainount of SM for flowers... e the expenditure aide of the benevolent expenditure of $125 to Hennigan for a "risas sale of accident report copies were deposited in the fund shows $29.70 form of two $25 checks and a 5 check deposit. for tear gas with an Identical Party." A WO contribution The audit of state revenue bene vol en t fund. Ithrtjock did not f ind any sums rebate from Is shown for the of- Hartsock could not detamiine the source of paid is to the city in late October, 1974, ActIng these police patrolmen for incentive and money education licer's fa1y. directly at tr ibutable to that source moneys. In ad tion a di Pablic Safety Dictor James Pleicones found no $100 "dona tion J & S" was expected to be comple ted The benevolent fund was Init i ated in April 1973, deposited.The remaining$300 The report did show the benevolent fund charged la ter this month. m receipts came tear gas in the police station when he assumed with gro~s receipts from a Kosjwl sing of the citya hea lthy profit for painting one of the office in Fe br Sources have said two or more officers allegedly 620.o5 from city rebates. uary ter the t1on of fr and received more money from the ad cars. Polke (iIef The expendit ures side during the threei fund than they were IIennl titled en report "—I-to under the la w. incIudA c Noted in the expendilxtre side of the todgw is SM r thae.of ertod induded $300 to South Seminole Fvatemal ad book for $1 R thy bookleper EU paid to then Patrolman Jordan Padt I the has said the sums fm of pocketho dien M5 kft a behme 91 Year Order Of Police SM. Hennipan told The Ilerald the paid to patrolmen from the1Uf sW al f was gIn to end, SepI 30, 19, of $1,6I&71. period ending Sept. 30, 19r74. for painting the W4 women employa sn was to help the fledgling are idenof The deparUnent for Ctuishm. organization get tical to the amounts designatedon bi-kIy pal-roi Ile OcL 1, 1973 to SepL 30, 19rr4 year shows tat 81 started and was a loan to be repaid. "QuUtmas l authorizations signed by then Chief Ilennigan. the commission, Harry Pelley If principals are classified sai d today. , manage rial, Pelky says they Pelley, the county's chief will be able to bargain . He negotiator, appeared before the 4. = T - I P ice The Public Employe separate unit for collective Relations CommMon (PERC) bargaining purposes, but Is sending a hearing officer to principals may not join the Seminole County to help PERC same unit occupied by officials make their decision on teachers, which in Seminole whether school principals are County is the Seminole considered "managerial" by Education Association (SEA). by t- I , the matter before arriving at y - . Ne Commissioner liattaway sashethdalotofnkingon Seminole Board School Teachers Bargain Tuesda 7 _J i administration of justice.ff, Rep. Hattaway said he would 111ect later today with Vogt, State Sen. Lori Witson, Merritt Island, and Rep. Vince Fechtel, R-Ixesburg. to seek - 000611'. : proposal, the final decision to appoint would be left to the SInce there Is no political philosophy inv olved In the BOB IJAITAWAY . personal *4 Rep. flattaway's proposal has some solid support. State Sen. John Vopt. peach. says he would "favor the plan attorneys. - Herald Staff Writer ___ J . - the ssue efore the legislature. - no party aU \tsr Plan," which se up a Judicial committee which sec flames of candidates on the basis of credentialsand By DONNA ESTES ___ 5 -. decided instead ongwood C*i _________ / -- of Herring's Seminole office, but Hatway said he opted not to get invol ved on that level, but - list filiation, or "NP." Ano ther possibility is the If THIS IS ONE TIME I FU DS 67ET THE BEST OF , TH' THAT WAcKy wAmpvr! MOTOR' '• ___ - to "•' 9A~-fg...J 01<AY, PIPE UNLESS T. SEE . Hei iiidahl COST VAACENT.J EX1AUST - I WONT PAY I_________ 8 required also said he's had "Uwee orfow. requests" for an investigation • ABBOTT IIERRtNG law Officials, politicians and the emotTat. their support of bill , recommend to such juries CI tizens. J Herring says politics Strangely enough, Herring, a Commissioner atthway has whom to :rChrC t. The at. nothing to do or Lmplathts with h his the sthte attorney stems from sang motiv at i on during?e he would be "tickled tha t a politi cally elected state pre senting both des of a case, esUgaUon of a crime political prohiems I've had pink to see the office on a non- attorney can cause to the but the ac cused has no attorney "When I file charges, I get complaints from law en- partisan basis. Herring says he career of a politician indicted present. one side. Fin responsible forthe forcement, some from the 'abhors politics and its in- by a Grand Jury. Commissioner Ilattoway d thvegation of c;ime. I'm political leadership and quite a fluence on public endeavors." For a politician, a Grant Jury the bill asks for non-partisan concerned with probable cause few from citizens," said Hat. Rep. liattaway believes the indictment can spell the end of elections. Candidates would file and If I have a chance for taway, an Altamonte Springs bill "might just so lve lots of a career. State attorneys for the office. They would be conviction," he said. ____ LAI problems in the county." He - spon Ile bill Ls partly aimed at Seminole-Brevard State Atty. Abbott Herring, who, Rep. Hattaway says, is an object of "displeasure" in the county and has been severely criticized by WT. E/K. _____________ - - '••• v-vt 0 U Id Rem o ve oPi ics IIIIfI-I ML.tT71 - -• t p o counter offers Ik1wvvn the city Widing code rmtriCtions. arKI phone company. Commissioners also will get The final agreement in the a grsduai Ueir k at the ordinance king prehenshe plan tobeinthded 90 when c warming trend ordinanm allows the cit the through conditions, according to SEA in Seminole Uounty's Com- reach a population of more than prepared by City Attorne) Tuesday. Highs In the loA 80s officials. Another important prehensive Iand plan. the one Vernon Slize bmding cent franc Tuesday. Law tonight In mid to Item ill be the time length of The plan was approved by the phone company, a two per upper s complete weather the contract All this will be Planning and Zoning Co Comp rn Commission also will con- cise an y to a 30 )ear fran unt ee o details on page SA Including revealed tomorrow company when Mission last week, which sider requests for time exnual gross revenues within the Daytona Beach tides for teachers and the county's team recommended the plan be tervions on three condeni nt-d 11w franchise agreement is first five years of the Tuesday. sit (inn to hariin appro ved by commissioners buildings in order that tht t' end result of offers and a grcument , Charged With Arson Sheriff's Sgt. Robert Kunkler today arrested three Seminole Count) charging third degree arson Accused in a March 26 matss rue that sent six inmates to a hospital for treatment for smoke inhalation im were (;aryl.cilvIn 20 oIMt Sterling Ky. Laience of Orlando. Gilvin, scheduled for trial this week in circuit court on robbery and use of a firearm in commission of a felonv charges, has already rmeived two lifesentences in In&*n Itiver County for robberies. Gilvin received minor burns (in his hands in the fire that started in his (ell in the N-I ttllWok d by 12 prisoners, Sluizer, who 11aces r ial loflitha 1arch 2 Jailbreak attempt, was sentenced last week to three and a half ears In prison on a gui lty plea to Possession of rglary too!s. Young Li being held Pending a pre-writenee 11). veyti,4ation of his plea of guiltv toattempted robtrr y. - _____ -i -' CY � 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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