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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 15, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/beab50ca08efe69cb62c1e682d53c90c.pdf 32e33a5980f441b65818aeaf4d2d54f3 PDF Text Text I * 88—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Jan. 23, 1975 BEETLE BAILEY WIN AT BRIDGE Mort WaIer by Dick Turner CARNIVAL ALD FqjENU&r 60 Ow L123 actual 4-0 break. Give East all four trumpet and South would NORM eir,, 101, VKJ72 South could have guarded against all four In the West hand by the simple expedient of leading his queen of trumps. East would have shown out and later on South would have been OQ96 & Q 10 VII.ST po — EAST A 753 AK Q J 6 A 1095 V0 82 V 1 : ALLEY OOP by Dcv. Grou. I ioy vi!-n5 t5 RKSwr ES;DE)...S1E EIThER T4A1 MEAJ43 &)4! '\14EN WEAVE GOT 10 TRY TO THE LRRJNGER I GAVE1 fl1T S)N HAD rr HID! HAS O WAY TO CATCH UP WITH 'EM EM OLA! FiND IT 7 io uJ r s ws IN üE JUG,SIGNAL US! -<. CARi1Pk3... OR PYPEP IT WHEN ThEY GA8PHER! -___ - -n THE BORN LOSER VI'T1lA I'M ' AI 6OLLUZ FRORS5CR Co RAt5rF 'IOU crA 4DU 'XX) TALK FUi'4 Z T,8H? 6 SFEE4 TRAPY. f ill BLON DIE Chic Young S4ESTe.4E jBUT CAN S$.4E ( GREATEST _. TALKJG H TALK'> ' P,A.POT \ I EVER ( HER NAME IS IL's THERE 4 M(S CHIPS AMR.CHIPS' Pass 2V Pass 4V I' ss Pass Pass It 7c'c (NO ... HELEfl- HEP BECAUSE SHE —t '—' TALKED 'TTOO iuc South would still have had some slight problems, but there were any number of ways to avoid the loss of more than one diamond trick. 671h Year, No. 134—Friday, January 24, 1975 0 ( $ ______________ - ?•S.4 „,,__ r _ West North Fit i . -ii / •, - Pp. C .1-*: - "Let's start where you take your wife'sbeauty eau y treatments as an uninsured loss FUNNY BUSINESS uJ'i' ________"YECCVI _________ BR BI.n ' 1TEYAT I - I I ____ I '( --:-3 C ( I 0 ' - 1 t; I 000 - - 145 1 HARVEST II7 - • ty 0 B) I l) PRIckF IIerdsfIritcr --r, P Although Federal Energy The rate hikes would hit here (Seminole Administration says Ford's da The average household in County) in July if the tariff applies to oil proposalswould increase the Seminole County win shell out refined Outside the United States.” average family's energy bin IS •:1 $2.50 to -. 1 per cent nationwide, the more per month for electricity if President F' rd S Bud Fowler average in&'e in Florii! for 011 Liriff proposal goes into Florida Power Corp the average customer who uses ,. -. effect, officials said today. z" 1,000 kilowatts hours a month ____ .\ The average electric bill for Power Corp, says the rate because the firm has no nuclear will be *250, officials say I i r 16,000 Seminole residents hikes would hit here to July p1an The FEA, to an analysis seed by Florida Power & the tariff applies to oil refined The nearest the f issued Thursday. said Fords I -= light Co. will be raised by $2.50 outside the Unitcd Stat . nuclear generation is a plant at Proposed energy policy — a amonthb) Ford's plan to hike P41, Fat* Both firs purchase oes flwhich Cr)sthjRiver that combination of fees and taxes jssthfleddue oil import fees by $3 a barrel is brought out of Ve 'P nezeula. to Lick of construction funds. it on energy with reductions of - - -or the next three months, AndFord'sproposallsn'tci is 90 per cent complete, ac income tax — would Increase officials say. as to whether the tariff applys cording — .i•;—; to Fowler. consumer prices in general to refined or crude oil The remainder of the cou about 25 per cent However, on the other hand Ws 36.000 customers, located And House Democrats are "We really don't know untfl FPL relies heavfly on nuclear for the most par t in South _ It77 ___ the ftg's written out, but 11 m power to generate electricity hurrying to block Ford's energy Seminole andwill served program in the face of hi.% -Power Corp,, pa by Florida sure it's going to affect us,,, for its customers. more Fowler said. fAiadcd i4ith flower power, Glen Granys (on tractor) and Tommy F renewed appeals for pubbc "We use two nuclear plants or month (kit to right) haul in the day's harvest ofm pons and mums on the Oscar G. Carlstedg Co. Power Corp., relies as much as we can," FPL sippo and continued ha Bud Fowler, manager of most heavily on oil for the Commercial Manager Scott stand against gas rationing. by Garry Twdeau 17-N JM LZ _____ _____ -. . -..,-.. -1 e faiDOONESBURY E1d - -".5 Pass 2 V didn't take South more than I V 10 seconds to chuck his contractYou , boldout the window lie gabbed his K 7643 V A 2 $9 A A K 732 ace of spades, led the three of What do you do now' trumps and rose with dummy's A - let )OUF knowledge of your Jack ifit r West fnhlo-.4(l ui ir Ui five spot it did take him but would pass or esen double with quite a while to play the rest of certain partners the hand, but since he had no way to avoid the loss of two You do bid three spades cst trumps, a spade arid a diamond bids four hearts and North doubles all that followed Was wasted tdooudonow' effort Answer Tomorrow South blamed bad luck In one respectitwas bad luck A4 trump break occurs just about Send S I for JACOBY MODERN tjook to "Win at Bridge." (clo 10 per cent of the time. this newspaper). P.O. Box 489. South's bad play was that he Radio City Station. New York, led to guard against the N V 10019 i un ower s ace ncrease C zi ljv uIh Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents : jig The bidding has been. 23 OpernngIead_ A 4=7 - West North F.a%t South c3I,) by Art Sonsom VQ8643 4 A 103 ,&AKJ Both vulnerable r urro TW RDCXS., C'MONl ro 100 ... •* -'•. / • SOUTII ID) able to lead through West's 10-9- .- I " - kAD o ________ -\ • - , \ --- - LLI BUGS BUNNY TUMBLEWEED TUNtA'S by T. K. Ryan OCOUC PLJFFAI4 WILL. YOU STOP Q1iI1.IN& wrr U1fl2 L5A I.ucKI UM MAtN& AWRUY P AP PI't'T5Ii - by Larry Lewis ..WI4EN YOU MUST STOP THINKING PO$mve AND $1'ARl' ANSWERING THE QLIES11ON5J I'VE FAILED THE \ EXAM I .Z'VE FAED ) TW Is EXAM I t4'; L1J, PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Verm..r , a 'Scenic' Desoincjfion Could Hurt Camps It 4 PEOPLE OFTEN ASK HOW IGOT TO THE TOP? I CT ) r ta te studies and prepare a comprehensive land use plan by 1977. 7be plan would limit development in various areas of the county to the uses spelled out in ad. Vance, Senator Wilson also said she will continue to seek additional funds in Tallahassee to help provide nCy for the land use plan. Some matching funds Probably will be needed Seminole's CAIO (Councfl of cal Gov- county government and the seven cities to complete from the state and from Seminole County, she said. ( CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS M1 New hope has been breathed into the possibility to try and get money for the act. last year. for federal funding for county-wide comprehensive Senator Wilson said state officials will cooperate ments) was told Jan. 15 no funds exist to get the The delay, basically, developed because the land planning In Seminole County State Sen. Lori with the county to get a bid proposal for funding into Iegislat planning act off the ground. Wilson said today, ure failed to pro Ade funds to implement the the federal government by the beginning of this land use act. But Wilson and other members of the Seminole Wilson. i-Merritt Island, said the state depart. fiscal year in July. delegation vowed to continue to press the state to ment of Community Affairs has agreed to submit a Seminole County must speak with one reconsider the county's application for funding. 1e said Florida could use the results of the voice,' Senator Wilson said. "We can't have any proposal to the federal government to seek funding Sen,inole study as a basis for land planning for the squabbling going on." for the land use plan. The Lislature will consider during this Y'3 entire state. She said Seminole has a firm "commitment" session the possibility of land planning on a The decision came yesterday after the Seminole County cities have adopted a wait and fro the statewide basis. unity aIfafrsofftcetoseek funding to Seminole County delegation, including Sate Sen. see attitude on the bill which was sponsored by the implement the study and also the aci itself. John Vogt, coa Beach, m with state officials County CoIsio and passed by the gislature The special law passed in Seminole requires by H.Inidchl & Stoffel ' 5e REGULAR. JSTOMRs.' THIS IS .4' THIRD TIME DEEM IN 41S WEEK! e an Plannio ng Use Lake' Mary Declares 1 BYMJcKLOCHIIJDGE Herald Staff Writer Building Wlutorium Governor and the Cabinet, requirements," Adair said, would allow the state to receive referring to water table federal funding to maintain the elevation and septic tanks. By flIORL4 DROGOSZ a I. A state representative and site. Issuance of 11w two permits month, .ncludjng insurance and 'We are In a predicament." Herald Staff Writer before the court now could be interest. the aaiium or the Seminole But in accordance with . - ., ,..•_ Harriet Muon, president of stalled by appeals in higher - . -'.- ;• The city had contracted with County Commission said last federal Guidelines for the the Wekiva Camp Owners LAKE MARY - City council Courts. . . .-. -the county for road grading Might they are in favor of designation, no development Association, said the owners 5' in a surprise move here last In other action at the special services for $477.87 a month, ., designating the Wekiva River would be allowed along the would be willing to pay taxes on night declared a building meeting, the Council agreed to she said. - . as a "wild and scenic river," a river, the sites if the state would moratorium on a section of the enter Into a lease-purchase -. move which would result in the The city also turned down an Langley Adair, head of the arrange a lease. .. city, . .. removalofrishIngcarnpson -t - . agreement with Universal offer from Southeastern First Seminole County Pollution . Mrs. Mixon. asked, "What Councilman Martin Bacon Construction Co. to buy a 1971 National Bank of Maitland for river. Control Department, suggested are W to do?" 46 called for the moratorium CAT motor-grader In order to loan at seven per cent for the Rep. Bob Hattaway, II)- that all unkept fishing camps be . "Why should we put money because of severe drainage o itsitsown road grading. ______ same period to purchase the Seminole County, and Corn. torn down immediately if the into it (the camps) if we have to problems. He asked in his -- —:" woman Lillian Griffin grader outright. Griffin said the missioner Sid Vihien Jr. made Governor and Cabinet approve tear it down?" - - .., . resolution that no permits be proposed purchase of the bank payments would amount the unexpected announcement the deslgnatkn and that a Walt Wheeler, Area 4 . Issued In the area bounded by machine so "we can maintain to only about $666 a month but during a public hearing of the moratorium be put on new Supervisor for the board of " Florida and Frederick Avenues all of our streets, not just part of did not include insurance. She -;:•. Trustees for the Internal construction. I -trustees, said the mist Fund and Third and Second Streets them," ' .-..• . Improvement Trust Fund . also said it was her tin'. Adair also suggested, and board handles the type of lease until engtneerin1 studies could % . ' . .. (hF). The 36-month agreement derstanding the city didn't have '. -'' received approval from lint. whlchwouldbeneededandsajd . .- .' '. be completed, ' calls for two months' payments the l"gal right to take out a '"' ' • * "I , The officials' proposal was taway that all "well kept and he would "look into it." The resolution was adopted in advance and $762.63 per note. . L"5f",met with objections from attractive camps" be allowed ....'- . •' unanimously by the council The Trust Fund called the :'t' , several owners of fishing to remain throu gh the present hea ri which has repeatedly refused to ng to inform the public of -, camps, some who have been generation of owners and then issue building permits to l, 'T, the new regulations for M I located on the river for 40 removed, : Kay Inc. on lots in the area. dredging, filling and water il years. "The big problem Is that construction in the state and to The action came one day The designation of the river, under state regulations, the after Circuit Court Judge the permit procedures which must be approved by the camps cannot meet the explain Richard Muldrew issued a for construction in navigable preliminary ruling saying the waters. city must order building ad. Adair said the board would By BOB LLOYD minlstrator Francis Jenioc to report 'o the Trustees in three man jury returned a Herald Staff Writer issue two permits to H. J. Kay Tallahassee this week with the MAN KILLED BY TRAIN guilty verdict in the three-day . u ess it can find an ortrial at Sanford. The jury information and comments Assistant State Atty. William StaleY. left, and Sheriff's U. Inc nl which requires the W ilson Jr., 47, Gr ant Scott dinance of provided them at Thursday's Grant, standing, and Deputy Martin deliberated nearly two hours Jury Duty . A Waste Of Time? tallrusciano examine builder to solve the drainage Altamonte Springs, shook his before reacing the unanimous meeting. personal effects of Peter Charles Mould, , killed last night by a problems. head and said he had nothing verdict. He said the Trustees would 71)-inile-n-hour AMTRAK passenger train between Is the press excused from jury duty? Associate Editor SR427 and more to say yesterday before John A. SpoiskI "served" his four days, and recounts how then Dressed in a white suit with City Attorney Tom Freeman Circuit Court Jud ge A.J. blue th the DeINirtme rit of Natural Kriz said Mould, his wife and three children were to move into a said stripes, Wilson took the he is to rePof t to the judge Hoseniann sentenced the self. their tin.e. w itness sta rid earlier to deny Rescurces before the issue goes trailer park at Sanford today after coming to the cotmty from by next Wednesday before a stylea minister to 30 years in any knowledge of the Oct. 11 to the Governor and Cabinet. Utica, N.Y. Trainmen told Investigators the victim was sitting on final ruling is handed down. Ea s t Meets West Prison for robbing an elderly robbery of Gominion Hillery, Adair said he expected the the track with his head in his hars and they were unable to stop If the judge rules In H. J. Kay Midway couple of a safe il, and his sister, East Is east and west is west, and nere the twain shall motion would come before the the train. The body was hinted approximately 150 feet Mrs. Mary by the Inc.'s favor, the moratorium believed to have contained Brown, 66, at fleet Governor and the Cabinet by impact. Officers found two cans of cold beer at the scene or shall they' Herald staffer Gloria Drogost their an will not affect Water Street issuance of those $80,000 to $100,000, and June or July %liIs a icai "aslirami ti' set' how a group o :JI.erichn autopv was scheduled tocJa by Medical Examiner Dr. r v and Midway Avenue home. two buildjn Permits. anti a WINTHROP 1 1-11 -I 4 ••J v.rr WAA WAJ-4 W,AH. .. 'I -•S 4 '4 I_I I V TO DO W$-1E'J rM BORED.. REAL2A 6<? ARCHIE by Bob Montana 1' L V DOCTOR SAID P SHOULD NOT LOOK, AT ANYININO BRIGHT - "' - - - (42 5 $ Ct4EP "Co IMfIDEIh1'M0 5EE Mk5TER THAT THE PII$JCE5 PIG!! REMAII J15 9rRIcrLy CQ'eap icrr4 MOYAL son Is Given - . - CAPTAIN EASY " ' ' 30 'Y'ear Sentence '- Inside Sunday CCJj. jr.r0rIjER:,1c,$Jr EXACTLY ORE5,4 rMI r;w a. &irw by Howie ScI'nk.r s - . '' .; C ••:. TMMM g - - -: -,•; ___ �- 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford FL Friday, Jan. 24, 1975 NAnON UInd er lz!~7y' .I . Stu RLD i, Vluw - z Il- - IN BRIEF 4 Go 18 r . \ \ rt inistration says President Ford's proposals would increase the average family's energy bill 18 per cent. with the price hike showing up most In natural gas The FEA said Fords proposed energy policy a combination of fees and taxes on energy with reductions of income tax — %%Ould increase consumer prim In general by about 2 or per cent. - • - '1 - - ~d . P. r-'1 Ail w WWI .. Move On Ford hs. to block IYesldent Ford's energy prograrn in the face o h is renewed appeals for public backing and continued hard stand against gas rationing. The Democrats are 5eeking to delay Ford's boost of oil tariffs, and they plan attach i del' in n e isurc to tht hlJ ii at raises the Icg.ii ceiling in the federal debt The house Ya)s a nd Cri.iT.ittee was opening considera ti on today of th e de bt ce iling measure, which Ford wants. "The odds are probably mcce than even that the cmiTAttee would (off bine the debt ceiling with the import duty bill." a.airn.an Al 111n.an. D-Ore.. said Thursday. acts tint contitute an infrmgenient on pri. rate property righ ts what Is it, ernrnent Means in wa ' ,s WASHINGTON (AP) Key defense analysts n beheve the Ruwsiarts, contrary to previous indications. must conduct more tests before the,y can deploy their first combat-ready multiple-warhead missiles Pentagon surces rep(-rt. • These analysts th ink th at a huge Soviet inter continental ballistic was deployed earlier this with a single warhead, not wi th multiple nuclear warheads orhich can be aitned at widely separated targets is treated at 2101 Airport Boulevard, San. stereo equipment was missing Sentinole Memorial Hospital ford. The battered safe, from his burglarized home. diamonds and a bracelet. After leaving the store with ove many have clinciren .t wear his daughter's purse last night - Z Deputies are Fern Park, and JAn M. Soles, It d , have a Natal hernia. Are they so similar in symptoms and a discomfort? DEAR HEADER — You don't have to have a scar that you can see on an X ray after you have hOd an ulcer. So the presence a Natal hernia now doesn't mean you may not have had an cer. Not e veryo ne with a Natal hernia has M' people with Natal hernias don't eY "69"Ww"06 J(jI4 toe *ft Shet"cum Smfixyl inn - SHINAMN "11111 10104 111 *011$&$VIC$ 62GONAVINU5 AT$A& ITATI ItouTs 4&UNPOWD, nL I 4 - •1 i symptoms. •. . IL o the sate ni the Jjjijy , • S • o ione R , . £ • £ ' -- i - • a 11% Freeman 01 Waits For C. Replacement N - C 16 C ps 0 Po money has been recovered and there was no fingerprint • ' ' .• • LAKE MARY—City Attorney Wilson paid a SW tplephow bill Ul at L-aises the legal ceiling on Tom Freernan mid last niot three days after the robbery the fe de ral debt. his firm would not qui.l as 0is "with musty Srntlliq ney" Ford begins imposing a $1 fet a ne ° replacement could be found. aLso tractd from an Altamonte are to increase the taeff by $1 Mayor Walter Sorenson said Springs grocery store to the in Match mnd April also. be has been told only that there Wilsong FEAoffIcia1s ha ve pr cJ is a strong possibility Wilson remaim in county jail the $1 fee will hike the price of Freeman's firm will resign and on M000 bond pending a trial gasolim. about one cent per that he has not received alet Feb. 24onawi tamperi ng of resigntion from the firm. charge. Ford's proposal hopes to P, Sorenson also indicated he Mrs. Georgia Peterson of decreaM the nation's depen. wanted Freeman s firm to stay Orlando a witness In the denc' on foreign oil b bII i! -, In-.dved in 5everal rob-Nur) trial, t"tified that cent by 19a5, actorclut g to the critical matters for the city. Wilson t1reaterved to "get her" President's State of the Union These include negotiations for if she testified against inni address Jan. 15 9le purchase of Sou0v,-m Gulf Ff two buildirig perniiLs to Il. J. K ayInc. Ewningleniki Sunday Hendd / t- — - £ • __ • w r . A £ Ar SALE 1401 - STARTS - FRI 1 MADIJ o.nn n'a'inrv V turn tiaar vug iumc 13 IJUflIi •vV -' OVER 20,000 ITEMS THROWN TO MERCY OF BUYING PUBLIC ni#aa SINGLE ITEM DOWN STRIPPIN" rrita-v ivvm & ELVES - 100' S & 100 "S RAKES OF TOOLS' TOOLS! ' 44 IC \1,, • , . 1' SHOVELS, HOES, P it ? ye w $78 ifU ' POWER TOOLS! —t. DRILLS A to ir . IJ!•) - A 94611 Ila, digestive Juice formed by the stomach, it is important to neutralize stomach acid. The antacids used for this purpose work equa lly well for bo th i 111 conditions. Medicine is sometimes used I I... • .... I 4 0 1-- A -- - i .,,., STOCK UP WHILE THEY LASTI PLUMBING HOUSE WARES! i • THESE OVERI DRASTI GALORE! £ LLI .w s pecialists uestions. leduction. I _________ _______ • • " • - - ' '___- ' ' T. L!.. inco me ... g x ri h Fomgn rservice is no puzz e us, 52-1 U We've tt MID t e dig for every honest 4 to service import cars. Worldparts has the right 13 replacement parts for the most popular ImpoO cars In America. and weknowwhereyoucantokeyourImpoforprompt,reIIableserv jce. • • . Worldparts s a comprehensive line of quality-made replacement parts for import cars -•. , - .•• :, ... 7. * From now on. when your mport reliable service, don't panic. 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OPEN TONIGHT — NOAPPOINTMENTNECESSARY Other Area 0111cc in Oviedo 222 Magnolia Ave SANFORD AUTO PARTS & MACHINE SHOP It p.. ________ • • • 323-6404 SANFORD • / I YOU HAVE COST OR LESS! • • S MENTION COOKWARE AT • CUT £ ir i TOO MANY TO POTS, PANS, KNIVES, • / OVER 20t OOO ITEMS KITCHEN TOOLS ES SUPPLIES 4-STYLES ,-__-.-- LOADS OF ALL PAINTS ALL GARDEN ELECTRIC ' • r... 3j1I C SANDERS, CLIPPERS £ . .,, Hwy. 17.92 at 27th St. Next to A&P u— the city admits, that the Juhan and his colleague, Joe property in the Iongwood Hills Davis, some weeks ago said the area sas not contiguous to suit filed by Attorney General (touching) other city lands as syniptorns are the same. Since Robert Shevin's office would be required by state law When the symptoms from both problems are largely caused by the acid you , 3ta%' Hills area was firm. 1-knry Block hm 17 reasons why dim1d tax help, HERE'S YOUR CHANCE I 'r' am •-• Part of the treatmentof both ulcers and hiatal hernia _________WE HAVE STATE FJRMS ITS A PRICE RIOT 1 30 % 40% IN % 60% UP TO 75% OFF _____________________ PRICE BLASTED! 1 nd • • £ • PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER - DONT WAIT, BE EARLY PRICES SLASHEDI EVERY TYPE iirr LImITED! WE ARE MARKING EVERY LOADS OF NAILS ling" 111-( of us Dr. even know they have the to block the nerves to the problem. Most of thesymptoms stomach to prevent it from are caused by the acid digestive formi ng so much acid. These are very good for most cases of in the stomach leaking Their use bei ng squirted ba ck in to the ulcers, is is acid questionable In the treatmt:.t of lower esophagus Th juice can burn ' the lower Na tal hernia symptoms. They esophagus and cause the may delay the emptying of the stomach allowing the stomach burni ng pa in in the pit of stomach just at the lower of conten ts to leak ba ck Into the the br east bone that patients lower esophagus. Actual!)' these medicines complain about The same acid digestive juice may no be all bad in Natal produced in excess quantity hernia, if they effectively and squirted out into the decrease the amount of acid duodenum can cause an ulcer produced by the stomach, even there. So, in fact the acid iftheydodelaystonchep. digestive can cause an tying. The stomach itself Is ulcer in the duodenum with pr otected from the digesti ve bu and pain or it can cause irritation and even an action of its own Juices by a • ulce r in the l ower esophagus, in th ick mucus material over its lining. The duodenum and relation to a Natal hernia. Ourbodiesarenotsogoj at esophagus don't have this protection and that is why the pr esenting black and acid digestive juices irritate or "either-or" situations The ulcerate them. and location of an For mo re information on lower esophagus or the cific these items write to me In care duodenum are not so spe of this newspaper, P.O. Box that you can always be sure which is the problem or for Dud 1551, Radio City Station, New matter ii both conditions are York. N.Y. and ask for the booklet on hiatal hernia. Send present at the same $Ocrntstocovereosti, re is a lot you nto eed know about the management of wh POWER ER #i#s.s' — AXES SAWS CHAIN ROPE ALL DRASTICALLY CUTI ii airit n. iene SAWS mm3, PL I S FILES, WUNCHES, TROWELS OUTTHEYGOI wIqd, position ,.. a Natal hernia Small frequent Ineals are lmporthnt,ag well at you eat rules aboutg dothing, sleeping, and exer se. £ , ,' OFFICE SUPPLIES ,' LUGGAGE in a unique time • FAN FORCED . frnr S * U-_T. TS'''' r OFFICE FURNITURE OFFICE MACHINES Ila $4 S ELFC. HEATERS ;-Innink"rauir o~-r h4 . . - To Increase evidence Part of the state evidence (Continued From Page 1 A) exhibits in the trial were ( pairs of rubber gloves that TheDemocratsareseeklng to WlisonadIflIttedwerefot4th delayFord'sbotofjJ1.Jfg his home. ani they plan to attach a Investigators testified that delaying measure to Iii. bill be rning :' ' BiIIc wer as1 Juice givingations"rKlnires Meadow "since the depression" had to laborers to pass out handbills, of Beyaisomade an Midway community f of perty Juice . rame reported is r made his scarring I&LI Amal ttkeu $ 14S - put C lithe citydid not to city 0Ulc T my awl 1% Suilms Was probing ' -''L id a Wilson's home in his son's jewelry valued at was bedroom mjsljig from the house, ap. sure sourids like they're trying Assistant State Atty. Claude to say his son did it!" patently entered by a burglar Van Hook the son, 17-year- claimed Wilson's wife and son by a bedroom window. old Bruce Wilgon, on t he wit. "were involved, by golly, but Albert J. Flannagln, of 215W. fles stand asa rebuttal wftnesa Wilson was the 'head man' wtio Fifth St., Sanford, reported at and the youth told the jury 12:05 am, today that liii ig arranged the whole hammer was his father's. Mrs. Mary Wilson, 38, faces Thunderbird auto had been As Wilson was sentenced trial Feb. 3 on a charge of M0 from hu yto member, of the black corn- buying, receiving and Beach police re ported 45 munily in the courtroom b chanted "Thank You Jesus, been involved In an accident Thank You Jesus," and Authorities say charges Hosunann rapped his gavel for against a Juvenile iii Police today were also havebeendjnj ed bause 0f In closing atgwa.j lack of posluveidenhjficatlon of searching for a attorney Roger Berry had the youth as ta ki ng part (he foot sign in a cypress wood f argued the safe Deft and robbery en from in front of robbery was "an amateur sob" Berry 1 ui Wilson, and "not the work of someone who admitted being in Midway restaurant, 2508 French with a record who knows the flhOf'ning of the robbery Avenue, Sanford. efficient the pollct are." Berry hiring laborers, as a "traveling Slerilrs •Ied tieiseI that u prec j preacher who makes Donna Brown, 14, cf 118 their cloUsocc1on1y?". Van Hook c*mtered wi th, 1u 1i;It t two By LAWRENCE F. LAMB. M., D. DEAR DR. IA.%lB After being 'treated" for a duodeil ulcer for nine years doctor tells me my X rays show no from ulcers but I do North Apartments, residence of Mary San Felice, "guarded" condition in Intensive care unit, , d adjacent. Hiatal Hernia s Si mi ers in £ S operates war -hungry r lar they (mmd papers, was lake. Wilson said a pair oI'sand.als patrolman Richard Dearing Wilson said a hammer with found In the lake near the safe reported. traces of safe Insula tion wasn't were his tait he didn't Celia Forbes, his property. Th e broken they Ave., Sanford, reported ham hanJ!e was wuI in Berry Liktd the jury, "How theft of $71) from , 4 4. ' Green Meadows Apartments, was county in which electronic her purchases . Mrs. Johnson Sheriff's detectives today equipment and Jewelry was said she reaHzed she had left reported the recovery of a safe talken. Jewelry in the dressing stolen in a Dec. 31 burglary at Thomas W. McKee,2319 Lake room. She said when she the home of Woodrow Pope, Howe ll Lane, reported 11.205 in eturned to the store with the state had failed to pr P y Dff com t waterworks to sabotage ii.oves toward another cease-fire No th ern I reland, The explosion in a pu ping station at Walt RTh51054 Th ursda' night ed workmen and a woman and interrupted the water supply to parts of East London and Essex county. in _________________________________________________________________________________________ Sanford, and 31 smaller clustered that Miss Brown is listed in n Wilson used the tools found in i lbert 17-92 at Wiison Is Give 30 Year Sentence tW the safe anti officers said the was rowj in - Stereo equipment valued at Semoran in-mstigating the reported theft afternoon after she was thrown Ii'LI!•Ju t;. found yesterday in a wooded $376 was taken from the Erland reported a 10 horsepower It of a Geneva woman's $apo from a horse on Lake Mary area off Old Lake Mary Road Smith residence on Nelson - outboard motor. valued at sW diamond ring from a dressing Boulevard west of U.S. south of SR 46A. [iL-? Avenue off Stanley Street in Wi15 taken from his boat. room at a clothing store In a Power Line Road. Officers said th e recovered south Seminole, deputy shopping center. A Seminole Memorial safe contained some papers but Clarence H. Braecklein Mrs. Joyce Johnson, P.O. Box spokesman ' R" said the te 1% $1,900 it at the time of the reported. '." 422, Geneva, told police she was was later transferred to Winter burglary hasn't been found. Rulaultad Deputy P.J. Riggins said $212 HAPPY HOUR BONUS trying on a blouse and removed Park Memorial Hospital, Breakfast. Lunch All A 17-year-old juvenile was in Jewelry and coins were I'* custoIle dinner ring Officials at Winter Park Dinner Drink% arrested In connection with the reported missing from the with a large center diamond Memorial said this morning burglary Featuring: 4.7 p.M Daily 5ot Jan. iMfRVs. au B l os po Herald Staff Writer annaexd Juli an defend LONG WOOD The land The previous council vote was Shevin's office would dismiss developers who own Longwood to stop the defense. Council the 3uIt if the city reannexed the Utilities Inc., which owns and delayed giving an answer to tract now that other city lands the sewer package Julian because Councilman are plant serving four subdivisions H.A. Scott was absent and Council Chairma n J.1t. Grant Off E.E. Williamson Road, are councilmen Jerry Conne ll and indiclted tilt: city should ssilling to g&. the facility to the Don Schielner V,flflteoj more reannex the Cd), City Attorney Ned Julian time to consider the issue. pfor Jullan mentlonIit.he lant Jr., reported council this Julian point ed out the it is had a price tag owning But, Julian added the "I don't see how the s7ox is the se%er lines within the contingent upon the c' ty developments while it does not the city's problem," Grant said, making arrangements to pay noting the city was told when the nearly $70,000 mortgage on own the plant. The attorney the sewer plant was built more the plant, owed when its said if the council is going to nwoearsagot ould mind, it m ust do o peration was taken over from change tWd eventually be given free t the weeks before defunct Trim-Tic Shevin's office files papers c lear to the city. Development Co. ng a Juugment in the case, utiJulian said he would have a Julian remarks as lity company executive, sewer Package plant is he asked the councilmen if their George Nader, developer of decision to stop defense of a located on three acres of the involved in the Longwood Groves, supply facts lassuit, that could oust from a figur es the city. the city's bo unds a large parcel of property in th e Longwood Shevin's office contends, and LONDON (AP) Police suspect members of the Irish Republican Army of bombing a lcndon Bob Daehn. chairman of Central Florida Blood Bank Board, presents awards to top donors lliur sday. Top donors and arnotint of blood donated are (left to right Loren Dougherty, nine gallous; J)e l.prnkln ii , 1lon F) Abue, one gallon, Lii Mcernian, use gallons first russ (same order) 14 Cleceliky, Ron Urban, both fourgalloni shaking bands with Daehn Is Carern Gager, six gallon, HONORED enager f Longwood Sewer Facilities Police Suspect IRA Sanford police today were for head Injuries Thursday chopped open on one side, - i ies U - ___________________ By BOB LLO'D S told R*ing Theft From Stor Herald Staff Writer • - r fected b) environmental re gulations. moving circuit court paid for the chiefs . More Soviet e • es.s .een Cou1inued From Page 1-A) O'5flt Officials Algerian proposal for OPEC Injur T I corn n it'on of clause, am of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries today withanothercall for the developing nations to form.3 solid front against Western econornic imperialism. The official Algerian News Agency suggested on the eve meeting that OPEC should be expanded Into a worldwide cartel of nations exporting all raw materials neededb n-Communist industrial nations. The four-day meeting of finance. oil and foreign ministers of the 13 oil countries was called mainly to consider an first sum m it conference and to draft working pa pers of state. • Demos t keep the ALGIERS (AP) Algeria's President n Ioumed1enne expected en X 24, 1975-3A the move of an elementary building move, started last in penalties. for with the suit in time for a Movers Inc. seeking an in- Congress. school from Altamonte Springs May, still isn't complete, acTuesday Wring. School Supt. William IAyer junction against further school The Seminole lawsuit alleges Ile suit filed yesterday in to Longwood took of a cording to county school of. said there is now no target date board payment on the contract a new turn withyesterday stockholders civil action was filed against Sanford alleges that the ficials and Building Movers for opening Of the school In Its 10 the firm or its president, the Saunders in Orange County Saunders have "diverted funds location. George Saunders, former Jan 14 but that to do the Job seeking a circuit Lyons and and -assets paid to them by the day penal y range County Democratic Vickers, ice presidents of COLt injunction to estimated the Vickers of Orlando school board to their own use in C or wife Jo Ann Building Movers Seminole County School Board $385,O) of the $5O3,(O I nc., haven't a nd benefit" in violation of an [it an ord S nders, from paying the firm contract tas been been able to get action because agreement with the other but said esterda ) as 50 per who was recently an " ers weren t served stcckholders To Stress West Issue - - ernor's Property Study Commission as deciding But while mans viewpoints when government envirownental regulations Infringe on propsion left tough decisions for a sj- 41? erty rights, and what to do later meeting. It instructed its about it. staff to prepare a co -i Meanwhile, a two-day prehensl%e pro and con report (? legislative seminar on the same on the compensation Issue. Issue was told Thursday by a The report will serve as the California professor that com- basis for philosophical dispensating land owners keeps ctisslons that will determine government miniiul of commission's final sequences of its decisions. dations to Gov. Reubin Askew The governor's commission in about two mont met Thursday night, debating a However. some clear and variety of side issues before fosharply controversial positions fl on , and how, to emerged Thursday. compensate property owners. Attorney Stuart SiMDn of DONORS "The question is when gov- Miaml argued against any WASHINGTON iAP) — The Federal Energy Ad- ••-• - Jan. The legal tangle surrounding go- Jim Friday, Woodland School Project Suit Filed Oil Nations Expected TAlLAHASSEE, Fin (AP) when is It and what are we It Go Williams has in to do about it," said wii def ined the key tasks facing the barns, the commission chair v Rights man Ford Plan To Increase Energy Bills By . - iw Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. aM _q - IN BRIEF - . Land Ri"ghts b -' 4 �Evening Hendd Around The Clock tAttle did I realize how effective the Deltona Country Club golf tournaments have been to this O N. FRENCH AVE.,SAP*'OHD, FLA. 32771 Area Cede 306-322.2611 or 831-9993 Friday, Jan. 24, area. Wtie atteiwling a recenttting , at which 975-4A tournament founder, 1k. Thomas Largen of Sanford a,s speaking, he brought out the fact that during Ihv previous live tournaments, a total of $40,000 has been raised for worthy charities in this area. ThIs year's event added $10,000 to the treasury 14 the Central Florida Zoological Society. And all the while I thought it was nothing more than an afternoon rut for the busy executives. A great big at-on.theback to all who have made ihe flelinna Open one of the most prestigious golfing lourfle) s on the Florida tow. WAYNE D. 1)OYI.E. Pub1is..'r WILLIAM D. CURHIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents: Month, S2.40-.6 Months. $I&); Year. $28 40. Ih Mail In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail Mt nth, $20; 6 Months. $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Trade Loss Hurls SOVI e ts ' In signing the trade bill passed by th e 93rd Congress, President Ford expressed his reservations about a provision that the Soviet Union must relax its emigration policies in order to receive credits and tariff preferences for trade with the United States of America. It is hardly surprising that Moscow has now announced that it will not knuckle under to this demand. The emigration provision did not belong in a trade bill in the first place. Sen. Henry Jackson. w hose insistt'nce on it caused much of the controversv that stalled action on the bill for nearly two years, had hoped itwouJd ease the sad plight of Jews who are now often stymied by Soviet law if they want to emigrate to Israel. The Jackson amendmen t was opposed, and properly, e on th grounds that trade legislation should not try to dictate changes in the internal policy of any of our trading partners, apart from our understandable sympa thy with the frustrated emigrants. That principle is still a sound one, but Sen. Jackson prevailed, and we rare now confronted wi th a situation Where it is wriin into law that President Ford cannot proceed wiih, new trade agreements outlined at the 1972 Moscow nummit unless the Russians change their emigration policies. Moscow can ha rdly oblige without incurring a ks'of face, especially in the Arab world which looks with favor on a Soviet poli cy that now discomforts the state of Israel. By the same token, it would hardly be appropriate for Congress to amend our new trade law simply to please Moscow. We are left with an impediment to the growth of U.S-Soviet trade that will probably have to be accepted by This will inconvenience the Soviet Union far more than it will the United States. Without the low interest rates of Export-Import Bank loans and the tariff considerations that the 1972 agreement would have given to the Russians, they will have to pay more dearly for the American teJivlogy, management know-bow and industrial equipment they need to make their limping economy m productive. Sen. Jackson apparently has struck out on his ill-advised effort to try to legislate Soviet domestic policy from Washington. He may have succeeded, We try to be of service to our readers. Like the recent column where we exphasized the importance iJ cnhmithni, the tax asess .....•.', i nnr hnniei.s1 ,. _. vIf11nfif,n1 0- w office . I even went so far as to use an illustration of a esident as Laving trouble getting the mail dtli.rJ It' her Well, whatever her problems were, they just don't compare to our latest letter-writer, Van B. "When they sent the slip to apply for a new license tag for my car, they dgain sent it to the old address. When I sent that back, I received TWO SLIPS. One had the new address and th e other slip had the tid address. "Now it is again time for the homestead exemp ti on slip, but it has NOT arrived. I presume they sent It to the old address and the post office .Youi citumn in today's Herald tells of a qi,an's experience in getting her address changed on the county tax records. I am now having the saine expe ier "I live in the Temple Terrace Annex subdivision in south Seminole County, one-half block from the Orange County line. I have not moved. I am still living in the same house and I still own the house. % Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, All I di to have my mail changed from direct house delivery to P0 Box delivery. Then I wrote the tax collector's office and the tax assesscc's nffire, notifying them of the change. 'When my tax exemption slip was mailed to me last year, they mailed it to my old house address, no t the new Pt) bx address. When I filled out the .i._ _i ._.ii . wiu rniut•u it uac in Inem, 1 enclosed another note telling th eni of my address change. Then when they sentThe tax bill th ey still sent it to the old mail address. I again enclosed a note saving that m mail address had chanyed Zoo Gets $101 000 Plu s Bengal Cubs FLORIDA IN BRIEF sent it back to them. "I wonder what a person has to do to get their address changed on the records' P.S. Maybe if you keep harping on it in your column, they will take notice and start keeping their records up-tc'date!" The Of Federal Road Funds TALlAHASSEE Fla. (AP) —Goy. Reubin Askew says one easy way for the federal g0verriment to stimulate the is by releasing highway funds The move would not require any it has impounded. new programs and would help offset the loss in gasoline tax revenue that President Fords plans to raise oil tariffs will keep from state highway prograji-. Askew said at his budget hearing Thursday. Transportation Secretary Walter Revel) said he had heard of no such plan. The John spoiski . i'irfn £,li•g%. federal Transportation Department has impounded TOM TIEDE ; .• . Radio Star risoner Of Fame . $43 million in Florida's allocation this fiscal year and is expected to impound another $34 million in fiscal 1975-76, Revell said, DON OAKLEY . . -' Flexing / Gurney Needs Surgery TAMPA, Fla. (AP) I -: _. S..._ - U navailabe l - WASHINGTON i NEA) — The Mutual Broadcasting System is apparently thinking S about moving at least one of its studios inside the federal penitentiary complex. Network officers -.? have recently been huddlng with con'icted Watergate conspirator John Ehrlicthman wi th . intent of making the personality a radio . . ..' commentator. The idea reportedly is to put EhIUCh1Uan on the air daily for five minutes as a . ,-.. .. kind of C)UthW Socrates. -Just bow this would be done if Ehrlichinan is, as expected, sent to prison, nobody at Mutul seems to know. But the network president, C. ' :&Y :. Edward Little, seems a man unbothered by . Never mind, for one thing, that Ehrlich.. man would be the first crook in memory to be •':? ••.. .•: sentenced to a national airtime spot. . .•..:. "Skli personally," says Little,... . -...('. . .. .'.' Watergate conviction does not alter my opinion - - . A more unnecessary and counterproductive de bate than the current one over the possibility of armed U.S. intervention in the Middle East would be difficult to imagine — unless it would be 6 one over a return of American force.to Vietnam. The controversy seems to have been Set off by an article by a Johns Hopkins University professor, Robert W. Tucker, who suggested as an extraordinary means for resolving the ioU) crisis" the takeover of about half the OPEC's production and reserves in a coastol strip from Kuwait to Qatar. . Then Secretary of State Kissinger got into the art in the form of an answer to hypothetical question posed by a magazine interviewer. Although the secretary carefully ruled out arrued ru intervention over oil In all but the gravest .. crea . or what emergency — "some actual strangulation of the . .• . be can do for the United States or the Mutual industrialized world" — phraseology which Broadcasting System." . .. President Ford later took no exception to, the No , if ty comes to pass, ••f angry reaction of the oil countries was ImElwlichman could do quite enough for both the mediate and predictable. USA and MBS. He could, for instance, pollute It Is hard to believe that the astute Mr. them as be has tu the White Ho, •. - -. .•. 7 ssinger was not aware that any such threat, Ki gyøJpJ, the court system and however couched or qualified, would produce this, it is difficult this kind of repercussion, and Just as hard to to understand rewarding this man with further fathom what he, or the President, thought might notoriety. be gained by it. It is not that we with to be overly harsh. On top of this, at about the same time, the Editor Ordinarily, the idea of allowing criminals to secretary, or somebody in the State Department speak their minds appeals to the democratic using his name, expressed regret that this H. Rap Brown, for one, may be a Editor, The Herald: .. ca thedral In Santiago, which seats ioo ç c ountry had not diverted a few warships from low thug, but he is also a faded spokesman for an I have some interesting information Rev. Pedro Puentes, a Chilean the Philippines to Vietnamese waters In the oppressed and in some ways correct viewpoint — respecting the situation in Chile! For the past delivered the address at the palace gathering wake of the Communist takeover of a South thus were we to hear him for five minutes daily, few months we have been reading the hamstated that the evangelicals recognize the armed Vietnamese provincial capital. from the regional Jail, we might expect benefit. mering dTUIIIfIre of attacts upon the current forces as "the bulwark of God raised up against As if after the expenditure of 55,000 American quite unintentionally, in setting wheels in motion Nor is ft in any way a growl for torturing i. military regime in Chile, which has been atheistic imPietY." Rev. Puentes declared. -we lives and millions of tons of b~mbs, the North which will satisfy some of the criticism that E11TIIChZT15J thiOUgh unemployment. Already a escalated. The United Nations, the National and are convinced that Marxism can pnly be totally Vietnamese would be impressed by a America has been far too generous in the trade public disgrace, suspended from the practice of World Council of Churches, as well as various vanquished by the Gospel of Christ... Jesus demonstration of American military power his profession (law, impossibly In debt and leaders of some denominations have trumpeted terms being, offered to the Russians. Now. I have some additional information which Is under congressional prohibition to Secretary of Sta te Henry Kissinger says he facing up to 40 years in jail, his suff ering is more their resolutions of censure. Mrs. Sa lvador which comes from the Reverend John C. Bucher, engage in any kind of shooting activity In, near, The thought here is Allende, wife of the late Communist president of Santiago, Chile. On Dec. 20, 1974, approximately OVCT doubts if this impasse will have any effect on that or on Vieteamese territory. jail is unnecessary, honest work is his right Chile, rpcaking to Church Women United of the 200 Qiilem families returfled to Chile on the Leaving aside the question of the morality of detente. He is prably right, and mainly because and one is Pained for Ms fine family. National Council of Churches, deplored tie chartered ship Navellnacore. For the most part the United States flexing its military muscles — detente has produced so httle to begin with. The But to hire him as a dtimatic broadcast alleged awful conditions vWtW upon her comtry the" famifies in " and had been Living there certainly is a question of morality in greater .4ft trade benefits promised to the Russians in the commentar is no less than offering Benedict since the mlitary took over. Angeles area and had left Chile soon after the Middle East; It is, after all, their oil — the spirit of detente had produced no significant Arnold the job. For Ehr Now finally the truth is coming out! The Allende came to power, li chman in not WI or. fact is that those muscles are in seriously cooperation from the Soviet Urnon in areas where it dinary outlaw, he did not snatch a purse or rob a Evangelicals of Chile have given t1ielr solid debilitated condition. These folks got toget he r and pooled their endorsement to the military regime. In a special would cou nt, such as the Mideast and Southeast candy shop. Dçlberately and for months on Even assuming, Prof. Tucker does, that resources and thus were able to charter the ship, there would be little as end, ceremony attended by some 2,500 Chilean resistance he broke not only hallowed laws Asia, where Soviet arms are aggravating war and Mr. Bucher sthte from the invaded but the greater Evangelical Church Leaders of the greater that these are not the first statute of public trust. In th threats of war. If our trade relations with the oil countries, that damage to production is regard he is worse Santiago azea, a declaration was presented to Chileans to return to their homeland since the than the mugger who preys on one or two victims facilities • Russians are now "back to square one," as one could be easily repaired and that there present government took office. They have President August Plnochet which expressly and observer comments, relations on most other of returning In a steady stream! This was the first would be no confrontation with the Soviet Union, by setting in motion forces that eroded 200 repudiated the United Nations' condemnation ears of demomfic the United States simply does not have the arrival of so large a group in a sinng, aspects of detente ha ve remained on the starting Ynation ideals, helped make the Chile's present gevernmnent as well as saili less sale for an entirehepeople. Single capability to carry out a military operation over critical resolutions by church bodies in the U.S. square all along. Those who are so quick to rors describe -hor - such an extensive area so far from our shores. This is bad enough but the arrogance of the The event was considered historic as the he goes on to say under which we are living in We had trouble enough supplying Israel during man compo*mds his sins. John Dean, a cad who evangelical community has always been reticent Chile should try to explain the return of so many the October, 1973, war. Our allies, who denied once agreed with Richard Nixon that about Identifying with any particular governpeople. Do these same people know of any Cuban our planes landi ng rights dur ing that airlift "screwing" White House enemies was "an ex- ment in Chile, renting a ship to return to Cuba' Or for that operation, would be of even less assistance in citing prospect," at least Is repentant. And The ceremony at the government palace was The paol nar:ed b President Ford to investigate the Russia, or any other Marxist country? any Mideast adventure, others of the old White House mob have likewise followed by another first: a Protestant serviceImatter If they could not actually Just wanted to set the record Central Intelligence Agency cannot be accused of bias agalial straight! oppose it. confessed their regrets, asked forgiveness, attended by the President and other government. the agency. The conimlssion's establishment makeup • As one cartoonist expressed it, we seem to begged understanding — thereby winning some offk'ials. This was the dedication of the varantees that its critical findings if any will be accepted as ( Rev.) Harold A. Harris have reversed Teddy compassion. Roosevelt's maxim about Methodist Pentecostals of Chile of their large fully Justified First Christian Church talking softly but carrying a big stick. Vice President Rockefeller, Ronald Reagan, Gen, Lyman I. Lemnitzer, C. Douglas Dillon, John T. O'Connor. lane Kirkland, JACK ANDERSON Erwin N. Griswold, Edgar F. ShAnnon Jr. — these rner are not gi'ing to rock the C.I.A. boat withc'ut good reason, Their investigation should gofoirward promptly and must be 0 thirough. Meanwhile. Congress should firm a joint House-Senate I t-c'niniittee to conduct a parallel inquiry. It must be reqonsible and should not jeopardize the secrecy of certain C.I.A. 'peratk'ns that are essential to national security. But the WASHINGTON — Detailed investigative criminal charges altogether. vestigation by this office. Memo does not in. congress will have to conduct its own investigation to shore up which couldwind up wasting millions of gallons reports, intended for the eyes only of Internal No one we have interviewed could explain dicate any new evidence other than statement by of gasoline, public confidence in the agency and to determine for itself Revenue officials, contain allegaLtons of a why. The most disturbing allegation was that the informant. Therefore, no further investigation tither oniressjonaj oversight of C.LA. 'peraUons needs to be here is the situation. Next month, th massive $1 million payoff to fix a tax case, case had been fixed. There were whispers of e Itrenotientad will be made at this tune." The case involves a $10 million tax bribes tot4lling more than $1 million. Yet atrtulit.ary brass plan to sign a contract for 30,000 Former FIJI and IRS agent John Devenshire new trucks. as,sessme,g and thinlnal fraud charges, which tempts to investigate the bribery charges, ac- has sworn to us that a high They are available with economical, IRS official told him six-cylinder engines were brought in the late l960s against the New cording to three agents close to the case, were and standard shif Is, in the spring of 1972 that the Nt.t& I R FRRYLc t4f('iPI fl .,,. . _. , r•....... a... .i-'.'•.._ . - 4 4 .. JAN. 24 Sanford Optimist .: •.' I - . - •' ....'. ' :5 ' Letter To The Th e CIA Inquity IRS AllegedIly Fixe Million= a x Case - -. -- - • - ST. PETEIISBUIiG FIn the crest of this epidemjc"one nd is not considered an epi(AP) — Tourists should stay tourism of anywhere from $10 million to Official said the war- demic. $SOmilllon,"sxJid Ralph ,lul1jn away from this flu-stricken ning could cost the county up to National health officials in executive vice president of the Gulf Coast city for at least the $50 million. Atlanta have listed Florida as next week, says the Pinellas Dame's assistant, Fred W. one of 11 states — most of them Pinellas Suncoast Chamber of Cowty public health director. Timmerman, said all who have In the Commerce. Southeast — with serious Thirty persons in the county died were older than 60 "If visitors really do stand a years outbreaks of the Port Chalmers have died from Influenzaslitce and most had chance of catching Influenza," chronic heart Type A influenza mid-December and an esti- trouble, down here Mullin said, "then (the warn"People who come mted a 75,000 residents — one in In neighboring Hillsborough from a state where there isn't ing ) is Justified and we'll just ten have had flu ur flti-liPe County, health officials report any influenza are Liking a big s to take our lumps. " symlipton ej in the last several 11 flu deaths since Christmas chance lie added, "I hope he (I)r. of getting it," Dame weeks, Dr. George M. Dame and two in nearby Dame) considered a $10 million Manatee said, said Thursday, County. Local tourism officials gave to $50 million impact." "I know the Chamber of Dade County, on the Atlantic Dame's warning a mixed reThe warning was less well-re. Commerce will shoot me for Coast, had its 31st flu death of view. ceived by Charles Rainey, saying this," said Dame, "but I the winter Wednesday, but "The economic effect of such chairman of the Pinellas Coundon't have any option but to ask health Department Director a statement, coming as it does ty Commission, which Just altopeople to stay away for the next Milton Saslaw said in Miami at the beginning of our big win- cated $50,000 to promote tour. week or so, until we get through that the outbreak is seasonal ter tourist season, could be Lcm, • JAN. 24-25 Club Wives meeting, Lord Chumley's, Jaycees will hold their annual Altamonte Springs. Social hour, Distinguished Service Awards 7 p.m.; dinner, 8 p.m. Banquet at the lake Monroe 1 The Altamonte-Cassel berry Inn. Guest speaker will be Dick Chamber of Commerce is Ma i l man. phaving their first annual dinner Benefit Chicken Barbecue and dance on Friday. January sponsored by Geneva Volunteer 424, at Lord Chumnley's Pub, Fire Dept., at Geneva Coin. featuring the music of Jack munity Center, 7 p.m. Drummond and his orchestra, Anyone wishing to attend may Depression GIau Show, Civic contact the Chamber office for Center, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. F additional Information and Saturday; 11 am, to 6 p.m., 4 . . Tourists Urged To Avoid Pinellas Altamonte Players, "Ready Appreciation Night, social When You Are CR.", hour, 6:30 p.n.; ba nquet, 7:30 Altamonte Springs Civic bp, Capri Restaurant, Park Center, 8:30 p.m. Advance Avenue. reservations or tickets at door. Alto monle-Casiclberry JAN. 25 Chamber of Commerce annual The Sanford Seminole - . Florida contribution, said it is a be raised to fence in the talk with Guy Smith the elephant moats and animal does. nhjiestone, probably the first zoological park and to pave director of the new zoological cages are being finished and accepted a $10,000 contribution time in the state of Florida one Hanna added the zoological interior roads. "However, we park tnere. from the Orange County county has given attend a workshop with Smith, society officers will return by funds to do have several firms working Commission and welcomed a anothe Smith, a personal friend of zoo personnel and architects, plane r county for a park. from Knoxville with two on getting us the paving and buck (leer to the zoo while Hanna's will give the Seminole lie said the money would go fencing," he said. Noting that new federal Bengal tiger cubs, five weeks society officials were making into the fund being County quartet information on regulations to be passed this old, as mates for the Sanford's raised to Society Director M Rom, how he obtained some $2 million year will require Plans for a trip to Knoxville to move the animals and finish the President that zoos have Bengal tiger, Jaque. Jim Ryan, naturalist In federal funding for the both sexes of species, Hanna accept two Bengal tiger cubs, habitats at the new zoological Stan Brock The Bengal tiger is the and Hanna have Knoxville facility, Zoo Director Jack Hanna, park west of Sanford, said a buck deer donated by biggest cat in the world and on tentative plans to fly to dated over the Orange County The group will tour the Rainbo Springs was accepted the endanger hianna said money still has to Knoxville, Tenn. Feb. 6 ed species list, and 7 to Knoxville zoo to see how dens. today towmate with the 7r n'q turn flmnn 'I CALENDAR . --' •. Central AMEPME"IMP . ., . .. . ' In a motion filed Thursday in U.S. District Court, attorney C. Harris Dittmar said Gurney could be in court Feb. 24, barring complication The trial was scheduled to begin Feb. 3. If the Surgery isn't performed, Dittmar argued, the trial could be interrupted at any time if the illness became worse. Muscles .- - — Former Sen, Edward J. Gurney needs SLirgers' for an LifldjscoJ illness, deferise attrocys a) in a notion seeking a three-week delay in G urney's trial in an alleged kickback scheme. , I tickets. . . Sunday. - HOSPITAL NOTES JAN. 33. It7S ADMISSIONS t :i - -' -. : .1 • o t Sanford Ericka T Tillman Andre (Dionne) Collins Fran Tartha 0 Stafford Walter C. Jun.s MargIe 0 Davis Clara M Gilmore '.AIbe-t M. Smith Roda Chris tian dtvelyn 0 Dotsey James E. Leo Otis Sanders Jr Michael Lawrence Kolle r EII:aGIh J. 8oi'nbmrl Ernest England Cecil P. Gore Edmond N Washington Geneva Fayson William Kraft. DeSary Carson C Hamilton, Deltøn.. julI& A Schmidt, Deltor'.a Omer Robertson, Oeltona Irene C. HorvId, Deltona Frank E Heater, Deitona Anton M Masey, Lake Monroe Edna Palmer, Orange City Robert 0 Reese. Sorrenlo DISCHARGES Sanford Arietta M. Smith James Past is Edward L. Lawrence Man Sm.t: c,rece v C!a'I'er Rodney E. Hudson Margaret Cogman Patricia A. Eckstein & boy Alice S Pearce Marian Jones Starr Dôvidsn Connie M Sp.irk William P 13urkar Lizzie Mae William'. Gigi Thornton Clifton I Taylor Jr Pamela Williams Leroy Bernard Beckey Russe ll Eggerl. DeI?ona Wdred 8. T urnbull. Deltona Edna I Mullin, Deltona Gertrude I. Barlosz.k, Enterprise ArThur A Heey, Lake Monroe Mildred Martin, Longwood Alos I. Lehr*r. Orange City Harper H Rradshaw, Winter $prJnqs AREA DEATHS DENNETT BLANTON 1 V Arthur Blanton, Longiood; and brother Paul Blanton, Dover. Grmkow Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Dennett Morgan Blanton, 70, of Rte. 1, Box 191, Longwood, died Thursday. lie was born in Madison and came to Sanford in 1948 from Brandenton, He retired from Seminole County Road Department after. 18 Ye'.fery's high Ii low this years of service, morning 61 Conlinued warm and mostly sunny Survivors include his wife, today and Saturday HighS in the ,011ie Blanton, Longwood; son, upper 7Oito low s Lows tonight in the low to mid 60s Mostly east to WEATHER Funeral Notices southeast winds around 10 mph, Pain probability ?Ope' cent lhrough Saturday 1975-5.A Zoological Society gratefully Askew Urges Release Mr. Whatley — I'm certain that after reading of vur problem in this column today, there must be at least 2,000 clerks running aroun d over at the courthouse trying to get it straightened out! HOWEVER . . . If it happens again, don't hesitate on writing me, O.K.? i Come to think of it, I wonder if I'll ever get your r&xt letter Friday, Jan, 24, What's yo Nelson To Hold St. Johns Meet State Representative Bill Nelson of Melbourne will p'ns.r a rr.eeti"ig at 1 P.M. Monday in the Deland City hail to discuss problems and potential of the St. Johns River. Nelson, who financed a four-day study trip on the entire length of the river in November with personal funds will share his findin's with Concerned dtizens, lie included as his guests along portions of the Journey other persons vitally concerned with the river, Including conservationist,,, busiressiren, agriculturalists and local and state officials. Officials from the Florida Departments of Health, Pollution Control and Natural Resources will discuss possible solutions to aquatic weed and pollution problems. Dr. John Morris, of Florida Institute of Tehiology, will explain the water-quality samplings he made during the river trip. �4.._._. 11 .: THE " ADVENTIST Cm X Forest City, Florida G Brian Tarr PaTOr Silurday Services Sabbath School 3Oa m Worship Se rvices II 00 12 Oct k S he • il., C •••• • u R Wednesday Evening ? o0p M CHURCH Ph 3170252 Ps?or Oro fl.IIy Griffin THE SEVENTHDAV Bible Study ADVENTIST CHURCH Evangelist ic Corner lth& Elm Ser vices C P NeilI Pastor ChChT,a nn Saturday Services Evening WO'Sh Wed Prover meeting Worship Service ii ooa.m 4i HOPE OF OUR .1.1111. .. C Orgaffl:ed June Il9lJLongwvod 's-. amonte -- I., w.Iliam Ennis Fr P J Kett Sal Vigil Mass a Confessions. Sat Pastor 00000 000 I U i iii-ii i i-imAi~ W I : .:** ~_: .. V. , ~~ I % OUR ii 00 6 U m 7 I 30p m ___________ V NATION • Sunday 5$ Sunday Sir vice (If I.... — I Sl - ~/, 1~. 1// ' I I Assist Pastor I / I 7 00p rn 11 Ia m. 0 rn _/ a 6 7 p M I /; - - fit ~ 9 oss rn 9 456 m 11 000 m 6,00p "I. WTRR ~Z Nzl_ - Z~_ ~unday School A,~cornsrigi Worship ( vangelislic Sery - ? )OPM . 0 00 - Longwood, Fla. Just East of Interstate R Burke Johnson Minister Keith Hutcherson Minister morning Worship , - . IIam Sunday School 9 45OLM Pailor Lwch of God Hour" . — ~~ / I '1/ I % < ____- 11 / 11 -- . - itill Pastor cetd M its Chri.%111111 Pr Nurer 41 2 Evening Worship Wed , Praer Service i 710P ; Ev HaroldHarris, Sunday SChoo I morning Worship Wed service 7 OOp m 7 OOp m Sunday School Worship Service Morning Worship . Evening Worship Wed. Prsytr Service Priytr Wed 11 I 30 0 M, James P. Needham / ,I Iccr 1, . . 11 , / / /" ,/f' / 11111111111 liii // A 1 JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1611 West First Stre" George Galloway Sundil yS(hOoI 1000am II Evening Service . 1:30P in P Old Truths W a New Day . him hop C ,a C TO saw — Worship Sfrvoce Kindergarten a 'o.ent sora' I II ineth"o" . _.. Patfoir dam 1100. rn ri 0jJC 1CItC ro I \\ \ \\\\ \\\ \\ \ \\ \\i \\\\ \ \\\ wulay ssi . ntnQ Wonh CIt , - - Church Training % 11 .- - . ~ - - I PALMETTO AVENUE. BAPTIST CHURCH U36 Palmetto Ave. Rev. G E Hodge Pastor ndaySc hoof S 458 Morning Worship i; a m pm II I xJ i. i -i I ! d -~ i Independent Missionary if I Dr. joy T, Cosmato LWi Morning Worship Church Training ;0.1 Service TV t C 7 )Op m Sun F -Y pin;nq solvict. . I -VI = - I _ e i- I 6-36p.rn . L- - - f — __ I . -k - I , - .• i\ _ iw ke-vet Attse, 17s.nq 4n,or. IrK . - ~~~M_~z_~~,_j - ~z__ I 10 oosm 11:008.m, -. -. - ,~_ Oturf- he.% u Sunday Ephesians Monday ProN-erbs I! , i -, - Str4vt_-&. %,f9^,Jk walnetoday John I 2'nd L 41ro Ttivrsda y I arrilly Night sur~"r Ird Sunday U rlpf.,rs S41i-Otd By IN Amwo,wan I Tole Srx wer .lo!111 M Thurs,day Mark FrWay Philippians SAturday John I :olWIITA I IT, 2 m " _______________________________ The Following Sponsors Make This Church A of N its. C John FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and of C -a DEKLES' GULF SERVICE WI Dekle and Employes 1I i ASSCM$LtyOc000 r , . Al P1 A - a Herb Stenstrom and Staff TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff 30P m CHURCH Past or S OOa m loam n p FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and StafI I tv fo t C S 4 i i A d f'• Ce II? W A OI, 'Me Crst- (c Ha,,n De 000 av Ri a' . i- \ SINGS St (P.10* I ire ktUtrt it' t%4 Il? __- __7 lie), fifi rif" Baptist rl"Wo, W rvillairy So )"-#, V-_1,-&1W1 awtif 0w(r, V20 cew"t So ctowtoil be rhor'st w lift! so Vitt s4x.t"fn Mf.It*d!%l chupoctil cil-,f(A o r GrA(* 1.0"404 AO-01V041 Cr"Ch A-fPcol Blvd 5* 54 ( Sf kII,,4O*441kd t'ff t Ui4NjMq!hQ5 CP4(p, ?t Pre%Opt,fl Cch 0ev A, & d s' 1-nt Pfb,t,a C'ch £ H- I COr,,i& Prf,t,an ppr or 11t7 F-r4ir Ridge Rd. CAS141b"r y IEVINTH - - • • - 4 - 47 - •- -- - • - Kfie$(,i, "70'ant,rA,r 43*Th'dSt __ __ 01 n* 11"V41 Ckyrift ot Son L&ftw sm-i,oilis t' C ("4.'L'-r (,tx1 t4'-'i*- Lait- 4 (AtMOLIC Ot' (T Ov 7SO5S ImAr. 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Elmer Kilbourne, missionary to Korea, John Jones, banquet chairman, front row, Phyllis Spicer. soloist. ~ = ' I DUNCAN MA HON'S • 834 9212 AHarnontt, Springs I _W '_Ifa4, ORANGES - 0 Cbmwii-A,loo Cha-01 All jp9s --- • Ta.rcs. lila CIr, c , - LIMES I S4PC4I ,.; 1 ( h"61. All& 9 _ 95 Re ! .r II ~~--, — ~3 - •-----•-- $ F - , - ~__ 4--- --_.1___-__V -- F -1- ,_7~Z!___- e. $ -- Many Varieties Including The Followin - it, 0 I o ( U 1 ~- - - pW U I M) 'h rem R , t Sq Pa (cn G4 'i'- Ct4 t,' ' $ .. 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SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY CHIUYIAN 1 4019 r to r ~_ t - Church Plans I ZYAV1_ __5 si. r" ~ _x PRINTING CO., INC. (P rSI 1 4 rsM$ Cwa,, 1a,B!t 'I Pf..INeW Se I s'('t ~ ,_ — ""'f - STENSTROM REALTY ' " a 11 1 WINN.DIXIESTORES and Employes CELERY CITY " "k. . -!_ * Following the meal, at which Baptt Church of Sanford will the men will furnish the meat feature a 6 p.m. covered dish bread, be verage and table supper in fellowship hall and a service, a program of music 7:30 p.m. program In the and humor arranged by David sanCtUar) Beverl y will be presented cr1) Others participating will be Officer's Installed Council Women M A&PWEO Th e Management and Emplo es SEN KAR 1K GLASS & PAINT CO., dE L. D. INC. vie 0, Florida I P, F 4118 9 11 006 rn Mercer and Staff and Employes i NEW CREATION . 0,308 M 458 r 008 m Howard H. Hodges and Staff THE McK I BBIN AGENCY A Baptist Men's Day at First J Sanford, Fla UNITED STATE BANK - fliusic will be Reservations may be made prosidod by I Eight weeks ago at the inVan W inkle, wi th Dr. Charles I Burns, P.m. %ill feature Dr. Carl McIntire, lea de r The the 20 th vithtian Harmoneers, dent Park Cq The Orlando. , Ca I Cent u r y Reforma t ion Korea, . McIntire woke over . -* INI Singers and other talentedFirst nd president of the nationwide radio and Tv to the im i International Council of Korean people. groups The church located at First United Methodist Christian Churches, composed 780 Seminole Blvd., McIntire will speak on "Faith Church of Sanford will hold its of 202 separate church bodies Casselber . in Action" as he Wls how $1 Gary Beverly. Ralph Foley annual birthday celebration hout wor ld. A gospiel flinging group, New Creation, wW sing at the Church of million in casn cwm in within Altamonte Sunday beginning with a Troy Ray Ill, and Vic Rich. theNuxene,Crysta)takcAvenueLakeMarysundayat 10 30 day ,q from 2o,000 pffsolu burg. covereddishsupperat6p.m.jn am The has sung with many well bown Gospel Community from a ll over America to pay Rev. J E Murray, former fe llowship hall Each table will the public for th e Altanionte Cummunit) purchase of the be decorated for one Pastor in Mississippi and the 12 Freedom Center in Cape Church will hold an Adult months. Mrs. Marchall Nichols ~_~__ pirmcipal. will be tile matIs Membership Seminar. Sunday, ischairman. Mrs. Ashby Jones, - __ — I _ Z_~__t:f came from the Orlando area. Npeaker.,Nlusic will be provided at 4 p.m., conducted bY Rev. song leader; Forman Heard =~ JVW~ _ f Wavne E. Smith. by the Men's Chorus directed game leader. and Mrs. LOU -1 , -by 1~410 weekly Adult Seminars Baket chairman of the kitchen Steven Nephew and a solo by , ers taking are being offered. beginning committee. Rev. 1,eo King will Cecil Tucker. oth __ I __ .Y~__ 41 By I V.Wvlijf -_ part in the service include Noah Sunday. at 7 p.m. The first one conclude the family night I . - .. ___ . _4v event. Booth, Wendell flirt, Kenneth will be workshop on "Effecti%e - ~_. I By FANNErM EDWARDS Rogers and Communications," led Anneta Tokes, DeLand, -' ~ . . The Lay Witness Committee by Rev. I hIerd Cospondent asurer and Mrs Earl M Sinith and Mrs. Phyllis will meet on Monday evening to , (ranier. The send will he Brennan of Orange City, snake final plans for the Iy . WP _ 414fi* __________ r MISSION SPEAK (ild Testament Roots of Our Witness Mission to be held in meeting of the West Volusis committee M Carrier, id Faith," led by Rev. James A. the Church on Feb. 7.9. Rev. Robert Cranston, OUTHEIACII SPEAKER iaug Council of Church Women that site will retrain as Baptist Ibe Judge Ware Bible Class missionary from the Uted, was recenti) held in the president, onb until the Council Wednesda ,at the Hilton Inn will have their monthly meeting Philippine& Mrs Minnie Coleman of Lies Ed Carney, pastor of the Greater Union Baptist Church, can secure a replacement, tIfl(I supper on Tuesda) at 7 speaker at Free %1etho uth. Orlando, there ill be an Leesburg will be the guest Bible Baptist of DeLand, with Mrs. If. G. Church, infornsal Florida Reception for I)-mMrs. Jacob S. McLain of speaker Snlurday at the (lurch, Sanford, Sunday at 7 Kissimmee, will preach nightly Florida Pastors and Lay ;. Carrier, president, presiding. DeiLna, chairman of Church montffly meeting of Christian .it the Casselberry Baptist laders at 6 pm Clergy and DesUons were lead by Mrs. World Service made an appeal Itt(nd the I)eInd distrid La) Philippine Sunda) School Chvmatic Outreach held at Pa ul Graeser, a past prdent for used clothing for the annual fliurcti's fourth annual Midlaity will be privileged to greet really at Trinity Church. publication Board, that the Brain Towers in Sanf ord. Winter Revival Jan. 27-Feb. laI I. Robert V. Moss, president Palatka on Thursday evening, prepares materials In Filipino I the following officers were clotWn,g drive. She announced Coffee and doughnuts are 7:30 p.m. An honor graduate of of (Ile United Church of Clirist. elected and installed for 19Th that she had thstributed posters dialect& His work has censened fm 30 to 10 a m, I Arlington Baptist College, he is ollowing the rption, ' Mrs Harry Robinson, for the drive and that the West dinner tered around light and Uk M cm tire S peaks foUoed b) the program president and founder of still be sersed, ifter which i Delnd, sice-preiident, Mrs Volusta Clothing Depot will be HiWe College on Mindanao. Mrs Coleman and her Heritage Chrisflan School, Mo w ill address the group on William Whitman, DeLand, open on Feb. 8, from 9 a.m. 1111 A vi ctory rail) at Maitland U parents were charteL husband, Dick, a Baptist Kimiminee. recorthngsrery;1rs.Jo tile noon.Thedepotislocatedththe ate of the Church_ Civic Center nursday members of the local church. 7:30 minister, have a healing M Fraser, lhn Community Church on ministry. Deltona, __ corresponding secretary; Miss highway 1792 in Orange Ci ty. Il I A f C A I CD DI A 7 A URT3 I1LI I u P LAZ A • I 0A -1 1 i I& -,1, - ~ _:!k: mr i t .-ii . `111 ATLANTIC- NATIONAL BANK Al Wilson Eunice I Wilson and Staff 1_ - 0 00 a m Morning Worship - - _-1. __ 77______-'.--, vi~ ~A' - - i ; !- , / r, 7,1 - m ,, Lo Z:i -2 11XV _ - p Corner Country club P E. C. Elsea and Staff * A- .I JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH P 0i ~ 11 008 m 7:30P M Rev Pa i n Shea Sunday School i~ - -11;0 - -. ~ HONORS 1' - UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN a )Op m 7 30pm .4. .- . - I dpI'l I Nursery THE LAKE MARY UNITED 6 oopm Wed prarel L Praise - - Pastor Su n o,* V, Chuorch SchooI Morning Worship Youth Group Wednesday - - Miss Edna E. hlooper , needy child 'erseas, meeting missionary to the Chinese mecalmissiona'inThailand his social and sp irit ua l needs. Taiwan, now home in Penn. .• and Rev. D. L. Bupp, sylvania for a year's furlough. - - / inhisionary to Taiwan, will be 44 Miss Hooper is a registered Involved largely in church. ' I 77.I Ispeaking at the annual nurse who has ministered to planting ministries, -k . f- - -, . - .- - ~ missionary conference to be healing and comfort of Mrs. Bupp have aided In I '- . held at Sanford Alliance Church thousands of sick and suffering pastoral duties In three Alliance . Ald Jan. Feb. 2. Daily services at people A reception wu held by Central Baptist Chmrch of Sanford to Tha iland who seek ch ur ches and have taught Bible welcome the new putor, v. Bill ian and hls family. help at the mission clinic since classes and aided in the work of CENTRAL BAPTIST ' ni P.M. on Sunday are open to the 1910. left, church hostess, Nks. Robert Reaves, Kay Coffman and Riev. the literature center at public. COFFMANS and Mn. Coffman. Rev. Bupp is a young Koahsiung. p- Ministers Vasr & 11am ' - - _- _.~ - Shersood Singers in conJunction with their concer ts a inoductng the World V ision Childcare Ministry. Individuals 4ISIIII,I' - (.%O) 1(11(7 H Morning Worship Church Sc"i Morning Worship . I Mich. One of the members, Ilowie Rozema, served in Vietnam and became burdened 4F -_ < L / I 6.30 p rn , ____________ — MSF- in o program in Grand Rapids, - Rev KNW Mt,IIi 6 100 rn YOuth Service E YCnngwO,Sft,p . 0 Featured at this Sunday's moming worship will be the, S group from Michigan organized in 1967. They have sung in 20 states, have three record aov%`~ CHURCH Oak Ave £lrd St Old Ito,ile 46 &I Paola Rev Ru%%ellA AAcNtnch Pallor Sunday Schocli 9 45a m Y: 30 P. Fin. I 1111111 il 7AW Mission Series Planned 7 30 p m Saturday Breakfast 030p m • 9 and societies. Every public school student has a right to - Youth Group . FIRST UNITED L F King Morning Worship . r_- '_ . 10.00a m 1100am EvertiN worship Weeway . .- I Sherwood Singers to sing at Sanford Alliance Church service Pastor Rev William C Sitter METHODIST CHURCH Tuesday Philippians I i jf . 22. - 4. - - .- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 11143 Hwy.a Like Mary Blvd. S 30 m 7 OO m ng Worship • 7 OOp m Wednesday - is"i - , ? oop in Prayer M4.ng - I .. ~ Religion I? religion have been introduced And suggestions are being the nature of the religion inwidely th public schools since made as to the training and struction offered toda', he the U.S. Su preme Court ruled selection of the teachers of added, is the perspective the more than 10 es ago that these courses. A recent classroom teachers upon they were not only legal but posium on "The Religion religion generally and lh~ desirablef well-rounded Teacher Today" was published teaching of religion as an educational program. by Religious Education, official academic subject. One of the principal questions publication of the Religious "No matter how carefully a still to be resolved is the kind of Education Aswiation of the program was teachers who should lead the United States and Canada. admini tration and no matter courses, dealing with the subject. how legally and educationally Curriculums in education In it Dr. Wallace Alcorn, valid be the curriculum written about religion have been associate professor of the New from it," he said, "the attitude developed with little coor- Testament at Northwest and perspect ive of the indination, usually based on Baptist Seminary, declared: dividual classroom tearher is material prepared by in. "There is increasing ,Ahat will most affect what the dividaal teachers who have agretment among educators course txcotnes and what Use organized classes at the request that no education is complete students learn." f t he ir students or who have without the objective study of What it boils down to is this vol unteered to (ill a need for the literary merits of the Bible Shod a teacher about religion and its influence upon Western be a religious person, an Now that such subjects as the language, literature and atheist, a religious liberal or a Bible In literature, the culture. The study of religion religious conservative? Sc I geography of the Bible and and religions is likewise officials have to decide this other Legally a ccepta ble topicsnecessary to understa nd people question . -' - . _ - I':- M :-. I;r ~~ __ M * .:i I z COVENANT v William Pickett Pastor v Ktnneth Miller AIf 'ornng Worship I 3O I) a m 'biS, tf Sunday School Morning Worship Even" worship Ii - THE LAKE MONkOE CHAPEL Orange Blvd.. Lake Monrelit 111:00a, m .11 -&-Ispm - ' The FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST Washonoton $I,. Canaan city, Sanford p. Su ay Sc 10 OOa m Ina AWors 1100am 01hi,r ps $I or Eveng Worship W Prayer II OQa m 6 DOp m ,--..--,; ; f / I , I METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. III411 81 P1**V Ridge Md. _.'*; %W M h are being taught. efforts are being made to standardize , it 7 3op M ed wui.stuv conquerors meeting Sunday ii OO rn I oopm 730rn AAYF 2 & 4 Sun - , ---' 11 . I PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Hihaay 40 CIt FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH $11 Park Aventio u.. .L. 7.30p rn 7 OOp m. Morning worship EnsnqWorth,p Y:000 M 5411 Orange Street 11 00 )OP m LveWorShIpI&3Sun - . __ eac course materials and improve such an education" NEW YORK - Courses about their scholastic quality. The most important factor - ' Rev E RuthGrant Sunday School Morning Worship Pastor Worship o ' - - INIE AND MY IJOUSE, WE WILL SERVE THE LORD" to her husband, and CHURCH OF LONGWOOD CHRIST UNITED METHODIST C HUR C H tu(k't Dr,vt Sunland Estates Pastor Mofn . Evangelist Wed Evening Service iiiied Bible Study NYPS GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MY U ' :. !'i'nU'eo.s(u/ - I T T - FIRST PENTECOSTAL Moreling Worship - \\\ Vt \WW1\ Wt\ \\\W\\ \'I \\\\\\\\\ ''\\\ CHURCH OF CHRIST ISIZ Part Avenue ChIes N Crunp Evangelist Evening Worship 008 m Evening Service am 7-oop m . - \\\\\\\\ \\\ 7 3Op m L 109 000 rn Rev.D RonDeni obedience Mong orthlp & Bible Study i!'tI,iit1ti ot fir,,- homemaker, in reverence and Rev Paul D Tri-.-.el school soffi for \\\\ \\ \\ Wednesday Sibl#CISSS Nursery) Church School Worship - : LAKEMARYCHURCH OF THE NAZARENE I?$ Crystal Lake Or 10 30a rn LUTHERAN CHURCH fl000,tandeAve (17 51) lLulstr1n Church nAmercat *1111- a 00 Paslof and 10404 m 6 oup m I Dop rn Nursery Provided for all Ser vo(CS GOOD SHEPHE RD .W th hot"e h Insist I ,.-r- - - a all fig ".. be ffl, a OOPm 8bIeCI n h'' Mighty Pastor Morning Worship Youth Hour Evangtisslic service Moo Week the y Can ii 00 a m Wed EvensnqSer vsce II FIRST CHURC H 101 W. 21th Place The Church 01 the Lutheran Hour and TV "This is the Lilt" .01,11ay. )Ol4r h it ht 10 00a m Rev ElmerA RtuUhtf ,,,,--.er. It ' / Wed Prayer ugla 0 Ellio tt even letters ii ffljjj Jilt Evangelist Worsh.p .- /'/'/,I/,, Lya. In 914, with'hil lOOp A5$emy .. / CHURCH OF CHRoST f Palm Springs Dr. Altamonte Springs - I ; of ,/ ' ere yol.11, D101 I Cortiins * . ot - I -- ry the husband, the head of the 'wusehold Not man) heads of nutted how much better it the home Can make such a would be to support the mission statement for their family. work of the church with our ' Ibelieve there is still hope for money, w hi ch God has enabled the families of America if we us to have, than to spend it in will turn to God in these legal fees and fines. How much ,roubled times and renounce better It would be to pay our 0`317 Pet gods, erect the Ad- tithes to support the cause of fashioned altar in the home, (11rist than to spend all we can have a special time of family get, legally or illegally, to i worsh ip of the Uue and living sport a drug, alcohol, or 9 (;od, and make our homes smoking habit. God's home, and God's word, Oh, for more fathers and our way of life. mothers who will say in reality 7 oop m 7 30 V ni OF THE NAZARENE IV%- BUT A his personal influclice upoll hi.s or our children have coril- fl 00 iu((tIp Sun NYPS 00 m Sun Eve Wor th ip rC remt 11.00a rr DavodJ Rich . I / New .01,110 I 00 (, i I and r 11 '' IS Sun Ily Service \ N .~ ~NI 11 10411 IM, 11D - 7.000,m FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1 o SO- pef itc C, (as 01 ~ ,'Xntslef ~ 9 4S& M ~ 11 o0a m ~ S,md&y Night M i' " ean - bold declaration could only forced to go to court before the cOnle because of confidence in ju(:ge forsome crime either we Holy Communion ,10 2 1 10 a s IT-- '/,,'/,'//' i /,/ ,// // ,,i / . 7 33p M ~ SANFORD CHRISTIAN I', CHURCH I 13? Airport Blvd Ph0372$ Broadcast Dis I a Devot ions1 14 he%. 3fl 10 11 1 ,' 1/ / ) FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURr DISCIPLES OF CHRIST I"? S. Sanford Ave CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. 14th St. A Oak Ave Bill W Coffman I Pastor Sunday Scholl 9 43d.m. Morning Wor%Np 11 o0a m ChurchTrnp I oo I /, ,-, Z, IIIle '. . Friday, Jan. 24, 1977A Reiigious Teacher .. ... OEN!VA CHUPCH Curate . 1413t ay "* 7.30 0 M i ght a It line' br Morning Worship v ri" b't 1le. l,sis rst shairing &Proclaiming . ,, / - d 401 s. Parlit Ave. fritont I.,- It-- . .. FORMEANDMYHOUSE WE house with such a love for his WILL SERVE TIlE WRD." In wife that he Is willing to give the preceding verses of this tdmself for her esen as Christ chapter, Joshua had called on gave tun iself for the Church, Israel to renounce the gods of and if they each love the other their fathe rs before the flood AND God with all their heart and it) Egypt AND to "Serve Ye soul, mind, and strength, it will #I x- IA)rd "However, in the final not be difficult to make the O%alysis, Joshua gave them the, statement that Joshua made, 64. privilege of choice. - . as for me and my house, We [Icing the leader Ile was, he will serve the Lord." flow much better it would be place as leader and mid, 1, to have our children go to but as for me and my house, we church a nd worship God with us Va: (i re n e Il , "I'l ::~_ - .,.~_ , Joshua 24.15, MORAVIAN CHURCH J T IP.11% Z__Z_Z___7__ _*: ,__~ 11.93)Sngtrat,on & (Sanford Garden Clu b H - - .6 ---I I , 4. Iluru, UI,? 00 ~ Pastor Rev Fred I Neal CALVARy BAPTIST ASSEMBLY - . e ROLLING HILLS - - - (,"1 V - - Church of God of Prophecy 9lSa m, Ii OOa m ,)QPrn p rrl 7 30p m nWohip Ep'thLee Evening P w Pra,rr Me 1100am. ' Sunday W ednesday . -4 1L DAVIS, Pastor an 2 SCIENTIST 100 East S econd Strut ___1____1 I ~-~_ .. . j_ - METHODIST CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Church CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2OI S Park Ave — r . 1, 7:110p no, N110`i `l` orner *_;'\ - Family Night JW#d) -- -- • C tJistSouffio$R-43ê) I y man H Kirkwood Paitor Sunday School ':1 m, WOVip IlOOam Nu;%y&K1nd1g.r1,n (4/u ' ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH IIII Oak Ave . Sanford OF GOD CHURCH -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Pastors , i uiviiriuivii . , FIRST ASSEMBLY Car. 311h and Elm Rtv E Don Con fl'hnhhnhuAuITV - ? 000 M Assenih1v ()J* Gsild -. ---.. - I !('tIl(I(!1 "_.- :;. Servirp Tilt A ç • FM QO° Prayer -.- SANLANDO UNITED I A ___ jp 4 1 Also on WWOS 1104) c - Friday, Jan. 24, 1975 4" I ..--.--- - 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ., -- ' --- —I '( I- I 4 l PINK S EEDLESS RAPE FRUIT TREE CITRUS 4- ` - S _ I -~ I~Nll - -:11 1 41 ______________________________________________________________________ ~= ' ~ _____ __ -- __ • --_ - * ------- C. - HILDA RICHMOND 174 3167 -- __________________________________________________________ - SHIRLEY MILLET 834 9212 Fcreoil Cit y - 40.1111 _ -. -_--__ - - -•. �6 WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _ _ -- __. ,r- •, . __. SPORTS Friday, Jan. 24,1975—.8A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. 24, 1975—lB Adopt A' Cat For -A t VA?a I . -- — M he Purrmfect Pet In- f# ' - - •. - -. . II) JEAN PArrlsoN Women's Editor t- hangcs in ,i flash, and even a cat in America deserves ap seemingly-staid elderly cat will plause, recognition, and a stai suddenly tear around the house on his litterbox. They're cuddly, capricious likeathing possessed, running and con conniving b> turn. Seminole County's humane p Society, one of more than 1,. u,erchatrs w Aloof as a princess, adoring o located throughout the nation, And pl a y ful as a football fan. is at present more a dream than Playful as a kitten — It reality. But there are at least Playf ul and haughty and couldn't be sa id be tter, curious and concernJ two places in the county where . And the ' clean , eat li ttle beautiful cats and kittens ian One sur:of, having a cat around means make few demands,' l3ut at the be adopted — and they're free. same time they're cornnever a dull moment, County Welfare Officer Bruce panionable, lovely to look at (lark has 32 spacious cages at Some people say they don't and each has i most distinctive the County Dog Pound and soon like rats; that cats ifl' 1ronalitv. ill be doubling this capacity. or that cats are sinister and give them theJanuary is national Adopt-AFive days after being brought creeps. ('at Month. Sponsor ed by 9- to the pound, if unclaimed by Obviously, these people have Lives cat food for The their owners, ca ts become the American humane Society, property of the County and are never owned a cat. Adopt-A--Cat Month is a public put up for adoption. Because cats have everything service program designed to at for them And for their he lp animal s he lte rs fi nd more The same IS true in the good homes for their cats and Casselberry pound. Animal kittens Control Officer Vicki Drake Sure, cats are independent. keeps the cats as long as But that Just makes it seem Morris, the finicky feline, possible, hoping to adopt them twice as nice when they choose star of 9-lives commercials out, rather than destroy them. to be affectionate, to rub up and an alumnus of an animal against your legs, and pu rr like shelter, is And acting they're as beautiful -I. steam engine, and refuse to spokescat" for the program. aninutis, most of them. Pure si t anywhere but Ifl - yo . ur lap. bred or mixed breeds; Siamese For Morris believes that all and Persian; marmelade, tiger And sure, cats do get a cats are created equal, thatand calico. Grown ca ts and tiny stra nge look in their eyes when unde r every furry facade bea ts kittens. they crouch on the edge of the heart of a super-cat, that darkness and stare out into the every feline exhibits the grace All crying out for some to 4.,. --- '(4— 41, '- - Basketball0: Ups And ' ,. ALZ -. - 4~ moe - - _~ Downs - I y I Seminole Junior College's Randy Wright displays the downs of basketball ashefopples Over the back of Tunxis Community College's John Small in Thursday night's game at SiC. At right, Seminole's Vernon Johnson, No, 40, and Randy Faber display the ups as they battle for a rebound. (Herald Photos by Don Vincent) arc too r ----'- ' -' - - - ' Cats: Impish, trreslstabie.,., - -— - -.. . -=-----'- . - - night, sming things you're not of a prima ballerina, the finesse love. aware of. But then their mood of a Barr),more, and that every You, maybe? Cats: Inscrutable, Independent, each an island unto himself a ball of yarn for.... Morris: Official Spokescat (and turned do wn several other offers), been a guest on national talk shows, won first acting Part that very day and won the 1e pawsdowo, The part of the finicky hero of cat food commercials was Morris' big break: not only was the the coveted PATSY award from The American Hu ma ne Association the animal equivalent of the car) and even had biography published. To help shelters, Morris is joining The American Humane Association, a federation of appr°mately 1200 humane societies, is proclaiming Jan uary, 1975 as national commercial and filmed around Morris' unique bstUscarred face and world weary manners, but cat food company signed him to a nine lifetime contract. written Since that day, Morris has been in constant demnd. He's appeared in a full-length film feature - - Regal, aloof,. . ese same Siamese can be skittish or cuddly turns 001 t vdaafienad Slodi 11 Dividends are paying off! Sanfords CIPs Into some Pop King of the pjt' set,. simply super Civil weickert thinking barbecue Improvement Project plans. sauce again in anticipation of Lake Mary Volunteer Fire And long-time Sanfordites Department's annual chicken are reminiscing. barbecue. Feb. 8. MI this and more in Herald Grannies in pants suits doddered by. Everything was in pants: males, females, and Gloria siaiier hate had news for men hate pants on women. You are going to be seeing more and more of ladies' ants, and less and less of ladies' legs. Why? Because they're so cornfortable, that's %hy! DEAR ABBY: Please don't laugh grow I want to be of u Stt, Pople s. tLt you have to go to law school and become a lawyer first. Is tha t true HUSSELI.IN HOUSTON DEAlt I(I'SSELI.. But liur A :; presi dents, 25 were President I right? Or did women's lib change all that' w WHO AM!? DEAR WHO: Socially, ,oj are still Mrs. John Jackson. Don't blame women's lib for Celebrate $25 AD future wife? this Christian - skirts I MELINHEIJ.EVIJJE u.., QVI some wi,mtn ri ) - consequences emerged Alti o X r MAW • 17 - I Ier Behin ( Can It Bet? second 35 tournament, SALES... P Cagers ' - _____ r bought more than sioco. worth, AndOPPS Allan has sevtral more Take a Up from Allan Zane and schedule - DOG RACING ' - your advertising Ai. - - in The Navy meets Temple Heights Of the tournament," he said. of Tampa, lake Brantley hosts "This was just a bad round. Maybe the rest of the week ill be better." Orlando Colonial and Lyman is at hoine against _ central Catholic, It Call The Herald Advertising DePt.-322-2611 Let us help you sell more $100 P h*"* 1303) 372.6S9, ? to Seminole & Volusia IN • dropped ninth-ranked Daytona Sanford Naval Academy's to Miller'sprogress, also had a 71 in the brllthnt sunshine that bathed Cy;resi Point, one of Beach 4Mainland 64, 59 Tuesday Ross, No. 12, will be In action three par-72 courses being used will conclude an up-and-down week for the Seminoles, They Popa Jack Nicklaus, who proclaimed a massive indifference - Seminole's meeting at Jones 4 (' - ' Herald. You'll find your ad dollars will go further and produce more A. Adaii1 45 49--44 Lyman ?va., of Sop 78 SEMINOLE: Williams 010; sem;nole 0$, Faber 7-0-ti, Kennetrew 306. McDOnald 7.1 IS. Total Fl5 Tunxis j, Noe 701 McNeil 4 2 10. Fort, I 7 Fouled O would courses for C Where does Global advertise? in The Herald. Only Allan feels thaf The Herald Is read In The Herald, by ShOppers In h1s marke fing area and his Herald ads bring them to his store regularly, , A 1t, Tunxis MCIn!re I - , 03u u-fli. Teat P-TI 65. i 25. 26 .th ( Glen Dv,, F, NO.0 as Seminole turned Tunxis' fuilcourt press Into an advantage wi numerous layups. - ALLAN ZANE 104; £ 114 OUAUVT DIAUSJ Pf•$,G, — flu __' In the 2 days following the ad, six JAN. 'a way back north, "We played a game Tuesday night and it was 22 below 02; have been the first After Colonial today, Lyman soccer team did not win a Brantley battled Winter Park inning soccer season at plays De La nd, B hop Moo is re, match, without two of its ou tstanding Lyman. Sanford Naval Academy, "Despite it all, we'll be in forwards, Gary ZIffer and Paul "But although you play to win Gainesville and Winter 3occer nialches School at 2 p.m. Saturday at Park, there plugging Oak Ridge jumped to a 2.4 "1 had set a goal of winning everything, I just don't know if away," said King. ffer is plagued wi th a Wednesday. Seminole's match Na%)'s field in the battle of first half lead Last year Lyman's soccer Stone. before Ignatius' eight out of our 15 matches," with Florida Central was knee and hip injury and King is e'll make it. We've got a mford high schoo ls, team won three matches; the first goa l cut the margin to 1 l.ymanCoach Stone jd, "That Although Lake Brantley cancelled because Florida s idelined with an ankle in jury. ged schedule Lyman and Lake Brantley ahead of us." year before, Lyman's first played what Coach Bob Central has been in%aded and have been hampered by in. In addi ti on, forward Ken nearly conquered by the flu, Steadman called "the best Kirchn juries to key players arid the Injured his knee in game we've ever played ," the th Oak Ridge dumped Lyman 5e first two minutes of the WedPatriots could not score against Winter Park game. 2 and Winter Park defeat ed nesday. Winter Lake Brantley 3-0. Lyman is Park. Lyman lost ace Bill Pace Steadman said th e extent of now 5-4 after winning five when he chipped a bone two "Everybody played an Kirchman's injury will • I not be I outstanding game," straight and Lake Brantley is 5Steadman known until x-rays are taken , Calif. was doing until I 3. said. "We played a super. today'.zirrerandKiflg finished in)- Watson, at Spyglass. They'll a11 B E Smith over Orlando Boone. should be AI' 1 6 IS-?' fantastic gaine but we couldn't ba ck ii action against DeLand Johnny Miller got a round," said Nicklaus, whose shift In soccer action today, P Curl 37 31-7I the Kris Ignatius, L)inans "all. chuckle on the first tee. and get the stupid ball into the net. Feb. 1. Archer position as the game's pretnier third rounds. meets undefeated Metro Conference candidate" Rodgers 1134-11 "As soon as I hit my drive, performer has been challenged "As far as inter-play, passing us. Open champion Hale Ir. Metro conference foe Orlando according to Coach John Stone, the first shot in the Steadman said Bishop 36-71 golf tourna. by Miller's re ce nt specta cular Colonial t 3:30 p.m. at Colonial and attack, it was our best Kenney, Brantley's opponent E Pearch in blew to a fl at playing at half his physical 3932-71 Spyglass, some guy in the gallery IS 3777 game. The ba ll just wouldn't go tonight, Is "superand Lake Brantley takes on potential because of a thigh exploits. "I'm not concerned Tom Weiskopf had a 75 on the o Maslengair tough. ThiiI yells at me, 'Boy, what's with Lott him if he Isn't leading the same course. 37 35-72 into the net." Jacksonville's Bishop Kenney, injury and injuries to both are the best. Th I Graham at's as simple Bruce C'raniipton 3636 77 rong? You're still even par." golf one of the top soccer teams in knees. B Bolai Winter Park scored once in I can put it." had an 80. Billy Caspe r shot 34-"72 But it was the last laugh he "it he's shooting 65, then I'll, 74. D $tO(*tn 36 36-fl the first half and twice in the Area soccer teams ar e had. There were no more gig- interested." 3834-72 P(A king Lee No of the goals we" closely checking their records Trevino, Ar- ° Fleischer gles. 3933—fl second. shots that popped over the head and their schedules Miller, Nicklaus and Green, nld Palmer and Gary Player GICfl with an eye The runaway, record-setting four-time inner last year, all are not 3S37 -77 of Brantley's out-of-position on post-season tournament competing in this usual. C Blocker inner ci the Phoenjy. and Tuc- played Cypress Point, the ly eather.p1agued event Mi5S,il, Is-72 goalie and trickled into the play. A Paple that 36 36-72 goal. son Opens had to work hard shortest and probably the MiI'ShitI as blessed with ideal playing 33 37-77 The eight teams with the best over the toughest holes on the easiest of the thr"e courses. conditions. C SIHOFd 36 31--fl "Everybody's human," record of the 18 Cen tral Florida course to sa lvage a one-under Ziegler, who won the Moroccan 0 Crawford 31 17-71 Steadman said. "And humans soccer j Wecrj teams will compete late par 71. " Open late last fall, was at J Pot? )9 make mistakes. We made two in February and the suvivor 34 --7) And that left Miller in the Spyglass 11111 1 Ziegler 3 2 ii J Hardy p or three and Winter Park w ill Journe) to H Green unaccustomed posture of trail. the sta te tour. C Courtney 3234 No strokes back of the lead3' 36- 73 capitalized on them." Littler 3131 N Hill nament in early March. ing the leaders. lie's five shots ers ere Ross Randall, Andy A North 3$ 35 73 3.1 U 64 P turneth r ) t S 10 2.) Nick of Hubert Green and Lar- North and veteran Gene Littler, R Randall 3 31- ii C Ltider 383.5 7) Watson ry Ziegler, tied lth 66s after tied at (8. Randall and North 36 13-eq P J ohnston II) 33 7) , 35 31 69 P Mcwre Thursday's first round in the played Cypress, Littler as at Area high school basketball C SanudO 31 15 69 S Melnk 31 3.5- 73 $I5,ClOO Ding Crosby National Spyglass. I X it(teams desert their gyms tonight IC 37 33 TO N MCIP'ndOn 361736 37 7) '. Zarley PrAm, but will be at home Saturday. 3 34 -70 B Baird 35 38- 13 The 69 by Cesar Sanudo i Schtoccier it is the first time this season, 362S 71 N Morley In action tonight, Seminole '39 31 -11 the low score at Pebble Beach, A GOalbv 35 36 -li G knudson 3611-73 111gb School ventures to th' first time in nine rounds, theseasldehnkslayoutthat will Simons 34 Ii- ;t B Hein 3736- 73 tt Miller has Failed to lead or C Groh Orlando Jones, Sanford Naval 3336--;l W Armstrong 3736 73 serve as t he site for the Final i JaOS 37 ii it 0 Deln chan' the lead. It's the fin Academy treks to Florida 3736 round Sunda - Sanutlo as tied IIIItr 3534 Il 0 St(J time he's shot in the 70s. 36 3? 73 Central, Lyman is away at thk P M.ltblc 36 35- 11 0 Clen ith Jerry McGee. at Cypress 31 39 7] But t he pollyanna Ridge and Oviedo fl ee ts Ocoee 36 3S 71 1 O'rPl 3) guy with Point, and redhead Toni 't the i fl 11 Ii Slrn whiplash ssing found the at Ocoee. 11 JS I-011111bright spots. Sanford Naval Academy, / "At least I didn't get in posi. Lyman and lake Brantley are j.' tion hre I'm blown right out home Saturday. Civic - 'Nelve of the Raiders' 13 players scored in the sewnd half Seminole didn't play and Florida , Regardless, Ignatius scored In the second stanza. fared bet ter than Lyman and Brantley. at 7 p.m. at Lake bo th Lym an goals against Oak n Oak flidge reeled off Lake Brantley who did. Sanford Naval academy Ridge. lie was assisted on the three straight goals to put th e Lyman and Brantley dropped entertains Seminole High first one by Kevin McKeever. game out of Lym an's reach. high school The combination works for Global Carpets. Globl's Jan. ii $23. ad brought In customers from Seminole & Volujia responding to their offer of Shinyl Vinyl floor covering at bargain prices. Church, f pla is - Depre ssion Glass ______________ iverybody else St. Petersburg and then battling Valencia Junior College on the TUPXIS Buckler 54 14, Small 3 4: Jacobs 701; Wnght 0-li, Brunso n 6 I 13; Womack 7 7l, Johnson 7 414; Bernier 2-0-4. ank& 4210; fox 1) 5; Cegianeii0 1- T ot&s 78, Giant High chool Soccer Weekend Set Allan's marketing concept calls for regular advertising of quality merc hand i, and competitive pri cing. f(4( Center 0*. Il• 1*. Al D 1u S. W Out where Tunils' Ron Womack had 16 points, most on drives throug h th e middle of the Raider def ense. Teammates Jay Buckler tossed in 14. Jesse Brunson had 13 and Curt Ban ks added 10. None Allan Zane, Manager of Global Carpets in Sanford is a sharp marketing man. ""' "•'•' Show and Sale in easy S IN $1000 I - Sanford, Florida's The quintet outscored Tunxis 2 the nest eight minutes for a commanding 4 halftime lead, MC's Vernon Johnson controlled th e boards and sank z fleld goals before giving away to the Ralders' second five. McDonald took up Johnson left off with four two. pointers and a free throw. Forte and Wright stifled the visitors' offense by shutting off their inside attack . McDonald led the Raiders with 15 points. John son and Faber bucketed 14 apiece and Mike Williams and McNeal hi t 10 each. ment, Ed & Sara Myers Mr. and Mr.. 0 1) I;indre,s. Floral ikiht, Sanford, will celetrate thei r 50th wedding anniversary at a reception Sunday, 5 p.m. at the First 1607 S. Sanford Ave. Randy Faber. Stan McNeal, Johnny Forte and Randy Wright. J NlkIii ignorance. Anniversary DEAR ABBY. Will you please do me a favor and an. scr this in )OUE olu,i:i so I "a n give it to my son t show his [L lead and maintaining that advantage In the second half. "We were beat out there and it showed," Tunxis Coach . Michael Sabia said. "We played in Hartford. Connecticut last night (Wednesday) and didn't catch a plane out of there until 3 air.. this morning (Thursday). "1 guess we've had about three hours sleep.,' Thnxls has two days off before meeting Eckerd Uege of were per cent in the second half. Thnx is shot 43 and per - cent. is So, y'all come back Sunday! other Di-Alt ABBY: Drogosz's Seminole Sidelights column, hich has been shunted from today's Evening Herald to the Sunday Herald, where she'll have more room to speak. Landress ) time we have girl over for supper, she brings her Mak' and inlcts in 'Avighing tar) tlim bt!,tt Stir eats. All friends of the couple are While I am putti ng food on the las -rrs. women dress to impress tnvitvd to attend . WOfflefl.-floj fflfl Myhusband Lib!" and is Pants on ives should be t1 been dead for 15years, bull MttiRi 4100-11. sli,i goes into the declared valid grounds for htdlLOflSldef myself to be MRS. kitchen and weighs her fo4 [_UNOFRWORL CUDDLY" PAJAMA t uncontestable divorce, with JOHN JACKSON. be fore bringing her te 0 HALF PRICE ,jI My problem is: People reciprocal privilege in the case still table. SALE es address mail iarid ('1 mini and hot pants pecially i think th is is bad tliarinrs .i Cowan's Underworld Chrii was cards to M HS. t't 1 IllMagnolia JUNE JACKSON. This really t tell so',it' of JNSUJ;!EI) o'1ofR *gR.. iiiakc me angry because it is DEAR INSULTED: Not IiL-th MEl.: I disagree. my understanding th at until I j() necessarily. The young soman Siirne t*nmen look great In marry again. I h ub%ioUIb a right aicher punts. but softie look btt'r than M sistvr.inlaw, who thinks and I Sy hooray for her. Try In m-mkiers. Granted, she knows it all, told inc that be a little more undrrlandIug. in slacks should not turn their Or would you rather ha ve a tat harks, but the came can he said sawe J4111fl k not living, ure JOHN JACI(SON. Am daughkrinlaw .4 some men. Morris: Folk-hero of American cat population - MC's Sterling replaced his sta rtin g live with Reggie Mc Don al d, SJC had httle trouble with Tunxis, grabbing a 4~-28 halftime helped," SJC Coach Joe Sterling said after Thursday night's win. "Th e team's been just a little bit away from getting f. - game Saturday night. he boys are getting accustomed to the gyrr, and'it roupLTED ROBES HALF PRICE DEAR ABBY: I was in the Detroit airport w hen I read the item in your column about the husband who blew his stack because his wife purchased an overpriced pants suit. The The win concluded a aizwte home stand in which the Halders won the last eve. St. Johns River Junior College christen ed th e home ser ies wi th a win over th e Raiders 12 days ago. in the last two nights C has ripped the friendl y chords of the Raider gym for points. The Raiders trounced Flagler ColT lege 1I Wednesday. - zero." Sabia said. "Can you believe that? Tuenty4wo below." Tunxis opened with a 4 lead and stayed in front more than half of the initial 20 minutes. time "'lluls COmIr-unitY College of Connecticut. I ________________ SALE Cowan's Underworld 114 Magnolia we've lost sI close games... and I hoped the gii, oWd help. And now I thin k we've done it at home." And now it is to leave, The SeiTJnole Junior College Raiders gave themselves a farewell party Thursday night — a 8 basketball victory over Morris will spend much th together .... Herald Sports Editor Of his time in the next month "stomping" for Adopt.A.Cat Month, but then the cause is near and dear to his hear',, ___ Women's Pants Turn Him Off I aidd ersHome En Stand With 94-68 Wi n public service campaign is designed to help anll shelters find more good homes for their cats and kittens. Every person adopting a cat from a participating shelter in Jan ua ry will receive a cat care book, an adoption certificate, a feline hill of rights, a letter from Morris, and free ca t food, all co mpl iments of Morris. UNDERWORLD debatables. A courting penguin would have been hard put to decide where to drop the pebble in the Standardized parade of bulging bellies and butts. Stewardesses in britches walked by. iWhy don't they hire bonna fide boys in the first pla(e?, No woman looks good In pants. Some wily 100k worse than others. Arid that goes es frr Marlene in her tuxedo. too, It has been said the success Of a woman's costume is directly proportional to arousal of a man's desire to tear it off her. The pants mania thus confirm, , search of a cat with star potential, Morris audltktied for his -. unravel and tangle? .1 For Humane Associations he was rescued by animal talent scout Bob Martw1c Martwlck had come to th e animal shelter In .But to f_ LJ E The Herald Services Not all stars are discovered in Hollywood. Just 3sk Morris, the finicky feline pIwr4onality of cat food commerci als. Today, Morris' rrats-toriches life story has made him the folk-hero of America's cat popula tion, Left to fend for himself, Mo rris ended up in a humane society shelter where his days were numbered. Just as it seemed the end was near, 40 What 's • P - ' - d then (altered to Oak Ridge tonight and Saturday. Navy i double overtime away tonight and at home Wednesday, Saturday. L for this unique event on the pieturesque Monterey Peninsula, 'I didn't know what Miller Lyman Pats In Action lake Brantley wrestles Melbourne tonight at hone and Lyn an takes on powerhousp Merritt Island on the Lyffl an mats Keep Your WHATCHAMACALL IT Warm With A Genet a I Crawford is now Wantley's coach Merritt Island has 'n 11 straig ht matches entering Saturday's t'uI with Lyman -. Electric Saturday night in the top weekend prep wTesUingmatches. Lake Howell fleets thsh Moore Saturday night. Cu'ach Dave Crawford coached Melbourne to an conS ference cham pionship and district runner-up spot two years •. WEATHEflTRON HEAT PUMP CALL. 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C. 31.62 Nodakxg 6 THURSDAY MATINEE FIRST DoubIsi Spec 7. 14i )5 20 400 I I p.; Perfecto I& n us so SIXTH, 1-8. 0, 35113 Pertecta (53) Negui Attu Ouimlela (I 8) U2 20 Perfect& (I a) %115 SO • 280 4 Oulniela sm so Dasl' Double (71) o oo HOTONDA, Fla. to 21 391 13, I Cleveland Hftslon 21 18 461 111 ; jured Miami Dolphin Dick Anderson will be replaced by S 37 119 :6 WesWen conference New York Giant Ron Johnson. Nthiesota's Chuck an will be replaced by teammate John Gillia m and Foreman MidWPI? DIVISIOn Detroit Chicago Mll*ak" 77 19 say 24 . 10 -SAS 2 72 21 .SI2 3, j KC 71 25 Omaha Pittsburgh's Jack Ilan, will fill in for Washington's Duane Thon-as. Ii 5) 533 20 Wiggin KC Coach KANSAS CITY SAwl Ajp~ & ao 7-bo s AI ava.Mnp, I Oviniela (78) S" 40 Perfects (I) $270 30 SIXTH, Doubles. Slit. 1: Art-p"N Perf-I I C: . : [ r: Sac? P.' i Qupnla (7 5) Pewy Shan goo 360 360 640 1 B J. Futree 4.40 350 K's Purty Prrp!r L.z Mined. Ms Mutit ; so SmiIn $0 Lni 1 60 Qviniela (35) 54000 Perfcta (S 3) 5)13 10 Val Appeal Kansa s City Omaha a? TWELFTH. 34, MIlwaUkee •t Atlanta A 110 440 4 Mon,a 9 u e I; vrn, S 20 440 3 &4ruri Larrea 7 AO 4 Prily D" 440 6 Ouln1ein t2.:) %7? so Ou;nItI& (37) SU,00 D0mininQ0 Muguerld . . Perfect. (7 4) 5103 TrIVKt. (736) $1,143 Attft,dlnce: 7.457; NINTH, Sines, Spec. 7: Zarr* Pe 144 ;o, •, (1 6 le;id all ~,,olfers Wednesday at rin by Dottie I Baltimore Gets WHL Team Ann Williams and Star), the championship flight with a 73 and Fran Goodman won the Whelchel won the feature with BALTIMORE (AP ) - After two abortive attempts, a financially troubled World Hockey Association team has finally landed In Baltimore. feature, a biind bogey draw, with a 78. nv-Colt C I' To Register 4 ~~i f ;, V I ., I I Maude Butler stroked a101 in the third flight, Trudy (.osens Ann Guth stroked a 91 in the -. I I \ ' - ç :-~!. '. ... I IV 'S !' ' #' Lane. Mvguerja r's .". ..•.. l PLW,Hz . . 4-60 S __ S 16 A - - _ Perfecto .. . Inca (3) 2. Say um S16260 urts Yza Aldan& Elorts 'CE 29 10 6 M 440 A Ilia 1,60 7 ! I t, - LarrlSanchez CachoPerfi o CE MADE IN His Ow HOME SCUD ECCH! is soup is 60 2 lcaElq'ia - - FIFTH, 5-16. D - I. manatee virgy It). 2. pony Tress (12), 3. . s Me () SIXTH.3 l.A - I. Tell Eagle (121 9-20 340 7 120 3 Pedecta (I 7) 5146)0 Arecha Perez off a 17ft,top mount ) , - . - I 00 - 4 Pass , You. "goulh. hold • 9AA K AK, 613w A 2 boy f'ie,,ds 'Coldcuts at do you do no A - rass You expect a nice I FUNNY BUSINESS profit hrre. By Roger Bollen - V A TODAY'S QLI.STION A MOW ,HAT South hold Q 76 v 2 • K J 54 AA (OF L IF SEs Tb BE T14 AT Q tut do you bid as de.itt'r' -Lr" -.---- 5nser Tomorro % 4 ! - GOIN 13 10 10 20 4 00 I 20 AD 1 2 20 6 450 a Now $211 Sale 6.40 : I a,__ ($),$ Cs4- in pastels a full range of sizes WAGGLE a '' iLL- ' 'i I I - ii.i - . P Perfect. (77) $134 tO C Vancvr 400 Q740 10 I ChCa00 10.40 320 Ramon 620 6 Oun'eti (17) 54900 Perfects (12) $13500 Late Daily Dovole $20 So Oivs;ion 3 72 70 4 4 134 13-i 5'., LouIs 1571 7 14 165 ii 77 6 21 lii ICY KC 10 31 1 31 Il) 191 D.vi; 3 Montreal : --- I V_~, W , Last 3 days 200/c off air cond'it"'ioners, i ______ 1 ______ ". I - - f uJ ' 1 - -~-_---I / \ : - - / / ,7 ." .. - I '* '. ~i .; Ii' ' _j - - . I 1. ClItf5LI -..---- j Will ,_---'e, ,.. . • . - "" __- • - / I .JE f ~, I' F I - HULA' '4 ) '. , ~ ,, / / - ' _.3 ?Iuuu, .11~ I ~ -ii' . L ' I __ . -- t-:4 ,-, / , -- ' ____.-.-- ' i).) - ( yr \ IL -- . ':'ç;' * - - 114 ____________________ WELL, THE'f'VE CANCELLED THE SENATOR 'S SPEARING TOUR I V ,--f 1, SE HE LEANED O R THE 4EFT/ THE SPEECH HE DE 4 ____ ___ ! - by Bob Montana k.- a NO WHEN HE OE A IGHT TURN ON HIS BICYCLE' 1. 1. 1.24 ~ Ili . I ___ C -j t ----I_ ?-.") ' ) ~~5 '_? 11 . fii, ARCHIE \\ - 'w-. 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S Fortune Seeker (I). 6. Poor Ann (4), -- tiking that p St.it' CIty ___________________ 9C FINR . ". i-Abr- I refrigerator features a Power . Andy Over (6) I -, 4 j -1 I IM&L " _ - L , VA CLUMSV)' '." '" - ;91 Sil - . i I Orig.S339.Our 17 Lcu ft top mount caref tee good looks without ironing Available . . -.1 I . ~~_ __ ~V - P PL101j p I L4 r ______________________ ===_ Our! 1. * --- :_....: 111111111111 11111111111F Re $8 Save on men's Iongsleeve dress shirts, too Two button cuff, long point. - Classy Wink (61 SEVENTH Doubie Spec 7 TWELFTH 716 0-1 Play Mt Ecp*.r*o Sanchez 11 70 720 360 2 (51) 7 Clagary Bob (1) 3 Sptan 6 510 1 rraIi,4?.ney8cJr,flO)5 ,chilI Eloria 540 3 h*Sptr (l).6 MOflt*gv*T,flel (17, Quinta (12) 53120 7 b J Red Star (6) I Lorna ay Pedtcfa (71) EIGHTH Do ubles, Spec 7 MencMs W, ewspape r , . :" ' IS 7). 2 Nob#t Tony (6). ]. Sheila Eckert(10.4. DOrk Mitt (4) S. sainn Perfecto ($6) $19620 ITH SiflhttS ) _ this n this , ~ 1 I OP - I - TM,' N'r/ MY TURN YA LOOK II `VMEKE / FL-ASHING AND I - ('' WitCiitteOvkt(4),7,FD;Wiq (S), I. Jue Ragtar (6). Jet Ouirlwa (6, 111) v? 40 -1 .-.._-.•._I i DOONESBURy , -- I . " NeguiSanch.z 1540 910 340 2 kites(S) A. Le.Sn(10) ow 1. Lustre DomlnZ. 7.40 3.40 7 EckerI(4)6 Ma Habscker(17),7, Arecha.Ya 320 1 All Good (5)5. Pntoms King () Qui&eIa(77)W70 NINTH,S)6,B-1,SCOI?JCk Perftti (77) 515000 (61,2 M1CtOMIt (3).3. Pattie Early ily Doute (72) $15100 FIFTH Da Doubles, Spec. 7: Ola 1()s)4Iv II I ___ j I SEVENTH. S ill. e -I Perfecto (2-7) 9200.10 Erdola Javi - F 0 0 7 I & ~ I. whereupon East's nine of trumps became the setting I - ---,-% -,- I 3~ i Closeout I ,,' Canoe Shoes (3), 6. Mystic King (?- 3.40 1 Efdoza Ta;n silboo-Ramorl - I 9.607 Wendy(5),lMaryEfla(4,,S QutII4I (77) 56110 -A f)ble 4v '' fl hurry about YOU S H OULD SEE OU CHEP'S HOME - Ii . W _ ___ monf#gue CO'mtd (S 2). 3. S,PVv Lane (4). 3, R. 1360 600 360 2 L T's Ricky (1). 4 Akarshall Matt 610 300 7 (IO. S instant R eturn (2), 6 C?cho.Yz. __ rea ing IV d s s a big savings - FOL'RTH.S)&c-,vuc05.2, THIRD, Doubles. Spec. I.. C 1; 2V 3 e oug ld ae South Out of trouble. There -- I a Jennifer jo n2). with all 1) U17 20 ( e bidding has been West took his a ce and led the five of clubs. East won with the jack and led a third club J 'PlBLEl r - ~~, Charmer 117.2), 3. 1.403103 7.ManateePeggy()o).3 Ted'; Ouin;eia (2L]) US $0 4 .; 1 i l7'] woo -- ..L. 7. Father; Okaba (101,1 Margie SECOND. Dovbs, Spec . 7. EchanaoBettla 11,10 3.50 Ij . 1 ' CCEN . IS V. 6 Cute Cleo Eckert (4). 7. Criss Tommy Tears t3). s. colorful Perfecto (*7) 530600 1 ____ Chic Young r r'1 MEE JAE I I 1 °•(')•) l.r.rnHe,W,4, THURSDAYNIGHT i .. j Montague MA&rker (4), 4, L L JOn with ill- 31 S67.0 * - 6 - ___________________ ___________ N -_ Big O3Swith All 1) 5720.20 135 ~ 2A -South, a cheerful. careless player rose with duminy's ac-e and went aster trwiips. BLONDIE THIRD, 5-16. D - 1. Frolicking 17 60 S 40 I - 2• to shift to the king of clubs. RW! teams. I Good Recovery (s), TWELFTH, Doubles, Spec. 1; Mairurimenchano6o a.2o I . , du ' )' Favorite Pastime (911,3. Tumble jet 2400 1440 3.60 5 J Fa%l This gave hini a look at mmy aid that look told him SO A \ double or his opening lead. He W est, an ordinary, good ______ , I IN 61 - could have opened that king of clubs and beaten the hand I irrespective of how South tIiainoncL. I TONIGHT FIRST. Dail,r Double (3 7) SS7 00 I 4 w, C 0 1~~ / that he had kept quiet Opening ied _______________________ first flight and Jane McKibbin %%&s low net with a 77 and Kay Boys 13 and 14 compete in the league %ill operate a new tearri. the Baltimore Blades, recorded a low net 72. Marge Arnold captured the feature Pony League and boys 15 and 16 here for the rest of the current season. Persson won the ith ____________________________- Dog Entries 7: 770 150 340 2 5.40 400 7 Chucho • F North • I . .., Pe"ImIn (3 71 SSI 00 .. -K- I / - THE BORN LOSER later vulnerable livnt I that South had thrown away the rubber. West explained to us SOtTlI A K QJ 1062 . - 4k4 ' It ,i. 160 1 T ENTH ; v 63 • Q 1062 VQ 109 . '_ I ll $154,371 AzpI Ii V 754 1 ., have won the rubber instead of winding up in the soup. As Is the case with most bridge games no one mentioned * * 11)94 ,-%,, -, The boys' pony baseball league will be expanded from six to eight teams this year and the Colt League from four six . EAST - I 7 / EST in, * A 93 '-' ______ -ni Up OF'MIS! AHEAD! 0 ' i-'- 0" , i..v! -y'v - ' r 1. ._ 9 ;# &so". I I ...WE'Re p.MI&G 'CA.NOSCj W Y. Wint&r Park. ' ________ 11 nine of trumps. South woul(I AA6 I by wave taue second flight was tops. g Ira on w from Vose had a low net 74 and Mary a.m. to 2 p.m. each day. Margaret volts was low net,.in • ace of clubs, He could have waited for the second club lead. After that play there would be no way for West to score his JR2 •AKJ84 Saturda y at Zack Taylor Field In the . U . _______________________________ L!1IE Turner H (Sñ,%jf) and J,IiS Jeofs ) I Dkk BRIDGE . V - HURRY,TUW - A Ma)laIr. ( C:10 CAN'T (OU next to Showalter Field in . Ji WIN AT . C '. inchides boys from Oviedo, is 78. IJ ____ - I.0 the participant's parents. to PARR TAT' ET7EZ -- All Souls Church and must be WHA and city officials announced 1bursday that the Detroit at Chicago Ne* Orleani at Phoenix Portland at Golden State Handle: fib Robertson tired an Thursday. He is only the * Saturday's Game; 600 $ OulnIela (46 52710 Perfec. Mink Philadelphia at Portland 3 00 Chiefs WATN eLO%V IN TPE ALLEY OOP signed by the participant and ie. ov __________ Entry forms are available at I ODS I 1\ _ 74 0A with a 1,238 and Mike Bowes Friday, Jan. 24, 195-3B ARNIVAL AVE 11 ,.-...1__.--7 J \i7.. N u11 I I t 1,261. ioijer,son L.IIJ Francisco "001nd coach the Chiefs h:ive ever known, ., u~,(,(11!1~ £ M * U Ô Houston Seattle at Chicago Atlanta &I Detroit Ne,v Orleans of Los Angeim 320 1 Loch Cam Orn NeA York at Buffalo 4 40 250 %12." ELEVENTH, 5.16, 8, ji.14: HUM? Ing SPefd 9.10 4.40 S 60 4 EIGHTH. Doubles. Spec. 7: A t 3 0 3) ou;njela 3 310 Friday's Came% 3 , Lea gue's Kansas Uty ,,( (' Park Pon) -Colt Lea gue which 41ffs, was named head coach of the National Football delphia 100 TENTH. S-16, A. 31.21: S ;. Wiggin, defensive coordinator of the San Nt* York too. Cleveland V Golden State 100. ph.IA ulnlefa (6 1) S20 40 Perfecta (7 6) 55320 Perfect& (I 2) %24010 SEVENTH. Doubles. Spec. 1. Larri YZA 14.40 6.40 400 5 da View ThurWay's Results ContestSet (AP) -Paul %Iggin has alwayss concen trated on defense. Now, though, he finds himseif thinking aNtut offense. HCuStOn 99, Atlanta row The youngsters will shoot 20 The contest is open to boys free throws Saturday and the and girls between 11 and 14 winners will be eligible for years old. Competition will be regional, state and national 1)9 5 Pacific Division Golden St 79 16 "4 -Seattle 20 2S "A 9 Portland 2 _______ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. r0l~!.Y __ Ai YouWff O1 ow • EEE MortWalker - ~2 Upcoming tournaments at Feb22 and 23 and doubles and singles competition Math 1 Bowl America include' Seminole County Junior and 2. Entry deadline is Feb. & Tournament Feb. 15 and 16. Seminole County Women's n Anderson and Ka thy The Knights of Columbus basketball free throw contest gets underway Satday with district competition at the All Souls Church Social Hall in Sanford. Tuesday with three new football players in the field. In. 21 New C~Iean% Free Th still open. The final spots will be determined next Monday and ,' 537 $0 - rt onth'S $125,000 Superstars finals, leaving only four spots Central OltiOn ,%60 'A (All) N CAN'T 615-E Z Stars and queens can bowl Bowling Association Tour- Henry won the Holiday Doubles ei ther time. nanlent -team competition Tournament ear li er this month with a 1,286. Kit Johnson and Curtis Johnson were second Defending champion Kyle Rote Jr., Austrian skier Hugo Nindi and baseball's Lou Brock and Mike Hargrove have gained entry into next 57 %I, 10 5.15 6'; York S SEVENTH. 1.16. C, 31.3o:Mon Montague Yarn S " 3 Mister MFCUS 3 3 7 940 6 WYCI,ft Gold Ouln;elh (3 7) $13 20 Perfecta (37) $2250 EIGHTH S-16. A 11111%.-Go Tom Eckert 960 1100 540 1 Misty file 5,20 360 S Tn Fay S40 7 QunI(a(67) 51 19 Perfecto (7 61 M to FOURTH, Doubles, Spec. 1: Bllba3 Beitia 2110 8W ]rko I ii 370 New 3Q Philadelphia Barry King Ovin;e4a 115) S21.110 500 2 Brock In Finals Silo K'$Singapore Bosl America on Airport Boulevard will hold i Star-ofthMonth and enf.th Month Roll fSundayat1p.m, and Monday at 10 a.m. i IN bItr ,ngs Atlantic DivI;ion W Buffalo 320011.60 $Q 7 Domingo A:pi 500 o 3 eO 300 1 scmeison • NIIIA 11 00 s Rollin Rex S60 400 6 , ran Perfecto is 7) "I so Ouln;elh 0 3) 131 10 Perfecto (13) sii SECOND. Doubles, Spec, 7: Attana Atberdl 700 4 40 300 S-80 660 4 Echano Beitia 400 2 QuinIe4e (4 7) $40 40 Perfecto (11) 595 10 819 0 )I I Vi Ith 4 7) S25# 00 Atuna Perez MOnIreI "0 i Quinia (S fl 660 520 3 1 Pittsburgh hC 'srnct I11 JI at A?IIIta BEETLE BAILEY Slated Sunday I Roll-Offs Jai Friday, Jan. 24, 1975 2B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. . T ,pRiE9',:7 ET ELOV. HORE- ri ' o LP LL 4P ' I EFUEf. ro K R)tr ( I 'F ICig.\ I , - / I R0ALT ! --- \r, ' '"- ' / I ___________________ I ' WOME L OR EEK & MEEK O%F) -' - . - - 1.-: - by How.. Schneider 0. ; 9,I 2 Calif- - 11 " I 31 12, 19A New York Rangers S. Atlanta . THU*SDAYNIGHT ' Lou, 7 Vincovv er 3.Wath*n 2 Say it s True c it - _--_A - 700 410 toreNo at Cal'forn,a Satv:day'; Games 760 i Sa - J Rutty '0 ruw speclai Ioaay f ( -. 20 ' I ' for 20Go Savings on all Our _/" '- . - ..- , - LOBTEP . - ( ) THIMIK V" SfTTL ' rLitL A FoR PhISaoe!phlaatn.orL4tf4r 1603 y Fir 1, "CHARGE a, at Sanford Plaza Penneys-Open rinon, thru Sat, 10 a.m. to L iir i'- * L..- - - ) it RUTTR 4 . . I .. .: A ',*- , 9 pti •-. r . t~A . - , .1. _ -- - * - - - -. - __ ______ --- ) I' . L '\A ~Ji~ ' ~~\ ~ , , =1 - S - ~ - . I " .,___ _ - -. - - - R I 4 0- '&__ I- SAWDWI C IN 0 -- . . 1 / . -a. by Frank Hill . L 01% E NOLR - . 10601003405 - I \ •:. -. _ SHORT RIBS _________77 __________________ - ..UH... X -- loll 1111)0 Beater Jr c0n(ItI/)n.r ced the same as it was four /Ca0 lisa more . _V,A__,S1, ~"u by Bob Thoves I • v nog 129 Our Oo-i UI U Orig. 209.95. Matching electric dryer with automatic lime Control, end 01 "" - ! . I Di ,I'* I - I ,-, FRANK AND ERNEST Now 169,95 u rgh, 320 9 95 0.1g. 289.95. Our best automatic washer handles up to 18 lbs of wash "speedwash Includes washes optional second automatic rinse Like IN - w No I 5 , I -- .- _ - j - V =~-*_= Q i ,[K - ___ . Philadelphia 7 34 i !i,J,0 --V-k' I =-=_ 1. _O Dog Results 1. 4 - iiiiii- f .. - ~ __,!, -:~`W �- _ I I — I f I...__ . -- ___ - -- Ft. Legal Notice Friday, Jan.21975 Legal Notice - Legal Nofice Ilerd Id Ads Get Re ults! Legal Notice CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA _____________________ STATE OF MAINE Netic of Public Hearing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. UNCOL.N. SS. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. PROBATE COtRT NOTICE IS I4EREBY GIVEN by FLORIDA PUBLIC dOTICE htrt c•en DO(KETNO.371.1?74 the Board of Adjutm,nt of Ihe City thit Seated PropoSalS tiII CASE NO. 744330•CA-O3-O I" 4 Personals be ltd THE MATTER OF; 9 MARY L JOHNSON. . parimenis enI ot Lake Mary. Florida. that said Jl Good Thingsto'Eat 18 Help Wanted JOHNAL.DENSWALLOW board will hold a pubflc hearing at NASHVILLE Florida, at the Oftic Of the Caty Furnished ORDER OF SERVICE RECORDING -L Plaintiff I0OPmOnMOn,, February tO, vs. Manager, City Hill. until 710 p m. NAVEL ORANGES, LOOKING FOR $2.30 BU Secretary, immedIate openir BY PUBLICATION l7S to SINGINi Two 2 bedroom apartments CHARLIE BEST. on February to. IVS, tot the con TALENT. 305 173.75), Also Tangerines Proficient tyist with knowledge This cause came on to be heard downtown $35 week plus electric, 5tructi of (a) Consider a request tot a __________________________ (1) jmp and thri 3224733or3fl0367 general office procedure. Offi CC tvon requ4st of the Petit ia'iers, Defendant. SPclaIexceptmonIp $50 stcurlty. 377 3119. NOTICE OF SUIT (3) mot and related equipment at Stephen Day Care Lecithinl Vinegir 841 KelpI No v presently located in downtoi vn Damon and Laureleen IPI THE NAME OF AND FOR THE Center on the fo1lown described the Marigold Sewre L,tt Station, all four In or* casuIe. ask Ic r Orlando; plan to relocate betwe AVALON APARTMENTS fOr 5t'ii( by other STATE OF FLORIDA real property' one (1) generator butldng and Vita + Favsr Drugs Sanfcrd and Mt. Dora in ne ADULTS. NO PETS pecSfI sere. and it TO CHARLIE BEST 1) lot tO and the NorTh 'jol Lot II, Instructions _________________________ future. Good salary plus fnin 116W. 2nd SI. related it work at the Lift Station appearing that this is a Petition or Blocl I, LAKEVIEW. Lake Mary, Ill South Orange No 1 site, plus installation of two 17) Adt IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM ix benefits. Send resume to P,O. Di of minor Child. Jofs, Alden Floridi, according to the ptat Blossom Trail C*ner fufflithed generator st4t and IN YOUR FAMILY? WELAKA APARTMEP4S 7)29. Orlando, 37107. thereof as recorded in Pta? Book 3, and the wtwt'eabouts of Enroll now for Jarxary tewinç at Church Street AL ANON underground fuel storage tanks. in .totm Chirles 111W. 1st St. I PJgC Swallow, the natural classes. Singer approved dealer Orlando, Flotida of the Public Records of For families or friends of problen accordance with Drawings. fattier ci 5ald minor Child, IS n(t Join the world of Fun, Fashion ar Seminole County, Florida 7)0 E 1st St. 37) 6661. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED drinkers. Specifications ma Procedural Money. Show and sell Outchmal Duplexes knowr*andcanncibeascertIneday and further descri as )$4 Fourth For furTher information call 47) 45L ClOthIng, Quality plus. Call 32. that a complaint to enforce an Stre'et.LakeMary, Fkwlda,wfjchjs LEASE-Deluxe OOCuITwnfspreperedby Clark. O.et: reasonable dlltgence and that Said equitable hn has been filed against approximately ISO yards S.W of Sanfoid Al Anon Family Group P.O or write uflfurnished I And Astoc&ates Eng;n.ers, Inc 7607 alter S p m. JaM 14 Camping.Resorts Charles Swallow. cannot be you arid you are required to sery a Lake Mary Elementary School, bedroom apt., 1)30. Ground 11004' PROPOSALS WILL BE %fvled notic, of th petdion by copyof yoJrwrittendet,,j of duplex, kitchen equipped, heat. Box 553. Sinford, FIa 37711 PUBLICLY OPENED AND REL.O any àliY Manager Trainee, some typIng an other prescribed method Other to DEPIO P. DIKEOU, of the law theThe public hearing will be held in JOHN LEON IVES ease call youi air, quiet exclusive Sanford general clerical etperieeuce. Cal I ALOUD immediately after the than by ordinary Iir1 class SCENIC WE),IVA RIVER City Hall, City mail firm of Baldwin & Dikeou. 300 E residential area Mature adults Lake Mary. expiration ci the tim established 32? 3009. Vacation or live under beautiful addressedtopljslastkwna, mofher collect at 1716 433 5629 FIorldaonfhetofhdayotF,t,,y HIghway 434, Suit 70. Casselberry, only. No pets 322.1195. above for receipt of Proposats oaks. Fishing, canoing, swim. 1975. at SOC p m., or as soon Chester S. Grove, Attorney, at 1 an by p 1;atlon, and that the FlOrld, and to file the original with Retlred'ruck driver for ready mu mlng, mobile home or camp sites. 1cr 2 bedroom duplex apartments 716 431 6611 in regard to your thereafter aS DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS aforesaiø methoth afford the best the Clerk of the above Styled Court interested parties possble, for at and against whiCh tIme A N0 truck, two days a week Miracli Camp Seminole.5 miles wett of II Furnished or unfurnished 60' fathers estate. P R 0 C E D U R A L and ony available method of on or before February 75th, _________________________ DOCUMENTS Concrete Co., 309 Elm Ave. on SR 46 372 4170 blnging the pendency of such OfMr*ls a ludgment may be197$. swImming pool. 1370 S Orlando en the request stated above will be FA(ED WITH A DRINKING Dr 323 7770 Drawings, Specilicat.o, and pttitio to the notice (.1 Said John tred heard SaId hearing 'nay be con SAL!5 PEOPLE Procedural Document, may be CKarlej PROBLEM against for the relief finued from time to time until final Swallow and affording to demanded in theyou Complaint, Leads furnIshed, Minimum 3 yrs obtained upon appticat, Perhaps AlcoioIic Anonym at the him Pt.I rioft to appear and contest sales experIence Apply 9 to S at action is taken by the said Board of WITNESS my hand and the seal of Lake Mary 18 Help Wanted Can Help olIiCeolCl.rk. Die land Associates. tnpc000s,ton if suCh be his said Court on the 21st day iu,'ment 101-fl, Weit 1st St., Sanford, 01 Engineers, Inc, SOC We Fulton desi Call 423 4551 Large? bedroom .luple*, $120 glady now it s January. 1975 THIS NOTICE Shall be poSted in Street. P.O Drawer Write P.O. 80* 1213 Sanford. Drown Realty, 37? 3237 or 373)96.4. ORDERED, that the Said John (Seal) TELEPIfONE GIRLS three (3) Public Places within the Sanford, Florldi FlorIda, 3flhl, upon th payment of Charles Swallow. th natural father High commiSsions now, may work City of Lake Mary, Florida. at the Taxi Drivers Arthur H. BCCkwiIh, Jr. a deposit Cf 10 00 per sat. Th, of JaM Alden Swallow, last known to intoreceptionls, Apply 9t0 S 101.11 Large 2 bedroom, fully equipped City Halt, and published itt The AME YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil Clerk of Circuit Court depojit shalt be in cash, or check Yellow Cab Co.. 3015. Park Are, West is?. St Sanford. beciSinford, Florida, appear at the Evening Herald, a newspaper ot kitchen, washing machine, air By lillian T. Jenkins Free. 641 7077 for "W Care'drawn Pivable to Clark. Diet: arid Probit, Court to be hoiden at the DEP4O P. Conditioned, large yard, Quiet. general circulation in the City of DIKEOU AsMciat "HOtline", AduIt or teens. Engint'er's, Inc. The Lincoln County Court House. in BAldwin S Dikrou Geneva. $150 Call days, JIP 5557 lake Mary, Florida, one time at depC$ltiOreach 5 wiiIber,j Ladies inte'rested In ifigh earning$ -. 'scs cf Lrccn nd 2) E IS cts pr;or to tn ofOfttd ti Stution 'I.inted '' f'Y'r.i l; f' t 't' LPOI r1Lrr) C working full or pJrt !im For SaooIMar-,, at lOx rn onite 11th Suite O 1 room furnished iijplt'i, 2lttl St is, hearing In addition, Lost and Found shall inlerview phone 130 5700. the Clrici Documents n 900d day of Ilastmo.plus55OcupoIitichld Fetruary tPlS. and then and Cassetberry, Florida posted In the area to be Considered J BARTENDER_ 35 Vi't. experience. 37707 cnøiti't if nof later than titt (iS) tViq thaw Cause, if he has any. why ATTORNEY FOR PLAI NTl F F Nop.ts 3733411 LOST. Reading Glasses at least is as Pr ice to the date tif Character references cvailabIe. $750 days fOilOwirig the award of a th prayers of the Petitioners, Publish Jan 71, 31, Feb. 7, ii. 1913 the publIc hearing. Brown and Orange Case Part time visiting mothers, parents, Ph. Paul, 131 997), Casselberry. Contract, Fifty per cent of the Stephen W. Damon and Luareleen DEJ 1115 DATED January 20. 1915 3220254 or college Students showing widely deposit will bt refunded to non. W.Damon,thtt?y,,permfff0 I ___________________________ .37 Experienced Pianist I Organist Satsman - ________________________ Houses Rent bidders who return the Contract recommended child guidance apd opt the said John Alden Swallow. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR wants lob playing solo or with City Clerk study aIdes. $750 for 100 in Unfurnished Documentswitp,lntpi,tjm,sif1 should not be granted. and that the SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Child Care group, 377 $435. City of Lake Mary, ___________________________ I6 above. terviews. For interview, call 643 SaidiohnCharles5walowj$her,by CIVIL ACTION Florida SANFORD . Will sit with elderly or patients Drawings, Specifications and other notified that if he fails to make Such EDMUND T WOOLFOLK. ESQ CASE NO. 74164$.CA4C.D Contract Documents may be appearance at the recuperating at home, days or P 0 Box 51$ 10 Acres Ranch House time and place FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND (1007 Hwy examinedatthefoliawiflgations Roums for Rent evenings Call 721 0673 aforesaid, the undersigned will LOAN 436) ___________________________ fast years bills and start saving I ASSOCIATION Clark. Dieti arid Assoclates OF Proceed cx pane to consider and ORLANDO, a corporation. $125 Mo. Attamonte Springs, Florida 13701 Engineers, Inc., Sanford, Floeldi Private home-room Ideal for ill ',sItinflyhomcd.y night - decide the merits of said petition, Attorney for City 10 Acre ranch ltnced by horses. 500 West Fulton Street (37771). elderly person. Call for details 321 and it Is or by the hour. 373 1124. Plaintiff, Publish Jan 71. 197$ v ____________________________ small fishing pond. Children and 0643, flu. Dodg Plan Room. Winter Park. FURTHER ORDERED, that an IVER C. STEELE OEJ 117 depenijaiIe pets O.K. man who can work and CAROL M _________________________ 9 Florida - 111 Wymore Road. Suite attested copy Of this Order be sent STEELE, hI wife and STELLA 0. withøt supervisIon in Sanford Deluxe room, fully furnished. TV, Unitid Real Estate Assoc., Inc. Good Things to Eat 301 (37fl9) Ordinary first class mail to the PELHAM. INVITATION TO REBID Toil Fre* 63$ 5090 Open9a m..9p.m. area. Contact consumers. Age sofa, fireplace, by flue week or PROPOSAL GUARANTY saId John Charles Swallow, at Pus Notice It hereby giver that the North Carolina Apples, 31 By. W. L. unimportant but maturity is We month 3220251 Eacti Proposal shall be ac Defendants last kriø' -n address, as listed ifl JL,stice Prdue, State Farmers City of Ca..s-Iberry f Sen.inoie 2 Bedrooms, 1 bath house Walking train Airmail 0 P. Dick, Pres NOTICE OF SALE COmpAnedbt acertfiedc1e.oran aforesaid motiOn, arid it is County, FlOtida, will rece ve seglej Market Stall 6 372 1055, 322 5161 distance to downtown, near Noti Is hereby given truat pur Soulhwetern Petroleum, Box 789, act.cplabje form of Proposal bJd$ up to ichools. $100 monthly plus 3:00 Ft. Worth, Tx. 7610). FURTHER ORDERED, that an suant to the Final Judgment Of February). 1975. inP.M.. the Monday 30 Apdrtments Rent FRUIT FOR SALE Guaranty In an amount equal to at attested coov Of this Order be Foreclosure and Sale Casselberry entered in the City ilea st fiv,(S)peqcen, otthe.,,.,n, publish Unfurnished 323 4 once a wek for two 1atl, Casselberry, Florida. for -G.amoroys part time sales. 3 eves, a cithePropos,aI,pay$g,t0t,,. Successive weeks, to Catt week. No canvasing, collecting or Iron Pipe and Cast Iron Fit wit, in the and for Seminole County, Florida, ci the City of Cas.selberry, Florida, Evening LUXURY STUDIO Fruit Jars.Lids.Sea,s Herald, a daily newspp delivering. some drapes, closed in backyard, being Civil Number 71 1US CA09 D, Car & Phone as a guaranty that it the Proposal is published in Sanford, Florida. EFfICIENCY necessary. central heat and air, kitchen Sarah Coventry Specifications may be oblained &ORMLY'S, E. 16. Sanfora 373 the undCrsigned Clerk will sell the from the City Manager, accepted. ht Bidder will execute 173.3 equipped, all electric $200 month, Dated at Wincasses. Maint, thiS Property sUuated in Serninoie City Hall. Cani'fberry the Contrict, and file acceptable 6th, day of January AD. 197$ 1st, last and security deposit. Call Casselberry, Florida. The County. Florida, described as Performance Bond within ten (10) Harvey R Pease 373 3757. City reserves the right to accept or Lot 93, APPLEY VALLEY, UNIT re)ec? daySaftertheawardcitheCract I1OW.AIRpORT BLVD. Judge of Probate any or all bids Legal Nàtice 3, according to the Iat thereof 15 ELECTRON IC OWNER'S RIGHTS RESERI,ED SANFORD. 3237170 A Tru, Copy. 3 Bedrøcm, 1 bath, central heat & Harr'1 0. Hug recor in Plat Book 17, Page 13. The Owner reserves tharighf to ATTEST: air, fenced yard. 644 0731 or 531 City Manager Public Records of Seminole County, FICTITIOUS NAME re4ect any or all Proposals and o Roy E. Farmer TECH N IC IAN FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. PublIsh Jan, 31, 31. 1973 Florida Notice Is hereby given that I am waIve any inlorinality or REGISTER. 1120 Florida Ave. OEJ Ill atpubIicsate,tothehighand, technicality In any Prsal in the engaged in business ml 12-97 Avaton PART TIME Publish: Jan. 17, 21. 1975 b1 Blvd. dder for cash a? 11:00 AM. On the Casselberry, rsjt Of th 32707. Seminole er. 7 Bedrooms, 1 bath, big fenced yard OEJ 73 Experienced EIectronl Technician, LEGAL NOTICE 6th day of February, lfl at the County, Florida under the ficIitlou AWARDING OF CONTRACT near schools. Reasonable 131 MARINERS VILLAGE APT$. Earn 110 per hour performing annual meeting xl the name of MOTTE'S BUILDING West Front Door of the SeminoleTht stockhoider,ofthFll II? Bdrm. turn or unfyrn, 9707, P. C. Thompson routine maintenance on complex IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND MAINTENANCE, and that I intend elther the work at 3202 Orlando Dr., 37)1470 Conithy FOR data processIng equipment County Courthouse in Sanford, Sanford. Florida, a banking cotFlofida. toregisfersaidn.amewi?h the Clerk Lift Stat SEMINOLE 3 Bedrooms. I" baths, carpet, Fla. No. 1 or the Marigold COUNTY orated in Sar.ford, Fla. poration, wIll be held in ttse banking of the Circuit Court. Seminole .Bar', Adults. Lovely large) ' (Seal) FLORIDA room, 7 car garage, corner tot, Lift Station, or off ic,j on Wetay, Febr,ary 3, County, Florida in accordanc, with bedroom air. Ideal for retired shade trees Vary reasonable 32) both Contracts may CIVIL ACTION NO, 74.-fl34.CA4,. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. p or more Information and a per. ba$wardedforefmeron,orbolnOf FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND 0)49 1915, at 1000 A lit, for the folowing the provlslon of the Fictitious the twOstructure's and related work LOAN Clerk of CirCuit Court lanaI interv!ew contact: purposes' ASSOCIATION Name Stetutes, ToWit. Section Dated: January i& OF By: Elaine RiCharde Mr. Jim Russill, Orlando (I) Election of Dircto SEMINOLE COUNTY, Ilce7bedrOo'n house for lease $150 $eS0 Fli4a Statutes 1937 (SEALs r. Ii,urm. near JC III Deputy Clerk Mon., Jan 77 (7) To transact Such other S: Verlus L. Motte By. Bill B Grier Sanford. Choice of green or gold Pliintjff, James J. Loveless, Jr. At 3052952376 vs. business as may proprty come PublIsh: Jan. 10, 17, 21. 31. 1975 decor. $t40 'no. $31 0297, Attest: ci the firm in Equal Opportunity Employer before the meeting. DEJ 33 Mary W. HawThorne JEAN F. WATERS and G.A.C. GILES, I4EDRICK & ROBip.iSOp4 H E. Davis. PUbIIIh J. C)VIEQQ- Duplex. Furn. or FINANCE, INC., OF FLORIDA, • 10 East Church Street President Florida corporation. DE.S-121 Ideal location, reasonable rent. Orlando, Florida 3fl01 FICTITIOUS NAME Publish: Jan. 21, 31, $973 SEMINOLE COUNTY Defendattts, Attorneys for Plaintiff Ph. owner 365372) anytime. OEJ.119 Notice is hereby given that I am NOTICE OF SUIT COMPREHENSIVE Publish: Jan, 21. 1973 ' NOTtCEOFPUBLICHEARINGOF TO: JEAN F, WATERS .-w,wm), i OlIfl, Fla, room, engaged In business at P.O. Box 157, Close to downfn. -.MPtflYuFP,iY A4ti -. -"v ' DEJ114 A PROPOSED ORDINANCE FOR fenced yard, air cAnditioned. Lonqwood 32730, Sminole County, FICTITIOUSNAME bedroom, air. carpet, kitpiqr fully Raut. 1. Box 35$ TRAINING ACT REGULATION OF THE HEIGHT immediate occupancy. usc Notice is hereby given that I am Florida under the fklitios name of equipped, Water sewergaibage Cairo. GeorgIa CETA-TITLE VI OF STRUCTURES AND OBJECTS month. 111 Mayfair Cit Sanford, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE encagedinbusinessa, DIGITAL MACHINE & TOOL CO., service p rhe following posItions are available by owner. 1170. 373 OF NATURAL GROWTH IN THE $917304. Orlando YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- Ave., Sanford 32771,15095 Seminole Frnch an that I intend to register Said that 7I or 373 1593. through an emergency public ____________________________ VtCINITY OF THE SANFORD tgage an onbctlOn to foreclose a mce CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE with the Clerk of the Circuit County, Florida since the foling service employment program, property in AIRPORT, SANFORD, FLORIDA. COUNTY, FLORIDA. May 1972 Court. under the fIctitIys name of KdS,minole Couhty. Florida in These positions are made Bamboo Cove. I 2 DORM, shag, air, mlnot, C,nty, Florida: Notice is hereby given that a ii Houses Rent CIVIL CASE NO. 74-2IS'CA.A FAMOUS with the provisions of tunflykltthanl.piayg,oun RCIPE near PubtI Hearing will avallabtewllh FRIED moniei allocated by 3lof TRAILW000 ESTATES, ORITANI SAVINGS AND LOAN CHICKEN. city FlctifI park I Sanford PIaLa, From be held at the SECTION ONE, according to the Name Statutes, To the federal governm,t tO help City Commission Room in the City Flit theof ASSOCIATION, OFtoSANFORD INC.. arid1957. wit: SecfIn 563.09 Florida Statutes that I intend SIlO. AIrport Blvd. near SanfOrd 'eglster salo *ame Hall in the City ci Sanford. Flotlo.. Bock 14. as recor relieve the unemployment To be in PIit L Ave 373 1340 Pilintif I, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Pages 77 an ef considered for one of these of the vs. house February to. $73, to Public Recoq Couple, no - pets 3 Galon LyoII Jr. Seminole County. Florida in mc- Publish, Jan 10, consldsr the adoption of the positions applicantt MUST meet ot Seminole County. JOE S. -. References, 1110. 377 3930 ANDERSON JR., and COndafl(e wIth the Provisions of 17, 24, 31, 1975 FlOrida. the following Ordina.s following: MARY E. ANDERSON, his wife, Fic1itloq. Name Statutes, To.Wif: DEJ 39 Apartments Rent S EMINOLE COUNTY RESIDENT 31 c ,ntry home turn ished. 2 bdrm, AN ORDINANCE REGULATING M been fIlid against you, and you Defendant,. Section U5. Floridi Statutes Furnished )W. THE HEIGHT OF STRUCTURES AND UNEMPLOYED AT LEAST I", bath, attached garage. NOTICIOFACTION S: RobertO. Sullivan weiften defenseL ii any, to it on TO JOE S. 30 DAYS SIctuded. $190 mc • $100 security. AND OBJECTS OF NATURAL PHILLIP INVITATIONTOBID ANDERSON. JR.. PublIsh: Jan. 24, 31, Feb. 7, ii, 1973 preference In hiring will be: head of Nice clean furnished apt., private of and MARY E. ANDERSON GROWTH IN THE VICINITY OF SHINHOLSERH.ANDLOGAN LOGAN, At Notice hereby given that the DEG 120 entrance, utilities furnished. Call hOUIehOld5, persons that have THE SANFORD his wife, City of Cassetberry 31 Seminole AIRPORT BY fotneys for Plaintiff, whose mailing F misn after I exPended all CREATING THE APPROPRIATE unemoioy,,ut in. Address Un&no*,t County, Florid.,, will receive Sealed berm. carpet, air, walk to shop Post Office Box 22$. lwance benefits, laid off and or ZONES AND ESTABLISHING THE address IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE bidsUptoS.00p m.Monaay January YOU ARE NOTIFIED that One Bedroom Furvu Apt, ping, fenced 11) 4659 Sanford. Floridi, 37771, and t fila not eIIglbI to receive I(tion lot forecl unem an EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. fl.l9lS.intheCasseiberryCltyHlll amotigage ° 11$ Palmetto Ave BOUNDARIES THCREFOR, the origll with the Clerk of the plcymeist insuranCe btnefitt PROVIDING FOR THE ADOPTIOP,i the føllowlrig property i CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 95 Lake Triplet Drivt, Catselbirry, 377 5750 ve styt (except those lacking work CL Court on or before OF API AIRPORT ZONING MAP, Semii' COUNTY, FLORIDA. County. FIorkjj' Florida for Laboratory Eoulpm.nt February perlence), 10th, 1973, otherwise a and 34 Vies AIRPORT HEIGHT ZONES AND Nam area Mobile Homes--Rent for the North Water Plan'. Lot S. (less the NorTheasterly i CIVIL ACTION 74-2147CA,4..A lor7 Bedroom Adults only ----------iLidqment may be enfered veterans (special yr.) It, re: tb Marviag of LIMITATIONS, USE RESTRIC. t'ou Spec'ficatlons may be cotained Park Avenue Mobile against footth.r) Block A, EASTBROOK ABBEY DENISE WARD. Park for the relief demanded in the TIOPIS. NON CONFORMING USES. Complaint SUBDIVISION UNIT NO. ti. mcfrom theCifyManag Casselberry 754$ParkDrv,,j1 PL EASE APPLY DIRECTLY TO SCENIC WEICIVA RIVER LIGHTING AND VARIANCES; cording to the plat thereof lovely Wife, City Hall. Th* City reserves the WlTNESSmyhandandthesHlO, 5potuflderttieoIdnak5tv,,, as r.-d IHE AREAS DESIGNATED: PROVIDING FOR ISSUANCE OF Said Court on this 31st Classifitet Ads are here to help you recordedinplatsookll right to accipt or relect any or all or lIve. Fishing, canoeing, ge93of STEVEN JAMES WARD, PERMITS; PROVIDING FOR December, 1971 day of the Public Reordt of Seminole buy. sell, rent or swap at a 1Gw CREATION RSONNEL DEPARTMENT, swimmIng. Camp SemInole, 5 OF AN cost. Jet us help you place yours AD. County, Fiot'id., Harry G Hug, i u,b.nd. p mile west of I ion SR 46 3724170 toom 307, Courtho,,. N. Park MINISTRATIVE AGENCYI Call 372 261) or 131 9993. AMENDED has been tiled against you and you City Manager __________________________ Arthur H. 4 Beckwitti, Jr. ve., Sanford PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE City Of Casselberry, areruiredfoserv,aopyy, TO NOTICE OF ACTION Ck of the Circuit Court 2 IPlanners -- Comprehensi'e DATE. mitten defenses, if any, to If Ft Land I 8edrm apt., turn, 1110. 1 STEVEN JAMES WARD 'Ianning By: ElaIne RiCharde A copy shall be available at the Mobile Home Lots PubIish Jan 17. 21, 1973 5)3 Derry Park Drive bedroom apt., 'jntvrnished, $iio. Phillip R. FinCh of Gray. Adams, Deputy Clt 6 Firefighter oifke of the City Cl Recruits Harrl I Robinson, P A, ptaintifl' for all per DEJ 70 Mlddlro, Massachusetts 327 $*4$ ________________________ For Rent °ubl'th Jan 3. 10. 17. 21. 1975 'refightir,g, EMI and or 200 Hr. Ciamne 073M 8ttnp5, whOse address '%iOl Last 11 'U tin Sfandarth helpful All parties i interest a (dims You are hereoy notified that Furnisp,ad 7 bedroom apartment, 203 _____ P4cc ri- i ate ioi. Outn $antwu .'i.v Robinson Street. P.O Box 3061, Petition — a IN I iccounting Clerk II THE CIRCUIT COURT, shall hive an opportyndy t* be Or?ino, Flo. lot Oi5Sclutkof 1.50 month. A3utts only 373 oui E. 71st St. Air conditioned, wall. _______________________________ Marriage EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. on or beWe 1 C)eputy Civil Defense Director heard as laid hearing. has been flied the 3rd day Of February, IC15. an wall carpet. SiS month. against you on this CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE I S afety Director.Engineer By order Of the City Commrion IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND tilt the original with the damage dlpuslt. 32304.30. SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER and date, December ii. 1971, and a.0 COUNTY. FLORIDA clerk oi this FOR of the Cttr of Sanford, Florida SEMINOLE Juvenile Coordinator - AA COUNTY, Court either befort servic.e amended Petition lot di55olyt beautiful oaks. swimm ing, fishing, PROBATE NO. 7116 FLORIDA 0egret Required H N Tamm, Jr Cozy upstairs apartment. Ofl ha3heenfiIedagainstyouDec,'n. In re and canoeing See at Camp plaintiff's attorneys or immediately II.' 1974, in t: Circuit Air 1 The Guardianship of CASE NO. 7S.IC.E City Clerk ecreation Specialist thereafter; Othei ConditionIng, privacy. sioo month SemInole.Smitpsii,estofllOnSR Court ci the WALTER L WAI.KER. In re: the Marrlage of Pvofith' Jan be entered QaInst youafor default will Eighteenth JudicIal Clrit, in and pius SecurIty 131 01*4; 531 3759, the relief Icr SHI ANTHONY WAYNE Incompetent DE) 123 RIFF'SDEPARTMENT30lPI GOLDING, deman Steninole County, Florida, arid In the complaint, P,irk Ave FINAL NOTICE that you have until the 5th day of Petitior I Rdrm a c. heat, paid. W.w carpet, WITNESS my hand and sea of February. ana NOTICE IS HEREBY Civen that MILLIONS of dollars in Real Estate eputy Sheriff this Court Ori December 31sf. 1974 for I man or couple, mature is sOld daily in the Classified Ads 11975.foservetbeoeiglna, theunderslgnedwlll.onlhe7Mhday AROON SEE BOONSONG (SeaU answer, if any, on IN THE CIRCUIT CUORT, IN AND GOLDING, 5493 e Clerk of February, A D l?1 at 700 p m, NOthing small aboyt thatf )PERTYAPPAISERRlI6 FOR Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. SEMINOLE COUNTY, of the Circuit Court of the present to the Circuit Judge of the C xjrtpuout, Respondent FLORIDA Clerk Of the Circuit COurt Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, sitting ,nl Appraiser NOTICE OFACTION By' Joy Stokes CIVIL ACTION NO. for Seminole C(nty, Florida, at Sanford, Seminole County THE STATE OF FLORIDA 10. Deputy Clerk IN RE THE MARRIAOE OF Seminole County Càurlhou,e, Florida, Puls final return BO iRO a ac OF AROOPdS[ E BOONSOPIG Publish' Jan 3, tO. I?, 21, 1975 PUBLIC Santotd, Florida, 37fl1, anda ALEXANDER WYCHE. IN. copy contInga%guardianotIbeestateof GOLDING ST RUCTIOPI, 22 E. Commercial. EJ l ci your answer on qal Petitioner. L. Mat. WA1T(R I WALKER. an Sinford In C 0 AMPI Michael Yamlaglla blestone, Attomty for Petitioner, and competent, Ind at Said time then I Air Conditioning Technician PSE Box 7702 P 0 Box ANNIE tTI4 2112, Sanford, Florida, U. NOTICE OF APPLICATION and there make appIlcat APO to said l,.,-.. nut FOR TAX DEED Circuit Judge for a final settlement CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. San Francisco, CA umenfhe%enteredagii (Sect NOTICE OF ACTION lt7.ee Florida Stafvt of of hit a4minis?raf 96237 said guar 223 Newbtjrypoq't Ave. Alt 1969) Wifne my hand and Ih seal Spgs TO ANNIE ELIZABETH WYCHE of dinship, and I or an order YOU AE HEREBY NOTIlIED I fl ilding Maintenance Man thl Court December 11, 971, A0re's Unkri-*n NOTICE IS HEREBy GlvFP4 discharging him as guardian 1 Cr ew Man Nursery Man that ANThONy WAYNE GOLOItIG for (SFAI ) that Httty i West Ihhoideref the YOU ARE NOTIFIED that • • • S WALTER 1 WALKER, an In. ha flIed a Petition in the Circuit Arthur H Berkwim, Jr fotlowing cev5lflt,s Pit filed Said rornpefenf. a,:d Itiereapler action for DtsoMin of Marrage Court rif Sern!nte County, 1IOrid CIT',' the OFCASSILBEPRY 9S1.akm' certiflctp5 for a tji deed '0 f'ed agenist (Ik of the' Circy,t Court a" iJrisdicIlon 01 SA'd uu.irdianshp OS Ttii T'IT fly Elaine RiCharde are requireo to serve a copy of yr fs DSSuulioffMarrige4ndyou • 'Ituedther.on TI.e'carlificateny'n . WALTER I WALKER, an In . rejired to serve a copy of your I S :refary Deputy (Ietk her arid writtendefenses,ifmny,foivono years of isSuance, the Publls)i rompesent.wItIbe .ra, ,rred,OIh, I Dii writ1 defonsit, if any, on KEN EATON. JR., Jar,, 17, 24, 31, Feb 7. 1973 ESQUIRE, detcrlpticp 0 th(4nç#rt, and tytiSdictiOn of th State of Alabama N ETHW.MCINTOSHESQUIRE04 namesinwh;(hit was asmseare the 01)71 Petitiner'sattorney,wtuaar 5 William T Walker CITY OF OVIEDO, 47 S. Central % STEPISTROM, DAVIS & .MCIN at followS' i SIEIISTROM, DAVIS & MIN TOSH. Attorneyi Guardian of in beautiful 7 Ma Infenartce Workers 1 for Petitioner, Certificate No TQ5H Post Office Box 133 San U9 Year of WaIler I Walker, . address is ADVERtISEMENT FOR BIOS Post Ofle boa Iced. Florida, 2377$. on or be'fote 1330, Issuance 11971 An A community of Pthl HMie it hCrby Qiven 'hat S C,t 1CITY OF LOPIGW000 )7s SPnfOi'd. FIOfid, li'tr,,'s "ftirej l)v '#'t#'t,.ify ,"t ??S rij tr !i'e - 37771, arid t'' DescrIption of Pronerly it,.., A I. CITYOF CASSELBERRY ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS - Evening Want ____ I Business 1 ' , Property 41 ForRent NEW ALL STEEL BLDG HIGH CLEARANCE CEILING Anddoørs, frontageonairp,.t Up Ii) 7.500 sq It available Im mectiateIy. Monthly Or yearI V basis Phone 373 4070 wkday "TOWN , -------' IdylIwilde School area- I bdrm extra clean, low down. $23,300 Acre Really, REALTOR. 373 7730 — SQUARE" ict Crt+ -. . - - -.... .-' .—,_.--.--...---.-------------------- MOSSIE C. BATEMAN firokem ''-' 5 . , ON LAKE JENNIE 1311 SANTA BARBARA Op. SANFORD 1.7 BEDROOM APTS SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS 323.0742 r 323.O53 tf 4 ' '' finest newest Ii.tr, 107W Commercial Sanford. 373 7H) PAYI'ON REALTY LAKE MARY--- 3 bedrooms, l'.' baths, central heat and air, family room, large util'iy $71,900 P.'1 Ui',i$ I ',t)lr Ilrakrr J2 1)01 2flOtliaw,)lp,o Ae a ON •-' ' FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORs 323 6333 or 6452333 _______________________ Realty • . "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" COUNTY- FOUR ACRES PLUS? Only 129.900 Nice 7 bedroom home, Paved road frontage. What a buy? 322•2420 Anytime Your MLS Agency REALTORS 7S4SParkDr __________________________ ---. '---- ------ Flshing & Boating Dispossls , 0ishwasher II SDrapes SANFORD 323.7900 ORLANDO 36SS55S . , - SLate Rd. 427, OFF AIRPORT ' 2.3 _______________________________ J miles east of l7.. 111. Sanford (305) 323-816( tea - - I - ' . - NOW LEA SINC FROM •160 1, 2 3 led roc a - I c I A. 'ii C' 0. c P1 C .: 4 -. . ' ______ , _________________________ - '' c Add entrinc, and eeit.fo each d, lets 1 sler. age. private bai. can,es an.? yOu'll WP Why wo say COa$.nmenCe is fl )"tet , ' C c -, Hi,ii 2510 Ridgtweod SANFORD. FLA 333,44Q our Fisyidi *,, 1971 prIce -' list-' will ;% down! 7371 Perk Or REALTOiI ' a ____ _____ fl ty" II ,,, , . ','' . 1973 Harley Davidson 350CC 1400 3223119 3 BUICK ESTATE WAGON, .ow Mileage. I Owner It 5 January clearance time. Sell "Don'? Needs" fast with a 2 CHEVROLET MONTE $2895 ARLO, Low Mileage 'wner — On $2995 t4 PONTIAC GRAND PRIx, 1.000 Miles. Fully Equipped S4795 1957 Chevy Pickup Truck 6614155 Ir camper hat new interior. i new f ret. 3730)07. ______ 80 - - -- - -- Autos for Sale 1966 Buick LeSabre Hwy. 16. )'lMi. East of I4 37) 9119 665 1135 Garage.RUmmage clothet, go ca BUSINES ViCES SIR c,'etsei arid blouses, $2.00 and under, men's and Children's _____________________________ _____________________________ I _____________________________ clothing, bedding, furniture, etc All at old fashioned prices, "'i I Accovnflng Home Improvemenfs BargalnGarage. 400 N. Hwy. 1792 Pressure Cleaning (Behind Sobik't, Longwood). Wed. ____________________________ ____________________________ through Sat., lOS; Sun. 12.5. $31. KtChCn Bathr3om Cabineti. FALL CLEANING $440 Tax Returns. 20 yrs. experience, Counter tops. Sinks. In '''PJc" WathI Spra kleen WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING. Five stallation available Bud E'ter'cr walls, eaves. patio, walks :ARP0RT SALE, Clothing Sale, Points, Call 377 7143 anytime. Cabelt. 372 1057 anytime roots Removes mildew, fungus. 70)3 Adams Ave., Friday & "i:t dob'rs w.aws 3. sp o.'r Saturday, Children, Women's & A't)I 372 0137 Have and adventure, broise Personal Tax Service Mens Clothing. All sizes. through the Want Ad Column No 2 East Rd Il 92 SiC Decoupage plaques, Misc. often for Quality birga;ns Entraric,' p Panst'cttorn 377 7199 Roofing 'ay Ihose ChriStmas bills by selling your unwanted teens in THE Odd lobs Of all types, Carpenir', Air Conditioning HERALDS CiaI,sified. 377 2611 .Pinting, Cement Work, L'g" T"c"psr, 'Cc.hfly tlHi P 3. ______________________________ Hauling 3772643 ¶r'rlet All wgrk guaranteed ________________________________ $at,factIcr, guaranteed Lcensed Cn'otrai Pirat & Ar CondItiOning ion 3. 1tcv''d lfl 1f Boats & Marine tn-u' eslimares caJi Carl Interior L*teri.)r Plastering _____________________________ cEAPS ru S,,nuford 372 Equipment Plaster patching and simulated brick specialIty, 32)5375 7' Cobia, 75 HP Johnson 3. trailer, r"1 11.200 Also',HP Air Compressor Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions, Beauty Care *75 Both excellent COndition, 37) I 'ItCra!r's. Designing & Cu'.tom ,i3Ork Lcensemj Bonuieg , •1il Dcessmakng by experts 5riger ,,, I approved dealer 210 E lit St 2' Orlando Clipper $1,000 with TO7,'F P'S t3[ AU TY SALON l 37)6561 motor arid trailer, Call 373 7612 Iformerly Harrietis Beauty P100k after 6 p m 519 E Pine 377 5712 _______________________________ C',iStif,Id Ami Sttve the buying ann '.'I'II'riOcoenmunify everyday, re.,1 ROBSON MARINE "1 .e' l',"ri ."tt,',i :, 122 'll 3. L Lawn Srr WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP, 1106 2977 Hwy 17 92 Clean up & Hauling 'II Gi91 S.,snfc'rd Am' Master Beautician, 372 396) One time OF monthl1 37) 0551 ______________________________ _________________________________ h uppt 327 3977 or 377 1976 — Tree Service A Small Classilied Ad br.ngs big 0 Oflce Equipment returnt Try one arxi ser Cull _________________________ And Supplies t 9V5) A I Tree S.ervce I —I - ' Sewing On Every Appliance In The Store With This Ad SANFORD AUCTION 1200 French Ave., 322. 7340 - FREIGHT SALVAGE ,, - ' ' Lziwn Care , I - ptlances Furniture Paint Etc "Buy Direct From Boicar" PM( 'y '5, Saitorci 373 47)) _____________ - ' -- UKIIIVJ) UI'LIVING !.,.1 you. Also vinyl i.,Fuis'u'n, repaIred 373909? afIre Used office furniture cd or steel detks Iexe<utivu' cjiySt. I. chairs. Secretarial desks & 'hairs, straight chairs, tiling 'abintlt. as Is Cash and Carry NOLL'S Casselberry, 17975301704 FREE PORTABLE TELEVISION With Each NEW LEASE (mm.' ' .' '. - - S1895 - 25% 0FF moMs U$1MJ :oup Trucksand Trailers ________________________ Saturday 7P.M. pen daIly 10.5. We buy, seli.trade _,_ DISCOUNT SALE . At l CHEVROLET CAPRICE ' be 37721)1 tlerHours 377 3991 _____ S2495 72 PLYMOUTH GRAND COUpE, 2 Do-or Hardtop, AT. PS, PB, Air 197J engine, runs very good, walk - Hnue'hnIr4 - Jim Hunt Realty ear mortgages ' 1 returnedto you inCashonclosirig of your home. Call JolYuny Walker Cstrulin, 327 6.157 and ask for "Ken" or "Bud" After hours. 323. 7512 or 372 7)11. 194 Country Club Rd.. Lake Mary, FIa — __IiI r r&IY1T;' GOOD rebate up to $500 Yes 1 pcI of your nw home contract priced off - — Pick up w-camper. I cylinder, radio arid heat. 1960 body in good shape. . contracts will qualify to' a Cash f Motorcycles . J .ust sell? 2 air COnditioners, 2 sets golf clubs and Carl, pair of men's golf shoes 373 5173 after S Through Feb 27. 1973 all new home — $3695 73 BUICK CP4TURiON 3 Hardtop-One Owner Baby clotheS. 75 cents ea., some A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! AT NOLL'S STORES FOR "ME" — ' OLD FASI'IIOlJ GARAGE SALE. ENOUGH — My I. Ridgewsod Arms, - 73 CHEVROLET NOVA 7 Door, A", PS, Air One Owner, 79 ___ There's One Near You BIG AND IT'S - - S ______________ PATIO SALE' Furniture, clothet, misc. Items. Friday, Jan. 21. Sunday, Jan 26 613 Pershing Dr. (Oakland Estates) Altamonte Springs 530.7793. letow Wholesale, whIle they last American of MartIn%ville solims oak bunk beds, tioo set, 'With matching desk, chair, nIght stand, $700. FOR THE Appliances ''' - flt%•.•. rri I IMI.,, AJALINA, 6 Pitttg, Wagon fl Classified Ad Auction RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 6441006 families Misc sacrifice IT'S GOOD ENOUGH 4[C - Like N.w $2295 CASH 322.4132 bike. 12$ Hidden Lake Dr., Sm ___ movement . Cl. diamond. Will $31 3799. Mutt sell Cash talks, Good terms if desired by owner 3 Bedrooms, 2"p lots, Sanford's best section, apart - $5195 Auto Repairs Stan's Auction Miscellanøous For Sale Diamond Wrist Watch, Hamilton an T 71 CHEVROLET CORVETTE 1977 Honda 130. LIke New 6.000 miles, 1450 1109 Sanford Ave. or used furniture, appliances,tools. ect Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 215 Santord, Ave old. S Track tape, AMFM. I 54 911 Hwy. 17 97 Open Sat & Sun. 9 5 .339 7920 Mayfair $33,000 377 4193; 373'7566. — - Motorcycle lns,,jrar,ce BLAIR AGENCY 373, 3564 Auction MAITLAND FLEA MART - - GMC TRUC On. (twn.r 78 19" MODEL, '71 $130 Doughboy swimming pool, 1$' across, I' high. Good condition Filter included, $75. Call 3210673 — - 1973 Starcraft Camper Seeps4 Like New S 1.79$ 177 5109 Wanted to Buy 68 Ol'l'. I. i' Feed 72 WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY_SELL_TRADE )l1315E FIrst St EXECUTIVE HOME LOCH ARBOR. I Bedrooms with all Custom extras, 17'ilI' pool 155.300 227 7311, Orlando (305) g34.299 L ______________________________ UI i(h, S 3295 - TELEVISION SETS $73 UP MILLERS p, 781'OrlanOr, _lb O\'l_i t exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1)09 SAnfOrd A, TV.Dx,4in Cm,.,,, TVs Al%o Steeo Call 373 0705 alterS - - 1 Central Florida's M ULTIPLELISTINGREALTOR 372 6991 19195. French 3727371, 377 uN, 322 754 377.1959,3774164 By owner, I berm.. 7 batht, 7 car garage, large eat.in kitchen, 3 yrs. old. 137,500 37366.42 after S and week ends COVE - J SO - CARRIAGI Camper-Travel Trailers Dart, A WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST? Read today's Classified Ads for the help you need. 3?? 2611 ____________________________ . S —--------_--------- Realty Stemper Si FOR SALE BY OWNER: Apart men? hou with 3 aps. at loOt E. 2nd St Lot 2S3'iQ0', garage 74'x2$', double carport, 2 blocks from 409 b hospital, joint Lake View NursIng Center, 7 blocks Lake Monroe, •33 min from Disneyworld Sanford Terms, 177.500, or will carry papers at I Oct. mt are available, Stop In or call us. Swlmmlng Pool Geneva- I acres, cleared, trailer hook up, $21,000,' $5,000 down, 1700 Income And Investment Property 1969 Dodge Coronet, 6 Cylinder, excellent cOriditIon, new tires Gas 371 70f.? .uitu'r 3 JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GOPMLY'S, E. 46. Sanford 373 4133 Appliances KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, usd machints MOONEY APPLIANCEs 3730697 46 HOME HUNTING THIS WEEKEND? We're Saturdays. Hundreds of listings I-7-3 Bedroom Apts. display' 67A Seminole County. S acre woo<iei & pasture, beautIful homesite, Terry Realty, REALTOR, 621. 071) $31 6618cr After 1 3fl 1364 . 2 5? - HIDDEN LAKE- 131.700. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Euipp,d kitchen Only year old, This could be it for you Tennhi Courts Drawer Dresser, $is 323 5127 Lotsand Acreage PLANNING A GARAGE SALE DON'T FORGET TO AD VERTISE IT IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS In 161) SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE 2311W I%? St 37)17)) 7 COWS FOR SALE MIX BREEDS 377 3773 Stenstroni LAKE Homes on Table, leaf, 4 chairs, and china. Off white Mediterrancan style. NOLL'S GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford 373 3700 1977 Subaru CL Coupe with air Excellent COndition. 323 6)47 After Plan now to vaCa?on thiS year iour own Ri Vee lrorn AT CENTRAL FLA FAIR GROUNDS BLDG. OM I All DO SLJIfP..tlAQ vve now nave models ready foc immediate occupancy In Carriagi Cove, Sanford's newest mol)ill home parb Hwy 16, West, Sanford 37)5620 Wed,,' Jan, 29 7 PM. 6 Pc. Dining Room -- AduItFamfly the Model Mobile Homes Dell's Auction Service 76 Red davenport and chair, Corner - Lak.pview and 8th 5 Lake Mary. 1973 Oldsmobile (9 passenger) Custom Cruiser $750 and take over the payments Very clean AM FM stero rado Contact Bill Currie at The Herafd Move your old aband car FREE If you will call me alter 4 p m , 377 1621 75 - , 4? WE Ta.E TRADES RESERVOIR and Occasional lounge chair, off white background with moss green leaf pattern, Well constructed $34 0 $5 97 caster's Cove Mobile Home Park. Come out and inspect '' RIDER ASSOC IrIt'droom, 7bath, v'ith Rood neigh bor3,.7p(t mortgage, 'IA or IHA i3?.000 or refinance - Ikit lot selection now asallable In Sanford's V 43 Rentals from only Payton Realty JOHN Livestock And Poultry We have been asked to liquidate per order of American Sadh' Corn p.n' over S1C%),CC'Q worn of s,Sct dIes and tack of all kinds including life time guaranteed Trammiel bits, Hacmoqe's arid spurs, Sun bean clippers, Kool back pads. plus everything imaginable in the tack line, Each tern offered will be sold both individually and in group lots to the high bidders with no ress'rt' ________________________ Dinette Set, excellent condition, us 327 483 Deflary MUST SELL PiEW 3 RD. 2 BATH HOME, all extras, good location, Make offer 3?? 7717 W. Garneft White TOYS NOISE BOYS There's room for all three and more In this like new I Bedroom. 2 bath ranch. Fenced yard, quiet street, workshop, double garege Takei 15.000 to assume existing Ii, pCt loan A bargaIn $34900 Call LARRY SAXON REALTOR, 9110 MOBILE HOME PM .'-' Homes, Lots Home On Lake ", - You are always ahead when you buy, sell r rent with a Want Ad. - . You can get a fair price when YOU advertise your "don't needs" In the Want Ads _______________________________ And Acreage Near new 3 bdrm home in Deland area. Phone 305 US$303. - F"fIDAY, JAN. 74.7 )3PM Severai nice bedroom lets, dining room table, I chairs. Spansh dinette set, niCe clean ClCCltiC range, large Cedar wardrobe. library table, TVs. glassware, arid all kInds of mis( items SADDLE & TACK LIQUIDATION AUCTION K UI P DECOI',i 045 SO? ,V 1s '' 327 733$ custom Interior, AM radio, 26.000 mItes 12.393 Call Don Pope, 322 1631 Dealer A Li Ct tOri Sale ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING & aOAR DING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS. 322 3757 67 Bedroom set, dresser, chest, box Springs and mat., and night stands 1)30. Others to choose from. Dave's Furniture, soo Sinford Ave., 373 9370. Autos for Sate 80 Auction t73 Vw Sport Bur), Sport Wheels, PUPpIE5 SEE, COMPARE, SAVI Toy, Mini, Poodle's, all colors, Pug Crocker. Schnauzer, Cairn, Peke Dachshund, Chihuahua, Shih, fly Beagle, Iloton, York Ic, Maltese Others, 25 Pups displayed Finance Guarantee returnabls order Xmas Pups now. Cher'i Kennel, 1901 7373476 Eves. 569.1146 REALTOR 641 ______________ lOrlbedroom P,batflpio.,,sr Good credit arlc1qualifie buyer 373.1100 LQke )ennle APARTmENTS Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1t St Sanford 372 9411 Corbeff Real Estate ?606S Hwy. 17 97 P [AL TOP 373 3771 I $200 Down ___ l Ornamental stone fireplace, turned columns, sunken panciect fart.ily room, 3 Bdrm, garage. redwood privacy tence, carpet. Un. beIlevabl at $fl,50o IHA VA. CLIFF JORDAN REAlTOR, HI. Harold Hall Realty Commercial Properties _______ 2 bdrrn., 11 bath. Pinecrest, pooi, .tf .4..I,, I'(' 'U. ren,rai neat & air. Reduced to 172000 373 $031 after COMMERCIAL..? Bdrm. housi oarage with apartment on 7 Iot s.000. ESTATE SACRIFICE '.1 rr. 3 t'Ir1 'i' 1'. t'h Iii' v.11 ari.t,, a,cJ launclr ' room Good garden area. Assume 7 prt mtg Offers up to 177.000 acccpted up till Jan lIst by probate court ______________________________ ..... - Peg Real Estate Broker $100 E. 25th St .37? 6435 . in 7643 SPANISH CHARM 3bdrm.,lbath,Sunland 2AC's,new shag carpet, drapes Owner's equity $)2,. Sal. 1.12.000 approx payments $109. mo, or will trade or rent for $200 mo. with 1 yr. lease, 1st, last & $200 security deposit. 66$ 5992 LAKE FRONT- Custom built, 3 bdrm, 7 bath, large lot, tree 1.65.000 TAFFER REALTY 3 fldrm 1', baths, den, tam rm CArN't, c Pu is. 'nAni extras All bri. %2,(j O,.,,r 3';] 17;i Real Estate 72 - REALTOR )fl 7ic' Re Pets and Supplies Male Doberman 2, years old Papers Will Sacrifice Catl after i pm. 3236012, * * Singer Drop in bobbin, hg zag. and) needl position Like new Condition. sot forU$.ba 1 anceof$4scath0. 5 payments of 1)0. New warrapty. ' Peg. Real Estate Broker _________________________ fluin,esc Sr'vi'. Aij irj 1. CailBart Real Estate "'" - , NORTH Need a Serviceman fast! Check the 3 fledrocjry,, 2 baths 3)7.000 , Peg Real Estate Broker M UNSWORTH REALTY 503w itt St 37)6061,3230517 65 GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW iq sewing cabinet, repossess,, Singer's best model. winds bobbit 1 n machine, Full automatic Pay balance of $75 or 10 pay menls of 1$ 7139 S. Myrtle Ave Sanford Phone 321 0610 Pdewhoose's na rural area PIodoi payment, monthly payments IC than rent Government suntidit to qualified buyers Call to sic if +cu quality 1 ' Giant Pool Oversiej pool, 6 bedrooms, 7 baths, formal dining 139.500 * * Wl'fl' REALTY ' Household Goods _______________ Listings Wanted Courteous Srvc. They're Hot! * * 51 _____ -- * ''Get 'EM While . Iwo houses, furnished Lot too336' deep with fruit, oak 3. Pifle trees $13,500 cash or trade 0159 . , Housesfor Sale '.m,ull ClasSified Ad brings I 'i'Ir Trw. one and see Call 1 lt 5)1 v'99) - *VA NO DOWN 172.300 * Lovely 3 bedrooms, I' baths Central •', fenced, trees Man Cxtrat Sanford, In 3791 j ----- 41 ry .,,,, 4 HousesforSale Rayenna Park- Poøl, 3 bdrm. 2 baths, family room, $33,000. Ac ReaUy,RAp 3737730 - Days Ifl 6173 Nights3fl 5171or373 7332 Sanford's finest shops, OffIte' n available. Excellent location 373 071? or 130 $377 - I 4) Housesfor'SaIe ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS SANFORD AlRpORT - Friday, Jan. 24, 1975—sB Ads Get People TogetherThose Buying Those Selling. - w. Herald, Sanford, Ft. ' , ai'.1g .'.R BROWN P[ ST (,'t23.7 Park Drive 372 , ' ' ' ' 'ii:: Wall Papering ' Ch ' ' Pest Control ________________________ '' - _ I , ,....... PAUL SLAT ER Aallp,p.,-n Piangcr Licensci PftdCnti,ii Comruierc.,ut trep f , ,...,,,.. Geneva - I .-..- --, -I I I I -.....-, -.=,. , I i-I'-'-f' . — I S I 4 __I "•_ ___ , , .., .- - -I _., ,-'----- - , -Fr-' .---------.---, . —'I--. .- _- I . ,. , - .- -.---- .- -, -'-* I , . - , . . • "' 4 - a . I -----------. !,,,,,,,,,__ .--, -..--,. 'r' ..... - l-. . -. �I I ! 0.I 4 . . !;1. . ~I'i, , --a I - LEISURE ~ FRIDAY Friday, Movie Man w 7:00 (6) Concentration (9) Truth or . (13 The irns (24) Intercom 24 (3$. $4) Star Trek i Flies 3) The (9) Wide World Of En terta i nment (13) Dick Powell Squares Theatre (24) Masterpiece Theatre Ficti (13) Wrestling 8:00 (2.0) Sanford And Son (24) 1200 (2 0) Midnight Special on I .; ! Theatre 10:30 (6) CBS Reports 0S) Rat Patrol (24) Washington Week (24) Sesame Street A (9) Adventures Of Gilligan (13) Move 10:00 (2, 0) Land Of The Lost (6) (9) Devlin (24) The Electric Company (44) Party SATU R DAY () Ernest Angley Hour 10:30 (2, 8) Sigmound And Sea Mons ters MORNING HOROSCOPE 6:00(6) 1:30 (0) Categorically Y BOB LIA)YD erald Staff Writer 0 T L D E 111111 A 0 M P ft E R R N A S W 8 D P R (24) World Press (35) Department "Se' (44) Wrestling C I 0 Y ~i I ! P A 0 1 0 N E F A R U B U S E A S T U C W G H F I A P 1 C N H M I I P C P ft A (2) Friends Of Man (9) Naine That Tune 00 (2, 8) Emergency 7:30 I ' - ~, .~ (6) All In The NDIASA0P U0BCU10NR1L Family (13) Kung Fu (9) Bowling (24) Ascent _-:~,- For Saturday, Januar y (35) Speed Racer (6) Summer 25, 1975 10:40 (13) Movie 11:00 (2,0) Pink Panther (6) Valley Of Dinosaurs Semester (0. ) Laurel GENERALTENDENCfl : Aday when you would be wise to be in the mipany of cheerful persons since tl~ere are elements of . deprermon present today. If any unexpected annoyances arise, take them in stride Eliminate confusion ARIES (Mar. to Apr. 19) The situation at home could be tense. but if.vou concentrate on the pleasant. 3-ou find ten5ion cases up. Talk less, do More. TAURUI%(Apr. 20 to May .n ) Cam in motion is wise at this I'me. Ship only for what is truly needed since this is not a good time for bargains. Be wise. Hardy GHAMSTANRORAPLANTGG Jeannie Martian (I) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky (6) Bailey's Comets (1) Go (24) Carrascolervdas (35) TBAChild ren's (44) Lost In Space 11:30 (2) Stav Trek (6) Hudson Brothers (1) Wonderful World ' a , I I A i , I - ~ I : . Z ; i I i .; ,, i I I . i ij 14 ~ — C mj : P41 111.j 11 i C C0,0 C_ : 1 1 1. ____________________ 110 A ,r ~- i I i I ' D lINES? STEAK HOUU L70 COhOSS Their guerts include singer Olivia Newton-John and the Chancy Danleb Band. investigation noting th at she had prior felony —, i r I 4. f i U ~ ~ I~L, Huvv VAN DYKE i .k )LOR - f- - ~, - KWAN 7 11 — LAUGHS Weatn It ( NT(ATAIM1NT NIGHTLY (r:uurg __ _- -9 14 _01r.- - STARTING TONIGHT 1:00 P.M. BILLY JACK ' i II PG R3$3215 ~ __ I -~ z ts M. .3 MM .Ii - - f - . ,.. . 11111111111111111L ../_" ~ , -_ -_ __`. - _t_~, . . ,;. __14 II -,.. 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Or do yvu have a list of emergency numbers for police, fire andanibulancein>ourcommumt> Narnes and addresses for stateand federa! office holders may be found on Pages 2A and 5A in the Sunday Herald .ind a complete list of emergency numbers is on page 4B for your convenience. • 0i a lii,.,' East I I -i-; s east west Is west, and ne re the twain shall or sh all the)' Herald staffer (,Iorla 1ogosz visits a W81 "ashrkltr;" to see how a group of American youngsters are turning to the ancient teachings of the Fast to find the answers to living healthy, happy and tooly fleet X - _L* - - By JOHN A SI'OIKI ' I 11flV pr(pectIve juror 'for cause" by This oLd 11i .1. - EditorIal 4A et* Our - Low. some reason why he should not serve as a juror. For example, he may be related to one of the parfiL% involved in the case. Each side May also reject a JiMited number of prospective Jurors, wIthout stating - CHWAM OnDaIly tIam$it,,M.r,i&,,tI$, U -- - -_ I l T t __ ' I - t i ~ . I. Uk * ',, a Crouword PuzzIe ... Excused persons are replaced ,I - - I .. 3A 2A N ornen Jurors Yesterday's high V, low (his morWag 61. Con. siderabje cloudiness through today. A little cooler highs near 70. Chance of a few showerx. Complete weather page prospectIve from the panel. These in turn may be rejected or accepted by the IaW)ers trying the case. The selection of jury sometim - -kit'll :. - ,-: ' t takes several days. Jurors II ji .. -- ' = TT1 ': -- - t . • .-. - A f - - 1i I 1 r ? I I . : , . - I . - . j - tw] _. r fj = ii :iji both attorneys, six of the venlre %ould be sw Ora 11, as Jurors and be seated to The jary box . '' T! - - - --- -_ - - -_ . i ;. f L. !1L AM_ 7--___, P14__ _ . ~_ .~~.~~_--____ - - i I -. ---_ .- - . -_ _, 41- . ' . I . _______ - - ; mi _t_ 411i . receive a sniall payment for each service, ' _____________ - :•::. I TP , I . .- II - cl Al Z~~. 4 - i jim1p; - -11 'Ii ir tim the - I ---- DearAbby FRIED &*, - I ' - I I • flIt within the Some of the Prospective judge would order a recess. Jurors compared their ,a,K You'd leave the courtroom, go to , L.wPvic stating - -J 4 N.y Remodeled WithSd,Ora,1. 0 8C - the e vents which were to be tried in cvurt. There were approximately 99 - -,~fpi-wit~?sn.l - ' WIthUtcertifIedletterfroiji Being onneded with e others sumnionded for jury to that of kindergarten and get a before the Judgie of our Circuit Seminole County Sheriff John Iferald as associate editor, I cup of coffee, and duty on that particular week. students; except there 'Ire Court in and for the Eighteenth Polk it was to be my in assumed it would serve to have return at an appointed time. Only sis us an alternate would more recesses on tury duty There were thr ee Judges file dismissed from serving. I be used as Jurors in a Circuit than those given tne involved during the time I spent was to find out later, ftt I was Court case, while six others youngsters In school. wrong. Previously. it had been would be called to serve an 'unwr itt en rule that similarl> in a Count> Court " available " if the need arose Ci Before each term of court, a jury com. rcuit Court Judge4 Roger F illembers of the press would be case. mtsssoner or other public official prepares a kes, Richard B. Muldrew excluded From Jury duty — the The remainder would be jurors co nented we had and County Judge Ilarold F feeling heing they were shuttled between the two courts More pnel, or large initial list of qualified jurors. Johrmn. prejudiid as a result of their w ith absolutely nothing to do a Fore ich trial jurors are selected by lot from vailable In kindergarten" This Is not an indictment of direct exposure while covering this panel. except be required to be Whenever there was a con- (Continued On Page I-A) The la w yers for either side mi> reject Index Brldge GET CHILDS PLATE FOR With duty.I had sum,noned to bt and 'ppear SATURDAY And SUNDAY STORE Judicial Circuit, Seminole doctrination of Jut> Assoc. Editor County. Florida on January 13 not ever been called nor served Greetings: You are hereby at 9:30 a.m. to serve as a Juror. as a juror before. , ; 1, __ I ,~V. rN - pairs t. T NIGHT 0 eill. - Sa S • Wil - HORS D'OEUVRES __.___ - - — . i M -- --a ----- ' HLirt - -- -'. Could Be obs r - ' • I -1 - •.. -.M- -,.I Prnding qualhl)ing appru by 1-= = __~:~;__!_~_u_ — BY MIAMI I— - year or a County Budg et Sees o 5 M i ion Shortag e 0 '~ - - VI" %TIIFR CITY 4a I _ . _~5 _, ____ t Federal Honors Doudne ENTERTAINMENT , would ' 50 $ .arge . K THAY II robberry y ip3L.tm ~~ Resolve to lot C"Sna 0 ndns LOJNGE PACKAGF STORE Highway ftenh it, I ~, ~ WINGS OVER IIELI.AS. An- grounil. dent Greece From the Air. By We can see Uit Byron was Raymond V. Schoder. Oxford right: the Mountains do look on 0 I __4 ~, If Mrs. Parrish had gone to trial, as scheduled on and had convicted by Jury on ' ____ FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY t I " , j _i!l~ ~ ,11 k~ BOOK REVILEWS 11'' HAPPY HOUR 4 7 - 1 OS) Party AWARD ' . . .I S WRA =-7 , 11~ entor Citizens Told To Avoid St. Petersburg drop felony charges against Miss Kettengh&m, as Part of the negotiated plea. L -I ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. health deartment. i (6) Movie tor flCDDCCIM (AP)- A local health director (44) Mod Squad CU1'tj GL A SS Dame said news stories,,L*ut 5:30 (6) Sounding SayS he's tempering his advice his Thursday warng for tour. 1. (The of the most color (9) Movie ful and exquisite displays one could hope to see is being held Board that northern tourists dela Commissioner, the shortage ". (44) Golden GlobeUniversity Pr, 256 Pages.. Marathon, and Marathon loo y vis_ Isis to stay away for a week or herald Staff Writer at the Sanford Civic Center. The Depression Glass Show was scheduled for (0) Rapping With ill require a lengthy review of 10 a.m.. Awards is to this Gulf coast city be. so had "gotten a bit out of $17.50. Ir Mannion 6p.m. Saturday and 11 a.4 p.m. today. on the sea, Oy an aerial shot the enUre 1974-75 budget. 12.00 (1) It l cause of an i nf luenza outbreak, hand." Takes A ___________________________________________________________________ missioners have learned that (35) Outdoors Seminole County Corn-%lost 1,11 yrnen with any inter- coWd give us the grandeur of -c "We'll have to si t do -- we are not specifically ree. and (44) Man And est in ancient history want a the Mt. O1inpus range, where , ~ 100 (2) hl , review the entire budget, Just ommending t ha t eve ry o ne sta y Environ ment birdye presentation their 1974-75 budget is going to of (44) Bobby Goldsboro face of a whole moun tai n 6:00 () Newswatch 6 i's the Board did in stan&-d away, but we direct our cornEgypt, be almost a half mlffion dollars 1:40 (9) Movie Greece, Rome or what- was the one of Zeus. And at (111) News 40^ budget meetings in June and menta to the senior citizens wi th short because of a decrease in ever. The Rev. Raymond V. DelpN he Shows us not only the . I Is July," Commissioner Harry chronic debilitating (useases,-, Shoder, a Jesuit archeologist, county reve nue, and a cut in w of temples but also the Kwia tk owski said on hearing of Pinellas Count)' Health Ar)!i*et to Previous Puzzie had the imagination apd cour- rocky MAU Of m0untains and state and federal revenue .- deficit. [hi. y Direct" George f ri M. Dame said Sanford Doudney, who Governor Dave Schultz. age to do Just this in a book of gorges that awed the ancients 1190 In Sanford and in IM their 54th wedding anniversary sharing funds. AnUcipaUng a decrease in at a news conference. WW-4ON retired recently from the AM Board In his first campaign for The haff Million deficit was 140 aerial color photographs, and created the myth of the married a r,, local t;nty revenue, cornmissioners girl, AN cille in L June. W_ His advice came Friday after Of Directors of First Federal election to the office, DOudneY Rines. They have a son, 0 revealed this week after a stud) ACROSS plus line drawings pinpointing oracle. j alrea dy planned a 10 per have A.C. the city was stung by nailonal Savings and Ian of Seminole defeated t The Sanford Kiwanis Club of the current budget by L *40now -E ] T Z_~ the pictures. I Safari a rnam 35 Hawaiian _ , hr Father Schroder's prose. ee opponents and Doudney, a SaOed surveyor, has awarded garlanct - k: I N attention to an outbreak of flu. after 40 years service, has been his the coveted Management Consultant E.H. With the help of the Hellenic while Informative, is unpm A PA until his retirement never had and daughter, Mrs. Erma 11fe Fel.low award for his have puts free on hiring. Yet, wll African 36Lu0.soofled Dame said there have been 31 _ 38 Underwood and the Co ty named Director Emeritus. any Other opposition. Air Force, he flew over famous tentious. No more is lIOQI Dangleman, also of needed. 38Koit, T fluetated deaths since Christ- Doud,y is a founding d irector ) Sanford. years membership and faithful Commission staff. places in G reece and the A Doudney was born 77 years The Doudnei will celebrate The pictures speak for them. for 8 $10-20,000 reduction in attendance, mas and aU but one of the vie. of First Feder, w%WIB (build 41 Horwy harm) And according to at gean Islands, tied to the floor of selves. C_ 0 t! in 12IsAtrca 47Pract expenditures one HARRY KWIAThOWSKI tims was over nissioners : I 0 60. Not &I a ork DoudneY'S best kno,An con. a plane by a six400t strap and Ronald C. Ho found. Compared to latest Mrs. Grace Richards,, chief tribution to the count y is the shooting his own pictures ' Associated Press 49 Not we&t ______ M u nurse with the Seminole County 20Li years ht. served as county _____ through the windswept open 50 E 11,11*d "drop in the budket," ISC011*Ctors I Health De par tm ent, said tax assessor, retiring in 52 Smolling organ d00r-_ At times his pilot flew UNDE R*ORLD Kwiatkowski Said. a C 5gvo'c, yesterday, "We haven-t see;-, January, 1957. His stepfather, l6f4eff*f1W4S r A l high enough for him to get the .j WARM GOWNS I nclud ed in the ha il million nnsch of It (flu ootak) here, Alexander }':'n1 was ti . whole panorama of a region 0 I 7 SPO()4 M HALF PRICE reduction are: c or" Ir" 34 Ov slubbom 56 C hair "I wouldn't warn anybody to first X 9 . l8R*4I$W.t$ fanwid in myth his Certain $153,000 in state revenue Stay away from this area. I following T.K. Bates, who was FAtor's Note: The Ad floe Committee on Low radiii,mys ( ,, Cowan's UndeorId — Mt. Ol ym pus — or sometimes sharing for the county Road and don't Unk the tourists ar e in appointed when Seminole 114 gnoil& and Moderate Income Housing was estaIshed by u 1.1.1itarian4rispired complacency (ab 1 39 African dangerously low and at the 4 Bridge program. M accounts 6) DOWN 22 VAMSh 1913#10#6 the Seminole Ca uutY COmm:'Woners fn mid-1974. any danger In Orange or became a county. Doudney on the part of the builders, th ere are other factors brifeloval whim of air currents to catch for a 25 per cent reduction in OenI lPwu,t 20.Iten minole County," she said. thatBut, cm~e to play. Its PurPost was to study the honsing situation, went to work in the tax 23Cutic"ier i besides an 0*#C I 11 the perspective of Athens's 22tWictericy 4 2 Reson V1 aces these funds. 26 Grow of 2 F also god Elderly persons from 2)Sea inammaj 43P,1 assessor's office as Vaughan's identify the Problems and Parthenon. come up with recom'*The day of the t'ave $1,000 3 Sihug 24 4ot tsie lot is gone in Seminole for 44 Jot - $91,000 slawlied in the SKAT G SCHEDULE meded solutions to them. The committee finished I Seminole County area are assistari! and upon ,his death At bes t, the results can be land that has required uUhties and a reasonable coun ty's share of gas and fuel (VW I . ,., 4 PM harbor "homes" that are deteriorating, that have IS work this week and submitted a final report of ft couftelot form) suggested to avoid visiting was appoin ted assessor by then41 uwnaslic 6.1419 breathtaking. As Father Shoder MON. u".1:011-111 P.M. locat.ion," the report explaim. Lot costs range from taxes earmarked for ROM and no adequate plurnblr.g facilities, SWeb- toot.d Ifdge Florida's West Coast, however. findings over the last six months. Today, thelferald cmphasize his purpose was TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES ,0fl0in a high densi ty development, to ,000 in one Bri dge. direction reviews e report a Masculine The tourist traffic In U WED. 1.36-11:36 P.M. 0000 grass Of the 4,000 such dwellings that exist in the 5 i C enam ocean archeological, not geographical of the lower density. Ibis factor. alone, seems to 33Atoe i With a t" reduction of cm ea THURS. PRIVATE PARTIES Sanford area has not been af. county, most of them are centered hi the areas of "preclude the use of low density housing as a and oniy secondarily photo. p. 000 and a csh carryr 1 fected by the reported flu 2 a 9 10 1111 graphic In the artistic or tecil,. SAT. 9:W111:30 A.M. Id '304 Ov iedo. and Altamonte, accordin g to the report. f Writer I noIocal sense. Ills method e income housing shortage," $157,000, Rood and Bridge • Homer, executive manager 13 ,. The substandard housing In all six areas is essen. So"'o else""rat"fair"hws ables us to see the over-all fund wdl up $157,000 9w birw4sy partift C%ft of is W 1"W The price of a home with all costs (15 per cent for I: t inily restricted to poor blacks. the Greater Sanford Chamber There Is a serious shortage of both low and ground plan !I Of palaces and a W . t. lot 60 ha rd est hit L . 16 cent for constructi of Commerce. nd labor, d 25 SKATE CITY : n (derate Income housing in Seminole County, t&'rnplesand theaters set among "In &, n.e cases," the report notes, "new, County department. Rd Ott Hw y aco.iii-ding to a final report issued by per cent for financing and other overhead items) . There Is the normal flow of their woods and hitls as we an ad hoic 18 I ri.ediun. -priced houses have been built in some 1 MIPIFERN PARK 19 Kwiatkowski said that he had has increased from 20 S 1 7.000 with a .1 I $ I 5,000 Mortgage, cvrr.mlttee this week. — — — — .( areas." Yet, every home in these areas are con. talked "briefly" with County , to more than $31,000 with a $25,000 mortgage ~ ), # .-if we had any problemswith the r in a iiiiisi sidered substandard because of its suroundings. ____ - Roads So rintenda t J C And this shortage not only creates hard times for few years. In addition, the interest rate on the flu, we would recognize it I While there is a very real need for low cost Lavender after hearing of the those seeking such housing, but It "retards the de mortgage has also increased 23 24 r Meanwhile, a state health of housing, the marity of the type of homes being 28 129 veln.ent of our human r eso urces as well as Cent Jump m paenS over a four-year period . responsi' whose ficials said the outbreak in St. a built is' th e e t department range. growth of our " according to the ble for Petersburg is not especially STUFFED .*. The report finds 5.0W low and moderate houses 32 the Road and Bridge program, FWT I "e factor influencing this situation is there is are needed from now to 1980. B, a thousand units - .— Yet. the soludons are not simple ones. '%t I -, serious. except for the elderly. . N. felt tha t he cod cut his 33 erved Evory 34 More pfofit to be made. building the higher priced FILET &~ : -_ ! "Aftough there has been This finding Is not a new one to even the casual __ ' per year, under present circumsUnces. is too much budget and sUH maintain a 11- .-. I Friday - i homes," according to the report. "In order to make — I observer of county life. bome excess mortality reported to hope for. since the housing industry produces III " ~ degree 1* ~ X r", of maintenance ,I a profit building lower priced houses. the builder frm Nnellas County, this has only 6,000 units a year -most of which are in the required to keep the county "I I I I-I rT ust keep a tight schedule and control his costs." There are 4,OW homes that exist here within the be,en in I.he very elderly," said higher price range. going." Kwiatkowski said. low and moderate Income range are shoddy : Dr. Ral Other Selections ph B hogan of Jackso \ In a day and age where skill is not as important as But, Kwiatkowski added, a Tomorrow: c1apidated, substandard an insult to han it .. What can be done to Improve this To Choose From vifle, chief of the preventable the proflt n argin the tendency In the housmg in 43 44 ____ UP number of anticipated road I48 situation, and the reactions of Count) officials who (lignily. There are neighborhoods diseases section of th e state programs for the year will SANFORD DOUDNEY HOLIDAY e%er) Sen mole city that shn signs of decay, that ' r — fr 50 !ii — P , OMPLEX qualit) and towards quantit) PH 323 i,10 for implementing them L • Coatind On Page A) 53 1) T: # 11,30 (2) Rock Conceff Downtown Sanfo " \ (44) Night Gallery News j - - ( 44) Move 9-30 ) Bob Newhjry Show 1 0:00 (6) Carol Burnett 11:00 (2,6,1,9) News ;. __ sentenced the week after the Parrish-Phfllips ca".3 are concluded. She faces a possible maxi.mum sentence of th ree years county Jail on th e misdem ea nor charges. Van Hook said the state will . - -_ _____ - - . PARAKEET PARROT and Phillips. At th e time Miss Ketttham en te red her guilty pleas Judge Hosemgnn indi ca ted the will be -- S I~ , Tomorrow: Available Vaccines 0 - MACAW (24) Bergman Film (24) Sports 7t (35) Ba sketball 4:30 (2) Nashville Music (6) Bowling (f) Wide World Of Sports k - T CAT DOG A ~ I' A 12 a m NBC MIDNIGHT I I - GUINEA PIG GUPPY HAMSTER CANARY (6) Mary Tyler Moore Golf ' be regretted later so keep yourself in check and concentrate on (24) Zoom paying b1115, Use conimon sense. m Blue Marble (44) MOON CHILD Friends Of Man REN (June 22 to July 21) You can become (24) Villa Alegra niore successful if you use yo ur willpower, Perk up your a (44) Symbol Of AFTERNOON pearance and others will gravitate toward you. Safety 30 (2) Wheelle Arld The LEO July 22 to A.2I) Don't permit yourself to worry about 12:00 Ch Bunch peohi ems that can't be solved. nd a helping hand to o (6) Harlem th ers who (6) Speed Buggy have nue troubles than you. Globetrotters (9) Banana Splits VIRGO f Aug, 22 to Sept. 22) Avoid those Pemns who are in a Information Eight (9) Bugs Bunny (9) These Are alous m today. Do some reading that could put u ahead (24) Mister Roger's The Da others. Forget We social. Neighborhood (13) Wrestling UBR* (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Take par ticular care in outside 44) Horizon's (24) Mister Roger's ' Unli mited aefivi6es today. Engage in Y( w favorite tKUY in the afternoon. Neighborhood Ernergency Relax and have fun tonight. (35) Celebrity Tennis Plus Four SCORPIO I Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Don't put big changes in effect (44) Soul Train thinking they wdl improve your status or you coWd be disap. 12:30 (2) Go (9) Hong Kong (6) Fat Albert pointed. Take it ea' tonight. Phooney ,) SAGITTARIUS tN'. 22 to Dec. 21) Get busy and put those obligations behind you, even if you are not In the mc*d to do so. or )U could 1c6e a great deal. 11 CBS FRIDAY NIGHT s series is CAPRICORN I Dec-22 to Jan. 2D) Avoid an associate who is MOVIES "Kelly's Heroes ken from a o f t et to be rational. One whe interests are opposed to RERUN A g ac ti on ni ck, Broadway show set in a runcould cause trouble. starring Clint Eastwood, down, almost sleazy Manhattan AQbARmSJan. 21 to Feb. 19) Although dull, it is best to suppor ted by Tell) Saval hotel where the letter "e" is hardt the wclrk assigned to you. Do whatever improves your missing frorn --hotel- on the health. Engage in favorite hobby. film? and even Don Rickles in marquee, and the odd assort. PC (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20 ) You want to have time, an Improbable plot that leads to mentofcolorf ul characters who but first cotmi the cost and sbY within your budget.a good Not a good a Milky crew finn for creative mdea~cwj. of soldiers live there aS Perriment g behind en Lim World War COncheta Femll, from the W YOUR I1W IS BORN DAY,.,he or she will show an II in a grab for $16,000. East. or igi nal stage c ast, stars as d plays an embittered April Green, James Cromwell to do Just that. However, teach not to get m ix ed up in problems of former officer, busted to plays Bill 1is, Al Freeman or there could be resentment. Be swe to give ethical and Jr., enlisted man. who reclaim his is Charles Bingham, and religious training early. bars by showing his abilities by Jeaiue Ur1e pla "The Stars impel, On do, not clDmPel." What you nuke of ys Suzy. In leadin the others on the the first episode. your life is Lzrgely up to YOU! Suzy dangerous mio breaUiley reports her i Carroll Righter,li Individual Foftmf fw your Sign lior Fetxuary Is I:*$ NBC cHICO AND THE Pending marriage to a --big ready. For your copy td your blrtMate in $1 to CaI Righter M HoUood pducer. April 5 Bead" J SbOws up as Ed Brown's old skeptical, and does some - buddy Harold who uses his checking on the producer. Her f riendship, and some suspicions are confirmed, imaginafive gimmicks, to set naturally, but how to e up his alibi, so he can go Out of the predicament is the 16 I pro carousing at night. S Ed in I delica te situa tion but Chico Manages to resme both of 16-11 NBC POLICE WOMAN 2 the "C ttin Them" Noted Iihn __ 9-10 NBC ROCKFORD FUM director George Marshall on "98" "Counter GamUt" Rockford "Destry Rides Again" and I I loich horns with a gang led by 5: 00 X , , a an ex-conyiet who was ordy among his imprewsive credits 1 ~30 1114110111111 it 111641101111841111111 I &CC61111111PAILOV611114111 044901 recently released from prison. makes his second appearan" The awn is a va luable as an actor at the age of necklace, along with the reputation of a beautiful young playing the patriarch of a — 11110c"" Lady. Rockford, as usual, wins the battle of wits, txjt not before nuential family. His son-in-law tuse dies under mysterious dr. ego takes Jabs curnstances and Angie is r -A L assiPed to the investigation. BALTIMORE PREMIERE H %_ 9:00 (2) Movie (6) Triple Crown Of (8) It Takes Thief Insinctliont: TIw N"an names fistat! b#Ww appeu beckwatd, up, down. oi dislionsIlly In the pusile. FUW fomud' each hidden name and box it in u dwwn: (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (6) Jeffersons (35) Party 4.00 (2) NHL Game (9) Super Friends ,00 '2' Add F (6) Favorite Martian (U Jabocky _. M. ! 3:30 (2) HIgh Chaparrel (24) Walsh's Animals In Robb ery Shootout and state attorneys investigators had put gether previously convicted felon, oflvictions in Georgia including a 2(1-Year term for after Parrish and Robert Dennis Phillips , robbery of which she served eight , of Th elastsupectffltheNov Robbery carries a 30year or life term the case years. I Alrnon Vidalla, Ga., were arrested at the shooto scene, r A & P attempted robbery Two other suspects L, the food store hold-u and attpted murder a 15 year sentence, -shootout has pleaded P Parrish and Phillips had been charged with g earlier also pleaded guilty and a fourth suspect, robbery, second degree murder, Van Hook agreed to drop the remaining charges flsentencedto 2Oyears inprison. Charles attempted mur. Keith Hobbs, of Atlanta , was killed th a Parrish, 38, L)OflS, Ga., changed against both Phillips and Parrish. der. shooting within an occupied building and use of her brief lea of'l gunbattle with Altamonte Springs police when a firearm in commissi t tO uilty of robbery Friday and on of a felony, ey in terrupted the robber), Circuit Court Judge 2 frothy Ketteringham, 18, Slidell, la., pleaded mmediately th Phillips pleaded guilty Jan. 14, to robbery and guilty Dec. IS, to lesser misdemeanor charges of Altamonte Springs Police II. wntencedherto 20 yearsathard labor asagreed by Steve Garver, attempted murder and Is In Seminole County jail attempted grand larceny, improper exhibition of a Assistant State Attorney Claude Van 1100 wounded in the shootout with Hobbs, is awaiting Completion of a pre-sentence investigation pointed defense attorney Ne wman firearm and unauthorized Use of a motor vehicle. ordered by Brock tfl Circuit Court Judge Richard Muldrew, The state has reco mmended probation for the in making her guilty plea Mrs. Parrish, also He plea negotiations. faces a possible 30year or life sentence, , woman, who has been held in protective custody by o wn asN adeneMcTier,confirmedmorepiecesof Van hook said the sta t e recommen ded con- Sheriff the jig-saw puzzle that police. sheriff's detectives John Polk since she entered a gity plea current sentences on the two charges for the and agreed to turn state's evidence agairst Parrish HMACAESYHANACTENANW ' , Mrs. Parri sh Pleads Guil " H C R E F I N S N W M C ft Y A C R P G ioo (2) Untamed World w Hee Haw (8) Great Adventure (9) Lawrence Welk Speaking (9) TBA (44) No Place For A Picnic (2) Tarian (6) Adventure Theatre (8) Movie (9) Wrestling (24) Electric Company (44) Movie 2.30 C 3 Movie (24) Book Beat Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents 1 0 ' EVENING Notre 1111erciiItL - ••. 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Wednesday, Jan. 22, 1975 BRIDGE 6P&IT '! W 41AOR ME ___ * 0 1 -" ' T \ i Al) — __ '' \ __ _ %P I - ALLE 'O DO IS WXT FM ~ ~_", r~~_ C-) ___\F .. .~, -* ~ 1 4_14 t . go ~ II T r,.~: I -Vi OSCAR! LOOK 9ERV I ____1 - It l 713. Irst,* on ________ M, J Pass Pass 646 .I ~-,_/~_B Pass 2 * NI [lass 5NT Pass 6A PASS PaSS *Pass 1.,_, s, 1 .1".1- t- : a , 0, --.I'. - , ` , w u East iv I- ,I --~_ ,1-1 - -.-,-,% "."_o~:,~<' _- `.,.". 'p.1 . I , - t, '1 ' ' -- 2N 5 to th sesn by A Sancom \ WH~ WAIT IlLt, T14e LA,5T MINUT 5#4~6'f 04Y F 51 ; 7/ - bidding, but settled for six after .North showed no kings ui esponse to the Blackwood five rnotrump. Then when dummy Wt the table South saw that even six was In some jeopardy. There was a sure heart loser and ____ S I is 1K FAAR16_ZN(1V &RAXR I[Doi ? FOP, M E*RR&Oxy defenders held four im O ° r a n ' o 4p to ', 44.61- — ' BLON DIE I 7. ____ Chic ________________________________ B 1LL BE A W, (I ~ — ,,, i -_ ~N o J ; V 11 i [Z I - I *I I I L__ —_ 90 IV \ A - Just bid I%o ) ITRYINGCONQUER 5T This CWT'AN I I OUR ANTIPAThY i 1ARD EMPLOYMENT! AGENCY 6 REALLY I i ~ y - ____ H*- J A4' I - , :, -;. -. . IS , ,, A OG 5 - , ' ____ - I ___ - L L - " I ' i I f , l OLIT OF - THREE N YOU AR ' - e. 0o __ P 4IP lll`~,, ~ PITR(, - . . , Tr 4r - .. ' 4, ; 1 - - IF A010 WE'LL 5EE WE 3T ,- I -. -.- ..-. -) (:~ J~ # ~_ m - ?. • -' , N 4 -r ?~ I - I - - H _F__7~r_ - -- 141 Bob Montana rNOW NO HOW A TM GALLONS OF RN RD PAINTS? %., ..%.# '#- 0, " I ____ # 11I ( - L , - - by - _______ i — 1 SM 1*5 - All Mf ' . IF J ~, , -.4 ___________________________________________________________________ LVEO} I - I ~0 ~! 1 I ~ -1 it____ ., `iq "t ~ ~ _____ - — C~ %011!0~ [16-0011 .1 - - - . , I #I- MA / / EEK Dear Abby . - . Ia s-L - - HORT RIBS 4 _T_ i ~ - I ~. 1 z_ T I - -1 / 11 WAnHG HIM AND TALKING To HUM tVRY rr WAS AB;XVrEus -NO - l l l l lE~ 7ELEQR E5 G - ; / ' I MA$E HIM A DPEMDENT. t ' #. . ' 11- ' 1 - " - . 11 / , r l,,~- , ') .I -. I - 2 CaRun Sca V . en - -. - spute Personal Freemen said that he had I I I . 6A L . GA %%'F'1TIIF4lt J I _ v / 1 ~, i '' fcw* .Aw / it 4 I. - by Frank Hill Gv H L _________________ I j =-- - - Tony O'Brian and Dale Wesson, president and an of. • ficer respectively in the state organization and 1ngwood Police Sgt Torn Ling,president of the local South Seminole Chapter1Q5,FOppresented petition signed by the Long. wood poli cemen. O'Brian Is a sheriff's depart. ment sergeant from Palm Beach County and Wesson is with the Winter Park Police 'partment. . Freeman said that although list of legal and rivic credenIferald Staff Writer been personal friends with lie has been extremely active in tiah~said that he gravitated to Deipite a strong division coin,I jissi(itil Mike flattaway the Democratic Party In the the Denlocratic party, because Fditorial 4A between count> commissioners and harry Kwiatkowski, arni count), and has worked closel> he has "alwa>s been for the floroscope . ...... -.. 5A over his appointment as per- has been Sid Vihlen's personal with Democratic Gov. Reubin underdog." But Hosth. . ........ ....3A manent county attorney late I add t years But Askew on his reelection, there few decisions Obituaries . ...... , are . 3A Tuesday, Torn Freeman doesn't attorney nny in t1w past is little he can he's worked for closely do for partisan lihilosophically different -unfil Sports 111-211 (eel that the controversy with Commissioner Dick polities as Seminole County you get to a higher level of generated by # i:o% ermnent -tile state to some M political opt. Kinibrough strongly opposed "I can't affect county extent, but really the federal "I've been extremely close to Freeman's appointment. 'Y nt all," Freeman said. goverrunent." governmen t and to the Reacting to William's and Freeman added that outside of hwiatkowski who pushed to kinibrough sopposition to him, Rclted Stors Page 2t rnalit> differens within tine Freeman confirmed late Freuman explained that -I tile political organizations, Tuesdiiq, said that morning 63. Cloudy to partly Deinocratic party over the he did not would suspect that it's a by. "there's hardly any difference especially wait until the cloudy and worm through %cars," Freeman explained, product (if the fa, I that Torn phiNsophically, between the commission chamberti Were Friday Highs in the upptr 70s but the oppitIon to III> ltinliird, in> cousin, ran against two parties in Seminole tmpts todo so Wt set a cap at Complete wenthtr detal's page polntmenl Is not political It's Kimnbrough in the last dec. (ounty" 5A. personal." tinn" Page 2-A Fr"pman with an imnreccI, Continued 0 ____________________ . -1 . Freeman Calls a ___AL_____ I FRA NK • . I I- - f .I _. ________________ llie budget requesu, submitted several months ago, be. fore the fiscal crisis developed, called for spending $3,87 skew ,"id the state expectcd to ,bave enly S2.12 billion in income, spine $77 million less than available "Imi, asking all department health in state government to look once again at expenditures in their departments and tell us how we can adequately finance the essential servmces e are offering now and, at the same tuiie, spend less nioney," Askew said. Education tonugILsoner Ralph Thrlington, lead-off 14,ltnt'ss at the two days of hearings, , urged that educations 's r cent share of state spending not Despite Irwreased demand. education Ms I t budget long as all agencies are reduced proportionally. he baI d, , or Ofl It proposed per art III(L thanfl $ 12 Gevrge Arnold of Sanford reported soineone broke into his parked car at US 17 92 and caliber rifle The Winter Park Elks ClUb on Ho w ell Branch Road was burglarized. sheriff's deputies reported today, and the in. truders made off with a floor same containing $1 plus co*.,-15 mom ,i juke box and ugarettc machint-. Also taker, was an undertermined quantity ,)i cigarettes, deputy Ron (illbert id He reported the thiees us a kitchen cart to tape U I - -= V -. -. - T : I a i Th *• - 4 I - , a a - S ' --4,47,,,., CZX;:1,1r,V0 -- ~~_-U- ~ '-___ . M:,_ - - - -- _-f_L~_ -4 -_ 1~---- 4k~i. ~ellql Z__ _-,[~ ~ ~A--_7 .-- - rl~ - -- - '— ~ -L_ !?, &I.*T___ V- -_ ;; - - - - I - ti 4 __ - L_ - - _-_--_-_'___ _- _.k. _ --_ --_ i. :~fM 47 ' = - _ - ------- I—= M - ,~__.-_ $11w, po)lice said. am -- -~ Druggi " '..• . B BOB LLOYD grabbed a rifle in the store and cident wasn't reported to police Herald Staff Writer f Ue 1.ts at the icn. until Wednesday afternoon. A F em Park drugut iot at Deputies u d the drts Reports indicated the beating ' two holdup men as they fled •' Uy mined the victirnwaseatedat&mjnoIe .• , with a quantity of narcotics 15-5fN Memoña1HosIn Wednesday afternoon traffic A% 7 1 kpoflce K9unit Attorney Fred M. Peed .• but a search by Sherirrs puU In a 5eah of reported jewelry and a watch, . . deputies failed to turn up any the wooded area but noipts total value 0, was taken from suspects In the daylight were found, according to his 3 rnthia Court, south • bery. -• . deputy P. J. Higgins. Seminole home when burglars In another robbery just -Just before midnight two foced open a garage door, before midnight, two men white males entered ABC according to a report by sigitures of Police Chief Torn escaped with $1,700 --WC Aft W17 W to$1.8m in,, liquors, Longwood, and one of sherifi, s deputy p. j. RIg.gins -••- '— Ui'nnigan and officers Ling, — robbery at ABC IAquors, U.S. the men, armed with a pistol, Patricia Ann Mayes, 1 William Barfield, Michael 17.9Z Longwood. -told clerk Bill McKinney, Peruvian Lane, Eastbrook, Fisher, Terry Baker, Gilbert 'o white males,believed O'Brien, (left) with Ung and Wesson, tells mrs. Lormann and "Conk on, I want money. I reported 8150 cash and jewe Iry Julian the llughson, Greg Manning, juveniles, walked into DoIW want all of it." %*alued at SM was taken in a Prescription Center, U.S. 17-92 bed with the flu Deputies said the men were burglary at her home. was not present Harold Hartswk in a meeting water rates and building permit near O'Brien Road, about Jordan H. Paddock, Ronald the meeting while two to break the tie, 5 last seen running west on W. R. Galloway, 1300 Crr,ton with him yesterday reported fees. Brewington and Robert Par- uniformed Longwood police. p.m. yesterday armed with a Wildrnere Skeet after telling Dr., told investigators tools Council unanimously hdopted the city's financial problems State Rep. Robert Hattaway rifle. men guarded the council a McKinney not to look, because valued at 13DO were taken from motion instructing depart. were even worse than en (Altamonte Springs), who 71w city has 15 working days chamber entrances from the Alexander Gessin of Winter there was a truck across the his home. ment heads not to replace any visioned. -There is not money was asked for assistance in [lark told investigators the men street and t "they'll shoot if you Helen 1XV7ine, of Deltona o accept or refuse the request outside and the city hail personnel who quit and not to here to pay all these" Grant fifl(ling sources of revenue for told him, This is stickup Get Council Chairman J. all the police reported R. Grant receptionist's office. In the hire any additional workers said, "The (police) department the Police department if that her purse containing set work session on the down on the floor or you'll be matter audience were at least eight ithit tlic express approval of will have totake their portion of agenc> a funds ere cut gave shot' IX-PutY It. L. O'Dell said no personal papers and creWt for Feb. 3. City Ally. Ned Julian policemen in plain clothes in the governing body. truck as seen by withesses the cuts. I wish no one had to tx- Mayor Lormann a written cards was stolen by an Jr saul he IlI prepare a set of addition to tang and Hennigan The pair took an unSanford police today were board authorized Fire laid off report guidelines on the state collec. determined amount of nar estlgat'ng the repor'ed snateher in a parking lot at Chief Roy LaBossicre to hiire a (nnian n tic bargaining 1a ["ling the state agencies he colics and drugs but were Ti.iesday beating of a 13-year. Jerry Connell requested ounc nn firefighter to replace one ho b rant noted deficit spending had contacted, Hattawa>'s unable to get the cash register old Sanford Middle School Butler Plaza shopping center, resigned the first of the year SR 436 and Howell Branch S en £ s department to (Ia) night faced a standing isthe against ill(! letter said that using federal or open. deputies reported. CIP aw, auwn that city b student in a gyrn locker area by lioad.. ) "room only audience mostly of 111"1111ain order at the meeting and to bring the paid fire de As the bandits fl ed on foot into (Re other jusenile gins Sgt laying off a few now could avert state funds to maintain existing partinent up to its fo ur-member Burgla.s fasored foods when after tening atmos. police officers, wives and supprograms or jobs is prohibited a nearby wooded area Gessin largerprob1em eater L strength, Johnnie Parker said the in- they hit the home of Jack Smith under all law enforcement porters demanding that a ptre iOflu) nigot on tn city O'Brian saul the citizens of on SIW19 north of Osiedo and hall porch against coun Ma>or James H IMnnanri funding sources He said a decision be made not to lay off Longwood were concerned that the \inth Street tavern in by policemen and their supfs poli, --enien as part of the city's to tile financial morass and possibility exists that the city their police protection would be &i riford. porters. tnight be able to get money move to make up it $44,000 Smiffi told depulties a portable . cut, asking, "Do you intend to would make recommendations from the Police Foundation or $1 deficit and balance its faltering A move by Councilmen Don do this?" color eett Monday night's the Ford Foundation. budgct Schreiner, a former Ingwood (,rant attemptul to explain Iwitatoes and canned goods plus llattaa> said, however, that Two Seminole Sheriff's de- polic,cman and ex-deputy sher- the city's financial problems, a combination shotgun rifle Julian said nr,t all proposals recewing money from these partment deputies including 1ff, and June Irniann to I were l.aken from his bome. halt listing bills due for the month for raising revenue are legally two sources "will be a long for 90 days consideration of and explaining thata number of A1r forcing a door at the possible. Ile said the city has shot," adding, however that TALIAIIAMFE, Fla. iAll) -- Amid dechning ~Uite laying off any cli> personnel billsowed, but marked 'hold," three sources it can Increase Lavern. burgiars made off with all sources should be income and the orst unemployment in Florida in at (tied on a hung vote with Connell had e a city the utility tax to its maxinlum exhausted as a critical situation cigarettes beer, soft drinks least 25 % cars, Gov. Reubin Askew ordered state agentle, and (grant opposcd (ounul hall desk th.ner. ' 11 K)d iteini and chewing gull, 10 r cent across the board itlexistshou1d the polce force todas to cut their budget reqnests b> *1 billion or ht ______________________ man H. A. &tt, rnfined to his north $221 according to lie added that city accountant n monthly on all utilities, the be cut back. 'uld do it for them, Around the Clock .. 4A ford Police reports. "If these reductions are not forthcoming from the 9 Bridge 813 Thieves entered through a • Askew hall at a Florida Public I Clamified . said at the cipening of his ,annual budget hearings on 1; 1 1-713 Util ties building at 901 w. Sixth srwrulinv for fisual 1975-76. _____________________ is ent ....... wlylgalm uu `_ - his first meal in his new home. Zoo Director Jack Hanna d new federaltaw will require zoos to have both win of a species and the buck given by P,alnbow S"gs will be a mate for the zoo's two does. In Feburary, the zoo will recelVe two Bengal tiger culn from the Knox,vill t ally be mates for Jacque, the zoo's old tiger. Zoo offle1jill today re"lved a 110,000 contribullon for the orange County Commission toward the animals,new habitats at the park west of .68 Billion Cut Ordered et ~ 0 -- - ___ - P _.'%-_1 - . --- •- k r., ______ Il / I I , . --, - __.t w. -. -.' , 11 ~ ~^_'__._ - .--_. ;. I .:. i r--7 - - - - N I ) a /1 •. I HAVE A 0 Doe- OWA"J YE5' ' — Y - HO6Y _____ I — ' ! KISSING _________ __________________________ ll,l.,~N lz p 1' If OIL BRUSH Crooks & LawNnc. i -1 0R b -I CAPTAIN EASY LIkEV AAJ 951 . — I . _________________________ f ,jj . I __ ~ - - / ~) d I . I'LL TA s - t•- - %' I ,. . - I'M A PROFESS40NAL! N . Ar • 0 ARCHIE "by ' ( ,'f Z . " ~ -. PAI FOR -- 1~.~_. ~.~ - - police officers want the Florida Fraternal Order of Police FOPI to act as thCIZ agent in collectivebargaining ... , ___ ~_ 'it 21 T. K. Ryan OH, BE A5 DLWZ A05 ' A JuST HO .- 1 „%. 1 ZOO DOES'NEW MATE ARRIVES IN SANF~ ORD Suzy Ogren,a By DONNA F-SMS a do I Tell Council ante ( \ /4: f by Dick CavaHi WINTHROP , r .. 'l .1 - f.4 ' 11 - El .- Longwood Police -Z, 'J.:u% ° - ; Von-1 MAYBE WE CAN bE -.._ / 2 I volunteer worker at the Central Florida Zoo at Sanford, feeds the zoo's new buck deer .r \ ____ A ft-t- by Al Ver ) WAY, L _0 I ;;:;~_ ____ s PRISCI I ' Xff IfS_ S%VA6 I , rCALyLe, 00 U - is — - "YSM- W WMA75 A4LflE I ff/ % 11 \_ 72 OU KNOW - /W ME 5 j K•Vi'll / \ ______ 1. = I by ti ( _ --- . . tL,/ I 4 • I 0 0 _________________ I Iferald Staff Writer - by Larry Lewis ( 31 . / j '/ TiS K -- I -- I - -) - * MAKE-UP EXAM, aS r .1 . I I -. - WRONG, 'V • 1. ~ - 1I CAMPUS C(.ATTER with BIMO BURNS j UE . I _A_ ___ GEr PERGONAL. .; _________________ - , . .. I.,. - . TUMBLEWEED . V ____ ._ ___ ___ .. ___ By Roger BIen - slit I = . I .- ______ ades Thrr .I ~A~_ 4 . lNS/ , ,' 1r7-l - 1 00 C Ire r,NESS qoy It "r B KDPItICKE1 "1 ould lose (or ou all to more ' concte motion” which borhood t>e school Herald Staff Writer proposition which she said is hase a heart," Mrs Essie Blair oWd allow .school officials to Ike Orienta scheduled to better than splitting The Seminole School Board told board members. "And I Indian — I begin setting up next year's receive 432 students from Hills. decided ' yesterday the on]), ltlllllllt~~W_ 6_ will uproot anyone who tries to - - - budget and Wring teachers for Spring Lak , 154 tiling certain about elementary .: . .fror "I don't want a fight. I just .1 uproot that school. We will riot clw oon 3. Altamonte and 168 front want what's best for the school zone lines proposed by stand by and lose our school" Feather said the zone floenwald SchoolSupt. William Lay er Is children," she said 'They l)er aS adamant about changes are necessary because that they re uncertain, Iiyer sd after the meeting don't learn much on the buL" j _____ __________ -_ transferring the Rosenwald the state provides funds on the he could come up with 600 An overflow crowd Mrs. Ward pointed out •. .ake Orienta and number of stude nts per school. different plaris to fill th Alt ffl2nith Springs 114,11 e Layer's proposal calls for ~ I - =.,-.,. - __ .. . 1. .- 1, 'I he d the - s. then I1llls thiIen,wwa1k argueduntIl the Feb board post state's already paid the county school must have 600 students be able to please all factions to English Estates, to be bused r poning 12into a decision ____________________ $100 000 to cnstruct the centcr to support itself. to Switt:,h schools for about 1,5w School board member Pat to Sterling Park _________________ Related Story Page 2A The students under Layer's "Comniunicaflon I Board member Allan Keeth " ~" - _' I I 7" _. , But Rosenwald proponents distributes students across the problem" exists between summed u _. - - - ,:- . i - .-!& U ~ A number of blacks showed argued against closing the county with about the same parents and the board. Most position w . Z- - . hen lie told the predominantly black school, number of students in each residents at the Up to protest i proposal to meeting audience any change has a __________ ' the last in Seminole, and asked school Aiso, >er said It ill agreed -t phase out ECENW-W 'domino effect" — Rosenwald instead for Rosenwald to reduce the number of school In (act, many citizens acElementary Schooi, which is Keeth said each faction -—, _remain as a neighborhood buses on the road. xll_ I , ..M cused the board of being totally 0oul north of Altamonte Springs, and school - But pockets of opposition unresponsise to their nee r ill ds and change In their sector will do to ___________________ School Board member Davie have surfaced because some desires as Seminole Count other schools. cePtional children. Sims then proposed that students who presently walk to residents and taxpayers. Amos For example, anytime Jones, Seminole parents organize groups and school will have to be bused if Layer's proposal to split students are snitched in any Community Actions Director, provide their input Into the layer's proposal is passed. Indian Hills subdivision bet. one school every school told the board it OUl(I be in the -- -. 4. fr ing of the zone lines 1. The La ke Orienta plan drew een English Estates and a system feeis the change mane" — Still's motion passed 4 to Q todeprive the black community with Board Chairman U G1, fire last night from a number of new school to be opened in Ile said parents should put 71~ persons who felt the school, Sterling Park also ew fe themselses of this -last vestige of a cultural "Bud" Feather dissenting. in the board's — S.&it: r_ which isn't even constructed institution Mrs. Gloria Ward offered a position of "tr-)ing to see a) . 5 51111111111Feather said he favored a yet, should be a walk-in neigh counter proposal to Layer total picture" 'V FUNNY c4q _W P&IT I. :'T .11.0. :R1 DOC,..QW ~ - GOING j 1 4i. Rosenwa 1 ~ Ie ......... 1 I WE'RE) 1 - ____ somr -M I irL Jti' ri- '4 I 40 will almost surel . ~_,: -_ -1 1 , - r. L , . ', I ne O pponents Delay 11 I * k 7643 V AZ •9 A A 73. I by Halmdahl & Staffel I () I I .1 Li one 1 - Pas% 2V South .* / _. ,w / BUGS BUNNY 1 . West North Eatt South M M Mr- AW S401Y)IX ,,, r'!t-:. - / ,:11 i_11~~ 111 1~ I Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Z The bidding t . ,- I-,'~. yttAl f ' 0 Al~ k, - V —1 Aunt Ethcl to stop calling ' Well, I finally II tA nip, 'her little anqel" HY1410 - __~_ (w - Young , , -% ~ I " , ~,5* 1915 - ____________________ I S,LON01 ~~rr rI * A - -- 67th Year, No. 133— Thursday, January 23, uSTSEE IMAkE ME 70 TAKE mY PLACE 0 !t y by Garry Tieau 3LOND LE'I 1.4 I West drop the queen and diamonds Your p2rtner doub make the slam, but South was d Fast bids three hea ii hat do just devious enough to have a -ou do now Ansrr Tomo plan that might tell him o " r - led dumiy's nine of spades, took a finesse and lost his slam. to the queen between them. An ordinary player would 0 --- -- one, not ac Imltdicardedadinond No South went Into a hude and finally came to the conclusion that East's failure to ruff meant that he held the — South was interested ____ - / r - £ THE BORN LOSER er.alrl 1 Upernnglcdkv -- 3 ) West ___ P_ Y~! & 0 South trying to Co? Ile surely could have pulled trumps before plunking down the jack of hearts, and if he had wanted to set the heart suit up he would VA J OIDN"T WASTIE AW I !LiEi17J5I:87r by Dare Grcue HER , ; I , 1, T ir _ 1-2" V 22 NORTH *92 J 97652 •A4 £AQ2 wtsi FAST hgf i _____ __ -1 - something trump West had hearts so took his ace led the suit right back. West re with the queen and shifted to a diamond after East's jack signal. South won with dtun. ( ) I _______ Mort Walker %VELL, 151R, ,1, V_ ~, ~ ,- TI:i byDick Tumor CARNIVAL________________________ _____ B EETLE BAIT . - �r...i.a r- . . Contractor Told -W!Nmwft_-~ Wilson Denies Part NATION BRIEF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— Consulting Engineer Bill In Midway Robbery Palm and Mayor Norman Floyd have finally turned down a request from Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. for more tune to complete construction of the city's northslde sanitary sewer system. Palm reported to city council that the contracting tx1en in the ty of the testified that a battered safe The detective said similar company wanted 22 additional days to finish the project. lirarid Staff Writer rcbbery scene at 6 a.m. Oct. 11 containing bank books and money was traced from an lie said the time extension was unequivocably denied, Robbery defendant Grant hiring laborers and had stopped personal papers of Gomlnion Altamonte Springs food store to adding that the firm had earlier been given 81 calendar Wilson Jr., 47, told a circuit at a house across the street Hillery, 72, and his sister, Mrs. Wilson and his wife Mary. READING, Pa. AP Six children died and five other additional tim e. Palm last week estimated the work dii)'S court Jury today that he has no from the robbery scene and Mary Brown, 66, were found in Sanford crime laboratory children and three adults wtre injured in a house fire would not be finished until the end of February, but knowledge of the Oct. 11 rob- bought a cup of coffee. Pearl Lake near the home of assistant director Chandler today, officials sid. Three of the injured children were recommended that the firm be held to its current cornbery of an elderly Midway Wilson adamantly denied Wilson. Smith told the Jury that an reported in critical condition, pletion date of Jan. 31. Beginning Feb. 1, Palm said, the couple and the theft of a safe knowledge of a coil of white Capshaw read parts of a assortment of tools found in a "1 was sleeping and heard a loud bang," said Melvin firm will be penalized 1100 every day until the job is from their home, rope similar to that used to tie search warrant affidavit to the search of Wilson's home had Millisock, 34, who lost five of his 10 children. "I got up and completed. Wilson admitted that some of up the robbery victims. The three woman, three man circuit traces of insulation similar to tried to get them out. Thet- was fire everywhere. I could In other action, council for the second time in two weeks the tools that sheriff's deputies rope was found in the trunk of court Jury. He testified that that of the safe found nearby. hear them but I couldn't find them." refused on a vote of 3-2, the requested annexation and say were used to break open the the black sedan when it w Wilson told him two days alter Sheriff's Sgt. Herb Hartley Thererezoning was no official confirmation of any explosion to sale commercial general of a two-acre parcel of at Wilson's Altamonte seized at Wilson's home Oct. 17. the Oct. 11 robbery at Wllery's said %Vilson admitted a pair of preceding the fire. The cause of the fire was not [in. land off SR 436 near the SR 431-434 intersection. Springs home are his but he The trial was expected to go home in Midway, cast of sandals found in the lake near mediately known. It had been planned to build a restaurant at the site doesn't know who used them, to the jury for deliberations by Sanford, that he (Wilson) was the safe were his. Hartiey said a The sixth victim was a 3-year-old child who was an immediately and retail stores at a later date. Wilson's 17-year-old son midafternoon following closing broke and his telephone service broken hammer handle found in overnight guest at the Millisocks' home, authorities said. Councilman Cal DeVoney said the city has sufficient Bruce testified that he had arguments by prosecution and had been cut off for non- th lake with the safe was property zoned commercial all ready and that the city's possession of a black Chevelle defense attorneys, payment. matched to a hammer head lane use plan listed the land's proper use as industrial, the s dan at the time the robbery Assistant State Atty. Claude Capshaw said Winter Park found in the Wilson residence, way it is currently zoned in county territory. curred but was not in the Van Hook rested the Telephone Co., officials told Officers said they also found Jack Slimp, who said he was representing the San Midway area about 7:30 p.m. prosecution's case Wednesday him Wilson paid the $340 a coil of white nylon rope in the WASHINGTON (AP) Sebastian Heights Civic Association, said the Richard M. Nixon's legal with the robbery took place. afternoon after sheriff's telephone bill later with "musty trunk ola car litt the house t defrne fund is almost broke and is appealing to foreign ranj7:ii nfirmpininn is that we would rather not Wi!nn admitted that t 11.1(1 det "et ye icr rv ('apha w rnc Ihug n as similar tt iuiU of rei' iti itiutim for help in riusm $1 million to aid th e former tim-e the property rewried for development of it m used to tie up the robbery president. Rabbi Baruch K.rff, head of the President restaurant." victims. Nixon Justice Fund, paid another $20,000 in legal fees David Richards, also a San Sebastian resident, said, Hartley said, on crossWednesday. It brought to $100, 000 the legal lees paid by We would prefer industrial uses there," he said. examination by defense at. the fund since Nixon resigned Aug. 9, Korif said. And, Voting against the request were DeVoney, and Corntorney Roger Berry, that according to Korff, it left a balance of $142, 322 owed to a inissioners Sandra Glenn and George Perkins. nothing was found by officers to legal firm. indicate the seized items had been used by Wilson. "There is no way Ican say il positively that the insulation particles found on the tools came from this particular Seminole County shonJd see a 8.3 figure lsup from 7.l per cent November. White said the safe," Smith testified, noting drop in unemployment between reported during the month of December rate is nearly twice that the safe's manufacturer February and March as November, ' that of December 1973, when his used the same insulation in LAKE MARY The city lost maintained Wednesday that the workers secure employment in a round in court Wednesday In area is a flood-prone area and 01 a total work force in 136,000 state residents were models made since 1934. attorney three weeks ago alter the citrus industry. 4 Continued From Page I-A) Seminole consisting of 48,000 reported Jobless. Wilson is In county jail on its efforts to refuse building that further construction would Board re-organization, said That was the word today from persons, 4,000 were jobless, 120 hours for Tom when tiC lie also said that the number $200,000 bond on a witness permits to H. J. Kay Inc. of create a severe drainage Was Freeman's law lurn would save Ralph Prescott, Sanford office compared to 2.200 who were of unemployment claims named acting attorney,' tampering charge in connection Maitland. problem. filed with alleged death threats Kwiatkowski said 11 felt that he Circuit Court Judge Richard Freeman the county 17 per legal manager for the Florida State without Jobs in 1973 out of a total thus far in January indicates against Mrs. Georgia Peterson, Muldrew denied the city's city maysaid, havehowever, to issue"the the fees. I-ast year, hecent said,inthe Employment Service. work force of 49,5W. was getting close to " this that cap Former firm of Pitts, Eubanks, Prescott made the ob. month's jobless rate will of Orlando. who testified for the Motion to set aside It. J. Kay Tuesday," and that a decision Ross and building permits unless I can Reasons given were one third exceed the December figure. state Wednesday. Rumberger cost the servation while saying that less work in construction, one should be made Inc.'s petition. He also issued a find an ordinance which will m in the Sanford third less in services and trades Kwiatkowski, who intially county almost $70,000, and this unemployent Hillery and Mrs. Brown preliminary ruling telling the prohibit It from doing so." Officials say Florida's jobless proposed Freeman as county year could expect to run almost areasee " ms to be stablizing." and a one fourth drop In rate is being swelled by out of earlier testified that they city It must order the building S90,000. The economic savings, Mayor Walter Sorenson said Prescott's remarks came on manufacturing Jobs. inspector to issue the permits state persons who have movedidentified Wilson, Kwiatkowski said, was the top of a gloomy report that he was very disturbed at the have known for 19 years, o unless it Seminole County's 1.3 per here in search of jobs. can find a specific 8IKI last minute nature of the reason for the firm's ter- Jobless workers reached the cent is in line with Florida's of (our intruders who robbed existing ordinance to defend its hearing and said the matter mination. Nationally, the picture is them and took the safe stand. 4,000 mark in Seminole County unemployment rate which also much the same with fl1'1Y was sure to be placed on the H.J. But, both Kimbruugh and in December, raising the Jumped to 8.3 per cent last million Americans filing believed to have contained Kay Inc. has been tying agenda of tonight's 7:30 p.m. Williams, as well as outgoing unemployment figure to 13 per month, according $80,000 to $100,000 in the for 16 months to get building special meeting. to claims for unemployment attorney Howard Marsee, felt cent, the highest since 1937 in family's life savings Employment Security Director from permits from the city. Alter the move was a totally Florida. A surprised Jenior was called John Wesley White. ranc during the lint full behind a secret closet panel being turned down last July, of ivs. "political One". Williams at the last minute Wednesday Oct. 11 "We'restill filling lots of jobs, attorney White said state unemespecially critical of the late and Korman, afternoon to go to Sanford to Labor o'ficlats say gio,000 The elderly couple said It seems that unem- ployment climbed from 7.1 y representing the builders, testifyat the hearing. night move by Kwiatkowski c newended in the identified Wilson as one of the asked the courts to order the ploynient is stablizing," cent in November, arid ex- week Jan. appoint Freeman without 11. That is an robbers by his voice and building inspector, to issue two more pt said as he explained ceeded the 7.1 per cent national of 2,000 ov increase er tht. clothing that he was wearing, building permits for homes on discussion on the position. Both that SUO unemployment of- jobless rate in December. WlllIams.and Kimbougls.d f have job openings. Previous week and the highest They said the clothing was the Floyd !iutrns.iri contended all along that the The figure represents 24á,(XX) in any week since unem- same he was wearing when tie City attorney Torn Freeman Meanwhile, a labor market Floridians out of work county should investigate and an ployment was first paid In 1937 came to their house earlier the and city building and toning 'i analyst in -,-" Winter Park said the increase of 26,000 since interview a number of firms ai_i during the Great Depression, day of the robbery. administrator Francis Jenwr order to hire the most corn. petentime for the ,eeltlon. But IN WORLD IN BRIEF No Extension Time Eight Hurt In Blaze Terrorist Action Urged .. , - Saigon Launches Attack SAIGON, South Vietnam IAI') — South Vietnamese forces itiade it helicopter assault today on North Vietnamese forces threatening a provincial capital 55 miles north 1 Sai gon in an attempt to retake a base and coryl1111"niv.- IlloW, center six 111 1les northeast of lay Ninh City. '[tie North Vietnamese captured the base on Jan. 6. In Cambodia, a small convoy made it up the Mekong Hirer to Phnom Penh with 4,000 tons of ammunition, but one of the tugs was hit by a rocket in front of the former royal palace - Bright Spot Seen - Lost By Lake Mary JAN. 13 I " - HOSPITAL NOTES School Board Recognizes Agent tm issioners said ' had personally corn sough investigation. that TOM FREEMAN he had researched sewn 1a firms In looking for one better than Freeman's firm, bUt was The Seminole County School reeman collective bargaining unable to find It. Board has finalized recognition provisions similar to those Freeman had agreed to of the Seminole Education provided by the new law, his service as city Association (SEA) attorney's for Lake Mary and "It's designed to Insure that a I bargaining agent for the no employe suffers Winter Springs, and to open a any loss of county's teachers, law office in Sanford, if a rights where the PERC does not Pointed on a permanent basis, School Supt. William Layer have jurisdiction," said Carl said today SEA Following his appointment as has met Lange, commission cootrequirements of the Public dinator, permanent Seminole County Employees Relations CornAttorney, Tom Freeman said School officials last night aim (PERC). he will submit his firm's Meanwhile, four cities and a discussed a resolution by resignation as city attorney to school board want the PERC Pinellas Count)' to exempt Lake Mary and Winter Springs. committee to exempt them school boards from the state's "The work load of Administrative ' from the state's collective new representing three governProcedures Act. bargaining law for public In grateful appreciation to our faithful mental agencies js too much forA employees. Layer said the act has some Mr. Edmundi Woolfolk and But Layer said Seminole "good things," but he would customers over a quarter of a century, we are myself," Freeman told The County fails under the auspices like to see it "revised or . offering our merchandise at discounts of 25 pct. Hem aid today. The Seminole County port of the law which went into effect amended" because some Parts Authority has received Jan. 1 because no procedures of the act are difficult to comply or more. We thank you all for your patronage "Last Friday, I went into the $175,000 from Combank of for collective bargaining with. and we look forward to serving you for years to hospital on an emergency basis Caslberry needed to complete existed prior to the law. and WooLfol.k was faced vith oil The worrisome part to of. construction of 10 additional me PERC commission was, responsibility of discharging storage tanks ficials Is the law requires at the port, ft was to begin hearings today on legal requirements of two citiei announced Thursday. applications from the Franklin publication and distribution to and the county and it was just William Hutchison, attorney Count' School Hoard and the media of agendas seven too much," he added. for SCOPA, said the loan was Panama City, Pensacola, tlays prior to meetings. "Therefore we felt in fairness to approved on the strength of Say Lakeland and Palm Beach. it also disallows any changes the cities and the county, we More Terminals, Inc., the Under the new law, a local after the agenda is formalized. should resign from one or the builders of the storage tanks, government or school board Area attorneys say cities are other, Saw More is teasing an be exem pted only if it has already exempt From the act. facilities from SCOPA. hut. Co. chisonsaidSUjPA is ac the financing vehicle for the loan. The additional storage wil' mncreax the purl's sthrage capacity from the present 14 A Circuit Court Judge has million gallons to 3 m illion Mr. Wilson retired from active participation appointed a Merritt Island gallons and add $50,000 an. T in the Company in 1972, after compIetng 45 attorney as acting state at. nually to the.pDrt'3 revenues. torney to aid in a &evard Due to the serious illness and hospitalization in years In the furniture business. Te board approved the lease (rand Jury's investiatina into '.kith Say California of Dr. George Bach, the His son, Fred s now president and CCflPriI More in Docirnber F Resigns City Ties Santora SCOPA n Herring Probe Attorney Picked ' NOTICE O T PUBLIC Wilson-Maier Furniture was established In Feb, 1950 by A.L. Wilson, BIRTHS Mr and Mrs. M.arion (Terry Lee) .Iamm,s. a boy. DeBary Sanford DISCHARgES Heim L. Spain Annhi SICCZkOWSIII Rayna M Smith J. L. Atkinson Jennifer Elaine Spark James Gray Emma %ib,rt JoPn W O'Neal Kelly Jean Marks Lisle Heller, Deltona Edwin J. Ogden, Deitona Eileen K. Dalton, Deitona Joseph Satadino, DeI?ona Mar,,ie J. Gidder-11, Genes. Harold A White, Sorrento 011 AREA DEATHS - _______________________________________ W11112 G Johntcn, Hanco(k, H H 44,44 zayRe 5 h.p. rear engine rider mower save '-• pproved JAN. 23, 1975 ADMISSIONS Rene I. Cart Cheryl 1 Kno. Janet 0 DePeyster Leeanne Blocker Roger Sterling Dianla P. Evans Arthur L Barnes Otto Hammerland Jacnuelln, A Partain Aaron Milli Pamela WiIiIamt Geraldine J. Ortegi PCggy M Harden JOPr P Cooke James Smith Robmq't G. Willaman Helen L Williams Erri Green Cecelia DIM.ambro, DeBary Nathan KerbI, Dellor,. Mary Ptkrt, Deiion3 .5 Loa JAN. 24 Dcltona Star Club, 10 a.m., p.m., Altamonte Springs Community Center Enter. Community Center (use south tainment and refreshments. gate) Eastern Star members Sanford Clvltan, 7:30 p.m., welcome, Cavalier Restaurant 17.92. JAN 24 JAN. 24 Sanford Optimist Club Wives Ails Monte- Cassel berry Appreciation Night, social Chamber of Commerce annual hour, 6:30 p.m.; banquet, 7:30 meeting, Lord Chumley's, p.m., Capri Restaurant, park . Altamonte Springs. Social hour, Avenue. 7 p.m.; dinner, 8 p.m. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 ' PMFI seeoo,t eres no end to our savings _.. __________ I , Discount Department Store CALENDAR! - - zaYRe LONDON, Ont. i AP — Donald Wayne (line, a 22-yearid escaped convict who took four children hostage on Tuesday and fled Wednesday with $10, 000 In ransom, was captured without a struggle early today in London's residential area. Police armed with rifles and tear gas surrounded a house into which (line Fled after releasing the last of the (our children. The young man was heavily armed. but police said he gave up without a fight. - - Thursday, Jan. 23, 1975-3A Kidnaper Is Captured Bu a'ing Permit Bid re In Jobless Picture Calls Disp u te Personal Attorney Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' p By U.N. Delegate Head UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. 'APt — John A. Scali, the chief United Slates delegate to the United Nations, says he's going to launch a new drive for international action against terrorism now that the French government is Upset about the situation. Alter more than two years of ((ld'stI('uldering U.S. efforts to get U.N. action against hijackers arid other terrorists, France's pro-Arab gov. eminent had a change of heart this week when Arab terrorists held 10 French people hostage overnight in an Orly Airport restroori. e Nixon Fund Depleted __.W. J4 Six Children Killed, - - - BRUCE LANEY 44 a .4 1., L. Bruce Laney. 61, of Fern Park, died Wednesday morfling. He was born In Enter. prise, Ala,, he was a longtime resident of Sanford, and at. tended local schools and University of Florida. He was a member of the PKA Fraternity, and was son of the late Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Laney. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Laney, Fern Park; son, Robert B. Laney, Macon, Ga.; daughter, Mrs. Ann L. Sirimions, Jacksonville; sister, Mrs. Kathleen L. Talley, Jacksonville; brother, E. L Laney, Jacksonville, Brisson Funeral Home in charge WILSON 1YERS MRS. JEAN FLETCHER Mrs. Jean Fletcher, 49, of 1517 Douglas Ave., Sanford, died Wednesday night. Born in Tampa, she came to Sanford In 1958. She was a member of Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church of Sanford. Survivors include husband W. A. Fletcher, Sanford; son, John S. Romines, Sanford; daughters, Miss Karen Faye Romines and Mrs. Terri J. Pentecost, Altamonte Springs; four grandchildren, four brothers and three sisters. Brisson Funeral Home in charge. Give your lawn the once-over in style with this feature-packed rider mower! 5 h.p. Briggs & Stratton engine; 3 forward speeds plus reverse; 4-cycle, easy-spin recoil starter; 25" cut: Clutch/brake foot Pedal _ 2'55 charge it our reg. 299.99 save 15.55 — j' , 1A.i,' &&4 4 \ charge it jy e t)u!n for 'nsIan- arl and you re ready to go! 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The latest mailer Features a short story about "The Man by the Side of the Road," and it reminded iiie of another incident relating to my former days in Pennsylvania. Then' we ii ai'nru1 .. tin-in .,.., fhr. .n.II.. .. Thursday, Jan. 23, 1975-.4A WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher WILLIAM D. CURR!E,Managjng Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, 114:20; Year. $2&40. 11%. Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, 12.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. rout - Clock The belonged In those Strroundings, and took their business elsewhere. This dealer took the advice of his two sons (who were iiiore interested in surroundings than in service) and the business faltered. This next story printed In the San Paper illustrates another father who follows the advice of his wn and unfortunately it, too, turns out to be an incorrect choice. "THE MAN BY THESWEOF ThE ROAD" . the b.asemçnt of a garage. For the next 2.5 years it To Trim bigg est and best in the eastern part of the state, Sails of the major philanthropic foundations in the United States of America have been taking it on Many lie put up a sign on the highway telling flow good they were fie stood by the side of the road and cried, "Buy a hot dog, Mister." And then he followed his sons' advice, moved into spacious and modern quarters. All of a sudden his former _ especially hard, scheduling a cut of 50 per cent in the amount of grants it can afford to make in the next few years. The Ford Foundation is one which had relied on capital gains in its investment portfolio to provide a major amount of its funding As every stock investor knows, the last few years ha ve been poor ones for capital gains, especially in common stocks. The paper assets of the Ford Founditfion declined in value from $3 billion to $2 billion in the past year alone. Foundations providing grants mainly from Tax Cu Not Deep _____ - - . John spolski associate editor op "" 1 I, Z 9% - b ' - . / . . $30 billion slash would have any chance of s peeding the day when Industry will get going again and rescue employment from its downhill plunge wi thout waiting for nature to take its Own slow course to recovery, 1 - ' , - . / . .. - I - . . _____ / OJflL3tJ, who 3 a modest recovery Some long-term recipients of founda tion 4 be ginning in July, predict a $30-billion to $3 support are suggesting that federal, state or local billion deficit for fiscal 1976. Pessimists, who governments should make up the difference 1 expect autumn to be no better than spring, see a grant programs are curtailed or cannot keep up $40 billion shortfall. Consider in this that the with inflation. Government budgets, however, are opUmIstisa forecaster who expects agrowtJnji ___ \ in no better condition right now than the fowl- per cent In the J uly-Septem ber period on an 0 bi dalions as a source of funds. More to the point,, annual rate arid 2 per cent in the last th 9f the most projects which have been supported by private philanthropy are in fields which he outside Government revenues are going to prve a the realm of govermnent responsibility. They most serious problem, if current estimates are should remain there, even if there is a temporary On the beam. Accounting shifts now being adopted by many companies to show smaller squeeze on philanthropic funds. profits will cost the goveriunent an Foundation support has assuredà freedom and estimated $5 billion In taxes this coming 12 diversity in scientific, educational, charitable and Letters months. ______ ' -. - . -. ' ' - -, - Is Better --___ ' ' - - To The Editor The American Gas Man. has pet out an intetlng "backgr ound paper" showing that natural gas is the nation's most efficient form of energy. The paper quotes a report by the President's Council on Environmental Quality to the effect that,,, "When the total system is consicipred (from ener source to point of use), gaflred a pllances are more efficient than th eir electric powered counterparts. For home heating, natural gas is more Utan twice as efficient as electricity," According to Federal Power Commission figures, more than 67 per cent of the energy in (fl fue ls consum ed in genera ting electrical power is lost at the p n . Another 14 per cent is lost in transmission lines, Thus only per cent of the total energy available n the coal, oil or natural gas which is used to generate most of the country's electricity is actually delivered to the home, factory or office, Natural gas, unlike electrici ty, is piped directly from the wellhead to the user. Since very li ttle ener gy is used to move gas through the pipelines, 93 per cent of its available energy Is delivered to the appliance. The question that arises Is, why belabor the obvious? Or even If It Is not obvious to most peole,whytourthesuper:orityofnaigasa atImewhenuuuiue3inmanypartsofcontq the are cutting back or threatening to cut back gas deliveries to industrial customers and are tot. ning down or are threatening to turn down new residential and commercial connections? A symposium of government officials, utility f. explerts and others Wd at the University of Arizona last month painted Just such a possibility, la TALLAHASSEE. Fla. tAP) $ Itobution 321Iv& A Florida Supreme Court 4 Wonda,Iar,j Oozed 3(iF,titru',be, - - bg*ig dseI 27 5 Spck ___of Princess 37 ReaWowid Uaigvet 3Rn Well, Breakfast ast. Lunch Ctchrsic 46 So - Ameocan 29 Do again 3 38th U S Raleigt1title 80adgttto __ fmvercf distric t 'nttnjne,jt 7 Wallet ______ 5 6 1 iT - -'f 17 - (S) ..'-.. .nnIa I DIA. WITH AT'TACHID MISH BRACELET IA" 1soli sag Cha,e • lain Cius Ch.rp, FealiAnwricard • Maui C5u Au.,,,,. 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I$433.liS 331/3% - to Diamond Watches 50c Q - 10% prices on a select group off regular heUon-So ffin 8 19 '10 Iii iT - Save I HAPPY HOUR BONUS All Drinks 4.7 p.m. Daily £ektu - 4 - £iiuge CK1$ttaijtatext 5OPreid,taI Fo,cj - 1 2 3 Dinner 47 Root edge 48 VetcIe pes'd.nt - Sas&t - 3-4P,o!,q O'Malley and former Education Comm issioner Floyd Christian can be tried on criminal charges Is expected at any time. The cases are two parts of a flurry of legal action in. 'oIving present or former members of the Florida Cabinet brought last year by state or fed eral prosecutors, The Supreme Court is mulling Christian's attack on the legality of briber)', perjury and consp ir acy indictments returned last April. The decision will affect O'Malley since he was indicted by a grand jury led by the same special prosecutors in . v'lved in the Christian case, LLON AT WEATHER REGULAR PRICE ul""a earlit um 1111!1111a am - '. -..'P it). romantic 3" 5 t wwais you .uv a OAU.ogss 80SWOU W611 111 UM b.flj i ,. 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Tannin golf 27 30 Inrict 11Y CAI4ROI.L RI(;IITF;R - ..................... 19 Invert sei'vants I UIteeCj 2 30bItec.t, 41 Huirls 2 British 24 Flofrw Censor 42 puS$i&n Clat iuu.ss 25 Van 43 Challenge 3 lAity (fib I 26 Argiat,ns 44 Old Greek HOROSCOPE WASIUNGTON- There has been the usual address, for example, and disa* pproved of the tra v-ehng and couldn't be mached for comment. exchange of political potshots as the cai. word "stagfl . _ ________________________________ President's Chief Adviser Is His Wife .,iw;y '..' 0 1 24 25 JACK ANDERSON I .'• ,, - ruling that should determine whether Treasurer Thomas $ * -, will cost the taxpayers $70.2 million over five ation." It was an "ugly word," she A former aide hung up phone on us. servative Republican in the White House and th * e said, which only the econornisis understood, WATCH ON WASTE: While most Americans liberal Democrats oa Capitol Hill draw up the Th But one thing seems certain: The next morning, the President asked his are struggling to make ends meet, the Air Force e Air Force battle lInes for 1975. will wind up with a $2.6 million installation it staff to delete all references to "stagflatfon" is pouring $2.6 million Into a project that they doesn't want Rut behind the scenes, the leaders of both from the speech. 'etty didn't like it," he cxalready have determined is unnecessary. MYSTERY DEED: An intriguing document parties are demonstrating an unusual plained sheepishly. Here are the startling details: wi llingneq to work together for the good of the arrived In our mall a few weeks ago. It was a INFLUENCE FOR SALE: The lessons of In 1973, the Air Force was gran ted the funds deed, country. dated July 30, 1970, Watergate made little Impression upon former showing that James V. to build a new electronics research laboratory In h President Ford has bk] subordinafrs that he COngrCSSII ouse of Summit County, Cob., had sold Roger H. Z&n. R.-Ind., who Rome, N. Y. But th e Strategic Air Command put Richard Nixon of Was is willing to COmprvirnisle with the new Congress. wasted no time after his hington, D. C., a parcel of defeat setting up a hold on the project. The SAC commanders He has pointed out, as a simple political reality, Colorado property fur "valuable con. bu.slnes,s as a lbbyist. feared it tisight be too vulnerable to at ta that the White house has lost power to Congress ck from sideratloni," Before he left Office, Zoin sent out a nuclear submarines. Had the former president Invested In ' in the wake of Watergate. He wants his subor- solicitation letter on his congressional .ttationery, Litter, they were persuaded to change their mountain property, dinates,, thereforc,to cooperate with Conress. which he didn't list in his ng M Yem in the mlnds and to Intheiamespirit,HouaeSpeakarjI ttlieirapprovai Construction 'lnancialstakment? And where did he get tharmaceuUcal industry" and his Capitol Hill began last August. W urged Detnoctauc leaders to put the national connections, money? But In November, the Air Force abruptly wereaheaOfthefrpotjj,e, Hours of detective work established "Since I will continue to be active in the announced that that the it was moving Its reseazdi c.land A tacit understanding has been reached that Congressional Prayer Breakfast group, in the foellitles to Massachusetts and Ohio. This could located about five-acre lot the President won't try to embarrass he House gym, 15 miles southeast of Colorado t the Memb"rs Dining Room, and on make the Rome faclilty surplus, Ikmocrats on the spendi ng issue, and th Springs, e the House floor," 7iin wrote, "I will fizaintain But It was too late to stop construction, The Dcnwa'ats will wo,'t with him to find a We had even more difficulty locating James formula contact with my good friends who affect materials already had been ordered, and the V. House, but that w hold d is spending yet stimulate we foun,j him. He had a dispute leg lation," pena lty for hal ting economy. project would be $1.8 with He omised tho pr se who could use a good Internal Revenue Sece, he told us, IsThe million.-----So the wtkmin ..z •k. tL..... L nm .iiII. u. . e k...... ...a - .. u, siwi anu va nas zeen 1'ence peddler that vow tind anyone to listen to bls proL rq1act-d ii) a detcrjijjnalitn to disagree without Open doors mnakt he "would unravel red tape, merin the facility together, although there (a no So he apointrneits, work with the So he deeded his Property over to then longer an need for it z'anc'orandtc skwor biesoIulio Nixon "I b-led to get his attention Mmn1stralion or goverrnnent agencies, In.. TheAirF'oremajntat the tnovewi ouse said, so I 0mght this FooWe: The advLw who Ford always has the fluente legislation and assLst In any other con. save 129.8 million over a five-year period. On the might do it." List word with President is his wife I She read over the final draft of his latest TV It didn't work. The IRS Was not Impre3W, Footnote: The former congressman is represents the Rome area, contends the move and Nix turned down the property. - . Trial Decision Seen reserves BERRY'S WORLD - ' Again on - ' Florida was identified by national health officials last I month as one(if several states having a wave of cases, Dr. Avery said there appears tO be two sep.arate °f the flu virus in the state t And however a company does its accounting, a 7 per cent deane in gross national FAtoir, The Herald: I am a "DIVIDEND" at Southside school. I product normally means 815 to 20 per cent drop In order to become more informed about the was warmly welcomed and accepted by subservient to government bureaucracy. Actuafly, in aggregate profits-and an exceedingly sharp problems that are facing our state on the local BeU, t.h e principal, and tealchers, Mrs. Balk, it is not so much a question of whether govemment dropoffln taxes pakj level. Iwou like to ask that you take afew Mrs. Ramey, can afford to assume funding obligations which spending is another hea,da~e. It is no secret minutes and list what you consider to be the five enjoy working with Ow students on a one Co. warned that the gas situation is so aicute in private foundations cannot meet, but whether our Mr.Ford'secoypr . ma* problems facing your county. to one the Southwest that utilities may soon have 10 has failed. Budget basis; and, believe me, I receive from society can afford to have still more of its volun- cuts he's attempted In this department or that ThissiwveyisbeIngmade10gjvrnea thein refuse to hook up new customers, including muchmore than Igive to thim It'ga overview of numerous local problem s homes. An official of El Paso Natural Gas a gas so tint tary, independent Institutions swallowed up by " more than matched by hefty Inereases. A vm R? my office can establish priorities to assist in government. COeS3iOfl81 COffliflittee rNimilssfon company, warned that while Call 6.27S2 for more information about the situation resolving these situations, lam not necessarily "DIVIDEND" program. predicts spending In the fistudying scal 1975 budget will l ooking for effects of national Issues on the local hit $3.4 billion above estimates made 11 months scene, Mrs. Verlin Arnelt demands this winter, service to Industrial , but I am Interested In local concerns, Le. ago, 2414 S. Grandview Ave. customers would be greatly curtailed, specific pollution problems, sewer problems, ____________ Sanford. Fla The sym posium was called by Mayor Lewis C. tra nspor tati on or road building I tems, etc. Projected cutbacks are more than offset by an Murphy of Tucson to see if some kind of regiona l Thank you for helping me in this survey. Letters to the editor are always welcome. The Kremlin showed poor timing In criticizing U.S. trade Increase of $5.3 billion to meet the needs of U'. gas-saving program could be put together. Please se nd your response to my Tallaha ____ policies at the same time its annuli economic report was being unemployed, $2.1 billion in st ppei-up benefits Thi7 should be as btkf as poulbie and ssee So on the one hand America ns are told that gas $2.5 office, c-o David Fountain, Suite 200 B. 26n e0trunest on matters of genend bdemt. defivered to the Suprem Sovid. The report only demonstraWs for veterans, primarily for education, znd is best; on thie other they are being told to 94 North Monroe Street, Ta llahassee, Ite letters should deal with Issues and avoid using so much Of It. how much the Russians are rel)* on Increasted trade with the billion In higher Interest costs the public debt. United States of America for food, technology and industrial personallites.. The phone number Is 104a&212c. The situation is not as paradclzical as It nay I ndependent studies suggest this $3.4 billion The editor Rlchard(DIck) Stone the right to edit those appear to be. The gas Industry has long argued __________The familiar explanation Of "severe weather conditions" IS figure Is low, assuming as it does that Congress letters for reason of space, but will exercise that much of U.S. Sen the current gas-supply problem has I blamed fcr a shorW of Io ME&n Ions in the grain harvest. will honor all Mr. Ford's proposals for program ator great care that the thrust of the letter is not led been caused by government regulations. The Herald: Considering the Soviet reputation for in the editing. oi-big SMI tO cancellatium and streWt-oufs and thist the Editor, According tO UniversitY of Arizona economics This Is an open letter to parents of children In Senate and House will show restraint in voting soften any suggesti on of failure, the real shortfall proba bl All letters must- be signed with a mailing professor Dr. Helmut Frank, a participant at the Sanford schools; y buy was supplementary spending bills. address and, when possible, a telephone number greater, and we now know why the Russians attempted to Tucson meeting, these regulations are Do you want You children and mine to so the Identl $500 million worth of US. grain a couple of months ago. tY Of the writer may be cbecked and responsible for -unduly low gas prices" which If current figuring Is correct, the budget will become better citizens? You can help bring it established. However, the Evening Herald will have encouraged industries The Soviet report could not masquerade the fact that In. fare worse in fiscal 1975. Even by the to use gas instead of most op. about by volunteering your time and services to respect the wishes of writers dustri-P! production also wills n0t up to expectation during the who do not want oil or coal. timistic estimates, spenrling is expeicted to J ur' 1P Seminole County schools past year. The flood of consumer goods which was supposed to $38 billion, regardless of how much Mr. Ford called "DIVIDEND." U you have 2 or more ustry urges, remove the brighten the lives of Soviet ci tizens in 1975-and whkh they my juggle figures We reserve, of course, the right to reject any arti to tone this down in his hours per week to fi cial hold-down on gas prices and the spare, your child's school Iettnths have been waiting for longer than most of them could ons of companies ember message to Congress. will be spurred to explore for new could use you. slanderous. -is Postponed &gain. What has not been postponed, arlpamdy, 4 sou s and the shortages will be relieved, is the delivery of tanks, planes, rockets and warships to the 01 ,4 Soviet armed forces and to Soviet allies. cultural undertakiW during a period which has seen more and more of these endeavors become MIAMI AP The deaths of 30 people in Dade County .ird :t in the Trillipa area iru&' nhid.[)eciijjb t r hat 1AeIL linked Ii' inhluz heal officials th director of th e Dade County Health Department, said Wednesday it wasn't an epidemic. 'Every year at Ihis time we see a seasonal Increase of influenza cases,** Sasla%v said. "We have no real evidence of hat we would call an influcn epidemic at this time," But Dr. Wilbur G. Avery, c hief of the P ul monary Division (If South Miami Hospital, apparently disagreed . "I think we're got a terrible virus In our midst," lie said. 'how many people have to die before you call it an epIdt'ti?" 1 . . Meeting To Discuss Rule On Water Construction el f But 'Then... ON / The se) show the average American consumertodayissowaryofthefutureit's likely he'll take the proceeds from a modest tax cut to and other debts, or carefully hoard the funds In his bank account. if inflation allows him to save any of the refund he gets. . TIN U Enough Their income has not necessarily risen enough to provide higher grants to cover inflated costs facing analyses have regularly been more accurate th e agencies that rely on those rants. Soviets Short Winter Park businessman George F. Anderson agreed 10 (estify 10 days ago, the Ileraid reported sources ,is saying in a story published In today's editions Anderson was one of six G'urney associates indicted in an alleged scheme to collect kickbacks from Florida ntractors seeking the former Senator's Influence with the Federal housing Administration. A federal court trial for all seven on the charges 1iis heco sc he d u l ed to begin Feb. 3 in Tampa, - - ( 4 ~~ - "'A" et * , . I - many fields that enjoy foundation support. It may be necessary for Congress to reconsider the requirement imposad by a 1969 federal law that foundations pay out a specified percenta ge of their assets in grants. Under current conditions could lead toa serious erosion of the assets of some foundations. Also, the 4 per cent tax on fou ndation income may not look as equitable today as it did when it was imposed in i. Natural Gas -_ Testify MIAMI (API A mnrrnnr L-1 ..s T....__ ..ui i - sui iui zwpuuiicari pan) ('ffic'iai indicted with former U.S. Sen. Edward Gurney has secretly agreed to become a goverrunent witnes.s DON OAKLEY I t WASHINGTON (NEA) If President Ford dit'idend and interest income are doing better, of tmly believes a $16 billion tax cut is sufficient to course, but they are finding it harder to accomplish turn the economy around, he's listening to as much with their programs because of inflation, wrong advisers. It is hard to see any solution to these problems except a lowering of goals, for the time being, in th e 14 ", 8 t, Block shortcoming, Kwiatkowski this could be established, and a tax "It's a totally optional available free week proposed the institution of levied" after it's decided have encountered only how process," Kwiatkowski said, Tuesday. a special county tax Neiswender said economic deadends. tit much each municipality and "It's up to the cities The biggest stumbling block "probably less Commissioners were unthan a half mill" the county will need for their not they want to whether or copying cost alone for the maps in implementing the county's Participate." would probably be around that would put some portion of the decided over Kwiatkowski's implementation. An attractive incentive to Comprehensive Planning Act, economic clout behind a city, not including the county tentative proposal arid agreed the But this is not the dreaded bring the cities into according to commissioner project. the manpower th at was involved in to scnedule a work "double taxation" that most program Is the surplus session to revenue the research and preparation, discuss it further Harry Kwiatkowski, is funding. Kwiatkowski said a cities in a couple of have been anticipating that the tax could ieneriite . In an rffnrt In .... h,,rdln . . municipal service district From the county. WCVL3. ine stare nas required that "If we enliect $100,000 and the act, which ideally embraces return it to the city, and In other action this week, the they a optiminal use of the available board: only need $50,000 for im- county resources, be put to plementing the act, then they work within a specific time can use the rest as they -Extended the request for a S4 (It." frame-but they have provided S residential (ft-IA) change at Kwiatkowski said that with no fund,, the current financial state of the request of the developers of some of the Seminole b At recent planning meetings Sterli ng Oaks for one month. etween county and city municipalities a surplus should The new zoning, that would A representatives, discussion has alter agriculture property meeting to discuss con- Fund"-an agency as old as the have involved frorn an initial be welcomed. ursuing adjacent to Camelberry on the The technical Stmctlon in navigable waters state itself-will hold the concept that promoted the plementation of the act so im. "" funds, of the state will be held tonight 'fleeting in order to and other state south side of fake Drive, will be far development of state land and info at 8 p.m. In room 203 of the has rested primarily on the monies, but so far the planners decided on Feb. 18. countians of new regulations the construction of raiIath on shoulders of county courthouse. the county, which regarding dredging, filling, and it, to a current role that reflects The "Trustees (or has already collected data and the water construction in the state. ;I renewPd interest in the en. Internal Improvement Trust SALE ENDS SATURDAY JANUARY. 25 The duties of the trustees vironment and repared maps useful in the _____________________________ preservation of implementation of the long nature. _________________________ £,FOo PLAZA he truste es have jurisdiction range phi:uun' plan mandated MON. THUIS.. P11. TIL OPEN state. L--mmES the Answer to Previous Purzle over sovereign lands, as well as by prwnns County Planner Roger Names the bottoms L of all navigable NCisWender, who in a work N waterways, A I L ' session l ast week said the ' ACROSS 40 5,',',ai According to District Five t. tAj', k' 41 0010 s C&I county woul d probably be able I ' OU$UACI Trustee Director Walt Wheeler, I 42Lflopao 2' 4 Ooo 01 1h A to "carry" the cities most of th LII e 4500tpd anyone constructing, dredging BbS. 49 Confirm* way through the act, asked the 8 On@ of the 41 or filling In state waters has ,,, 51LOQh to Board for. permission to make l'WWin 52MOiS!uf&rt ___ apply for a trustee's permit. '2C0tcio,,o1 53 L .,•, of land us quotes L Failure to do so can result in a P*cb3 I 13ltilcty ian , 1, first or second degree iij4 4 T'OQCII plant 54 Actress :i..." 15 Verb sufh i N misdeameanor according to __________________________ 6Rit,i,n I-' !II iA 56 Australian b Wheeler. 18 Concludes " ?OCuIIediIcl, ________ Wheeler will be at tonigh ,1' 9 O',mct 21 Primate ~ L meeting to ask questions and ' .4 Old King further explain the Trustee's 1: *_-"' II Fowls __ vr-igement ,AwiliøtH 4OD DOWN duties, Vill In Gurney Trial ______ - I - By ulu. BELLE VILLE Herald Staff Writer Anderson To ~ "I Act w - the chin from the recession. The big Ford Foun- RAY CROMLEY Thursday, Jan. 23,1975-5A Biggest Planning IN BRIEF dation, the source of support for a wide variety of educational and cultural projects, has been hit Funding FL ORIDA Whereupon the father thought, "Well, my son has been to college, Reads the papers and listens to the radio, and he ought to know." & the father cut do on his meat and bun orders. Took down his advertising signs, . And no longer bo th ered to stand on the highway to sell hot dogs. And his hot dog sales fell almost overnight, "You're right son," the father sald to the boy, "We certainly are in th e middle of a great It man lived by the side of the road and sold hot dogs He was hard of hearing so he had no radio, He had trouble with his eyes so he read no mnlinued to prosper until it became one of the Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. He Increased his meat and bun orders He bought a bigger stove to take care of his trade, He got his son home from college to help him. BUT THEN SOMETHING HAPPENED... His son said, "Father, Haven't you been listening to the radio? There's a big depression on. The European situation Is terrible. The domestic situation is worse." ___ c '- s:cun 1. - H's' ..,m v. ___ . It. --i I.iaaJ Sanford 318 French Ave. Ph. 322-1681 - t f7l ~ it V. : ~ '- =-- �WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Jan. 23,197S-6A SPORTS is Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Hubby's Survival Causes Problem By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: About a year my husband found out he had a malignant tumor. At lltSt Dear ago, the doctor said he thought it was inoperable, so we both laced the fact that my husband was going to die. He was 36 and I was 30, and we had a fouryear-old son. However, later the doctor his mind and decided that he could operate. In the meantime I had already accepted the fact that since my husband was going to die, my son needed to have a lather, and the sooner he came into our lives, the sooner I would Ke t over my iutnds death. To changed make a long story short, I met a man Holidays Busy For Local Folk and fell in love with him. My husband survived the and it looks like he is going to be all right, I have become very attached to this man and am still seeing him. I really love them both and don't know what to do. Help me. ONE MAN TOO MANY surgery, _________ WORLD D ROBE L PRICE LE nderworld ui gnolia woR4.O II)II J ,, 1EA\J\(, HOME IS NO LAUt i ilt'VPL'I) 1I:t I I L fl But the Welcome Wagon hostess can make it easier to adiust to your new sur roundings, and maybe put a smile on your face' New Year's Eve party wi th Worthy Matron of Excelsi or Chapter No. One of Eastern Mrs. Patricia Roundtree Star, Sister Robert Spovery and Stone of Philadelphia, is in Carrie Scott, Grand Secretar Sanford visiting the Roundt.ree of the Marth a Grand Chapter. family and all of her friends. This gala affair was attended Mrs. Stone, formerly of Sanf ord by the Grand Patrons of the her niece and State of New Jersey. At the aLso visited family, Mr. and Mrs. Sarines ringing of th e new year, th( Baker of Miami. group was led In prayer by Deacon Henry Brown of St. Mrs. Rosa Davis recently Paul Missionary Baptist entertained a few of her friends Sanford. in her beautiful new home inChurch. ____________________ Altamonte Springs. Guests enjoying the evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Wilflarn Wheller, Mr. ,4 Ceatc and Mrs. Wilbur Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Anderson, Mrs. Edyth L Mason and Mrs. Guyre tha Countney. 1 Mrs. Lessie B. Grice Was honored with a party on her 77th birthday by the deaconess board of her church, St. Mat. thew Missionary Baptist Church where she serves as a deaconess and as a member of the choir. Prayer was offered •. . by Rev, S.W. Washington. Hostesses for the evening were 1s. Pauline W. Brown, Annie . R. Watkins, Leona Johnson and Ida Saunders. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown r., spent the New Year visiting 1 heir children, Mr. and Mrs . : obert Spivery, Mrs. Carrie 1 ott, Mrs, Nina Brown and W. .. Ienry Brown Jr., In Newark 1. Li. While In the city, Mr. and _J DEAR ONE: DYING Unexpectedly is not uncommon, but. LIVING unexpectedly is. It's ise to prepare for the future, but you jumped the gun. If you believe in fairness to a man pulled back from the brink of death, you'll say goodbye to Ids premature replacement. DEAR ASHY: I've been wanting to write this for ten years, but the problem has become increasingly worse every year, so here goes a pet peeve which I'll wager plenty of others have: I refer to the business of subtly pressuring people to give Christmas gifts to those whose JOB It is to perform a service. I live in an apartment building where there are two doormen ia day man and a night man, also an elevator Operator, two girls on the switchboard and six men In the garage. Before Christmas the managersendsmea listof their names. I think you're getting - Abby, these people "volunteers," They paid to are ,,, U) had something special for me, no one would have to tell me to give that person a present. I ask no special services, and get none, so why is a present in order? And that goes for the Aren't The_____ Same Wolf Plays Piano -- -, j j. - -42 1. , Dr. .: i - like to ask you a question. I am 114 Magnolia UNDE RWOLD' - Lakeview Hosts Anniversary Party - - Lakeview Nursing Center, 929 E. Second St., Sanford, will celebrate its fifth anniversary, Feb. 2, SVNI Ufl open house betweefl1p.m.and3pm'fli, celebration Is open to public. FAIRWAY LAUNDROMAT Dry Cleaning Former residen ts and employes are Invited to join staff and residents at Lakeview on this day. Those planning to attend budget a at.... FAIRWAY : should call the nursing home so big welcome can be prepared, "In a game that is always very close, I th ink th e teams are reluctant to open up th eir offense," !lickman said. "Consequently they might look lackadaisical when th ey're really Seminole's John Corso countered wi th an Inside two-pointer and th en, af ter Corso and teammate Fred Washingto n blocked shots in the Kareeni Abdul-Jabbar fashion, Corso performed an incredible inside move for two points to put Seminole ahead 47. 45 with 2:45 to play. The game was close th roughout. Se minole led 16-24 after one quarter and 2927 at halftime. Oak Ridge led 35-33 after three quarters. _ Washington, although scoring only four points in the last 22 minutes, led all scorers with 20 points. Brown, who hit consistently when he shot, added 14 points. Oak Ridge's Glen Willims a knotted the score at 47•47 seco nds later with a driving bucket. Williams led Oak Ridge with 15, Douglas added 14 and bucketed 11. Bo th teams committed a turnover and missed last-minute shots, forcing the game into the second overtime. Seminole took only one shot In the period , and th at was a wide open goal by Washing ton at th e buzzer, Oak Ridge scored with 27 seconds left after Douglas batted Hamilton Th e Seminole Junior varsity toppled Oak Ridge 60-55.TIm Bathes and levin Bro wn each had 15 poin ts for Seminole and teammate Steve Baker contributed 12. _________ the ball from Hollingsworth and then took a half -court pass from IS & an open layup. DOU941% 1 0 •j 14. Shernelva 2 0 4. Oak Ridge's Wtlllams W illiams scored an insurance point on a free throw with two seconds remaining. Weber 121. Hamlltoni 3 I1.AiIen I 07 Totalfl6SO Mills cited his team's failure to get the ball inside to SANFORD: brown 67 II. HoIiinswcth 2 C-.!. Pringle I 0 2. Gray I 35,Wathington9.720. Corso 201 TOf4IS 21719 CakRg 14 131 II San f ord 16 13 4 10 4 7-19 ngton in the second half and the two overtime • Seminole Mgh Mool's James on left. and Fred ashinglon, No. 30, converge on Oak Ridge's OAK RIDGE: Williams. 71 IS. reason for the defeat. Washington sank 16 points In the first hail, hitting seven.ofeight from the field and tw0-( 0r-two from the chvily stripe. "We concentrated on shutting off Washington and Brown _'--'- On Hwy 17.92 at 27th 322.973 ...— av y victory, Ilk . ''' -• . Sanford Naval Academy dropped a 6-2 soccer match to w ., highly-regarded Trinity Prep ... .. -: 4 Weesday at the Navy field. Trinity Prep Jumped to a 3-0 first hald lead, scoring a flurry 4 of goals late in the half. •. : Sanford Naval Academy's . Armando Gonzalez and George i" .. . Villalobos scored Navy's goal j' .a..t late in the second half. E(' We lacked the offensive game," Navy Coach Steve , ,• . 'a'-'-'-, a., Gilmore said When 90 per -.:. -j. ,. "i. 'V"Vs " . cent of the game is played In ±. ma.,. . ",, i-i, ..'..'i. '.f .1:,. i " ' b your half of the field : F' . ' something's going to break It t1 7, ,,. -. did." Gilmore praised the defen. . -, - ., . •. .. .si'. e play of goalie Serglo 'I' . . ' Sarimiento, fullbacks Brian ',' • I ' Robertson, Toni Fleming and ho John hlarders and mid-fielder 1, • Mark Bachmann. . . f, ' " "If we would have had an offensive game, it would have Sanford Naval Academy's Mark Bachmann at left challenges a Trinity Prep player for th e ball In Wednesday 's been a lot closer Photo by Bill Vincent) Gilmore said. y , . - '• - - ' -' ' - . . ' -. - - . - ,• . - . . . • . . us ra of '- ' ..o.,:' : 200 N._Pfrk . ' Sanford '5 • '.'' .. ' - . - . --=--- -- . - ,. 5. ' - j W 57A M P9 • ........ ' -- .'- ' -' — - Dresses Pant Suit, 1 - LiiiT1I 1 /d'2 PRICI BUNK BEDS SHOE 00110 POSITIVELY ENDS SAT., JAN. 25th. This Is Your Last Chance Limited time offer! Jan. 19th thru Feb. 9 th 3600 S&H Green Stamps wi th this 100% Friif. Prrn'( 0 over a week, the 14th running of the 24 hours of Da)- tona will start Feb. 1. One World Champion and 10 National Champions from seven countries are entered among the more th.mn 150 dr ivers. Brian Hedman o( England tuis driven for three World Champion manufacturer teams In his career and is a member of the strong BMW factor)' team with Grand Prix star and former Swedish Nationa l Champion Ronnie Peterson and former German National Champion Hans Stuck. Ii ..................._,. took an earl) 22-16 lead and the visitors'comeback surge, advan ta gewas threatenedonly dropping four marks via the once, midway in the first half. Chant) stripe In 20 seconds But the Johnson'Kennebrew Freeman Kennebrew scored 17 points in the first half to duo put an end to the threat, guide the Raiders to a 53 combining for 10 poin ts in a Intermission lead. The 6-3 minute and a half to give Raider pointn m.m bucketed Seminole a lead The Seminole charge con. tinued in the second half as the Raiders scored 16 points to six by Flagler in the first five minutes to up the lead to 62 rid Johnson dropped in six of the 16. The Seminole Junior College Foundation Benefit Golf Tournament will be held Friday ., ,FALE R Crag9 2 70 Muller 16ac O1Oii at the Mayfa ir Country Club Maio 00 h)?71p 3 Playwillbeginwithashotgun 7. Mmer 301 6. Cearcy 200 i. Nocac 1 00 2 Totals start at 12:30 p.m. 656$ SEMINOLE: Williams 7 00 II. Openings st ill are available I ni yre S0O tO F aber I 129 Kin for the e v ent and entry in nebrew 7 3 1 17 Manley 3 00 6 formation can be obtained at Noe 1011 3J:c Seminole Junior College 656 Wright 1133 Johnson I 2 311 There is an entry fee of 0. Be,er rn 7004 Totals 49 1575 II) Proceeds will benefit Seminole Flagler 35 30- .i Junior College Athletic Spun' ;al ouls Flagler 19. Seminoip sorship and Seminole Junior 13 Fouled Out None College scholarship Activities. ,. . . - David Pearson has won more major Wintson Cup stock car races than an - other driver in NASCAR history. Still, tile three- time Grand National champion has somehow failed to add the biggi'st one of them all-the Daytona 500. V/ 0O ~;. P ~7, 1--it, L ' Golf Benef it Set F ay r e r a ona (ite With the annual Daytona Speedweeks set to start In Just The Raiders led 26-20 three-minute cold spell enabled TheRders,g,Igup Flaglerto knot the score several inches in the backcourt, Lewis "Bud" Beech led the _ ... w THE RIGIDAIM %stAMPA 7:30 against ninxis e 1tP Coll ge of Connecticut. MENEM 4ira,) -. PLAZA Gordon Williamson) CHUCK McCLUNG seven of the first 11 points for The situation got no better for And break it they did, scoring Herald Correspondent the Raiders, giving Seminole an Flagler as th the e Seminole lead 15 ooints In the find tk..... 'Tk.. siw eiwnoie jumor college ii margin, soared to 7146, 78.50 and 83-52 minutes for their 113 total. Raiders took early advantage As the hail progressed, the by midway In the half. Johnson finished as the of towering Flagler College Seminole lead fattened. With the outcome certain, the Raider leader with 19 points — Ver non Johnson and Ken- only question remaining was ed esday nightand racked tip 11 In the fIrst half. Kennebrew their fourth straight nebrew led the Raiders from a whether the Raiders would sank 17. Mike Williams added 113-68. The win left sic mid-half threat when Flagler break the l00point barrier for 14 and Jim Mcintyre bucketed The Raiders conclude a six. erased a six-point Raider lead the first time this season. 10, all in the first half, game .'ome stand tonight at to tie the game at 26-apiece, .. Colors: maize & aqua by BY Out: None Battle Top stitched blazers, pull on pants with elasticized waist. Never dated, smart season after season, year after year. Other jacket styles, shirts, tops to miz'n match. Robert Allen, No. SI, In baiketball action Wednesday nlgbt at Seminole. (Herald Photo Wins In Romp iC Total r Try'.t you'll like il KNIGHT'S TREMENDOUS at pr,ce and Coin llufldry : service n a pleasa,,I at. rnosphr Open 7 rn daily. : Located - cg e9111 In the first th ree4ninute overtime, Oak Ridge's Willie iJouglas quickly stole th e ball from Seminole's Tom l('llingsworth and raced th e length of the court for an easy ta)•Up. Loses iI Malthay Festival to the F-111 Before coming to FTU n m. , Although neither team slowed down play, Oak Ridge outscored Seminole In the third quarte.Ittooka1 Seminole drage in the fo ur th period to force the game Into overUme. - FOR - iiiin'le led the game until Oak Ridge's hamilton was successf ul inside for two points wi th 1:55 remaining in th e th ird quarter for a 33-31 Oak Ridge advanta ge. Altho ug h th e contest was error-filled, It was a th riller. The eams were tied 43-43 after fo ur quarters. N rru DEAR READER — The a !actovegetarlan, using milk potassIum will help pre vent (low-fat), and lots of cheese, MARGE WILLIAMS heart irregularities if a person meat or fish at I read an 322-1S12 is low on potassium. It is article by anotherall. doctor, which Sanford some times prescribed when a said that one important amI person is taking digitalis acid lsmissIng, that can only be MRS. DONALD BELL m ed icines such as Digoxine and found in meat. 134-9212 also for people ta king diuretics I am Casselberry Winter Springs and in excellent rj' <' to eliminate excess salt and health, having started on this fluid, or the treatment of high deal 24 years ago. I ta MARILYN GARLANTI Resolve to let Cess ke a daily 834912 , blood pressure. Pilot Educatlonget vita min tablet and units of Altamonte SP'QS When the potassium level is vitamin E every day. Wha tiI normal, taking excess lack at I th could get from t SHIRLEY MILLET _____________________ potassium wi ll do nothing to and what should I take to get $349212 ventheartirregularftjes,By the missing amino acid? __________ ForestCity DEAR READER — The HILOA RICHMOND effect on the heart protein in milk does contain 574-3167 muscle fibers and &.angestheir the essential amino adds — 'De uon -._ irritability In such a manner those that the body cannot that irregular contractions or manufacture from other amino — beats are less likely to occur. So adds, That, us pl its calcium while both are usef ul in specific content, is why milk Is such FINAL CLEARANCE cases of irregularity of the good food f or growing bodies. I heart, they do not have the would think that you really same actions and cannot be have no problem as far as substituted at will, one for the amino acids, protein or calcium other. I wish it r'r thøn I ..L "We just stood still tonigh t," Corso said. "Last night (against Mainland) we were fi red up. Tonight we weren't. I don't know what it was." Beach - Lamb ___ * ninth-ranked Daytona defensve shark, said Oak Ridge did different in th e second half against Washington. Seminole 's nouilng "We were fortunate to win," Oak Ridge Coach Wayne Rick. riian SId Of the victory over Seminole. "We didn't play dl it all.. .flot well enough to win most games A tight-lipped Seminole Coach Joe Mills said, "No, we didn't play very well." 'I. By LAWRENCE K LAMB hairdresser whom ItIp 52 times Dr. Gary Wolf, chairman of campus last June. Wolf has ta DEAR DR. LAMB — I have a ught at the University of a year! (SHE should give ME a heart condition and use Digoxin the Florida Technological been soloist many times with Denver present!) and the University of ,1..II.. aiiu -tlnivprcItL. a L'1'1T r.....,.__. ,-., runern ruxiva s'mPnomes and was South Florida. quiniume. ifle Thanks for letting me get qnJth ne price Is very high, Of Music, will be heard in a solo heard last season in a solo dl this. .., piano recital. Feb. 5, at 8:30 recitial In New York's having Increased 50 per cent In Wolf's Feb. 5 program will Town "OFF MY CHEST IN a few months. in P.m. the Music Rehearsal hail, inclu de works by Mozart, aUCAGO" Hall on the Your column indicates cam pus. The Beethoven; Raéhmnnlnoff, Wolf received his education Ginaztera, corrt and open to potassium helps prevent heart Husa, and at Wichita State University and Schumann, public, irregularities, which, if I tin, could simply advise patients to GIVE 'YOURSELF the Eastman School of Music. derstand correctly, is also the use more ora nge Juice and Wolf is frequently heard as a As a FulbrlgM Scholar, he Purpose of quinidine. fruits rather than taking reci talist numerous times at studi ed at the famed MozartJINOFRWORLO My question is, can quinidine and similar Annual Mat th ay Piano teum in Salzburg, Austria, (' potassium be used as a sub. medicines when needed, 1975 1'"CUDDLY" PAJAMA Festivals. He was responsi bl e While there he was soloist with 5tltUte for the qujflidjne If yes, Irni HALF PRICE DEAR DR. LAMB — ! J'j for bringing the 17th Annual the Mozarteum Orchestra. SALE would the cost be cheaper? --_- Seminole bumped off Mainland 64-59 Tuesday. / . Handy Brown in th e second hail," Oak Ridge Coach Hickman said. "We tr ied to put a lot of pressure on the player with th e ball and force him into mistakes. Since we're not a big team, we can't lay ba ck and let th e opposition lob passes into the big men." k Ridge, recent 49-37 victors over second-ranked Orlando Evans, stwnbled to a 50-49 double overtime win over Seminole. - Two Chemicals ____ i Seminole's You wouldn't have figured th e two basketball teams at Seminole High School Wednesday night recently had de th ron ed two of the 10 best prep cage teams in Florida. UU maib=, the paperboy and the L ? - are not doajob.Ifanyoneofm By TOM KEYSER Herald Sports Editor 1) theiclea. 0 Sem i n o e Fals 50-49 In [)ou[ Ie ()vertirvie By MAR VA hAWKINS Herald Correspondent Abby p Thursday, Jan. 23, 1975-1 B T "p. .. Stop, Mercury in the 17th annual Daytona 500 Sunday, Feb. 16. He 4 lie has won it four times in the past three years. Pearson, wlnzier of 23 of his record 30super-pevdway victories in a Wood t..n 1 - ' - C It s : looks on at left. The Raiders broke the century mark (or the first time this season Wednesday night. l Herald Photo by Don Vin- vent I Western Winston 500 at Riverside, Calif. Bobby Allison won the irut'lling road race in the Roger Penske American Motors Matador. ,n ". .:.- SJC's Freeman Kennebrew goes up for two points as Bob jaeobs (pentA the 1975 season Sunday with a second-place finish in the Itt,tIier' nrt.liiet , . Although Pearson has never won the Dayton 500 he owns the &K')'s sister event, the Firecracker 400, Pit LA in. .,' ............ in'' it - Ai) �-- WSCOREBOARD ". t S 6 curue ttrag% V 0 1-1 ; d l (fl 9 L L ' lily (I). I Scarlet Pboef1 II 2$ 419 lill Rbbn IS 7). Los Angeles 17 26 39$ FIFTH - S 16 0 - I. Lonesome Wednesday's Results JlSOfl 17 21. 2 Medalitl (I) 3 Rye Washington 91, Kansas City WEDNESDAY MATINEE kilbti. ,ntv JU. a a. .. I brirvifi.I,I AAh.. iii aJ OmahaII . ....................'S., D h1, Rollin Rn (IQ).e Rs Chinaman Boston 110, New Orleans 102 Royil Fine Ii 00 540 . MOMJQU Detroit 9ó. Portland 91 Print • TecrsGibj,on ISO 3105 Red (11) Thursday's Game Learn Why 1 10 2 SIXTH - 1.. B - I. Cousin Houston a, Att4?1 Ownel IS 7) 57060 JezeII II). 2 New York at Cleveland yetta (10). 3 SECOND. 5.14. D- 31.4?: Dog Results 7 Brantley Wrestles LEL%PE TONIGHT'S TV 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (6) What's My Line (13) Detectives (24) Intercom 21 (33. 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Line (5.9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Movie 6:00 (2,1) Mac Davis (6) Waitons '.) Barney Miller (24) Bill Mogers (33) Basketball (44) Dinah 8.30 (9) Odd Couple (33) Movie 9:00 (2) Jack Benny SPeCIOI (6) Movie Ann-Margret Olsson (9) Streets San Francisco (13. 44) Movie (24) Consumer Survival 9:30 9:30 (24) Assignment America 10:00 (2.8) Movin' On (24) The Sinners 10:30 (24) Assignment America (35) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2,6,5,9) News (24) Woman (33) The Saint (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2.6) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (24) Man And Environment (44) T Fugitive 12:00 (24) Captioned News 1:00 (2, 5) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie Lake Brantley, once tied, and Lull Trans (3), 1 Barry King (12); Philadelphia at Golden State DOugtWely WinrPark,onbean,clash 110 300 2.704 3 Ks Singapore (53).6 Eades Ion K'sMandalav 400 2a0 2 on the nwts tonight in the 6:10 (2) Sunshine Gal (6). 7 Cecys Doc Rock $ headline high school wrestling 7 10 1 Shimmering Almanac Quinie(a (2 6) 513 SEVENTH - S 1& C - 1. Freddie 6:13 (5) Sunshine match involving Seminole Perfeda (2) 520i0 NHL Standings Barge (12), 7 Berkley Clip (6). 3 Daily Double Almanac County teams. Montague Yarn (S 7); 1. Tom THIRD, M- 31,74: 625 (2) I Dream 01 In other matches tonight, WiIlHen 00 540 $001 •Thumb (3), 5 1 1 ' Imogene (11:6 0iyji I Jeannie (IQI Seminole travels to Daytona Jac'sCheyenq 7.10 5003 6:30 (6) Sunrise EIGHTH - S 16. A - I. Go Tom P?ilphia Evening Out W 10 L4 TPIsOFOA 29 64 159 N Beach Mainland and Lyman Eckert (6). 3 MysticSpirit (4), 3. py Semester Quinleli (1 3) 52460 Rangr 23 17 9 55 154 110 ventures to DeLand. MAs Pat's Pet (5). 1 Pr esident Atlanta Perfecta (1 (I) Today In Florida 60 70 I? 9 49 129 176 Lad I 1? S Misty Isle (10. 6 ThIS IS NY Orlando Evans defeated FOURTH, 5-16, C- 31.41: 6:55 (2) Dally Devotional Isnd 5 16 11 47 131 121 Phn' (1) 7, YCMS Fay (6); S. Another Spud )9 $Q S 60 9 20 Division 2 7:00 (2, 5) Today Oviedo 324 Wednesday night. Callaw.y 1am (3 2). Vancvr 7219 S 19 155 147 (4) News Oviedo's Gregg Maro Mystery Soo 650 I (9) Bozo's Big Top View III, 2 WhickUfritch (6); 3. defeated his opponent H in the Quiniesa (35) 56)60 Louis 1120 7 3 1 l 7-30 (9) Am America Real Angel t12); 4. Cactus Joy (4); MIr 1126 6 75 115 190 108-pound class, Sam Hone 5 Ginger Flavor flo); 6. a. J- K,C FIFTH, 5.16. D- 3I.)I: (44) Conversations 9 31 4 n 'to 192 toppled his foe 10-1 in the 115Future (5); 7 Peggy Shan (12); 5. HoneyGaldre 420 320 o0 - Division With Galadriel Berkley Lotty (6) pound division and Pat Braddy All In One 900 400 1 Angeles 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo Ebony Ward TENTH - 5 16. A - 1. Smith Liz Montreal 26 64207 119 33 $712 13 43 13193 won with a in at 1:45 in 12 (44) Tennessee (5). 2 Mineola Ms Julit (43; 3. Pits Ouiniela ($6) I00 141710 44 113 17) pound category. Brown Spectre (1). 4 Coro Whiz IS Detroit Perfect& (65) S10950 Tuxedo 1121 I 121 169 Dan Myers of Oviedo won 2 SIXTH, $16, 5- 11.33: 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang sQuestion 310 460 300$ •Trouble ($9). 7, Criss Debbie (10); 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Division 4 in the 135-pound group, Tim Sayan (6) neola TaipeI 160 3 10 fluttIo 79 9 7 65 196 1)6 Meeks PiflIWd his challenger at (6) Mike Douglas rk'1 C ELEVEHTM - S )e n 2 1? 6 2%? ) (8) MQvk Mnlj 3:45 LII the l4ljund class d 151. 7 R T Cool Toronto Quin;tla US) 53460 173% 1 (9) Movie (6). 3. Bouncer Boy (4); A. Hunting Calif. Perfecla (5 3) 545 10 137 173 Dale Seagrest edged his o Il 29 9 3%4)129 191 (44) Leave It To Speed (43. 5 K C's Gem (12); 7. SEVENTH. 314. D- 31.53: Weeay's Result ponent 7 in U 149 Montague Guy (II; S. Valid Appeal Beaver Lt. Cumber 910 140 570 1 Pittsburgh 7. California $ CtaS& L L.slrma 9:30 (44) Petticoat $40 1007 1101 Thursday's Games TWELFTH .C_1. Edit (I2); Stinson In Lake Brantley's match Junction Atlanta at New York Rangers 7 Ima Bean (3), 3. Montague Event Quiniefa (1 7) 13300 xanas City at Boston 10:0 (2) Celebrity tonight at Winter Park, (5) 1 Lucky Pup (6); S. Mineola Perlecta (1 1) S 50 Detroit at BfaIo Sweepstakes Daisy (5); 6. Polly D (10) 1 Gui Brantley will sold the edge (11 EIGHTH, 5)6. C- 31.27: New York landirs at Chi (6) Joker's Wild scally 500 340 2605 Lane (12); I Debbi Gibson (1) the heavier weight classes in cago (44) Father Knows Dolly Day 350 1206 Philadelphia at St. Louis much the same way it did a Best wau Gibson 1 60 Montreal at Minnesota week ago against Lyman. ou'rifiria (S6) 51740 i:30 (2, 1) Wheel Of Vancouver at Washington Perleçta (5 6 5.5700 In the highlight dual meet of Fortune Jai Alai Results T•onto at Los Angeles NINTH, 5-16 C- 3149: (6) Gambit the county, Brantley lost the King Pin 910 160 4101 (44) Green Acres WEDNESDAY NIGHT first matches to fall behind Montague Waver 370 7.005 bVHA Standings 11:00 (2,5) HIgh Rollers Gun Pder Lyman 18-0. But Brantley 700 I FIRST - 0el, Spec. 7: (6) Now YOU See It Quiniela (I SI 11350 WHA dominated the heavier classes Ed Via 1Q70 1700 350 (9) split 5ond Perfecta (15) El%? Division AIa EIor:. and finally Won V.23 when 550 3 50 TENTH, 3-16, B- 31.34: 4) Phil Donahue Dreamy W17 L 2T50 Ph 1000 960 7,505 Ica Beitia .340 2 New Eng 11:30 (2,1) Hollywood 21 IS?OF 153GA tav)elght Andy Abramson QusnIela (5-1) 51710 Brutus 1040 4 ClvI pinned 1723 2 squares 119 Ill Lyman's Kevin Pert "18 IS 5) 110260 Strato Queen 6 20 2 Chicago 1723 1 35 13$ 15$ Albeighl (6) Love Of Life SECOND Doublis., Spec. 7: Quniela (S 7) $7160 Ind-pals 10 32 3 71100 113 (9) Brady Bunch Echano Via 11.60 350 4.40 6 ELEVENTH. 5.16. A- 31.79: But Abramson is a doubtful West Division ca Lenh: (33) Florida 7.20 3.10 2 Mauston Apache Peak 3560 460 6.207 Aldana Javi 7513 0 so in Ifl participant in tonight's match. Lifestyle April Showers 300 3502 360 1 Ptv.enlx 7% II 6 4 IS.) 131 His battle against Albright was Qu'nsela (2 6) 13410 FRIDAY Sokol 11:55 (6) News San Perfec?a (67) 193.30 I 4)137139 his first in a month after Quiniela 12 7) $3370 MORNING Minn. Diego712119 AFTERNOON 20 0 13 141 140 Big 0 (5$) with 26) $15450 Perfecta (7 2) $13160 Mich 1327 3 ,, I?, separating his shoulder. He THIRD Doubles. SM. j Big Perfecta (5 7 with 7 2) Eddy Sanchez 1110 OIC 100 Canadian Division 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 12:00 (2, 44) News may sit out tonight's match to 5.7 733 20 Quebec Urta Perez 13.20 160 3 Toronto 211$ 0 56 113 137 give his shoulder healing time TWELFTH. ,. D- 3945 231$ 2 .1 1$) 159 Blue Blubber 11.30 360 520 S Ectsano-Beitia t Edmonton Brantley's Brian Riley, who 20 IS 7 47132 170 Pigeons SEEK & FIND Quirsiela (3-5) $12.60 Criss Joke 2400 120111 11, Vancvr 19 20 2 10 176 129 also suffered a shoulder injury Perfecto (S-3) S264-30 F abulous Girl 6103 wininipeg FOURTH - Doubles, Spec. 7: 1515 2 3$19177 lnDeceznber,also is doubtful Ou,n,ela tail 57310 Wednesday's Results H PASS ENGR Y NB 1' P0 CA ' MenchaII-Azpi 9.60 6.60 160 Trifecta (Se 3) 11:135 60 Vancouver 2. Minnesota 1 tonight. Neither Abramson Domingo Leniz 660 3.60 2 A- 7246. HandlePhoenix I, Chicago S 0 NO N D N T E N B A H A T B U T T Riley wrestled Monday in Lake Ntgui Attu 5.20 4 lndIanap,Iis 3, Winnipeg I 12 5) 534.00 Brantley's 60.6 win over Thursday's Games M U I C T 0 0 C T N L 8 0 U A B L T M Perfecta (52) 165 70 Daytona Beach Mainland. Chicago at Indianapolis Double (SS) 1306.90 Toronto at Michigan IRFANTAODNEHOMINAGO But Brantley will have Lee FIFTH -DoubIis.Spo.7: WEDNESDAY NIGHT Cleveland at Quebec Mar iriAzpi Brre,Alpran1in,cjg FIRST, 116, A- 31.06: 4.10 360 7 Vancouver at San Diego NE CR0 iEra N I RE B I REV N Bsbano Larrea 9.60 SlO 5.50 1 Darling JOhfl 510 160 1.70 Davis,Vernonpvattand Max Erdoza Mugv,i-za 600 5 Mixer B 1250 TGWNUNAI Buffkln in good physical shape. AB8H L MN V I D QUnI4$1 D4.amand Charge 4.10 $ Peflerla (7-1) 335590 Cage Scores Seminole is riding a flue-ofouinitta (4 St s3s.80 E N R E 8 1 U OFI ICOCA SIXTH Doiables, Spec. 7: SECOND. 1L 0 39.2 six string enArecha Zarr, Villanva U. Cornell Haggis 5.60 3-10 2.60 NERRLRTJA tering Its match against DGACIVTR Cacho Miguel 9.40 5.00 5.10 670 3.606 2Manhattan 57, St. Francis, N.Y. 76 ErnIeL 150 5007 Alavajayi 3504 Syracusel3,T,i-nplep Mainland. Rmw.cop, 'I SBENDAJT 10 DRNRNEy 3.002 Quiniet (74) 30 ForOham 75, Army 67 Qutnieli Seminole'sTonyDavis,aI Lo ng sa nd Perlecta (6 7) 514340 Perfe'cta (3-7) 54360 A S D T I CC UN D pound competitor, will miss SEVENTH - Dovbl*s, 5pq 7: Boston Col, 10), Yale 75 Y E T L R 1 Oouble(43)116o0 Penn St. $1. Muhlenb,rg tonight's match wi th a shoulder EchanoSanchez 660 9.20 400 3 PtttsburghN,Rollinsu THIRD, Sit. D- 311$: BAPU0R0BIN0 Uria Vii NB AAA 7.00 360 5 Rumbler 5.70 510 3.50 1 injuryaggravatedinsaturday S Bonaventure 76. Canisius urn Beltia 4.00 1 Invitation 710 3-205 night's meet with Tltusvthe. OP S B D P RA AMMNN RMC S I D Vermol 92, St Lawrence 71 Quinsela (33) 13260 I'm Delia 650 $ Mane 109, Bates 13 Perfect. (3 3) $11400 Mike Hartwig in the 158Oulniela (IS) $1340 C P 1 N U R N A P 8 A E T U I S A P L Clemson 53. Maryland 52 EIGHTH - Doubles. Spec. 7: Perlecta (IS) 142.60 pound class, heavyweight Alava-Zarre 17.40 1.50 3.00 2 VMI 71, Wm Mary 69 FOURTH, S-Il, C- 3)45: BennIeMi llJandBjfl Sandersth HNAQFERACFSpTUUGERN Erdoza Rarnon 7.60 320 6 Wake Forest 172, Duke 109 Franilmage 20101560 0.205 ClomtngoLarrea the 400 1 Jacksonvillell,Isofstrais )3Spound class form Joylul Jack 360 2.50 I JBPNWORCA I ROTC I V DMR Ovinhef, (26) 130.00 E. Carolina 10). RIchmond $0 Masked Rogue Seminole nucleus, Perfects (2-6) $177.00 N. Carolina $5, VirginIa 70 Quiniola (II) 11520 Lyman will be heavily amactIoss Tbs 'IM4es Alabama 97. Ga. Tech SO NINTH - IIaoies. Spec. 7: bew sp,sw tw Perfecta (SI) 1159 60 AZpI Favored in its match against b.ckwiid, op dowa, ci dsaly in ts psths. Plod esc 1320 1.20 3.00 3 Teen, St. 73, Ky. Wesleyon 71 FIFTH, 5-14. C- 3)43: Arecha 4.0° 730 6 Ala St $3, Fla. AIM 57 Noble DeLand. 5.10 560 4 60 7 Juan '-° BANDTAILEI) HOMING H Tellrey PJLJTEP.s 960 7007 Qulnl$a (36) 1)1 00 CARRIER K's Hobnob JACOBIN DRAGOON 3103 Perlecta (?4) 19300 FANTAIL Qunieta (2 7) 16900 MONDAINE TUMBLER TENTH - Smiles, Spec. 7: FRUIT PASSENGER (2 7) 511460 VICTORIA CROWN Muguirii 21.40 1060 $ SIXTH. ,. A- 31.7$: Tomoi'yow:Common Pets Tan .,. 9.20 440 1 • LII 5 Mud 29.10 13.10 10.00 4 Fermin 3.00 7 Wassflhss.a 510 2.505 Qqjiniela (II) $39.60 DG,'sMerry Perfecta ($1) $335.70 MA 'sMoi 2.40 Double (35) $9000 Dead Heat for show ELEVENTH - Dowbiti, Spec. 7: QUinlifa (II) U3 60 Cacho-Yza 12.20 550 100 2 Perfecta (4$) $20070 Arecha-Tain 7.20 700 4 SEVENTH, 5-16, 0- 31.41: Negui Per,: 1.00 1 Hosiery $50 410 3.004 Quinjela (7-1) $25 50 BRIEF Look Ethel S0 250 1 Pevfecla (2 4) $91.20 LatOlas 2.10 3 TWELFTH - Dovb4*, Spec. 7: Qunela (7$) $7150 CvhoQarnon 130° 34o 66o 7 Perfecta il 2) 5I.i9 40 Sala Mvurnia Golden Bear Jack Nicklaus 4 10 760 5 ____ _ EIGHTH, 5-16 A- 31,71: Sanfi Tam 260 I Wslct.fle Gee rieMINOL1s 3 60 1 1:30 Perfecte (7$) $10050 )) 7)7,7 Citlitilierry 1 Montague Dictator 3.00 Big 0 (7 4 with S 7) $599.70 Qun'e*a (I -I) 11020 7 Evening Herdid, Sanford, Fl. (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (33) Uncle Hubie Vegetable Show Three Stooges 1:00 (2. 6) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (4) Mickey Mouse Club 1:30 (2) Bonanza (5) Mery Griffin (9) Gilllgan's Island (13) Orlando City Council (33) Leave It To Beaver (44) GillIgan's Island 5:00 (?) Dinah Shore (24) MIster Roger's Neighborhood (3$) Batman (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (I)) Daytime (6) Young And Restless (I) Jackpot (9) Password (33) Big Valley 12:30 (2,5) Blank Check (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 12:00 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot 6, I) News (9) All My Children (3$, 44) Movie 1:30 (2, 8) How To Survl A Marriage (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2 - 00 (7, 8) Days Of Our Lives Gardening According to advanced reports, (he spring gardening fever is expected to affect a large number of Seminole County residents thiS year. New Red catalogs are being -studied and visions of a garden full of vegetables are a common Symptom of this"affliction." If C 's Gloiyn 450 360 30°s ABA Standings L.a s Spicy Taste 410 320 I ic'sSpnste 3,101 Quin.e(a (15) 1ts Pert.cta IS 1) 154 00 TENTH. 1-Il. B- 31.33: Barber Que Sadie Oak Circuit Breef'er East Division w t. Pct. New York 37 13 711 IS 20 670 7 60 Kentucky 31 13 .705 ", SIC 5501 S' Louis 19 .ioi Ii 310 Memphis 13 Quineta (45) 17750 Virg inia 9 3. 200 ELEVENTH. 514, TA- 31.06 : West DIvision MA 's ieen.e 3 70 340 200 6 Denver 31 9 509 MtneolaJace 660 San Antonio 79 71 .510 10', Tonkgwa Phyllis 3 0° $ 'tta n .. a• Qulniela (26) $7J 30 Utah 7 77 431 1'.-, Proecto Sa Sig Penfecta (3 1 with S, 2) Wrdntsday's Results sLri'9 60 ntvcky III. Memphis 9$ TWELFTH. s. C- 20.57: Indiana 120. Denver 110 (rSS Tom Tears 910 120 3 (1) 4 i Louis179, San D.ego 124 ClarIty 450 210 7 OT (62J 135.70 Mineo la Poppy 5-20 3 Quniela (a 1) $fl 70 Trifecta (17 Si 1.434 50 A- ?C77. Handle 5)39.720 Deg Entries PEBB!..E BEACH, Calif. (AP) - The Golden Bear comes out of hibernation today. And Jack Nicklaus suddenly, spectacularly, laces the greatest challenge since he subdued Arnold Palmer in a playoff for the 1%2 U. eii Championship. FAMILY SPECIAL - ssao I - - (for the budget-minded) Reasons Why I - : It's Johnny Miller, the tall, slender, blond young man who - in recent weeks - has achieved a measure of success unattained by anyone-Ben Hogan or Arnold Flagship Bank of Sanford Wife r MVV YOUR DOWNTOWN BANK I • DIRECT AUTO FINANCING- - COSTS YOU LESS - Patmer or lee Trevino or Gary Play er or Tom Weiskopf - • YOUESTABLISHCREDITTHROUGH PROMPT PAYMENTS OF LOANS It SATURDAY And SUNDAY ' a • FINANCING & BANKING AT THE SAME INSTITUTION PROVIDES YOU SAVINGS & CONVENIENCE GET CHILDS PLATE FOR. Willi This Ad Ilnfr' I 1 F[d& ( 51-1IP & 1 W SANFORD FLORIDA 32771 nDaily IIam,jI,pm ;Fri £ Sal. Ill lip m IN9 Er*OCSIAV, (Ha-way I? 93) Sinferd -- 200W. FIRSTST. AnEqualHousingLender _ Steak DeMac I Thursday's Qames Denver at 5,'iri AntoniO San Diego 41 ktfltu(ky NBA Standings to numerous National Football league players and let her spend a night in his apartment. But Freelon said she showed him nodrs and he ..•._.i a..- - ,. -. Invites you to attend their 4Z I I I d, /141 / .- ' I . I TA1119 -,, 11 WAIT DISNEY. "' AND ALUMINIUM PATIO * '. Co?i's a (311SMEALS.N. A hua-rsotjs adienture' _ _ ___ ___ _ - PLACE FURNISHINGS wd64O,/e'bfrtj/ (#)/,7 -- - .- " - 8,'Y$I FIRE 2OTo5O% KEYNOTE EVERY JOB-USING YOUR PLANS OR WE DESIGN WITH YOU AND OF COURSE ESTIMATES ARE FREE ___ CENSED BONDED 41 IINSURED - CALL E CERTIFICATE I F7N O. CGC 604410 83 1 -3666 ANYTIME CUSTOM BUILDERS - FURNITURE -_ l .) WE ARE YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR si'w COOLs €'/acg OBIN _____ _ AND ''. WH Algernon S. Speer, who came to Captain Brock's "Darlington", everything that happened in the area in 1844 from Georgia. operating between Jacksonville Sanford, but is also a genealogical listing of births, deaths, marriages, etc., and is an unusual "family history" not available in any other form. Proceeds from the sale of the book go toward CIP's con. SANFORD tinuing HEATING & AI_CONDfTIONINJJ' project, the beautification of the cornIlIunity. Copies may be reserved by phoning Mrs. _ L_ WROUGHT IRON //9P41p,,4,/0,, .. Xti Thumb-nail sketches of many Bringing with him his family and Sanford. Sanford's pioneer faitnilks and a few slaves, Speer later Speer was a Confederate will appear in Peter Schaal's became owner of the first veteran, buried in Lakeview second history of Sanford steamboat operating on the along with more than 50 others. through the World War 11 years mid-upper St. Johns river, His son, George A. Speer Sr., 193646, according to Mrs. between Palatka and Fort became one of the city's leading Robert Karns, of the Sanford Motion. The early comriiunity clothing and department store Civic Improvement Program stood just east of the Mayfair owners, lie was joined later by which is sponsoring the sale of Inn, now the Sanford Naval his son, Vivian A. Speer, who 200 copies. Academy. later became mayor of Sa nf ord. One of the city's families is Speer's "Hancock" did so The Speer story Is one of the Speer family, represented much business hauling fruit, many relating to early day today by G. Algernon Speer, his cotton, su gar, molasses, and families and their activities son, Tommy A. Speer, and other staples between the two down through the 1936-46 George Andrew Speer, all at. communities, that he had to add period. The book not only is a torneys and all descendants of another. Both were joined by chronological listing of b#e, . QUALITY WORKMANSHIP & QUALITY MATERIALS of I Pe4 By The Msoeia(td Press 377.1411 - e4na4 J;X0. jtw,. NOW nD sdlOmon Fret'lon, a reserve guard with the Houston thiers, told The Associated Press Wednelday night that he met the woman who claims to have delivered nar coti cs Sanford Speer Fam i ly BANK OF SANFORD ft4gFRIED CHICKEN ,e Schaal Book Features INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. QJ?fJ IT Nicklaus himself. Player Meets Drug Dealer S OPENED I HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS (UP TO S YRS. TO REPAY) I A special rlbboa.cuwng was observed Tuesday evening at Sue Ann's Capri restaurant at which (line Mayor Lee Moore (center) look part In the festivIties with Chef DeMac. Also participating were owner, Sue Ann and Tom McEacbera (right) with members of tbeir family Kim, 1.3, (left); Susie, 11; and Julie McEachern, 12. The restaurant is located it 2544 Park Dr. In Sanford. ESTAURANT • SIGNATURE LOANS AVAILABLE 416 SHOWING ' T'T1 liP You Should Bank & Finance With TitAt*I most severe test of his career. ADDITIONS OR REMODELING Anniversary Sale Now, In th e Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, he faces the CUSTOM ' r1 " V0968 ii 1Sw,ll$ ROCZ CMI a-. - - - - Comes Out Of Hibernation A - 1713. Handle - $13 C39 ___ vanced registration is requested by calling the Seminole County Cooperative Service at 32243, 7.10 170 4501 Ouinheta Perfect. II 11 132 10 Under the Employment or a maximum of 11,500 for income averaging) when funding Individual Retirement In the event an employer sets Act of 1974 makes extensive Retirement Income Security contributions to his Individual distributed. An individual who Accounts: UP a custodial account for his changes in the law governing Act of 1974, signed recently by Retirement Account, and a receives a (I) The employee can go to a employees' priva te lump sum President Ford, beginni ng alter husband and wile can in some distri retirement employer.spored qualified bu tion from a qualified trust department of any bark funds, an employee can make retirement plans. Among other Dec. 31, 1974, an employee who cases deduct up to 13,000, th e retirement plan sponsored by or a tz'Ust company, or any arrangements to is not covered th things, the law is design ed to rough his Block spokesman points out. his employer becausi of the savings institution, and make payments deducted fromhave his protect employee.partjcfpants employment by a retirement Generally, no distribution termination of his employment arrangements to set up the salary and paid into such ac- under such plans against un. plan qualified under the from an Individual Retirement will not be taxed because of fund; count and still claim the tax derfunding of retirement Internal Revenue Code can get Account is Permitted, except In such distribution if he relnverts (2) The employee can buy an deduction, his own retirement fund. benefits and against loss of the case of death or disability, the distribution in a qualified annuity contract from any According to The Employment Retirement retirement benefits due to to the HoE,'uny, local before the employee is 59lj IRA within 60 days. However, insurance company. He also Income Security Act of 1974 bankrupt orThe insolvency of manager of lI&R Block, the without a 10 per cent tax such tax-free treatment may ma)' Purchase an endowment also increases the limits On tax companies. law al.su nation's largest tax preparation penalty mud the account must occur only once every three policy, but that part of the deductible firm, contributes to an be distributed, or distribution contribution. that safeguards, to some extent, th e years. The funds in an IRA are pr emium which applies to life may be made to retirement retirement benefits of Individual Retirement Account must commence, before he Is not excluded from estates taxes insurance LI not deductible plans for self -employed persons employee who mo, by such an employee can be 7011 1. The earnings from in- in the event of the death of the from gross income for tax and shareholder-employees of firm to anot he r, deducted for income Lax pur- vestment of the funds in an individual before the accoun t Is p'Ji•p()3es• Subchapter S corporations, The Additional poses, whether he uses the Individual Retirement Account distributed. 3) The employee can bus new limits are the k --er q 15 c 'tiIl(l,lF(j (lt:tIUCt(Ofl or Itciiiiic:,, are rwcrfflng tax-free iflLI1at prior to U.S. Government Retirement' per cent of earned income or rnent of retirement fund The employee may deduct upto distribution, and are taxed as issued under the Second $SSOO (as compared with 10 per tributions and distributions,Bofamy points out that there Bonds lS per cent of his earned j.jme ordinary Income (subject to are three methods pr ovided for Uberty Bond Act. 'These bonds cent and 12500 under prior capi tal gains tr are ava ilable through banks law). eatment or income averaging rules under and lending institutions, or can In addition to the forego, ng, the Employment Retirement --. be purchased directly through Bofamy of H&R Block observed Income Security Act of 1974 can the U.S. Treasury or a Federal that the Employment be obtained at any II&H Ilia v Block Reserve Bank, Retirement Income Security office, Seminar IN NINTH , ¼. 5- 35.11: New upportunities For Retirement Funds •,, 0 If-64 PIERW GA 1973 L I In an attempt to make these visions come true, "Ill., (24) Electric Comporly 01111t)' Cooperative Extension Service is con. ( 35) Lost in Space ducting a Spring vegetable gargening seminar. This 6:00 (2, 6. I 9) News seminar will consist of two presentations, Tuesday, Jan. (24) Villa Alegre 28 and Thursday, Jan. 30. Each session will last for Up(44) Lucy Show proximately two hours and together will cover all phases 6:30 (2. 5) NBC News (13) d Smothers f home vegetable gardening. A question and answer dperiod will be incOrPOrated into the program to insure th Brother at each U4 each individual's vegetable gardening problems will be iscussed. (33) May RFD (41) Hogan's Heroes ____________________ This seminar will be held at two different Um and _________________________ locations In order to make it available In as many as UNDERWORLD ____________________ * , posble. The session at The Garden Club of Sanford will -'/WARM GOWNS of start at 9:30 am. and the one at the First Federal Savings 0 HALF PRICE and Loan Association building in Altamonte springs will SALE of begin at 7:30 pin. This Rmlnar will be presented by jCowan'sUnderworld 0 114 Magnolia Reggie Brown, Seminole County Extension Agent. Ad. (6) Guiding Light (9) $10,000 Pyramid 2:30 (2.6) The Doctors (6) Girl In My Life (9) The Big Showdown (33) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 300 (2. I) Another World (6) Price Is 'Right' (9) General Hospital (33) Mr. Ed (44) Leave it To Beaver 3:30 (2. 5) How To Survive A Marriage Thursday, Jan. Deducted For Tax Purposes - I MUIL)AY - -----.---- BARGAIN SECTION Thursday, Jan. 23, 1975-28 Evening Herald, Sanford FL II 01119 [iT --- ID L] Il 11111%b7tak HEATING & COOLING rsl The limited edition will have a hard-cover, contain nearly 300 Pages, and index more than 6,000 names of people who contributed to the life of Sanford from 1936 through 1946. i a A%-WA% QW, OF CENTRAL FLORIDA, INC. 600 LONG WOOD AVE. All T&Aif'iijyr ' --.- - LUKIDA �Evening Herald, Sanford, El. - Thursday, Jan. 23,19733.1975. I Business Mirror Business ip-. dot ti.h. Md 5avi nns Evening Herald. Sanfo rd, Fl. 3 . OFFICERS Bonds Have Good Year , NEW YORK (AP) Stocks, corporate bonds, mutual funds and even savings institutions had a hard time attracting sayers and investors in 1974, but not the U.S. Sai:ig.s Bonds pro. gram. It had one of its best lion, $3 billion more than a year earlier. Treasury officials aren't certam why the bonds have retamed their appeal while the - as bonds are the most secure investment of all, more so even than gold. years. federal officil a s got unstuck and realized the 4.5 per cent rate had to be raised, At the very tim gold was about to go on sale for the first time in 41 years, sales of boiwls spurted. In the fourth quarter alone some $6.86 billion were sold, the greatest for any fourth quarter since 1945 public lost confidence in many other investments. Some people Both Series E bonds, which 8) 1.11F F SUFFIfl 1) * George Stuart saYS: B UY ..., "W. prp nut - - HIGH VALUE SMART, MODERN DESIGN Ezpo*,d wood parts see hardwood. 6S'p PIfI9 jI(Ij5 J%U$!y IlTOoth W1UI ifltlh Pedistil ends and backs are Duron panel on frame Construction Color m.tcted tops 'n genuine suede finiihid foiled) wilfIut Fomca high pressure lamn are I.'A cipt bookcase Tops if. ts•• $(V I F * *i rri f'. m' -' I . Z* Pngg "-" Ics ci is Et .t e vt a drt ri itt rr cPo - e I mauit black e'a II' 11'• - * But the secur ity, and the tact that on the more popular Series E bonds the tax on Interest can be deferred, seems to offset the disadvantage, I JT I The deferment is frequently UC sold at a discount and Feused by tldlvjduals who buy deemed at face value, and bonds for retirement. Instead of Seri es 1I which are sold at full lace value and pay interest cv- paying income taxes on the in. cry six months, now offer a 6 terest earned each year, they defer payment until the bonds mwr cent rate, are redeemed. If all goes well, Even at that, bondholders lit, they won't cash-in their holderally lose money so long as the ings until retirement, when inflation rate remains higher, they're in a lower tax category. credit the 6 per cent Interest rate, some the effectiveness of More than twice as much payroll deducation plans. money now is invested in Say. The troubled economic situings Bonds than at the end of atlon also is cited, and so World War 8, when the pro. power of the U.S. government. The bond program hasn't al. gram began. The total at the Many people appear to feel that ways fared so well. In the late beginning of 1975 was $63.8 bil. government obligations, such 1960s, redemptions exceeded Via ..qw, SEMINOLE SENIORS -. I CentralSeniorClllzenilub- meetatio OOam Ira Vielgie) to give talk on Florida Birds. prices niv ., Storewide Clearancel _____ SaSI'eÔ Uel) Socialites Club- meet at 10:30 am S JAN. !3 Central Senior Citizen Club -meet at 10:00A.M. Ira Weigle% to give talk on Florida Birds. krts $ prp sm Pep M- 5-DRAWER EXECUTIVE CREDENZA 72 ht Pop ar, Civic Center Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs meet 1st andd Th ursdayoftheMonth _lO: 30 a . Augies Elders- St. Augustine Catholic Church - 3 Sunset 1-ive Casselberry - meet d Tuesday of the Month - 10:00 - a.m. pop nm pp LTil Ml, Li'.' SAj{ 15.100 '37.95 $6 I)Q 149.95 :8100 '59.95 H $a%t4: *lh 14 J' 'i 1I ".. i E Mir. pmr $7 SINGLE I PEDESTAL SPACE-SAVER 42"x24" DESK &" P" rw poo Sale i,rw Pep nrr pop T= pirpsm pp Pep rw. '' - C - I" ne t'U . Sts. Peter and PaW-(oliensod - IiFrd(th Fri d ay o e month l.30 pin. meet 1st and I : • FIGHT HIGH FOOD BUY DIRECT FROM TIlE WhOLESALER! -- FLORIDA FISH: Pep IN Sale . ri frame and ligs Color is uniformly dispers. t he ( I Sale - - - - . . . Reg. Price,... 3.68 Priem tilet a ,,-_ - Ar'nvi - ''"1"5 AM STAC11:1116 Culls lalleael ' s. ShpWt. 1 I -. It' J CHAIR MATS off Your Mmd - II '17" MMn cs 1*' laIr, t'i ;,le W.ii 5Ya4rastrs,n,r,*.,,r,,,, best rew w, 4aef ti It,, ,,,a ci, , rastw Ci$ U M tilt Gp - 22W 111411-H ., '11" 1 - ) R3001 I AVAILABLE IN BLACK. AVOCADO, and Hand-held Novus 820. f Adds, subtracts, multiplies, divides. Has easy-to-read 8d'gat display with "bal. te ry . ver ' I hi.ato . If nd restore key. Automatic •""'t'i,e ?,' SAL E PRICE '24 95 ---- ( .' \ CONTROL. WPPm Quality single-lever faucet with five-year warranty. Reg. Price ................ 21.95 1t \ 10% OFF regular prices of Awning Type or Single Hung ALUMINUM WINDOWS and SLIDING GLASS DOORS 111111`111 Jim - 11" Plot jorp Sign ' \ nm prppte 2495 1 "' '. 11 Lpfrd lWøt Ls4 ,, . PORCELAIN RECEPTACLE Fixture for use with switch. No. 9875 Reg. Price......... 580 a,4 i.;r .. rt h il'1 1y5 t$i.,',i 2 No, 5320 in brown or ivory. Reg. Price. . .54c pm nr ,. l TlIUIl DUPLEX RECEPTACLE Example: 12SH Clear Complete. Reg. Price ............... Scotty's Sale Price . ...... 10.40 prp n" S ale Full-Featured Light-Weight Portable ' touch PPP ftR - Stuart s JANUARY It,4 WASHERLESS KITCHEN FAUCET wp nut I constants. Full float, ing decimal George J Jim htff f i No, 1451 in brown or ivory. Reg. Price...... 59c BOTH SLS ELECTRONIC CA L CULATOR ' -- All Sfppl Silent SINGLE SWITCH Will wm - I'l' i C4.9 tt Ii CJ f.'i. e.=pr I'leLPuNflhlI.t als'\ t. .st . rnvt.taft / 1 i I A 92780 ' Ø• SALE PRICE 'I79s Pre-mixed sand, gravel and cement for laying walks, steps or setting clothes poles. 84 lb. bag. Reg. Price ............. - - GOLD. r,RlTARIAt SIZE Mu '19. 95 ff.RETARIA[ MAT -fOR 'U' SI44F[L !IIT Mir Lt u is '26.95 IAE(.Ij1Iyc SIZE 45z 53' Mir list t8 15 '26.95 l(fUTtyEJujMr)c,jf 4 1 • Hf Lt 161 '0 '35 gc , ar I UI,. List i*t Geovp. Sit1si s mnn prp SALEPRIcE'1995 prp not $TAC&IC CMAI* 1W') rw SA(( PRICE Uesqnrr Slyl'nrj wpnm Pop am 17 lbs. "-" I CLOSET SEAT Wood molded seat in decorator colors. Model M-100. Reg. Price ....... 3.95 129 80 I ,- 2.9 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator .. , ., 20% 0 __------ J, Scotty's J CONCRETE MIX 1 pril mn () PWPM Sat.to6p.m, 'e r' ri;;.tai tluoijil, tP mit Why b'sy i.'la rc.d Hoot ir; And h' ttitrn t.ndar a ri.d 1*0 nf!r t' - 012011111- - I-rul "''? A CRYJ LIC LIL. 'If')ff 'it"i Jd r nful and you tithtiçft 000, 16/3 15 Appliance or Power Tool EXTENSION COR V Sal. 11916 Sale $19950 rhair or Buck. ........ MFTAI Choice of " $ lwlsrsr STACKING fresh Avocado, Gold, Blue, • Reg. Price (I/n. ft.) ....... 13c rzw Fame37 I%% 1.1116 MW aplarance (,r t late time r $ 1" x 2" CLEAR CEDAR 4 Fris Men Pep no 1.-. '. ' Chrorn - • - ,,-- plastic for LIGHT FIXTURE Stem and leaf pattern on white, 12" square. Model SL-123. Reg. Pt/ce • • 2.2.9 prill no S' .iØ prr - Reg. Price 2. 15 Bent Glass WPON se ur ew Rosalind Ave. E ntrance, - 8:15 i.m.i:9 p.m. ed throughout the CORN BROOM ii r. --' MON Molded Potvnro r eIene Plastic SHELL CHAIR ____ ______ Decorative - . ( 1 50 I $15950 Store Hours . - : ..-.'.. u, SALE PR!CE 15950 wfi" yaw It" pru- • Pilot Pop W pris am ' - MCE 50 ____ pril S Of Quality Seafoods! Fresh Fish, Clams, Oysters, Shrimp, Lob: sters, Live Crabs, Live Maine Lobsters, Fresh hladdok & Cod F illets, • - 41 Protect Carpets, F!oor Coverings . We Carry A Complete Selection LIII Ct)nlfOI top aw, ig Kik-Step 'prn' PW Slat 7206' averha-3 wer prr nr. Pay W o F GrrçnSt,rt L : , 'r"s G. ROyAL ScO' Fan Type PM MR SI" - on diii ad return , pup rm pq No I.,prp MR ppm EXECUTIVE D ESK WITH CONFERENCE TOP & 'as ru pop W pop no 'P' Ju :;Iw ,'*'--• L c -. ---- ?SflL?j Per "I a $ pedestals, Pep Soot t' 03 uJnnht AflA CIUflfl Young • Sale '59 oo at Heart Club-. St. Andrews Presbyterian Church 9913 Bear Lake Road - Forest CIty - 2nd Thursday cit the Month Pnr Sale -. Himiiiiiii ....• o. - a.. POP Aim_ rn,IInB isi MwJrrIu w'yu nun ITERDRAWER.MFR.LIST1199.SALEPRICE'129.50. SECRETARIAL Walnut. Adjustable Seat and sack. Top quality Naugahyde Upholstery, Fabric Seat. Choice of Avocado. Gold, or Black. Shp Wt 33 lbs Mfr, Last 19090 Wit rm tur_ncev_cvpcoy_n_sn"_e*iin i _cir ui.an u uuX.au iJIIinuiu i& . Posture Chair - - •.. . sta Unit with 60s30' D.. 42,20' Return. 5 d'swi in. in FI" = '11450. *nrg 110325. 1131 Gg PRICE 185 95 ' GEORGE STUART S SALE PRICE '7950 JiMpaw m. Sent dS&ara enter - 1st and d Tuesdays at 12 noon South SemlnojeSen.for CItizen Club- meet 1st Thursday the Mon th at 1st Federal Savings & Loan Bldg. 320W. Semoran Blvd. -Altamonte SprinRs -meet 3rd Thursday of L he Month at W'rnen's (lub - Ovtrbrook [)rivc -- Casselberry - at I. p.m. 50 fi11 d'pwør 8otton d'a*ir saai . -- drawer. i4a5 d4 od Mir Lst 1124 --.- Modesty Panel. Adjustable glides. Mfr. List $1 7900 George Stuart $ SALE PRICE WITH FABRIC SEAT Fi1 uphOl$te,,d Itfil LOPS $UOW ad. aie - era1 Commerce Bldg. Sanford lst Friday of the month 1 00 pm. Over Fifty Club-All Soul's Ca th olic Church now meeting at Bedding Gardens Rec. Room every other Tuesday of the List th e of Star Trek Luxurious random shear carpet of 100% Enkat Continuous filament nylon in hi-lo patterns. Jute backing. Meets FHA specifications. 86-4 Style 37. Reg. Price (sq,yd,) ...........5.29 Pop am EXECUTIVE CHAIR lierpar. P p" * ' 60, 75 or 100 watts. Reg. Price (ea.) 22c - - pedestal. Locks control top drawers Ginger. Bronze Green. PRIT-66 95 pry M- 1#1 -. - 54 x 24". Five-Drawer Desk. , stacy. Choice of Black. G eld. * - File drawer in to of left urethane foam. Walnut finish. Naugahycle uphol. , ,., SiOc CHAIR lib.w) - - 'I •1 generous layer of Pep rw - Employees " Comfortable, Add warmth, continuity to any office, Coal 'spring seats covered with . - - Wt 185a List $23800 GEORGE STUART 5 BOOKCASES 2 Tilt. 3t Doublo Pedestal SPACE-SAVER EXECUTIVE DESK - S Each unit has bottom and one faxed shelf. Prix m- . .• EXECUTIVE C iI5uii, H AIRS - %lflageClub- John s Village Fern Park 3rd Th ursday of the Month - 7:30 p.m. Top dreweri 0"rw nr, - - F 36'W, 12'/a"D. - C Pill door st'a g . area I PVP1L' Altamonte Springs Friendship Club-. Altamonte Springs to S:drg $ P" ful Clubs, Addresses A 0 rer in top Isli pedestal 3 boa drewer No, 1300 30" Duct-type or No. 1200 30" Ductless in White, per, Avocado or Harvest Gold. Reg. Price ................24,95 Inside Frosted LIGHT BULBS P" an PrIll no ale pop't - pris non jwp nvt 1-ft rw in thebigparlor_Trinity pop FM pup not IWP nim PMW luliruf 10:30 a j- - £ram Towers- Sanford - meet 1st Wednesday th of e Month 10:00 am. - BXYZ club-meet 1st Baptist Church - Activities Building _I4rnw(d_ last Tuesdayof the month .._I2;Xpm. Cauelberry, &rnshlne finlar Club- meet 8 Mark David Blvd. - Casselberry 1st Friday of the Month - 10:00 a.m. new club all welcome, Central Senior Citizen Club- Church of the NativityLake Mary - meet the 2nd and 4th Th da y of th e Month at 10:00 a Cliuluota Senior Citizen Club- Community Fire Hall -7th Street -Chuluota -meet 3rd Thursday of Fifty Plus Club- 7th Day Adventist Church - Forest City meet mostly n the bt)1oyof the Month _6:30p,m Golden Years Fellowship- meet at th e Community United Methodist Church - Casselberry at noon on the last Wednesday of the Month luncheon - Resen'atlons necessary Greater Osiedo Senior CItizens Club-meet at Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church Franklin Street and Geneva Hwy. Oviedo 3rd Monday of the Mon th at 4 p.m. LJvely House -675 wpard Road - Winter Springs - 4th Friday of the Month at - a U Over Fifty Club-meet at Redding Gardens - 10:30 a.m. bag lunch &am Towers CIub_.m ee t1Oa Choir to entertain- lJ . prp Sul -1 11,01111 I" - ru- 'Mr bag lunch CKAjr RANGE HOODS. Ia pop not A r, -_ SALE PRICE $159.50 - _ . - __________________ ZW bingo •j______ I SYLVANIA ' '•1- ( Suitable for interior or exterior use. l6oz. can. Reg. Price ................. 1.27 P'P sw I" ). FEB.4 Sanford Senior Citizen Club -meet at noon New ._________ ,.._ Scotty's SPRAY ENAMEL Pep MR l . prp nct pris n" li% elY Sociali les Club - meet at Highlands Club House 675 Shepard Read Winter Springs -Rosemary Roberts to give talk vn Drama Appreciation FEB. 3 Fifty Plus Club -meet 7:30 p.m. at 7 Day Adventist Church $ SAVE * ____________________________ P" cm malmaack, directors. •' NO W AND . T 0 t:th Look at these pric.st You probably paid more for similar items two or three years aqo! ____ u Radonlckh, and Charles Seb- , JAN. ~J Al Bowling (left) and Herman Heinle were elected president and vice president respeelively, at recent Sanford l'laza Merchants' Auoc1atio meeting. Also elected to one year terms beginning in February were Mercer, secret a ry; - sales month after month until Thursday, Jan. 23,1975- .g £ with the helpinq hand of SALE PRICES GOOD JANUARY 24 thru FEBRUARY 6 �óB— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Thursday, Jan. 23, 1975 Look, Helms Secure In Iran Ambassador's JoE WANT AD WASHINGTON (API - I- during Helms' scrcI testimony helms' recall. Asked Oy report- low the public to judge whether Intelligence unit was formed to answered," a source said of spite controversy about his before the Senate Foreign Rela. ers Wednesday if he thought he helms tried to mislead the analyze information on ,panel members. knowledge of CIA domestic tions Committee on Wed- ought be forced to step down, committee in irn when be said can radical group,s in Amen A transciipt of helms' r ponse chief spying, Richard former M. Helms intelligence Is in nonesday, added that "nothing Helms replied, "I don't know that all attempts to involve the to presidential concerns that sponses wi [I be turned over basically was answered" at the why." danger of being forced out as hearing concerning apparent CIA in forbidden domestic domestic disturbances . the Select committee expectt ambassador to Rebus said he planned to operations had been "totally Iluenced from abroad, Iran, contradictions in Helms' leave to be created by the Senal Washington Sunday to re- and IIX) per cent resisted," congressional Sources say. previous sworn statements turn to Iran. o1,' to investigate the Cu Several sources Indicated "This subject I don't think before separate Senate paneLs. FRI and other U.S. intelligenc Foreign Relations Chairnan has crossed anybody 's mind," Helms was asked to square that Helms' explanation was agencies. Another source confirmed John J. Sparkman, 1)-Ala., said that statement with testimony ambiguous. said one official, referring to (hat members of the Foreign a censored transci:pt of given last week before the Sen. Senate Republican Leade "Sonic people appeared to be hugh Scott has named Ser Helms' The diplomatic assignment. Relations panel have given "no Wednesday's closed session ate Armed Services Committee satisfiedandottierpeopledj't John G. Tower, official, who was present consideration" to seeking would be R-Tex,, vie ___________ published soon to al- when he said a CIA counter- find that an}thfng had been chairman of that committee Governor Appeals Legal Notice - CITY OF ALTAMONTESPRINOS. FLORIDA Legal Notice CITY OF Al TAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA .4 Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Legal Notice s Orlando 831.99c J Want Ad NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARIP Notice It hereby qivcn that the NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE Apartments Rent Apartments Rent Unfurn,hd I 0al the results number, 372 2611 .nii olace a fast acting Want Ad' 6 I Legal Notice I-Card of Thinks Duplezes . LEAS[ Dtluie unfurnished I Houses Rent bedroom apt. 5150 Ground floor of duplex, kitchen muiPped. heat. Furnished air. Quiet exclusive Sanford residential area Mature adulft Country home furnished, 2 bdrm Only No pets 372 179$ I', bath, attached garage Secluded 5190 ma, 5100 security I or7 bedroom duplex apeirtmenls 530 0336 Furnished or UflfurfliShd 60' swImming pool 1720 S. Orlando Fern ParR 113 Gladwin Ave. Dr 323 2970 bdrrn carpet, air, walk to shop ping, fenced lii 1439 Lake Mary Lake Mary, 7 bedroom furnished L.'irge 2 bedronm %1?O JiltS, hOUSC Couple. no pets Arown Prnit', '/J/ (. 173 i161 References, 1110 322 39)0 __________________________ . -- OVIrDo- Duplex. Furn or unlurn Ideal location, reasonable rent r owner 36$ 37?) anyt'me Child Care ______________ -_---__ - ,. _________________________ ____________________ • GoodlhingstoEat 31 I room furnished plei 7;t ' t ii Mobile Homes Rent & l,,st m plut ISO deposit (hId No pets 373 SCENIC WEXIVA RIVER lovely . 5t under the old oaks to vacation or live Fishing, canoeing, Houses RenI tmming Camp Seminole, Unfurnlshed of I Ion SR 46 372 4.470 Furnished - ior7fleiroomAclui,sOnIV Park Aventje Mobile Park 7Si$ Park Dry,.. 372 2161 FRUIT FOR SALE FICTITIOUS NAME Jnua 3-Cemeteries NOTICE ISHEREBY GivENthat NOTICE isherebygiynta, lam State Department of Transportation by virtue 01 NOTICE Ishci'et)ygiyen,ha, lm that certain writ ot engaged In business at 1$fl 4-Personals ' NAVEL ORANGES, $7.50 SU TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN has applied to the Seminole County Exeutin It%utd out of and engaged in butinest at $03 E High Rd.. Board of County Commissioners for the seat ci the Winter Park, Seminole County, way 436, CasseIberry Seminole Also Tangerines NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by S -Lost and Found Circuit Court of F loridaunderfp*fjctjtsnam,o, County, Fio-i under the fictItIous estabIihment Of i Bulkhead OrangeCounty.F) the Planning Board of the City KEE KLEEP4. ano that I intend auponat,,al 6-ChIld Care of is hereby given by the Planning Line on the west tide of the St. iument rtndered In the aforesaid to MmeOLENNY'S PIZZA PARLOR register said name with the Clerk ofname and that I the Intend to regiSter sad 7-Motels Hotels Attamorwe Springs. Florida, that Boar of the City of Altarncnte Johns River at State Road 115. COurt on the 79th day August, AD the Circuit Court, Semlnoie County, with Clerk of th Crcut. Fruit Jars.LIds.Seafs saldBoardwilIhoIdapubliche.ring Springt, Florida, that slid board ohCrwise kn*n as the Osteen 1971, to consloerthe quest in of amending ill conSider at public hr ing the S-Eating Places that certain case enhiIleJ, Florida In accordance with the Court, Seminole County. Florida •d tht zoning ordinance of the City of question of amending thC toning Re Johnni R Henderson. Jr. and prov4 GORMLY'S. E. 46. Sanford 373 4)33 AItmont, Springs. FlOrid, No. 721 of the Fictitious Name In acordance with the provislont of 9Good Things to Eat Pursuant to Chapter 753, Florida Frances Annett Henderton. which Statutes, To-Wit; Stio $63 73. i e., to ameno SectiOn 6 "R. cwdinar,c, of the City of Altamonte Statutes the Seminole County Board aforesaid Writ of E'ecuf Ion the Fictitli Name Statutes, To Florida Statutes iesi. 10-Do It Yoursel( Springs. Florida. No. 72$ 73, ie., to of County Commissioners will hold a delivered to me as Sheriffwas of Wit: Section $6309 Florida Statuses 1AA"E. to permit home o(ajpitions amend Sections InStructions 6. "P OE 6."G. S Consolidated Services 1957. as special exctptlon public hearing on the 4th day of Seminole County. Florida. and I il-Instructions O"E, 6 "CN"E,6. "C G"E, 6. 'I. of Florida, Inc. February. 1975 at 9:45 AM. or as have levied upon the foIiowir.q S Leonard Fico THE PUBLIC HEARING will be L"E. to allow By: M. .1. Gnoom Enroll now for January sewIng child care centers as soon thereafter as possible In the described property owned by Publlth Jan 16, 23. 30. Feb. 6. 197$ Travel & Recreation held In the City Hall of Altamont, spedal exCeptions, (President) OEJ 63 __________________________ classes Singer approved dealer, Board's meeting room In the Joflnnie P Springs, Florida. on Thursday, THE PUBLIC HEARING will HenderSon Jr. said Publith: Jan 73. )J, Feb. 6, 13. 1975 210 E lit St 373 6141 be Semlnolecountycourthousetohear property being located in Seminole — 13-Travel Agencies February 6. 1915. at 7.00 P.M., oras held In the City Hall of Altamonte complaints or oblections to the County, Florida. more particularly DEJili FICTITIOUS NAME sC1nthereafferaspo1ibi,atIch Springs, Florida, on Thursday, e%tabiIthmnt of the bulthead lint described as follows; l4-Camping.Resorts tUne reer,sted parties and cititint 'Febuary 6. 1975, at 7:00P.M.. or as 14 Notice is hereby given that we are CampingResorts described above. for and ag4intt the proposed zoning IOOfl One 11) 196.4 Ford Falcon Pickup NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS engaged in business at Hw. 1797 IS-Action Sports thereafter as possible, at wtiCh ' ________________________ John A, Klmbrovjh. test amendm will be heard, Truck, ID. No IH71SflIÔS3, NAME STATUTE ml SO. Of 434 LOrIOWOOd, Seminole time Interested parties and Cititens SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER Chairman Employment THIS NOTICE Is to be publithed for and against the proposed zoning No l64R7 73 Tag No I? 0 H 72! TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. County, Florida, under the fiCtithu ____________________________ Vacation or live under beautiful Board of County by posting n three U) public places text amendm and th undersigned as Sheriff of Notice is hereby given that the name of ALMOSTHU THRIFT will be heard. oaks Fishing, canoing, swim. Commistioners within the City of Altamont, 1$ -Help Wanted Seminol. County, Florida, will at undersigned, pursuant to the SHOP, and that we intend to register THIS NOTICE is to be published ming, noblIe home or camp sites, Seminole County, FIa Springs, Florid., at least lit t.n (ii) by posting in 11:00 AM. on the 31sf day of Fictitious Name Statute' Chapter said name with the Clerk of the thr,, (3) public placet Camp Seminole, 5 miles west of I I 71-Situitiont Wanted PubtitIi' Jan 7. 9. 16. 23. 197$ days prior t the time of public within the City of Aitamonte January, AO 197$, Otter for sale 8â$ 09, FlorIda Statute, will registq Circuit Court. Seminole County. on SR 44. 372 4470. DEJ7 hearing and sell to the highest bidder, Ic- wirn thecierkoffh.Ci,cultcc,tIn Florida in accordanc, with Springs, Florida,ai least fifteen (IS) __________________________ Financial DATED THIS Iti DAY OF dayS prior to the time of public Cash. subject to any and all existing 4r....... nInol. County, Florida, provisio of the Fictitious Name JANUARY, 1913 A.D. hearing. eIns.attheFront(Wesf)O.oftne '" recvl' of of t Statutes To.Wlt: Section IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Seminole County Courthouse In Publication of .s notic. the I Ic Florida (OFFICIAl. SEAL) 24 -Business 0pportunifi, 18 Help Wanted DATED THIS 10th DAY OF FOR Statutes Phyllis Jordhl, SEMINOLE COUNTY. Sanford. Florida, the ab tititji name. tOwit: NATIONAL JANUARy, 1973 A 0 2S-Lpan S. Iris Crystal FLORIDA. City Clerk Ladiet Interested In high earnings DISCOUNT under which I am described personal prope (OFFICIAL SEAL) Jeanne Rousseau CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.i3.CA.o4.B Further information is available enOaQed In businet at 7701 Orlando Altamore Sc'ings. Florida 76-Insuranc, working full or part lime. For Phyllit .tordahi, Patricia A. McCarthy PublIsh; Jan. 23, 1973 In re; the Marriage of intervIew phone $30 $700, from the Civil Division of the Drive inthecityof Sanford, Florida, Publish: Jan City Clerk 27- Investment Opportit,, 9. 16. 23. 0. 1975 00NEIL0A DEJ.igi B S H 0 P , Seminole County Sheriffs That the party interested in said DEJ 25 Altamorwe Springs, Florid. Depart PETITIONER AND MICHAEL mint. $730 busintes enterl,rise is as follows: Publish: Jan 23, 1915 C H P l Slop H E P Part time vllting mothers. parents, 8 i S HOP. That said sale Is being made to Public Finance IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DEJ-1 " Rentals RESPONDENT FICTITIOUS NAME or college students showing widely CorporatIon satisfy the terms of said Writ of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. _____________________ Notice is hereby given that I am NOTICEOFACTION Execution Mildred Rots recommed child gui0ane and CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 2 9— Rooms for Rent engaged in business at 213 Yar. TO; MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER study aides. $730 for 100 In. Its President John E. Polk. COUNTY, FLORIDA. 3*-Apartments Rent flth Rd. Fern Park, Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BISHOP terviews. For Interview, call 4.43 Sheriff CIVIL ACTION NO. 73A49.0 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Unfurnith,d Dated at Sanford, Seminole Cty, Florida under the fictitious 3360 Kitwik Drive 121$ Ill). County, FlorIda January 13th. Seminole County, Florida COLWES.L MANAGEMENT CIVILAC'TIONNO. 1975. name of ACCOUNTING & I 3 t-ApartmentsR,nt Chamblee. Georgia Publish - Jan.9, . , . COMPANY. PubIis Jan, 16, 73,30, Feb 6. 1973 TAXKEEpING OF SEMINOLE In Ce: tie Maniage of YOU Make Pt a happy new year. Pay off ARE HEREBY DEfl6 ______________________ DEJA7 Furnished Plaintiff, LAKE, and that I intend to register last years bills and start SavIng NOTIFIED lhat 'in CliOs' for FRANCES P. HACKETT. vs __________________________ said name with he Clerk of the 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished again, Call AVON. 6.44,3079. Dissolution of Marriage hs been GREYDON 0. GANO and JUDITH UNITED STATES DISTRICT Circuit Court, Seminole County, filed against you. and you are 33-H F, GANO. tilt wife NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Rent Furflhsh,d kre you a full time driver with a part reOuireØ to Serve a 0y of your CHARLES P. HACKETT. NCT1C( ISHEPE8Y GIVEN that COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FlorIda In accordance with the Defendants PfOviIion4 FLORIDA,ORLANDO DIVISION of the 34-Mobile Fictitious Name Homes lime car? Check the Automotive written dtfenset, Rent R rspo'ident if any, to it on by virtue of that certain Writ NOTICE OF SUIT of COURT NO. l3•i37.OrI Clv.R Statutes. To Wit: Section $6S 0? Section in The Herald everyday Carroll Burke, Attorney for Execution ItSoed out NOTICE OF SUIT TO' GREYDON 0. GANO 35-Mobile Home Lots of and under UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Florda Statutes 1957 PCfitIr, whose address is 612 the seal of the Circuit TO: CHARLES P. HACKETT arid Court of PlaintIff. v For Rent lamorogj part time sales. 3 eves, a 5' Don Twombly Robert L Thompson, Sanford Atlantic Blnk Building, Seminole County. Florida, Residence Unknown JUDITH F. GANO. upon D week. No canvasing. Collecting or B A Melody Shop, and Publish: Jan. 9. 16, 73, 30, 197$ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sanford Florida. Mars 36-Resort arid file the final judgment rendered in Property his wife delIverIng. Car & phone the Thompson and Kathleen Anne OEJ2) 'hat a Ptiti orlg:rSIi wiih the Clerk ot Circuit aforesaid court For for Dissolution Rent of RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN on the 30th day Of Thompson Def.ndantss. necessary. Sarah Coventry Marriage 'es bn flied against C3urt. Sanford. Seminole County, October, A 0. 1971, Alt parties claIming in that certain NOTICE OF 37-Busins5 Property Jewelry. 323 2791 after 6. SALE CITY OF Notice It b. iflthtCr$ listed above ano you are Florida, Of or before the 6th day of case entitled, Lorraine M. 01* 1. under or aoainst Gru'YdOfl r*QVfr,d to For Rent ALTAMONTI SPRINGS, February, AD. 197$; otherwlti a master, Plaintiff vs lay Bur. hereby giv,n that pursuant to a serve a copy o your J am the world of Fun, Lis entered FINAL DECREE FLORIDA Fashion and 0. Gino F. having Gano. his Answer or pleadIng to the Petition default wilt be entered aganit you Burmaster. Defendant, which on Januaryof9,Foreclosure 1975 3S— Wsnt,d to Rent wfft. wd and to allJudith Parties Money. Show and Sell Dutcpmaid for the relief NOtIC*Il PUblIC Hearing on the Petitioners Attorney, David by the demanded in the aforesaid Writ of Execution was above entitled Court. in Claiming to have any right, title or M. Por1r, Clothing. Quality plus Call 371 the above TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN P0. Box $13. Titusviile, Petition, delivered to me as Sheriff 7407 after S p m Real Estate of styled cause, the undtrsigeo intVist in the real property herein Florida 327P. flcl tile the original NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by ____________________________ described. WITNESS my hand and seal on Seminole County. Florida, arid I 'muted States MsrshaI, or one of his Answer o' pleading 'n the Cf ice the Planning Board of the City f thit the 3rd clay of January, 4 0 ecretary, immediat, openIng Attamonf p Springs, Flori4a. that have levied ucon the folioing duly authorized d(putij will sell ID-Condominiums )9 YOU ARE HERESY that an action to forec NOTiFIED tteCiertoftheahoveCir(u1tCourt Proficient t?itt with knowledg, in (Stall dr-Striped property Owtd by Jay the property s'tuate in Seminole tidBoardwlIIhOldap4Jblichearing lose a mor. SemInole County Courthout,, li-Houses for Sale taoeonthefollØwingrealprop,r,y Santor, Florida. on or before LPuiS Burmaster. said property County. Florida, described general offIce procedu-e. Office tOconsiderthequestiOnofami,.,jng Arthur H B#kwith. Jr 5: in SemInole County, Florida: being located In Seminole County, Beginning presently located ifl downtown 42-Mobile Homes at 200 feet West of the eoning ordinance of the City of Clerk of Circuit Court January 31, 1975. If you fail to Florida. more Westerly 30 tNt of the N0tIP% I' Of judgment Orlando; plan to relocate between Particularly Southeast corner of Lot 41 of SANAltamoeis. Springs. Florda. Pfo 22$ Seminole County, Florida by dc4ult will be taken 4 3— Lots and Acreage descrIbed as f0Ilrt. Lot 63, and the North " Sanford and Mt. Dora in near FORDS SUBSTANT IAL FARMS. By Elaine RiChrde Ic, foamend Sections "P MF'J of Lot 63. agaInst you for the relief demanded Chock 3, WEST WILOMERE. ac future, Good salary plvs fringe l9 Howell Branch Road, Winter according to FIat thereof recorded 44Farms and Deputy Clerk (I) regarding the maximum sign in the tst Groves Park, Florida cording to te Ptat thereof as benefits Send return, to P.O. Box area and type of sign allowable for inPlat Book S. Pages $3 toll, Public Doneandered?his37Ihdayof CARROLL BURKE recorded in PIa BOOk). Page SI,of 4 $— Resort Prop,rty Lot 1, Block F., Temple Terrace Records of Seminole County, 73$, Orlamig, 37$g. dantlflcatlon Of multiple family Attorney for December, PetIf.q' 1914. the Public Recorth of Simnole Annex, according to the Plaf Lr Sale Florida, Run North 'ffngs 617 Sanford Atlantic (Seal) TI XAS OIL COMPANY County, Florida. thereof, as recorded in Plat Book I. needs Wcit 200 fuet, then South 1019 Bank building lè-lncom. And THE PUBLIC HEARING will be Arthur H. 8I(kwith, Jr Page 61, of the Public Recor been fll aainst y and you ief*ndabf, man who t&ri work of ieef, thence East 200 feet to held In ?r- City Hal of Altamonte Sanford, Florida 37771 Clerk Investment Property Seminole County, Florida, are reouired to serve a Copy of your 'Ithf supervision in Sinfor Publish: Jan, 9. 16. 73, 30. 197$ Beginning, at public outcry to the Springs, Florida. on Thufsday, By - Elaine RICp.arci. and the und,rsised as Sheriff Of highest and wtiflendI4enes,lfany,poDonvan llirea. Contact consumers. Age ReaIEstate Wanted February 6, Deli bidder for c.as at 0EJ77 1975, Dey Clerk at 7 00 p M ,or is den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA %lmporlant but maturity It We Semiolp County, Florida, wili at 1200 o'ciok noon on Wednei.jay, at D4vid M Porter %nthereatterasposs;bt,,a,,,ich Post Office Box ii 00 A M on the 74th day of february 26. 1975 raIn Airmail 0. P Ock. Pr. at lhe West door 793, OrIaio. Attorney for Petitneq time interested parties and citizens Florida 32$Ø, and filo January, A D. 1975. Offer for sale the ovthwesteen Petrolet,,m, Box 719, the original P0 S $13 and against the Seminole County Courthouse, proçote zoning Merchandise IN THE SEMINOLE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND ir sell to the highest bidder, for Sanford. with the Clerk of the abovettyled FOR :t Worth. Tx. 7610i COUNTY, Florida text amendment will be heard, Titusyille, Flofida fl7$0 court on or before Febuary FLORIDA. cash. Subecf to any and all cutting Daled 116 'S 24th, PublIsh' Jh. 2,9. 16. THIS NOTICE is to be published 1975 S 0-MtctIl.0,5 IenS.attheFront(West)Dr,,.of,he 197$; otheis,. judg.nt may be DEJ4 MITCHELL A. NEWBEROER CIVIL ACTION NO. 7I3Il0.CA1.F Seminoie County Courtflouse in For Sale 21 ontec,d against you for he relief ________________________ TOAGE FEDERAL ASSOCIATION. NATIONAL MOR Situations Wanted UNITED STATES MARSHAL wlfhln thu City of Altamonte demanded In the comptalnt or Sanford, Florida, the above Springs, Florlda.af least MIDDLE DISTRICT OF 1—Household Goods Iiftn (IS) dr'tri personal property, E rperienced Pianist & Organist " Plaintiff FLOP IDA days prior to the time of public ' WITNESS my hand arid trseseal of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE S3-AppIIanc, That Said sale it being made to KENDELL W WHERRY aartts Itt playing solo or with hearing EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. FLOYD OLIVER. said Court on January 70th, 1915 rovp 327 $435 JR and JOE satisfy ftie terms of sa,d Writ of ASSISTANT UNITED STATES Si-TV Radio Stereo DATED THIS 10th DAY OF CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ANti Execution (SEAL) OlIVER, his wile, ATTORPEY JANUARY, 1975 A 0 COUNTY, FLORIDA, John F Folk. 64-Garage Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Rummage Sales Oef,ndentt ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF (OFFICIAL SEAL) CIVIL ACTION NO. 7SlOCAe.O Sheriff Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE OF SUIT ltd Publish' Jan 73. 30, Feb 6, 13. 1975 Phyllis Jordahl, 5$-Boats & Marine FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR By: Elaine RiCharde emrloIe County, Florida MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE 2 DEJ 1W City Clerk Rooms for Rent Equipment TGAGE ASSOCIATION Deputy Clerk TO FLOYDOLIvER, JR flilJOE PhIish J& 2,9, 16. 73. 191$ _________________________ Altamont, Springt, FlorIda Publish: Jan 23,30, Feb 6. 13. PIainhilf, ANN OLIVER, h wife Pr S6-Camping Equipment _________________________ vale home_room Ideal (or Publish: Jan 73.1975 v. CITYOF RESIDENCE: In an unknown C 'derly person, Call for details 33). DEJ.i09 -Sports Equipment Si KAY( DIANE ATKIN5, ttafeor Country other than theslale ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, o 4$. CITYOF Defendant, of Florida. and mailing addrrFLORIDA CITYOF Itt THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF SUIT ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, being NoIiOfPubIlc Hearing ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. $9-Musical Merchandise FLORIDA TO KAVE DIANE ATKINS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: PV2,ACsPany7dBoIIaIion,IIh Apartments Rent FLORIDA CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Noticeofpublicfle1I, RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ' 0— Office Equipmn NoticeotPobticN.arjg AlT Brigade Fort Leonrd Wood, to WHOM IT MAY CONCERN BY COUNTY, FLORIDA. Unf urn ished All parties claiming 'efests by, Mo $517) THE Planning Board of the City of CIVIL ACTION NO. 71-17CA.*9.A TO WHOM IT And SuppIltS Y CONCERN: through, '.nder or a'nsr YAYE Yo are : NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Allamoe SprIngs. Florida, that (nrc; The Marriage of ereby flotifird thaI a the Plann.ng BoardFlorida, of the Cify of saidBoardwillhoidapub'tcnea,ing R081Ri 61-BuIldIng MaterIals NOTICE GIVEN by DIANE ATKINS ard to all parties Complaint to foreclose a certain Altamonte Spr$ng Ihat toconsiderthequestionofama,1jng the PianningIS HERESY A rd of the City 04 having or claiming tg .- ve by LIT TLEJOIIP4 mortgage S andlewood Villas encumbering AflarrGnt, Springs, Florida that said right, t1tl or 62-Lawn and Garden Hthand, interest In ttie real followIng described real property, the said Planning Board will hold a the zoning ordinance of the City of and Piannlng Board will hold a publiC prOptrty herein described Oublic hearing t 63 -Machunery and Tools O wit consider the Altnrnc.nte Springs, F' lor Ida. No 721 aring to ont;r' t queston of r 4t.'t Al'Awy?,i,[p, i4Of,tL y IC I I ii l l. ) Uii P, question ci 'inlrnd.nij the zoning 73, ic, YOU ARE ifERLy NOTIFIED LoJ 5). GRPMDA SOUTH. ac amend Se'ctiont $ 6(d), Wife amen3ing the nng Ondininti OI that $I-Equipm,nt for Rent an action to forece a mor ordinance Of the City Of Altamonfe 16(g), & $ 7(d), to fording to the Plat thereof as the City Of Affamonte delete lhe NOTICE OF SUIT Spiings, tgag, on the foilwing 65-Pelt and SupplIes real properly rrdcd In PIat Rook IS. Page SprIngs, FIo, No 22173,1,, to requirement for sign idintifition TO ROBERT A. LITILLJOIIN Frida, No flU 73. i e, to amend * Un furnished Seminole CcIy, Fida' IQO, amend Stcll 6 "I L"B. & K. to tags, to exempt political tigns from 4 'R IA"D. S "SC C"l, & 6$-Horses Public Recordt of Seminole County, provIde additional prrmitt uses i I). Xaseybevg Lane. Lot 31. GRANADA SOUTH. ac Florida, the regular fee schedule, and to 7 13, to correct cerfain cording to the piat indu5f,laf 01sf Granite City, iii5 62010 $? -Llvestock and Poultry thereof as ridt and to modify reduce the maximum Off sIte sign typograpisital errors hat been filed againSt you in the driveway requirements for In YOU ARE HEREBy NOTIFIED * W/W Shag Carpet recorded in Flat Book IS. Page $00, i'bovt ityled Suit, Ind you area 67A-Fd are &s?riai d%tricf to four hundred (100) Square th.jtanacfionfor 013501 IJTIOPJ Or THE PUBLIC HEARING will be Public Pecnri of SCmI'c.IC rouniy, rpj,rrq t feet a 1 I"i' I t ç of 'jr tñ (f Iir','i THU POtit it , Tir 1)IItl it' t'. t.,,, ii.,,-, ,,,., 45 . i I).-- Apartments Rent - .. - _ 1 Bedroom apt, turn, siio - SANFORD bedroom apt, unfurnithed. 1110 322 $131 iS Furnished bvdroom apartmenl 703 F 21st St Air condloned. wail wa carpet 512$ month, 1St) damage deposit 3230630 SCENIC WEK1VA RIVER and beautiful oaks, swimming, fishing, and canoeing See at Camp Seminole, Sm'leswestot lIon SR 46 372 1170 - , ' ILLIOplS of dollars in Real Estate sold daily in the Classified Ads Nothing small abogt thaI' For Rent • Cove 2 Bedrooms, 1 bath, big fenced yard. near schools Reasonable •t 9707. R. C Thomin LAKE 3 Bedrooms, I'', baths, carpet, FIa room, 2 car garage, corner lot, ).7.3 Bedroom Apts. SSwimming Pool shade trees Very reasonable Tennis Courts Lo1ke Jennie Drapes I ON LAKE JENNIE 1311 SANTA BARIARA ORLANDO 3455555 SANFORD NEW), 7 -'__ _________________________ - :. M UNSWORTH REALTY 103W Itt St 373 6061, 3730517 Rep Real Estate Broker 77' Orlanoo CIpper $1,000 with motor and frailer. Call 3732612 alter 6 p m - Seminole County. S acre *000 & pasture beautiful homesite, Terry Realty, REALTOR. 621 Cli) ____________ PINECREST-. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, fireplace, calm kitchen. 517.250 Commercial Properties Homes, Lots GRAND 447 Sill Rep Real Estate Broker FREE PORTABLE TELEVISION With Each NEW LEASE eneva ar11ens - ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS - '1Il*ilde School area 3 bdrmt , extra clean, low down, 573.500 SINGLE STORY i Bedroom Suites from 149.00 2 Bedroom Suites from 179.00 3 Bedroom Suites from 228,00 . Acre Realty, REALTOR. 373 7150 "LUXURY FOR LESS" T houses, furnished Lot 100' a ISOS W. 25th St., . Sanlord _____________________________ 0159 - Professionally Managed By Henry HoctIe Inc. 3222090 Need a serviceman fat?! Check the Butinest Service tO, bully -"- _______________________ TAFEER REALTY 7%% - 1.. ', 30 year mortgages % with only 5 Rep RealEstateBrokeq 1100 F 75th St .3726655 ________________________________ ' -. ' ' ' ' -. r Rentals from only PARK central climate Control, lovely '. -' . 64 VW STATION WAGON EXCELLENT CONDITiON 1300 $30531 Auction _____________________ Open daily 15. We buy, seil.trad, Equipm for Rent 1977 Subaru CL Coupe with air. ExcelItrit conditiOn 373 6117 Alter _________________________ Stan's Auction 1,949 Dodge Coronet 6 CylInder, excellent cOndition. new tiret Gas saver 323 701$ after S Hwy 46 P ; Mi Estot p 1 373 9119 CARROLL'S FURNITURE - 4 322-2420 E ___ VICES ' * * Singer * * cabinet, repossee Singer's best modal, winds bobbin 'n machine Full automatic Pay balance of 57$ or 10 pay Anytime REALTORS ments of is 2563 Park Dr Drop inbobbin. zig zag. and ineedle positIon Like new condition. sold new for ilL balance of 54$ cash or S payments Of 5)0 New warrajity Stemper Realty Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REAl. fOR 19195 Frinch 377 '371. 377 1496,373 754$ 377 ISS9.3flitf, ____________________ 3271991 BUSINESS There's One Near You GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East Itt St Sanford 372 9411 . Directory of 'Experts Ready To Serve You! A ACC'ii 1 S PIECE BEDROOM SET $4995 SAPII CR0 AUCT ION 1700 FRENCH AVE 3727340 __________________________ -. - ,,- I X'tCl'r, Bathroom Cabnets, FALL CLEANING Tax Returns, 70 yes e.perience Counter tops, Sinks In 'iripac' Wash 1. Spra kIe,r, WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING. Five stallation available. Bud 1 Exteror walls, eaves, patio, walks _________________________ POintt. Call 3777133 anytime, Cabell. 32) $052 anytime, & roofs Removes mildew. fungus. _________________ __________________ -_ ud d0bbr5, Aa5p5 & Sp4er Have and ad venture, browie Ai't5 7320317 Personal Tax Service through the Want Ad columns No 2 East p0 , Il 92 SJC ftr-n (or qua'.?', barga'ns Entrance P Rarntxjttom 372 7199 Roof lag _________________________ Dod lobs of all types. Carpentry Air Con Panting, Cement Work, Lig'tt Thompten Roofog Build uP & oning I Hauling 3777645 J Shrigles All work guaranteed 4. vt!i',i P4,it f. Ar (ond,tonng I Satisfaction guaranteed L'C'nsed & Bonded 323125$ I or tree estimalet, call Carl WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST' Read today's ClasSified Adt for Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322 I '71 the help you nero 377 7611 di t - '' ,_, LOCH Bedroøm set, dresser, chest, bOx ARBOR I Bedrooms with all springs and mat, and night custom extras. il'i3a' Pool stans 5130 Others to chOOse 131.500 3727797 ________________ from Dave's Furniture. 500 Sanford Ave. 3739370 Must sell Cash talks Good ferms if ___________________________ desired by owner 3 Bedrooms. i' ('RE IGHT SALVAGE lots. Sanford's best Section. Appliances Furniture Paint Etc Mayfair 135.000. 372 1195; 3737666 "Buy Direct From Boxcar" C'.'PMLY'S. F 18. Sanlord 373 173) LAKE MARY 3 bedroom, I bath. - waterfront home Florida room. central heat and air, beautiful kitchen, lmsrqe If vth tree's __________________________ Dinette Set, excellent condition 565 __________________________ 3?? 415.3 WE TAKE TRADES FORREST GREENE INC R(ALIORS37) 43%3orod$ In tPiI attractive i bedroon'is, batti A(jc1,tiOn0l (Ompir'tr kit —KULPD(CORATORS 109W 15151,3777335 . SI0WiII (arpentry RrmcxJel.ng Ado Custom Work L'cc'rsed Pruie0 I ree esImate Beauty Care __________________________ TOS%'(p'5 BEAUTY SALON lfor.'nerly lfarriptt's Beauty Nooe,t $19L Pmnejfl S7 _____________________________ ________________ ,.IleJtpOn5 0sgnncJ t, Ores ako'g b riçcrts Srsger apPto'.ed dealer 713 E Is' St 373 6561 WINNIE's BEAUTY SHOP, S.infortt Av Master Beautician i'i'S t ,ig'm 173 39',' 322 1976 ' I ' i',tfj & . serb Clean up&Hblng One time or r?.onthiy 373 0550 T Servke _____________________________ __________________________ 4 1 Tree 5r.ce ,iryj ,("it"r' _______________________ Pest Control _______________________________ _______________________ ' Heater 000flhg I - '"Ii ,, ,, .,,, ,', I t 7547P1rDr,y, 322 NILS - ------- j ' Wall I ______________ ART hRON ('[57 COPTR0i ". ' _____________________________ A 5mllClf Ac brng returns Ye, cci' 5,',' Call 177 7611 or 131 999) _________________________________ I, yOu A15c 'fly I oPholiter., rrC.i.rit 733 cc,' a't S Occasional lounge chair, off white Caisfed serve 'hr buyng an Wilng community everyday, read md use them often C,ill 3?? 76)1 'II 9') I ar __________________________________ , Lawn Core ____________________________ ______________________ backgrOund with moss green leaf pattern Well Ccristruc?ed $3 -- -. - EXECUTIVE HOME .Pruur. Clenlag Home lmprov.m.atii Eves 069 hIS Qarage. large rat in kiIChtn byes Old 517.500 37) 6647 after S an *CI ends 855 11e31 lot selection 1105'. itniliihle in 1451. Dealer, -, AT NOLL'S STORES - MAKE ROOM FOR GRANNY ' Speed. air, radIo, extra clean - 3735472 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet $Ptarnponer for amy Si per day - MOBILE HOME 972 Saareback, yellow, one Owner. 4 Auction FREER, 3flSii $200 t34' deeP with fruit, oak & pine By owner, I barm 2 baths. 2 car trees 511.500 cash or trade 321 . " _______________________ Below Wholesale, eh'le they last Ame,ican of Mariinsville. solid oak bunk beds, $100 set, with matching desk, chair, night stand, hOme, Priced tight, too -- *VAN000WP4 577.500 * LOvely 3 bedrooms, ii bathS. central air, fenced, trees Many extras. Sanford. 372 3791 1624 _____________________________ Diamond Wrist Wfc'i. Hamilton movement ci. diamond Witi sacrifice 1)1 5?" Your MLS Agency 'Nights 172 S171or 3722352 . - 17.29$ Call Duane McQuire, 322 Lawn and Garden MAITLAND FLEA MART i9Il Hwy il97OpenSaI ISun 95 _______________________ Days 372 6173 partrnents 62 -_-_ SALES LEADER" - 91 -. ________________________ __________ - • l, Screened patio. central heat & air, Reduced to $fl.0oo 37110)1 after RAVCNIIA PARK TODAY'S BEST BUY! I be&ooq,, 7 baths. (3 ___________________________ Saturciay7p " 3 bdrm, 1 bath, Pirwcrett, - Autos for Sale - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prIces paid, used, any cono,teon. 6441176, WInter Park. LET ME TILL YOUR SPRING GARDEN SPOT NOW FLOYD Must sell 2 aIr conditioners, 7 sets WOW1 3 bedrooms, P, golf clubS ana cart, pair of men's baths, double garage, 2 wells, golf shoes 37) is after ompletcly equipped large ______________________________ country Sized kitchen, plus more extras than you can shake a stick si Household Goods at 140,000 Bid half acre lot l'hanks to ClassfiAd, users fast results eta low cost Try one today' Phone 372 241) cc $31 "9" chairs, straight chairs, filIng cabinets, as it Cash and Carry. f'IOLL'S Casselberry, Il 92 030 4206 72 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELLTRADE COUNTY- $29,500. FIVE.YEAR OLD) bedroom. I' bath. Nice. GENEVA 74.4,) Used office furniture Miscellaneous 311 3ISE First5l - 80 68 1973 O!dsmobile (9 passenger Wanted to Buy _________________________________ Custom Cruiser. $230 nd take Over the payments. Very clean. CASH 322-4132 FM stereo radio Coact Bill For Used furniture. appiiances.fools Currle at Thc Herald cc? Buy I i' 1001 Items Larr Mote your old abendon car FREE. 21$ Sanford, AY* If you will call meatteq4 pm .372 '1 ForSale Good Condition If you look, you'll like! ___ OPENING Office Equipment And Supplies Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, Secretarial desks & ______________________ Realty "SANFORD'S - PHASE II _______________________ "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY'5, E. 46. Sanford 373 1733 -_ Investment Property SO .,,_, . - $ - _,.,, ______________________________ FOR SALE OWNER Apart merit house with) apis. at 1009 F 2nd St. Lot 2$l'x)OO'. garage 26'x7$', double carport, 2 blocks from 609 bed hospital, loins Lake View Nursing Center, 7 blocks Lake Monroe. 35 mm from Disneyworld. Sanford Terms, 11)9. ftrr lOtW Cumrnec,a, 122 7151 Area One Inc. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Income And ' _____________________ . J332 - 60 Feed jIM DANDY JAZZ FEED per month 'l S7?.S00,orwlIlcarrypap,ya$i, signs REALTORS _______ _____________ ____________ __________ Pick up w camper, $ cylinder, radio andhe,t, 1N0bOirigod shape 1970 engine, runs very good, walk Inc6mpec has new interior i new tires 3730)07 __________________ '- Geneva- $ acres. CINred, trailer PioCk UP. 521,000. 53.000 dOwn, 0O 46 MIX BREEDS in 3773 - 67-A RODSOPi MARINE 2977 Hwy I? 92 322 6i , Stenstrorn ' FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS 323.T42 r 317 and 3 bedroom homes and -''-' ' '. --- maintenance fee LOW, LOW, SWIMMING POOL OFF' AIRPORT '. ______ sSoc W. Garnetf White LOW 7, PC? interest undtr tandem plc Hwy 17 9 to 2Slh St __ vest to Rldç,ewoocj and follow the 12 BEDROOM APTI '' _________________________ _______________________ JOHN KW1DER tnhset WalIto wall carpet, waltpaper,built.inklIchen,,,no , 1973 Starcraff Campe' Sleeps 6 LkCPIC.w 11795 373 $109 - - And OPEN NOON TILL DARK APARTmENTS 373.7900 SANFORD HousesforSal, Sneak Preview - .," Reasonable 3211671 . ' Acreage - - , ______________________ ..Disposals - C Irish Setter Both males REALTY ' Dishwashtrs Welmaraner bird dog, year Old; AK ____________ • 2604 S Hwy 1792 REALTOR 373 5774 -= 41 _______________________ ANFOpO REC VEE SERVICE 2)11W Itt SI 37) 1711 COLOR TV,$ti 9SMOPITH columnt, sunken paneled family __________________________ RENTAL PURCHASE PLAPi room, 3 Bdrm, garage, redwood ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMINC, 641 1006 privacy fence, carpet Un PLAPIP4ING A GARAGE SALE' & BOARDING KEP4NELS belIevable at 17),0 FISA VA '' '' . DON'T FORGET T AD HEATED KENNELS 377 5752 CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR. $31 S VERTISE IT Garage Rummaqe IN THE ____________________________ — ___________________ $777 CLASSIFIED ADS 3737611 Sales 67 )bdrm ,ibath. Suntand 2AC's, new Livestock And $200 Down Garage Sale Fri & Sat Several shag carpet, drapes Owner's Poultry families Misc br lbedroom, I',bath houte Good Cloth*s, go cart, equity $12,000 dal $i2.000approg 76 Auto Repairs bike 17$ HidOpri Lake Dr. San credit and qualified buyer payments 5109 mo or will trade Would like to trade 2 male buck ford Parts.AcCessories or' rCnt for 5700 mo with I yr ______________________________ Home On Lake rabbitS icr 2 maipn,arkt 3720164 ______________________________ lease. itt, last & 5200 security PATIO SALE' Furniture, cIotes. Reconditioned Batteries, si 3 bedroom. baths. With good neigh deposit SADDLE & TACK mitc itemt Friday, Jan 24 bor,.7pct mortgag, refinance exchange REEL'S BODY SP1'DP, Sunday, Jar, 74 615 Pershing Dr LIQUIDATION AUCTION 1109 5anfor Ave VA or FHA 517.000 (Oakland Estafest Altarnonle Corbeff Real Estate ___________________________ Springs 530 7793 Wi' have hem asu "1 10 t;q',irti?,' p.r PAON 'rd.'r . I cr ld1.TOR ..t.. (rr Motorcycles 78 ny Over Ml 1791 Rrg Rl Istate tror rth of saa _________________________ DeRary Baby clothes. 25 cents dlesandteck of all kiridt including som 3?? __________________________ 1)01 2640 Hiawatha Ave at Il 92 CASH BUYERS ARE WAITING TO Motorcycle Insurance dresses and blouset, 1700 and life time guaranteed Trammiel BLAIR AGENCY —________________________ under, men's and children's bits. Macmore's and spurs, Sun READ YOUR CLASSIFIED AD 373 3166 clothing, beddirig, furniture, etc Listings Wanted bean clippers. Kool back Pads. All at Old MUST SELL . NEW 3 BD 7 BATH fashioned prices, Quick Courteous Service plus everything Imaginable an the 1974 Honda 430 i.400mllet BargainGarage,4 N Hwy 1792 HOME. all extras. u Sales People Needed taCk line, Each item offered will ocalon. Excellent (Behind Sobik's. Long) Wed Make offer 17? 2717 be sold both individually and in 3735731 through SIt,, 10 5; Sun 175 p group lots to the high biddert with Will REALTY tI_ 'rv) reserve Motorcycles Automotive Repair Mobde Homes Peg Real Estate Broker — For details call CARPORT SALE. Clothing sale. 743 S Myrtle Ay . Sanford Wed,, Jan, 29 7 P.M. 20)5 Adams Ave.. Friday & 321 0645 We now have models read, for Phone 3710640 Saturday, Children, Women's & AT CENTRAL FLA immediat, Occupancy in Carriage Mens Clothing Ifl3 Harley Davidson All sizes Cove. Sanford's newest moOiit' FAIR GROUNDS * "Get iEM While * Decoupage olaoues, Mitc 350CC 1600 home park C & ANNEX BLDG Pay those Christmat bills by selling ORLANDO * They're Hot! * UC unwanted items in THE GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ___________________ I972HonclaisO LikeNew HERALDS ClassifIed, 3777611 3501 OrlandoDrive New houses in a rural area No down , ,'.si,,. Al brings h 6.000milej $450 ___________________________________ Sanford 373 5200 ----__....________ payment, monthly payments le% 1109 ,..nford A'1e n" .in.j see Cat, )7 ______________________________ than rent Government 5UnSiditCd 55 Y99) Boats & MarIne to Qualified buyers Call to see if 43 Lots and Acreage Equipment ou Qualify!' __________________________ Trucks and Trailers 7 COWS FOR SALE Harold Hall Realty "'-" __ SFishing & Boating NoPap,rs,$IS 377 $473 Why Store it and forget it Sell if forges it with a Classified Ad 7611 ___________ Ornamental stone fireplace, turned AIm.,tt new. 3 bedroom. t', bath home with carport laundry room Good garden area Assume 7 pcf mfg Offert up to $77,000 accepted UP liii Jan lIst by probate Court ESTATE SALE- 3 bedroom, I' bath, carpet. $77,000 Don't needs!" Serve a uSeful purpose again when you tell them wt, a Classified Ad from the Herald Call ut today' Don't delayt Just dial 372 UiI or $31 9,993 To place your low cost Want Ad ,. ,, ESTATE SACRIFICE Plan now to vacaton thiS year in your own Re VH from iGerman Shepherd Puppiet ______________________________ SPANISH CHARM - Water 32) 0215 - ON RESERVOIR - - ___. - 1221 ______________________________ SiC area, :on C 2. Ideal for used car lot and etc on 1797 Also vacant lot 2 acres zoned C 1. 3 Bedroom, I bath, central heal & ar, fenced yard 0234 or Ill S351 after S ster's - .,, .... - - By owner, all brick 3 room, )i baths, central heat & air, on 100' a 140' lot Reduced to 126.000 323 BusIness Property equipped, all electrIc 1700 month, Itt. last and Security deposit. Call 373 3737 - ,, , .n,, - )72064i ___ . ____________________ 3 Bedrooms. 1', baths. carpeted, some drapes, cioseo in backvaro, central heal and air, kitchen - -J ' 7)99l P4ORTH watch dog 11$ ea to g000 home 372 7096 ' . S 74 Hour Service 377 Jfl• - After Hours 377i Camper.'rravej — Trailers Fivel*eek old pupgie Family' pet ________________________ __________________________ - Niceprivate lot, sown anrorø ' T 550 month Aduitt only 323 074 $125 Mo. 10 ,cre ranch fenced for horte'j Small fitrinu pond Children an pets 0 K United Real Estate As% Inc Cozy upstairs apartment Air TolIFreea7s 5090 Open9a m p m Conditioning, privacy 5100 mOnth plut security 131 0.414, $34 37kg Classified Ads are here to help C'u buy. sr-il, rent or swap at a low I Bdrm a cheat, paid W wcarpe,, cost let us help you place yours for 1 man or couple, mature in Call 372 76)1 or $31 75 -- Mobile Home Lots For Rent 10 Acres Ranch House - I "s' - Pets and Supplies - '---------- , 65 -- - Coe. I 2 110PM, tiag. ar, kitchens playgroun near (t pr 6. Sanford Plaza From Large 7 bedroom, fully equipped ii yOU have an eye for real k'alue. ii c1, tl'ie (lastINi ads sui Airport Blvd near Sanford kitchen, washing maChine. ar Av 123 I3 conditioned, large yard, our?. I C'eneva, $150 Call days. 3493767 I will babysit in my home lay, night, or by the hour. 323.1126 9 )975-7B _...._ " CIcse to downtown, flPW lOvely 7 tq'clroom, air. carpet, kitchen fully mopped, Water sewer garbage Ser:ce Pd by Owner 1170 ) 7!?t or 323 159) TV.Radio.Stereo PORTABLE COLOR TV 19" MODEL, '74 $150 6716017 __________________________ Electrophonlc Stereo less than year old $ Track tape, AMFM, speakers, $30 67$ 4097 373 1110 REALTOR Real Estate REALTOR - . - 7-In - -.------- Lake Mary, 7 bdrm near & 5anIor Choice of gre,'n or gold decor 1,60 mo $310797 North Carolina Apples. $1 Bu W L. Justice Produce, State Farmers Market Stall 6. 3221055; 32) SI6I. FICTITIOUS NAME 7 Bedrooms, I bath Fla room, fenced yard, air conditioned Immediate occupancy. $150 month 111 Mayfair Cir Sanford 09$ 7306. Orlando 2324 Park Dr CailBart Payton Realty _________________________ _____________________________ 2640 Hiawatfa 372 1)01 WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W itt SI. 31-A ny Rated For Consecutive Insertions -No Change o Copy. __________________________ 53 . _______________________ - HOUSIS for Sal. im Hunt ReaIt" Realty, REALTOR. 37) 7?s0 _____________________ DtOar, AduIft Lovely large I bedroom air, ideal f retired person eas 6410, 373 KiSi "HotllnV' AduIt or Teens 3 Lines Minim',pm The Longer Your Ad Ruit S Tt Ls It Costs Per un t Pr Day. 41 . N'cc7 bedroom house for Iease'' AVALOPi APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W 2nd ç . - Sanford, florida (52.00 MINIMUM CHARGE _______________________ - Sale Ravenna Park Pi, 3 bdrm 7 baths, family room. 53S,00 Acre - bedroom apartments $35 week ptut elCctr,c ________________________ 550 Security 377 3119 P.'ARiNErI VILLAGE APT5 l&?Bdrrn furnorunfurn J7 Orlri Dr. 37) ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil Free, 644 2077 for "We Care"-- 24c a Ut Houses (or f PROBLEM Perhaps Aicc*iollc Anonymous Can Help Call 173 4317 Write P.O. Box 1213 1:00 A.M..S:30 P.M. 41 Unfurnjshed RAPILIP4 ARMS APT I I?OF'lOrida Ae 373 6650 1 House Rent Furnjhed I FACED WITH A DRINKING Monday thru Friday Ithru S times 41c a lii 6th 25 limes 3lC III 26 times JO -- Department Hours Thursday, Jan. 23, II Your Friendly Classified Gal JOHN Li0N IVES please call your mofher i..)llect at 1716433 $629 or Chester S Grove, Attornty, at 1. 716 131 4611 In regard to your father's estae. Ask For Want Ads Announcements - Legal Notice - - Legal Nilice - TALENT. 30$ 4732511. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL AIIOPI For (amllies or friends 01 problem drinkers. For further information call 173.4317 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Sanford. FIa. 32771 Winter Park• Evening Herald,Santord,Fl, . ______ _ 'Want Ads Are "Buyerfinders" Lecithlnt Vinegart 541 Kelp! Now all four In one capsule, ask for vBi+, Faust's Prugs. Seminole 322•26 ungressmen Worry About Posts Personals NASHVILLE RECORDING CO. LOOKING FOR SINGING DIAL - _____________________________ 4 INFORMATICIN VASHlN(;ToN lAP - The Heuss, iWis. chairmen will follow chairmen last year, the DemoHouse Democrats' assault on Last week the Democratic Democratic programs closer. crats' reform drive left only 11 the seniority system, wWi ti caucus threw out former House Administration Chair- of the 21 House committees with powerful committee chairmen Armed Services Chairman F. man Wayne L. hays of Ohio had the same chairmen they had in deposed, has put others on no. Edward Hebert, 1)-La., and for. the closest call of those re- the last Congress. lice lt could be toppled if mer Agriculture Chairman W. elected, winning 161 to 111 over they do not follow party pro. H. Poage, 1)-Tex, it was the severest assault grams Frank Thompson Jr. of New the system of making the most One of the Democrats' criti- Jersey. The Democrats completed cisms of hlebert, Poage and, to Speaker Carl Albert agreed senior member of a committee the overhaul Wednesday with a a lesser extent, I'atman was the Democrats' purge will chaIrman since It was in. 152-117 vite unseattni' 81-s car- that they stinetimes ignored 'rii:ike chairtiten niore resxn. itItttttd Itt 1911. old forins.r liankuig Chalrlithn It'nwcratic policies in shaping sive and have sonic effect on The Democrats, voting 0fl Wright Patman of Texas, the house legislation, legislation." house Appropriations subcom. dean of the house, and replac. One result of the revolution is Together with retirements mittee chairmen (or the first tng him with Rep. s. expected to be that remaining and election defeats of House time, reseated all 13 of them. _________________________ Read, Buy ' 'ri'' s s, laL' k 73.3 Il Papering PA SLAYER Pof•tsionaI Wallpaper Hanger licerseo Retd,.rt,1I Comn'r.,) t - ,.,, . - I �I * 88—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Jan. 23, 1975 BEETLE BAILEY WIN AT BRIDGE Mort WaIer by Dick Turner CARNIVAL ALD FqjENU&r 60 Ow L123 actual 4-0 break. Give East all four trumpet and South would NORM eir,, 101, VKJ72 South could have guarded against all four In the West hand by the simple expedient of leading his queen of trumps. East would have shown out and later on South would have been OQ96 & Q 10 VII.ST po — EAST A 753 AK Q J 6 A 1095 V0 82 V 1 : ALLEY OOP by Dcv. Grou. I ioy vi!-n5 t5 RKSwr ES;DE)...S1E EIThER T4A1 MEAJ43 &)4! '\14EN WEAVE GOT 10 TRY TO THE LRRJNGER I GAVE1 fl1T S)N HAD rr HID! HAS O WAY TO CATCH UP WITH 'EM EM OLA! FiND IT 7 io uJ r s ws IN üE JUG,SIGNAL US! -<. CARi1Pk3... OR PYPEP IT WHEN ThEY GA8PHER! -___ - -n THE BORN LOSER VI'T1lA I'M ' AI 6OLLUZ FRORS5CR Co RAt5rF 'IOU crA 4DU 'XX) TALK FUi'4 Z T,8H? 6 SFEE4 TRAPY. f ill BLON DIE Chic Young S4ESTe.4E jBUT CAN S$.4E ( GREATEST _. TALKJG H TALK'> ' P,A.POT \ I EVER ( HER NAME IS IL's THERE 4 M(S CHIPS AMR.CHIPS' Pass 2V Pass 4V I' ss Pass Pass It 7c'c (NO ... HELEfl- HEP BECAUSE SHE —t '—' TALKED 'TTOO iuc South would still have had some slight problems, but there were any number of ways to avoid the loss of more than one diamond trick. 671h Year, No. 134—Friday, January 24, 1975 0 ( $ ______________ - ?•S.4 „,,__ r _ West North Fit i . -ii / •, - Pp. C .1-*: - "Let's start where you take your wife'sbeauty eau y treatments as an uninsured loss FUNNY BUSINESS uJ'i' ________"YECCVI _________ BR BI.n ' 1TEYAT I - I I ____ I '( --:-3 C ( I 0 ' - 1 t; I 000 - - 145 1 HARVEST II7 - • ty 0 B) I l) PRIckF IIerdsfIritcr --r, P Although Federal Energy The rate hikes would hit here (Seminole Administration says Ford's da The average household in County) in July if the tariff applies to oil proposalswould increase the Seminole County win shell out refined Outside the United States.” average family's energy bin IS •:1 $2.50 to -. 1 per cent nationwide, the more per month for electricity if President F' rd S Bud Fowler average in&'e in Florii! for 011 Liriff proposal goes into Florida Power Corp the average customer who uses ,. -. effect, officials said today. z" 1,000 kilowatts hours a month ____ .\ The average electric bill for Power Corp, says the rate because the firm has no nuclear will be *250, officials say I i r 16,000 Seminole residents hikes would hit here to July p1an The FEA, to an analysis seed by Florida Power & the tariff applies to oil refined The nearest the f issued Thursday. said Fords I -= light Co. will be raised by $2.50 outside the Unitcd Stat . nuclear generation is a plant at Proposed energy policy — a amonthb) Ford's plan to hike P41, Fat* Both firs purchase oes flwhich Cr)sthjRiver that combination of fees and taxes jssthfleddue oil import fees by $3 a barrel is brought out of Ve 'P nezeula. to Lick of construction funds. it on energy with reductions of - - -or the next three months, AndFord'sproposallsn'tci is 90 per cent complete, ac income tax — would Increase officials say. as to whether the tariff applys cording — .i•;—; to Fowler. consumer prices in general to refined or crude oil The remainder of the cou about 25 per cent However, on the other hand Ws 36.000 customers, located And House Democrats are "We really don't know untfl FPL relies heavfly on nuclear for the most par t in South _ It77 ___ the ftg's written out, but 11 m power to generate electricity hurrying to block Ford's energy Seminole andwill served program in the face of hi.% -Power Corp,, pa by Florida sure it's going to affect us,,, for its customers. more Fowler said. fAiadcd i4ith flower power, Glen Granys (on tractor) and Tommy F renewed appeals for pubbc "We use two nuclear plants or month (kit to right) haul in the day's harvest ofm pons and mums on the Oscar G. Carlstedg Co. Power Corp., relies as much as we can," FPL sippo and continued ha Bud Fowler, manager of most heavily on oil for the Commercial Manager Scott stand against gas rationing. by Garry Twdeau 17-N JM LZ _____ _____ -. . -..,-.. -1 e faiDOONESBURY E1d - -".5 Pass 2 V didn't take South more than I V 10 seconds to chuck his contractYou , boldout the window lie gabbed his K 7643 V A 2 $9 A A K 732 ace of spades, led the three of What do you do now' trumps and rose with dummy's A - let )OUF knowledge of your Jack ifit r West fnhlo-.4(l ui ir Ui five spot it did take him but would pass or esen double with quite a while to play the rest of certain partners the hand, but since he had no way to avoid the loss of two You do bid three spades cst trumps, a spade arid a diamond bids four hearts and North doubles all that followed Was wasted tdooudonow' effort Answer Tomorrow South blamed bad luck In one respectitwas bad luck A4 trump break occurs just about Send S I for JACOBY MODERN tjook to "Win at Bridge." (clo 10 per cent of the time. this newspaper). P.O. Box 489. South's bad play was that he Radio City Station. New York, led to guard against the N V 10019 i un ower s ace ncrease C zi ljv uIh Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents : jig The bidding has been. 23 OpernngIead_ A 4=7 - West North F.a%t South c3I,) by Art Sonsom VQ8643 4 A 103 ,&AKJ Both vulnerable r urro TW RDCXS., C'MONl ro 100 ... •* -'•. / • SOUTII ID) able to lead through West's 10-9- .- I " - kAD o ________ -\ • - , \ --- - LLI BUGS BUNNY TUMBLEWEED TUNtA'S by T. K. Ryan OCOUC PLJFFAI4 WILL. YOU STOP Q1iI1.IN& wrr U1fl2 L5A I.ucKI UM MAtN& AWRUY P AP PI't'T5Ii - by Larry Lewis ..WI4EN YOU MUST STOP THINKING PO$mve AND $1'ARl' ANSWERING THE QLIES11ON5J I'VE FAILED THE \ EXAM I .Z'VE FAED ) TW Is EXAM I t4'; L1J, PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Verm..r , a 'Scenic' Desoincjfion Could Hurt Camps It 4 PEOPLE OFTEN ASK HOW IGOT TO THE TOP? I CT ) r ta te studies and prepare a comprehensive land use plan by 1977. 7be plan would limit development in various areas of the county to the uses spelled out in ad. Vance, Senator Wilson also said she will continue to seek additional funds in Tallahassee to help provide nCy for the land use plan. Some matching funds Probably will be needed Seminole's CAIO (Councfl of cal Gov- county government and the seven cities to complete from the state and from Seminole County, she said. ( CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS M1 New hope has been breathed into the possibility to try and get money for the act. last year. for federal funding for county-wide comprehensive Senator Wilson said state officials will cooperate ments) was told Jan. 15 no funds exist to get the The delay, basically, developed because the land planning In Seminole County State Sen. Lori with the county to get a bid proposal for funding into Iegislat planning act off the ground. Wilson said today, ure failed to pro Ade funds to implement the the federal government by the beginning of this land use act. But Wilson and other members of the Seminole Wilson. i-Merritt Island, said the state depart. fiscal year in July. delegation vowed to continue to press the state to ment of Community Affairs has agreed to submit a Seminole County must speak with one reconsider the county's application for funding. 1e said Florida could use the results of the voice,' Senator Wilson said. "We can't have any proposal to the federal government to seek funding Sen,inole study as a basis for land planning for the squabbling going on." for the land use plan. The Lislature will consider during this Y'3 entire state. She said Seminole has a firm "commitment" session the possibility of land planning on a The decision came yesterday after the Seminole County cities have adopted a wait and fro the statewide basis. unity aIfafrsofftcetoseek funding to Seminole County delegation, including Sate Sen. see attitude on the bill which was sponsored by the implement the study and also the aci itself. John Vogt, coa Beach, m with state officials County CoIsio and passed by the gislature The special law passed in Seminole requires by H.Inidchl & Stoffel ' 5e REGULAR. JSTOMRs.' THIS IS .4' THIRD TIME DEEM IN 41S WEEK! e an Plannio ng Use Lake' Mary Declares 1 BYMJcKLOCHIIJDGE Herald Staff Writer Building Wlutorium Governor and the Cabinet, requirements," Adair said, would allow the state to receive referring to water table federal funding to maintain the elevation and septic tanks. By flIORL4 DROGOSZ a I. A state representative and site. Issuance of 11w two permits month, .ncludjng insurance and 'We are In a predicament." Herald Staff Writer before the court now could be interest. the aaiium or the Seminole But in accordance with . - ., ,..•_ Harriet Muon, president of stalled by appeals in higher - . -'.- ;• The city had contracted with County Commission said last federal Guidelines for the the Wekiva Camp Owners LAKE MARY - City council Courts. . . .-. -the county for road grading Might they are in favor of designation, no development Association, said the owners 5' in a surprise move here last In other action at the special services for $477.87 a month, ., designating the Wekiva River would be allowed along the would be willing to pay taxes on night declared a building meeting, the Council agreed to she said. - . as a "wild and scenic river," a river, the sites if the state would moratorium on a section of the enter Into a lease-purchase -. move which would result in the The city also turned down an Langley Adair, head of the arrange a lease. .. city, . .. removalofrishIngcarnpson -t - . agreement with Universal offer from Southeastern First Seminole County Pollution . Mrs. Mixon. asked, "What Councilman Martin Bacon Construction Co. to buy a 1971 National Bank of Maitland for river. Control Department, suggested are W to do?" 46 called for the moratorium CAT motor-grader In order to loan at seven per cent for the Rep. Bob Hattaway, II)- that all unkept fishing camps be . "Why should we put money because of severe drainage o itsitsown road grading. ______ same period to purchase the Seminole County, and Corn. torn down immediately if the into it (the camps) if we have to problems. He asked in his -- —:" woman Lillian Griffin grader outright. Griffin said the missioner Sid Vihien Jr. made Governor and Cabinet approve tear it down?" - - .., . resolution that no permits be proposed purchase of the bank payments would amount the unexpected announcement the deslgnatkn and that a Walt Wheeler, Area 4 . Issued In the area bounded by machine so "we can maintain to only about $666 a month but during a public hearing of the moratorium be put on new Supervisor for the board of " Florida and Frederick Avenues all of our streets, not just part of did not include insurance. She -;:•. Trustees for the Internal construction. I -trustees, said the mist Fund and Third and Second Streets them," ' .-..• . Improvement Trust Fund . also said it was her tin'. Adair also suggested, and board handles the type of lease until engtneerin1 studies could % . ' . .. (hF). The 36-month agreement derstanding the city didn't have '. -'' received approval from lint. whlchwouldbeneededandsajd . .- .' '. be completed, ' calls for two months' payments the l"gal right to take out a '"' ' • * "I , The officials' proposal was taway that all "well kept and he would "look into it." The resolution was adopted in advance and $762.63 per note. . L"5f",met with objections from attractive camps" be allowed ....'- . •' unanimously by the council The Trust Fund called the :'t' , several owners of fishing to remain throu gh the present hea ri which has repeatedly refused to ng to inform the public of -, camps, some who have been generation of owners and then issue building permits to l, 'T, the new regulations for M I located on the river for 40 removed, : Kay Inc. on lots in the area. dredging, filling and water il years. "The big problem Is that construction in the state and to The action came one day The designation of the river, under state regulations, the after Circuit Court Judge the permit procedures which must be approved by the camps cannot meet the explain Richard Muldrew issued a for construction in navigable preliminary ruling saying the waters. city must order building ad. Adair said the board would By BOB LLOYD minlstrator Francis Jenioc to report 'o the Trustees in three man jury returned a Herald Staff Writer issue two permits to H. J. Kay Tallahassee this week with the MAN KILLED BY TRAIN guilty verdict in the three-day . u ess it can find an ortrial at Sanford. The jury information and comments Assistant State Atty. William StaleY. left, and Sheriff's U. Inc nl which requires the W ilson Jr., 47, Gr ant Scott dinance of provided them at Thursday's Grant, standing, and Deputy Martin deliberated nearly two hours Jury Duty . A Waste Of Time? tallrusciano examine builder to solve the drainage Altamonte Springs, shook his before reacing the unanimous meeting. personal effects of Peter Charles Mould, , killed last night by a problems. head and said he had nothing verdict. He said the Trustees would 71)-inile-n-hour AMTRAK passenger train between Is the press excused from jury duty? Associate Editor SR427 and more to say yesterday before John A. SpoiskI "served" his four days, and recounts how then Dressed in a white suit with City Attorney Tom Freeman Circuit Court Jud ge A.J. blue th the DeINirtme rit of Natural Kriz said Mould, his wife and three children were to move into a said stripes, Wilson took the he is to rePof t to the judge Hoseniann sentenced the self. their tin.e. w itness sta rid earlier to deny Rescurces before the issue goes trailer park at Sanford today after coming to the cotmty from by next Wednesday before a stylea minister to 30 years in any knowledge of the Oct. 11 to the Governor and Cabinet. Utica, N.Y. Trainmen told Investigators the victim was sitting on final ruling is handed down. Ea s t Meets West Prison for robbing an elderly robbery of Gominion Hillery, Adair said he expected the the track with his head in his hars and they were unable to stop If the judge rules In H. J. Kay Midway couple of a safe il, and his sister, East Is east and west is west, and nere the twain shall motion would come before the the train. The body was hinted approximately 150 feet Mrs. Mary by the Inc.'s favor, the moratorium believed to have contained Brown, 66, at fleet Governor and the Cabinet by impact. Officers found two cans of cold beer at the scene or shall they' Herald staffer Gloria Drogost their an will not affect Water Street issuance of those $80,000 to $100,000, and June or July %liIs a icai "aslirami ti' set' how a group o :JI.erichn autopv was scheduled tocJa by Medical Examiner Dr. r v and Midway Avenue home. two buildjn Permits. anti a WINTHROP 1 1-11 -I 4 ••J v.rr WAA WAJ-4 W,AH. .. 'I -•S 4 '4 I_I I V TO DO W$-1E'J rM BORED.. REAL2A 6<? ARCHIE by Bob Montana 1' L V DOCTOR SAID P SHOULD NOT LOOK, AT ANYININO BRIGHT - "' - - - (42 5 $ Ct4EP "Co IMfIDEIh1'M0 5EE Mk5TER THAT THE PII$JCE5 PIG!! 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 23, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9201b03ae9c92911c2095f2c689d1808.pdf 2ce820f96866e3d38dbf379e5da4fd12 PDF Text Text I. : -.---•-------'•• I 11, [ ! 0 Evening Herald, Sanford, H. - Monday, Jan. 13,1975-6B eiaId ________________________ , 1975 67th Year, 700 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World of Animals (13) Cable Prevue (24) Intercom 21 (35, 44) Star Tr 7:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) What's My Line ($3 Wide Wor ld Animals (9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Richard Hall 8:00 (3) Smothers Brothers Premiere (4) Gunsmoke (9) The Rookies (24) Special Of The Week ______________________________________ (13) Dick Powell Semester 11:55 (4) News (24) Washington (I) Today in Florida Straight Talk 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional AFTERNOON 7:00 (2.8) Today 135) Felony Squad (44) Lady Live-In (6) News 12:00 (2,44) News 10:30 (24) Black Perspective (9) Bozo's Big Top (6) Voting And 7:30 (9) Am Arnerka (33) Rat Patrol Restless 11:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News (44) Uniscope Jackpot (I) (24) Lillias, Ygoa 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (9) Password (44) New Zoo Revue And You (35) Big Valley 8:30 (44) Tennessee (35) Burke's Law 17:30 (2,8) Blank Check (44) Night Gallery Tuxedo (6) Search For 130 12.8) Tonight Show 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Tomorrow (6) Movie (6) Mike Douglas (') News (9) Wi de World (8) Movie (44) Variety Entertainment (9) Movie 12:00 (2) News (44) Leave To (24) Captioned News 1:00 Jackpot (2) Beaver (44) The Fugitive (6$) News 9:30 (44) Petticoat 2:00 (24) DimensIons in (9) All My Children Junction Culture (35, 44) Movie 10:00 (2) Celebrity 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow As The Wc'rld 30 (6) Sweepstakes Show (6) Joker's Wild (35) The P,iron -. - Price is Right (9) General Hospital (35) Mr. Ed (44) Three Stooges 3:30(2.8) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game (9) One Life To TONIGHT'STV EVENING + -- 8:30 (13) Washington Debates (41) Bold Ones 9:00 (2,8,44) Movie (6) Maude (9) Movie (24) Romantic Rebellion 113S) My Partner The Ghost (44) Rock And Roll 9:30 (6) Rhoda (13) Defeciives 10:00 (2) The Navajo Way (6) Medical Center TUESDAY MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:15 (8) Sunshine Almanac , Jeannie 6:30 (4) Sunrise Best 10:30 (2, 8) Wheel 01 Fortune (6) Gambit (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2.8) High Rollers (6) Now You See Split Second (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2.8) Hollywood Squares Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (35) Florida Lifestyle Deal (2, 8) Survive A Marriage 2:00 (2,8) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) $10.000 Pyramid 2:30 (2.0) The Doctors (6) Girl In My Life (9) The Big Showdown (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog Live (35) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Leave It To Beaver .4:00 (2, 8) Somerset (6) Merve Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Giiligan'S Island 130 (2) Bonanza (8) Mery Griffin (9) GiliIan's i'land (35) Leave it To Beaver (44; Gomer Pyle 5:00 (9) Dinah Shore (2 Mister Rogers Nqhborxd (35) (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Modern Home Digest (24) Electric Company (3$) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 6, 3. 9) News (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show (2, 8) NBC News (13) Smothers Brothers (24) Man and Environment I (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes 8-9 CBS GUNSMOKE "The Oscar-winning "Elmer Gan. love. Wendell Burton Is enA-SAPr to CvOs .Jze Hiders" Matt Dillon seems like try." He plays an Indian scout starred. Fine movie about (0SS 081) he's in semlretirement, as trying to track down 10 vicious young love. " A -, i,4 more and more Festus coming Apaches who have escaped Foreign Affairs 9:W10 CBS RHODA Barbara &tin_1__,1.1 to the aid of a - ijng from a reservation. The film in Shama a "Laugh-In" trytng ' alumnus to break his ties wi th a gang of theatrical release was ex- plays Myrna Morgenstein, ACROSS 42 Bone (anal ________ !- AL N'&'=(_;L A '0 -, I i 1 DilpaFtment 44 Car ti poachers who manage to stay tremely violent and gory, but it Rhoda's shy high-school friend, A ;7 ~~ _ TL 6. IT L L k. 48 Come 61 _ Just de the taw by taking has be edited for television, who does a complete tur. '.5'• 2 'palm (ab) skins from range cattle. But the Bruce Davison plays an mccl narow-id, and means to show 3 Internationa L tO A.in captil ;!- 1_L * ~ 1;~ -.:; I group (ab I rap4ble of prig gets too cocky and over Calvary commander. * I " ; C r(-7A I C Rhoda. Joe doesn't realize whatmovement 11 55 Mean . IC'A steps its bounds and, when .I1 ABC MONDAY NIGHT he's getting into, but he II Jo.d b' t'eat 56 lnters P4_____ 'DI!, Festus tries to help the gullt. MOVIE "Tlie Stfffle Cuckoo" beciornes a m,atchmaker, fixing A :j It I A 15.Wom*n billing 5 7 Grotit *it gtod 58 Former coins o wed stricken youth, he becomes An outstanding performance by Myrna up with W best friend, India 18 Form of ptav*r 39 Engine 6 In good health target of U gang's Liza Minnelil good enough for Charlie, inviting them to din. 11 7 Ra4way 41) 40 Mountain DOWN 14 NBC THE SMOTHERS her first Oscar nomina ti on as a ncr. Rhoda knows what's 19 Plural ending 20 Hindu garment Crest 22 Rise 41 Sea 21 F.qn,n,r,. BROTHERS 1 M..nta, SHOW koolde, yet begultizig, young coming, but can't convince 23 649cal phenomenS appellaimn oveint PREMIERE This makes it full girl affecting her first love and Joe-until after the personality PtitCh i C'I War .43 Rigorous 7 Cult ivate cycle of the Smothers brothers, her first dlsappolnmment in eruption. 24 Ri*ion d genI 44 Mite 3 NimbI 25 Riveir island 4 Pedal digit Tom and Di& Tlwy got into a 27 Sprite 46 Frmnne S Trrflitfl5 27 GPraInII peck of trouble with CBS, then 30 L..nking a group 5 Racemot, SPOUSe nickname 28 Nettik fabric 47 l,4,, sical had a brief summer run on t,. 35 Britis instrurnont ABC. The irreverent brothers 7 lnar,d spots 29 Decamp 31 Noun sufl,i i nstitution (2 49 onpçi 8 Stem root have strong assistance In their 32 ,O, ds 50 liquds 9 Go by car NBC debut tonight- Redd 36 _-tung 51 °"Q' For Tuesday, January 14, 1975 Angeles IQApbnvn 33 In that case 37 Moths Il r,jpion,c Fou, Johnny Carm, Alice 34 Prepo,,nn 38 English r,,, 54 . Cooper and George Burns. 39Na!1104t1(.r 13 Smoirf Cu'v' By CARROLL RIGHTER ' . Cooper sings one of his big hits, — - — — I 2 3 4 5 GENERAL TENDENCIES: assumed in any area. Take 6— r 8— "Unfinished Sweet," in a on toothpaste commericals. Examine your hopes and health measures to make YOU — - — — n- - IT Tr' The gang aLso pokes fun at wishes now so they can be made feel on top of the world. Don't mixed marriages (Redd Foxx a part of your everyday waste time. T' - - — — and white wife), awards shows, existence. Any cultural or LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. ) — — - - I I computer projections and artistic tendency can now be Bring talents to the attention of developed so it becomes useful. bigwigs who can help you executive schoOlt — ___ — - - -- — — ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19 commercialize on them. EnJoy 6-IABC TH E ROOKIES"The 9 ____ Saturday Night Special" Learn from others how they recreation with congeniali. — t2 23 4 ______ f attain their aims wi th rela ti ve SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Another story ttat t movement of a fun in a path Of ease. Try to bring friends back Make home more functional. A 31 crime and tragedy as it passes into the fold who have strayed good evening for inviting — _________________ away. bigwigs in to your home and from one hand to another. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) entertaining them royally. search for the weapor., which started out with a family for Get secrets of success from Much later good develop& 36 ____ those whose opera ti protection, ons differ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. fl to — important from y J39 140 141 1 42 43 ou —— Dec. rs. Know better what in more ways tt u 21) Plan for greater purpose as evidence in a your employer expects of you. success and more harmony 44 45 r r — — - ___________ , r' 60 51 Avoid tangents tonight. with kin and asciak Visit bulary. __________ _________ _________ GEMINI 21 to June 21) with friends and relatives after — - - — - _53 911 NBC MONDAY NIGHT —— out Of Step th at rut and into new work is done. AT THE MOVIES activities that will give you a CAPRICORN (Dec. fl to Jan. — - - - ______ 56 —— Raid" One B new lease on life. Your it~- 20) Hariffle practical problerins I best performances d= lills tuitions are excellent now, objectively. See how to make —— — - ____ — — — — CHILDREN 22 ta ts July 21) Medita te and let handsomely In the future. Don't IT[ -' *OC*G CM4 IF your hunches come through, he overemotional. ___________ I Reach better agreements with AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. i) .. ,, + HOROSCOPE ' z, I - ii 11 " 1, !_ r _________ MOON your (June len _____ pay off more - -- THE TRIAL OF one you love and come to 19) Take treatments that will BILLY JACK PG better understanding. improve your health, then you Smothers A e telligently. ,,.,, BLCI( NtW SHOWING + _________________________ I lt' ; - . - - __ Pt us patr Jones OkOM FRI., SAT. & SUN. 11:30 MID SHOW - I .. * ".".0.1-4 1111,411 ___________ I 1:30 5:00 rnoua tu$.ti'IiI k W* 830 r--r( Cartoil Rstiter's $edividwai Forecast for SVr U$* ISrPIbPWIfV SKATING SCHEDULE nadir. For yc copy seed 'ovr rn,ga,. and si t, carton SUN 1:30, 3:20, 4-4 P.M. Riht.r Forecast. Eveele, Herald, MON. 1:0010 P.M. P.O. Box 619 Hollywood, Calif.TUES PRIVATE PARTIES I SEAFOOD FEAST .I M 4 t Served Every Friday uI!*IFitPuPP COMBINATION - 'iw' 1 SEAFOOD PLATTER ""I $395 41 ! 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Trout Almondin'o 69 0 = 'r': .._ ,- • ____ C ut ________________________ I' _i ____________________________________ 't ...- :_•- I i I ______________________________ Avlamtm_______ '-s- -' A _________________________ _________ ___________________ ' __ k .. - .,. : ____________ . - ___________________ __________ i •- :4r) ' _________________________ ________________________ __________ Li t . -%&.- - 'J• .. 4_!_ ,__ _ '.. - ___________________________ 14 - rs To By CARL P. IkUSIrnRF But they said the details of Msociated Press Writer the President's tax cut WASHINGTON tAP) — combined with his proposed p Early enactment of an an- billion in oil tax increases extirecession tax cut appears certain because President Ford and the heavily Democratic 9j ('ongress agree that surh a 'lip is necessary, h ugh they appear divided over how much _9 ___________________________ ___________________________ . ppea C Be e rta in 1. ____________________________ '' - ... _______________________________ _____________________ -_ - alt ______________ _________ .- r -, ~:-i __`_ — __________ Presidant's o '' Hot Ham lisch ' #vva rd Crazy pected to raise gas prices up to liance on foreign fuel, a nickel a gallon, will fail to Republicans generally ease the eccnomic burden on hacked Ford's proposals. many Americans or to curb reThe President took his $46 billion program "to put our domedic house In order" to the nation in his speech from the White House library a few hours after House Democrats outlined their economic proposals and two days before he was scheduled to ad1re' rt hic session of F'w 1 Congress Pro grrn: of the Union speech. The key points of th e Ford program include: -Some $12 billion in immediate tax relief What It Means To You by giving individuals a 12 per cent cash rebate on their 1971 WASHINGTON (API-President Ford's A There would bea l2percentacross-thetax payments, up to a maxnew economic program would include board cut in 1974 taxes, up to a maximum of Imum of $1,000 per taxpayer, something for just about everybody, in- $1,000 for any one taxpayer. The total rebate plus $4 bilhon in corporate tax cluding tax cuts covering both 1974 and 1975, if would amount to about $12 billion for inCongress approves his plans. dividuals, the President said. -Higher taxes on foreign and Here are answers to some of the questions For example, an American with 1974 taxes domestic oil, natural gas and that may arise about the program: of $2,000 would receive a refund of $240, or 12 windfall profits of oil produc. Q. Would everybody get a tax cut, and bow per cent. But a person with taxes of 19.000 ers, which would bring in an much? ( Continued on Pg2Ai added $30 billion, This sum is to MOTHER, CUBS ________________ ________________________ (Continned On Page 2-A) _. Youth Suns state's witness in a robbery case against him. Circuit Court Judge Clarence T. Johnson Jr. Wilson is scheduled for trial -Jan. 20 at Sanford on sentenced Arthaniel Irvin, 38, of Sanford, to five charges of robbery, use of a firearm in commission y ears in prison for attempted escape. A jury con(if a felony and aggravated assa~lt in connection victed the county jail prisoner last week after 18 with the Oct. 11 theft of a safe containing $80,000 to minutes deliberation after a trial in which the state 1100,000 frorn the residence of Gominion Hillery, 71, presented witnesses who testified Irvin slipped and his sister, Mary Brown, 66, in the Midway from handcuffs attached to a chair and ran to a rest commoinity cast of Sanford. room at the eouni% t- o-.dth f-o,,:!,-r in. s I ., ti ri .,; 1 11 1 t, Mrs. Mary Wilson. the self-styled m in ister's wife, visiting a dentk: iS scheduled for trial Feb. 3 on a charge of buying, receiving, and concealing stolen property in the Irvin alread% Litt,]., .~ix-nonui tki uirtx %tiir area. A 17-year-old juvenile boy was also charged in prison term on a buying, receiving and con cealing the safe theft case. stolen prop - it"i e - Guilty Plea Entered , ' ' ' I'm: - FEEVVIES - Hea y Ch.o.I.d to Perfection v Wsii.sn Thomas Freeman said, was that Marsee told him that the county could expect to Both Kwiatkowski and o'a in !al fes llii**ay have sirungly denied ra !rr't to his firm in 1975. last year, any wrong doing on their part I IpuuI But .'-.,..,,.., 1 N SPOON AWARD I ~ Z -' - 0 I., --)':~"f. '1~4 , ~,,/ a .4 I 4 10 S(AvPrG COuP,U( r r,,iifrjt I i 11! 0 -- A U IF, Highw.y _____________ _______ 1782 ______________ North in Fir,, Park ____ % _____ ______ $ 29 . Crwnpiete d.,m,-, of +i '" __________ Regular " I ____ 1 Re,irv.t,,r', '1" Value (00D '104 -amp4m* AU - - -_____ "HOUSE OF QUALITY FOODS FRIDAY NIGHT IS Tuesday, • Crossword Puzzle ........7A ~J But Kwiatkowski added that FIATURING LUNCH Editorial ..................4A DAILY Delicious De lic ious Smothered Any Two Hot Vegetables, Fresh Hot Roll and Butter $ 1 l lb Chopped Sirloin Steak or Baby Beef Liver. Any Two Hot Fresh Vegetables, Hot Roll and Butter La rge Filet Mignon I lb. Baked Potato and Butter, Tossad Green Salad With Dressing 99 $ 1 HWY. 17.92 & FAIRBANKS . WINTER PARK, FLA. Sc ' ' ' IF . WAI' $ 1 - ' + In If Hattaway and Kwiatkowski h oroscope ................. discussed the termination of Hospital ...................3A Marsee prior to the Tuesday Obituaries .................3A decision in which both they and Sports ++++++++++++++++56A commissioner Sid Vihien Jr. Television ................. 7A voted to do just that, a violation Women's ++++++++++++++++++'II would have taken place, Herring said. WE1%Thll{ A violation of the law, Vesterday's high 68 low this descTibed by Herring as difmorning 32. Freeze warning ficult to prove, is a second tonight. Fair through Wed. degree misdeameanor nesday. Complete weather punishable by days In jail and a $500 fine. detaIls page 3A. fly JANE ('A&SELBERRY hleraldSt+aU Writer If you thought it was cold in Seminole County this morning - then get ready, bccusc it's going to get colder. The temperature dipped to 32 degrees th is morning at the Ag Center on 17-92 and according to County Apricultural Agent Frank Jasa, the reading tomorrow will be even colder, Jasa said that while there was some frost ;Ind ice on autonwobiles and buildings today, ground tem pe ratures were warmer because of heavy moL%ture from recent rains. Pr ed icted for tomorrow morning, Jasa advises precautions that should be taken to protect tender plants. If it is calm, heavy frost Is likely to form. Plants in containers may be moved in the garage or utility room until the air warnis up. Covering other plants with old sheets or blankets will keep the frost from forming on the plant and help some of the soil heat, Jasi said, however, at 30 degrees If there is a breeze not much frost will form and there will be less damage If plants are left uncovered. lflhepl.anttiastenderleaves,thecoi'ering should be built up over the plant so that it will R obbery—S hootout A 28-year-old Vidalia, Ga., pillow case. charges. grafted sh ould have t he ir trunks wrapped or sod mounded up around the trunk. Mature citrus trees will not be hurt at 30 unless there Is a lot of new growth, he added. As for vegetable gardens, Jasa said iliost recommended crops for this time of year. such as cabbage, lettuce, turnips and onions. are cold tolerant. A few gardeners still ha ve tender crops such as tomatoe s, peppers and squash which survived the November cold smip and have been thriving in the uriseasional warm weather of Dccniber. For lawns, Jam recommends turning on sprmnklerstntheriiornlnguntilitwarmsupto reduce amoont of browning. -....- was apprehended by police. Perry said Phillips later told Phillips told investigators him he didn't want to say "anyduring a presentence in, that he had hidden his pistol thing else because of the vestigation. Phillips faces a behind toothpaste on a store Mafia." possible 30 years or life sen- shelf w he re officers found it tence. Fulenwider said Phillips wi th five ex tra bulle ts. di dn 't know Hobbs was dead Assistant St-ate Atty. Claude He was ordered held Ut jail Van Hook said the state Van Hook revealed during the until he told him live hours later ___ hearing that Phillips at the Altamonte Police station. recommended concurrent has a prior criminal record. sentences on the two charges. Fulenwider said P hi llips told R '3bcry carries a 30 year or Chief State Attorney's in- him that he knew Hobbs was life term in the case and at- vstigator Jack R. Fulenwider going to rob the store and when sentence. in the holdup were traced to then hid his gun and dashed to Van Hook dropped other Georgia where they had been the rear of the store dumping thewig anda pa irof sunglasses charges against P hi llips of porcha-c by Phillips. second degree murder, Altamonte Springs Police LI. into the trash container. shooting within an occupied Steve Garver, who was Fulenwider said Phillips building and use ola firearm in wounded En the food store gun antedtobedamnsure Hobbs comriiission of a felony, battle, attended the hearing, his was dead before he said any. Phillips' plea was made just left arm still in a cast, but did thing." He said Phillips declined an Invitation to view before select ion of a jury was to not testify, fore circuit A store employe testified that Hobbs body at the morgue. begin for his trial be judge Richard a i" ~ , *.Z. +,., ji -• •-- R-140-AmiI 1Z -i:.':' ç .... - Y,:: -. . ,. Muidrew. not touch the leaves ii possible. Thismethod will hclptlwithin twoor three degrees of freezing, Jasa said, but if the temperature falls to26 or 27 degrees it will not help, In the morning, before the frost starts to melt, a sprinkler may be turned on t he plan ts and kept on until the temperature Is 36 or g and (Linger of frost re-forming is past. Due to the exceptionally warni weather for the last several weeks, Jasa said some plants have broken dormancy and put cut OUS growth making them especially susceptible to fr ost damage. It temperatures fall below 30, Jasa advises, saw Phillips in the store man plead guilty today In During Monday's hearing during the attempted robbery circuit court to charges in the witnesses testified that Philli ps and that he later ran from the Nov. 1 attempted robbery- was a lookout at the store's store and to the rear of the shootout at the Interstate Ma ll north door during th e at- bUilding. A&P store, Altamonte Springs. tempted robbery. Police Capt. Arresting officer James A. David Gunter said Phillips was Robert Dennis Phillips with- wearing a blonde g. Such a Perry said Phillips offered no wi drew a previous plea of in. wig was later found in a resistance when apprehended, nocent and plead guilty to dumpster at the rear of saying "Please don't shoot court Index Sanford WEDNESDAY NIGHT on the Sunshine law, which provides for public airing of all decisions by government officials, "Thcre are good and ___________________________ _______________________________ bad things about the law, For one thing, it's hard for the Around the Clock +++++4A county to negotiate effectively Bridge . r .111.1. . 4 r- for services when everyone ....... Calendar .3A knows what the details of the +++++++7..IA negotiations are" and can Classified 411 umulercut the ricgiitiatlng firms. ( Fre'cI,Av, (Hi IN- Board Kwiatkowski also criticizi'd FRIED CHICKEN — Freezing Tem eratures Are ForecastFor Tonight DAY I + II.B. Owens gets ready for tonight's frosty weather by filling up his automobile with antl4reeze at the The actions of both commis- Kwlatkowskl said that Free- Phillips "66" gas station at Ninth Street and French Avenue. Weather forecasters predict ternsloners in individually in. man's firm could realize a peratures tonight sill be 30 degrees and lower. forming former county at. savings of 17 per cent for the torney Howard Marsee that county. after a board reorganization his "My intent ions, personally, Firm would be terminated, prior p to that termination on Tuesday, were to mve the taxpayers is the basis for herrings' con- some money," Kwiatkowski said. "Everything I've done, sideration. I've done In the interest of the A letter written by Marsee to county." the OPEN DAILY 11AM Till PM FRI & SAT 711 31-3266 SPECIALS + Tax _______ _____ . ______. — 4' . It nti— Recession always had laughs, quality social comment." Sweet." UIUSIC arrangements, good lie observes that during the Coop.'r ninth up In a dream lower-and middle-income writing, line new perfonners late l960s, the nation was di. sequence, In makeup, coming , ____ ta xpayers. and a spirit of deviltry. vided, with hawks against out of a big mouth, surrounded -.. During I-,--a nationally broadTheir opening show on NBC doves and conservatives by dancing molars and waving . . cast speech Monday night, the tonight tsn't quite upto their old against liberals, a time w hen a giant tooth brush. Even with Pr ident es proposed an across________________ _______________ ________________ ___________ standards, but it still is way people were "a them or a those. all th is, the number seems to __________ ____ of up to the board tax rebate I ahead of most network variety "And Dickie and I happened lack bite. Overpopulation may be cause for concern In most of our $1,000 on 1974 tax payments. George Burns, Johnny economically troubled world, but the announcement by Central Most key Democrats reacted CarsonandReddFoxxshowup Florida Zoo Director Jack Hanna that five-year-old Daisy Lion to Ford's tax proposals by say• DOING WELL for a lame skit devoted to gave birth to three healthy cubs Monday brings only joy to local ing they favor a tax cut about : ZOO supporters. Herald photographer Bill Vincent shot this honoring only gag punchlinei equal to the $16 billion reduction . Foxx reappears for a dull, portrait of Daisy and her day-old cubs through an observation in personal and corporate in. tasteless bit about the 25th pvekhnle chipped by Ilanna in the concrete block ahl of the come taxes that the President anniversary of a mixed ness' den. ' urged. marriage. The bright moments come LOS ANGELES (AP) — 'The Oscars put a lot of only when the brothers clown "There's a performer In me, weight on me. their way through a song - a underneath It all," admits corn"1 could have taken the easy "Dueli ng Banjos" caper at the poser Marvin Hamlisch, whose way out and gone on scoring finale Is nifty — or w hen the ' S. alter egos have been in dispute movies. But now I'm awaW By BOB LLOYD other "name" stars are abisent The state attorney's office indicated it is dropping Beach Aug. 8 after a similar type incident with an ever since he won three Acade- crazy.I want a Tony, an Emmy Herald Staff Writer Irom the oLSff skits. driving while Intoxicated counts and failure to stop my awards, auto. Figgalt asked the court to jail Payton during and a Grammy, and I won't be The show Is very uneven, but A 19-year-old Sanford man is awaiting sentencing at the scene of an accident with injuries charges in the PSI saying, "I don't feel he's responsible to be Until April 2, 1974, Marvin satisfied until I get them." it has a potential which may after pleading no contest yesterday in circuit court the caw. (in the highways during presentence investigation." Hamlisch was only a name on fie mIght even do it. Ham ' five up to the glory of the old to two counts of culpable negligence and fleeing or Payton ; was accused of running barricades on L. P. Payton, the youth's father, told the court his I the movie credits. Then lisch also bought the rights to days, provided the Smothersattempting to elude police In a traffic incident Semin(ile Bnlevard In a parade staging area. whammo. son, a Seminole Junior College student, will not the John Osborne play, "The during the Sanford Christmas Parade Dec. 5. -Resume their custom of In. lulling two Seminole High School students with his drive an auto during th e PSI. The brash young man with Entertalner." wh.1, .`Ii starred I Joseph Randolph Payton, 19, of 120 Shirley Ave., car, and fleeing Sanford police until he was arrested In other circuit court actions, the witness tam. glasses and well-combed hair Laurence Olivier on stage and traducing young new per. had been scheduled for trial Feb. 19 on the charges, near his home. pertng trial of Grant Wilson Jr., 47, Altamonte mounted the Music Center film. Haznllsch l.a coproducing formers plus others. He appeared with defense attorneys : The court allowed Payton to remain free on bond -Are allowed reasonable Springs, was postponed until Fe b. 24 because he has stage three times to claim Os- It as an NBC television spedal ) , r A Allan Dickey and T. Hulen flay before Circuit Court freedom in booking guests and during a presentence Investigation. Assistant State yet to retain private counsel to defend hini in the cars for composing the score starring Jack Lemmon. Judge Richard Muidrew Monday and changed his Attorney Tad Figgatt objected, revealing Payton material . case. and title 3ong of "The Way We He is also plann.ing concerts : plea from innocent to no contest. was convicted and put on probation In New Smyrria Wilism is charged with threatening the tife of a Were" and adapting Scott Jopl.. for next summer, including a too-Don't sc:rtam at the censor often. Once a week should in's music for the score of "The July 2 date in Cleveland with a -.... I. :il.....uffice. Sting." 55-pec orchestra. So far he I He was an Instant Celebrity, has declined night club appearh Mike Douglas asked him to co- ances. U— host a week of shows. He ap. _,._ I— "I couldn't possibly do two r peared wi th Johnny Carson, Di- shows a night, six nights a __________________ nah Shore, It "Hollywood week," be said. "With me, cv________ Decision Looms I Scivares." cry show has to be different, ________________ .1 _____ People asked for his auto- and I need to rest in between. _____ ____________ -. . Weill, graph. ("I was so thrilled, I _ __________________ lt ill I_I. iliLLI% li_I_I 1)1` rtbin the dLtIL uf the ' I ¶.. - I .. -. streaked for them," he jests.) HeraidSIaff Writer two commissioners, and calling . He was here to appear on the ___________________________________ ________________________________________________ ______________________________________ his anticipated termlnatlçrn a ' . ~_ .Mac Davis Show and to record Seminole State Attorney political move is being studied -` i the theme for the new "Hot L + Abbott Herring Is expected to by Herring to determine if any _____________ Bal timore" series. make a decision sometime wrong-doing Is implied by . Wednesday's • Oscars provIded 48 today on whether to investigate correspondence. "? -, bows of glee - ecstatic, orgas. I + h possible violation of the I mic glee," he recalled. ,, But But Kwiatkowski said he state's "Government In 11 ______ % + that was It. Then Iliad to decide ____ - -'Sunshine" law by county corn- "wonders if this 'possible in_______________________ what I wanted to do with my __~ -f missioners Mike liattaway and _k -. - .. - er - / life, and that wasn't easy. isn't a result cf a personal harry Kwiatkowskl. ____________ Friendship between Herring and XNRNWLHerring told The Herald 1 Thomas) Rumberger." Friday that he was considering CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST I "1 an investigation into a possible Kwiatkowski said he had AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE - . viola ti on of the law, after a "talked with a number of law - 1. ' .. . Board decision last week to firms pre vi ous to last Tuesday I ' ' . - terminate the firm of Pitts, in order to find an appropriate . .. -. 4 Eubank, Ross and Rumberger (inn" to replace Mar 's orI If as county attorneys, and to ganization. The reason for the V I V-AV fit 4 At" ( ~ ' _ ••. quite real, yet all too real. ' s 1; ' s ii ni.st + glues ..." "The Stars impel, they do not As the forces of good and evil compel." What you make of strive against each other, Reed I - A ______ ._____________________________ --- .- I, . d most to you to see how to make + _____ ____ -'.. kou~ What Is "Louisiana Red?" On There is violence in this story, level, as explained in Lsh- but there also Is humor, plenty mael Reed's multilevel novel, of it and most engaging. And IF YOUR CJIIU) IS BORN it's a popular sauce aimed at best of all Reed sees most TODAY.. . he or she will like adding a little zing to drab food, clearly the many problems bepeople, which is fine, but take On anothe r, and mor e Im- setting contemporary dety, care that neither they nor you portant, level it symbolizes the describing them in a prose that j this prgny by too much bstreak which exists to some burns while it entertains . lavishing of gifts or neglecting extent in all men. Cr, as one of th!clpllnci, uttierwise you can the characters in Reed's satiric [IN) Tbomas ruin a born organizer and look at black life In conAll Books Editor — leader here. Slant the education temporary America putt It, it's along humanitarian hnes and "toad's eyes, putting wwkes in be sure to give religious people .,. hostility, evilness, _ — ENT(RrAffitM(Nr NIGHTLY It, the Le.nph1hp., Low,,. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) more money. Get your Ideas Finish an duty you have across, dramatIcally if _______________ GIRLS" __________________ - -_ 1 _ . p NEW YORK (AP) The shows, which these days seem to be one of those and we didn't Smothers Brothers, fearless only to feature the sound of know them were going to do that good. Anyway, they are censor-ballets during their music and snoring, Tom Smothers, now an elder, getting theirs now." three turbulent years on CBS, are back with us again in a ly , star the ow by noting He concedes that some may weekly variety series, starting the brothers' departure from feel' he and his 36-year-old tonightonNflC-TV.lt'sgoodto CBSalmostsixyearsago-and brother"gotthe(NBC)showfrj have them back, even though omitting mention of their 1970 copping out, by making conI've always felt their reputa. summer show on ABC, which cesslons.... Nothing could be Lions as controversial per- flopped, closer to the truth." formers were bogus. They are "We went off the air at about And subsequently the show campus humorists and no the same time that (Richard) goesintoaseriesofsklts,oneof more. Nixon came in," he says and, which features rock star Alice But in their CBS years (they with a gentle Jibe at the NBC Cooper, appearing in civvies were axed in April 1969 in a flap eunor, lustily adds, ''This is arid without his larlilhiar WIN N( R THE LAST DAYS OF LOUI- takes the reader on a satiric SIANA RED. fly Ishusael Reed. tour of a fantasy land, eentered work has to be done in- Study interests that mean the Random House. 179 Pages. in Berkeley, Calif., that Is not P — BOOK REVIEWS you ask others what they expect others. Discuss ideas with good of you instead of guessing, you friends cin plow through whatever PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) :I 1! Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents ___________________________ -- LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) If have more cooperation from ____________ U.A INUT1I I' 1 'I StjI(!tiec! B(1c1(, r P40W AT QIGULAP OPICtS I O ONLY Brothers IN 13 - — low Tuesday, Jan. 14 3:00 (2.8) Another World MONDAY + .. I LEISURE I -: __________________________________________________ In making the plea, Phillips confirmed his part in the robbery-shootout as alleged in testimony by state's witnesses Monday in a five hour hearing on defe nse att or ney Ed Nagel's motion to suppress statements and colifessions to officers by his client. Judge Sluldre ' denied the suppression noUon. ' + Grand Jury Gets vern Slayin Ta Assistant State Ally. William staley said cases being trial the week of Jan. 20 at .Sanford. presented to the grand jurors included murder and robberies. Doroth)' KeUeringham, 18, of Slidell, La., earlier plead guilt)' to lesser charges and turned sta te's evidence, agreeing to testify against Phillips and Parrish. Staley said last week the slaying of Edward ,\tiamkiewicz would go to the grand jury. Two suspects are being held with out bond In count)' Jail in th e case. ('barged with murder are Edward Meinert, 24, l'itt. sWrgh, Pa.,and Ikiinald Eugene Jones, 40. Largo, Fla. Adamnkiewicz's bullet-riddled body was fo und b (tCp0tht'S at the rear door of his da:n:; Inn. 'n U.S. 441, last Thursday. lie had been shot five times. Investigators Niud robbery was the apparent motive for the slaying. &'urces said today that the robbery cases before the ~uand jury are believed to involve juveniles. 11 the youths areindicted they will be tried as adults jn circuit ,.t - -',,,+.., ••. .-'-: - - - - --1 k - - - g ltle l Tart LU t'!.i', at the courthouse in Sanford and suurces said the jury Still (acing trial in the case A fourth sus pe ct, Charles Keith Hobbs, of Atlanta , was killed in a brief gunbattle with Altamonte Springs police who entered the foud - store while Hobbswasscooping$o®j1 1 the store office safe into a i''- W11- I ~4U - 1 .I--- --" _4 :- +.-- -+- : , _ �. - - - 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL NATION IN d Robbery Suspect Is Sought g fly BOBLLOYD HeraldStalf Writer BRIEF off'icers he didn't see a weapon Longwood police tcday were searching for a white male who robbed the Handy Way Food Store on Orange Avenue last night and escaped on foot with approxImately 1100. Clerk Cecil MacDonald told Coleman Nomination May Run Into Snag WASlllNGjyj AP President Ford's planned nminaton of Will iam T. Coleman Jr. to be secretary c transportation is expected to raise questions atx)LIt ("lernan's ties to Pan American World Airways. Tbe Transportation Department has been working with thC finanaall) ailing airline in an effort to keep it solveni (leman is a member ci the airline's board. eighth suspect in a three-county the weekend when sheriWs bw'glary ring. Being held in agents said they broke up a county jail at Sanford on $5,000 burglary ring operating in bond on a charge of buying, Semiz1e, north Orange and the incident to police. receiving and concealing stolen south Volusla counties over the Sgt. Greg Manning and of. property is Robert Lee Boothe, last five months, licer Ronald Brewington are 39, of 216 S. Central Ave., Thousands of dollars in stolen investigating the robbery. Oviedo. items have been recovered and Sheriff's detective Taylor Three other men and (our deputies say investigation is Roundtree has arrested an juveniles were arrested over continuing in the case. Sources but the man acted like he had one. A customer in the store at the time of the robbery reported - In around a fence at WASHfNGTOUI AP - The Rockefeller commission on CIA appears confused ever how far it intends to go in investigating. Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller first indicated to reporters that the commission did have enough time or staff to inwstigate information volunterred by former CIA agents. However, Rockefeller's office issued a statement that the commission "would .ckome any specific, factual information from indviduals, especially former or present members of the ('IA, relating to domes'ic activities of the CIA." tr not increase, but Americans should still spend the money rather than It, says the Bank of America's top ec1'rwmist, "There are rides," Walter E. Hoadley, executive vte president of the world's largest mercial bank, said in a speech before a civic group Monday. "When we turn the corner, let's be to pay for it with higher taxes," Hoadley told the Comstock Club. future tar save no free Co ncI I - J prepared NATO Sales Pitch Up WASHINGTON (AP) The United States is Intensifying its sales pitch to four NATO nations, now that the Putagon ha decided On the l,500-rnile.an.bow' YFI6 as the Air Force's new lightweight plow. A l$-mI team of Pentagnnand State Department officials Is in Brunels prepared to deal with Belgian, Dutch, Norwegian and Danish authorities who are shopping for 350 planes to replace thur aging U.S.-built F104s, — - I £ - & - I - J miinas u,iih ,bc,rynf,1 technical represen ta tives of th e The suit, filed in Dade County Circuit Court by Shevin on behalf of the Florida Hoard of Massage and the sta te, alleges that nude or seminude women employed by the parlors performed lewd and lascivious acts upon male patrons. Sheriff's deputies are probing a number of thefts and burdnries in which eh t1rc and stereo equipment were repiittc1 Liken. • - Afl ove _________________ Notice 119,000 in savings by not filling of the act. Assistant County Initially. Hug said the city is I)Ositims that were budgeted. the city's 128,000 surplus fund to $70,000 in the red. In addition to The not Planner Bill Karcher told the NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS mAmE cover a $30,000 deficit in the the police deficit, there is an ready utility report was commissioners that although kkee NAME STATUTE because the boo Notice is trey give, police department, depart. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: estimated $40,000 deficit in the in that department was Ill Per the county -planning M949#d In bois'nom at log S&I%uma lk Notice i-s vn tt'.at me Dr. Sanford, Seminole County. last ment can supply data, it will be Also, Hug revealed he will utility department, officials : week, according to ur'der$lgn,d. pursuant to the Florkta, ter tie fIC?IIIOJS name of ask council for an additional say. Dürect John Lane. utilit y up to the Board L $36,603 to cover expense items general policies, goals and sos 0'. FlorIda Statute, will reglitir MAINTENANCE, and that I intend Council was to hear Hug's Hug's report was held *,Ih the Clerk of the Circuit Cots'?. in to rig ti said name with the not already listed In the 175 proposal yesterday, but put It for the plan. Clerkabeyance at the Inst tence of objecti and , SInole County. Flo of the Circuit Court. SemiIe budget. off until newly elected Council Councilman Charles G laSCOCk. The Board had already upon reeipl of p -oof of rida, Cou the Legal Notice yesterday he will ask to deplete Legal 5: James S Lyle meeting. Hug also said the police ments and budget amendments of the comprehensive planning Highway 436. COSWIberry. Flo,rida, Publish: DqC. 31, 1974. j&n. y. 14, 21. That the Parties IntKest.d fl said 1C73 law. only." Hug and Police Chief George HAYSTACK NORTH. "Although the regulations are a Joint Venture Karcher said errors in th e r1gorous,"Karchersaj, "there LNC DEVELOPMENT police department won't occur is not much time" in which to Anti-Recession Tcl) CUt Certain HOROSCOPE again. 'Ll ~ EIK IN BRIEF 26 Refugees Killed In Mekong Shelling PHNOM PENH, Cambodia AP) Xhmer Rouge gunners shelled a Mekong River convoy loaded with refdgees from besieged Neak Lucmg, killing persons and wounding 42, Cambodian navy sources reported today. The convoy was carrying more than 250 civilIans, 111(1st of them women and children, from thenavajbaseand ferry crossing 32 miles southeast of Phnom Penh which kt11 under sie ge for two weeks. — Heavy Fighting Rages SAIGON, South Vietnam iAPi Heavy fighting cc'nlin. tied along the Cambdian border west of Saigon and on South Vietnam's central coastal plain near Bong Son, the South Vietnamese command reported today. The command said 151 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong have been killed and three armored personnel carriers destroyed by South Vietnamese infantry, air strikes and artillery since an attack before dawn Monday on a government border post 55 ,tiiks west of Saigon. Six government troops have been killed and 35 wounded, the command said. — i t. Gulf Oil Under Attack HANTRY, Ireland lAP) The Gulf Oil Co. As under attack again by fishermen and nature lovers because of an(thr til spill in llantry Ila, one of Ireland's most n'teJ beauty spots. — Lane Convicted Of Rape A circuit court jury convicted Hayfield Lane Jr., 24. of Eatonville on four counts of rape and one charge of aggravated assault, after a two-day trial. Lane allegedly raped a teenage girl hitchhiker and held her male companion at gunpoint Oct. In an orange grove near Spring Valley in south Seminole. * The defendant testified the boy offered the girl in exchange for money or drugs. Assistant State Attorney filll lieffernan said the case is the first conviction In Seminole under Florida's new sexual battery laws. wiis ordered hkI in county jail pending a presentence investigation, lie faces a maximum sentence of 30 years to life In prison on the tiction (CoMinved From Page I-A) complete ttwmn. of the President's recom. be returned to the economy fllendatlons." However, Ullman called (or later,reportedlythrougjifuture reductions in individual and "sizeable alterations" in Ford's By C,tIIRoI.L RIGhTER corporate tax rates and ni-. specific plans, saying "any reGENERAL TENDENt';IES: bateon 1974 taxes would have to Unique and unusual interests creases in the low-income IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROlATE DIVISION PRORATE NO. 74354CP Estate CHARLES H STAFFORD, also known as CHARLES H. DELK. 1e75 NOTICETOcREDIT0PS — Ta All Creditors and All Pertons INVITATION TO BID Havin, Claims or Demands A5ainsl Saied bids on athtet,c eQuipment Said Estate: just as you want it to be, but tiII be received In the office of the You are h er et rtfie,j and don't argue with kin. City Manager, Sanford, Florida. The required tO Pl'ewflt any Claims and allowance.' focus On IOw-8nd middle-in- am favored in daytime and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. purchase Of equiornow will be on dernands which -,.*U may have come groups and should be satisfactory Wit prIce, individual item b. against the estate of CHARLES H conditions 20) Handle corres pondence —A one-year moratorium are &vauabl, at the STAFFORD, also known as on combined with more per- regarding them may develop early and communicate with of Ice of the City Manager, CHARLES H, DELK. decea5aid late new federal spending programs manent tax reductions for the apart from your efforts. Take others WC ruli:e there are many 'note of Seminole County, Florid,., to the on right level. Study toholddown theanUdpatcJ pa er Iow4 tax y ," nothing at face value In newspaper for helpful new manufacturers of sports equipment Clerk Of the CIrcuit Cowl, anti I te billion federal budget deficit than thososhown on ou,bid sh. , the same in dupIlc•te anti as Rep. Henry S. Reuss, D-Wls., evening, when confusion idea& Enj oy hobbies. You wish to submit bid an Providtd in W 1011 713 16, Florida nextyear,anda5percentj,,pjt a senior member of the House develops. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. manufacturers equipment not 3tatVt1. In their offl(j in Cow'ty on increases in federal salarks Banking Committee, accused ARIES (Mar. 1 to Apr. 19) 19) You can handle your W , on bid sheet, contact the Courthouse in Semine County, andpeaslonbenefjthpaidbyt.he Ford of "Robjn-flood.(nDon't confide in others con- obligations cleverly and in- Director of Recreation prior to bid Florida, withIn four calendar months Treasury, such as Social reverse economic policy. oenlng arid prices Of Slid the time of the l's? cerninu vntlr lin9ncft! -,ff',ip. t.,.lti,'.,...It.. DEl w Rep. Al UII=n,, D-Ore., scheduled to become chairman •"lle oil price hikes sock it In but handle the m with trueef. early. Exercise more economy athletic bid. All bids shall be in the City the moderate income customer ficiency and get the benefits in the furure. while the 1974 tax rebate lets therefrom. Follow hunches. Manager's Office, City Kali, San PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) ford. Florida not later than 100 of the House Ways and Means the rich get richer," he said. TAURUS(Apr. 20 to May 20) you can carry through with Committee, said the tax-writing P 10 -' - I Outhorlied by Smial perl"ission. III W"I Commercial !Jtr##I All equipment must Show Sanlord. Florida 33771 GOP Leader hugh Scott, R-Pa., favored. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN manufacturers catalogue number. Publish: Jan 7, 11, 1975 said Ford made clear 'he inGEMINI (May 21 to J une 21) TODAY. DEl?) TheCity Commission reserves tends to offer a detailed and You can handie outside affairs happiness.. he or she can bring to accept or 'elect any or all to everyone around, utt Derby J,,,_r.,,,_t,. , i,m ,n inc ocu nvevesrs Ot . u- ruy in a most clever way, so getai the City provided you teach early to of Sanford IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND and actively with the problems early start on such. Take care FOR SEMINOLE co ncentrate always on the COUNTY. W. E. Knowlit. of energy and the economy." of credit matter early. FLORIDA CIty Manager happy and cheerful side of life CASE NUMBER u-flhI.CA.,4.o Virtually every Democrat ty of Salifoi'd MOON CHILDREN (June 22 and to put aside In re: the Marriage of negative PublIsh ' Jan ii, 1,73 who commentedi Monday night to J uly 21) Study new terests LORRAINE MERZ. wife LONGWOOD in thoughts, especia ll y about the Orlando made me so refe re nce th to e and well and get ready to put em Jaycees' 17th Annual Mutt Dog th health. Early religious training NOTICE OF APPLICAtIoN WAYNE C MER?. Ifuthind need to the tax cut in operation, Some social affair give most of FORTAXDEED Derby will be held at he is imperative, other'wise PIOTICEOFAC1ION Sec'ion ifl.4P$ Florida Stitutes of progeny could be swayed in the 1961) TO: WAYNE C MERZ Sanfor'd.Oriando KCnZICI Club to lower-and middle-income can be very fine in p.m. fami lies, though few said speflSO Old Church Road LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Get wrong direction easily. Teach IiO1ICE ISHtRfEiY GIVEN, onSu nday,Jan.19,accorrjjngto SItvr1 P,e, irf,t CS/SI cifically how they would do it, into gorcrnmet and to smile more for best results, th,it Seminole (curtty the ho'tjir of Bob White, chairman of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the followi ng however, as Sen. Russell B. assocl'itlon ma tters if u went certificates has filed "The Stars Impel, they do i that an action tot' dissolutIon of event. soici cerliflcjes for a Long, D-La,, chairman of the to have yourbusiness affairs compel." What deed lobemarriage hat been filed againtt Prizes w ill be awarded for you you make of issued thereon. Thetucertificate anti ou arereguir ed ta$(f,0py Senate Fi na nce Committee, operate more efficiently, your life Is nurnb and years of issuance. Ilse largely winners, including 10-speed up to YOU! 0 your written detens.it any, to it had predicted after meeting Discuss future with loved one. descrlption cI the prcperly. and the Ofl Car.'oII Righter's Individual names In which II was lAcycles and trophies. Any child wi JOHNSON PANICO. assessed are HUNKAPILLER. th Ford Monday afternoon, VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept, 22) Forecast for your sign lot February at fllOWS ' BAUM , SIM who has not yet reached age 13 MfP MOP - P A the President's energy tax Talk matters over with pa rt. is no,, ready. For your cop1' Send Certificate Plo 11/I h Mailland is ei;gib!e to ei;ter lus or her dog Ycar ot your birthday, and 51 to Carroll M,iitla nd, Florida 37.751, oposa ls %%ua,e 19/3 pr seemed headed for ners or with oposltlon during Righter Forecast. Even ing Herald, wi th the exception that whip. Wife's attorneys, On or before Description of Property the greatest controversy, day for fine results. Devote P.O. Boa Sit, Hollywood, Calif. petts and greyhow'ids are not LOt 1 01k 7 Alls lit Add to January 75. 19/S. ant tile the origina l with the Clerk of thu Court The House Democratic pro- attention exclusively tO Washington Heights PB 3 PG ,j eligible. The entry procedure either before %ers'ic, on Wife's at gram unvei d by Speaker Carl flame in le soci al which ausesseJ 10mev In p.m. has l#..'n ilmrilif'Lal nr,i,IIu*11. •M yr ummcoty '.-"v thereatter. Hird and R uth Hird his wife Ahiert Monday failed tospedffy 22 LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. ) a default will be enter ed Those wishing to enter which mea ns All ót sa id properly bei ng in the agilnst of controlli ng Get home in perfect order so for the Foci demanded need only present themselves County ofSemIfloIe, State ofFloq in the petition pr. you can entertain special Unless such certifIcate or cer,ener gy wnsumPtlw WAS their dog, their dog's certlfjca te WITNESmYP.I nd .ndIh,SNIO, eralue. titicatei ihall be re'3eemed ac os ini tial reaction persons in the evening. Plan this C ou rt on 70th December. 19 for rabies vaccination, a 74 cording to law the property Monday r.tght, however, fa- how to win more cooperation (or guardian) and a sinai entry descritx'd in 50(1-I certoicate or (Scot) Arthur H Beck*itp,, Jr vcced limitation by allocation from fellow workers, cert(ficjtn will be sold to the fee, at 10:30 a.m., on th Clerk of the Cirjt Court hlohtst cast bidder at the court e or even rationing, ra ther thar SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) morning of the Derby. Elaine RiChard, iXItJW oo d r c,n the 57th day Of Ford's plan for increased tax- You can put your creative ideas DeDuty Clerk number of entries is ncj limited. February, 1915 411 11.00 A M ation to work wi th relative e D!e1 tiii Nth day £4 January, 5915 JOHNSON. PANICO. now. The fee entitles the child and PIUP4 KAPIIIER ISAIJM Scsi, 'rank Church, D-Idaho, Plafl recreational activities far S Arthur if. fleckwilh, Jr one rent free admission, & SIMMERMON PA Clerk of Circuit Court Of pa to said Ford's plan will "drive the kilo the future, too. Attorneys at Law general public is urged to price still highe Seminole County, Flor ida w S Mai tland Ave r for eves ything SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to By; Ida Creel attend for a show worth while, Maitland, Florida fl7sl oil touches, (rein heat ing homes Dec. 21) GIve more thought and Deputy Clerk the first race starts at I P.ITL. to ring Publish' Dec. 3i, 35. 117, Jan 7, Ii, Publish Jan. 11, 71, 25, Feb. 4, 975 manufactu plastica" attention to home so that it is loys DEJSI IJtl- ley A4 -- - rw. if& & & %4 somewhere near the magnitude and comprehensive." Senate results. Group affairs are then, American [lass Fishermen. and Bernard Keefle, both of Cocoa Beach. New Paper Begins TALLAHASSEE,Fla,(AP) —Anew, more conserative Flambeau no ------- L Debra J Hudson Louis Unsinger IL Atkinson Alvin Lott Malcom J Lodge James 'I Maready Ethel HUgheS Rebecca L Wade Ora Hawlins Violet W S1tes Shirley Er Laffefly, Apopka Maria Garcia, Casselberry Ed*ard J. Fagan. caswibery Anna Guinte. Deltona Anthony A Wisnie*ski, Dt4tons Clinton J. Morgan, Deltona Mary T May, Dellona Verna P Witkonki, Deltona Edward I Cunningham, En terprise Jo#'Elkoner Dellose o 'I Collins Betty I Yelverton Dorothy I KIinge'nmith Howhrd 0 Mathews Rebec ca Thompson Lydia M Watt Mary E Phillips Noami Cleveiand Beatrice Hamp T'iecry While Frieda M Fortythe .Iulliana S Landro, Deitona Norms E Adamctyk. Deltona Albert ,j. Truas, Lake Helen Charles H. Walkrf Sr , Lake Mary George Beckelhimer. Orange City William T Edwards, Oviedo Johnny Mobley. Oviedo the council chamber 40 minutes prior to (he COWlcil meeting y night as runors were rife within the community that iIIdjuI siuses would be izuade in the police department arid a third paid-fireman who recently quit would not be replaced . Connell urged that con. sideration be given to shif ting one or two police office rs to the fire departm ent temporarily while cou ncil tries to work out the city's Financial problems. Public Saf ety Direct or Tom hiennigan, who has responsibility for both the police and fire departments, said, "I ca nn ot t hink of a police man on ... uhn " ... from $125,00o to $130,000 and the city during this particularly Councilman Jerry Conjel1, also trying period. ne W to the board, said from Fire Chief Roy LaBossiere independent calculations he saidhewouldgladlyconttnuetc thoughttheredinkwouldgoas pullaslüfthimself for the two high as 1150,000. to three wee ks ra ther than Grant, Connell and Coun- at te mpt to train a policeman. cilma n II. A. Scott instructed Both Ilennigan and The council also voted to give Poole a $500 raise, bringing his salary to $8,700. With Turner's reinstatement, the city now has a police force of I and one-half men. Fitzgerald is to report to his new job Saturday. Terry said Fitzgerald is joining the Vero Beach police force. Terry also called for the council to hold a workshop session to review the budget to see if It can provide benefits to city employees. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS -An acting mayorcommissioner is to be by' the c cornIiitI(1I at ItS 6:30 meeting here tonight at city hail. By JANE CASSELBERRY from the attorney general before we receive the legal The commissioner .-..i.1,.... • nrruidI41j1ntatCg •N*I1. CCTC frc the opinins." named will act for Mayor Current matters where Floyd wheneverWINTER SPRINGS— City att y tnvcived-Freeman. He orne Norman Ethics conflict of interest might be Council voted last night to inalso was told the Legal he Is absent. Currently, appdrent pointed out by Council struct City Attorney Thomas Committee had no. precedent Commissioner Helen member Irene Van Eepoel Freeman to seek an opinion on which to base its opinion, Keyser, the member of th Included the County's Coin. board with the longestfrom the State Attorney Daniels said the assistant General and the State Legal state's attorney foresaw pcehensive Land Use Plan, tenure live years Ethics Committee regarding a probable conflict of interest and taxation, and a suit agin.st the vice mayor. county. possible conflict of Interest legal ethics particularly in Also on the agenda Mi's Van Eepoel said, "It is caused by his serving both as event of litigation between city requests for payment of time we got a non-vascillating city attorney and attorney for and county governments, $97,902.45 to Associated the county. Even If the attorney's ser- legal opinion. . .it is time we Contracting and Building Seeking advice from the vices should be terminated, do something to insure the ci ty Co. Inc. for work on the assistant s ta te's attorney in Da els ni said, "I seriously doubt not be put in the embarrassing northside Orange County, Councilman we could muster Die necessary position of being sued over districtand lees of $1,463 5i John Daniels, who made the three votes to terminate tonight conflicting legal opinion." She Oo Glace and Radcliffe motion, was told tht request and It might be premture reported, In going back over the minutes of pastmeetings,she found Freeman had not only given conflicting opi ni ons, but some opinions contrary to elected On Attorney Issue - — . Duerr Takes Chairmans i 4tS Cassel berry Reorganizes the Another matter for dispute at mee ti ng occurred when Council vot ed 3-2 against ratifying Mayor Troy Piland's appointment of former Councilman John Booth to the ImplementPlanning and Zoning Board. CASSELBERRY It was a prosperous; I hope It is." promised to City Clerk Onnie Shomate to LaBosslere said the transfer of farewell to arms here yesterGlascock along with Sal flouridation as soon as possible- Booth was defeated reduce their $200 monthly personnel could not legally be by John day for Council Chairnian Tom Councilman John Za cc' Daniels in the December Orlando and Charles Sizer were salaries by 25 per cent for the done. Embree when he turned the also sworn in at yesterday's SUITlIfled up best what the city election. Lormann, and Council mem- ho wever, "I am not aware that chairmanship over to newly meeting. Glasrock, an in. thought of Embree's bowing out Voting against the ap. chosen Council Mem ber Dr. cumbent, Orlando and Sizer because of the job change: pointment were Councilman bers June LorTnann and Don men cannot be certified In both Duerr. were elected in December. Schrelner balked at the Idea, ca pacities A lot of people are Edith "Embree served the city Frank Durrance, Daniels and f) U fl C ii member s Glascock well. He made the city a better Van Eepoel. B wning said "If we are askIng others to employed in both capacities unanimously chnse Duerr as said"Outstanding," of h ro is new posi tion. "It's a city. If the spirit grabs him make a sacrifice, I think we (both as policemen and I Bc4)th had worked hard for the the new chairman and moved very, very compatible council hope he returns and runs city and his should also," Council said. background would firemen) in th e state," Julian Councilman Charles Gla.scock which will discuss items in a again." Mayor Lormann said th be helpful to the city. — — small amount ' - — Area Death MORRIS )RGUSON services for Morris E. Forguson, longtime resident of Sanford, who died at his Funeral County Sets Sale ()f Rec i.ig La rici B home in Albany, Ga., early The closing of the sale tlait nicking facilities. once it's Saturday, were held Monday in that city. When living In San- Hug Lake in the southeast part hopes to have swimming and of the county going to the piunic facilities completed by daughter, Kay, lived on JefSeminole County Parks this summer. ferson Avenue and he taught Department for the developAlthough thelake Islocated in Middle schools here for iui1iny fluent of a lakef ront park will a highly developed sector of the vt.'iirs, lie was in the real esta te take place tomorrow at 1:30 county, the area ;UUiI11Vb Ill ñlt)4111). p.m. su rr ounding the lake is virSurvivors in Sa nf ord Include, The county had successfully (wally undeveloped grove and his nieces, Mrs. Joe Douglass applied for $232,000 in statescrub land and cannot presently and Mrs. Ashby Jones and two administered federal funds for be reached by road. The nephews, H . G. and 0.1'. the purchase of the land. Final Department of Pollution Forguson. closing of the sale was awaiting Control has tested the lake and formal federal approval of the found it to be clean and un• grant. polluted. According to Mike Hattaway, The cicing is scheduled to commissioner in charge of take place in the Sanford office county parks and recreation, of former county attorneys rural locations to mid lOs urban areas Wednesday with hghs lower tomld5s Northtonot-thwestwinds IS to 25 mph decreasing tonight and becoming northeasterly on Wed WE HAVE STATE FORMS B" 17 reasom why ym C()ll1 ae to 'LiS 1)l.1 1.flC()1l taX Reason bt11,. 5. If the IRS should call you in for an audit., H & R Block will o with you, at no additional cost. as a legal representative.. ,but we can answer all questions about how your taxes were prepared. - 00 - rdaY fitprded lflr.r'.jt Th,,rv1,t through Saturday Flor,da Partly cloudy and warmer with only a Slight chance for Showers Highs ri thi upper 60% to around 70 e.treme northtomidtovper70se1sentiere Lows In the 30% extreme norm mostly In the lOs ritreme north, SOs central ,nd 60% extreme S.,,th Dayfora Beach tides for Wm ne%tUv high 9 IS a m , 916 p m l 30'?am, 335 pm Port Carverat high 9 Ii .i m 9 - []:[j[jB1.0 C It THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 309 E. is? ST. O3 N. Hwy i7-2 Ph. 322-6171 Ph.81 1 -4484 Open 9a.m.-9 p.m. Weekdays,9-S Sat. a Sun. OPEN TONIGHT - NOAPPOINTMENT NECESSARY Other Area Office In Oviedo the park will have swimmir,, I'itts, E' hnl fishing, canoeing and pie- Rumberger. floss and W WED - THURS - FRI CUSHION FLOOR SHINYL VINYL 'a - ""' - '- --~_ OFFICE FURNITURE OFFICE MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES LUGGAGE ' --•._--. - year. rrent placed on one year unsupervised probation by the cour ts after he was arrested by Sanford police in an olf.duty incident, lie had been placed on indefinite suspension by the city. Councilman harry Terry opposed reinstating Turner on the basis that the Incident might interfere with his ef. fectiveness in the community. lie and Councilman Lillian Griffinvotedagainstthe motion to reinsta te him, ..... me ' Tuesday, Jan. 14,1975-3A Opin ion Requested e said, adding he wiU send intoluerr'sformnerpositlonas sensiblefashion. Also, I think $50 monthly council a written report on per city official - would not matter in time for a scheduled vice -chairman. Duerr was you're going to see more acbenefit the city. Saying the 7:30 p.m. workshop session Or lando, a senior en.Ineering Embree, a chief petty officer a only a token Thursday. ________________________________________________________ would amount, Lormann added he Grant urged the citizens to put In 25 per cent more call county commissioner's to a new assignment in city's planning board, said he "looking forward" to the Mississippi, thanked council Lormann said her ask that JAN. 13. 1t;s Mamie J Giddens, Geneva comi ng year. He has vowed to members for their son was already taking con- ployes the county will hire Linda L Jacobs, Geneva make city hail more accessible Sanford Grace P Morley, Geneva siderable time away from his under a new federal program "cooperation, support it was to Aleiander J. Campbell citizens. Oliver E Sloblom. Lake Mary a privilege for me to serve you. real estate office for city be given to the city, Lillie Mae Williams Robt Maloney. Lake Monroe A.nd Sr, 30, the council's business. Jamet Pastis Lewis Mann, Lake Monroo Attorney Carmine Bravo, an "We haven't always agreed, youngest member, has Camille I Radon William M Hoag. LOngwOOd Grant also Instructed Mrs. unsuccessful mayoral can- but we've always respected the George W Altman Charles Garnet, Orange City Shomnate that council members dldate, urged that the ad- views of those who disagreed," Rtv Earl E Williami Joseph A Campbell, Orange City -1 were to receive their checks at ditionai fireman be hired before Embree said. Earlier, he anPey M Joi'tnion I. Walter Ha*kins. Osteen Stephania Peters tideIl F Holmes, Oviedo the end cf the month, rather council Finds money for the nounced Duerr was absent due Lavona Murphy than In advance at the begin- salary, He was given a packet to illness, Julia H Whldclon BIRTHS: fling of each month. of financial documen ts and Council members and Pamela Sue F eider Police officers, firemen, their asked to make recom. audience alike cheered when Mlrwiie 0 Ethridgr Mr & Mrs David (Dedra) Hud , C%tifday't high 6S low this son. a oirl Julian Murphy friends, families and sup. mendations on balancing the Einbree said, "I thank you all. , wning 32 vvilh .73 inches of rain! Esther Gibbs porters filled half the seats in budget. Freeze warning tonight Fair May your new year be Richard Stevens DISCHARGES thrOugh Wednesday. Highs today Hannah Rice ______________________ in SOs LOWS tonight near Xl colder S.rford' Wtite Homer A t S()KC -- To Be Named WEATHER - be barred riled at Sanforti Florida, thiS day of isnuary. mi Mary Elizabeth Stafford, The bids will be publicty opened on MJty Elizatem DeIk However, Sen. Bill Brock, R- Friends can be nelpful now, but whate ver you wish during day m. same date at 130 P.M. As Administratria panel "will move immediately Tenn.. called the president,s You have to find the most and get good results, but take It EQuiPment must bt dtiiv*r*d on G Andrt** Speff toward a major' tax reduction plan "dramatic, well-balanced modern thinking for best easy Later. Avoid limelight or before March IS, iris. unless Attorney for Admlnistratris Acting Mayor enough to stay," Perinchief added, referring to the fact the not offer city does hpit.aIizatIon nor pensions to any of its employes. Council also passed a resoktion commending Fit. zgerald for his "superlatIve" work for the community. In recommending the reinstateme nt of Turner, Fitzgerald said in a letter to the council that the courts had vaca ted Turner's unsupervised pro ba tion and that Turner was — f'orn Security and 'etr' bc.'cIsLs. - around." Lake Mary needs a five-man police force, Fitzgerald said, lie also recommended the city keep its own force and not contract with the county. on a permanent basIs, as it is considering. Councilman Burt Perinchief, who made the motion to accept Fitzgerald's resignation, said he is "deeply sa ddened , about his leaving, "He has made a mark on this community, but we can't ix_sibly offer him HOSPITAL NOTES , CORPORATION fly - Patrick 0 Raudent,ush Assistant Vice President By E&rl Downs By: Jamet *1. Pugh (Sal1 Dated at LOflgwood' Seminole County, Florid., this 15th day December. Sf1 — II,.-. - "it is not our intention to repla ce our established counterpart, but merely to provide students with an alternative,"aneditorialIn th e2O.pageftjstediuon of e ta bloid said . ; . By DONNA E.STE.S lkrald Staff Writer - longer represented "the diverse interest of the entire stu de nt body." - ' Longwood Seeks Spending Cuts Innocent Plea Entered DiaL th e Se minole was creat ed be cause th e I Fitzgerald, whose resignation becomes effective today, told the cou ncil crime has increased in the city. "There were two rapes last month people don't know a bout," he said, adding that burglar ies were also incre&iing and that his own home had been broken into this past weekend. lie sa id the people are not getting ttie protection they (IeSel'Ve wi th t he num ber of people on the force, adding, "A job caine o pe n and I can't wait LONGWOOD Estimates of ..t,..'_ (I rarclal tli3t,1e cliu'ing the 1975 budget year rangedfronil0O,o0oto$15o,00Q last night as city councilmen continued searching for ways to TITUSVILI.E, Fla. (AP ) A Davie man has pleaded innocent in circuit court to charges of conspiring to corn-cut budgeted expendit ures and citize ns were called u pon to aid mit grand larceny in a fishing tournament, with advi ce and patience the Att.;ney Wendell Harris also moved to dismiss the money-plagued city govern. charges against Logan Harry Fischer, 35, who Is free on mnent. $5,000 bond. Council Chairman J. It. Grant, elected to the council in Trial was set for Feb. 17 in Titusville, bu t Circuit Judge December, and Jue A. Cowart Jr. (lid not seta hearing date on th e motion named chairman tu' dismiss. of the bo ard last week, estimated the city has to Fischer was one of th ree men accused of rigging a bass cut $100,000 from bu dgeted Fishing tournaxncnt in which prizes alleged ly went to snendine to set thrnnoh th tim d&'nurtmpnt w'nt, in i-in .-i-_'........... "a'.a entrants who had caught fish before the contest started. year. a fireman." Circuit Judge Tom Waddell Jr. dismissed similar layor James H. Lormann Connell asked Hennigan if his charges earlier this month against George Oates, estimated the deficit would run men would not be willing to help president of - nty, Florida In accordance w?h The 136,603, he said, W411 Chairman Dr. Edith Duet" can Mayor OUbIiCl?ion of this Notice, th* tic- "IC Pn ofme Fictanos: Its planning Bill Grier also designated come from the city's be present. Due to flineM, th t4tivt name. Nimt Statutes, TWjt Scton SUNDANCE gd hong a special department as the Land APARTMENTSIøwfl under Ich - are emergency contingency fund of kiO Florida Statutes 7. was absent from yesterday's meeting on "budget amend- '1anii Agency under terms enqag in buslnes at 1100 East I K029. "I proposed they be utflized," 1'ft'iiIants in the suit are TO[) hat Health Studi, (,i'ddvss ('F Love, Dadeland Therapy Studio, hawaiian (u'ddes.s and 441 Health Studio lfl(', student newspaper, The Seminole, has begun publication to compete with Florida State Univffsity's existing daily publication, the Flambeau. — &T 10 Th e action also charges that none of th e parlors or their 10 employes have state massage lIcQnses. It seeks in. junctions against the establishments' continued operauons, - LAKE MAItY — Aftcr pleading with Police Chief Gerald Fitzgerald to change his mind and hearing a report of increasing crime the Lake Mary City Council last night regretfully acce pted the chief's resignation and named John Poole acti ng chief, The cou ncil also followed Fitzgerald's recommendation and reinstated Gwynne Turner as a parttime policeman, kéèping him on one-year probation, — MIAMI tAP) The state has filed civil suits against five Miami masssage parlors in what officials hope will be a more effective way of halting prostitution. Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin said Monday that past attemp ts to halt prostitution th rough criminal prosecution were Ineffective because the persons c ha rged co uld post bond and be back in business wit hi n hours. - - s To Cove r [)ef icits In Po Iice, IJt ities u com- _.: Lake Mary Names Poole Acting Chief — Parlors In Miami - CIA Probers Confused proposed bypjdent Ford will %. tobe paid for with a -- FLORIDA IN BRIEF State Sues Massage dtte, Karcher :;uid that they City governments in had discussed the need for James Bradwell Jr., Richard Seminole County will be "common color codes, and a A!!" St., L!ke Morc, b 1 "carried" most of the way' by county-wide zoning system." reported two truck tires value4 the cottnty in the development Several munici pa l represen- at $220 were taken from hi, of tIe state's Comprehensive tatives, Karcher said, brought carport. . , Planning Act., county planner up the need for the county-wide Stereo equipment valued at Roger Neiswlnder told county zoning. $340 was re po r te ss d mi ing from commissIoners in a work Nelswlnder explained that the ho me of Bruce Berger, 210 session Monday. one of the mt discussed, and Fair nt "We want to give them vir- most complica ted of planning Burglars removed jalousie tually everything we've done Issues is that of drainage. panels to enter the home of 4 " th k the only hung -' (in terms of research ) on a Gordon Rassmuson, 2 Sou th St., county-wide basis," Neiswlnder diSagreed on," Neiswinder said, "was housing." The Ci ty Fern Park, and take $300 cash said, Neiswinder told the corn. of Sanford, he pointed out, has and a calculator, Patricia Cowherd, 1 Spring 'nlssioners that a main question def ini tions for substandard and Altamonte Springs, from cities required to par. dila pida ted housing that don't St., ticipate in the plan through a seem to apply anywhere else in repor ted $80 cash, a watch and a shotgun mit-sing from her county. state law is one of Karcher said that a letter has home after a burglar entered by "economics." County help In preparing research should gone out to all Mayors of a window, about large Seminole municipalities to tell An air condItioning •'pel rw • Investments for engineering them that the county "has help pressor and Intercom system studies," Nelswinder said. available in making the valued at $900 were taken f rom The purpose of yesterday's studles."Sofar,theonlycftyto a new house on Sweetwater respond positively has been Creek i)rive, Longwood, ac__________________________ work session _________________ ___________________________ cording to owner, Ken Russell. CASSELBERRY— City Hug said. "That makes up th commissioners up todateon tte Sanford. li e department has rea Manager Harry Hug said deficit.zed about progress of the implementation more, Any tax refund as In Herald Staff Writer UM f(fUaf ilrpubicazi crnor of Calfomnii caid in an in rs.w !'dy 1h "1e j Ii røil.f rvi tr' have the governor's responsibilities an he misses the authE"nt to take action when he sees a problem. — P, , Planning RvRJIJ.RVlJJV1fIJ.' radio SACRAMENTO, Calif. APj l ~_ AId Citi es To Reagan Staying Busy No Free Rides Seen ~,~J11 0 County Set (Lu, - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. indicated more arrests may be Jr., said Gibson was arrested In forthcoming Oviedo Monday In connecti on Sanford police have charged with an incident early Monday Willie Lae Gibson, 49, of 1119 W. In Sanford In which a 44-year. 12th SI, Sanford, with breaking old woman's house was broken and entering with intent to into and she was assaulted. commit rape and sexual bat- Patrolman John Moore assisted tery. Gibson is in county jail Hughes in the Investigation. under $30,000 bond. Altamonte Springs pollc Detective Sgt. E.J. Hughes arrested two Orlando men __._ IugnL at ImerMate MOflC1 Mall, SR-436 and 1-4, on charges of buying, receiving and con. cealing stolen property. In county jail today on $5,000 bond each are Dennis holmes, 0 0 30, and Ernest Jackson, Dctectjve Terrell Hendrlx said the men were charged In connection with a quantity of clothing taken from a store in • aaI LOS ANGELES All) - Ronald Reagan drives htrnsefl town these dafl. lie does repair work on his ol d ranch home. But he doesn't intend to leave public life entirely. fits chores, such as building his Santa Barbara ranc h and roofing his home there, will be sand. ithed between nationwide speaking tours, com mentary shows and a newspaper column Just a week et: --- P Tuesday, Jan. 14, 1975 I - -- Save 10% to 33¼% off regular prices on a select group of M t HousewaresGREAT SAYINGS LISTED S(L ARE JUST A FEW [lAMPttS 01 Ti Butter Top 0. E. Pop Corn Popper 9,88 Stem Iron 8A8 Stainless Fondue Cooker 1 ei.I.,a. Chaig, • hh, Cw,tsa Chars. Proctor Silos Toaster 3,88 me 7.1.t 5.99 19 12,88 Shun (harps Anr.s I.p.vu • D,nn, 0th. Cirn *hartu. L,...p $a p'cat etft'vi on selected msrcharóW. on every turn. pi' iai Oinat pics tag All items subgect to pv* plo lten1s iutiMid not rusceuaoy tP'ow on sale in.c I I. By ARMSTRONG - - -. And CONGOLELJM Your Choice 95 Sq. Yd. 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WASHINGTON— It Isn't enough for advisers began to panic over the economic slump bouncing new Army field truck, may not be as "handles poorly In light snow.. -slips and President Ford to oiler new economic solutions. nnd they got him to Issue a new clarion call, rugged as Its namesake but It Is a stubbon3 to slides In $hallow mud.. . .and cannot cross He should also change the economic guard. For advocating exactly the opposite. control. The $200 million project has been tundra." the old guard has badly mismanaged the "Somehow the word has gone out that the best plagued with problems, but the procurement just The drivers also complained that the truck has econom y. way to defeat inflation and revitalize the keeps going on and on. tendency to pop out of gear. Unless they are Their failure ran he measured in human economy is to curtail spending," he said, it Now a secret General while shifting, "the axle or propeller careful Accounting Office report misery. They are responsible for throwing mentioning that he was the one who had put out indicates that the Army brass lied to Congress shaft universal joints will break." hundreds of thousands out of work, causing the word. "Nothing," he declared, "could be when they claimed the truck's defects had been As for the truck's s1mming capability, the thousands of businessmen to go broke, pushing Further from the truth." corrected, report charges that the Gama Goat can enter the the poor deeper into poverty and reducing the Only last October, President Ford was calling The brass assured the house water only from gently sloped banks with firm Aimed Services purchasing power of all Americans, for a five per cent tax increase. Within 60 days, Committee in 1972 that the been soil. of entry is restricted to a maximum problems "Speed had There is no longer any doubt that the Federal he began to change his tune. Now he Is talking solved and the truck was running fine. Taking of two MPH and .cannot be made into lk.;erve Board restrained the money supply too about a multi-billion-dollar tax cut to restore them at their word, Congress permitted them to a . . current in excess of four MPH or when the much. This caused Interest rates to soar until consumer purchasing power. go ahead with the procurement, wind blows In excess of 20 MPH." businessmen could no longer afford to borrow Yet the people who misled the President and But the GAO report, which we Incredibly, the GAO also found that "most of have ob in ta ed tapital Thc' were for':ed to cut back product ion. t)riuiht hard times to 111illions of Americans are fruimi lucked files, alleged that the Gama Goat the vchklcs have tthriiagcd tailgates that would lily oft workers and curtail expansion. still running the economy. isn't doing well at all. "Almost all of the Army cause them to sink." Indeed, the vehicles are In Of course, the President doesn't control the Footnote: Ironically, the reformers on Capitol personnel expressed satisfaction with the need of constant repair, the GAO states. Fed. But his economic managers not only Hill are turning against the man who was the vehkle" deelRres the secret report The ';cer* flecpltethece fl1ijre, end the ilcr.z :pcnt on worked closely with the Fed but completely first to blow the whistle on the Federal Reserve felt 'the vehicle lacks durability, ... .was the project, the Army is seeking another $6.5 misread the economic signs. Board and to challenge the economic thinking in difficult and exhausting to drive. .and that it million for a "product improvement program." They got him all fired up against inflation the White House. was oversophisticated and a piece of junk." The GAO has suggested maybe the Army should when his biggest worry should have been They are seeking to strip the aged but alert The GAO also questioned the mobility of the just dump the project. recession. On October 15, he declared war on Rep. Wright Patman, D-Tex., of his House truck, which Is supposed to deliver supplies to Footnote: A spokesman said the Army Is "still inflation with this ringing appeal to the Ranking charmanship Several reformers have the front lines. It should be able, therefore, to roll evaluating" the secret GAO findings and expects American people: "Postpone unnecessary formed a strange alliance with the bankers' bloc over rough terrain and to cross streams like a to ha ve a response by April. Meanwhile, the borrowing. Walt for interest rates to come down, to oust the old warhorse who has always fought barge. spokesman Insisted that the truck's "perSave as much as you can." the big banks. Yet drivers claimed, according to the GAO, formance has been more than satisfactory since Thirty days later, the President's economic WATCH ON WASTE: The Gama Goat, a that the truck was difficult to steer up hills, its Initial fielding." months — of ,I... I... ..L. ..t.. pviiai £ V*tJi Ill .._.... _ ,.,.,, movement that has all but destroyed the relationship between crime and punishment in our society. . Actually we do not need the FBI crime reports to tell us that the burglar, holdup man, auto thief, mugger and rapist are multiplying as menaces to our saftey and property. We know it from our own experience or that of our neighbors or from What we read in our local paper. . Robert Martinson, a sociologist who has been studing the results of various approaches to criminal rehabilitation since 1967, has summarized his findings in a massive report concluding that W By TOM KEYSER y match of the season. Lyman and l.nke Brantley untied. - the untarnished. . — 4140 I the battle of the unbeatens, the . [lit by bit, chunks are N-ing cNpped from the sculptur e that was to be the biggest Seminole County high school wrestling But Imnan coidd not beat Cocoa Saturday night. And Lake Iantk') could not beat Orlando Evans last night. IU4;3 I C40V " !I ______ lake Brantley and Evans wresled to a 26-26 tie. But the Lyman-Brantley match Is still to be. It is set for 7:30 Thursday night at Lake Brantley High School. And there just isn*t enough tirne before the match to chip - ________ . - . ,. •. - ' - - ' - - - - 7 - - - .. - - . - - ,, _____ r- - . '. - - .- .,.-. - n. - - - ,. - - -. . - - . - '-- TOM TIEDE DON OAKLEY ( Welfare Private Pa n Meet I , '_ 1 _____ III 1 . . i Really! It's N ot So Bad . , '.', - ' ' ., - ' The Edmonton 17-year-old will pit Alan Dalton, a comes into the fray with over Howell sophomore who Lake Park, will take on Mike Young Canada, as both are expected to lives in of Edmonton In a bout that turn pro soon. 130 wins, Including a sen. Fern Park, against Ron figures to be one of the best all. The Canadian Amateur satlonal three-round trouncing Boutin scored the most Gallant, the Boxing Team concludes its tour 1974 Maritime action matches of the night. sensational victory In the of Florida's Golden Gloves Chammipion from Summnerslde. of the United States aiiight a Miami fights when he caught also won the Golden t Champ Donald Blankson last Dalton has the Orlando Sports Stadium Sammy Torino along the ropes week In Miami. defeated locally never been ('loves title last year but has with a when the 16- and 17-year-olds; picture.perfect Left hook and has a been inactive lately: lie In that bout, Jackson proved record of 77.4. He has been collide In 10 bouts with a team t ha put the Miamian on the the playing football to be an aggressive fighter with state champion at his weight for County School. at an Orange t comprised of some of the finest sharp canvas for se veral m in utes. punching power and a the past two years and twice southern U.S. amateurs. Ins has won over 100 fights better-than-average defense, finished t hird in the Junior Clay and young are The fights be gin at 8 P.m. and lost three and In Miami won Clark, a better boxer than Ol)mpics. Dalton has been offense fighters.soconditioning Seminole County's Scott Hlankson, is expected a bitterly-contested bout to use unable recently to get anyone to could be the factor in Clark Is the headliner. He against Richie Lee Roberts. will stick-and-move tactics against step into the ring with him. This mnatch.up. Roberts is considered the finest battle Canada's premier Jackson, who is by for the will be his first outing in welterweight, Randy Two other fighters expected amateur now competing 'in Jackson, toughest opponent Clark has months, to fight for the Canadians are Florida, but lus was able to In a scheduled three-rounder, ever faced, The other area represen. David his and Guy Boutin. take expected to start at 10 p.m. his measure by using A contest of equal Importance tative, Jimmy Clay of Winter These Clark, a Casselberry resident teen agers are the talk of pressure tactics. who attends Lyman High School has not lost in a local ring since another Lyman Cheer For Steelers Stadium. PITTSBURGH (AP) The in coat pockets or liquor bottles the Minnesota Vikings in Super as the cars reached new vanHis most recent effort was a weather was cold but en. in paper bags to sip as in. Bowl IX. tage points, draw with "The Indian," Rick thuslasmu was burning as thou. sulation against 20-degree tern. For the most part the crowd Zwiercan, In Tampa earlier this sands of football fans lir.ed the peratures and a penetrating was in a party The crowd pushed through nn mood, interested month. In that contest the final streets of downtown Pittsburgh wind, the wait apparently was ankle-deep accumulation of only in catching a glimpse of verdict was widly disputed as to shower their Steelers with too much, confetti, streamers, rice and their heroes, most in attendance felt that adulation and confetti on a vietorn newspapers to reach past Youngster perched on their policeman and Police reported 30 persons arClark wor. the decision. torious return (ruin the pound jubilantly fathers' shoulders, construction on the cars. Several times, Super rested all for disorderly conDespite the unhappiness with Bowl. they duct or drunkenness but little workers, housewives, students broke through police lines, di. the decision, the cash Fans began flocking to t he general rowdiness except (or and executives were all united riding the motorcade into a customers covered the ring Golden Triangle shortly after one bottic.throwing incident as Steeler Fans eelehrating the — . - IV Sweet dreams — — - Those Iff y'Questions BERRY'S WORLD p - ____________ 'a - - __ - -- _4 statesman. - - - -. - - ' - way dt'tcrnurme the Like-And- - - ...... - - - - . - -. -- - - - .'. - - -- - ' - -: : -. -. — - - XM _ M .. ' - '#r -5L IF ..,,- - — Sanford Nauml Academy's soccer team will be on the road against 1-loricla Central on Thursdn. Navy players, left to right above In white lersets. are Mark Harts'nan, Flt'Iding Williams, Mike 'Dii' l'it tsburgh Steelers handed the Vikings a solid defeat Sunday, a 16-6 loss in which Minnesota was held to 17 )ards rushing. About 300 faithful fans turned out to welcome the Vikings home. Grant patiently gave time for interviews, saying In the final analysis, it was a good )ear e got to the Super Bowl. We didn't win but we'll go - - - . , '*4 j7 - - trtT Afjp~E =z~ ~t iIi-4_~_-- .;:~ 1 __ ~ -_ _I _-ff~ __. ~_ -7 - 4 Hills Conference championship Navy will travel to Florida Central at Sorrento Thursday for the 4 p.m. contest. Sanford is 2-0 in the conference and Coach Steve Gilmore expects the toughest league competition m Florida Central If we can put these guys tIownwe'llhaea goodchance mnih1g the conference," he fro ', - . . There must be more to that toy. — ,,,, ..; - - - - BLOOMINGTON, iAP . . - and Benny Mills pinned his opponent in the unlimited division. Mills, the 250-pound human strong as a bull is now l with t'ilmt pins. His only setback was a 5-2 decision to Abramsen of like hirantley. hlartwlg is 8-1.1 with five pins and Bill Sanders Is now 4 Sanders and Bryson have not lost a match mnce (tit- Christmas tournam ent at Lyman. Oviedo, in its first year on the mats, fell to DeLand 45.18 last night Oviedo is now 1.6 Oviedo 's Jerry 7)as earned a 5-3 decision over his opponent in the 158-pound class His foe was entering the match and sixth in the state last )ear. The match for Zayas was his first at Oviedo. He recently (Continued On Page A) _ i - — vI The Clock - V kings Say They Will Return - - THOUGHTS ._ •L_ Scott Clark of Lyman High School, left, planting a left Into the face of Rick Zwiercan, will lead a team of U.S. amateurs against time touring Canadian group tonight at the Orlando Sports Stadium. The action begins atsp.rn, ( Herald Photo byLeeGeiger) _____________________________ -. TI::.I1::..1.: ---.-. _ ' — 24 last night. Mter stuuibhni' thru'j their first wrestliflU -a U t-tn'oI last )ear without a win and beginning this .season with three setbacks, the Seminoles of Sanford have rattled off wins over Orlando Edgewater, Oviedo and Florida Air Academy. Now that we've got three victories under our belt maybe we can do something Seminole Co ach Roger Pethard said :'Winning has come and the boys know now what it feels like to win You just couldn t believe how much practice has changed They know now that they can w in . Seminole's Fred Cass pinned his Florida Alt Academy foe in the 101pound class Mark West won b forfeit in the 115-pound (i•IcInn fl1 ... ii'iJ UI W I-f)OUflU 1'OUf.i, , .•, Tony Davis win in the 148-pound class, Mike Hartwig won with a pin in the 158-pound group Ken Adams won b) forfeit in the A8ound class - Navy Eyes - - . " Going into the match with Daytona Beach Mainland last night, Peters and Howarth were both 8-0. Campbell and Jeff (layton, who lost a 20-8 decision against Cocoa in the 170-pound dass, %ere both 7-1 and Payas was 6-2. Lyman Assistant Coach Hill Hoffman said Jerry Human, who .uIfcrcri a shoulder injury early in December, would wrestle for the first time against Daytona Beach last night. Wt figure the way he (Human) looks," Hoffman said notxdt around can touci' him in the l88-peund class' Although the focus this week is on the ILyman La ke Brantley match, wrestling at Seminole High School never has been better. &miimnole won its third match in a rcw — in fact It third niatch ever by defeating Florida Air Academy of Melbourne 42- Minn . well in Super Howl IX, but per- side linebackers Wall)' hlilgenThennesota Minnesota Vikings haps age showed in the tren - berg and Roy Winston in 1975, half-dozen units that proceeded are not the aging, tottering ches. with over $100 in tribute to the noon Manday to gather along Defensive ends Carl but Minnesota is solid at middle team's first National Football for which w, -is quickly 1'.) blocks at a crawl. outstanding efforts. the route of a motorcade, and Super Bowl losers they're made Eller, 32. and Jim Marshall, 36, League championship In its 42linebacker with their IM tc%p out to be, and they served notice are in the twilight of Clark will be meeting a police estimated there were There was nothing like the year history. brilliant draft choice Jeff Siemon, "These people are crazy, fighter of vast ezrience in 120,000 by the time the teamim outbursts that marred a spon. A cheer went up as the lead imian," said Thomas with a Monday they intend to be back careers. Offensively, Minnesota is for the elusive pro football Jackson, and one that is ex. planes finally arrived nearly tane=s celebration by a far Vellicles of However, perennial All-Pro quite young, except for center the 59-c.ar motor- shake of his head. "But they're crown. pected to represent his country four hours later, smaller crowd Sunday night, cade appeared on the Fort Pitt people. Who'd Alan Page, 29, enjoyed his one, do a thing like"It's been a in the 1976 Olympics. long season," of his best seasons this year. At challenge For some, carrying beer cans just after the Steelers defeated bridge and it echoed for blocks this but people" from rookie Scott An. said Coach Bud Grant when the the other defensive tackle, derson, and quarterback Fran Wain returned home froin their t)oug Sutherland, 26, shows Tarkenton, a 14-year veteran third Super Bowl loss. "I'd hare great promise. ably backed up by Bob Berry to say It's been a successful The Vikings showed their arid Mike Wells. season. Actually we're quite concern for the linebacking Minnesota's stable of strong, happy with our team." corps in the 1974 draft, using N. oung running backs is headed Veteran running back Dave their first two picks to select by Chuck Foreman, who earned Osborn, who at 32 says he is not Fred McNeil and Malt Blair. Rookie of the Year honors in __________ ready to be put out to pasture, Blair, who blocked a punt Sun. 1973 and a second teamim All-Pro said the Vikings already were day to force Minnesota's only slot in 1974. Joining hun are Ed _--. -._-, tiunking about becoming the touchdown, shows :T. First National Football League promise to start in 19Th.enough Marinaro, Brent McClanahan and veterans Osborn and Oscar h&'uim te make four Super Bowl Th' two w :11 (-haIlcru:c ut- Btcj -Title ipj)Caraflt'eS. , 1. we uin we capable or y The Sanford Naval Academy coining right back and getting .. soccer team, with a nucleus of another shot at them right ninth, 10th and 11th graders ;5ti), said Osborn,an 11 ear — . . I By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent student, Mike Knight, beat him him . . CP Canadian Boxers Invade Orlando several years ago at the Sports - Around W - __ . . ' '.' - . , . - 40t • - - .. , ' • .. , - - - the '- -. . - . . .- -' . — .-- '. - ROGERSVIL.LE, Tenn. NEA) Back in none of them work. There is no appreciable difthe hill areas of America, where economic crisis Is a tradition rather than a fad, there are brassy ference in the later behavior of convicted offenders If you can keep your head when others about individuals who believe the nation's financial who are made the object of rehabilitation you are losing theirs, then you just don't tinplight may have at least one Ironically I I I programs and those who are not. derstand the situation. Or so goes the cynic's enlightening benefit. They say the middle version of a famous Kipling line. which has been complaining about "welfare It is impossible to explain away the parellel Herbert Hoover, of course, is a classic luxury" for years, may now get a first hand between the rising crime rate and the decline of the example of a man who kept his head a little too chance to see that public assistance, I.e. the old theory that the main purpose of jails and well, tn lst1ng that the economy was "fun-1-1 handout, is not all flowers and sweets. prisons is to punish criminals. In 1960 the FBI re damentally sound" even as it was crashing down Two local cases should illustrate. ported there were 3,353,000 serious crimes cornaround his administration. One is Ann Opal Trent, a 45-year-old long. S¼ j Yet while there Is abundant cause for concern mitted in our country. At the time them were time member of the nation's mforthble rank, in the face of the dilemma the nation today finds Is now desperately battling' a seemingly tin213,000 convicts in state and federal prisons. In Itself In, impaled as it isbn the twin horns of concerned system of fools for the right to con. 1972, there were 8,173,000 serious crimes more inflation and recession, there Is a case to be tinued survival. MISS Trent, a divorcee, lives than twice the 1960 figure and the prison made that things are not as unreLlevedly bleak as like a lonely, sick, neglected animal in a trailer population had declined to 197,000. When those they may appear to be. house outside town — without income, without figures are coupled with the fact that two-thirds of Consider unemployment, whose rolls now hope, seemingly without government care. the lawbreakers now being arrested are number some six million Americans and, say Repeated and frantic attempts to rescue her swne forecasts, may swell by ario0w me or two "repeaters," the justification for current policies from the depression have failed at .. million In the coming year. But according to the of easy probation and swift parole begins to bureaucratic doorstep. ., U.S, Department of Labor, about 1.8 million of The WOIflWI'S need is obvious. She has evaporate. :. those currently unemployed are teen-agers, 1.5 cirrhosis of the liver, she cannot control the use million are women and 1.2 million are part-time Some ideas widely accepted a decade ago now of her hands, and the mobility mechanisms of $ workers. her legs have broken down. Four years ago a must be called into serious question. One i that doctor told her she had the body of a 68-year-old criminal behavior is a "disease" that will respond This Is not to minimize the plight of people in soman; now physicians have upped it to 72. to a prescribed therapy. Another is that a criminal those categories, many of whom are the sole Sometimes her condition deteriorates to a point has more chance of reforming outside of prison i. supports of themselves or theirfamilies. Further where she cannot walk at all, and must slide on than inside, I Labor Department figures show, however, that her rump around the trailer; at least once, the only 386,000 people have been out of work confesses her outlook fell so low that she ate for 27 To face the facts about crime and punishment weeks or longer, which Is 176,000 fewer "hardftee cartons of sleeping pills In a try at suicide. — . does not mean society must abandon faith in the core" unemployed than two years avo. All but 7 Despite this, she has been unable to pry possibilities of redemption. Research shows that per cent find new Jobs within weeks. P anything but $45 a month worth of food stamps most criminals eventually do reform but through Speciflcplly, the average length of unemfrom city, state and federal aid agencies. "All I Copt.y Niws SrVICI ployment In 1974 was 9.6 weeks, compared with personality changes that seldom can be linked to get is a runaround." 10 weeks In 1973 and 12.1 weeks in 1972. When she first began applying for assistance, any parole or probation program. The statistics have not yet caught up with the early in the year, she wasted several weeks until near-catastrophic situation In the automobile What w' are left with is a situation where far a welfare department clerk finally told her she Industry, th to-; many offenders are enjoying freedom on the e full Impact of which is still to be felt was i the wr phce; new laws e*sl January throughout the economy, Even so, there La and transferred all adult aid to the Social Security mistaken assumption that their chahces for WILLIAM RUSHER Administration, there has been a tremendous turnover In the rehabilitation have been increased by excusing unemployment rolls, and while many people are But S.S. too has be en neglectful and obstinate. them from pinishment for breaking the law. This is going through extremely difficult times, for th When Trent tried to get her late ex-husband's e corrupting the meaning of our laws and perverting overwhelming maority It is a temporary thing social security she was told she hadn't been a principle of justice. Now it is the law-abiding and It is cushioned by Jobless and married long enough (13 years versus the 16 other benefits citizen who is behind locked doors — protecting that did not exist for an earlier required in such instances). When she thereafter generation. Consider 11 you will the pligh t of former ther illustrations of the point, f himself from the criminal in the streets. tried for supplementary security Income (an rom Adenauer In other words, there are jobs available. This she was Governor Ronald Reagan of California. and John XXIII to Golda Melt, spring easily to would not be emergency fund for special cases) At 63, with two terms as chief executive of the mind. American conservatism true II the nation were really In the bandied kick and forth, from clerk to clerk, form Is not so rich in midst of a general depression, nation's largest state directly behind him, he Is able spokesmen that it can easily spare Ronald to form, "like a damn rubber ball." Often ap. Another cause for gloom Is the news that the at one of those dangerous ages. Many cor. Reagan, and he Is not a man to disregard what he polntments with S.S. officials ended In failure porations co st of living wen t up another nine-tenths of 1 per compel their top to retire at 65, perceives as a duty to his country, because stairs could not be negotiated or cent In November, bringing the year's total to and the prospects of spending one's golden years So Reagan has arranged not only to go on date to 12 authorities would not show. per cent. Yet there are exceptions to on a sumptuous ranch near Santa Barbara with a serving as a End result: nothing. "I've got a suitcase full conservative spokesman but to the steady upward spiral of prices. One of them . wife as charming as Nancy Reagan wouid be "escalate the rhetoric," as they say. On January Is gasoline, which of papers, but nothing else. I can eat on the went down for the fourth $45 enough to persuade many men to accelerate the 20 he inat'gurates a food stamps, but that's it. I been borrowing (torn 5-minute commentary 5 days straight month, process. a week on a couple of hundred radio stations neighbors to pay lights and heat, and when that While gasoline Is not as basic an Item as food, pe On the other hand. many of the greatest across the nation, And, runs out, it's all over. I'm tired of the whole for the first time since he which continues to rise, it Is an unavoidable public contributions of our time have been made '1.mnn thing." was elected governor in 1966, he will be able tc expense in imiost family budgets. . by leaders older than Reagan is today. Churchill travel around Still, despite iti Tired also Is Linda Arnold, a young mother the country making the speeches leap in cost in t he past year, was 65 when he assumed the helm In Britain at he knows how to deliver so well, without being gasoline actually four, also of Rogersville, also without a husband, takes a smaller bite out of the supreme crisis of World War II, those budgets than it and who lives In a gloomy dwelling that is heated dozen accused of absenteeism by a hostile legislature. did a decade ago. ( with wood cut from nearby fore5nl wid lit with n coal oil lantern. She walks around town in r _____________________ hedrI%)mn hPPrS and ii MvOndh2nd c(iat. WII(0 Purely Personal to those of you in law en- miiight rreet in the next couple days. bills fall due, she says, she begs like a burn. 1t'eüiett, keep a proper perspective on those recen The Arnold situation is similar to Ann Trent's You see, so far there hasn't been anything said of events involving local policemen, in that neither woman has received the benefits feelings of those who have devoted 10, 20 or more yearsthe of 1,,i reminded of hew Spiro Agnew would constantly their lives in the pursuit of she s entitled to under state and federal law enforcement. harp about the bias and prejudice of news media, when 9 regulation. We haven't written of the way some of those not in. actually he was directing his blast; at a select few, volved cried and broke down when Indeed, it seems to many needy Americans they first learned of More than likely there will be some who will now use this* horrible mess. Ooops, there I go. that nobody does care. Not true, of course; 15 spilling the similar "wide brush" whle they Indict all law en- beans and making million citizens are you think fo a change about th presently aided a variety I 1y e good forcement personnel. guys, too. Don't you think they might be just of welfare programs. But numbers mean nothing \7t a little more For what It's worth, just remem be r there are many of outraged than either you m- I?) to Individuals in trouble. When one is in need, us who recognize this incident as the actions of a few, quick and easy help is the only solution, This country matured and grew stronger as a result of 6' Watergate and all Its ramifications. A reader called this one in Insisting he The arrests of the Sanford policemen caine about radio program, heard it on a largely as a result ('f information from "within". they The sheriff of Newt County in India arrested "Do not Judge by appeL'rances, but Judge with had a 43 "Ill had known I was going to be laid oil, I'd problem and hopefully all of the culprits will be persons at Naked City Nude truck stop, In a city by that right Judgment," John 7:24 By JOHN A. SPOLSCI expunged. have run (CJ Congress in Iho last election!" name In Indiana, Seems "Judgment of the people is often wiser than the all of the waltrpses were I would sincerely hope that the public makes an extra nude... wisest men." .t cause Naked City is a nudist Louis Kossuth, Hungarian effort to relay their sentiments to those lawmen they Just colony.) — - C 1i i'rwugh from that sculpture to make the match anything less than _________-. THE match of the season, . La ke Brantley, af ter the tie with Evans last night, is 6.0-1 4 e Of the I man match, BranLJe Wrestling Coach David +t (r,iwfprd said "We'll beat them It will be a good match, maybe decided by fi ve points, but we'll beat them. Ac tuall) it all depends on how we match the weight groups who will be wrestling who A single pin could decide the match (,lie way or th e oth er," Going Into the match with Evans las t night, Lake Brantley had four undefeated wrestlers. . 1 Alpha Franklin was 9 in the 153-pound group including .-. victories in the Christmas tournament at Lyman. Ie rrett was 7.0 in the 140-pound class, Craig Davis was 6 in the 1 87-pound dass and heavyweight And) Abramson was s -. -_ _ 1 _____ 'bra" tm a jICT, .njurcd his Sh'uldtr 'I pacuce before •-. '1ristiiias after winning his first four matches of the season, __F___ ~ __~i= ==Ew-~ Z r__ — (rawford said Abramson probably will be in action Thursday J +. against Lyma -;.. lanUey 's Vernon Pr evait was 8-1 in t he 121 ound class, r Max Huffkin was 6.1 in the 17ound divisi on and Jeff Dais was -. 7-3 in th e l2'und group. . Earl)' in the season Lake Brantley ventured to Jacksonville For a match with Orange Park, w hich was rid ing a 34-match win .L string. -. . •- -. Brantley won 30-26, a nd we knew then we had a good 0 team," .Z 1ft Crawford said, "That sort of made our season. We knew if we could beat Orange Park we could beat almost anyone." j "0011 kLyman fell to 7-1 after the setback to Cocoa, a team Brantley . defeated 26.21 last week Cocoa knocked off Lyman - ; '-, Lyman wrestled Daytona Beach Mainland last night. ..• . -,: Lyman's Jim Howarth defeated Cocoa' s Jeff I1last ).earts 00~ defending district champ — . _ was mndefeated entering the match _-'0 'i___~__ 7~_=_Ioo with Howarth, in the Saturday night matches a I Howarth won an 8-7 decislo , 1 -; [.)* man' s Mark Schuster defeated his opponent in the 108s'und class — also a defending district champion. (%'kdo's Rick ('arty, on top, and Seminole's Tony Davis will be hark on the mats this week as a lull slate of county wrestling IA'U Pay as won his match for Lyman in the 101-pound class, matches are scheduled, tilerald Photo by Gordon Wlllialnsonl Doug Peters won with a pin In the 11ound group and Guy Campbell won in the 140-pound division, - It is gratifying at last to hear some sociologists and correctional experts come around to a point of view that a large segment of the public has held all along during more than a decade of experimenta(ion with rehabilitation of criminals. The evidence is accumulating that no one really knows how to reform a lawbreaker. Tuesday, Jan. 14,1975-5A rilcin 1Zrrvn+1An Herald Sports Editor .. - I I . . . crime rate up 1974 could - ANDERSON .100 N. FRENCH AVE., SAN FORD, FLA. 32771 Area Onde 305422-2611 or 831-9993 . SPORTS Tuesday, Jan. 14,1975--4A - HeraM .- . I., OPINION Evening fl—- -' - W —w-, - .- ~, I;_-RE - ---- R~~ - - (t'huhkj, Mike ('iwibroth and Br)an Robertson. (Heraki Photo b Val Spakin sky I N. is 34 overall with 12 I 'TI. gamnes ,o p.11) IlL M -'iUwCs i ddIies were 4-5-1 last year. , potential than last yea!," Gilmore said. "We're working as a team. The boys are jelling." Vttt'ran and aging" are terms somet,imiies used to ik scribe tile Vikings, who hvve won six out of the last seven NF'CCentral Division titles. But they're not that old, and Mmnesota has good depth. The Vikings' defense i)lay?d �~ 1, n 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Tuesday, Jan. 14, '1flS LUULIJ L1U1I LIIW I IUC1ICS Legal 0-I'%f"'iREBOARD %J%A#W E Jai Alai _ _i i i i i `i i i `i1 1P - Results c. io 2300 13 40 540 5 . so so TrIecIa IS I?) 153 70 At?cnciancc 1.513. I4antIe 5117.664 FIRST, 5.16, B. 3)57 Good Recc'c,'y 1700 10.70 340 6 AvadI$r is so 2.50 e M"tOffl floy Qunela (65) $17 00 Dog Entries TONIGHT'S ENTRIES SECOND, $16. D. 337$ 10 tuII Max im MerIcha ii JOY. Mrn.',' fl;qO tribal 13 7) 5470 Perfecta 137) S7U3D FIRST, 5.16, A 1. MOnIOQUC BIOC (6), 2 WiI(IiHC Duke (1). 3 Barber Qtje (5). 4 KS HOPCIUI IS), My Cactus (52), 6 Bases (10), 1 Sadie 001' (I?), June's " SECOND. i. 0 - 1. L L's Ivory 7 00 1 20 5 70 5 670 400 3 i Outnie1a (3 5) $71 10 BigQ Ill with all 3) 516.4 704 (I 7 with all 7)5,4510 THIRD - Doubles, Spec. 7: Compliments Perfecta IS)) 54060 THIRD, 5- 14, M. 3744 wi th the lead." lie admitted, however, that the Gophers "gave us a lot of trouble with their inside 360 7 (to). 7 . Solo Attu 1570 S 750 7 70 6 380 20 7 Natura l Talent 71 10 - oo Las Otos Biboji Aguirre 5.40 250 7 Freddy Deno Ouiniela 126) 531.10 Erooze Tam 140 3 Pt'ttta (6 7) $173 30 Oun") (7 5) 5)0 50 r, ,. SIXTH, 514, B. 37 01 Where's Tufty SIXTH - Doubles. Spec. I : Erdo:o Aipi Wrestling 8 Yeller Pear ( FIFTH, t o. A 4 70 770 • 2.40 7 B.) Faith Ica Eloria 600 310 1 Alctanji BeitlO 250 I Ouint(a (3 4) 511.00 Pt'rf,I () 1 5157 au &-un Horne won for Oviedo in the 121-pound class, Pat Braddy won with a pin in the 128-pound division and Dale Segrest won 5ith a pin in the 148-pound group. Dan Myers. who was 5-1 in the 135-piound class before Christmas, has not wrestied since he has undergone treatment for Wonderman (1)6 Montague Quaint 1060 (3). 7. Castle's Sparkle (10). $ Glen's Charm (6). SEVENTH, 5.14, C - I AVi&OC Ouine'fa (3 A) S73 00 Perfect (3 4) 56150 EIGHTh. 5.14. C. 32,11 l raccoon travels 4 Big Q (77 with 16) $7$5 Handle 591,5W; A-l4O5 40 I EddyY:a 770 440 Sanchez iso 4 Quinleta (67) 155.20 rerfecta (7.e) FOURTH - Doubles, Spec. 7; urn Migu el 7040 7 10 3 3 Oguiza Via 520 400 2 Menthall Perei 440 1 Uria 17 3) $3940 Perfecta 3 71 5)19 Daly Double (7.31 ISlaQ FIFTH - Doubles. Spec. 7: Sala Ramon 1470 4 00 300 3 RitbaDAipi 600 300 Santi Ouinieta 3) SIXTH Perfecla 1 7 3$) 5906. 10 A 1.553. handle 5133.654 13.10 13.40 840 • 740 450 7 Soo SECOND. 2i. D.79.fl Ima Bean - 760 370 2.50 1 Lake Ed's Final 4.50 1.20 360 2 Oulnle(a (I)) $21.00 Per'.cta ( I 3) 53690 Daly Double (6 1) $19.10 THIRD, 5.14. C. 31.63 5ay 1960 560 360 K's Hobnob 740 2.70 4 4.40 $ C ountry Cheers OulnIela (47) $??0 Perfecta (7 4) 530900 FOURTH, 5- 14. B. 31.71 Xi Trouble 9.20 4 00 300 I Curried 4.00 3.20 4 Sly Its True 480 QuInhefa (1.1) $11.50 Perfecta 11.11 141,40 ' FIFTH. 5- 14. C . 32.01 Lordarn Gate 546031.10 9.44 5 ei-y 610 460 4 1 J Roivoy 600 1 Cneia (6 8 ) 5375 10 Perfecta IS 6) 1441 10 SIXTH, .. B. 39.12 L B.'sMaid $ 10 3.10 Berkeley KelOu Summer Sue 760 2 320 260 1 300 4 Otjlnlela (1 7) $13 10 Pprfeta (7 1) 1.47 30 SEVENTH. 5.14. D. 32.1$ Perfecta (I 715191 00 Queen's Caper 320 600 ' invitation 4 460 4 C U a Wnnn Train 150 5 Qvinie(a (4$) $1040 - Perftcta 56) 530 ) 0 il looll"4111AW11 it( LAUDERS .rum'ra Perfecta (4 5) 00 80 TENTH - Singlet, Spec. 7: ELEVENTH. $ )5. A. 31-Si Wilcltfe Dancer 11 60 6 80 310 I O $ 10 1 Larrea 900 7 (IS) $47.30 Perfec$a IS 1) 9060 Daily Double (6%) 001 SO ELEVENTH - Double's. Spec 1: Cathoarrea 1100 670 340 5 Pk'gui lain . 4.20 4.20 4 Ogu'zs JL'On ) ID 2 Qulnieus IMP SCOTCH .; Hi "o Bill 8 Sheila Eckert Ounela (I 21 14000 Perfecto (I 2) $17090 New £' St. - S VODKA ' , 441) . ____ ST. LEGER TOM SIMS SYR *o$IIl$tI*TUO,Cs 8 YR. its WISER 1OYR. CANADIAN IMP CAIIADIAI. SOlD cIIBI!ET 'IT $4 YSAIS uTICa , .. ____ _____ VSO.P. C0GfAC K! 6 554 25 20 556 12 '- 1! 32 .450 16't 70 2S 441 I? II 71 429 I?', ii '. ../ . KentuCky vi. Virginia at Norfolk St Louis at Memphis BALLANTINE 11 BIL IMP SCOTCH . 61 95 CASE "" 00 U LIQUIUS __ BL -- jL NHL Standings Monday's Games No games shled Tues days Games St. Louis at New York Isla nd at Washingt on Philadelphia at Kansas City Wedneiday's Games ATlanta at PittSburgh 549 399 . CERTIFIED HEDGES . flUIYJ 18 . 4595 3 .s 14' 5915 599 .. 6995 3.11" 4595 3 Ii" 4115 499 .'. 57.95 5.59 ... 63.95 Boston at Mcx,trel P9flTZljcQ$pisIsT IMP.SCOTCH J. ~ : rwSola Vancouver at Chicago Toronto at St. Louis Buffalo at CjilifOrflj4 8 YR . B&L !' Sal - . 4.49 ______ *1n.q ' 'I '"I 'W." r. .1 7 STANLEY NO 98nneS UPieduled Tuesday's Games Indlanapolit at Michigan. -- ' b I 1 SO I. ; IMP CANADIAN PREMIUM IISAI 55$' IMP CAPSADIAN IMP SCOTCH . j cancececi at Chicago Quebec at Vanc ou ver IMP. TEQUILA ROYAL - QUEEN _______ P375 CASE - ?,Si,y,efa at Cleveland - Fdmqttor, at Houston Vancouver at Winnipeg ix 42 95 CASE 33 COGNAC 1 flSS (P1r.o _____ ' 370 3 ABC 8 YEAR '" £'.( '. 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WITNESS my hand and seal of * 1-2 Bedroom Daily (closed Wed I Bingo Thursday 7000 I-Camping Equipment FROM $165 110W AIRPORT BLVD 373 7110 5 h-Sports Equipment i-Bicycles 5 P -Musical Merchandise Give I 2-Office Equipment And Supplies , thi5 C ourt January 10. 1975 (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court JOyS Stokes Deputy Clerk Prtth Jan 14, 71 75, Feb 1, 1915 * Heated Pool 2nd Mondiy-7000 Club Hours-3 p m Equipment CLARK. BENJAMIN F. WARD, ó i-Building Materials one, for whom he still feels at- JR., as Trustee and NORTON fection - often are touching ENGINEERING, INC.. a Florida 6 -Lawn and Garden and just as often hilarious, al- corporation, are Defendants, 6 I-Machinery and Tools The nature of the action s to th ough it m ust be neL'd that all loredosu a mortgage r ecorded in 6 I -Equipment for Rent liree women are gifted with Official Records Book 1010, Page i -Pets and Supplies extremely foul nIouths and the 755, Public Rec or ds of Semino le -'-Horses murals of two of them would County. Florida which encumbers Bloc k (3, OVIEDO OAKS, UNIT as per plat thereof recorded in Plat Bock II, Pages 55 and 54. Public * Recreational Building Business Meeting S I-Boats & Marine Seminole County, Florida in which SUN BANK MORTGAGE COM PANY i the Plaintiff and following described property: * Clothes Washer-Dryer ~ _~ , l/ .r` 0-Miscellaneous For Sale CLARK, CHEROKEE UTILITIES, INC., a Florida corporation, IN' * W/W Shag Carpet - CALBER T CONSTRUCTION, INC., . * Unfurnished Early Birdatl'I$PM Regular at; iSPM Investment Property VS Month. BINGO Every Mon & Tue' 45R,so,'t Prop,nly ot Sale IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-1920-CA.I5 DIVISION 0 SUNBAPIK MORTGAGE COM. that is of much more interest. (ALBERT CONSTRUCTION, INC, His recollections of his wives a Florid a c or poration. ALBERT N. MARGARET M especially Bev, the second CLARK, JR Phil The AP Books Editor Full time help, nights and weekends. Apply In person Crusty's In 1111-Instructions m ..ty . thi Plaintiff, on or before February 19. 1975 or default will be taken against y ou i iv wrklng full or part time. For Interview phone $30 5700. Child Care EXPERIENCED: WILL DO BABY SITTING DAY OR NIGHT. CALL Furnished C ounty, Florida and to serve a copy ther eo f upof Ronald A. Harbert Cl Nat err & Ha bent, P.A. P. Box 7551, Orlando. Flor ida 27507, Attorney for 3pir(e%of cb.t.Lr ,'it.II'tJ 0'OfO!t 1,9th or. .I,. tlow Regular 269 7195 t$IS**t44 ''u ... tino_, no delivering, Car & phone necessary. Call 3737791 after 6 Ladles interested in high earnings 6 ID-Do It Yourself Of Year Florida You are required to' file you r written defenses with the Clerk of the CircuIt Court for Seminole Compt&ecJ,nr*i .."116 95 2)00 R MUELLER [If 8FRAUMstC 299 - ~ inale alley eats look virtuous. Be, l83195 - - time. NO investment, no collec LOST: Small Black Cat, vicinity Bram Towers. Phone 321 $t. Employment Records of Seminole County, 1.19. 1995 . . . 29 .Wiii'V'V, 99 .- ' 12.15 , I DIJ , R''D GIRLS" ____________________________ RI 1791895 #II$I.4Vs444IS II ' GOLD SEAL J10 -_, 0U& ?%01. I '° 1992295 GOLD SEAL CATAWBA 8FSTAIOF18oOKOÜ'i1S OE t CON If .'. ,, ABC PORT. SHERRY, MUSt. I.l9•. 1315 8EAUJOWSLAMCHEU 'VO4V4tI M..,... 1.09 'rta NOW AT 399 4is 2495 ABC.VIN ROSE.BURGUNOY UhU0U •4,lIiS4I A5knnni,rn I'Ii5.MlI. REGULAR PRICES I 00 ONLY SAVAC.i SISTERS' 45 00.'IOW 100.!,., Ii .. ' IQUART I t.'tfTUI$ Innfrmn. UIfllIS). __________________ I 399,,. 44,95 '72 JOHANNISeERGER RuStING 34931.50 I00I IU00'IINtSMIPI tS',,i 'I'mullki Elm THE TRIAL OF BILLY JACK PG .- I:'' S4IktNl01. Mfl SPUMANTE CRACKLING ROSE 5th WI) 2.89 31.95 CABERNET SAUVIGNON S,iII.-tI, 0 (4 (h4b*/.4 Wil - No ! ova 31 95 - - BOOK R ___________ ' 199 2295 jUAN ESIEBAN PJNOT NOIR 199 j 2795 5MJP*r,. . loccedoidegaw"ol t44I II01V'0t.4 ' " 2,99 gj- - II Perfect" probably will prove another success, even among those who just can't understand why grown men should be paid lots of money to play games. For while the skeleton of the novel Is the world of pro golf as $7171 s..,u., 'VP 59401 tsi 01V35 tI.11i, CLUE LABEL IIEBFRAUMIICH 2.29 'V. .4 MADGanita LING ROSI •,sa.* IMP LAMBRUSCO ITALY •0 4 1*1 *hl'iO4ta.s,* SAKGRE Of T RO O 4.69 POST SHISPY,• • 99 CASSELBERRY CSIAM oa orn, post 5MtflAY ,.,., 4 ',.'Ha Monday'S Games . i ______ Wednesday's ' 58 ' Having scored big with "Semi-Tough," a funny, fiction. al look at professional football, Dim Jenkins turns to pro golf this time out and "Dead Solid EEK'S BEST WINE BUYS!! COPSTSQ(((fl 'PSI CtttArn PiTH 24 'i •4I ''ih&ItU I 63 ' - o I I ___________ Pages. $7.95. ____ ______ t(li,I U71' ',' Pi' COIADA I DEAD SOLID PERFECT. By seen through the eyes of narra- _________________________________ ___________________________________________ OPILYAUCHASA!(UPISATURI 4.'• VI.,.a4 S t01I C.*AII' - ft&$lt OStLOPS SOil A. send 60 centa for each. making check4 payable to"Seek & FInd,' Star.Telegram Syndicate. Addre letters in care of this newspar ! %-1 E' _ 52 53 54 -- - A • I 269 Help Wanted Sarah Coventry Jewelry can help make ends meet. Work full or part 21-Situations Wanted h.e,.&M1.. .4 -. . 18 now Lost and Found 9-Good Things to Eat Issuance 1971 • I No. S 8-Eating Places description of the property, and the names in *hlch II was assessed are as follows: Certificate (roBes. Lecithin capsules 7-Motels . Hotels NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTAXDEED (Section 197.491 Florida Statutes of 1569) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Betty J. West the holder of the followIng cert ifica tes has filed slid cert ificates for a tax deed to be issuedthereon. Thecertificatenum. her and yea rs of issuance. the - Place youri available, Touchton Drug, 6-Child Care Beg) Queens Mirror SOuth Publish: Jan. II, 21, 21 Feb. 4, 1175 DEJS1 - To order any or all of the espanded "Seek & Find" honks. - i14_4 ____________________ 99 $0tft 2I THIS 404 P0404 41-WAY I7 92 11 493 CASt OP 4 56 - i- - HOLLAND HOUSE MIXERS MARTINI • MAP 701 • CIA-Ouilli MAh4AyT*i1 I: - - 62 I _________ 1113(11 - I ' - - MA AAhI - Herald. 0101327761) or $31 99$) to Write P o Bc-s 1213 Sanford, Flor ida Reduce cholesterol! Fight tilt 5-Lost arid Found , - 51 1 - . - - I E' 65 V-11117111 - II111100, 'l4 CRYST AL CLEAR PLASTIC __________ ABC' I1i QTS 3 SCCIIAPSO GRAND AWARD REMY MARTIN V.S.O.P. IMP , _____ ___ 67 9SCASE 479 Toronto at Phoen I 95 case IMP SCOTCH 501111011 - Can Help Call 123-ISV 4-Personals "' 20 21 48 149 50 PREMIUM CALWA Ck.t14PL(.I Us' IV? c1sa.o45 . a coa .'.9 vx J LYi('3( 7 SUNRISE f p.. lit TEQUILA I l'Ut A &atm.Ist tDI* Peltilow iT of Deputy Clerk 10 11 Car'rt put the car In the garage. S no longer needed items with a classIfIed ad in the Evening Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous 24c a 1-Card of Thanks S: Arthur H. Beckwth. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County. Flor ida jjuuuJWWJ JulRoom . dull jul iilt HIIIIIIIIII00 ______________ _________________ - 114'r CANADIAN _______ 9 - I 359 4188 3,,.jQ 3995 ID" 4295 39g ,.. 4595 , 349g.. 3995 ' CASTLE 8 . Announcements 1915 16 - ' ANNE ?3.17 LIGHTORDARK VODKA 13 fl 19 - 319 . 3195 449 Pd• 4988 429 .... 4895 sta u ____ _____ ____ _______ ____ ChICIQO at New England ' ST. LEGER WOSLOShIkIsT $ET32RA ____ ______ _____ IOUl1O •KY. GIN .KY. VODKA ROYAL i da '°o ...... •KEN lUCKY DELUXE I BLEND 8 YR "' _____ 4.49 014057 3.99 11w S1i'IV' _____ Toronto at San r' go Wednesday's Games t t5f1'Ie iifti ?B locale. ! ABC 6 YR. KY osL coauz MIIICO i'" hIP 1t71t. S.3T1111c5 5(Ot(k5 QUAiL CREEK SANDY 90' 7 YEAR MACDONALD 5TH KY BRB ________ DRY GIN _-4 J.T.S. BROWN • STRAIGHT KY VODKA 1, BOURBON ________ ________________________ • RUM CERTIFIED • -- 15 I ______ ______ " • thi Want Ads. Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. 3-Cemeteries Year You can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't needs" In NEVER ENOUGH MONEY? Certificate 1001 Instructions Enroll now for January sawing clasu's. Singer approved dealer. 210 E. list St. 37361.61. FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM . 41c a line . 2 -In Memoriam P40. 11 "Hollins". Adults or Teens. 3 Lines Minimum The Longer Your Ad RUSIS The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day, Archie B. WIlliams and Janie W. Williams All of said propert y being In the C ounty of Seminole. State of Florida. Unless Such certificate or cur tificlle's shall be redeemed Sc. cording to law the property deScribed in such cert ificate or certificat es will be sold to the highest cash bidder at the court houte door on the 17th day of February. 1975 at 11:00 A.M. Dated this 0th day of January. - 94 PROOF GIN P LONDON TOWER "111mrViii 0 "M pill STR BOURBON ' to . GORMLY'S, E. 46, Sanford 3734733 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 644.7077 for "We Care,,- fine (S7.00MINlp,tuM CHARGE) PR 9 POS 43 I 4) In which asses , I 26 times that Seminole County the holder of th follow ing certificates has filed said certIficate's for a tax deed lobe issued thereon The certificate numbers and years of Issuance, the description of the properly, and the na mes in which it was assessed are as follows: 71.2iF I to " 2. tIGHT SCOTCH STILLBROOK I __________ j I iT IMP CA*A0(A _______ uAa,a CANADIAN .,ta. 51)7 ~") _________ _________ IL L. - it si as 555(1* $1.10 1(5*11 ...;'-_._i t .1C1 L1,1 l.If.I P-b ' 'I '(\l'.l't.I l.\TP.lII'IIh): " JIM BEAM HEDGES. u'sru., BUTLER 4 YR • 5S$•l P SCOTCH , lull souooi 4.29a, 4.99 WHITEHALL (2,411 Blank Check ''i-. r A L. I-1L ,. .. Fruit Jars-Lids-Seals Sanford Al-Anon Family Group P.O. Box 353, Sanford, Fla. 37771 6 thru 2Stimes .... ... 3lca line Description at Property E 50 Fl of Lot 325 (Less Beg SE Co.'RunPd 100FIW6J 6F15 lOOFt E 45E,l.clbcU j,{J 1 ,i ':.!:. L c' 1 l7tlottw'ig r o't.'t i c., 4 IC.4.!::.I 48C.jI.Ioieca TtL • li'i Alt 5IMe,i,Cvicl .4. 7,' I I I 55Mceenitxe c 56 Scotlish live' i it58 CAN* t,oste AL' I A. 59l on s'pie WAi,cie tOyne stcJaye 3lBoi.nled 61Pealed 11 AdoIecerd 39 Pen n&neOt 62 Among Cr.wleslwro yell 63R'grds(,) l9SethsIon(flt) ) 42Pligalvep'efc. 64 rrutov*s 44Ne* York city 2lR4,bedffmC DOWN 46Vpe' 4 Tinegoneby IWage's 25 Asseverate 48Knt 2Rus's.anr'yv 76 Anatomical ig Dutch cheeSe 'a' tiSSue 4 Bed caoocy f)Knolsk1 5Grtoled 2llu'eolMctc.te 5?AcadernyL54) 6Puh' 2901'ciaideeds 7 610kM 30 Cgress ( I 53 t.frtaspiiated 31 Fem.n'ne oul' 54t)!'tsolwo 8Ds.avowals 9flc.,tibectrees 34 Pressmen 571al.efood 37 lia.l' 3.3Ooze 35H4.vx3e 36 Vend 38 Challenge 40Eipos.we _____ Monday's Games 12 - 30 appeblaton SEisted 8Twoingers 12I,oc,ocan Ind,xi l3Jaiacan plOOCI t4Oei"w,se 15M*es lace l6P.iCOtjt I7Haws'xi goose IBLstsol ci'dates 20*sco 4ed ??Ad1ectvalsu!' 7jPac.t,c!u,rnenc 24ScculgrotI WISER 10 YR PLACE GREEN . 0*lGllAt M(IICAI4 HARW000 + 4 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee j *1 'Ie 43Tiyeted d.sIce 1 thru $ times W. Lakeview Ave., Lake Mary, 327 334). or friends of problem drinkers. For further Information call 173 4.517 l:OOA.M..S:30p,M. Monday thru Friday Issuance 1912 ___ ,.4r1AT ILl VIZ 35'. BLEND ' I- , - it* ur PISAIt ' .- ... 0 BEEFEATER IMP ENGLISH GIN '"" IMP SCOTCH 49 95 CASE i(' V/HA Standings I, ClaillilD MXICO " MORNING - ___________ HodgePod - I' $l-. I"H 'W4 _______ •' 12:00 (2,44) News (6) Young And R estless (8) Jackpot (9) Password (35) Big Valley to Previous Puzzle Answer - , 'Tsr DU I LtII 1ui' AFTERNOON (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes t hA lOtMklS SOU( 07 CANADIAN FALLS 4 YRI. 3 14" 5915 TIttl GIN RUM VODKA ii,'. K 0 86 BLEND 449 . 4995 JACOUIN SLOE GIN MR ED KENTUCKY BlEND 359 .. 4195 01, STANLEY KY GIN OUART CANADIAN SPRINGS 3 . 15' 62.50 90' GIN KNIGHTSBRIDGE, ViISER iS YR CANADIAN BOND 899''•995Q MR ED KY. GIN STANLEY IMP. CANADIAN 399 ' 4695 ABC VODKAGIN .. &a' UT. 12 YR. KY BLEND (4.5 a9.eu65 95 JACOUIN ROYALI VODKA CANAUIA SUNSET .." 449 ''• 415 STANLEY KY. VODKA 6195 LEWIS "66" ABC 8 YEAR ,&_1 '...',JJI.,fl 3-' 6 YR. KY. ITS5A*DltsGafat BLEND SUNRISE ... v. v nil.. ,c.,oa - -' 11:55 (6) News (13) Smothers Brothers Three Stooges MUll (1,I$ 55 UflCItti? ET _______________________________________ Las Angeles Lifestyle 2.99 III '3i?wi 2" 6.99..6maJ 6.49., _.1 NI'J1gI.jy;]MM _____________ Calls . Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (33) Florida WEDNESDAY ' L NBC News (2, 8) 3:30 (2. 5) HOW To Survive A ACROSS (6) (44) Lucy Show 6:30 General Hospital (35) Mr. Ed 11:30 (2, 8) Hollywood Squares is S IISIST ____ SUG P!SAt S$LA (44) Phil Donahue (24) As Man Beha ves (9) (44) News 6:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) or write Department Hours NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section 197.45$ Florida Statutes of "' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, (35) Lost In SpSC*! Ask For Want Ads property DEJSO (24) Electric Company Underdog 3:00 (2.5) Anot he r World (6) Price Is Right the PutIsh: Jan. 14, 31, 21. Feb. 4, (975 Travel W or ld Martian (44) Father Knows Best Wheel Of Forti'ne (6) Gambit (45) Green Acres 11:00 (2, 5) High Rollers (6) NOW You See It Movies (13) Sports And (44) Joker's Wild (6) I 78" , CERTIFIED BRANDY aI) ioo' uouIurn I Ben Franklin 12:00 (6) Movie 12:30 (44) The Fugitive 1:00 (2.5) Tomorrow Show 11 I RED LABEL IMP SCOTCH r" SOUTHERN COMFORT - Pt". i *.4P SCOTCH IOflLtD , SCOTLAPSO LAIUVTI UI*It 5101 515 PIPflIVI*t$Caurn NVAiII '- 3 ... 14 5695 OVART PLACE GREEN 12 YR RARE OLD :, 599.. 6195 STANlEY SCOTCH 15 (11 WHYTE & MACKAY QUART MR ED 4 YEAR ::. 4 01, 8 YR. 860 OLD STANLEY 549 . 6195 UT, CERTIFIED SCOTCH ROYAL DELUXE SCOTCH 8 YEAR OLD RtPEATfR. 389 ,, 1950 INVER HOUSE IMP. FRENCH BRANDY 699. ROYAt VELVET SCOTCH CERTIFIED BRANDY 5 49 .. 6195 0110 YR. SILAS HOWE 599 --,6695 85.8 OTS DEVONSHIRE CERTIFIED 6 YEARS OLD . " IMP SCOTCH • LI! - QUEEN'! ANNE W Caiviciwi.,., taiwfSCA,l CACAO Sfllflt TIIPII $IC 549 II !iI' _______________ ['ill :ET'1W at Indiana Utah at San Antonio Denv.r a? San Diego 9.49 (6) (44) Mod Squad (2) News (6) Andy Griffith For families Want Ad In such cert ificate or certificates will be sold to the highest cash bidder at the court houui door on the 17th day of February, 197S at 1100 AM, Dated this $uhcjay of January, 1575 S: Arthur H. Beckwilh, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County, Flor ida By Ida (real Deputy Clerk Dinah Shore (24) Mister Roger's Neighbor hood (3$) Batman 5:30 law Tree ripened oranges & grapefruit, navels & Juice. Garner Gefur, 416 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL- ANON Orlando 831-9993 ew I ~ W% .-J.2 a little 6. -Livestock and Poultry 6. A- Feed __* &% gut 61 -Wanted to Buy -Stamps . Coins 71 -Swap and Trade 11 -Antiques 7 -Auction - If your 'club or organization would like to be iflclutjet4 in Transportation Blood. this ts;ng call. - 75 -Campers . Travel Trailers THE HERALD 76 --Auto Repairs Parts . Accessories 77 -Junk Cars Removed CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT ?2 2611 711 -Moorcyctes -Trucks and Trailers -Autos for Sale : --Aviation - FRUIT FOR SALE 3" 184 Leclthinl Virlegart 84I KelpI Now all four in one capsule, ask for V84+. Faust's Crugs. Winter Park. described 5:00 (9) (35) My Favorite 1S IU$3v 15 Gift $05 ASS! 55*01*54 V 0 HACHIIS SCOTCH JIMUAMn Sal -. V0O5AGiuM 99:;. tEI3,109514 co,fl(j UI NAPOLEON BRANDY ... 4.99t. ' ___ ___ -i --. - IIC*I NA ii i taaacsa iv, BENEDICTINE & BRANDY 597 York ____ CERTIFIED VOOkA B. BOURBON ! DELUXE BLIND ____ IMP. TEQUILA 1.99,t. I MP 'KAIICI JACQU1P, Irl GALLIANO 9.49 IMP IVALIA* LIOUIUIt Singers Movie cording to Council Meeting Showd ow n Celebrity Sweepstakes (2) (44) Gomr Pyle (13) Winter Park City The Big (9) Junction 10:00 (44) Movie Leave It To Beaver Petticoat 2:00 (5) All Night 0,3u$A6N' k 1 9:30 (44) - Wesleyan (24) Captioned News ' YR . lova101 IA L. (AIIMI Ifi 15 tcacv w $*WIs54I1 ABC GIN U (CIRADflY ____ ___ Casseiberry _____ ____________ __ 3.99 4.97 ._ ____________________________________________ ________________________________________ At War Hawaii FiveO (44) Play Bunny I 4 (( g or ____ t.(vW (9) (44) Movie ___________________________ '. * Hi-Way 17.92, At 436, ' (44) New Zoo Revue Tennessee Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas 11:30 (2, 8) Holy Year 1975 (9) Wide World Of Entertainment I -_~ tosisi FOUR ROSES 8:30 Pageant JOHNNIE WALKER 59",.. 11AM * HI-Way 17.92, Ferfl Park FOUR RLLI.D Moeday's Game lnln 105, Virgini U Tuesday's Game Kentucky at Denver Wednesdays Games PPtp, . It _____ JACQUIN WOLFSCHMIOT r RUM West Division Denver CURItI!fl VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES **4$I TO UI o 486 ALL OUNCE D RINKS u'v' Virginia San AntOnio Indiana Utah San Diego • Ii I 7! 11 .715 79 12 70717 77 .316 13( Il 3) .762 lIt Louis New STANLEY DRY GIN WHOLESALE CASLIffTt ;To s,ICIA&$ uOIIDvCtC, "' G'111 DELUXE - York P1111 kit *114 ( Seminole 3222611 All of said property being in the County of Seminole. State of Florida' Unless Such certificate or cur tlficates shall be redeemed ac Beaver Are YOU a full time drIver with a part time car? Check the Automotive Lloyd C NAVEL ORANGES, S2,SOBU Also Tangerines 3726733 or 332 0167 Section in The Herald everyday. Name In which assessed Howard Bonanza Mery Griffin GIllIgan's Island (33) Leave It To (2. 5) Survive A Marriage 2:00 (2, 8) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) $10,000 Pyramid 2:30 (2,8) The Doctors (6) Girl In My Life Captain Kangar oo 8:00 (6) 4•3() (2) (5) (9) Deal Bozo's Big Top Am America (44) Forum 44 (35) The Saint A*(OLO ANCIENT AGE ::'.' . raii 7:30 (24) Book Beat It! SOu$OP BROOMFORD sstuc,, 10 YR also Semester (8) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotiona 7:00 (2,A) Today (6) News (131 Dick Powell 10:30 (35) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2, 5, 9) News vp 15 YEAR KY. LONDON TOWER Education 6:30 (6) Sunrise (13) Detectives 10:00 (2, 8) Police Story the winners with 24 points. 94 PROOF GIN A.A S DAY SALE TUES. THRU SAT., JAN. 15th , I NQ5tO(TNl5l$jCf$ ?M two ARE 6 TO 'S BELOW suo.s, £ StACK LAIIL T1'OI WMISKY 5 IA ) UO-R - SALE (I I 6.99 ".-." East Divisloji W L PcI. GB Kentucky '. L I ___________________________________________ Standings ABA 7 logo ç,E.nr'a Ilil 1U 1.I Perfecto 1$ 1) 1171 50 TWELFTH - Doubles. Spec, 7: BnbaoMgueI 3910 070 $40 1 Saia Larrers 1 70 3 50 S Quinuela (1Sf 56110 rftr't 115) 5)6590 ft 19 Q 14 ,,7r 7I I' 5(14D, 9:30 ROYAL DELuXE QUAIL CREEK 1010 ''a sic u 8 YR. $OUIIOI _______ JACK DANIELS 10 ILA .; IIIS . N11* York Rangem at Min (nar Arrr 73 20 13 20 3 40 3 P.'necI! .Jt':lc 610 340 380 1 Eddy Elar:. 1 44 300 7 1 70 300 6 Thi5 Is Phantom Alda na Lenil 300 1 Tumble Jet 140 1 ij', I2i Quifliela (36) 51410 Perfecta 137) S144 90 Perfecto EIGHTH - Doubles, Spec. 7: NINTH, .. C. Fermin Larrea S 10 440 3.10 7 4470 1120 600 7 Classy Wink Sala lain 530 450 S Sorry king 7 80 7.40 3 CrdO:eMen(pial 900 4 Play Me 360 6 Qtjinie'la (S 7) 13) 40 Quiniela (7 7) ISO 70 Peffec'a (7 5) 5103 40 Perfecta (1 7) NINTH - Singles, Spec. 7: TENTH, 5-14, 5. 3U5 Zarre 11 00 6.10 $ OannyJax 1820 136.0 Juan 1150 400 5 Nebr 7040 1070 4 Areha Mineola Winston U40 Ouk,t.ta (.5 3) 17) 70 Quinela (6$) $101 00 wh all SI 577)80 1. 1.510 Høndle NEAPOLITAN LAUDER Scott" C1$ - SEVENTH - Doubles, Spec. 1: 1010 SiO 6 10 IMP CANADIAN EXTRA DRY ABC a -- (75) 149 00 Chucho Mencha I DECANTER LIQUEUR Mineola Superstar. (6). 6. What's the Catch (10). 1. MA's Robbie ( Criss Tom Tears (I) RunLucky 4.20 340 2 Brutus $80 Quii'4ela -(34) $27. 00 - Doubles, SW. i: Santl Elorra STANLEY 1000 VODKA Lula (12). 2. Mcnfague Print is 2). i kS Shill (6), 1, Dill, Marie (1), S. ouilliela (37) %7700 5310 ArechaAguirre 11 9-0 by beating Georgetown, Ky. 74-71. Gerald Cunningham led And, of course, Lyman ventures to Lake hiranticy Thursday night for THE match, • AMERICAIS LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER U ABC 6 YR. KY. DID CANADA C*'iAOIAI SIR KY BAB 8 IA ' $ )4 S. 3)52 LarpMcGoo 500 100 3.00 OulnIela ($7 $1O7.iO Perlecta (3 7) 5926 10 SECOND - Doubles. Spec. 7: Echanoiavi 740 340 300 I Eddy Lenir 16.0 240 3 CI BrItia 300 7 QtjniIji (1.)) 571 40 Pt'v1c? (13) Big (57 510920 THIRD - Doubles. Spec. Arecha Atbeqdl 1300 7,20 5.40 7 Erdoza Peru points midway through the second half to help Ohio State heat Iowa 94-77, and Dan Bonner's . FIRST. 2200 540 Perfecto (32) 71 . . 7500 11.00 1.6o 8 Moving (8), 6 Ted's Wendy (1). 7. Asper 520 2.20 i Island Drifter (I), $ Mystic King Tahoe5ujiw 7.60 7 (tO). TENTH. 5.14. B - 1. Mineola Otineii (45) 54370 Taipei IS), 7 Berkley Luck (4), 3. ELEVENTH. 5-14, 31,6.1 Apache Peak 1750 $ .00 470 3 L.L.'S Dan (17),i MyPlaymale($), F's Lit Debbl 3 70 40.20 1 S Mystery Soc (6). 6. Diamond Charge (4).7. Mystic Spirit (Si). $ B.ais 1460 7 .Montague Clarity (10) Quinlrla (13) 571 .6.0 ELEVENTH.$.14.A - ). SOOl (S Perfecta (3.1) $110 i 2). 7. Times Roman (I). 3 M A Big P (I 1) with (3 1) $7,112.60 Jeonle (4). 4 Silver Spice (6). s. TWELFTH, s o, n.0 Mixer B (373,6 Wilclifle Gee (101.7 Imperial Inez 1710 500 740 7 VOte One (i). I Tuft Stutt'n (6) Fatso 3.00 2.20 3 TWELFTH. s. C - I Bang Bang Golly Girl 2.70 6. MONDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS MONDAYNIGHTSRESULTS FIRST - Doubles. Spec. 7 Eddy ,Javi 1860 540 440 5 Quiniela (6) (13) 12:00 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jack pot (6. 8) News (9) All WI,' Children (35. 44) Movie As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Good Things to Eat LOOKING FOR SINGING TALENT, 305123 2311. DIAL DiIcnIIPity Beg$.5IFlS11 Dig EofP4ECor Lot 25 Run S 73 Dig 54 mm 49 Sec W 33.13 Ft S 11 E 104 36 Ft N 73 Dig sI Min 19 Sec E 3)13 Ft PIll Dug W 104 36 Ft to Beg Lake Minnie Estat es PR 6 PG 92 (6) Merve Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gilligan's Island 9 NASHVILLE RECORDING CO INFORMAT10 Issuance 1912 It To Beaver .4:00 (2, 8) Somerset (44) Variety 6:25 (2) Profiles In Hollywood (5). 4. 11111 Trans (6). S. Start TENTH, 5.14. B. 37.14 2110 6 ) braska-Omaha 75.60; Bill An. dreas scored nine consecutive Search For Tomorrow (9) News Almanac (9) (9) (44) Leave (6) 6:15 (8) Sunshine (2 8) Movie (B) M A S It (9) Criss Debbie Firmin 1470 7.20 560 Ramon 7.70 1640 1 Larrea 1610 6 Oulnii4a (4;) 54.40 Perfecta (1.1) $111.80 Daily Double is 7) $312 30 ELEVENTH - DouSles. Spec. 1: Oguizo Mencta I 960 1 o 250 S,anti.Altti 5.00 340 ; &lv Azpi 450 Oulniela (7.7) $$70 Perfec'ta I? 7) $106 g TWELFTH - Doubles. Spec. 7: BilboaMentha 117.50 .4.50 740 i , 8:30 . Titusville Saturday night. if, - Elsewhere, Ricky Coleman' s 46 25 points, mostly from outside, helped Jacksonville beat Ne- 15-foot Jumper at the buzzer Peters, Barton, Webber and Morris are S-i for the season. In wrestling action this week, lAke Howell meets Osceola of gave Virghtia a " triumph over Davidson. Kissimmee at home tonight and travels to Seminole for a match Thursday night. Meanwhile, the nation's top Oviedo is away at Oak Ridge for a Saturday afterroon small college team, Kentucky showdown. Seminole hosts Lake Howell Thursday night and State, hiked its Season record to t. NegulYza a pin in the 129-pound class Oviedo, - lCa.Aiberdi }trilI) ItO- Peters, Andrews, Shrenk, Brandoff, Tim Dale in the 170. pound division and Morris won with pins In the match against . Santi Juan Oulniela (1.6) 53440 PeffectI (I 6) $105.10 pin in the 122-pound division, ii division. bite. Oviedo Coach John Home said he may return to action today. IS60 1060 4,40 4 (St. 2. Rumbler (10). 3 Mineola K's Dor c in EIGHTH - Doubles. Spec. 7: After defeating Oviedo 36-M last Thursday and Triiiity Prep 1520 160 I Poppy (8). 4 King P,n (6), K's Chucho-Tain Merry Michele 1300 6.70 500 a 597 Saturday, Lake Howell's wrestling team is 4-2. Breeze (12), 6 . Optima (1), 7. Bang Talk Maker Al v Larrea 710 • 1010 340 Although ('each Frank Schwartz only has ninth and 10th (52), 5 Scally Qtjinlela (1 1) $413,90 Erdo:a Aguirre 500 3 EIGHTH, 5-14, C - 1. Peggy Qjine$a (44) 5(770 Perfecta (1 1) $731 10 grade boys It work with, he has molded a team that is respected bji- every prep team in the country. NINTH Singles, Spec. 7: Coun?tySwing 2650 010 4 70 5 Calumht'r (12) 4. Mayetta (3). 5 In the victory over Trinity Prep, Scott Peters won with a pin M A 's P'arle (I). 6 Cri Secure (I) 770 210 3 31 60 S X' 510 5 Brave Petty 1 Idomere (6),! K C's Lammi 1$1. In tIlt.' 101 -pound class, Paul Fahlstrom won Zarrc' 470 $ . 3 go 7 Ginger Flavor with a pin in the 108NINTH, Arecho B - 1. Tell Doll Cl?). Ouiniel (35) 51520 300 3 pound class, Denny Barton won with a pin in the 113-pound group, 7 RIva Doll (52). 3 Hidden Island QijinielO (5)7) 56440 Perfecta IS)) 5799.10 Perfecto 137$1S2 io TENTH - Singles, spec. 7: Set Donny Shrenk won with a pin in the 135j:iound class, Frank Webber won in the 141-pound division, John Brandoff won with a pin in the 15&pou!W class, Ray Morris won with a pin in the I8& pound class and John Winans won with a pin in the un!imited i'ut i'I the area. (II, T Knee (S) S Cacy's First (12). 1,20 610 4 Burma (17) 4 Dan's Red (6) Btrkltv R IPPle (hews WOH with Feature - I Dovotass Dow 16). 2. came out, for wrestling due to the possibility (if his family moving Lankey Williams (6), 3. Mary Ella Shoes (3.2) $ Poor Little Robin (I) i, in oo Perfecta (1 5) $13.50 SIXTH. 5-14.0-1. Toni Tress (I). Perfec to (7 1) $159 SEVENTH, 5.16, 0. 3223 750 150 340 3 7 DOUQlMS We%ty IS 7), 3. K's SEVENTH - Doubles, Spec. 7: Gun Powder 1510 600 110 3 Is Rob ('leberg w on With From Page 5A 1 Continued Bicent e nnial -- C,1Ufl,t1a Negut Lenil Stage 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac (13) Movie 8:00 (2. 8) Adam 2 (6) Good Times (?) Happy Days (35) Victory At Sea (44) Dinah .:, One Life To Live (33) Uncle Huble (9) Show Squares -0 -i decisive edge. RudyLlgglns,scorelessfnthe first half, came up with 18 points in the second half to help Texas Tech trip Ilott.tn Breezy (10). I. Lea Babe Eckert (6), 11 40 6 40 2 20 1 23 10 11 10 310 7 Sandi Saul 7 10 400 1 Russian Oqulza AItu 140 I. K'S Stir Pr Ise 1571,7 Criss Rob (5). 3. Haney Galore (4), i Lea Pensive (17). Montague Sinbad (6). S. A Bit - __ TONIGHT'STV Personals 4 h Issued thereon. The certificate nu mbers and years of issuance, the description of the property, and th e names in which it was asseswi are as follows: Certificate No. 306 Year of Match Game (6) 9 Country (24) Orange County oard (live) (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Candid Camera (6) What's My Line (8) Let's Make A Deal (9) Hollywood -9 Diddle Dopper I FOURTH. 5-16. 0 that Serninc,te County the holder of the following cerlifcates has filed said certlflcatei for a tax deed to be Marriage 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (9) Truth Consequences (13) Carolina WANT AD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,. TUESDAY , FIFTH, 5-14, 33.44 190) - Rippy Lane Ica YZO 7.60 440 I Calo.ry floti (6). 1 Haggis (52). 50 4 PUn acop' (4) 6 H B 't Tom 6 Arep,ji tlorzo 550 8 Perhy Sham 100 (8). 7 liE Ho Nancy (6), 8 Swanee's Quniela (1 7) $1360 Qwre)a (4 7) 54440 Sunshine (5) Perfe P'fttji I? 4) 56660 (71) 595 ID Daly Double (77) 55550 FIFTH Doubles, Spec. ; Tuesday, Jan. '14, 1975-7A - 11 Want Ads Don' t Cost FOR TAX DIED (Section 191.49$ Florida Statutes of _________________________________________________ EVENING Notice NOTICE OF APPLICATION LEI Evening Herald, Sanford , Fl, Mississippi 7471 and No. 10 Nlinnesola 214 for their 18th straight in conference play, ex. while Kent Benson added 17 and 12-1 surge midway 11trough the Lew Hill with seven seconds plained the stall by saying, "We Steve Green 14. Ct)flCeCUtiVe victory, 79.59. second half that carried Ken- left. Pitt took an Immetlinte lead "They've been blowing had enough points that we were Minnesota fell to 3-2 in the Big lucky past Southeastern everyone off the floor," said only going to shoot If we got an Ten and 10-3 overall. Conference rival Tennessee. In the gvertitne, but Notre THIRD, S-16, M - 1. Lucky Rip Musselman, who's had a uncontested layup or got fouled. FOURTH. S-16. C. 31.17 FOURTH - Doubles. Spec. 1: The Wildcats, H~2, squan. Dame tied the score at 73 and * In other games involving the 1-fldv Over 1040 500 400 5 (5). 7 B i Domingo Miguel 1640 ii 70 5.70 7 g Cation (6).3 Selsum Blue running feud with Knight ever We just wanted to hold the ball top 20, No. 7 Alabama edged dered a 14-point lead and were again at 75. Starr then put Pill, Bilbon Aiberdi (17). I Circus City Club (1). Ghost 120 750 $ 540 4 60 $ Smoothy Bill ahead to stay on a driving tayup $ 20 3 Zippy Missy 120 6 Chaser IS 21.6 Gerdas World (6), 0gil:a Perez AOIC Mat,icior (ID). S HT Silver QulnieIa (7 8) 55000 Oijlnieia (55) $1S70 with 3:45to play and added four (6) Perfecta(Sl) sai SO Perfect,, (75) $77110 straight free throws to build 8 600 5 40 ______________________ %RE 1* Gophers tied 67.67 when Givens went to six Minnesota's Bill Musselman, caine Into the Big Ten th ree Kentucky defeated No. 18 Ten- work. The freshman scored points as Kentucky raced out to a bitter coaching rival of In. years ago. nessee 88-82. to play diana's Bobby Knight, doesn't "The stall was good strateClutch free throw shooting by a 79-68 lead with 3:55 game." topgy," Musseiman approve of the way the said. "But Leon Douglas, Charles Russell and then coasted home. Keith Starr scored six of ranked Hoosiers beat his 16th- when the No. 1 team in the Minnesotaled by five points, and substitute Johnny Dill lifted rated Gophers Monday night, country holds the ball for six 21-16, bifore the Hoosiers bat. Alabama past Mississippi. All 22 points in overtime to spark but he considers their tactics a minutes against a bunch of tied back to a 43.37 halftime three came through on both Pitt to an 8477 victory over compliment, freshmen and sophomores, I' lead, ends of one-and-one situations Notre Dame. Pitt never led In regulation Indiana's slowdown in the think that shows what they Gopher freshman Mark 01. In the cIitng minutes to help was down by as many as 13 and closing minutes forced Mm- think of our club, herding led all scorers with 23 the Crimson Tide raise its points in the second half. But nesota out of its tight zone deKnight, who now has 7-19 points, while teammate Mike record to 10.1, including 4.6 In the Panthers finally tied the tense and into a man-to-man, record at Indiana including 15 Thompson added 16. Indiana the SEC. on a spinning layin by score The Hoosiers then outscored in a row this year and four was led by Scott May with 19, Reserve Jack Givens keyed a BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) since the two young conches - 7.10 2 ° At Sanford-Orlando Monday Matinev Results - Urza TWELFTH. .. GoocNabor Peggy Shan Mike's Specia l 000 RACING FIRST Doubles. Spec. 7: L.rrI Reit(a 12 10 5 40 g oo 7 Mt'nch, 5nch. 770 610 7 Eddy A1bcdi oo Qu'nicLa 0 7 54550 Prr'I (I 7) 5391 SECOND - Doubles. Spec. 1: larri Aram 1500 1740 340 3 Strategy Big P 1 II $7,Io iu Dog Results MONDAY MATINEE RESULTS ~ - - - - __ - -..-.--------. + * U .-. 5- Red cos& TGood -, S . - �84-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, Jan. 14, Want Ads __ ___ 31 Get 1975 People - __ - — - ---.-.--- __ __ 3! Apartments Rent Furnished lor7Bcdroom Adults Only Park Avenue bjl. Park 7545 Park Drive. In 21061 Apartments Rent Furnished 32 Houses Rent ADULTS. NO PETS 116W. 2nd 51 Adults only No pas Furnishedlj,-,mni,,.,.,., 'wn E 21SI St, Air conditioried, wall. wall carpet. SIIS ,north, SSO 3 ROOMS, CLEAN CLOSE IN, 513 MONTH. 332 6261 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT 7300 MELIONVILLE AFTER S I Bedroom apt., turn. $110. 1 3 bedroom apt., unfurnished. $110 , isis 31-A 513 63 month! Buy this handtomf block OupIx near Sanford bdroom, stove. retrigerator. air each side. You pay only $3500 down Total price $2'950 Call owner for appointment. 534 903.4. & last ,ro plus No pets 323 SM) W(c. 2 l,,,1r,- 1 Mo -- t, "I"', for ic,)..'~ $I!,.) __________________________ Payton Realty Houses Rent Uniurnished Cove Unturnispied dOwnitaris, %173. Upstairs furnished, $95. Whole house, 1200 ptut damage. Fenced 3270334 - ON RESERVOIR LAKE 0I.2.3 Bedroom Apts. *Swimming Pool 'I 1 $59 1011 r Disposals S Dishwashers Lake Jennie APARTIflENTS 323.7900 ORLANDO 365ssss ON LAKE JENNIE SANFORD 1-2 BEDROOM APTS FISHING. BOATING DISPOSALS Mobile Homes Rent - - - FREE PORTABLE TELEVISION - — — Beat inflation with low rent cr1 a 7 bedroom mobile home in CAMP SEMINOLE. 322 4470. With Each NEW LEASE 2 bdrm furnished trailer. $t Geneva Gardens Park, 35 Mobile Home Lots __ For Rent - -. - 1 Bedro#m Suites from 149,00 2 Bedroom Suites from 179.00 3 Bedroom Suits from 221.00 .., 000 bath with Florida room - 11 /,/- - * - ,~ '"\ - ___Ay" 11I " #1",I -_ - with cit rus Irm. .. ! _X T. FROLY '7 - -. - TAKE TRADES walking COME OUT ANn IN!D ECT mocaton.$,ap,p Call today to see bedroom home could be a doll It's New; It's Here, It's N ow I l3et lot electjon now available in ,,, for a home Of their very awn One block from a Small lake Only be VA program permitting you to have a second VA mortgage. A SANFoRo Sanfords finest TIRED OF RENTING? This cozy 3 P4ight5337-3.421 or $ll.S park, Come out today and reserve 'our 'hoice lot. - Ti find out exadlywhereyou call Johnny Walker Real Estate. tnt., & General Contractor, We *ill work with your Plant I,ii affirmative decision on your M" n" MAY have — in -- State Rd. 427, 2,3 east of 17-92. Walker Real Estate, Inc , and General Contractor, 327 After hours, Bud, 3727111 Or Ken, miles Ph. (305) 323.8160 9 Orlando 834. u$AcE COVE ,, 3737112 ________________ I) / Stemper Realty Vttef An% No Down, I bdrrn , large, tof. $207 mo. 9 pcI. Acre Realty, REALTOR. 3?3 - . - Central F$orl4a's MULTIPLELISTINC, REAL TOP 1919S French 372 4"I 3727114.332 1496 In 1959, 322 1" ------ -------- --'----- f inest established residential area? • , burs. lpct mortgage, or refinance i VA or FHA 172000 - - 9(N 373)30) 2640 lUawatha Ave at 1792 _______________ Properties Homes, Lots And Commercial I - -, M __ -IV--; Custom Crulsor. siso and take OYCt the payments. Very clean Situated On Large Wooded Acreage " aiza ' ,.'-1 .MHN 1$41DER, MIScelIan.ous For Sale AM,FM stoirto radio. Contact Bill offer. 32,1.1177 after 6p.m. _________________________________ Y loaded. extra low — rniteage.IiyysaInJ Pope. 332 1431. Dealer. Stan's Auction IM .. _ Remodeling 211 W 25th Sanford, Ft. 322-3103 ________________________ , .4 - —i-- -. __________________________________________________________________________________ _______ EXECUTIVE HOME - LOCH ARBOR- I with Cu$tom •ztras. 17'x34' pool. W.50, :; - -._- - ( _.-. '.- __ -- - ._.r_,a'-"-"-' - - -- -.--.----- .'.----'- SER'V oak bunk beds, ..-. .- - -- __________________________ '...—_ ___ Have and ad-venture, browse through the Wart! Ad columns often for Quality bargains — Carpentry. Remodeling, Addlti, Custom Work. Licensed, Bonded estimate 373 40w. - Journalist for to -. .. Odd Ithri n4 Central 'at A. ,'.r Curxltonng For free estimates, call Carl hart-is, at SEARS in Santord )fl 3 Park Ave _____________________________ __ - I --- id Lke r.c'* rre Designing & . . -. ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2S62 Park Drive 372 U65 ______________________ - is C.' - g ________________ George $ —__________ Classifi ed Ads are here to help you __ —_ Interior- Exterior - Plastering Plaiter patçl'ting and simulated brick UKcIsIlly. 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Annie Russell STINE MACHINE & - items, OO rots, " All nimict. r.i Players Tuning RepaIr,$67 9300 mud dobber. — - cost.. Iitushelpyouptac,yours -' Call 13276') or 831 . 2 ' _ Remodeling and Repairs. Room addiIinj. Fully insured. G references Jim Treo, 33) call the - - ___________ BE A REAL HEADACHE rgutarI _______ N. ,r '.1 :.- : since ave an eve for real vai, q. Ir you'll eve the CiASSIllea Ads - CAN Pops Concert Soviet - __ _. — Wall Paperin PAUL SLATER Pfrvft%SiOnsl WAIIP#pw Hanger LlcensaResltla,,com m,rcial Free Estima t es, Ph. 3776673 AsmaIIClassifletJAdbringsb, returns Try one and see Call , — 'o , buy. Self. rent or %*a-) at a low Nome Improvementsi - _____ _____ ____ ___ lSfl• WOVed dealer. 210 C. 1st St — Evits. so n4i _____ one Cleaning -- __________ 4 - Floor _____ _____ — 773 4161 Cl T 01 Y it & ..roomng Ph 372 jOS7 WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST' , $ (i the t.rip ou v'r'ed ll ___ 37) Call Cnt.vjit Dept SANFORD SEWiu CENTER 337 A East 1st St., Sanford 322-9411 buy, tell or rent with a Want Ad. -' ____ rd not Dressmaking by "pens, Singer 3727611 or 5319993 _____________________________ (In lptors tharrpocrd A. clean You are always ahead when you Alterations, __ Pay balance of $70 or 10 pay from. Dave's Furniture, $09 Sanford Ave., Clearwater Pest Control -- - , , One time or monthly 321 0535 A Small C',lst'fied returns i, one and TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerlyHarriett's beauty Nook) __________________________ SI? C. Pine 3rflS7t Singer's best model, wiixls bobbin In MaChInIp. 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Cement Work, Light Double oven Hotpoinf electric stove Golf Carl withfullsetofclVba 2100 Don't Arthritis wnere Free AT NOLL's STORES mmli of U ,,,i - _______________________ canrtx. Counter tops, Sinks. In. stallation available. Bud Cabell 322 9032 anytime. stand, -- -- MonettHickson from Stings of Experts Raw ectory ir __ $100 Set; with •w IC-ES, -- GOR MLVI. E. '4. Sanford 373 1733 -'- me to aner Jr., - -- never uw sacs . my _ __ . I..... is 1!iTLJ_.,' . is .L WI 10 got some - . . - of ..._... for -- ________________ Rilow Whole,at,, while they last: American of Martinsville. Solid 19n. 177 1CR) - Christmas shopping her collectthedebtfromhtgwidow, Area E ngagements family and his, who good insurance ________________________________________________________________________________________________ The fact that the husband benefits. "works" supposedly excuses I had no note, but word water high School, he was a Miss Hickson is a 1973 him all other obligations would be good with his widow. Stephan-BistIine the school graduate of Seminole High even buying a birthday card But what if she asks me what it newspaper and yrnrbook. He School and attended Mr. and Mrs. F.W. e for his own mother, Today was Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Hickson, Co BIstline, completed studies at St. llege, Cleveland, Tents, for -ELCENTRO Longwood, announce the Petersburg Junior many wives ar*a1so working College in 123 Alma Ave., Lake Mar', one year. She presently works engagement and forthcoming full-time outside the home, but DEAR EL: I don't know what 1973 and is now studying ac- announce the engagement and in the Seminole County cuse marrage their counting at Florida State Property appraiser's oflice. She Frances Kathryn BLstline, '' unless you are desperate for the them. University, He will graduate daughter Stephanie Lynn is the granddaughter of Mr. and If you can explain this to me, 1450, forget It., and charge it to Paul Stephan, son of Mr. and with a bachelors of arts degree Hickson to Bryan David, Mrs. T. J. Townsend, Lake PACKED Mrs. William F. Stephan Ill, in June friendship. Abby, a genius. Monett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mary, and Mrs. W. B. Hickson, Clearwater. Joseph H. Monett No date has been set for 2400 Key Sanford. The bride, born in Sanford, Ave., Sanford. weddiui. Her fiance is the grandson of a 1971 Lyman High School Mrs. J.H. Monett Sr., 709 graduate. She served as a band Edwards SL, New Smyrna, He Lyman. She received was born In DeLand and an associate degree at Seminole ,_ graduated from Central Adult -_ 111gb School at Seminole Junior attending Florida State FACTS... ,. •_L.__.. C...I1.s. T.L. I VVIiU bSuv1g1g uurr. sir i UiIIVI[5Ity, I aiianassee, . DIL in the United States Army. she ic also j chorale officer. She Details about the wedding ,. plans to graduate in June with a ____ DEAR 1)11. I.AMI3 When I 11 will be announced later. bachelor of arts degree in was a un girl I lived part of music and sociology. --a ' my life ona nice farm where we She is t he granddaughter of "'"P Y' -- had a hundred scapes of bees. Mr. J.A. Bistline, Longwood, ' One summer it was my duty to % ,,jf —j and Mr. and Mrs. LE. Stansell, watch where the bees went V. Black Mountain, N.C. when they swarmed. I was The bridegroom is the suing very onen. iioer people I • .... od and ll (I WV sii.'ir uuioru McKay, . . wearing a bee sting and would now I milk? I cannot see where the Beach, and Mr. and Mrs say it was too bad, but skim is used on the box. William F. Stephan II, Clear- _____ __ . would suffer from At Ieit is the actua)fhjckness and DEAlt READER The dry water. 6P 4 rheumatism later in life. W Sk,s an, At vi u,i. iduate of eflCyClvSTEPHANIE 1, pedic Official 1975 Associ3ted Press srern.s that the old saying may cellent food. I recommend its 1w lilac, I am curious to !(T) if use in low-fat, low-cholesterol .;ti Almanac, Packed into its more food preparation because it Li it is just a happy accident or than 1,000 pages are facts fligures ;.. , .. -1 good source of high quality , protein and calcium. and information on just about That DEAR READER can increase (tie amount You every subject of interest. If you often said, but there no thing use in recipes for desserts, 101 , / to it. Fortunately not everyone you MOVING want to have the right answer cn will be Douglas Krumbhaar, as calling the Annie Russell box of sauces and even in making gets arthritis and you are Claude C. Daisy and Ellen West office, at Rolli ns College. h and, instantly, this portable, the lucky ones. You wouldn't homemade bread. That increases Arthur Fiedler, conductor of the Mrs. McGuire. The children in tho rlint with-11 increasing Slides must for your reference library, never sben a bee in your life. Boston Pops, will be presented will be played by Jeanne Neem the fat intake. An unusual free prograin on This wives' tale is dangerous Jan. 26 at 2:30 p.m. in the and Clwis Ifamniel. IT'S AVAILABLE THROUGH Life in the Soviet I.00kon(hetopandbottomnon Orlando Municipal Auditorium bee stings can be Comedy highlights will be THIS NEWSPAPER AT THE dangerous to some people. They the box. The Carnation brand, by the Women's Committee of added by Karla Bilderbeck, Union" will be presented by Dr. Lensen and Mrs. SPECIAL PRICE OF',.. can cause a violent shock-like for example, says nonfat dry the Florida Symphony. Jonothan Bryan, Darcy JUddell Itumiya Lensen Jan. 29 , it 7:30 & reaction. Iliese people need to milk on the top and bottom but The n.ame Arthur Fiedler Mike Goldman and Krai 9, For fast relief i PLUS 25 CENTS I be treated to decrease the not the sides. It is as good in means "POPS" wherever the O'llara. T'he "uncouth" hobos P.M. at the new Interstate Mall ior POSTAGE campus of Seminole Junior anger of a severe reaction to every, as the fortified skirii 80-year-old wonder miian of will be played b> Kista Phelps .--= & HAr4OLING an unexpect&I sting by a bee or milk you buy afxl is a lot music happens to be conducting Laura DeWolf, Becky Bryan Pan-A m erican Bank. USE THIS "UPON TO ORDER cheaper. wasp. whether It be at home in and Kathy Krumbhaar, The The slide shots will focus on DEAR DR. LAMB I agree Simply fid out There is an improvement by Boston or in Orlando with he production is being direc ted by :.#Upon anry milt it people and life in Soviet Central ..,.. with thy Proper remittance i:hecks Sue thoroughly with keeping one's O'llara, with Florida Symphony Orchestra. Mrs. Maria Cole and Asia. which Is relatively made 008. to THE ASSOCIATED . weight down to nominal by in the refrigerator. Don't ask Fiedler believes, "ts' who assistance unknossn to PRESS) t the address :d.id Gt Hostess. Westerners. Dr. s:ttchlni cholesterol, Fats, and .o. . rests, and whyn l)avitl IX'WolI, Like Brantley tth li ,'sting LOPICS CJfl be easily obta'rtcd by l.cnsen, %thO is a professor Sugar, plus proper exercise. salt aLso helps enormously. I questlonedabouttiisrctiremcnt high School students. ordering more than one copy with this history at Florida State Admission is free. A bake sale 411f Two glasses of fortified skliii don't recommend this for SS he may cut down a little on handy coupon. Allow four *teks tot MARGE WILLIAMS milk per day Is a must. patients who must watch their conducting conunittitients, but will be conductcd by the University, and his wife have the Almanac to be delivered by mail. 372 1812 Some of my friends tell USC salt intake.) I have often he loves his work and thrives on Student Council, In conjunction Just returned from the Soviet ord Union where they were on the they use nonfat dry milk. When woridered if, In the processing, It, and is still searching for new with UW PlaYI AP ALMANAC Senior Scholar Exchange. Mrs. mixed and placed in the some salt was lost that affected ways to Improve himself and MRS. DONALD BELL j P.O. Box G•22 Lensen is a former Soviet refrigerator overnight it tastes the flavor, his music. 3221812 j i Teaneck. N J 07666 citizen and a Soviet University Casselberry Winter Springs 1 all right. It is much less exTickets for his Jan. 26 per. Annie Ilussiell Theatre at graduate. Still another technique is 11) Enclosed is $ for i pensive than fortified skull add a little bit of honey to k. lormance in Orlando are Rolli College will copies of THE OFFICIAL ns usher in the MARILYN GARLANTI The program is free and open i 1975 AP ALMANAC at S2 00 p l us 25 cents for handling milk. We all know he inilk and let it Stand overnight available at Streep's Ticket new year ; with the sipirited 8349212 to t1k , public. and postage. prohibitive rise in (00(1 3ts In the refrigerator. You will Agency, Orlando. AltamonteSp.ings comedy, Cock.A.Doodle.L)a- radial tires Take over paymen ts Call 1346426 .. . )iR large living room thjiri, 30' cx Appointment some more etc. on -- 5 -1973 Torino Sta. Wagon, 3 seater, lt',Ml. East II 3739719 ____ ,' Full sIt. bedroom Suite. 3230116. Coil For — anniversaries, graduations, my wife 1971 Fcsd Torino 500. 2 door hardtOP op, Built With Pride By Additions ___________________________________ an ard to Find 1967 Nova, I door, hard top, runs good, 1430 or best Auction Auction SaturclayP.M. ii' ins w. ,, —111 .... ..,,,•'. Complete accountnq and ?jj vice for small businesses Williams AccountIng, 3327113 BUY -SELL -TRADE ]it 313 C. Fi rs t St canisfilif ASSO( time on __________ education system. women, Currie at The Herald. - 1name improvement. •. ____ __________________ ____ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE PAYTON REALTY HOMES OF DISTINCTION co~ns 109 W. 10 St., 323 4ISj ACCØ4III$1P Home On Lake I t"!rr.. _____________ as for pct. bit. 3378511. nd )t, Drvn,zlgzag,a ____________________________ position Like new Condition. sold 3 or 4 bedroom, 1' bath house Good uyer. %23."o. r*w for UL b&I&nC$ of $45 Cash or Spaymeatsof 11 0 Newwarrajity. Moving? Why not live In Sanford's _____ Joyce Montgomery, - FOR SALE BY OWNER: Apart. mint house with 3 as. at 1009 C. 2nd St. Lot 233'x100', garage 74'z7Y, double carport, 2 blocks from 609 bid hospital, loins Lake View Nursing Center, 3 blocks Lake Moor", 35 min. from Disneyworld, Sanford. Terms, $27,500. or will carry papers at it '-- ________________________ — DISTRESS SALE- Commerciail DIamond Wrist Watch, Ha milton building on Hwy ly,?Z Lot Movement ka Ct diamond. Will 121 ,132'; building 1000 q, sacrifice. ., Paved parking for 23 cars. Priced reduced for limit ed time fron, MAITLAP4D FLEA MART M 1'W to $10,czo Ic, qui ck sale. 1911 Hwy 17 92 OpenSat & OWPdF,R! RELOCATING- Anxious tosell3bidroom, lbalPt.b.autjfyl . home and location. Fenced yard. ' sl HouseholC Goods Plenty Of Citrus. Walk to shonnin ralse In guarani 111-SOO Which Should permit ouallfiedbuyerl to mortgage up to . _ i_'• sample, ed Ills 1973 Oldsmobi le (9 passenger) gny great extras Convenient Days- 372 6123 55 17.97 Maltland ---- lace, a thiS MOBILE HOME PARK extra sharp. In come An Investment Property SO distance downtown 4mw only 517.300, Large down pymint. Call now to see. A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUF. FICIEN' a 2 story 3 bedroom home with Southern Charm Room -- - - - - you are bedroom home. Neal and clean BROKERS -' .- e iT gave 1966 Mustang 7+2. red, loaded. ___ ---______ ______ . to stretch, qlowi ' - Reuni ' CLOSE TO SHOPPING small 2 '' r" a_n I for ' -_ ly Owner 3 bedroom attractive II cared ocif country homt. Nice yard Car . . Anytime FORREST GREENE INC REALTORS In 6)S)or645 7313 Houses for Sa, Buys - Any GOLD - - " 1977 Vega Hatchback Coup., owner, like new. Terry Realty. REALTOR. 62$ Dill. flOW! within * ' Lawn and Garden . -flr i - (WITH GOOD CREDIT) ______________________________ , a- ___________ SOMInOlt pasture, beautiful homesite. SAN LAPITA TWO-STORY, POOL! 149.300. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Older, but newly decorated. -. -- -- City Mustang ExcitillerifCondillon Call In 4617 Hwy. ________ _____ SEMINOLE COIN CENTER TURNIP PLANTS. $1 PER 100. FLOYD FREER, 3775191, __ - ____________ - WE BUY AND SELL PURPLE TOP WHITE GLOBE - I ____________ $50 Down Stamps-Coins ct . mw----;:~ 1SUl, '$ fl e f k-I . ____________ 1970MGB,GT YOUR SPRING UAOEN SPOT NOW, FLOYD FREER, 3225191 Lots and Acreage '* ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prIces paid. usid, any conditIon. 6" 4126. Wlnftr Park LETj_AETit.L V-.4 Pef1t ISUOIF.N ' S — Autos for Sale For used furniture, appllancss,toots. ect Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Marl. 71S Sanford, Ave __________________________ _______________________ TEE 'N GREEN — BIG F AM ILY? WE , - - 41 ------- 80 - Wanted to Buy 72 un '15.. _1__.-_ - •..• CASH 322.4132 NOLL'$ Casselberry, 17 97 $30 4204 - . . way 1973 Yamaha Mini Er,dvro, 90 CC. ' ---- cabinet%. as Is. Cash arid 62 -- __________________________ new'?lres,4,73$mites IiCensedf road.900dCOflditIon )22OJlóafter 1:30 Well fertilized Bahia Hay, heavy ________________________ bats. supply limited. 32) 0179, Farmer's Market. 69 , _______ _____ - 68 - _________ And Supplies Mobile Homes 43 LAKE MARY - 3 bedrooms. IY CAMP SITES for rev Hare your second home away from home by renting yearly for low rates at CAMP SEMINOLE, 332 4173. Professionally Manaçed By Henry Hoche Inc. .• Feed "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY'S, E. 46, Sanford 373 6233 Chain, Straight chairs, filing GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive Sanf ordifl 5200 _________________ - - Resort Property nr Dnrit 36 RPIIV 322.2420 67A . ' ._ — BLAIR AGENCY "'3"' -- USed office furniture Steel desks (executive desk Wood L chalrL secretarial desks & edac occupancy in Carriage Cove, Sanford's newest mofipe home park. "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" It — -. .. Molor(vcie Inwrarme JIM DANDY JAll-FEED Office Equipment — . Motorcycles 78 __________________________ Thinks to Classified Ad, users get fast results at a low cost. Try one todayi Phone 322 2611 or 131 999' We now have models ready for baths, a reel charmIff. 124.M. WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. -- family room, Shag carpet, attra:tive yard. 530,500. __ 1505 W. 25th St., Sanford family Stenstrom Your MLS Agency REALTORS 2545 Park Dr. ____________________________ - — 2 Mobile Home Spaces For Rent. No Pets CAMP SEMINOLE, 332 470 'LUXURY FOR 1 THAT'S A CLASSIFIED AOl ________________________________ 42 ________________ — in 961 . . . .------------- titiflQCOnmunèly evertIav, react .1114 ulp Mvm 011fi C'1 11 j"; ,1611 Qt 1331 94?) 2927 Hwy. 17 97 60 Auto Repairs - COLOR TV. 93M0N1p4. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. _____________________________ ______________________ ------ Naturally, no woman likes to more older women returning to college, there Is no doubt the be compared with a goat. But when the goat is the one dynamics of the working world r from Carmen Demos Dc are changing, said Dr. Siegel. shoplifting were to s:e "u AWOMAN,NATURy Gasztld's ' Prayers from the In the economic and shalt not steal" printed on their DEAR WOMAN: I'm no we have to admit the professional world she believes Ark," bedshcets every night, they genius., but I'll try: The notion comparison Is appropriate to women have made significant ng. at all the social obligations the position of women in advances. '.j".: — __QAC~, 4 Also, people need to be should be handled by the wife Is general today: "quivering with "Make yourselves flexible, reminded that it is a sin to kill, a ('army-over from the days I an adventurous delight on the mobile. create your own op_____________ and to commit adultery, and to when the fi e stayed hunie and tIons," she urged. Of the wnmn .1 summit of the world." covet anot1wr man's wife.'rhey took care (it the kids, the kit. Anyway, that's the Dr. who hold jobs ou tside the home, b forget that it's God's law to then, the correspondence and 82 per cent (eel bet ter f or It Betty Siegel sees it. honor their mothers and the Christmas list. that every woman needs a Pretty, sharp, and ½ ____________ funny as not . fathers, and to remember the Today, sshen so many women can be, the vivacious blonde job to f eel fulfilled, agreed Dr. Sabbathdayand keepitholylr contribute financially to th e Dean of Academic Affairs for Siegel, but warned that despite _____ we had the Ten Corn- support of the family, I think Con ti nuing Education at the technological advances, women rnandments printed on bed. their husbands should assume ki . University of Florida, ad. today who do not work outside 4. sheets and pillow cases, it could thel: fair share of the social (lrcsJ more than 100 local the home are spending exactly . c ha nge the world, obligations. women in South Seminole as much housework as Iwrotetotwonianufacturers County, Saturday, at luncheon women were In 1900! DEAR ABBY: Two years (lass of '$4 included from left) Emory Green, Joyce [iavis, of bed linen, and even sent them Sims, Sharon Elherry, Linda Gaines, Betty Brown, Patricia marking the official start of Combining a career with a sample sheet that I made up ago, a friend of mine came to (;eraldilie Wright, Mreedes Lemon, Barbara Lomay, Evola ituliday, Cynthia (lark and Be rn ard Brown theringisn'teasy,Dr.Selgel International Women's Year. nio me for financial help, lie had i myself, and they both turned This is a good time to be a admits, but f or t unately being a gotten a girl in trouble (he was inc down woman," said Dr. Seigel, who good mcther does not depend on a family man) and needed $O0 What do you th spoke on "The Three Faces of the time spent with your ink of my for an abortion. idea? Eve" woman as career children, but on the quality of Class Of GREAT '64 Is IDEA I gave him the cash. When he IN ted person, as mother, and simply your relationship. WASHINGTON got his next paycheck he And things will woman. much "The Future is Now... Time dinner was a program which School. DEAR GREAT: Send me a me $50 toward the debt. 'Men he If. Umon, Devolia H. Sims, And she spoke from ex. easier when men are better for Decision" was the original paid tribute to deceased class Members of the class at, ilarbara Givens, Cynthia perience. A former lecturer in educated to the had and I'll sleep on IL hard luck. One Importance of of his teen-aged kids was in a theme of the class of 1964 at members. The Society tending were: 11nda Gaines, Bdrrington, Jean M. Feacher, child psychology, Dr. Siegel their roles as warm, supportive DEAR ABBY: Why 15 it car accident and had to spend their 10-year reunion they Orchestra provided music for Bettye Brown, Barbara B. Patricia HolIday, Barbara holds the highest ad- and involved fathers. considered the wife's respon. five months in a hospital. The honored themselves with -To the evening's entertaimmenL Dowdy, Alva B. Hill, Joyce Lomax, Jacqueline Boston, minis1rative post of any woman As for feefing fulfflled as sibihty to take care Honored guests for the Williams, le Young, Gifted and Black." of all thC bills were unbelievable, so he Jacqueline H. Walton, and in the state Dr. Siegel believes we social obligations? SHE has to co evening were Edward L. Geraldine D. Wright, Ste phen Joyce Davis. ul dn't pay anything on what Si te is the wife of a university have too little self love. "Feel acknowledge all the gifts with The class of 1964, which was Blackshear. principal of C. Wright, Samuel Harkness, he owned me. Also: Alice and E profewr and mother of two good about yourselims, and thank-you notes. And if she the 37th graduating class of Crooms high School; Willie A. Samuel Alloway, Bernard Bowman, Idella Barkley, And Individual don't wait forever to do the doesn't do it, THEY don't have Then my friend got sick, had Crooms Ifigh School, recently Ashley, assistant principal of Brown, Joe Nathan Campbell Sharon W. Elberry, George woman she projects hemelf as thiM that are ImporWt to bad manners, SHE DOES. surgery, and he was terminal, celebrated its 10-year reunion Crooms High School; and Earl and Arthur Jackson, Bush, Larry Jones, Mitchell attractive, dynamic and you. Honey your dreams and SHE is expected to remember Tliank God he went fast. at the ,Mayfair Country Club, E. Minott, sponsor and music Also: Emory Green, Ilutnell, Constance I.Ark, Errol fulfiHed. all the birthdays, weddings, I don't know why, but I told Sanford. Following a buffet instructor at Crooms High Margaret F; Brinson, Mercedee Cherry and Cynthia A. Clark. With 40 per ce nt of the wor k only lifelong ,companion this man owned me — force composed of women, and yourself." both sides the family. $450, but I told her what exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, ___________ 1119 Classified Ac1 serve the buying ana ___ • :. HEATED KENNELS. 3323752 TV. Radio - Stereo n Reconditioned Batteries. $17.93 - Boats& Marine Equipment room._862.500._32)_371). MILLIONS of dollars In Real Estate is Sold daily in the Classified Ads Nothing small about that! SINGLE STORY ~~ mo.. Mobile home with Fla. room on private lot.) miles out on Nice and quiet. 3fl-57s Adults only. Apartments .1 - — __ - ___________________ ANIMAL HAVEN & BOARDING KENNELS way - Shop today'& Classified Ads from your easy chair. -- - $500 DOWN . - ! LA? . ' - AIIBY: I have a wonderful idea, but I need your help. We should go back to God's laws, so I thought up the idea of having the Ten Cortitnandments printed on bed. sheets and pillow cases. If all the people who are Parts. Accessorjes Fre.etogoodtiom, after 641 1004. _______________________ A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRI NT Ci'd'Y HANDYMAN'S OWer7 bedroom. on ly sii, this one! _. aris, Relax 53 -- - - P MOONEY APPLIANCES 321069? rn- dining rms.. cWn with fireplace, mod ern eat in kitchen. carpet, :irap". double garage, large wor • 34 VV LARRY SAXON, REALTOR, WA(Alt service, used machines BEST BUY IN THE AREA bedroom In Sanford. masonry 2 acres excellent farm land toned for NEW 3 Bedrooms, 7 baths, dbl. garage. DW, eye-level over, FF refrigerator, disposal, shag carpet. 2406 Hartw ell, 0332 - 531-7173 eves. PHASE II GRAND OPENING I Old McDonald Farm carpeting, landscaped, paved str"ts. schWs. shopping 1195 2616 Marshall Ave. 323.0142 cr 323-0532 322 kfzliaMflDr — DEAR - - La - j v jJJ tIIlI'It%IL. SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE 7311W Is? SI 3 73 1711 76 DeBary 15' Cobia full canvas 1OHP Johnson 3 BdI'flfl, Sanford'i best section. 4lvanhzed tilt trailer with I2' Terms by owner, $35,000. Low wheels. All 1974 equipment. Take down Pa y m en t . 322 4)95, 3r over payments. 3274179. 21.64. _______________________________ l?'CobIa,73HpEyinrude Longwood, No.7 Sleephollow Cove. I and trailer, $600 Bedrooms, 2"t baths, screened 327-17$afters patio with pool, Drapes. 7' . in M. Shown anytime. ROBSON MARINE 377 74$ 11) baths. shag SWIMMING POOL OFF A lR PORT BLVD. or weekends. 14,1975--i B -. - I- % u ,.- I till fl till All Plan now to vacation this year your own Rec Vt, from AKC Male Irish Setter IlSOor best Olfer Appliances 349 $601 alter Sor weekends 52 1 1969 Win.'bago, $3600 or pay equity 5. take over payments 373-3632 322 7610. manam ents -- S German Shepherd puppies. No papers, $15 each 332 $473 after S 409W III St .372-7335 11' 9 Camper-Travel Trailare bred $63. S weeks old. After _______________ - 1311 SANTA BARBARA Q, I Beautiful Bassett puppies thorugh Tuesday, Jan. . . .1 . ---. . . - - - 4791 REALTOR 24 Hour Service — t.om floor We alto buy estate%, etc DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy. 46 West, Sanford Pets and Supplies 65 KULP DECORATORS horses, cows, pigs, chickens, AImtt new 3 betlroorns. 1, baths, ducks. etc.; with 3 bedroom, 2 C.H L.A. At.tume mortgage, no bath, concrete block home. Terms I Br., 2 bath. 1401 Forest Drive. Silo Qualifying, mortgage at 7 pct It desired. Johnny Walker Real MO. $30 damage deposit. Estate. Inc. a General con. tractor. 322 6457. After hours, Bud JOHN SAULS AGENCY 322 7111 or Ken in.n42. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Day% 322 7114 Eve% 121 0415 Broker Associate Reg Real Estate Broke, Beautiful spacious ranch style home with Country atmosphere on a pMUST SELL NEW 2 BATH 3327443 pt-ox. 2 acres with fruit trees. I HOME, all extras, good location, bdrm.. 3 baths, formal living & _____ _ Make offer . 37 - *Fishing & Boating S Drapes 377 06.4$ _____ construction, on a wooded lot OVIS~dc lCrCeflcd Summer houSe Don't wall, see it today. REALTY CaliBart Real Estate Sartora 3 bedro,3ms, 2 baths, 7 car garage, air, shag carpet, self cleaning oven Almost ne,v Call coiled 3 636 136.4 eves frigeratorendstove 1413 Valencii C? TAFFER 322-420 3 Bedrooms, 1' baths, carpet ed. re Tnnj3 Courts SANFORD 3 Bdrm. blockhouse Central air & heat, $) 3fl.7)I$ After Hours Corbett Real Estate REALTOR Reg. R ea l Estate B rok er 1100 E. 25th St.. 322 U55 plot. Orange, grapefruit, ta ng erines, carport. plus $130 mo 3230$ij •, dIlv — — Early American Cherry Finish EstendSto$?"wlth leaf and closes 1020", $299. NOLL'S, Catselberry, Hwy. 17-97, 130 pointment South Sanford. 7 trm. complete ba th, living room, equipped kit. chin, large Florida room, Au,,. room, drinking water welt, large The Master's " 3? 3 26i0 Hiawatha 322 1301 residential area Miture adult only. No pets 332 1793 HERALDSClassif ied . And4Clialrs wood privacy fence, carpet. Unbelievable at FHAVA. _________ CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR, U). 17n. enclosed garage, fenced oak '"(10 d varO Pri(ed t)elo,y replacement cost only 129.500 with 8.3.4.43 down Attume ; pct. mortgage Call today for op LEASE- Deluxe unfurniShed of duplex, kichen rguippi'j, heI air, quiet e*clusivtSanfori n. Drop Leaf Table rom, 3 bedrooms." g,'rage red $9,000. 372 165$ WOMEN Auction O.nan Paythos,ChrtmbbY$CIli ms in THE your unwafltrd 2611 Ornamental stone fireplace, turned columns. sunken flAfl.l..1 Iafl.IR, BEST BUY FOR -IS lmmacula,e 3 bedroom, 7 bath Masonary home. Family room, Central heat and air, carpated, iIlWlst St.. bedroom apt., 8150. Grounø fiø forget it with a Classified Ad. SPANISH CHARM Country Home. Large Yard Neat.) bedroom home, well to:a?ed, $ 17$, Plus sec urity. Ball Realty, Ide it Oxation Reas,onale rates Vetne )&5 3771 antime 000 72 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet SIarnpooer ID, on ly Uper day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3 bedroom, p. Jim Hunt Realty Uy Owner: 4t,,,r oom ---- DUPLEX- Furn, ! unfurn Hot! * 323 606), 373 0317 — CASH BUYERS ARE WAITING READ YOUR CLASSIFIED AD — I ISOdeposit. $319051. •at.in Equipment for Rent 64 SPIECE BEDROOM SET WiS SANFORD AUCTION 1200FRENCHAVE 3277140 IJrAI,1 LJ1Ii DI6.. M.UNSWORTH REALTY 503W. 1st St. air. fenced yard. 641 02U or $31 $351 after StOvC. refrigerator. Air, $135 pb carpet . ajp, Whilø VT III lt. They're 3 Bedroom. 1 bath, central heat& Duplex Sanford area. 2 Bedroom 1. E New hovseslna rural area No down 7374 Park Dr. REALTOR payment, monthly payments than rent, Government sunsIdired 3229214 3773991 to Qualified buyers Call to see if NORTH you qualIfy it Winttr Springs, lovely 2 bdrm, I ba th. Fia , living & dining rooms, wall watt carpet. Silo mo Call $313437 after 2. - Duplexes * %j Selling. ____________________________ "Get ' FM "Get .,l * blsck and wThte and read all - I roam furnished duplt, 74th St 1s1 - . flam. mural air - not In the Herald ClaS%ititd ads . or 7 bedroom duplex apart ment Furn ished or sifurni%hed, I 31 swimming pool. 4320 S Orlan(o flr. 323 2970 For Sale Your aparimeni only . Those Household Goods 2606 S HWY. 17-92 dinIng 1 Florida rooms. large lot I" 10th Arbor. 377 1 10 It is January clearance time Si "Don't Needs" last with Classified Ad 51 REALTOR 373 3771 Is A.... s.... nsa, II, i1cjfi9d Ads are here to help yoi t:c, salt, rent or swap, - at a loi cct - let us help you ptac,A ,ours-Call 372 2611 or 031 9993 ng, __ *eO-encis. United Real Estate Assoc Inc. Toll Free 62g.SM open 9 a M. 9 p m damage deposit 3230630 ESTATE By owner, I bdrm., 2 baths, 2 car garage, large eat In kitchen, 3 yrs. Old. 537.500 )23U12 alter Sand Option to Buy 5 SP1Ciou rooms fr, heat. ICfled Yard khie ...L... Mo 322 3167. Park — Furnished garage apartment 5*3 month or $23 Week. small deposit. Orlando 131 1009. - Jenny Cla rk. A$ 372 ISVI; "I 11133 Day. Eve Acerage.$140 Mo. Houses for Sale P 1 NECREST.... 4 b.00m. r.muy room, fireplace, kitchen, my.?". IIUFFMAN REALTY - Are i uy Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 41 Houses for SII SANFORD Furnhei 3 room garaç)e apart. merit 41 Unfurnished WELAKA APARTMENTS fli W 1st $ I.. B Together-Those - - - .- STATE..._ ZIP ________ ________ pat.61. la fat AItocjISed Pr.iI �i :__.._.r_..___....i1 I i .I----,-- ..---- .-- - - .- - . .. - -, .-- - - Sanford, Fl. Wanda - .-_ - SPECIALS: Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. M 4_1 Sales.Servjce Gun Sh op -Now~ TO YOUR EXACT SPECIFICATIONS Shop HITCHES OF ALL SIZES Celery & Mellonville ~ 1. £ • From The Shoe Tree • Dollar Bar gain ____ - -1 CUSTOM BLUING A PLATING R' SPECIALTY ____ ~ 1-4 __ ?95 LOCATED I - do 41I.V11. if 080 $4 SPECIAL - .. whM bilm"s. HqavV_ %' lifh"*. iA all 4 wh"v 3141.0" F"i - __ % % R r4l a Yttl*w bill, I / For Every Puepose -_ - - __. . F,-- ~ __ / 0 S~, . . ___ - - - I 0 wffi~ - t-_ !X=' 1wop~_-qW IN - ;,r _A:~_ [ggeorge II 0, ~ ,~ T - __ .,*- -, ~ ~ - Z 1 - W. , , -. - I . i t' f 1, LA " !- .1 $. - ,- I - * I SHOE SALE I _ rgLdw lookV , 1~_ .._. OF -71" _________ 6 op ) --- . I 1. - - -1 _7,,~ . ___ -_ Senkarik - __ ForQuotes CALL 1; _j r 4 17_ __ r - ____ T-t1 0' --- I - Jumping Jack 2 Leesburg -Daytona -Sanford Bill Wilkins, Mgr. ', o. so 444 Sanford Airport for 0 436 & 14 I ,1101- I.*,, A, -- 1 Sale Open Daily 10a.m. 9p.m. Sun. 1p.m. 6 p.m ' ______________________________________________________ I I a NURSING - __ -11 - Vale Shoeland where your friends are:" ( • DOE S . , 24 Hour Nursing Care For AN YWHERE IN SEMIPØ.E ' Out Patient Therapy At 393_9997 Fertilizers . 9 Horse Care Items j o Tac ; ~ : P1 P# P aI 9 Annuals *Vegetable ns smart daytime and casual kick styles of boots on hand of all away? Ph. 322.6707 I.,, Seminole Countys Only TIMEX REPAIR CENTER N*j 1 1 -_ _ STORE-* ASK ABOUT OUR REPAIR SPECIALS. .-. ~ ;=-~<*- ) I ! '.- _!,~-' COR SANFORDAVE ANDSECONDST. Phone 372.2624 ___________________________________________ Sanford, Florida - ,- t~ L: _f VMi W4 10% A er ves S A • Men mw Look At Pretty Faces A Let 1975 Be Your Most Beautiful Year ( ' 4" -' ' k TIMEX REPAIR CENTER PH, 831.2285 39$ LOPIGWOOD PLAZA H gwood 1i .. Iii up use MERLE NORMAN'S Three steps to Beauty A Beautiful New L oo k Begins with a Bcififvt Complexion SHOE SALE I lue for AfERIE NORMAN COSMETICS & BOUTI PH 313-2631 DOWNTOWN SANFORDJ) - --._ ________________ / 11O PARK AVE - ' -. 2'r1. . 11 1l1 4 RUSH HIGH ; ; ;0 , First St., Sanford. M k BOTTO -tj ~-h Buy 2nd 1 pair at pair regular for tow price - purchase - Garden Land 8AM OAK CHAIRS 8 S f RUN;WE y fer 2 PRICE 1,4 1 --0 I . .. p -_.,_~_ ~_ % , . . . . .. . SL =, ,I- Planting Guide & Almanac 1400 We. First St. PtL 323."30 Sa nfo) (In The Old Kilgore Seed Store Bldg.) ,I _L - - - , AMW I t r*ed s. - - . $ --;, ... _: •- i? A 4 • "• ' A dealer for Sunnyland and Company Gar denLand has Pesticides and fertilizers needed ror a twalthy, hardy, Producth'tgarden They have new Kil gore seed planting guid es on ha nd which are a tremendous help to even the most experienced farmers And lmanac calendars are read a Ior you to pick up Now It the time to pr your sprIn, vegetable g,,%rd ...) . . : theast United States. collectors Items, and could give ri ['ubi&hc'j as a public . .. ), - . '' .~ , ~ 1 . 4 4IS ? ' -: t 4 4 00 -__11_1~ It - - mm'= -ow -iffV- - ~-- ____~ -0 - .1! i' 4 . 4%" ' -, ' I . / -# - 'A' 4 - . , ' :-+ 11 , I 1A - -1 - __44 1 . ' . .. I - -4 W - - . Aioj - I _____ _-Jf . .-,J_ rr~~ r------- X_~ __ - - __ - - - - _ ready for Your selection. . F II _______________ . I fI GardenLand has a fresh s'pply of annuals, nice azaleas. They carry '$ ~_ - _: ~- - - __ - IM-1104111 : . .'. ! R _ breathotheoutdoo -sintoyo,,r home the year round. ... - 1 r___-___.= . - I E - , - ___ i tree - te U ' I' c*z Sr%Ke the i-,'c.a - 11111111E_ ~~~~~~~~~l-- .1 : . il l- ___________ _. S 0 '.. ~ - ~ ____ - - - _ __ . . j --~~ __ ~___ Aig~~______ a-la - L 1:-~ _ ~, ~ ~ - _9~____ . -, A - ~ ' ''' . .,. i'c,.i-''i.,t .'' ~ W -~ ~ , -1 - U - _- ~~ f 0 am '. - - 11 W_ 4~_~~ - i f Visit i_I_ 4' Everything . lot-the . , _- - Our At - ____ - Ride :_7 ___ ~ Ixj_i__;~ - _____ I~_ ~ I! ? E I * .9'f.J"I' ' toP Bs V.. 'I - I _ . .0 . I, ' I b.JL - - -- - I ,__ = ""'" ,' " f ' 2 I. .M..., , ' '' - .Ull ' _ -I I I Iftimmo- ,'. i lIb 1"1 -, 1. it . , I ' c-Xx&:? Your Story Is Read In The you operate a business in Seminole or Volusia counties, you have an important story to tell the more than 100,000 readers of Thern Herald's Business Review. Put your advertising message in the Herald Business Review and let us feature your business with a picture and a If £LJ1JI__.______ II . __ - - __ --, -__ ____ . - _______ . n_ =~ out of your cigareucs. No dead cigarette ever killed ir~e - roots breathe, House plants br-ng a .- A sandy. And about 60 million trees died. So if you smoke in the forest, put the life sersc in ccper.tkm with the AJ.ensng Curi' ___ t.uiiutt s r,w1.. - Inside KetcureIItaflce can sometimes means Sa varese and his associ halted trading, "new s pend IradIng on the stock market - spell the (fifference between ates have the power to in. ing," but the stock already had despite its acknowledged Ire- losing a little and losing a lot .estigate manipulation of stock fallen $3to $11 87 on a volume of prices, to halt trading pending 46,600 shares It was then that quency -is a difficult crime to Sharp detective work can un prose Neserthelecs, Frank coera stock fraud before all a clarification of nes about a Saarese's detecti'.e work asarese and other Wall Street company's assets are gone, or company, and to censure bro- began. 4u -itCiI%CS 4 1. L I • I Ii If in '.11 I, iWIIh IOp,I%L 1211 .Wrs. irauing can L I.. nunt Irlest soaors, Ii offi lied the floor to 1 and their principal weaponl are iflestors - not Just a fe in A recent inestigatlon in learn the names of brokers ho .ohing the stock ticker and th e ropi- siders - a n equal chance to trading of Geon In had placed the sell orders . puter printouts. learn critical news about their dustries stock proV.des a typi. From t1win naines and adcompan cal example of Amex sleuth d resses of investor accounts The federal Secu rities and work By JOSH FI1'ZHUCJII were obtained Fxchange Coiimrxiisston has Last Feb 22, trading in Geon AP Business %Sriter , 'We ask brokers h the> re as dela)ed at the market's lEW YORK (Al') -' People final responsibilit) for the rU alwas be tempted to buy obe>ance of trading las, but it opening because of an imba acti%e in the stock, savarese or sell on inside information," has dekated much of the lance of sell orders. An Amex says. '.'Do the orders come from legwork to the various ex- official irtimMately (ontacted vtys Frank Savarese. And that's why the American changes under a self-regulatory Geon, which said ftre were no soliciting? Are there few or min) investors?" The Amex, for example, in port So, the stock opened f away from a brokerage house tr ading at 1033 am, down i, In the early 1960s to organize %estigates 16 to 20 unusual trad In the Geon case, Savarese more point from the tC%iOUS day's and his men discovered a lot of ing situations a week and the exchange's Market Surveilthan 400 different stocks a year, close lance, or 'Stock Watch," dlvi activity in one brokerage firm, At 11 a m ,however, Geon re- and a late night phone call from although Few cases eer go to Ion porkdtoAtneofficialsthatits .1 (,ton empioe to a twohcr in court 1k' irtI 13 other hite collar lbe New York Stock E'x- directors had reviewed a pre- the firlij. detectives, as they're called on I 11-11 Street, have the respol,si- ctulnge Nis if similar "Stuck Ilminary earWngs rep(,rt the "it was then we began to reity for detecting, halting and Watch" Mision, but withholds previous evening and U)c report alize the possibility of insider Ftl' figures on the number of stocks showed profits sharply down trading and had reservations Investigating tra ding the from the year-earlier level, checked, "f. Amex that might Involve fraud. about earlier statements by the Practically speaking, this Shortly thereafter, Amex broker," Savarese says. For the small investor, mar1 •ul41 I__r._. r '" ' % 161111111W 1`41111111111 W - - Last year, some 12.000 smokers didn't think when they were in the forest. They dropp'ed their lit cigarettes instead o( crushin them dead out r And so I2,.t. forest nresstartea unncces Ilveable and loveable. - ADV. se Unusual Trade Too 4• - 4W ' .% - .i was made. There are some new fine pieces of furniture, in Wall Street -Detectives , '1 I - A -L% 'PA- - # -_ %~ -- , , 1% Sanford dolls were designed right after stands, an unusual comb case the original Disney production with mirror and many other very year around glassware, dishes, jewerly, cut piecm of depression glass In . '. , $ 1I.V ' *,..,, -:4 2562 Park Dr. touch Let your imagination carry Betty and Ethel are in the brass lanterns a beautiful outstanding condition. you to B&E Furniture, 237 So. middle of packing for the mohogany desk and chest, a Don't forget the Depression Hwy. 1792. Casselberry. De pr essi on Glass Show to be gorgeous little wash stand in Glass show c om ing up, and Øierflowing t he premises of he ld at the Sanford Civic Center walnut, a pair of paper mache don't for ge t to st op by 68. E this quaintly cluttered store are on Sanford Ave. the 75th and geese, and a Marlene Deitrich Furniture, where for a small thousñnd of Items including 26th of January. Their booth poster with a chrome frame ancl cost, you can select the items new and used furniture, will be filled with 1200-1300 glass. Au these pieces are that will make your home more - W.W~ &-j,f4rf.;f . •:.-F% ' . -d Ail CONTROL, INC PEST Sanlord's Oldest and Largest Company Of. -1 BROWN ' ART POTATOES 0 I j CHINCH BUG SE s ED ' - LL322aus RED . -q•--- yoyr home will t 940M - I -1 i ,4i 6i;i i: t6 , w --k-- 1% . GardenLand earries three 91XVW _# the envy of your neighbors, ADV. I I - .g.r__v tilizers, plantsfocyourterrarium Also r,-,.- %, FOR FREE Is rather exciting, Antiques are licensed appraisers, and have pieces Depression glass Is over. F ound in it are such king an overwhelming operated shops In the Ma itland getting harder and harder to ieces as a beautiful Lincoln Omeback on the furniture Flea Mart before combining come by, so make sure that you p , rope btd which has been con scerve. It's hard to f ind furniture don't miss this fabulous show. their business and talents in ver ed and specially titled with today made as well as antiques. Some new acquisitions J f 1973 The s to ck OC box spring and mattress, a Picf surprisingly en ou gh, stock at B&E include Snow a it their store b buying Y b the seven Dwarfs Queen Ann library tressel table needn't cost you an arm and a Whit e and estates attending and autiful with a drop leaf, oak wash leg. With antiques and e wo or ree buyIng trips cloth dolls. These be Imagination, I So whatever your gardening 5PM A new room has also been to b that one type of furniture name It, you'll probably find it. tremely rare pieces on display. was found throughout a home. Twenty-seven to 30 dealers are added to the many found at The "B" of B&E Furniture Furniture . Titled the today you will find various Betty Smith from Maryland involved In the show, and of " An t ique Room," lust browsing styles of furniture coordinated and the them come from all over the together, and the effect it gives Penns "E" is Ethel Ban from country lust to show their through It will make you feel y lvania. h like you're reliving the past all ens -0 ,. - _. garden equipment decorative wrought iron plant holders, bOots, hoes rakes gloves soil 'est kits, planting soil, peat plants and a nice variety of LADDER BACK NEW a USED FURNITURE WE BUY SeLL-ONE OR A HOUSEFUL -9 Let Art Brown Lawn Se rvic e '.jt retail seller of bulk seed south of Jacksonvillp, according Ic a owners, In addition to seeds and GardenLand has new seed potatoes and some vegetable plants inctuaing on ions broccoli cabbage tnd coltrds 8001v EXTRAVAGANZA • AA - home furnishings are that of gold, silver, brass. copper and Helsey and Fostoria. Tt*y will "anything goes." Where it used bronze decorator pieces. You even have a few of their cx- 4 y ng ,I ' i $100 V Ali r., -1 i";3 ,s 1%0 Isve my 04"99 dWW r"Wom a *0 n WaA O~,Lj, -1 . :; 4 tam N1 bol Its" aft &#%VMj fill"of (.at., g'all -1).". , 390 Longwood Plaza - Today's fashion trends In glass, antiques, paintings, and cluding pieces by Cambridge, your home lust the added Whether you have 3 small healthful exercise. lHelp lower neciessary except the effort. goal this spring, be It small cr home garden or operate a large your food bill by planting a You can supply that arw be the large, GardenLand stands farm, you can satisfy all your vegetable garden. GardenLand healthier and happier for it. needs at GardenLand, i4co W. will ready to supply your Suppl y manure out fertilize, and fumigate for nematodes t& 2 - t.i, lows BUSILVPACK1NGFORTHI..DEPRE&!ONGU5HOW Shown here are Betty and Ethel owners of ME Furniture I . plants bardenLand carries an I .,.ci SW . . . arounds are offered, times. t..j Their t Doll ar Sale if you're t he type of woman In addition to boots they st ock draws PCOP from all over who doesn't blindly follow thel men's shoes, both dress and F forlda,so the selection ever changing whims of casual. Krause glove leather OP by today fashion. then Shoe Tree is the shoes. Converse canvas deck and t5BI your dollar can place to shop. They carry shoes and Minne Tonka moebuy. ini - p' HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED Sanford, Fla. pp, 0 -.. equal value for ' : price. G or en an . _________________________________________________ 1111111111 ... .. el Tuxedo Feeds vivid and sof t pastel colors with sport type, motorcycle and accetsorles accordingi y, I 140 Seeds 919 E. 2nd St. '.C[ lOE boots. But if YOU buy one pair of :' / Private Patients - VA - Medicaid LItllJUCT.,JJ1i.g.jjj1 n.., IP at - i- ~_! - -1 ____, " .- -- . the friendly employe$ share a find It for you. Greg states In order to make room for their spring and sumry,' s hoes Shoe Tree is clearing out their fall and winter stock at this fantastic sale. rwro '.inI'.,' - -__~___t - -A~~ - should visit The Shoe present location sln 1967 with what you want and ftp. doem Tree has the largest moccasin n't Seminole w siie and Plaza, Greg Kazrnier as rnanage AU have please boots at the regular low price, stacked and low heels. Pumps, snake boots. Shoe Tree strives Wouldn't it be worth y ou r while youcanbuyaseconjpairup,o elegant evening shoes, dressy to keep at least 80 different toPlanav,sittoShceTreerIght SUT , -. In addition to shoes, ' ou Can common goal as they greet "nothing is Impossible to find if find a ccessories ch as each customer with "I rn going you search hard enough for it.,, coordination hand bag to help you save some money For men who love the look hosi".' slippers a,., a variety Women can select from and feel of a smart boot, Shoe of 5h oe coti hundreds of styles in sizes Tree carries the best. Acme, Shoe Tree keeps n customer only a dollar. All shoes in the ranging from 4 to 11 in both Ding,, Wrangler and Texas are wide and narrow widths. There some of the better brand first In mind, and selects store are on sale except men's various styles of shoes and are sandals galore in bright, names. There are Wester n work shoes and men's and , - il iI Z_ ___ - a sale is in ogress In which a dollar buys a tot. Purchase one pair shoes at the regular price and you can get another pair , CALLS . , 1 I _qQ . - xxxxxq i&~~~ I.4 Right now 44 HOUR SERVICE . you Tree. Casselberry. ' "DOCTIlls 801117 Ail ~aa r Home Owners: __ SHOES, SHOES, AND MORE SHOIZ ... SHOE TREE"S FABULOUS $1.01 SALL IS MOM ON NOW ... Greg Kamle r, IT1111111111ger of Shoe Tree bappfly displays sip showing $1.00 barpI=. It you think that a dollar H.B. Taylor has owned and different styles, not only the CasIm are allo on hand. Sho,e doesn't buy anything nowadays operated Shoe Tree in its latest fashions. Just fell then C AL HEIGSTROM Ph. 323.1330 BId. 143 (30th St.) outique Interstate Mall L:tran.ns -% ,1,7 ill; - , -'ema 0. ___ L ø',"to 11"x )7' -upto3o J *" a= ~~ WaIflNopict ures yefl I don't have on my Wny airlines have handy brochures on basic X L __ . _.~% 1P V - - --I ___________________ I L M1 1 1 1 1 1it- I-%;&' ! . -. L .# It Helpful Hint: -1 - V i - 1111111"111. I- 323 Irma IS opies per min. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 04 travel. We specialize In . ___ - _____ -.4 - BEAUTY SALON - - - Ujdfl4j) / Glass&Pa,ntco,,nc Ph 372 4622 ____________ 210 Magnolia Ave -Bond paper - Your let. ., fop pq [~~j ORLANDO, INC. 574 N Orlando Ave., Winter Park Mall o lear n more about this Iflng destination. Trips planned anywhere in the t , ~ %V11N I ___________________________ ME - __q Oviedo I33ta"Pob,+onOçardO .1 COPIER stuart CO. WN &GARDEN LAEQUIPMENT 0 WHOLESALE-RETAIL 4 - . TRACTOR Route 426 AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES - ___________ ___ ,I I ~~ L J OVIEDO Guayama, the Humacao. Let A011114 , ( - __ WAWWW31~ WW_mW=T _1i -10 R- - - I- S100 - ED% *a •WALLPApER 8O7W2dS Sanford, Fla. 32771 _____ Phone 321-0334 FAST ACCURATE ECONOMICAL I I - VICTOR DRAFTING SERVICEO 11 W Liberty - 16-24 Ytar Olds BLUEPRINTS I test the waters of the lovely _~il IY -* - -. . . O.- . 1 ,I ~ I ________ SHOP DRAWINGS ____ f~ ~. - of individuals. Come to ___ LOW RATES *MIRRORS HOUSE PLANS ADDITION PLANS ~. - - AUTO IWSURANCE •GLASS . CUSTOM MADE: I 13Wt Aqwq 111LUMS % 'O - - ~- . __ -11 - __ __ _______ I :- - - !t 2!~- i > - - ~__ - ___ I ; - k_ - - --- - *t* 4 . ri '.I '-~ : _ I I f) . f, # , I% X: ____ ---is, ~___%!rl ass Show _____- :stdoS cover the asopao., the fried planlano! will not discover the history an Island that Columbus discovered In 1493, We will miss the Old City of Sar Juan, the restored Spanish bu ildings, the rugged outlines of the landmark fortress known as El Morro. G1 ________ - I - _ - - Lewis "Niffi-m- - -, - - _ IF - I ~A -.1vt~ - - ybe able De Pression ,. 2311 Ist. St. N 10 0 SPECIAL Letter Sill, PC9 $2 62 -11.9S L:I S aUureoftheCbbean,ps ear . The f us 0 - : PA - you wuuld be surprised how B & E Furniture Says 323 COMPLETE GU And SCHLEN1( Cfflflg,aflurUgsn'Ht?Bf • Pick A . DUDA AUTO PARTS .. IT-__ Puerto Rico. The very SANFORD 1 I : Lloyd's Bicycle . __ • • • - TRAVELIR CAMPERS, TOO , prises . . • • nos : __ Sanford, Florida ]?III A subsidiary o Layer . kles 4 .... Indutrtap Pa, SR 4,! RI. 1, Sax 129C. Powtr Court . JOHN a Pull. Putt On Out And Save At 1 ;- 11 Completi' 11 The Firing Line Transfer File Tmet Ii 11 ii 0 __ i 1 4 . 6 607 W. 2Sfh St., Sanford 322.a7ll 0 A - - Parts.Accessorjes Tuesday, Jan. 14, 1975-38 . C7314 TANDEMS.3WEELERS It" $4 Ifeltrill'sip *lives 1-0 A_ , .9.- 10 SPEEDS .UNICYCLE Elaine's Welcomes our new hairdresser Bobbi Bennezette who studied at Bruno's Institute of Toronto. 11 .9 - -• Tuesday, Jan. 14, 1975 111T111TruT . - M 2 BEvening Herald, BICYCLES ~__ ift Cf_ - '- • -. . - _~#- �413—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Jan. 14, 1975 by Dick Turner CARNIVAL B EETLE BAILEY Mort Walker - AT BRIDGE........... %VAVIIN - RUN AE-i; L0091,%45 A TWE ' By O-SWALD and ie COLJ E i 6i 4G'' TO NEAg OFF X1 I i NORTII (I)) 975 J 14 I should F2AST As 105 _____ llll}llO II . -. ...JUST TELL 'S t WANT -.' M OQRV AsOuT ME W4AT 'IOU T0 LET 114EM ThAT, OSCAR ... ME KIDNAP U! oe WANT 10 DO. North -south vulnerable West ... North East . J The bidding has been: 14 %est North .111 h 1' i - Four spades by orth would an ironclad contract. but by Art Sonsom : Fq QUIST r —i. ._.-tI I ii IT MAY 86 IMPRACTICAL-~ICNI VIEW OF OUR TENUOUS FINA IAL CONDITION, PR5SIDEN7BL41ER... by Ler ... BUT, AS 4CADEMIC ...TO A STUDENT AGAINST ANY POLICY THAT GUARANTEES A hold "No, this isn't 'Dream Boat'! This is Old 'Supply Barge' speaking!" contract by playing dummy's FUNNY BUSINESS 0 to.):, %ta lncttad of nlndding thiti" htarh T W A01 1 04 Y ,~'( Mq WNR 15 NOT Tws —_------..., , 64W 2OViER *A AE55k4a 45 I PUCKER UP, DEAR WERE I COME;— 1 • Chic Young -, PT-TOOEY! HE DIDN'r EVEN SkAVE THIS MORh:!N3f - - , AS XV H4 W M I ' Garry Twdeau cy" ne 4elffAwr y- / s' 'PING INTO HAR I GLEAMING - COMC ON, D A RIPLIN& I . of the Union address at a joint session of Congress. Ford revealed he wants to ise November has been revised downward from 4 to 7.1 per cent. crude oil in tanks and underground ca verns over a period years so the country could cope with any repetition of the IM State officials were quick to point out that A bright spot on an otherwise gloomy many employers do their hiring around the 4 Arab oil embargo. The President also said for em- were the first time that he wants to grant utilities a three-year stuit tax Credit of 12 per 'to specifically speed the construction power that do not use natural gas for about of up to term oil." office said work orders are picking up I moderate increase." throughout Central Florida. Meanwhile, a Stromberg-Carlson official "Orders picked up here very well In early reports change In conditions the San or January" the analyst said. She also said Seminole County's unemployment for furloughed Dec. fl, . sheet. The fact sheet said Ford new law require la. bets on all new autotnobdes and appliances spelli ng out how a much energy they use. --- . major Impact on the average eltizen was mentioned In Ford's text but was spelled out not say how f - One presidential proposal that could ultimately have a at -- or Nescott, manager at Sanford's stiate em- job orders for Central Florida are proctessed, ployment office, are computing Seminole County's unemJust how long the upturn will last, or what ployrnent figure for December. It really means, officials could not say but a "It's gonna be up, but no I .T plsnta from we can 't -. cent for wanta a d rate — -. N to COLD OUTSIDE Phillip Butler lights smudge poU to ward off the 31 peratures that hit the Sanford area last night and this m orni ng. Butler was trying to protert the thousan& of mum plants of car G. Carlstedl's Wholesale Florist on E. Celery Ave. I . attorney former by Al Verm.., VE9ZY 1 Man Arrested In Van Burning C14,ZAS F1 FOP CARS! g. WINTHROP •: by Dick Cavolls '. By BOB UA)YD Herald Staf I Writer c ''4 '.4 vi / 'ti -- J I N A.PY.0 I ____ • _1 r -- I HAVE A r L - JUGHEAD ? ASSNM1NT, APZHIE? ILI: d ___________ _____ Il by Crooks & LewNnce BE VOL/f WATCH f YOUR JO8 TO WAT OVER I ,\ o - EEK & MEEK -' '' — II ________ — WEU LET JUST SAY... I ' 'I / - by Howi. Schn.id.r - ' " ( C IM FD di uad 'Out Of Business OVIEDO - The senseless theft and burning of the Oviedo Volunteer Fire Department's rescue van last night "puts us out of the first aid and rescue business," Fire Chief Charlie Beasley said this morning. He that 75 &) per cent of the department 's calls cu calls some 20 to 24 calls itionthly. The destruction of the van and equipment will also wriously affect the department's firefighting capabilities Chief Beasley Id that the co tamed not only rescue and first aid equipment but also packs firemen used to enter burning buildings and extraction equipinent. missing after the Semirsole County Fire Department notified them the $10,000 van had been destroyed by fire. Sheriff's Arson Detective Sgt. Robert Kunkler and County the theft and burning last night of a Oviedo Fire Department Fite Inspector Joe Mccluen . I Inv re5cue van. were heading a probe of Sheriff's deputies found the incident today. burning vehicle in a wooded Oviedo Police Patrolman area near Balmy Beach Dri ve Larry Neely reported the f SR36 Forest City, Just rescue an as parked as usual before midnight and discovered at tt.e fire station next door to it has been stolen earlier on the the police station at about 10 40 opposite side of the county. p.m. when he passed on rcutine Jailed on charges of grand patr ol. larceny of a vehicle and third at police Officers degree arson was Forest D. headquarters said they heard a Faller, P.O. Box 193, Oviedo.vehicle 'burning rubber" but Deputies said Faller was didn't connect the unlnstIgated noise wi th the theft arrested near the burning of the rescue van until after it ehicle Oviedo was discovered afire at Forest City. Neely said evidence at the sta tion ti inddii c ated that whoever stole IIC an ."Illacked it into the side of the door frame on the fire station" 4A and spun the vehicle's wheels in Around the Clock 12B getting past the door frame. Bridge Calendar ......... -.5A in a separate case, Sheriff's Classified 1011-1113 Vim Squad Lt. Ray Parker estimated to were res e air lie placed the total value about $10.000. of the loss at The Seminole County Grand Adams Inn owner Edward v was shot five times, The Jury has indicted a 19-year-old Adamkiewicz Jan. 9 at his suspects were mTesled a short ftedo man in connection with tavern on U.S. 441 "in the time after the slaying at a a sawed-off shotgun holdup at a perpetration of a robbery." trailer park in nearby Orange grocery store and two men in Sheriff's detectives said the County. the slaying of tavern owne r ictim Ile volunteers were paying for the van and equipment out of their own money, acmrding to Beasley. The only funds the department is P T P drill-t rainin g . U fundstopayoff the van, which wasabouta year old. a The grand jury also returned four scaled indictments Nesterday for persons not in The indictments will , remain un,til,, persons named are arrested. The sealed in di ctments are belie ved to be in connection with recent robberies. The Seminole Count Fire Department has promised to cooperate and assist the volunteers until it can replace equipment. Chief Beasley said negotiations for the loan of equipment were undemay this morning. John Ilenry Mobley Jr., 19, of Oviedo, arrested by police Jan 8inconnecton with the robbery ofJett s(,rocer at Oviedo, was in o y jail t oday on $10,000 nd. I'S., . i' , c grand j ury. indicted MoWey on charges of robbery, use of firearm In (if it felony and ix)ssession of a short-barrelled shotgun. The indictment charges Mobley took money, a money bag and a pistol from clerk It. I I ___ _____ c ., - - Index In cts In Robbery, Murder Cases p— realized the rescue van was A 22-year-old Oviedo man was in county Jail today on 113,ODO bond in connection with I HAVE HERE THPLEE 'HEY! THEY'RE WOPJVI~5! THE GCW1r.J* SITyl FOR BIOY COMMON EAR1I4WO DOWN' O WERE ASKED THE NIGHT CRAWLER PROLY TO BRJNG Itq AND THE ROSY CRAWLED - on to J --4" ---- - •'-. - ' -- - I I I lenry Charics Gipson, FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves Z DIDUPIr x 1 L Dear Abby m 1 Horoscope , harges of possession and sale c of a controlled su bstance '''''' 08 ......... by Frank Hill sib" ') TRAFFIC, I - partner, • PRISCILLA4S POP IS K t -- year and two since Qvms GOT A ENT WOR.Y,.,WITp1 / APuL. WATCH,I::i A OVER HER t a to ration gasoline for i "U" 4 PJC+4T.,f CAPTAIN EASY FAREW )6T 'CJ PJL.L5E1 ',W F.TI'4ER T4Ar MV PAL,,5HTE EIEP MOE5Ty 15 else taxes on a split reaction to the acceptance of Freeman last prvperly." Kinibrough said that the Attorney consider De-mocrats, fine." -D0 you have experience in condemnation?" Thesday . General's reaction depends lust how a Democrat Kwiatkowski reacted immediately . Williams asked Freeman Freeman sa id he didn't, "I think we need a third party to judge the question to him is worded. "Was this done with the Rumberger ( Mars. #s but added that attorneys don't specialize 'llie continiiing controversy over the selection of potential conflict of interest 4 Freeman," like Williams said he too, would "be very much in firm of Pitts, Eubanks, Ross and Humberger) firm doctors do. a county attorney surfaced in the wee hours of the Williams said. favor ef I having the Board) phrase the question." during the last change of attorne)s?" he asked morning today, as the Seminole County Corn. "We can sit here and nit-pick or move on down Freeman said he had already asked the Florida Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr., who with corn- Williams. the road as conscientious commissioners and apwision was in disagreement once again over the Bar's Ethics Committee and Attorney General missioners Ilarry Kwiatko% ski and Mike Ilattaway But Kimbrough reminded hWi that during Wt proach the hiring of an allorney on a businesshke leetlon Thomas Freeman a mpor -7 tJy Içbert Sham f a o and dcth d t' tit, s ted to lerinirate U cetty ttorney, d year's re(cganizpuon, Marsee had been re-h ired, mann," Hattaway inter jected. counsel. -Intends to abide by that decision." Ix, had asked Freeman "to sub mit a'resume" so and not hired. Commissioner Di ck Williams broached the The Board -agreed to contact the Seminole addition, Freeman said that his law Vihien could consider him f continuance set"We're going have to know what the new County Bar saon to request a list of local admittedly -sensitive" topic of a possible "confhct FAmund Woolfolk, would represent the two cities vices after the Feb. I temporary deadline elapses. firm's resources are," Kirribrough said. Experience f Interest" by Freeman in serving as attorney for instead of hinelf. Vihlen said he felt it's up to th e individual in "speciality" fields such as labor relations and attorneys and receive triformation on their q ualificauons. the cities f lake Mary and Winter Springs as well But Commissioner John Kimbrough with oinmissioners to select an based on their condemnation would be helpful, Kimbrough ,ec for the county. The also gave their consensus approval to Williams toted against the ferminaon of own preferences," and he opposed having the declared, having individual commissioners research Although commissioners had Just completed county attorney Iloward Marsee and against the Board interview various firms as suggested by Williams then asked for and received a reluctant vver five hours of Intensive discussion during four potential firms for the attorney slot. But that move, ring of Freeman last Thesday. asked Freeman toWilliams. consensus frrn the Board to contact attorney Ken as Hattaway declared was redundant public hearings, they launched into William's subinit his request to the AttorneyGeneral to the the -1 really think we should go through normal %lacIntosh who is reputed to have expertise in the observation,and " picked up where they left off in Board for "possi ble rephrasing if its not rased commissioners would do what they wanted anyway procedures," Williams said, "and if you want to just area of condemnation. in that area. by H.smdahl & Stoffel V to of BH.L BELLEVILLE 1 - - live - Herald Staff Writer I I . •I to increase often GIELLIV 51JE N~EPS WCRIEP 19RET I *UV o for a at $80 to each adult American too by T. K. Ryan - DICK - x on an increase in job openings an state Jobs found 203 persons by ployment offices In Sanford and Central. the Sanford office In December, Pr escott Florida, officials reported today. tid In 1973, the office fo und Jobs 87 'We're receiving some job openings. Some pe rsons. In a&mbly, some in construction - short However, the unemployment rate in Dec. construction -and the wades. It's 13 was only 3.9 in Seminole County. Increased over the past period," said Ralph State officials In Winter Park, where all -Proposals to cut corporate income taxes and increase tax credits for businesses that spend money on their plans and equipment. -Direct federal pa yments of - _____ WS economic horizon seems to be developing with first of each year. starting this year, wi th the poorest largest reductions going to the taxpayers. _____________________ P FU RY OF A I&HYNlN TKAT I'm ALWA ss of The major elements of the program Include: -A one-tune tax cut of 12 per cent in last year's taxes, to be accomplished through rebates individual taxpayers 81,000. r44X11* )v WITH ALLVE ONLFASHEP POWER"'n I 4 e LL l SIN, S WfT)-4 xes. revenue- By ED PRICKETT Ilerald Staff Writer House Press Secretary Ron euen a news briefing Tues. J TUMBLEWEED I _____ 0 a re Commissioners Disagree On Coun Attorne Selection ____ WNAT THiS N VOVE a 'III. enin s television-radio address to the nation Monday or by White f BUGS BUNNY a 0 day. 1h75 AV- BLON DIE I i' n news, at n BLONDIE, I'M LATE! OPEN NE FRONT DOOR! in proposals were disclosed in his 1 1 "...THEN YCOR SCALP IS G-ErTtNa WiDVZ! by A I WE~ inease -A long-term tax reduction A"? 0y,H11 PICKERO' to pay any income Congress today his blueprint for rescuing the slurnping economy through tax cuts and higher fuel prices. FOR. TUITION PAYMENTS,/ o few new North and South were not usin transfer bids and South wound A - Bid iour hearts. Forget that up as the spade declarer. you ba%e 11%e spades. West opened the 10 of hearts. 000NESBURY ____________________ Lewis B Li g i request Aty CIO\ in n are CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS u to state got to . e I I A • a JA COB Y MODERN ace of hears and then made the Send StoI for 'w,n at Bridge ' (C () mistake of lending a trump. this newspaper) p 0 E3or 489 "Chucked and possibly Radio City st ron rechucked," murmured South. N I 1I I i..' i Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents poor ta -A proposal $2-a-barrel expected about higher costa fall meet his o -An ta crude oil and higher ex- cents gallon. ctive reducing oil Importa WASHINGTON (AP) - De- sharing funds and local oil. The result Is -A for sta ndby au- by million barrels a day this bad "I've and goernments that re ta il gasoline prices thority if million In 16 l) dont expect an applause," Ford did discl ose a President Ford outlined for ____________________________________________________________________________ proposals in his broadcast State daring to // I I t By FRANK CORMIER Assoetat ed Press Writer ' I king but instead played small. your partner has jumped to three East played the deuce of hearts, rkitrurnp over your one sp.-Ide %Owt do vou do now? whereupon West shifted the Auer Tomorrow 10 of clubs Dummy's Jack lost to East's king. East cashed the OW /1 Pa I'is ly ' be 1C6p1T4&.L.1 • • ' THE BORN LOSER a N ot I I I .T \ 1 t Lu Pass I ass (ening lead - 10 J' I1 South — J S from dummy and made the last three tricks with dummy's acequeen and six of clubs. 4,14 452 1 I SUPPOSE- )U LET - diamonds. Now South discarded the last diwnond 973 by Dave Graue 67th Year, No. 126— Wednesday, January 15, 975 up the king 43 SOUTH AAKJ1062 __ ALLEY OOP IT MIGHT BE NGEUS OOOtA _____ QJSG. 0963 41098 T IF 'rlDU'RE GOING AFTER fl4OSE, I AWFUL GIRL-NjPP, I'LL HELP 'OU IN ANY WA'Y I CAN V put of hearts at trick one." Then South won the spade; ruf fed his last heart and ran off all hb trumps. The last lead ueezed West. Ife had to discard a club 4 I have A R MADAO OUR BUT 1 SOUTH cor' I tcw; k--.--" irieD IT I NOW 'IAAYBE AN I Women's - r , .-. .. . .. ' I I '1/ 1 ' without bond on first degree lit-4 -in rates at Senant-le Nlenwrial Ilospital hzve been ba-ested $5 across the bcard, upping the cmt of one day's stay in a $55 $0. At a meeting Thesday, hospi ta l trust ees approved th e th ird rate hike In 12 mon ths and pa inted a bleak picture of ad di tional ireases in the near future unless economic condItions Improse Costs for one days stay in intensive care jumped from 1100 to $110. private room from to Board intmber Andre 1arraay called the intensive care increa se a modest charge fcc round-the-clock 1d'n tktk' hattlse we cando. Itboilsdoi4n to the fact the care " people just can't pay their bills," Carraway noted. Ile also said it arraway said uncollected hospital debts are running about 17 per cent, or about eight per cent higher than normal for the facility situation in a must y short time flospital Administrator lichert liesstrer said the new rates are in line with prices charged b) other area hospitals. Ile also and Donald Eugene Jones, 40, said the new rates won't becPme effective for another two murder charges are Edward M go -am to --- i lt -- -r- Se minole (ounly Sheriff John Pk (right) and a member of the Forest City flre Det Impert the fire-destroyed Oviedo emergency rescue vehicle. 11lerald Photo by John A. 4 SpI) . , Largo, Fla The grand jury indictment r Room Rate Costs officials 12A from the Curiosit y Shop at Maitland Fl Market, U S 17 912, Fern Park. The business is Yesterday's high 55 low this owned, accortfing to sheriff's morning 31. Mostly fair through reports, by Dave Ritchey of Thunday. Highs today lower Orange Cil.y. mid 60% and Thursday around Deputy B. L lUmpson said 70. Complete weather detafis burglars entered tit-- shop by page 3A. tearing away a plywood wall Hospietal Raises [it: also cited a t-wst of additional reasums for the imreased Police said the bandit who rates including. a 23 per cent increase in costs of X-ray film, a 33 held up the store was armed per cent increase in the Lost of Wspital insurance and an adwith a sawed'f shotgun and (Iitfl4a1 $175.000 hoVital th ycarfor employee retirement benefits. were a toboggan cap mask. "The cash situation is behind every month." Carraway noted. A .12 gauge shotgun, about 'It won tbetoofaroffthatwewon'tbe able to pay our own bills. SIW and a toboggon cap were "We have no alternative," BNrd Member Sophia Shoem3ker seized by officers when Mobley added. A see no Aay out." was Ea rested. Carraway said the move ~%ill increase h(spiwl i-evenue by Indicted and being held $200 000 a %ear But he iid %% Mir bt laud ith tt same Deputies are probing the theft ORT CLUS, A TATTOO 4DA AMURGER 1 TA.'F)ON 1'4E5OtJTH CA1 J Gipson. a body shop worker, was in county jail today on unt i, 'aid Chairman John Evans felt hospital department heads slv,Wd take a look at their areas in hopes of reducing costs in- accuses the isr of slaving ternally. JS U - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Ivv-\r-D VIN ILIN 67th Year, No. 125—Monday, Jan. 13, 1975 'lILLION MRO POL.LARS A PA'.. -= Seven Held In Three-County Burglary Ring -• - i - BY 110111 IA)YD He ral d Writer - (. . - 4 .1 0 £rnLL RIDES Ti-4AT OL D MOTH EATEN CA M E — frj frfIA5Ivv-L)L SOME . IMPROVEMENTS. ROLLS ROYCE persons in connection with a three count y burglary ring and say at least seven other suspec are being sought. Arrested Sunday night were three adults and four Juveniles, Detective Sgt. Oscar Redden said more than $5,000 in stolen gun other items have been recovered so far. He said the ring, using / - IT NDW HA; A juveniles, is believed responsible for 30 per cent of Center were four male Juveniles, ages 14 to 17 one time during the 4nur round-the-clock in. recent burglaries in Seminole and operated in north Among items recovered by deputies are guns vestigation triggered earlySaturday when Thomas Orange and South Volusia counties as well, and a clock taken in a Jan, 10 breakn at th e home Cecil Overly of !Angwood sa w a man run from his In county jail today on bonds ranging from 1 LikMary MaryPolice Chief Gerald h erajd World Auto Sales s office at SR fl and U. S. 17.92 at to on charges of buying, receiving and Iklden and Detective Doug 1 id the ring Five Points. Overly lives in an adjacent trler, concealing stolen property were Roy Edward iiiembers would cr at night In twos and officers said, Sweat,27, P.O. Box 152, Longwood; Albert Charles fours, pick (out residence or business and Overly captured a male juvenile at the scene and Richardson, 51, P.O. Box 515, Longwood, and burglarize it. held him until deputies arrived. The youth was Jawrence G. Sharer, 20, of 441 Trailer Court, The three men charged allegedly were fences for charged with breaking and entering and grand (lan(1o, the stolen items, deputies said, larceny. investigators said a second man escaped Being field at the cowity juvenL Detention Slieriff's deputies numbcred as many as 15 at with a shotgun taken from the office. Seminole Sheriff 's agtnLs have arrest ed seven .., ...k1E Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents -- - - A-\ , I - Ii 1iuV - - - -- - L -- - ;-.--- - .. - -, --- r L P! - - I - Ela ;.'-- UGSBUr4P#TXy by stoffel & 141 Cf...J AA$TER. FUDD, AND 'ERMrV ME TO PLY i'ou WITH APPETIZINP, /LANDS.', THANK YOU r V -------(IAMHUF4GRY Ht:Kt= II COMES...A REPAST FIT TO .'AMPER THE 'ALATE OF A '40NARcHf - D THIS ( " - 'T L HAVE A , SUGGEST ION \THAT WILL 1 - - -. 01 DISAPPOINTMENT 46 DISH— WASHERI J ) '.. ••• PNILOSOP-1-' - ..: ) I .• •'_ -. - •. WXEEK . IANG WOOL) — The geneal membership of the lAqlgwi*d area Chamber of Commerce at a break fast mee ti ng this morning voted confidence in bo th i EEK & bY Howie Schneider CH ICKEAJ - FEATHER CMLET.. 04C 1 LEA'lOAJ M6R/kEi)€ - k CASSELBERRY - City department heads in the police officials here expect to hear a and utility departments to try report from City Manager and clear up the deficits. Har ry Hug concerning a $,000 Prior to Hug's repor t at a %tw deficit In the budget at a work session, the council will meeting tonight. elect a chairman and vice The budet for the utility dehairrnan at a reorganizational partznent is off about p0,000, mee ti ng. and red Ink outweighs black in Councilmen elect Sal Orlando the police depa rtment by about and Charles Sizer will be sworn $30,030, o ciala s. in at the 1:30 p.m. council Contacted at his office today, meeting. Hug declined to discuss recomAl a December election, Casmendations he is scheduled to selberry residents elected present at a meeting tonight at Sizer, Orlando and incumbent city hall. Charles Glascock. Council Mem be r Dr. Edith Embree, a chief petty officer Duerr and Council Chainnan In the U.S. Navy, didn't seek reTom Embree said t he city's not election because of a Job trans. in the red, but that the defici ts icr to Meridian, Miss, l% i j 1.' are a result of lxoI%Aeep.n, Embree, a pop po pular councilerror. man with t he city's residents, HL'g has been orking wi th says I.e will return here once his upcoming tour of duty expires. Orlando has vowed to make ('II)' hall more accessible to the citizens, while Sizer Ii promised to implement program as iion Around the Clock 4A possible Bridge. 313 Calendar SA Classified 4-5B 313 Gil , I I• Plans • , • . A l encies " - h Seminole - — - i Inciex Ak) ALL -BEEF i I rumn"r that councilmen may economize by cutting Had patrolled 149 M7 t p l lrA ij city streets during years he has been chief to ot her- depar"e wft. -rcue ttls, 22 lives the police and fire departments, that the city's th eyear: investigated 241, "traffic acciden ts One (lie call is worked higher pay scales. LaBossiere said he went to receivbusiness community should make Its feelings 1,502 hours of unpaid (-~crtinie; had eU every 20.3 hours, he said. 3,891 com. Mayor James R. 1,ormann on Jan. 2 -four days known. . plaints; made 2,021 misdemeanor arrests; 128 for before he assumed office - asking that The chamb,er's liaison committee, which includes driving while intoxicated. mTested Mayor James Irmann, also a guest, said during 76 adults and 23 bo th Ream and Gene Duffey, a zoning consul ta nt juveniles for felonies, authorization be given to replace three firemen who his recent campaign, he heard only complimentary resigned but a consensus of counci wi th offices in th e city, are to appear be fore the city lie sa id that th e department, in addition to had two agreeing to immedia lm en at the time remarks about both the po lice and fire depart. tely hire and two men ts. He said while the city has some pr oblems council tonight to make a report on the vote, himself and a lieutenant, had four sergeants and disagreeing. Two of the firemen were replaced. with finances, there are adequa te moneys at the Police Chief Tom Hennigan, a guest at the eight patro en wi lm th authority to make arrests. moment to take care of city needs." He added that meeting, gave a report on Polic-~- acfivity during Fire'Chief Roy LaBossiere said his department IAB(Issiere said his department saved Longwood an immediate shift in financing will be necessary to 1974 saying his department: has lost every paid firefighter trained In the two taxpayers last year $800,000 in property and of 229 meet the crises ahead. , A L)FE C()R &AI I CUR.. City and county law officers Points area using a tracking Wheeler was in county Jail 115 Wilshire Or., Fern Park. Farnsworth said the ban t1 today were searching the dog from the Winter Park today OH $18,000 bond The Francis W. arnsworth,45,of also wearing flesh colored Sanford area for a th ird suspect police department, juvenile was held in detention Winter Park, told investigators gloves, forced him to go inside, intheSundaynightrobbe'ofa Wheeler and the Juvenile at the County Juvenile he was closing the lanes and open the se and then hit him food store a Points. were ith went to ii ve rw: his on the head after suspects, one of them h alar:ek: use of a firearm in commission Just before I m today a ssed tan and checks from thett eCand juvenile, were nabbed by of a felon) Officers said lone double masked bandit clothes, with a stocking mask three cash drawers and a pets) sheriffs deputies who saw a clothing shed behind the store armed with a pump shotgun under a ski mask, cash box into a blue flit bag man run from Jack's Mini by the Juvele, money taken in escaped with approximately approached him with a pump The calm bandit also took o Market after the robbery. the holdup and a handgun were $1,000 in cash and checks after shot gun and demanded the from the cttm's wallet before Sheriff John Polk said Sgt. R. recovered, robbing Fair Lanes Bowling, business bank deposit. escaping on foot via a rear door. D. Miller and Deputy H. E. Winger were passing on U. S. 17-92 at S11419 about 8:45 p.m. and saw a man run from the store. Winger pursued on foot and Miller in the patrol car. Deputies chased do a 17The Greater Sanford said Jack Hornet, execu tive problems. Ben Butler one of Albert said )ear Id Sanford juvenile on (amber of Commerce plans to mger ina of th e cha m be r the strongest chiefs in Central Homer said the mnectng foot along the highway south of announce a vote of confidence "I want to come out with a Florida ." should be or by 9 a.m. the store and Miller took Major in the city vote of confidence behind "I think there are a very few Wheeler, 19, of 1811 W 13th St., fo1loing the arrest of Also during the meeting, Police Chief Ben Butler and the people who are unhapp) and Sanford, into custody at a car members of Its force t wk, police department following the have lost co bo ard members will be in nf idence parked on SR-419 near the a spokesman for the chamber trouble the trod dto the c hairman of the the department," police department, but m it is a store. said today. membership drive, J. S. "Red" Horm said. small minority. Deputies said a third man, Cleveland, manager of the The chamber will convene in "We need to restore the '1 don't buy the old sa ying Of S anford Munic pa l A armed with a sawed-off a special board meeting confi&nce of the conununity in "One bad apple." shotgun, didn't enter the store Thu rsday at 8:15 a.m, to the the police department," said "In general, the public will The 10 membershi p drive and escaped on foot. The third Chamber office to discuss the Wayne Albert, chamber suipport the department based team captains and chainmen of suspect was the object of an chamber's vote of confidence president. "I think it is one of on the performance they have the eight standing committees intense search of the Five and "other Important items," the finest around despite its given us for many year also i1l be introduced. Bac Po ice Casselberry Eyes Def c t Rer)ort -''-''- .. • 0 r d m• j' • - Redden and Ruth said some of the burglaries the Held n ri ye u ii S ixuuuery woo too Q ii9 - - Gerald Ream, president, said while It is only . DILEMMA! / -- WeathcrIorecast for today and gomow calls for rain — dispelling any the city police and fire departments and no support in any move which may develop among th e city council toward cutt ing personnel in eith er depar t. • ACCEPT I T - 6 ri-1E -. • .- inclination to hoist the sails and enjoy the r-atural beauty surrounding Se minole County as this photo illustrates. Under normal condi tions By DONNA ESTES HeraldStaff'Wrfkr IS A ~A/AGES,,..AS SOLVE / Lo 975o ty watner Bic.!;. ( .•i S \. ___ L FROM YER -' - of watercraf t. (Herald Photo by John A. Spots) r d I H' M - the St. Johns River and I4ke Monroe abound with hundreds of va rieties • 110 VA SILLY FELINE, VA NOT ONLY LOST A CUSTOMER, BuT ALL THIS FOOD'S GOIN ' WASTE .10J - - : . .. - #2z ç\A - OUR ) - ,- • _ - FOR SAILING er.sd th e burglary ring Is believed have fenced a number rearms and ieweJ items and checks are being made throughout Celtr3l Florida for these Items. amber Supporits Sanforcf Police FISH! ' ' -i... CHANGING Y ORDER./ ' L<< - D AY I I . ~~Z_o - I OAM . ' . 3 0 515 I TOOK THE LI SERTY OF CHICKEN FWICA55F-E AN — -- - I WHAT'S IN ON I MERE IORDERED J — .- •-•- - .' \ •_ ____ r '- - e:Lxndah]L I 'r-i 'in ' .: I . - I U WILL NOt.S4t'1cK.J KNOCK RE3RET PROMOTING J IT OFF... ME FROM DIGHHERE WASHER TO WAITER COMES A ..fACA.SMAcK.' CUSTOMER! I SHALL LABOR UNCEASINGLY Two - in - — I ! Redden osaid tw saddles taken in a burglar) Orange County were recovered plus a number of rifl es, shotguns, calculators, tools and other te I ms, - Due To Shorfa e • - •. . I •• • • • ,. — EARL DOWNS Downs a iii e i 'J P os t . economy. Seminole County, Layer ex- to hire an air conditioning At a work session today, The recess ion has prompted peels the school board to mechanic at a mee ti ng with County Commjsioners are the federal government to meceive funds for one addillonsl county officials Friday. If this s cutback in state slated to discuss the best mp additional money intr, the employe. Seminole County will receive inethods of doling tliool funds continues in to next Out the funds. economy in hopes of providing Al though the school board is $302,000 in federal emergency Federal restr ictions place a year, the Seminole School work for some of the nation's the largest employer in funds for a public service Job $10,000 ceiling Boa rd will be ff orced to on any slash "mployed. Seminole C wiLy, it was ten- program, acco rdi ng to coun ty employe's salaries, School Supt. William salary hired under Of the 38 jobs to be created Iii thti 'ly decided ec e to o okay funds uns officials, the program, Layer said today. But, "It won't cut salaries this year," Layer said. In the wake of a cabinet rollback, Seminole's budget • wIstrthuI ed b)' goo at .' . beques t of Education Coni. • • - • m issioner Ralph Tur li ngton. A t The decrease was part of a total of $34 million trimmed --• . — I ,s' F Irommi school boards across the . • -. . u,)..nrc Smoking rres s Sought state, Layer said this year's cut will put a freeze on purchases of Earl Downs of Longwood has certain types of equipment and been appointed to the Seminole will cause the school system to Counts Port Authority postpone some services 'COPAi by Governor Rcuba however, he said, the Askew business of educating the Downs, 209 Riser Bend Drive, county's children will ala) just will replace SCOPA chairman as it is Harold Kastner, whose term has happened to us exp i red g be fore (,i i'.t k..i •1,.l,. ' .... ......... it n By ED PRICKETr Heral d Staff Writer • ;• Of State - ---- - - ' - t • ' 1'' • ,•: -t , , ' - ' . E. . -ir — - -- - - __ j •• Dr. Merle E. Parker today asked Sheriff John Polk for the arrests of three school officials for allegetl vio1atinr, Florida's cçarette law In an affadavit, Parker asked for the arrests of Se minole High School Principal Don Reynolds Assistant Principal A Wayne pps and hwd Supt Will' in �- ----- -;u- 2 A— Evening Herald Saniord, Fl. - - ----- -: ------ - - ----------- - - - - -,- , Monday, Jan. 13, 1975 D emocrats Gear For Economic - IN BRIEF Food Costs Outstrip Stamp Program Aid WASHINGTON AP Retail grocery costs continue to ris. faster than beneiit.s allowed poor families under the - governmen' food stamp program. New figures from the Agriculture Department show a typical family car, purchase a mon th ly maximum of $150 worth of food stamps, but that it costs $357.20 a month to feed th at l;smilv. Meanwhile, th edepartment stil l has under consideration a proposal by ?resident Ford which would boost fi.d stamp costs to needy families beginning March I. ,. . 1__.I N.J. AP — Only th e Hnu.th are more pesimisUc than th e Americans about chances for world peace in 1975. a nine-nation Gallup Poll survey shows. The recent international survey showed 69 per cent of th e Britons responding predict 1975 will be a troubled year. In th e United States, 61 per cent of th ose questioned id ht' feel the san wa, Twenty-nine per cent of the Americans surveyed said they th ink 1975 will be a peaceful year, while 10 per cent had no opinion. In Great Britain, 14 per cent of th ose polled pred icted peace, while no opinion was offered by 17 per cent. PRINCETON, - liq '! "1 , because it could not ensure that other boxes might not contain similar fragments, found to be pieces of aluminum. A Charlotte, NC., housewife found th e meta l In the boxes a week ago. Last month , two other consumers In Charlotte found meta l filings in boxes of Instant Rice Cereal. ',-N. . # I• ii . . P J ., •' . Solons Check Seats . . . . WASHINGTON(AP)—On the eve of th e 94 th Congress, th e Senate Rules Committee is considering chall enges to the seating of Republican senators from Oklahoma and New Hampshire. The committee scheduled a meeting today to take up bo th cases. The re-election of Sen. Henry L Bellnion, R-Okla., L being challenged by his Democratic opp onent In last Nov ember's election, former Rep. Ed Edmondson. In the New Ham pshire case, Democrat John A. Durkin is contesting the cert ification of Louis C. W)mafl as a two. vote jnncrjij their Senate race. . 11 - J WASHINGTON (AP) Some American space observers who have been studying the Dec. 27 launching of a Soiet Salyut 4 space sta tion th ink th e Soviet Union might try to upstage the United States during next July's US.Russian manned space mission by having a se cond crew of cosmonau ts in orbit at the same time. Observers say the high altitude of the sta tion wil l give it a long life and the possibility of being inhabited by several different crews. -' S . DDCCr.IT I STUDENTS JI#LI' " u#"a,, .: A musica l comedy "Bum C. Daisy" will be presented Tuesday, 7p.m., at Trague Middle School by-. the Speech and Drama dais nader direction of Mrs. Sue O'Hara shown with three of th e actors, (from left) Jona than Bryan, Kraig O'Hara arid Anne Delzell. Admission is free and the public IS elcome. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) - Attack Alarm Planned WASHINGTON (AP)— Warnings of nuclear atta ck, hurricanes, tornadoes and other disasters will be sent out 5y the federal government on an FM radio frequency. The While House Office of Telecommunications Policy says the warnings will be Issued through the National Weather Service, broadcasting 24 hours daily over VHF-FM radio channels 162.40 and 162.55 megahertz. CIA Spy Probers Uncertain Of Goal WASHINGTON i AP The 1t"ekcfeller commission is be. gin ning its investigation of alleged CIA domestic spying - headed b Vice President Nd. son A. Rockefeller holds its first commission on th e results of his own inquiry into the agency's meeting today behind closed alleged domestic surveillance doors with CIA director activities, but first the blue. amidst uncertainty as to what William E. Colby scheduled to ribbon panel must decide a co urse th e probe will take, appear. number of procedural questions The eight-member panel Colby is ex pected to brief the such as whether to ques tion witnesses under oath and whether to seek subpoena power. Drug Raid Nets Six Suspects 'Id , -- - EVERYTHING IN STOCK MUST GO! But government troops on the west bank are boxed into a small strip of land several hundred yards wide, field reports said. The reports said navy boats havetaken more than300 reinforcements from Phnom Perth to the besieged town and returned crowded with wounded lers and tItan refugees No casualty reports are available so far. But a foreign military anal)st estimat ed since the rebels began their offensive 12 days ago, more than 6,000 troops have been killed or wounded on both sides, The Khmer Rouge shelled Phnom Perth's airport today for the eighth day in a row but did only slight damage, military so,zees reported. President Long nol called for nUaUonsth end the warn: Nixon Is an unindicted coconspirator In the Watergate case. Ziegler noted cri ticism of Ford's pardon of Nixon, Particularly in light of the fact that a number of his close so as ci- ales have been convicted and sent to Zeigler said, "If society wants to put him in a cell, th ere is a cell out there (at his San Clemente home). Have you seen the size of his Office ? What more is wanted?" Bazooka Misses Israeli Plane PARIS (All) --- Attack - ,lIij , ,,, " ____________________ Plot T - --.' Vision Sets Off Peace Big Must For Israel Pledge '"' Charles K Heavy Fighting Rages On Ford spokesmen declined comment on Zeigler's remarks. Zoning Vacancies Studied WASHINGTON AP— The Pentagon said today the aircraft carrier Mid. wv had left Vnknhnm Japan, on a routine ti .iining opi ru i" spokesman denied a report that the ship was headed for Vietnamese waters. "We don't usually specify ship movements, t he spokesman said. "But it's not headi ng anywhere near Vietnamese waters. I Dr,', Soars c &_1_ -- Midway Sails For Training Cosmonauts Hold Heavy Work Day M eavy Zeigler PaInts Nixon 'Beaten, Lonely Man' , By The Associated Press One Israeli was wounded, the Israeli forces now have except that," he said. "We have present time between our The two leaders called for Israeli troops crossed into spokesman wild. There was no raided the Arkoub area of often made commitments that national security interests and complete Israeli withdrawal uuLieast Lebanon early today mention of Arab casualties, southeast Lebanon four times we consider Israel a necessaary those of Israel. from occupied Arab territories, for the second night In sueIsrael reported one guerrilla this year, taken live prisoners state in the Middle East, both as "But in the final analysis, we "the restoration of the ceson and reported they killed and three bridges and two for interrogation and blown up to integrity of territory and its have to Judge what is in our legitimate rights of the destroyed five t;zuses believcj water conduits blown up in 11 houses. existence, national interest above any and Palestinian peoples and the to have been used by the another raid in the same area President Ford In an in. "I wouldn't rule out a all other considerations" halting of any changes In the Palestinian guerrillas. early Sunday. It said there were terview with Time magazine guarantee under some cirShah Mohammed Reza status of the city of An Israeli spokesman said no casualties among the said progress must be made cumstances, but there has to Pahleviol Iran ended a five-day Jerusalem." the troops raided the villages of raiders, but the Palestine toward Arab Israeli peace be, in my judgment, some real visit to Egypt and in a Joint Egyptian government Halqa and Shuba, lie said they guerrilla command in Beirut before the UnIted States can progress there before that step communique endorsed sources said Sadat plans to visit were fired on from a house in claimed heavy Israeli losses. It give a formal guarantee to would be taken. President Anwar Sadat's "wise France on Jan. 27, for talks with Shuba and destroyed the house also reported three guerrillas protect Israel's existence. "it so happens that there is a national policy in dealing with their return fire, wounded and two missing. "We have given everything substantial relationship at the the Middle East crisis." with President Valery Giscard d'Estaing. - nounccjnent in Concord, N.H. forwarding mail, Secretary of State Henry A. "What severity of penalty does this Kissinger and former CIA society want from a leader?" Zeigler As for Mzun's heal chiefs James H. Schlesinger By BOB LLOYD th, Zeigler said that released on their own Rudolph Alexander, 35, Lake ha t is happenir to Rchar1j ixun as " , asked. "You know, he resigneJ In arül Richard M. lh'Im! mIght • ,is !rm Herald Stall Writer z cciz, Harney Acrettes, reported residence. also appear, sources said. a human being" as a result of such disgrace. He is certainly a be aten man rough In other reports, sheriff's burglars early today took Helms, treatment Is "very serious." now ba am ssador to Richard B. Lewis, 52, 140 W. State beverage agents, deputies said today that stereo equipment valued at Lauren Co "You only have to be here to sense it Is Iran, Sanford police and Seminole urt, South Seminole te • head ed th e agency from"The fact that he has survived this exile," Zeigler said. "The abar4onmtnt P 1170 wiu nas aenieu at sherifCs vice squad agen reported a pistol and coin period to me is remarkable," Zeigler any illegal domestic operations by friends, the isolation, the yinarrested six persons in collection, total value $2,175 sa id. In dictiveness of were conducted during, his some in Washi ngton, in. weekend sweep in Sanford was taken when bwglars Zeigler said he plans to begin a eluding some in Congress and some in the Goldsboro community on % teied his home by a utility room tenure. Schlesinger, now nationwide lecture tour soon, although he etary Ford White secr Iloute." of defense, repor. 13th Street. window. will stop In at San Clemente frequently. tedly uncovered the alleged Police Capt. C. B. Fagan sal Sanford police are probing ,Inmn.#i,. operations during his brief the Silvertip Tavern afte from a carport at the servi ce as agency chief In 1973. undercover agents bough (learmonte Ave. home of Ian J. The conItnIssIcin has yet to ('(drugs from several suspects Forbes. fielally name a staff director Bar owner Edna Pearl Smi th Three shotgu ns and a 3040 although administration iONGWOOD_Electl ofa 60, of 1900 W. 18th St., wa rifle, total value 1300, were aceywill be ed a land useplan.have confirmed th at vice chairman and zoning given on meetings of the byhavecomplet 1977, taken charged with possession an in a burglary at the home David W. Helm has been chosen board appointments are on th of Larry Quinn, 131 Langstcn f sale of a Lottery share. e technical coordinating cornor the post. Helm served on the agenda for the 7:30 meeting of mittee for the Fire Chief Roy Laflosslere is Drive, Sanford, according to War Arrested on charges of Seminole County ren Commission that Scheduled the city to speak on the need council here tonight at La nd l'lannirig act. Chacey is for t,sun and sale of a con. police. vestigaled the assassination We it e city (iNng the vacancy th the city's representative On ironed su bstance were: Vera Rodger Copeland reported President John F. Kennedy. A the on the four-member pa Currently Councilman H.A. id fire Patricia Burke, 20, of 65 eight member- commi tt e $2,435 in jewelry was taken source said announcement Scott is vice of chairman of e depart; a resolution is to the appointed by the Seminole be William Clark Court; John ed from a nine-drawer box when Helm's appointment was being board. adopt There are four authorizing Coun cil Wesley Wells Jr., 27, of 84 vacan. I islative dcicga;on to study Chair burglars enter ed his home at held up until background cies to be filled on the zoning the ma n JR. Grant to sign William Clar, Court; and scope of the sp Adair and foyer Streets, checks on the 41-yearMld Iowa coiiir,ijss ion ecial lZIW city checks; and routine report which requires Uhf lord MCir) all of the are to be lawyer have been completed. A report from City Building county's given by Mayor James. Monroe Terrace. governmentalunits Cigarvt'es valued at $300 to Lorrnann, council members Eugene Terrell, 23, of 43 In an interview with the Des were missing after burglars Molnc Sunday and the city att y. William Clark Curt, was Register, 111dm broke into the Handy Way Food was quoted as saying: 'I'e charged with delivery of a — Store, SR..46, Geneva, over the orne he ard people say controlled substance and th ere Is gr ay weeke nd, TALLAHAEE, Fla. (AP) Tqllahassee, and Loraine Montarea In this matter. Marvin H,ofii W. My own —Threewomenresidentsof James Russell Ray of f gornery, 38, apparently leader EtnIng Ilemid 12th' St., on charges of Orla ndo told deputies two tires eeling is, if there is any doubt, Di vi ne Light Mission were shot of the mission, re list we ed in that doubt is resolvedagat nst today, ne fatally, by Possession and sale of and wheels were stolen off the SniJi' Ilemiti a man critical condition , All three the agency." marijuana. w ho said he had a vision to women rear of his car parked at O.Iy were shot In the head. lk'lin ali' said he had de. attack Terrell was in county Jail S*d,v .Ind Chr,itm.,s the house after bIDing Rainbow Ranch, Longwood. ;iiandcda "first rate, indepenci. refus (Mv b y ? he today on 15,000 bond, Harris Hf,jd In L ed permission to stay I________ -100 F FV'fl(h Ave, Stereo equipment and a $1,000 cot .dfi" Sanfo,d and he promised that overnight, police said. posted $5,000 bond and was I, ____________________________ 'onfeijerate bill were reported '(lie uhip will fall where they re Dianne A:iies Whitley, 2'!, of akni in a burglary at the 111;j) '"'(Otid (i Wells and McClaiv were also p,, Stowe, Vt., died In a hospita l ..riI(,d F ior,j illicrest Drive borne of C"J!en The coniniusslt )iiii is scheduled in Ja il on $5,000 bond. about five hours after the Valker, Longwood, deputies to repo rt its f indings to the Smith and R*trke were shooting, police said. Rives t aid, White House within 90 days. Dee Ann Burr Geiger, Monday, Jan. 13,1975--3A NEW YORK (AP) — Presi- pu tes." dent Ford says the United The prospects for States cannot guarantee Is- Easte rn war are "very, very MOSCOW tAP) —Two Soviet wi ll remain in space. On the in central Asia. Salyut 4 was rael's security at this time, cosmoaaut.s orbiting the earth previous successful manned la b serious," he said. launched Dec. 26 and Is in an IAN 1x)N i Al' (;old opened $3.7&4a higher in IA'fldcfl "We have to judge w ha t is in It so happened that there Is in th e Salyut 4 research sta tion mlsson in July two cosmonauts orbit ranging from 213 to l and Zurich today. our national interest a bove any a substantial rela tionship at the today carri ed out a "strenuous stayed in Salyut 3 for 14 days. miles a bove the earth. Th is Is a I i,ndon's five major bullion dealers and all other considerations," present time be tween our nawork da y" on their third day in fixed the price Gubarev and Grechko, bo th higher orbit than thc.se of the for morning tr ading at $180 an ounce, For d said in an interview pub- tional security interests and s pace, Ta.ss reported. 43 and on their first space mis- three pr e vious Salyut.s, and the Th e price in early trading in London was $181 lished Sunday in Time nziaga- those of Israel," said the 'esiFlight commander Alexci sion, were sent up Saturday purpose is believed to be to give 50 ounce, up from 1177.75 at the close Friday. dent. "But in the final analysis, Gubarev and flight engineer from the Baikonur space cen te r th e station a longer life, In Zurich, gold was quot ed at $182, up $5 from Frida y's He said some steps toward we ha ve to judge what is In our Ceorgy Grechko were putting close ('1 $177. peace in the Middle East must na tional interest above any and the station back into operation be made before any American all other considerations." • and checking Its equipment, the Ford also agreed with the forthcoming. They bo th reported feeling view wof rethryof State lienn. "We have often made corn- ryA, Kissinger who, in an inawl said all systems were LONDON (AP) — The Irish spokesman told it the guerrill a The Sun, quoting a source In mitments that we consider Is- terview with Business Week operating o perating normally, Tam ad- Republican Army made plans army planned to kidnap th e 26- Belfast, sa id IRA sympathizers racl a necessary state in the magazine, refused to rule out ded. to kidnap Prince Charles last yeer-old heir to the throne last in A ustralia also Middle East, both as to integri- force in the Middle East in the ed were alert The cosmonauts docked their year, three London newspapers summer and take him to Ire- for a kidnap attempt when ty of territory and its exis- face of economic stiangula tion Soyuz 17 s pacecraft Sunday reported today. land. Charles visited A ustralia in Oc- knee," Ford said. of the Western nations. with the s pace station The So. The Dail ) Telegraph and the ' The ransom would have tober. "I wouldn't rule ou t a guar. "Strangulation Is the key ne ws agency reported they Sun said the IRA also plann ed viet PHNOM PENH, Cambodia speech t f f Bud. been the end of internment (of Th e re r po ts said th e kidnap antee under some circum- word," Ford said. "He didn't (AP) Heavy fighting ontin- tIt appealed performed the maneuver to assassi na te Home Secre tary suspected guerr illas wi th out plans fi na se lly were vetoed by stances, but there has to be, In say force would be used to bring I ued today around the Mekong for $75 million in emergency aid "brilliantly." Roy Jenkins if two Irish sisters trial), withdrawal of British David O'Connell, the chief of my judgment, some real prog- a price change" of Middle East lass has said the two cosno- serving River town of Neak Luong as from the United States life tcrms for bombings troops (from Northern Ireland) staff of the IRA's Pr ovisio na l tess the re before that step is Oil prod ucts. nauts will conduct tests on in London had died du ring a and Khmer Rouge rebels ba ttled unification of Ireland," the wing. He reportedly preferred taken," he said. In Sou th Vietnam, the Saigon physical processes in outer hunger strike last year. strengthen their two-week-old The source said, to call a Christmas cease-fire in The magazine quoted the i -t blockade of the the government claimed 182 North space, observe geological for- sisters, Dolours and Marion He told the Mail an IRA squad the Provos' guerrilla war in President as warning that the Vietnamese and Viet Cong mations on earth , carry out Price, refused food for 206 days last surfacesupp 1 ly shadowed the prince while he Nort hern Ireland and their hazards of the Middle Eastern •. •' killed in fighting along the medico-biological research and last winter and spring to Phom Penh. and was taking navy helicopter bombing campaign in Englan d tensions increase "every day COINS All roads into the capital have Cambodian border west of Sai- test improved systems on SMagain for two days six weeks training in Scotland last in the hope of extracting politi. that we don't get some action SE MINOLE COIN CE NT E R d gon, on th e sou th coast and in yut 4. been cut f time, ago. summer but had no opportunity cal concessions from the Brit- for fur ther progress in the setIt is not known how long they river convoys from Saigon have the Mekong Delta. The Daily Mail said an IRA to kidnap him. 323-4312 ish. tiement of some of those dLsbeen halted since the Insurgents -' began their campaign Jan. 1. Military sources said government troops still hold ground on the east and west banks of the Meko ng at Neak Luong, 35 miles southeast of the capital. They denied earlier reports that government forces had a band oned the west ba nk seeLADIES' t.iono! the town, which isa major naval base and ferry crossOUR ENTIRE STOCK presidential nomination next Committee for a Co nstitutional which enco uraged year. urnp*h' candidacy, H is sald thenaUonneedsa I, said th ey hope to put independent program o ax rebates, massive public employment candidates on ba llots In all 50 & and enforcement of an ti-trust states, la ws to ease the economic McCarthy, 58, said the burden on middle Income and Democratic party is "no longer Poor Americans. an adequate itumenj through Harris said his "people's which candidates can be campaign" will b. gaared to select ed and elected." keep CYpCnSCS He said he began to wonder spent izo,000 down. Harris In a six-week about the party's vitality period bef ore dropping out of becauseof Its inabili ty to defeat the 1972 Presidential race. Richard M. 'ixon in two Harris made his an. presidential elections. cused some members of Congress and Of President Ford's staff of excessive vindictiveness, even to the point of not the comm mm un is ts and according to the radio report. gathered at a theater here seating President Lyndon B. Sun day night to hear the former Johnson. Minnesota senator announce Rep. Morris K. Udall, D. his candidacy. McCar thy drew , and Georgia Gov. Jimmy strong support he re In his tinCArter announced earlier they successf ul 1968 run for would seek the Democratic Democratic presidential nomina tion. Sens. Uoyd M1 nomination. McCaruiy $ announcement Bentsen of Texas and Henry M. came Just one day after another Jackson of Washington are former se na tor, Fred R. Harris considered rwntbl candidates of Oklahoma, announced i* will for the Democratic Leaders of the Wisconsin seek the Democratic terview since Nixon resigned last Aug ust, Ronald t. Zeigler told th e Los Angeles limes he is"4fed upWj Nixon taking it in the ear." Zeigler ac- capital Friday, told Fidel Castro that he of Cuba's communists (iierek and Castro begun official talks on 'aturda ), atic SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) — Ills former White House press secretary has pictur ed Richard N. Nixon as "a beaten man," incarcerated In his seaside villa, In his first lengthy, on-the-record In. Jose Marti. Havana radio, monitored In Miami, said Gierek was horiorcd for his "leadership and international solidarity in the struggle against imperialism, colonialism and neocolonialism, and for his friendship with the Cuban revolution." Merek, who arrivid in the Cuban t e president and Prime Minister "wunfly and cordially greeted all tand its name of all Pe(lple ,I Poland," L ;. TrA # i ir I LP'Ji.i SovieI Plan Pondered . ry in -. MIAMI ( All) Cuban President Osvaldo Dorticos has presented visiting Polish communist leader Edward Gierek with Cuba's highest award, the National Order of , the rty un to 1976, "hedge and compromise" on it was in New Hampshire in the Issues, has announced he 1963 that McCarth y, speakin will run for president in 1 976 as out against U.S. mili ta Dem Highest Cuban Award - . an independent. volvement In Vietnam, began About 400 well-wishers his campaign aimed at wi. .'' 44 V MADISON, Wis. (AP)— Former ' . By McCarthy Baby Food Recalled - Polish Leader • Ind ep en dent _r M ru n r Z1 -1 - - - W ' ______________________________________ British More Pessimistic - I - 0 Israeli Troops Raid L ebanon Military Lines ~ I I WnP1 r) IN BRIEF WASHI NGTON Al' — .-. ntiIric ni I L'ci' -iiauonaj work for the new Con. House Democrats, in control by day. The President's plans FeRockefeller Is making an in. will have the final word on this chairmen has surfaced, gress, the Democratic'caucus vestigation the biggest margin In a decade, portedly for the executive issue, especially among the 75 new include a tax cut of returns to work today to consid. branch, are putting the finishing touch. undetermined scope and higher er, Other resolutions call for Democratic members, among other things, a pro. The caucus also is scheduled fur ther opening up of legislative Chairman Wri es on their economic and or. ta riffs on Imported gh t Patman, D. oil, poslil to create a special corn- to vote on proposal to aboli ganizational plans for the nw sh proceed ings to the news media Tex., of the Banidng Committee The House Democrats' pro- mittee to investigate the Cen. the House Internal Security and public, continuing the trend may be Congress that convenes Tties- posals are challenged by Rep. expected to include tral Intelligence Agency. day. Committee, formerly the of changes voted at the Henry S. Wright (1)-Wis,), tax reductions of unknown size Three congressional coin. Committee on Un American A special Democratic task for low and moderate in December caucus, There have been reports of come mittee, already have an. Ac tivities, by transferring its force on economic and energy persons, moves to force Interest After disposing of rules possible moves to unseat nounced inquiries into allega- Jurisdiction to the Problems is to make its official rates down, allocate Judiciary changes, the caucus is Chairman Edward F. Hebert, credit, lions that the covert agency recommendations today. Committee. A similar proposal scheduled to recess until 1) -La, of the Armed Services Provide more public service violated its charter by President Ford is scheduled Jobs for the unemployed and engaging lost in the closing weeks of the Thursday, when It could erupt Committee, W. R. Polage, D. in domestic spying. A special last Congress and,regardl to announce his economic pro- stimulate the ess of mb still more fights over Tex., of the Agriculture housing industry. commission headed by Vice the caucus decision, the full confirmation of committee Committee and James A. grain in the State of the Union To complete the organ.President Nelson A. House, including Republicans,' chairmen. Opposition to some Haley, D-Fla. NATION PITTSBURGH AP H.J. Heinz Co. has reca ll ed a ll boxes of its instant dry baby cereal after small metal fragments were found in two boxes. The company said In its announcement over the weekend that th e recall was voluntary and being taken Contest Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — Two men fired a bazooka at a departing Israeli El Al airliner at Orly airport today, but missed their arget and struck a Yugoslav plan e instead, police reported. First repor ts said a steward aboard the Yugoslav Airlines — JAT DC9 and several policemen on guard duty were wounded w hen a shell pterced the left wing of the plane and exploded. The YugosIiv airliner was due to take off for Zagreb, air. port officials said, but lirt reports indicated n passengers were yet aboard. Witnesses told authorities they saw two me.i firing a ha. zooka from a white automobile parked at the airport perimeter. They said the men drove away at high speed immediately after the attack, Officials sa id a pistol later was ., found where the two men had been seen. - - - Pant Suits By Joe Harden of Texas Platex and All Sales Final Form rvn..jcjfA nrn, III ra Girdl° '/2PRICE Ho Refunds. No Exchanges £ PRICE Doors Open Promptly At 9 'a.m. HANES VASSERETT • Slips & Panties Nylon tricot & cotton '/2 9 PRICE Gowns & Robes ton9 & Short !/2PRICE Stockings '-" & Panty Hose Our Complete Stock PRICE 2 -- -_. ft '' . , . ..-. 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Priests have been permitted inside the from her cell, prisons of Brazil hare brought us, at great risk, "It's Impossible to describe everything we evidence of the Inhumanity of the Brazilian went through, but It is very real To think," she military regime, wrote, "that many other people have gone Friends and relatives have smuggled out through It (torture) and have even died of it G letters from Cuban political prisoners, gives one a different dimension on one's own describing the horrors of Fidel Castro's centration camps. We have spoken to con- situation." an Talamante, who is in a cell with five women, American girl, a gentle art teacher, who had indicated they are now being treated well and been tortured by the Chilean military Junta. "have everything we need except dear The latest letters have been delivered to us by fr eedom." Some U.S. critics of the United Nations friends of Olga Talamante, a 25-year-old U.S. would citizen, In the writing style of Anne Frank, whose who has like to evict the organization from its New York been be aten and tortured with electric shock at a federal police station in family hid out from the Germans in ,Arnsferim ('it complex and build a park in !ot te te, provincial k a of Aiui, Argentina, Her letters to thirin; World War II, '1 alaiminte observed: John Scah doesn't go that far, but he has given her (ann worker-pa "Ironically enough there is a bird's nest on re official recognition to the disenchantment many friends in California are ntsgraphic. and former school Jail's roof, I asked myself why that free dove Americans have expressed over the U.S. corn"We spent four days and four nights which chose a Jail's roof to build its home. It's as if it mitment to the world body, were pure hell," she related. "They beat wants torem reid i nd us th atatfreedom still exists." the hell out of us. .There was no difference between The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations The American girl coceded n that recent "one-sided, unrealistic day and night, as our heads were covered with Argentines Just a few was arrested with a dozen days after a state of siege resolutions" might cause the United States to coarse cloth bags and we weren't allowed to was declared in Argentina. Police reports reassess it $63.5 million annual contribution which sleep. charge that the arrest site con ta ined arms and "We were constantly interrogated and, of subversive amounts to one-fourth of the U.N. budget. materials, which could bring a course, 'persuaded' with a special electric minimum three years' prLsonsentence under the Neither the American public nor the American gadget to talk. The combination of physical sweeping new laws, Congress, he said, can accept decisions to exclude oals ()f U,N0 U.N. General Assembly in suspending South Africa and putting restrictions on Israeli spokesmen in the debate over Palestine. lie also condemned the U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization for barring Israel from participation in UNESCO aid. - TOM TIEDE Johnny 1i( ' 1' / 'I ' : S N046 I k .11 " . ____ t't - 1_1_,1A, __ _____ : / fI0 . . ' __ __ ()E __ : ___ ___ — 1 _ .1 , : ' ______ ' ______________ _______ ________ ___ . 4 ____ ,' - I ,1, I / v[A p' .. y I,. ?; - - I I').t 7 . -. . *.;. w I kF4 the reflgiou.s billboards have been distributed, but their familiarity attests to their numbers. Mayes, a retired coal miner, says the posters presently stand In "at least 50 states and 82 foreign lands." And even though there's no total The search for a Middle East peace is complicated, count as to units, Mayes h& computed the + fortunately. by the fascination energy and money expended: 60 per cent of of both Iwaelis and Arabs A with the rhetoric of war, time and $75,000 "at a minimum." Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy proposed Don't ask why. Mayes says that should be unrealistic conditions for renewal of peace talks stalemated readily apparent, "I've got this cabinet in my since the Arab nations bestowed bargaining status on the work.ship what's filled with all the nudity and Palestine Liberation Organization. 1'reel, Fahiny said, iziust pornography cvcr piaiktj" Well, that alone is freeze its population at its curren t level of th ree million and reason far Mayes' passion for propagandizing compensate the Palestinians for "material and moral God. And when today's other troubles are added damages" in currd over the last to the equation, "things like the Book of years. Israel's Foreign Min iste r 'Igal Allon promptly and Revelations predicted a long time ago," Mayes predictatJy called Fahmy's demand feels he is more dedicated than peculiar. "absurd from 3tart finith" and questioned Arab sincerity in on an in- "Somebobr's got to be a wakin' the people UP." terim peace settlement. There is of course some wonder w he ther But Fahniy, too, reportedly was provoked into his people appreciate being wakened In the Mayes in flammatciry remarks by an interv iew televised in manner, Hunters shoot the Mayes signs lull of Europe which Israeli Premier Ytlzhak Rabin double-ought, shot, kids at ,raduatjon disftgurtj bessted of isrori's Military superi ority over the Arabs. + them with class numerals, and farmers often The potential for a third world war in th e simmering Middle seem less than .leased when a Get Right With East tensions discourages the fiery combatants from resump. God poster appears in the tractor path. On this Lion of all-out conflict and possib self 4estruc'tjon. The world latter point, Mayes admits, "I'm the most riuld take more cheer, however, from a more visible corn- wanted man in America. The AAU has been after mitment to peace. rmie (or 45 years, the highway departments, too, __ The last time I heard from New York th.y aflted 3 for the cost of removing two signs,! suppose I could go to jail for a million years." But they'll have to catch hini first. And 7 considering the painter's schedule that ? esn't seem likely. To meet emergency needs, Mayes Plans w peno uus summer veling and pIng from Georg to Maine. "And next year I'll be going toward the Grand Canyon and &iuthwest: and after that I'll he taking in the Midwest to Vellowsone Park." Besides the usual sign distribution, Mares Faltering Peace Push WILLIAM RUSHER . "Tao bad you're not a kid. You'd think of it as a - net.o miracle"' I ndia na Republican David W. Dennis, one of Richard Nixon 's handf ul of faithful advocates during the histori c deli berations of the House of 10 ,, Judiciary Committee last summer, probably expressed the sentiments of millions of Americans when he commented on the just , concluded Waterga te coverup trial: "I've never unde rst ood why it (the coverup was done.) That's still th e great puzzle." The former Congressznn may be counted among the exte nsive ranks of indirect victims of 31 Watergate. He was defeated for re-election Last. November, a fate shared most of the other a stubborn-valiant, last-dit Nixon ch I defenders on the Judiciary Committ ee. But Dennis, as he himse lf will admit, is small Potatoes compared to the mighty whose fall was confirmed by a Jury verdict in Washington last week. Of the four con victed defendants H. H. I Ilalderman, John D. Ehrllchman, John N. I Mitchell and Robert Mardian the first two were at one time quite easily th e first and second s most powerful (and despised) men In the United Sta tes. Guarding they did the portals of the presidency, they decreed who should see the President and for how long and onwhat business. In deed, wi th their infl uence over an astonistiingJy incecisi ve arid Persuadable Nixon, as revealed in the notorious V/hite House ta pes, Halderman and Ehrllchman certainly the former _ May at times hare had more to do with execu tive branch dec1sIon.maj than the nation's Chief Execu tive himself, 1.4 In dismissi ng them 21 months be fore, Preside nt Nixon had called them ,,two of the finest puh!ic had ever known." Even after their conviction and his own disgrace, even then, Nixon could not bring himself to a dm it wrongdoing on their or his part. Even this small, bela ted opportunity for nobility proved beyond his gr asp. The puzzle remai ns: Why the coverup? One can imagine mcone IlL John Kennedy disposing of the pr oblem in an afternoon, Possessing as he did the toughness to deli ve r to the exe'utione r wha te ver heads had to roll and the political savvy, if not basic honesty, to take his lum ps before the people and in all Probability emerging more popular and admired than ever. Why the crime at all? If anythi was unnecessary In 1972, it was fear of the ng Democra ts or plots to sabotage their campaign or attempts to extort millio ns from c or poratio ns Even today, polls have shown that many of Americans would still vote for Ric ha rd Nixon over Geor ge Avva y -, - _______ — + CALENDAR -, e 0 i — . HOSPITAL NOTES - j I S ______ _______________________________________________________________ — WEATHER AREA DEATHS — t. _ Funeral Notices T' - "' I... 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(AP) turned after his home in this "I came back to the house and it tiny town was demolished by wasn 't there," said Winfred one of several tornadoes that Dawson, whose wife and nine- ripped through North Florida. month-old son were saved when The tornadoes killed a Pana refrigerator door fell on them ama City infant and injured at as their house tumbled down, least 15 persons, police said. Dawson said he had gone on a Dawson said he could hear his short errand Sunday and re- wife screaming and his son, "Obviously there's not enough state money to buy these nine rivers," Squires said. lie said the state also has been trying to reach legal agreemen with landowners on use of the land. . I know it's hanoened in i'ir'h ru U.) UI UIIL 49 International students who were another. We try to be nice to someone and time UT ru'ru instead of sponsored appreciation being shown by the recipient of our en- by the Mid-ilorida Council For international Visitors. Crow e said he had known Crowe deavors, It's anything but..,. persons who had lived in Afri ca and I a; windering i'xactiv tcit response auld ther e f ore able to talk to Dioriian' come to abo( his liolile. tiui'se locally who really went all out for the visiting foreign studen ts. Would there be any "t ha couple columns back, a reader inquired why the nk you" at all, To put my mind at ease, Jim school board accoIndated few (approxim ately 100) Crowe shared a let te ' with me from one of those appr r teachers of the nearly 2,000 In the cony who at eciative students: tended Florida Educati "I hope it will not take you long to recall the gen- the on AssocIaflofl(fA) meetings requiring board .'.... deman who was , .0 to elimina te t day from th e regular hI I..1IL. ,. .,. nized , u w MiO-wIn(r Seminar Council uir,,u.ar mar the year. in behalf of the In. _______ In other words, why penalize all nf ternation al Students at Sanford a few days ago. the students and the "Well, it is just to greet you and balance of thi remaining teachers who eby to greet all ther do not attend these tile people of Sanford who have been very nice with us meetings? 'luring our stay In Florida. In Ivory Coa Supt, of Schools William i Buds Layer st, we have an old was quick to saying 'Nothing can he the price respond that It "saved this county of frie ndship but approximately. $2,000 each time one of these friendship. ' days occurred." Layer said BY JOHN SPOLSJU it COStS approximajy $20 Thank you very much, have a per day to hire a substitute to happy new year." Manma,J,'u i)ii'mande, Ivory Coast. West Africa. replace those 100 who attend these meetings. "And the county does NOT lose any Crowe said he met Diomorsic during the din state funding for that particular ner on day. Instead, it's lk'i'. 28 which concluded a week added to the regular school long stay in central calendar year," saidsimply Layer, , dlcted by two grand juries on Income tax evasion, perjury and conspiracy charges, Is expected to appear as a witness. The motions by Mrs. Mitchell's attorney to have the trial postponed and removed from Tampa were denied by U.S. District Judge Ben Krentzman. In scheduling Mrs. Mitchell's case, the federal judge reserved two weeks, bit attor- — - or "It is not the old that are wise, nor the aged that understand what Is right. Therefore Isay, 'listen to me; let rue also declare my opinion,' Job 32:0,10, "(nniorts cannot survive if o has no cha nce to light for them." Thomas Mann, German philosopher. a4m,-_ e ______________________________________ THOUGHTS if" Aft Record Set Harris makes New Waves Before Gather — WhC I was a ycung man my memory was in e'..c ;y iiivuiory, alter a day studyir. orneUg to txliuid. People came from miles torts and trusts, by memorizing Shakesperea around, Just to behold it. It wasn't, strictly soliloqui es And to make this harder I would d speaking a "photographic memory" like that of It-I kid you not-while simultaneously count.In Macaulay, who could take one quick look at a out my laundry in Hindust.ani. e Th net resul t w page in book, then shut his eyes and recite rather weird: "Tomorrow and tomorrow and every line aloud; but It was cl ose. Once I had tomorrow-panch in this pett a passage in a book, for example, I could pace from day to day-saat se rilmal_Unto the las thereafter recall exactly where it was-about a syllable of recorded time-char third of the way through it, say, Joraznoja," etc on ts left-hand Even in th ose days, ho wever, my memorl page, around two inches from the top. That had strange lacunae in it. For Instance, I wmu knack came in very handy when I got to law always rot te n at remem bering people's names.. school, a defect that had a lot to do with convincing Better yet, my ability to memorize anything that mm Just wasn't my game. And I noticed that impressed me was almost limitless, While too, politics that I was much better at remembering serving in India during World War II, I got into dis nt ta events than recent ones. To this very day the habit of counting out my laundry in Hia- I am pretty good at recalling the name of dustani, since I did the Job with th e some help of an rest.auran I lunchec at in Venice elderly Bengali bearer named Abdul whose even last June, and the various dishes I had there; but as often English was even worse than my Hindustani. as not I all) stumped to remember where and When Icamne home and entered lawsclIused with whom I lunched only yesterday, BERRY'S WORLD + 4 L, - Doctor, Ta k e — 'A ill t"linue the erection Of 200 c0i;crete crosws, each tIhIng 1,400 pounds. "I've got distrlbu?edalready,jplan to have tour of them outside each capi tal by 19 and 90, 11 there is a 19 a nd 90." 'Regular Delivery Is Resumed' — Monday, .dfl. 13,1975--SA - as Nobody, not even Mayes, knows how many of - Kroger Trial Near End by . - — Still Nags , '- under piles of debris. But he couldn't figure out where the screams here coming from and ran next door for help. "We ran back and started MIAMI (API diving," he said. "We finally Although been deepening the port's main passengers bemoaned the de- by permitting liquor to be entrance f forced to maneuver around the cha n ne l, capsized and sa nk lay, rom 39 to 45 feet It got the refrigerator door pulled sa yi ng the ship couldn't served aboard, was valued at about $4 million back and there they were sunken hulk of a 300-foot after the explosion of one of two even serve liquor because it The Caribbean, owned by the by company officials, and some under there." dredge, commercial boat pumps used in the dredging was still in port. Customs offi- Great Lakes Dredge and Dock crewmembers said they traffic moved through the Port system. Hi? wife said she had daIs later solved t.lat problem Co., was deepening the port's thought it would be a total loss, crouched on the kitchen floor of Miami today. Officials said salvage work"We intend to keep operating ers would take at least two CINCINNATI, Ohio tAll) - Theprosecutionisexpected with Brian. When the tornado as usual elthough we will be weelus to remove the dredge to res! its case earl), this week in the kidnap trial of hit, the refrigerator door fell on (iiffc'rd J. Kroger, 38, of Winter Park, Fla. exercising caution," said About 500 gallons of diesel oil top of them, protecting them as James Hinchey, chief of port escaped from the boat but otfiKroger's attorneys said they will call eight witnesses winds blew down the rest of the (or the Florida civil engineer, Including Kroger himself, operations, "We see no reason cials discounted the possibility house, she said. Kroger Is accused of the abduction Sept. 23 of 4-year-old why there should be any prob. of a huge oil spill after large Mrs. Dawson suffered severe Allison Mechem, daughter of Charles Mechem, chairman lems In getting ships out of pollution control booms trapped facial cuts but her son was th ere." of Taft Broadcasting Corp. the oil. The Carri bean also caruninjured, officials said. R The girl was found safe and alone in a motel by maids The port was ciosed Saturday ned a large cargo of thicker linda Yo ung, 22, whose home the next day. Packets containing $128,000 in ransom night when the mammoth "Bunker C" oil. ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. before his first meeting today proposed policy on limiting was damaged by the tornado, were never picked up. dredge Caribbean, which had said, "All I did was crouch "The 300,000 gallons of sticky (AP) Former Rep, Marshall as a member of the board, state payments to universities Bunker C oil Is not escaping, Harris already had created Harris said he has found for graduate student courses. down on the kitchen floor and pray. I've never seen anything and that's a terrific break for waves on the Board of Regents some technical oversights in a The proposal before like it before," us," said Port Director Robert gen ts today implements a law Waldron. "We were very, very Another tornado overturned Harris pushed through the leglucky." house tra ilers and damaged islature after a subcommittee several ors about 12 miles The Caribbean went down in of As House Appropriations the middle of Governir ',t Cut, Committee uncovered allega- north of Panama City in Bay Jan.13 County. In one of the mobile JAN. 14 port's only deep water W.I.F,E., 9:30 a,nn.-12:30 tions that students signedupfor homes, JAN. 13. 973 Harry Polk. Winter Springs 15- week Parent Effect Iveness Idyllwilde School Advisory p.m., Pan Am Bank Building, channel, within three minutes one-week-old Sylvia ADMISSIONS excessive hours to increase Otis McRorit, Wolcof I, N. Y. course, 7 p.m., SJC Sou th Committee mee ting, 7:30 p.m. No lee; Self Defense for after the explosion. Carter was killed and her Sanford: Seminole Center, 1-4 and 436. LOIS E. Crews funds paid to the universities, mother, Dorothy Carter, 31, and The ship's 15 crewmen JAN. Ii, 973 Women, 7p.m.-lOp.mn ., Pan Mn The regents also were schedFree blood pressure and flank James W Hill Call Community Services at ADMISSIONS two o er th adults were injured. Bldg.; Tax Preparation, scrambled fr antically to jwnp uled to esta blish the Florida SoMichael T Swlnforø Sanford: Seminole Ju nior College for urinalysis tests, 2-4 p.m,, 7 th 'em, 7 p.m.-10 p.m., SJC Main to a smaller barge alongside. The storm also touched down Ruth E Perry Carrie C. Griffith and Elm at S reservations, un- Energy Center at a 20-acre, in a residential area of Panama Sandra H. Gomez anford 7th-day Campus S-213; Interpersonal Only one man, engineer Louis Dennis C Griffith four-building university system City, knocking down Adventist Church Community RIchard D. Cosgrave Nancy , Jones Hodges 58 , was inj ur e d ure. power . lie Communli ea(ofl,7p.m..lOpm Creative Thinking Course for Center. complex on Cape Canaveral, Edward Coley Sam Kelly lines, breaking windows and 14; Slim & suffered broken ribs and a bro. supervisors, 7:30 p.m., SJC's SJC Main Campus S-I Irma Joy Lott Sherman Manning Chancellor Robert Mautz overturning Virginia M. Green Pan Am facility, 14 and 436. Robert L. Mehaffey Sanford Optimist Club noon Trim, 9:30 am-Il a.m., TTh, ken hip, and was reported in ornmendedthe location because Charlie Hendern 'shopping center, police said. Carl Scarborough fair condition at a hospital. Main James Hilton, instructor, Campus 11-0; Slim & luncheon, Sheraton Inn 1-4 and SJC of Its geography and the availHomer J. Lot? Verna M. Simmons The port director said in. About an hour later, a toe. Trim, 7:30 p.m.-9 p.m., rm Dorothy C. Smith, DeItons ability of scientific support at Clem While Driver Education, 3 p.m.-6 SR 46. Speaker, Bill Garvin nado injured 12 persons in Andreas Helte1, Deltone SJC ships Main Campus II-fivecoming and outgoing had H Carlton Edwards, DeBary nearby Kennedy Space Center. Jackson pin,, MTW1'h; Patchork & Florida Parole Board on Edn Ogden, Deltona about 300 County and destroyed .toaquin feet of room to Rodrigue:, Deltona Harris, 11)-Miami, who did not Applique Sesing, 7 p III -10 "Youth and the Florida Parole sixths; Intermediate Water. Lillian W Vickrey, Lake Mary Sean A Walters, Lake Mary at least 11 homes and damaged No. maneuver on the north side of colors, 7 p,mn.-10 p.m., AEC Hope Hanings, Lake Mary p.m., AEC No. 38, 8 eeks; System." John W Cavanaugh II, Longwood seek re-election last year after the several house sunken wreck, Divers at. trailers, police Ivan M. Hall, Lake Mary Il, 10 weeks; l'ublle Speaking, Annie Mae Smith, Oviedo four terms in the House, Poise & Fashion, 4 p.m.-6 p.m., was said. Stacey Smith, Longi tempted to shut off the flow of P.mn.-10 Orange Audubon p.m., I2l2 sc Main Society, 7:30 appointed to the board last Pan Am Hank Bldg., Beginning Sharon K. Clifton. Orange C ly BIRTHS One elderly man, David Saye, escaping diesel oil while sal. iipiisj, 10 weeks. p.m., Central Christian Church, Cai Call sc month by Gov. Reubin Askew, Oflhlia NiIn, BroIyn, N.Y. Watercolor,, 7 p.mn.-10 p.m.. 10 Mr and Mrs Ralph (Nancy) was reported in critical condi250 W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. Cotrununity Services Office for rage crews worked to deterPriscilla DeRoche. Kingston, N Jones, I girl, Sanford Harris requested changes Ill weeks; Parent E(feclh'enes,, 7 Lion H mine how at a local hospitaL Seven to clear the channel. Speaker, Dr. Henry Whittier, reservations, the enrollment po p.m.-lop.m.,lo weeks, Call SJC FTU botany professor on licy proposal other persons were reported in Fives Jspassedthroughthe DISCHARGES during a briefing on his new Commanity Services for Overeaters BIRTHS Oters Anonymous 9 Sanford: good condition, police said. port Sunday, including the "Plant Life In Central Florida," a.m., Mr. and Mn Ronald (Shar on duties last week jnTafla ) Elsie C. Brown reservations. Sr-434, Longwood. erniseshipsAftasandsk), Jackson County officials esti. Dpen to public. vard, Clifton a g irl Floyd M Brown "He spotted some things that mated Sanford Grammar School Mr.andMrs Robed (AnnieMae Sk'ward, with 600 passen. Hoyt E. Brown damage at $250,000. ' Lyman 111gb School Band all ofush.ad just overlooked,"a Margie 0+ Davis Musical dramatization Advisory Committee meeting, gers, had been scheduled to Smith a boy, Oviedo Boosters will meet Monday, at re gents staff mem ber said. DISCHARGES Bruce W. Holloway _______________________ "1lunlsyl)aisv"byspeechan(l 11:30 am., school library. leaveSaturday night. Irritated 7:0 p.m., in Ban'i rem Sanford (ertru1. A Joh ns II U Uarriss+aldtheoversightsac. Allada WaShington drama group, league Middle Martha S. Orwig tually favored the legislature Robert F. Maurer Terry E Parson School, For es t City, 7p.m. Ope n Louise Clements rather than the universities bu t George k Swaim to nublic. Sondra P. Baijghmari Hilda C. Thorne he added that changes were _________________________ Carol A Bishop Chjler L Wlt needed or "we would look ________________________ Senior Citizens Tour to Mihiel Knight Winston C C.sey, DeBary lb'" 1 16. Helen Pancygrau. Deltona Crystal River and Ilomnosassa Madeline Christiias, DeBary flertha V. Hammeft, Deltona Betty Genny Greene, Geneva Springs leaves Sanford Civic YeStrdy's b I? this Edward J. Harkennit,r, Di-ltona Nancy Roberts, like Helen MRS. META IFlt ot br he r, William H. Mees, Center nni ng 66. and thcvr lAS at 9 am. Return 6 p.m . i t Everett N Shinn. Deltone James W Poff , Lake Mary . . inch of rain ov"r the weekend Angeles, Cal.; 31 grandchildren 7 Annie Lou Hersy, Lake Monroe ., Bryan Savage, Like Mary Covdy with occasional rain IikIy Mrs. flrendalynn S Smith, Longwood Meta 1. LeFIls, 75 of and lick D. 10 great-grandchildren, Welton, Lake Mary JAN. 15 today ending tonight and becoming Gloria E Davis, Longwooi Conna Jean Kreinbning , Lake .o Box 51, Geneva , (lied (',ramkow Funeral Home in partly cloudy Tuesday Turning Travel Agency Ope ration and Hl N Gilhuly, Osteen Monroe much colder thiS afternoon and Charles I Stoodt, Winter Springs Management course, 5 p.m. Friday at Seminole Memorial charge. George 0. Orfanos Orlando tonight Low tonight in the upper 1Dj Hospital. She was born in — SJC Inster Interstate Mall to lower 40's high Tuesd ay in the i mid SOs Southerly winds IS mm Center, 1-4 and 436. James B. Nadean, Kaii. and lived In (;ene'a (or the past 60 years. becoming northerly and decreasing Thompson will teach the once a She was some Tuesday. Ran probability 70 a member of All Souls : • ON per cent todi'j and 30 per Cml week course. For registration Catholic Church, informatloncallSJCExt.377or tonight. ..1+, Survivors include two Eifended Forecasts Wncsr'ay 325 or at Mall center. L.FILS. MRS. META I. , , through Friday, daughters, Mrs. Isebele Frank, funrai mass for Mrs Me?a 1. Florida -- Fair and c oo l Wed Of GC1C. who died Geneva; Mrs. Frances Sa nf ord Optimist Club, noon nesay Pa rt ly cloudy and warmer Friday, will be celebrated at & Stanaland, Savannah, Ga.: (our - .Zj_ "~_- , Thursday and Friday with chi.c of luncheon, Sheraton Inn, , m Tuesday at All SOik . 11 __ - % CatMlic Church Burial n A SR 4(. Speaker . Bill Garvin, sons, Robert If., Sanford; nesday mainly In the 60% north and Souls Cemetery. Rosary Donald F. Osteen; Grover V. recte', Florida Parole Board lw 70's South and by Friday mostly today at 7 p m Grnmkun 1R. Orlando; and Bernard w, In the mid to upper Funeral Home Graniko* has Ft. Madison, Iowa; Wednesday morning in the upper 30s Astrology, 7:30 p.m.-9:30 LeFils, •p extreme north to iOs centr a l to S(ps DI. SJC Main Campus 1209, 8 p and 601 extreme south Lows by F r ida y morning manly SOs north weeks. Call Community 5crand south vIces .-i t Si(' for rt'servatit:i Daylon fteacl tides for Tuesday Beginning (ill Painting, 7 4 Is i . p.m., Ii) weeks. ('iill SJ(' on a m , 757 p m Port Canaveral N W FFicEFURNITURE t hgh I 39 a m , 5 0 p in low 3- fl ('otomimunity Services Office for • Modular seating groups CHINES a m , 7 - 9 p m. reservations and information. *Swivel Irninn 'rkir. iii k.$..i.e I' of Cover-Up ,./ I - - ----- ----:::=-- — it \'A "They were beating the tarnation out of him, right in front of us," Plummer, 42, said after the incident, "We tere on top of them in less than two seconds." Plummer had offered a ride in his Cadillac to police officer Gerald Green shortly before they spotted the robbery Saturday. MIAMI i AP) Dr. Alfred S. Ketchamn of the University of Miami has been awarded a 1125,0(X) Thomas E. RafIington Memorial Professorship by the American Cancer S cit'ty, officials announced today. The professorship in cancer surgery provides the funds to Dr. Ketcham over a five-year period, 1)r. E. M. Pepper, dean the university 's medical school, said In a press release, Watergate "1, .\ 0. . =- Was n 't Th ere' will do :i Ii'acihih!y dy stu 'f Lht. river to cc :! the criteria for the program and then seek donations of easements of land, Squires said. The state may also attempt to purchase scenic casements and, as a last resort, purchase land along the river, he said. 'I'n' st:,ti' It meets Cancer Award Presented OAKLEY . P I i L- . -' U I Ij / '• - 1 ____ .______________1 _______________ - goals ___ fray. + .\ Today - ___ 'I Came Back AndMyHome Rosa and Okaloosa counties, Hillsborough River, Chipola in North Florida, Wekiva near Orlando, Ichetucknee River, Ecnnlockhatehee east of Orlando, Loxahatchee in Palm Beach County and Econfina Creek near Panama City. Squires said the state program Is patterned after the federal wilderness system. -- MIAMI tAt' m Miami City Commissioner J.L. Plummer was tired 1 just talking about the crime p:''hk'm ;in i,i and a çclk V illa 1 [iiesit] un man being robbed by three youths. Mummer joined in the -i I + ( --- tioning May 'l'Al.l,AIIAS.SEE, Flu. tAPi Residents around North l"li'rula's Wacissa River say they don't trust the state to preserve their scenic. springfed river. liii' stale should clean up its own tuuse before it comes uere to tell its what to do with the river," one resident, Joe Markely, told a public meeting last week in Monticello. The hearing was the state's first attempt to put a river under Uo' Florida C abinet's scenic and wild I iver lR'servatlon program. The Wacissa is (He of nine rivers being considered for the system. Other residents near the Wacissa said they feared that designa tion of the river would mean loss of free access to it, restrictions on the use of outboard motors and more and more tourists canoeing and tubing down the river. John Squires, Parks and Recreation Division planning director, said he didn't expect as much opposition in other areas to the preservation system. h,'r rivers tinder study are the Black Water in Santa Commissioner Makes Catch --- - Appleseed - Ques State Told To Keep Sc eni c Rules Garrett said time young man, reported in fair condition at a local hospital, carried several aliases in his car and allet. Even IIIO Cuta ala nnt recruit a fellow pri;uner to depresiiig are letters from dress and shave him. As quickly as he becoinest. Antonio Cuest.a Valle, blind and maimed, who, dependent upon someone, the guards sadistically nevertheless, is held by Fidel Castr o in a brutal move the prisoher and leave Cuesta on his own Cuban prison. Cuesta asked his friends to bring again. his story to us, although he expects retaliation when It Is printed. Yet this blind man wi th one arm is able to lie led a commando raid on Cuba in 1966. His write Spanish poetry and conduct clandestine small boat was intercepted by patrol boats and church services in the prison. He knows the (our of his associates were killed in a fierce ex- guardswill punish him when the news of this is change of gunfire. Cuesta urged the only other published, but he wants the world to know. survivor, Engenlo Zaldlvar, that they cheat the "I am sure that I will never leave this prison firing squad and commit ujdd. alive," he writes, "and there is nothing anyoneThey exploded a hand grenade which blew off can do about it." 1 As Scali acknowledged, few America ns are so disaffected that they wou ld go to the extreme of with drawing from the U.N. At the sa me time, it is (air to say that most America ns are disturbed over Of U.N. failures in its peace-keeping mission and over the more recent trend to use the. U.N. as a tool for MIDDLESBOIIO KY-(NEA)III 76 years global political reprisal. Henry Harrison Mayes has been witness to five wars, one The ambassador pledged to "do all in my revolutions Great Depression, several sexual power" to help the U.N. redirect its energies and a state fair that featured to painted ladles. But he's never seen anything to "th e path th e charter has laid out." equal the nation's current state of affairs. "The But his prediction that the alternative could be a only thing that's gonna put things right again," fading of the U.N. into "the shadow world of says, "is for to right here and now rhetoric" was a wa rning to the General Assembly get to know theever'body Lord." delegates that assembly majorities Mayes, as a matter of fact, plans to help the swoll en by th e proliferation of Third World familiarizing process as much as he can. And nations are balanced by the wealth and J*ing from his past efforts along the swne Ilne population of the should be herculean. It has been Henry assembly minorities, including the United States. Harrison Mayes who, singlehandedjy and like a Even most adamant of U.N. critics have taken Johnny Appleseed of good words, has for 56 a charitable view of the organizatjo's years been painting and planting many of humanitarian and cultural programs. The America' s roadside advertisements for Jesus developing trend to subvert those programs to Christ. punitive ends, if not reversed, can only You've seen them, no doubt.They are outside lead increasing pressures to Middlesboro and nearly every other community on Congress to re-examine in the country. U.S. support. They are usually sizable things, fashioned out of corrugated iron or recycled The United States and the world needs the Coca Cola sheet metal. "Get Right peacekeeping framework envisioned when the With God," they read, or "Prepare to Meet God." Usually U.N. was founded more than a quarter of a century they are straightforward commands, but in one ago. The threat implied in Scali's words is a sharp c se-."If you Go To Hell, It's reminder to the organization to dust off its original Mayes adds an editorial opinion.Your Fault"- - - ST. AU(;USTlN: BEACh, Fla. i AP1 -. Authorities today w ere trying to identify a young miman who allegedly shot and killed a St. Augustine [leach police officer as they sat in a squad car, officers said. St. Johns County Sheriff Dudley Garrett said Deputy Marshall Ron Parker, 7, was shot several times late Saturday by a young man. The man was later wounded in a sh(41141ut with another officer at a roadbl oc k, Garrett said. and on thr :i Scab referred to actions of the I n BrazI I y heavy stuff." Now in a special gallery for political prisoners, An Argentine embassy spokesman told reporters, Hozanne Welssman: "This case our (csts writes of beatings and brutality by the guards , of the constant "requisas" or cannot be compared to these in Chile because we searches The prisoners are stripped naked and don't torture people in Argentina" and "we still have our legal procedures in force even dur ing chased into the patio by guards who strike them with clubs. our state of siege.,, ng Off member states or to restrict their role in discussions in matters of concern to them, if Jury visiting Judge Virgil Johnson had attempted to to buy bank stock. The 1971 Pittman of Alabama's Southern have the trial postponed and document was falsely dated, long-time secretary to former District Court. moved to another city, citing Comptroller Fred Dickinson, Her attorney, Paul Johnson, prejudicial pretrial publicity. prosecutors said, She is also charged with lying has filed a list of questions he filed a motion to have every Prosecutors have accused about whethe; she owned wants to ask prospective jurors prospective Juror answer such stock Mrs. Mitchell, who served as in the Worth Avenue National in her perjury trial, questions as what newspapers Dickinson's personal secretary Bank. The trial of Mrs. Mitchell, a he subscribes to or regularly for 20 years, of lying when ahe Conviction on the perjury 6t)'car-old widow charged with reads and how he voted in the told a grand jury in Tampa counts carries a maximum pen. lying to a grand jury that in. 1974 race when Dickinson was about the date of a $10,000 alty of 15 years in Jail dicted her formimer boss, was set defeated in his bid for and fines re-elec- promissory note she gave to up to $30,000, to start today in federal court tion. Dickinson in return for money Dickinson, who has been In , Police Seek Gunman's Name In Deputy's Death A former honor student at the University of one of Cuesta's arms, destroyed his eyesight and California in Santa Cruz, Talamante journeyed riddled his body with shrapnel. Yet he to Argentina In August 1973 wi th money ear ne d miraculouly survived. His companion lost the picking garlic. She taught English In Azul and use of one leg. planned to return to the Unit ed States on In the hospital, they received only minimum November 24 in time for fhankigiviug, medical care and scarcely enough food to stay A friend, Rebecca Estrada, recalls that alive. The hospita l was infested wi th rats, Talamante was particularly interested in bedbugs, and cockrqaches. One night a rat bi political corruption In CIA-supported military the blind Cuests on the face. A prisoner-nurse regimes even though "she realized she was treated the bites with daubs of mnercurochrome. getting into who G et D n , WASHINGTON- We have seen enough Home - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. _ OPINION __ __ T- -- __~ ~ NO*stualitO (3)( , +,.. - START THE NEW YEAR____~ RIGHTGIVEYOURHOMEANEWLK SANFORD PLAZA PH. 321.0360 Open daily 10-6excep Sunday; Friday 10.9 t c, - (Dependina on Am) r -S -, ' _ ,_ .t • 4 a • - ._SS___-__ -__-__ ------------ +__• • , -.. --S---.. ._ ___- =-=-=-==. --j- =:--=-=_# ... 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Ways and Means florida kas a drive on to collect - - . --.-.-, - - tomorrow's edition of Goin' Places, Doiq' Things. __________________________ I t%VRENCF L' more frequently commenting . .-zaea dUu Steele were on issues and events. Azalea Club at the Bedafi 0 the same have m score and I - as combine being a housewife and him and wishing him a happy birthda>." usia Marsh, a C&tT wOtTfl? e. , working L far I have refused all dope. preventions of general aches It's a 5r0T11 a rehearsal, asjxrin, Irefusetouseit What I medical problems I know Of. and situation, where neither anatmospherc in which neither overhead. Our greatest fear true in the case if juvenile t- I - ( Of I; I a 1' 14 r.. "' - . — -4 £ -- . - .2 '-- - ' p1ct1ce more fun, more would be delivered shortly. Stephanie Ann, on Dec 31 She is the daughter of Mr and Mn. Robert Andrew Steele of p herald Spurts Editor hatill>, h dp bildUl walked uac to his ball, arefull> looked oer the putt and rn ned it in for h eighth birdie Haden graduated from Jacksonville Unirrsit> in August ci 73 and turned pro four months later He suffered with the tournainint igain until the first of December duding defending champion Bob Strobe, lied for third with 71s todas But what can ou sa> , a a bad round' fensive rebound. lhind Kennebrew hustle and shooting, sc 10 the (loon as the final buzzer sounded. The ending... you should keep in mind, must have a beginning, a minutes to take a 36-30 halftime lead. because they were holding the ball," Sterling said. niust move from the specific to the general, t>ing the subct ba(k to the btginning' after intermission, the laiders jumped to a 44-34 lead with 16 36 remaining in the game percentages. Rut that s how wt , . ' _____ ____________________ _______________________ ••.- -. You do need to maintal", - _____________"i _ full range of motion of your Johns then began to dominate the boards and There was een a touch of the m>itcrious the life. p How it got thercis anybody S guess. a en ,u SJC's Vernon Johnson, a six-six freshman, Garden Club of South minole will meet Jan, at 1 put the Raiders ahead 2.9 only 20 seconds into the first half. Woman's Club, Overbrook In childlrth e Ira WeI&ey from t local _____ ___________ - . --- ____________ - pla>ed all bear We get a trcotii ng t. ai er ca wit 8.1 to pla). St John's McIntosh and McCord> both scored 12 ' -J ' - UNDERWORLD ted, so Pee-regIstration is Clas ii jfl Del aMethodistQn r L don't see that the ending ties back to the beginning, With 55 seconds left, Si. Johns' Curtis White then disproved by the pros and, you know,! wonder won the game. With 32 seconds left, SJC called time out. precselv around the Viking zone, getting the open •' -.•' --4 - 6 ohn%On M Jottn Riwer through the Raider desperation press and missed - , " - - . -. n I•• \ot that F rant(' ll,irris didn I 0811 ANS i APi - It I i e soiiiething to do with it ,• O •S. I \\ 1 • p' , / 1/, II The child - ____ ::; Total touI% St. JOhn% RaVtI' 16, i..J-c-r-c:-I'1-3-i: re"kingniachinc—andanold retord is not tobe osenlooked ( REDUCED : ____ - - 'S Out None " - .,, - -. - -- -_RWORLD- • £ -- -- . _____ 30 34-6i .. .: :- ' - - Williams rifled a last-second shot from Just inside See Story 2 B nera psuon • ____ - NE fl - -. u ___ __ er _________ _____ _ - half - ' Tots 76 11 Seminole grabbed the rebound and, although the ( I ST JOHNS RIVER: KeIley 42210Mrintosh $ 00 16; W,iOam 311 7 Mcintyre 1 0 1 5: Kinet,rew S 00 rITiSDUr the club, Mrs. Henry McLaufln Presented a christening dress . and matching bonnet to Mrs Steele for her granddaughter • •..; . .• The Vikings were freezing the ball and Sterling Raiders nioved ahead 11-10 when Jim Mcintyre, a rolled off the rim. 6:40 remaining in the half. at COWAN'S i tIetcrflhines who goes to the state tournament. SJChasIivecvnsecutivehomegamesththext W1We32 ii Gatin 1002; hit two straight buckets and Chuck Nor followed weeks prior to expected (" to play, St. Johns led 64-63 With 1:20 left, SJC Coach Joe Sterling pulled After Falling behind as many as nine points in the Seminole player. CULV5 per week and _, apiece. foul shots knotting the score at 2-2, the teams traded seconds ticked away. Then with 12 seconds left, courage to attend these program, illutraJ with color AltamonteSprings Oubehalfof .- clnge 0 he got into it On 13 ht ws behind a tree He just hit nit through them and birdied the hole __________________________________________ College Vikings, which the Vikings won 64.63. breastieeding usual tradition linlngandedgjig, Names of volunteers to work at the District Flower Show, Colonial Mall, Orlando, on Feb 14, were recorded by Mrs I bearing Joints, much discom1 you might as well do without medicine AsptrinforthIstypeofartj.jj5 is useful oni,> to the extent it rthes am It won't cure or unbdieiable 31 the arkin' lot to the Seminole Junior College serves as a ver', Mrs. Steele announced and hips. If you are not having / hile 'he said leadershi ung I e week, Gentle Birth by truth - Ve never lost faith. All day met, then you've only done half of the coverlets had been , and tear response That is wh) A Ith a Ch cc k Ior $1,600 the twond half footer was on the 221 ard par ttwee 14th 1' Into the sic ude Information useful than a gift exchange. creasing age. Some have ' - that Is r#niilred Is a sicere desir to tr I Is at the Mellonville Avenue re' must have done a lot of I wish I could tell you there noMr. ow their target was almost wanted to call someone mer, Ala., at- splayed the 10 colorful preventing already. Working was a cia-c for w on lephone and say, 'Hey, torney,a Montgomery, arthritis. The real speaking of chwork coverlets she had tar CL I 4 5 bh , "so i just tried to keep him calm, lbs third sh( t on nine, a 49 >ard par 1ie dogleg to the left, ian(led kit of ttw pin and backpedaled two feet It stopped eight feet from the cup. at Chatinofthijtis ountry Club, Jan 17, Mrs. Herb Slalman and Mrs Arnold Abramson Is public in addition to a roast beef relations chairman. ad their child in a Presley, who turned 40 last man out of Jail, yet put him worse than others. It Is not a d1sea Even the ancient dmosmws had IL The degenerati,g Of the b "Even when Ihad it x•under I k!t somebody ee woWd slip in and beat me. For some unforeseen reason I thought I had to Thompson, a long lime friend of Ila>den, toured the course with him Sunday and said, "I was just trymg to keep him from fletting tight. You have a tendency to get a little ratUed afr (our or five birdies. There's no dou about that. Dining Out, yeai's, members have -out lap robes to their annual and these of other women as who organized a birthday does not stop with getting a DEAR READER - To be as long tile spans have lIe>, come on man," Hayden's friend lu Thompson said, they re waiting for you in the clubhouse, I,' ) (fl''"' Ii i it ifl th season of Mtamonte Springs or project to supply lap ever e third was asked the ever- box some time Wednesday to let speaking of l'1two r, I thought I pla>ing good tflouh to win a good chunk J the inone> ," he said "But I never figured I would come out here and beat 287 guys. The top 40 Imisherc took home close to $1 000 lut the big winnLr was the Centrdl Florida Zoological Society which will - wreckage. assassination attempt; another people will stop by Elv' hou thrills. The whole medical profession arena to be at a loss I iliisttr' What blister 'Iiaden said after the narj}erfect t('Ufl(l dtk k tell >ou it hurt so bad those last three s n n( w i was o ng 0 ma (I . in then if I hat to crawl" -I books may call Mrs Warren wanted to being planned by the Fine ArtS Anonymous will meet Tuesdays and bllc Mfa at 73Op m in the lounge proach, although the League Is Member a and Buil 301 N grea r sarlety of Careers, sassinatlon of her former aide h DA1SJ' putts will win the tournament," he said "And man, I [MI) make some putts out there toda>" Lenood The tricim was to try to DEAR DR. LAMB - I woJf [ - sU echor M lW Woodafl under rota aophlstkated, They play a - irl (h innls hos to Rull home br Atylcal (ildien, Florida Manor and Kinneret foreign Countries. Art Mrs Woodrow For further information Ca Brown M th d Co called took his turn at being s b . U y of dot with his hair pte sex, they would kiss If I'm 84-years All women who are 1ntereste 1ng a c you are a wile and tiope some da to have children, it you are a grandmother, ff you are - the guy (or girl) would it three oman S social, Nancy and Jmy. A postrd say one through twenty. B leader will be Mrs. Edwartj • .. immy went joining room, and what went Each person remaining 0 L- Adva1tages of Breastfeeding - announeed that there was a CRUBMIJNGER. postcard fcr Nanc) anc HELENA, MONTANA would then go Into the closet DEAR ABBY' I Ia ed and what went on in there office as a child In land flS OU ut, r' Lg hut tlit Pdifl %.IntStWd with thi. eight foot putt on Lltona's ninth hole the 18th hole (or Ila)den - that gave Ha)den a and (ounir> (lub "good mothering through SS the wrapng booth backs, texts, encyclopedias, at Za>e a heeasUeng" sheet music, cookbooks, anice ' The group will meet the Kroog,Inchargeofthe children a books and National - • 8% TOSI hi YSFR IkraldSportsidltor c:t phac of brectfccdinjt TOPIC which we called "the post of was all aflutter She put her I forgot to mp it" -' i I .1 ______ (does anyone'), here are some there's a little more the rponses. Take oi arod ptck Out of the Room 4,onNormandy. helpingtomakeftenjoyawefor Boulevard. Classes begin Jan. the children 27, March 24, and May 19 Theta Epsilon held its Dec Contact Peggy Gocken, RN, The Sanford Group of La _____ . Hayden's Blistering 65 Wins Deltona Open ______ •Ip!II_l__ — — I asked m, getween Ckb _ DEAR READERS A reader askediflknwtheof.nJes readers , Monday, Jan. 13, 1975-1 B '' 'r. \ 1 - g- I j \Iiwit ti rit tr li I it w is \ition il ('('1 bill I 1u till hit Stt k rs wtnt usi1ls Pittsburgh s ferocious front thuiipionstiip after 42 > ears of there to spike it back down his Steelers and their 73->ear-old -- - (,rene I)wight White, Ernie it Of his 27 passes onl, 11 - fiadatx'utasrnuchsubt'et> msa hands tht end result being 102 renient wall - and all of its of the Vikings total 123 >ards =I , , L1 y ii 111 effettiseness - hen the Vile Unlike Tarkenton, Pitt.s ings tried to mose the ball oo burgh s Terr> liradshaw usual the ground Sesenteen >a,ds threw the bail not because he wasalltlws got whichistosa> hid to but betause he wanted i-alters the', got nowhere t 1k (omplLted nine of ii The super wrtstllng match II there was an> (Icceptise itteiiipts for 96 > ards four of between I >inan and I ake ness in Super Bowl IX, it was thtni ming on a fnurthuar ' Brantle> Ttiursda> won I be iii> in the 16.6 final score The ter tohdown pass to tight end sosuper SIX points the Vikings got Ltrr> fliown that sealed the aufaltered Saturda> %seren I reall> of thur own ikings doom P''_J / -, # ' ,pr f I _l,_ .- '..- '' — - motI 1l('f((J1flfI() - serl / '' : :' •::• ::• O1strnas part) at the home of itd WlLLhS ck Ird (rv! t) -4- j t • ..*--.,. . 322 1812 ELL CassberryWint,rSprirg MARILYN GARLANTI I1mç'e Svngs •.'.. •;•:•:•:: olves at It some Lyell; Jennifer McKibb( Heather Foster' WendiJ '. -- ti , HILDA RICHMOND 7 ANTIQUES %If'flibfr nf Zeta Xl Chapter, Beta Sigma Pi (from left , George, Thrnna Craig and Glenda Smith, dl play the nti _ , ______ ._ F_ IR_ I SLEEPWEAR PRICE i / I_ , - -, + .9 ' - L;I-=-_-*- _______________ ____ ______________ L=L- _ — F, #_ _'_ (arnies and scored the Steelers what do >ou do for an encore, the young man replied. kenton back into a scrambler. sweep in the third period, a He'd sort of lost that image in iisadt' delightfully easy by "I can't top this. That's for hiilly, overcast, winwept changed Minnesota s Wall>- again, and tr> to win there The presious high was 12 b> winuiefirstttixeeaga[n But if! can win at Tucson, I've got a Phoenix Open. like home to me. li's the kind of IC And Mile -, - h owes the 128-pound class, Bill tn few limbs into i cartwheel That s all I tan do Just Miller, rapidi> establishing division and Mark Stevens was entire afternoi'ri tryng to avoid Harris said when informed t1 brick on top of the other andtr> prisate hunting preserse, took class. Seminoles Mark llartwig b> the half.ton meat grinder broke the marks of 33 carrIes Building out of It. last season's sweep of the first said. "I can't believe I'm that known as Greene and Co. Rare- and 145 yards and turned "1 11 just go on to Tucson and three tournaments with the much under par." Saturday night at Seminole High School, Watts won the match, opponent ir. the 167-pound ret-civer, tflerald Photo h> Gordon Williamson) division Mid when he did ttnw the P .- a pin in the 101-pound division, -•• - -- the season to lead Seminole over Oviedo 36-23. Mills is 8-1. I .............4$. A. chapter members Thes finished off the Vikings lzute force of a bulldozer, disision &aturda> night in 48 rung gai,ie into oainieal bulb) Moyc; and Nan party - at COWAN'S Seminole High's Benn,> Mills . - Semim3k Junior ollege's Jim lcInTr goes high for a rebound In Saturday night's game with St GOWNS and Corey Powell 'Tiffany hreat deal E14 9717 In aUion tonight, S(iiunole icr ih(ensi', game neser ' he had to o in this most im .. - .. - - usually - - - '. with outstraIrdngyour1J,j I 4)0 Hill, Dr'wandDavidflorn Lan moving every Joint in all - I / PAJAMAS can't believe it. I never thought round and try to play a good third round and win the burma it uld have be?1 that high _________________________ _________________________ ' _____ in the Phoenix Open Sunday by a rerd 14 ctrok the larg - UCk5Ct accumulating a tournament to i1 of two eag1e and birdi' _______________________________________________________ ____________ �1 ___. rr _____________ _ -. ________ - — — — 4t:rLt _______ -- - - - & - - -- - - — I ________________ 't 29— Evening Herald. Sanford, H. Monday, Jan. 13, 1975 . . SWREBOARD . • i Entries I l FIRST Monday's Osme Indiana vt Virginia MencPalg TV$dIVS Game E ddy Lensz (3). Albero, (6). Cacho NHL Standings — Larri A,R;gvri (3). Negut Allu IS). FIFTH Mjrur,Laa,a (5). Sala Ramoa 131. Sanli mencha I P,Ip?a 26 1 56 14 9) MY Rangri2l 12 a W 174 131 Atlanta it is 9 47 i 20 it? NY island 17 It 10 " 141 120 Division 2 V6ncbr 14 Chicago (11 SIXTH - Erdoza Peter (8), Ar.'cpa Aqu're (2). Alava Zarre (7) 1 hottest young middleweight prospect, Marcel Clay, in a 10-round semi-final to the Frankie Otero-Vilomar Fernandez scrap. meet Tim Ford in Tampa Jan. 3 and Manuel Fiizondo 15 days later California. To sandwich someone as tough as Clay in between th ese two seems foolish on th e surface, but - EChanoVis (3) Fiffmin Larrea (7) KC Juan (5) Montreal Hova on 1. cc 70 Trias El Paso 64. 131 Sant Ranun (7) Sala Larrra my" S 1 25 S 11 n 211 - 19, California Arizona &I - young I Dog Entries Atlanta 2 II J 116 Stanford)) Oregon 5? Navy $1. Air Force II St. Mary*s. Calif 74, San ancisco 71 TOURNAMENTS Cncut E Carol 77 E Michigan 71 Baylor 69 Results New York fSL6fld 7 FIRSt. 5.14. B - 1 Srsjtvs(17). 2 Run lucky ti) 3 Cold Ore (ID) A. Bennie Jo (4) S Mineola Sam.t ($'8Lr 7P.kadton Vancouver SECOND. It. 0-i ma Bean w. tEdarinalfl).3 LkeWPtIzfi).i Jftlnlp Lou ($-I) S L L.'s Beam (6). 6 L;n*l Lady (8), 7. K's Smile I 10), g. Eddes Linger On it?) THIRD. SAIL C I sugar at NITSAE-SO PPIhadtIplsta3 1c Sweet — )`.~ N t 1 '4' 4 0, - S Hotnob t 5 2), 5 Brittany Brandy (S). 6 Hunday Gift St Louis 2. Detroit I ' C h I C a g o 4. New Ranger% 2 Mondays Games Cheers (1) 5-14. B I K a Trouble (5). 2. LOdL Aw?s,1 IS 3), 3. Say Its True (ii). 1. Curled (4). $ IL's lily ($1.6 K.C.s Buoy (6). 7 Berkley Petite (to). l Valid Appeal York — . Pittsburgh to pop Tøeidayi Games S- Louts at New York island era Los Angeles at Washington Ph;180111101a of Kanus City (6). ! ., . an champagne cccksortossthetrcoachinthe shower. All they could & after win- FIFTH. 5-16, 0 - I O.J. Rowdy NWAL Ace (4).4 G,M.'s Eltventeen (0. 3 I'm De!ls (S), 4 Hosiery (6). ?. ScAfIff R-'bb*nS 1&2). A Lordarts Ji hands, hug one another and bask in the mellow satisfaclion (4 the first National ForotbaH Coale (10). SIXTH, it. 6 - 1. Berkley xetou . W L TPts OF GA year history. 22 Is I 46 I 'm 1; Clvind "I'm sick and worn out but 16 20 2 34 11" I Chicago 1$ 21 i 31173 no I'm ahappy, happy man," said defensive end Dwight White, West Division who pla)ed meat of the game ""On 27 12 0 S4 180 is Cactvs I 12). A. Summer Sue I to). s, Hattlulah Jonn (6). 6. Tons Trans Wg (1). 0 Bay . Eng. New SEVENTH. !1-% 0 - 1. Good Curvany (5), 2. at Honev (6), 3. ebr ( ardnqv , invitation Is 2). 7. Youws son (11). I Quieni Caper (4) EIGHTH, 5-16, A - 1. Tumbit jet (12) 7 Loch Cactus ($). I mtrosola - Jackie (6). 1 Al , Sunday (6), 5 B It. K's Victoria (M. S. Malin" Idol I I . tic). NINTH. so, C - 1. K's Euro" (10). 2 Barry King (5-21, 3 Irish Trans (4). a Teil Cindefatus (61, 5 L,B.'s Spicy TaStf (Sk, 6. Play Mv (Ill. 7. classy wink (1), I morning - . . I. TENTH. 5-16, S - I Boumer Boy IS 2). 2 MaskedRc*ue (5) 3 Mneotawunton (13) 1 Noble (6) S lr,tde Whirl (6) 4Ne5,r Woof i10.7 K C a Gem (I., I DOttflY 4 Corky Cal (5). a. Sheila Eckert (6). 5 Hft(M Sallie (4). 6 Noble Duke (6). 7. Judotit Ragland (10), I gelle Davis (S 2) 19 , Diego ie it I 37 MICit. 13 26 3 29 Canadian Dtvis.loin Ovet*C 2s Is 0 so T oronto 23 14 1 47 Edmoroon It 12 2 80 120 Winrilpog vancvr 16 It 2 34 NBA Standings t Eastern Conference Atlantic Division _____ i Phila ia ' I) 24 ntraIDivisron 10573', Western ceftr.'sc. 54) Pac,fac Golden 51 Seitthe . Portland PhoenIx L Angees -: A .1 ~J .7 Di,*iar, 77 13 47$19 73 143 •' Is 21 .462 all 16 73 410 I0( 17 io ii Saturday's Results Im Atlanta ii3 i WMhtnon t, Los An Milwaukee it. Cl"flano at P?'taoelphia s5 Knis ('v i Itu"alo Ili, Boston lot Chicago 171, Seattle 171, 2 1i I .I 1I . I Monday's Games garrit" Vne"to NO i ] . I __ — 00 MI t-onini,ssioner Pete Maine 91 00 St. Va Co,nmon*,aIIh To*441orla f4amp I -__ C ti~, T ,.~ Francis. Pa 70 p401! cross FO(dham Howl for Mr Ro.,mne,' 94 , ABA Standings If I I i ~ , 48 - Csi-nka's reerd old en,q ve ~;I`y~ - ' '° f(ir us," said Steefer Coach OkIl,iutall yearwe ham, who put Bradshaw ('11 the AntovIo 71 a Son Antonio 110- Denottr toe '- Wro St 79 1!.J,) 77 .J- rç'o'i Tennessee Tech trainer ateye oreves Wtelloft}? Indiana107 $ 49 marout4le 66. man'tatlan 6; M''o'n S 08 M.hçan 70 IT Ikr,)i,i i I ii IIk.rrlrz I 1 J% 1 ~ I 160 ..-) I IV -u ~ -0 an .1 PV '.. - = vi ' I ? . . * CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I 0* i by — - UNISON,I - __ __ "Irish" Gene Wells staggeris MarM Clay with a salld right crou in ift round action in MIAMI Beach. Wells came from behind In the 110-imand cimlest to pound out a victory. (Herald Pboto by Let Geiger) I % Patriots Fall In Overtime BYCHUCKMCCUJNG L_ . 0 Since losing sharpshooter r held the ball in hoM of a final. Ray Bowling. Lake Brantley second three-point play. has won only owe and faltered FOREST CITY Although Instead, Dan Gabriel bucketed three times Coach Chris Butterworth's a twO-Pointer to knot the tie and "The players have a Lake Brantley cagers suc- force the game Into overtime, challenge without Ray ," cumbed to Ocoee 41-39 in rantley 4_2 Butterworth said. "But they : Ocoee outscored B overtime Saturday night, the in havedonewellnacceptmgti the extra period. Patriot coach was sa tiMed witb Terry Jackson of Ocoee, who challenge. This game has his team's performance. "We played exactly the type scored 26 points. accounted for helped them realize they don*t of ball game we wanted to," all of Cvoee's overtime points. have to Put all the work on 41 1 - 41 Ray's shoulders anyrnore.Butterworth said. "The players Brantley led as much as X20 did the job. I just made a wrong in the third quarter, bu Jennigan 20.1; Tftpirtt deciiion to hold the ball in the Jackson led Ocoee's comeback 2 3OCOEE A. Jackson u c m Bruce 0 o 0. . Jefferson 30 6. McMillian ll,i.i T otals LAKE BRANTLEY Gabriel 00 16, stroier 000 Alexander Ill oIIn O. Hargis 102. Elliott 30 I' 1 D I Oico" Seminoles, 8-5, failed 10 slow down the Braves' attack that controlled the game at halftime by 39-24 Seminole, led b Randy returned from the locker room 0 11 .' .. i fl (... .. .... /1 -:~-.,. -0 ~- . -:: - .,:% -, I' 1 _11 ! - __ TI-I' ___— 'f&t *1 /7 Elecitic UJ4 TIME." /IT - bJ1 — I I ' \ " , -_- JN7S n rd ' ' -!1 Gorman 4 1 IS; Muller 0 0 0. Hoirlill 011; Rainey ssis; slue llol2, Curtis I 0 7~ Lewis 0 2 2. Tillman I ." i - wi v SAIL IN' O jt iff _ 7 I L) - - It ;I 0 IovIpd out None WIit',i we thcke'ej in , rl"'. t - - grabbing a total of 21 rebounds on the night. -- L 'Lf . - '"L1 '-----' 7 ( ER ROOM RESTAURANT 1.&Z W . ' g~7_ By TURK COURY — b Al V•rmisr HE PINNED A1JoT-1ER SO WNArc PICTURE OVER QUITE 50. M.TUEØ. SHE MU5T.OFCQuRE , - .A I I I I - I4 5- 1. - , I .- -1 '. 'y' (C . 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I - . - iI 14 i I V ) . { op I A.M.. Ili P.M. 1^""4"4_S#""*0*f Enteflainment Provided N1 - ~ FII.UM,, .),,. -5----- (I, FRANK AND ERNEST e I ' . — rO5URE o -. - , season record . 1. . I - by Crooks & Lawrence , ,_ CONVICTION -1 ( r I I ER UP(grANKS , - 1 0 01 I; - HESCETPN3ETTEAT IT' ' -1 5HE1K' v i' I / . r~ A FAIR ANt' IMPARTIAL. I ______ L__j . IN I I I IN THIS cOIJR EVERY MAN'S ((/._.._S.,)) 4j)' I 'i. -- ' with 18 / PRISCILLA•S POP t ,W SMART 1'1 1 scoring race with 45 points, by I K Ryan HOL y 'I'LL I-tA TOAcVIIT I " ONE THING - IV ' - Saturday night when they left .. -f. '' L - - • PflhIii ___________ J - E----A ~ - - -' — - CAPTAIN EASY —- ,_T -. —.'. - _____ ' MEOW e 'ii 37j4 - ,-/ I .. JUP&Z 'X' - . cagers demolished the team =% 41Ar.4v.- - -Z r 4 youof4th,groufl WALLHEATING IN - "I", - X 4 - __ - . , ~~ J N- i"jii "' HEAT PUMP CALL PLUMBI if i! _______ ME OW WFATHCDT V __ 1.13 ' I'S / - 1~JA _U I F1-9 - - ? ,' r, - I ,~ •i 1 mw wagm -- I .,-. or -' ryE LfARNEO ONE ' THlt4&. ALREADY... / 12 WDOWSAROJND .1 `1 -_ Garry Trucleau TUMBLEWEED *, . ww ~ i <' .--. -I_ ~ z.3 - I, CATAGAIN 4_~ ,I - ME ' Gneral '. ' -'I 4k-- 94% i RJA6 / / .1 - I i:- -- _•.' B, Totalloula Semnolel7 BOoe36 my , - lr~ / \ . L,,, IL 1.. ; ,(_. 7)-tAT PtMWrr cx I (c:::.J\ , _____ - k_ ' WINTH I I IflV ROP . / ; 11 - '. 4 FR54 or _____ I - - - : 1.1'. :-V.1.-,.-, - ' , .' t , • I ' .,, - PAL srAXE ccu \ IRIERE1 j7 ' DT i I'M Ø4EIN' ~ 'IM Two 6uCxs SYLV.S1tR. rM ,, LI! ' L... Resolve to let Cessna Acade - 1 ~k I 1\ - 1 i-;: ,.~ TRE D By Roger BIen LARFCR A 1 CF CoEE) - IV " oive SANDWICH 'vu ORDERED FROM i 4 _ 5AVS TF Like THE BEST I L 7I ,1 --- I 1, —_ EAR.5 OPEN AN' HEgE Cf FINANCE. — I -_ ? 0 - -- IL ___AJ — ABOUT TN' OKLD ' !1 SOMEWHERE BETWEEN A SHEEP DOG AND A MEXICAN HAIRLESS' I.-. , .~ L-1,., 7 -4 h- I g ,. I -I .. I ~. . :. . I 5ON I \ - 6m ;, '. 1 ddys Ten me how FUNNY BINESS . I i I '.. \ t. j. I eaterl 101 I - it and I'll give ou five dollars!'' dI ... , .. .3 . 4"_: .,. i -, ~ KEEP YM ' - V %O 1 ., ' ,. . . -i...'. -,. -.4, .. * , " -/___1 - - game 6l. 19 v ON three i't lUU old --- /1W,OR /i45roltrra'j., ", I . ~1~ ( ,'~.*:::,:T V:,-, 11 I 1 - * NOky _c*93tr_r~" \\ ! . GOTCHA I I I I 44 'd,, Totals 19 1$ 54 Seminole B.ocni 111 . i~, C I - TOO 1 A.- J %.04 ff1 t Chic Young Cu'T"' I SOON E Handwork n 4 2a. Gv*rtIn 0-1-1, He'ckman 7-I IS. Cos I. 3 It. McConnell 0 1), SchumaCher 2 01 Huttell 213 Martin 033 Totals 3 1 I4-74 ,I1j•1.-k 1124 __~__c P_A__1P_rJ ' Fred Washington hit 12 points The Edgewater JV also had aneasytuwIththUopjJ'y ledOIl Ed 4A - w. 0 %.I " &r-%\ - . I'Tt)u'LL FIND our .$4LEN1V I PASTRAMI Richard lianwerk was high ' %. . V I Lt I 4WI IV Off6FUW Ac r I '- BUGS SUNNY ______________________________________________________________________________ b H.insdahl 1, Stoff.I 6 with a higher scoring offense, .48 . Total fouls: Ocoee 1. Lake Saturday night with a scalping SEMINOLE Brown 0331 Smith scoreof7&.66. O1&HOIltnqwrTh 102.GrayO37, 5. WathnVton 36 Il Plagued by costly turnovers, rn;et the -] ~ FutJ out hone Orlando's Boone Bravea - . V LONG Lake Brantley 617 u Clennie Patterson hit 26, and l 4W south by BLONDIE Behind 37-35, Lake Brantley Herald Corresponitient 7r I i - FA Browdy had 14 for Oviedo. TotalS0 Norill Eall 'r3 1-.--_ _' C14OP, — ' 68 -a I West ( ... NOT IN 600D PEOPLE CHEW CrUn EVEN IF ALL 09 YOU CHEW GU%i U -rpaAsE l I the fourth quarter. 6 ~ discarded a diamond on capers partnership sshrre a tourdummy'saceoftlubsandleda heart call Iii be read as a mild am in in clubs and not as heart to his ace, then he played the king of hearts West showed deiaed heart raise out and the contract was now in TOflA 's t isTft)N Jcoply." Instead of rebidding two Oswald- "The way the cards trurnp your p3riner has jurvr4A iii lay there just was no way to do YOU do bing It home. South tried to get Tomorrow -'3 i 0 ilet /a -, letting an opponent win a trick 'oti South hold r.owand then as long as the lost trick does not cost his con. £ K7643 VuA) What do 4 tract Jim: "Today's declarer was A This Is a tough spot i ir a little stingy lie had bid four ciubsisasiightunderbjdIihouJd but wanted to make six He be made except in a isril de%tioprd i ---- - Pass from Bradshaw to Larry ~~M &nisn in tt'it 'ourth quarter . uting " said The victt,ry left each Steeler 115.000 rIcher. *0w - ~ - - Total fouls' Sanford L Fooilect Out None CJ.AUKSVUjj.;, Tenil. 'API %itk4itapv,*' 20 53A 17 A% V Santoqdpjy0 10 I) 12 16-5! y Ac demy 11 11 (7;-cfl,~- t'I , with an overtrick." lie doesn't mind generous. PEEL w H1..P UF r 111INUM NS00~, _M~. -11 Wilde a contribution, an % WELL, NAT CO — - - -- 22 I &. a!: - 4 66 16 " Tape Tole 0 C,)a7 - ) to dummy w,th a 0~1 3 / been d(ting whatever it takes. Backup quarwba; -* Joe Gil Ny WA r ;..-I U 1j / , -A ,by Art Sonsom - -' The Sanford Junior School ho .JfIvr ArvIN . 1 W.S.S.C11 ard JiJLk 1.afl)bert Wt're hurt. st 4- OVIEDO: Patterson )042. d 000; B*fkftki 124~ Jackw 107. 1 stone 0 e1 02 the Eagles scored 31 points In Total%- 7o e As linebackers Loren ,. - - be as easy for 'ewpter FA and as Edgewater was Vemn Hair reserve - ____ L_ ".,_, the last heart honor and wind up IV 2V Pass ~ _______ . to ted doun thret.(if Fran Tarken, ton's pasm. Totpiwe "M f'4 - - I& /' 'Lj spade: take a finesse against '% . ______ _iiw of 25-16. Th second half proved West Division __ . Super Bowl time lead held Minnesota to 123 total , wil - of ~ 13 flV1 em I R4 - .- :.z:i- SANFORD NAVAL. Summer 90 II Verkw 7115. Bassett 10$. Rois 20-i Totals HOWE's': Menln 10-2 22. Mfsslrogtf 4 5, I]. Campbell 60 12, Gleflte 37 0. Traffic, 1 0 Totals - 21 57 Edgewater shake loose for 150 )ards rush game from the first qirter, ing 13 better th an Larry leading 1, and took a half Auburn 90, Kentucky IS ' Cara St 51. N. Cjro Cen Davtson • - Edgewater set the pace of the team as the Eagles won the flat It East Divisim Kontuc - MrJlinsar if % . South F.ati had played - . r the queen or ack of hearts on tile first heart lead, South would go hack I3 ' __.~, I THE BORN LOSER - - Oswald: "11 East North Pass iJ. - cest 7) vim liect', Y4. v~rytr!a ;j - hittlngfllnthe thlrdand2l in offen 0 diamond through South's king." " ;c2'N'_ , .. 0 K 943 North-SoWth vulnerable Well / / — ____________ the Scmlnoles Howey. Jon Summer lilt 18 and after the team gave Rooney a night's basketball game and game ball camed away an easy win 68- Yale 70 Cot rmbl.e 69 Syricus ,& Northast.rn W Va 3 p 5 Brovm 11. Corinell So No 71. Coa Guir Wener 1aware Cw"et 50. Colgate 46 UNC Charlotte 107, Boston 12 - - record for the night by defeating the Howey JVs 45-39. for overpowered the sive tackle Jerry Millims taid Oviedo Lions in Saturday Duke ". S. Flor4a " VM1 ", Rkh"KM " Southern U, Baton QoLVp GrTtbl,, . Tulant 71. Kansas St. 51 -.-..--. iv Tops Seminole Oviedo Falters thiseffortat winning theSuper VanderbIll 0). ISU 03 =_ pace ,, . .:, AP., -- -' ',.: 01 "Ibis entire team dedicated scinave"Wre 11 St. SOUTH yI.fld t w,s s' His. 1. vAK9752 . -, Navy Loses To Howey For Howe, Mike Flefke handled 14 rebounds and Glenn ,i I - By the sixth round Wells was in complete control vf the match and won easily. The final verdict was announced as a split decWon in Wells' favor, but it seemed the local righter captured at least s,even of the 10 interesting rounds. In the ma*n event. the Cuban refugee was upset by the New York invader. "(xero lost almost every round to Femandez. Corning off an eight-month lay off, Otero seemed to lack the desire necessary to win, as Fernandez simply out-hustled him from the opening bell. Seated at ring-Mde was Ashlock's I-TermiteWatkins, who challanged the winner in the ring, but later admitted he is still several fights away from taking on the likes of Otero and Fernandez. In an eight-round Preliminary. heavyweight Johnson John got up o e ca nvas twice 10 pound out an exciting win over O.T. Davies. The (opening six-rounder came to an abrupt halt in the secmd round when Juan Hidalgo ,stopped a normally durable Henry Thomas. flidalgo, a Younger brother of world c1m welterweight Dario Hidalgo, is an excellent lightweight prospect who scored his second per bowl trophy for Rooney, whosedadused10rwlauj N Carolina Iff, Howard 0 71 I . burgh." Rooney had a cigar or cv erybody in the locker room. 415 V, V 4 34 Clilc. ores J ''t! C. .~- i -. I'm happy for our players, team and ScOred 35 points to the coaches and the people in Pitti- Naval Academy's III Pe- 104, Dartmouth 79 La Salle ii, Niagara 71 8 tic I Atlanta N" Orleans I i4 Colleae .age - - - - I Ir4üI Th is would have cost him a trick if hearts had broken 2-2 but as it was would have in. sured his contract since East would never be able to lead a p.. / nine. A — . sharpnessinhispunching Hc-ney said in his character- si. istic monotone. Sanford took the lead In the "Busthisisstilltbegreatest secondquarterandentered the thri ll in my life," he added, third quarter with a one pOint "The other years were good advantage 23-22, tail Howey rs tct djilk the irusu'a- returned from halftime to Lions and I have no regrets, but overpowet' the Naval Academy at Vancouver Toronto at San Diego EAST — ~t C)uvbt / ______ -~-_.-,-L~ETzi~--~~-'~~'~- - -. y In a tough, de fensive ball Hubert Kerkow hit 15 for the (if the credit because my som game Saturday night, Sanford Naval Academy, Dan and Art and Coach Noll Naval Academy fell to thle fast. The Naval Academy's have been running the team." breaking Howey Academy, 57 ,' 26 14 t5c I Boston Buffalo and cigar but minus den he'd carried in years without an NFL title. "Idoii'tdesen,e much an Indianapolis ”' ow Quebec 3. Edmonton 1 MdayS Games No games sch-'~duled Tuesday's Games Indianapolis at M101gan, caAcelm - ii ho tal with and losing 18 -I feel so gocid I'm aIrnost 164 ']I weak," tackle Joe Greene said 111 144 as he m illed around the bW4 Iii dued, steamy locker room. 113 119 "I jut want to sit back and Satilirday's Reslip"s savor it," quarterback Terry New Emland j. San Diego i. Bradshaw said between puffs OT HolAton 6. phoc-ni x 4 Soinday's Results (In a viclori cigar. c(vUsy (4 San Diego at Michigan. Can. Art Rooney. celed Remey, the 73-year-old Steel. Cleveland A. Phoen i x z crown , as Vancouver at Minnesota a corner with his usual cap, overcoat TOrOntO 7 Houston TWELFTH. LC - I MWCO 41. 2 Mike Slpren Shral (5 ) ,1 Prgçl, SPsan(S 7).S.GoodNabor(4),4 OG.sPin Am fit.? Tumblesault (61.0 Ernie L. (10) h lfl in " San „, ELLVENTH.S-14.A- 1. wIicsene Dancer (0), 2. HI No Bill (13), 3. .I M - ft _00 With his corner urging him to move saav from (1a)*s strong right hand. Wells begar. to take cmtrol of the fight in the fourth. In that stanza he began to rind Clay with a left hook as he rushed the youngster to neutralize his longer reach The 11-mon th layoff that proceeded the fight for Clay started to tell as he began to lose some of the \EWORLEANSAP The OF OURS. . *.- - _~~__ 140 HAD SOME KIND (ES, Or- PLAN 10 IDO I CAPTLIRE *nAE MY DEAR, KIDNAPPERS! AN D IT INVOlVEs — inimed the mark, but Ashlock's righter was beginning to come. Victory - HELLO, 741E BOYS "D (000ti! A, r first heart lead and South should have stuck in h is SOUTH C ) ______ Jim: "South had overlooked a • & Q J 10 — FRIEND / / Ir - sweeping "nia McntIVal I. WSShington 2 B0fAlo S. Vancouver I York iSland Toronto 1. N ~ i S WLO! t'~s A NEW U DOING,) DEVElOp IN 1HE 7-<DOC sr us IN MOO'? ,nmt '-' --'\, 000I.A... ' - COULD CHECK IT -) f ~~_J,___________1 - , Rol 1. -- eraI occasions In the thirdround Wells began to move inside his taller opponent's jabs, moving under them with punches. Most of them were wild and Steelers, Kinti City S. Wathint __ -Tr- • by Dave Grau. 6R -.• - _..:__-~-__-_7_4_77~~ - - - - I ID FI) P plan. " FAST A 95 VQJ8 QJ7 A K 8652 £ 7632 10 A 106 _______________ F_ I 11 generous safety play. East had wicT \\ ____• ALILEY OOP ____________________________________________ optics in his Tampa win over Jose Roman. -77 70 7 ~__ 7111,_"Wrl— _Fyi__ - I ______ I -! LXCL 1.3 g - I 13 64i #852 - - Jan. for several months. He received I - a diamond discard on dummy's fourths debut East ruffed the third lead and spoiled that NORTH A A K Q 10 bY Dick Turner ... - BRIDGE AT fly 05WALD and JASIF-S JACOBY i a. as Quarry's eyes are going to keep him on* the shelf I _ wi Fr Pflsbgh 4 CatIforn 3 &O1'OflSCPOcègo) Les Angein 1. Toronlo $ Buffalo 3. Detroit New York Rangers S. St Louis 3 TONIGHT is r_=F5~ ____:_-___ ___ Yells tried to oercome his notorious slcw start rin u' ft r r U iiiutt in Utt di, room Immedlatel) preceding the bout th Clay'. fhts strateg) did not work as the look-alike of Muhammad Alt swept thruugh the first two rounds with a cc urate punching at long range The class) Oa} gae Wells a beng lon in those opening sessions as he reddened the Irish nIan's face with stinging jabs, sharp left hooks and solid right crosses that sliookhis opponent /4 Saturday's - Hernandez... . . THERV6, LIFE THERC-5 7 .IiI THE TLI41E R: r I , if the hardest punchers in the division. On the same card "Termite" Watkins takes a giant step when puts his underfeated mark on the line with Rudy example of this was Vilomar Fernandez when he came sou th to trounce Otero. ----Z---.-- WIN I. i I 1.I . I (in experience alme as the "Irishirian" is the most under-rated 160-pounder in the world today. Portland Idaho 13 California 60, Oregon so 10 ' Ws big test with Elizando, who is reputed to be one fighters will begin coming to Florida. The first _7 -, 4 FE RCI_ "' ' I i undefeated ord that includes wins over Mike .Nl(,rgan. Nat Dixon and a knockout of the Southern Middleweight Champion John hnne . I CARNIVAL / I Monday, Jan. 13, 1974-3B _________________________ . 21 The next Miami Beach card set for th Canada's Fernand Elisha Obed tangles wi when iLls 'suspendingindefinitely"i(sMondaynighFJ Marcotte for the North American Junior Mid. Forum pro bvxing cards. This is a terrible blow for dieweight crown. - boxing as New York has always been the Mecca of Mike Quarry had to be taken out of scheduled the sport, but it does mean some of the better fights with "Indian" Yaqui Ik1w and Billy Wagner . T ,rWOLIOWT `)tL')J M164T LIKE TO IZ5CON;IPER TAAT OR ER/ - SEETLE.~,` !' Washington Brigns", - LEE GEIGER Wyoming 66 Buffalo .Boston Tr I Rosman is the teen-ager who is ranked among the top 10 United States middleweights with an FAR WEST % 117 ashin , st. Artansai Is. Oh City HowardPayne iii, Sam I N 4 " " 173 TENTH 4 Mvgvtr:a ,'?), Ramon TWLLFT" - Maruri Mugverza 11 if DEAD T9EE, Johnny Boudreaux takes on Stan War n final of a Son Jose card. Rudy Robles is In the headliner against Rudy Crux. On the 18th, Wells has the way that Dundee and his son, Mike, roll out the red carpet for all the boxing writers he gets very little pro-fight coverage from the Miami papers... New York's Madison Square Garden announced Wells' manager, Pete AshIck, took the fight when he learned a possible shot at "fl Jewish Bomber" Mike Rossman awaited the winner, on SOUTHWEST T"A% Christian 0, Hawaii 62 SMU 96, Dallas Baptist 70 :: (7). 71, Dayt :r TOLD ,~iou To CI4CP PC%% N TkAT _-.- This weekend several of Ashlock'q fighters will be busy on the West coast. On Friday. "Dancing 'I . The 31-year-old veteran had been scheduled to W. Mich. Ii. Chic*o Loyola Toledo 80, Ohio S& Oral Roberta ei, Weer Drake 16. Tulsa &5 s WL TF4%G FGA — SEVENTH 63 profmit,nal win when Thomas was unable to get up after a flurry of punchetz put him down in a neutral corner. HERE AND THERE IN THE BOXING SCENE.. Chris Dundee's Miami Beach promotions con tinue to be the best not only in Florida but in all the south. 'Most of his preliminaries would be main events anywhere e lse. spite the quality of th e cards and Group's — THIRD Arecha Alberdi (7) Caco?ia (it. Eddr Via 4). , at Hampton At dl A (2) SECOND IPIno.t 61. Nor?nt, oO Miami 73. Bowling Grn 4 Ohio St. I& Minnesota 67 CinCIMS11 13. Temple 63 Purdue a. Wisconsin ,a Cent N.th 13. Kent St 71 Bradley N. Wichita Ofl Reach 1 M. N. III flQ4S . TONIGHT . "Irish" Gene Wells tck,lk a calculated risk when he went to Miami Beach and engaged the Mendoza SwAdayI Reivita Aa Jai s Starts Slow But Finish es Fas t // Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Walker Mort I' ______ ffl e_=~ e W BEETLE BAILEY -T - - �----- --------.---4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. i: - Legal Notice - Legal Notice NOTICE PICTITIOUSPIAME OF RESOLUTION Notice It hereby gven ttat I am CLOSING, VACATING AND FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOU% NAME A B A H DO N I N G U 1 I L Notke k hcety given that I am EAtEMENT No?e is hertby gv LOflQwood 32750, Semiøle County. 'oagc fl buSfl(t t HA 7 , Florida under the HCIjIiOVS name of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Iwooci SrThVIe S,ninse County. FIorid, Y' J L. MART INDSA JOHNNY S NOTICE ha under the fictitious name Fiorida,Lertp,fj,t,,meo, Boardof County Commiss.oners MODULAR MOBILE HOMES and RESEARCH INFORMATION PINE MOBILE HOMES, and that I that I intend to register said name Seminole County, Florida, at fltPnd tnYIS?,r sara im, with the Regular COMPANY, and that i intend to Mieetlng held tt 7th day with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. reoster Said name wetis the Ciets at. CIN'bi of the Circwt Court, Seminole (t January. A 0 )97S, in the County Seminole County. Florida In ac the Circuit Court. Sem,noie Cinttt, Couniy, Florida in accordance Commitsioners' Meeting Room in co,dance with the provisions of the Florida in accordance with the *ith the provitlosn Of th Fict,t,oi theCourthouaI Sanford. Seminole Fictitious Name Statutes, Iowa: provislor of the Fiditious Name Name Statutes, To Wit Section County, Florida, pursuant to Section US 09 Florida Statutes IfS?. I ri I Jan. fl, 1975 ____________ ice, Legal Notice El g h 3 -- _____Monday, State Fir, Statutes S Kenneth White Publith Dec. 73. 30, 1971. jan. a. I). By The Aswctated Press At least eight &50R5 died In DEl pe. state roads, including three given, passed and adopted a Publijh Jan 6. 1). 20, 27. 1975 Relution cloi,, vacating and abandoning, renouncing and - NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS W - ANT AD INFORMATION DIAl, 68, a to Concord Drive, Casselberry, Seminole County, Florida. intends to Virginia Highley, 63, of register the said name with the Statutes, To Wit: Section Name Florida, this 7th day of January. engaged in business at 4(C N High A 0. l7s Florida Statutes t,si way 1797 In the City of Longwood, (Seal) S. Robert T Brock County, troopers said. ______ workingglrlorpenionlady andstiaree*pe'tses. 373 493 __________________________ •' - __ __ LEASE- II. Airport Blvd. near Sanford Ave 3733 tridge on State Road 5 in 1975 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMIHOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL CASE NO. r E DERAL NATIONAL TCAGE :,''QrTAT Monroe Cowfly, officers said.DEl- 125 Troopers said she apparently SEMINOLE COUNTY UTII,ITY BOARD Noticeof PublicHearinq fell into the oath of the vehicle. Another pedestrian, Cecil Triululicil, , Commissioners DEJ is 3? . s;ness enterprise is as follows: County, FlOrida, Dec. 15, 1974 Publith: Dec. 23, 30, 1974, Jan. 6, 13. 1975 ________________________________ DEl 100 ________________________________ By: Marie W. Walker Deputy Clerk Jan 13, 975 )EJ 14 I (52.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minim'jm SITTING DAY OR NIGHT. CALL 377 5049 - The Longer Your Ad RUiS The Less it Costs Per Line , rn,5%Cnrs f 5cr noic (oun?y ,i,_,$ ,..__.. UIt,a V t*-•iI,SM. S1 z- *by a TO CONSIDER TIlE ADOPTION Plaintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT (flhiny O T4 ( AN nofl ANCE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA car as he walked beside a road Utility Board will hold a PubliC CARLION DUNPIIPIG and AR CulT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. hearing In the County Commission DUNNING, aka a Lavonia Notice is hereby given that a a; : said, Officers were withholding the who was hit by a car in Polk cor(ernir*g changes 'n water and sIwet Servic, rates ifl areas cet' County. Troopers said the " - Deceasici. dinance by the City Of Sanford, NOTICE TOCREDITORS Florida, tltleof which is as follows: " TO ALL HAVING tilled t be Served by Southern action for foreclose a morlgaçe C" CLAIMS OR PERSONS DEMANDS AGAINST Slates UtiIiti, Inc. ORDINANCE PlO 1274 the following property in Scm tim was from Frostp roof. Troopers gave L'ie following By S-Sidney L. Vihien, Jf'. SAIDESTATE: You and each of you are hereby County. Florida AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY - Tree rip.ned oranges & grapefruit MveI & (vice. Garntr Genr, 416 3-CemeterIes 4-Personals BERNICE M QRUEMMER, aka residence unknown Publish: Dec.30. 1971. Jan. 6. , Furnished BERNICE BRUEI.IMEP. 1975 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ___________________ DCI 124 Deceased that an action to Quiet title to the 32-Houses Rint Unfurnhshed AMENDED following described pfupaftis Ifl 33Housej Rent Furnished NOTICE NOTICETOCREDITORS OF Sem3nol County, Florida RESOLUTION LOP EPI.ZANO, CLOSIPJG, VACATING AND TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Petitioner, whose address is WITNESS my fiend and seat on block A, Winter Woods, unil 3 as clay of January, 1975. . 'anico ceinbei- and fired the fIrm's 30 this the 91t* day of December. A.D recorded In Ptat book 15, page 57, As Administrator c.t.a, Public Records CA Seminole County, 1971 employes. Zoo World's final IsFlorida of Said Estate cease publication in mld.De- dimanded in the petition. Arthur H Beckwd fi, Jr. Hunt, who has a net woi'th exceeding $50 million, has re• mitsioners of Seminole County, HUNKAPILLER Florida, this 7th clay of J.1riury, BAUM & SIMMERMON, PA. A 0., 197$ 111 South MaitIand Ave. Clerk of Circuit Court 5eri'init Coonty, FlOrida Deputy Clerk CARROLL BURKE Attorney for Petitioner 63 .iiifi4d million In Zoo World over course of its tJee-year exis. knee. Hunt has t'rpeateJy Board of County Commisslonert ° Cci.n?',, r:';do 18 * Heated Pool Help Wanted ---------- t, - In re; Adoption Of a Mi-i-or. York,Chicagoand Los Angeles. Feldman said advertising By KENPIETI4 PACCA. her5t4athen, revenue had increased and the TO' BILL OOLSBY cover price doubled to 50 cents, Residence Unknown. NEVER ENOUGH MONEY? Ladies Interested in high earnings ...-working full or part tIme For 31 Apartments Rent _____________________________ interview phone 530 5700. Furnished ----With Each NEW LEASE weofiends Offices In Sanford and DeL,ond. 57 10 per hour, Apply in HIR Block, Inc., 131 N. Blvd., Detar*ci Apply In person Crusty's in Lonq*00d. Makq It a happy new year. Pay off last year's bills & Start saving andess is on ice Bos 1431 Pf'Tf'i',itlq' Arbar-.s45 77)IS You ARC NOTIFIED tPt a be reached later this year Critics of Zoo World have said PetItiø for AdOfT? i hat be'eq filed aga!rist you end you are required to the magazine's advertising serve a copy of your witten ... -------- .... CIViL ACTION 7'-?I4-CA-04.A £BIVV fliPliSt WARD, practical. weos, acidress 5 100 North Highway 17 92, (et'.i'P,.,-rr , i'rç. 227:/. --, cr be-fore January 73. 19/$, and f,Ic' the origInal with the clerk of th' SI-Household Goods CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-32.CA.30-A nents),fhisageny '*asreceivrdn 54-Garage . Rummage Sales In re: Petition of application for certification that the ,w,d STEVEN JAMES WARD. " "- small deposit. Orlando isi-isos. _________________________ Pleasant Apartment. $110 PARK APARTMENTS 1117 Park Ave., Sanford NOTICE OF ACTION "LUXURY FOR LE - U) 63 monthl Buy this l-.arsdsome block duplex near Sanford 7 bedrooms, stove, refrigerator, air Hch side. You pay Only 53.5(0 owner for appointment, Rooms icr Rent Dealers are established by the Red Hook, New York 11371 Prolect Plo. 59 39 OO7IE in 0 . . . . , : that I inte-nd to retliStrr Said name fly Elaine RiCharcte with tht CIt'rt' Of $h C*ycu,t Court, As Deputy Cirk Seminole County Florid-a in cc . WILFRED H CONRAD COr'dane wilPi prey,soris Of the Attørrity for Pt?ion.'r F,ctln..s ?s '.t 'ttiitt'.. To WI 100 North High-way U 91 165 (75 riocicia Statues (.sstclbeay, Figqida 37707 PubliSh- Dec 73,30. 1971, Jan 4, 1). old Real nice! 9051 school. New roof and some extras . , It is January clearance time. Sell "Don't Needs" fast with a Classified . , .. -' ' We now h.1ve models ready Immediateoccupancy inCarrlagc' Cove, Sanford's neweSt mobile "u for lnvcli"i-y mu purchased, -'-;e .' -- . "a' written informit Stemper Realty Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING PEAL TOP 377 1991 19)9 5 French 322-7374,372 14$, 372 754 I '. . $200 DOWn * They're Hot! * SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING . , ,. -- DISPOSALS I - Large Picnic Area, Basketball and Tennis shaded yard. PriCed below replacementcottonly$79,30t Courtç, Initial Recreational Fee Prepaid 15.445 down. Assume 7'. pci. mortgage Call today for ap puintmt 90% FINANCING AVAILABLE CONVENTIONAL FINANCING FROM I PE CENT on Sanford Ave., in Sanford. Puhli51' Dec 16. 21, . 1971. ian 4 I) t97 (it ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER Tdllifll'4t., FlOrid. 37304 PubIiJ'i' ,tan 13, 70. 77, Fib 3, 1975 Fub"js Jan 13. 1973 DE.l DFJ.it State of Florida Department o4 Polluti Control 7547 Executive 'enter Circle Cat? MOfltOOtr,y Building A " Rep Real Estate Broker hOOF 'isttiSt ,372u13 CailBart Real Estafe ' - "U" ,.f AD'1 ___________________________ ____________________________ vice for small businesses Williams Accounting, 372-764). _________________________ _ Counter tops. Sinks In stallation available Bud CabeII 372 50S2 anytime S ELL ________ Thompson Rooting. Build up & Shingles kIl work guaranteed Satisfaction guaranteed Licensed ______________ __________ & Bonded 3231255 _______________________ Si Uroker,lO7W Commercial Sanford. 372 7111 Leautv Care GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW ' .' C ' 'n machine, Full automatic Pay balance of $75 or 10 pay ments of . .. ' '' ." ti. r e 'urns Try one and See Call merci,jl tt 1 c' )1itl I flewfor$$$,balanceot$&Scaspior ESTATE SALEbedroom, lii F bath. carpet, 522.0(0 I ;':,tit 't .'c T Pra','.S:c 'il i,oIIpJpf'i P,dr.,-r LICCn%edResident,ai Corr Astr.alidtasslfiedAdbr,ngsbig Sanford Ave Master Beautician s"v'.-s b appt 322 39/ 2 Ut 372 19 /6 Drop InbObbin, zig zag. and) needle position Like new condition, sold " 372 P665 I WINNIE ' S BEAUTY SHOP. fl4 family room, fireplace, rat in kitchen, $37,750 - Free (slr",ilr's Ph 32? 6573 I Pet Care S payments of $10 New warra,nty . 3 - Floor Cleaning NFORD NORTH %APlT A 5LRVlCMAP4 lAST Read today's Classified Aol IC" the help you cited 377 2911 ____________________________ (UCdrOOni Set, dreSser, Chest, box Welding Pia lto Services , I Of Loch Arbor -- , .-.-. 1i .,,J. I '. j.' .':... miles east or i 792. _______ '' "' Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. / CARRIAGE COVE .. ,., .. ., ,,, .'. '-':'--, i' 1' -----------------------, I additions Fully n%tjred Good - Unbelievable at $73100 Fl-tA VA CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR, $3) "Buy Direct From Boxcar" . Appointment J Realty, RE4LTOR. 373 7750 1LAKE MARY- 3 bedrooms. 1" beth, A real chirmer PrIce reduced to $21,900 3223103 211 W 25th Sanford, Fla. '' WE TAKE TRADES FORREST GREENE INC REALTORS 32) 6351 or 815 33] I GOPMLY'S. C 16._____________ Sanford 32) 17,1) _______________ - s i '.LL l..Ll,At,iNr, I lnip,i W,isn & sv., ',-,,, E.ti'rQr saIls, cases, patio. walks I A. roofs Re4'noves mildew, fungus, I BEDROOM SET 17(0 FRENCH AVE. 372 7310 I Platter patching arid simulated - brick speciality. 373 5375 I added 9c per sq It 323 V.'l'LlS DRILLED SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Wercva'r lndserv ¼ ,STIPif P'A (IjlP4F '. SUPPU.Y Co ,'! '. Jr '' I webs 3770397 ______________________ I , lar I low down Only 123,5(0 Acre Call For Pressure Cleaning FREIGHT SALVAGE I I Appliancet Furniture Pant [Ic. J IflterlOr.E*terior Plastering. I -- Drop Leaf Table 3 Additions Remodeling rolumpt, sunken paneled family room, 3 bedrooms, garage, red IRana Park,) BuIlt Wfth PrIde By Ph. (305) 323.8160 SPANISH CHARM Ornamental stone fireplace. turned C __________ __________ __________ I__..__-. StateRd, 427 23 ________ i.41 sPib _______________ , I' I0-'-Auto for Sate Alirnakes. ni-I Pfacrs u.n no Pt-pr ó2 95(t) t references. Jim Trego, 3210709 and reserve your choice lot. OrIando 834-2299 from Dave's Furniture. Soo Sanford Aye, 3739370 I I buy, sell or rent with a WanI Ad. ____________________________ I I ,- ' Come out today 17-junk Cars Removed ,, ____________________________ E*es$49.I146 7571 Park Dr 3727111 'EALTOR After Hours' 37)9714 l2JJnt 32204' . - 11' 1- 307 A East Is? SI, Sanford 37)9111 C" r'st-',' ______________ I i - PN PIT COME OUT AND IHSPF,CT THE MODEL HOM I ______________________________ , ., c,,. i- rt-,i ',,i, , Call Crealt Dept. I:': Wall Ptipering ___________________________ br-droocn,2 bath, A. 1..• i-( 1 I 'Is I. f'.rii' 17/ 5747 -__-------. . ' 5in.lI Cl.' -.',--,'a :.,-i !.'f'x -, i.,itc r, - ,-.,j '.',' ( Pest Control ________________________ _______________________ ' I Dsigning Dressmaking by esperis S'nger (It-in u& HIUIfl3J Ore tnle Or morit1iI 323 CSt ________________________ Household Goods ir sewing cabinet, repossessed custom extriss, 17*31' pool 151.50037277*7 . . Alterations, Lawn Cate 95 * * Singer * * 7606 S Hwy 1797 REALTOR 3735773 C 1st St (entrance thru Land 0' ce.-s* 37! "ii*I'i V............. .$. ,Id• P.Jv) or by appointment _______________________ W. Garnett White IVoving? Why rot live in Sanford's now available in Sanford's finest family park. - American of Manlinsville, Wld A Director y of Experts Ready To Serve You!' oak bunk beds. $100 set, with matcbiflgk, chair, night stand, __________________________ ___________________________ 1100 Accounting AT f4OLL'S STORES Home Improvements , Roofing _____________________________ There's One Near You _____________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ tOil Hwy I? 97 Open s,t & Acreage JOHN RlDEI' ASSOC FROM ONLY 74---Aut Repairs Parts - AccessorIes Il-Aviation - 1771 Commercial Properties REALTOR _________________________ - 19-Tuck and Tratlers - MAITLAND FLEA MART _________________________ PIPIECREST 74 Hour Service 321 7195 69-Stamps - Coins 75--Motortyclei Call 6316426 condition. $75 New, 17*4*' gold Cen'ral iti-i, 5, Ar ConoIon.ng PENTRY AND REPAIRS 377 nylon carpet, cost $335. sell for or iree ett,m*t,, rail r. . ..., .1 IllS. 319 5601 Harris. at SEARS in Sanford, 72? Req Real Estate Broker a 17 72 - I . Sales office open Mon..Frl: 9.6, Sat. & Sun. I6 am and 4 'lOp m .Monday through 75-Campers - Travel Friday Office of Dredge Tratlers Dtputy Clerk JOHN A. BALDWIN of Baldwin & Dibeni, Attrne at Lay. ' Su4t 70, 500 East ttt*way 434 Cassetbe-rry, Florida 37707 3739719 Sewing __________________________ central heat arid air, carpeteo. Located 1 block So. of Airport Blvd., Transportation -'examiriedatthlsoffic,between,:0O _______________________ By' [ia'r Rit-f'4eDeputy Clerk Do-iald I Manbtestorio. AttOny for Petiftol-,, 0. Co 2ii. ¶nfrd I 32771 1973 Torino Sta. Wagon. 3 Seater, Custom Work Licensed Bonded ____________________________ I enclosed garage, fenced oak 14505 RedwOOd Pd, Salt Lake City, Utati $1101. - Florida, thi5 Ith day of January, relevant information may be Witnc's, my livid arid the se-al 01 I7S. this Court on ()c(f-c,ih,', II, 1911 (S,"l) • fSFAL) . I.rthur H BeckwIta, Jr. AtP;t,r Ii ll"c)'w,tt',, .bt Cite-k of the Circuit Court 1395 or best offer 322 7197. Sthn's Auction ______________ - (5 ) and of Pier _______ ____________________________ Plus Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool, , Car 1965 Mustar.3 2 2 extra sharp CARROLL'S FURNITURE _______________________ , either before service on Petitioner's within 20 days Iron date of this 67-LIvestock and Poultry f or Ph.JIPI.nvØ fVOfr(i Office Equipment And Supplies ____________________________ )or I bedroom, 1" bath hOvSe. Good Antiques and Lorrie Original Floral Have and act "enture. browse ____________________________ through the Want Ad columns Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, creditandqualifledbuyer 123.900. Designs for all occasions. 2610 on ___________________________ ofte'n for Quality bargains 1 92- 3210721. Free estimate. 323 6035 Home On Lake ___________________________ Odd lobs ut all types. Carpenir,. bedroom, 7 baths, With 00od flesh Diamond Wrist Watch, Hamilton .Painting, Cement Work, Light VA or Fl-IA 1720(0 sacrifice 531 5799 _______________________ _______________________________ Orsgntd COthng lUst for you BUDDY'S HOME IMPlOvE Newnousesina rural area. Nodown payment, monthly payments less than rent, Government surisidifed to Qualified buyers Call to see i you Qualify I BEST BUY FOR '75 I-) BEDROOM APT$ (WITH GOOD CREDITI Buys - Any 72 Auction ______________________________ ___________________________ 1972 Vega H'crowner, like new 60 OumperPooltablewithaccessories, like new, 1.40; Dining room table, 4 chairs, best offer. 3731416 after * "Get 'EM While * By Owner: 4 bedroom Cuunlry Plome. Large Yard / $50 Down School. Priced right $22,500. Below Wholesale, while they last. EXECUTIVE HOME - LOCH 68 - Wanted to fluy Co'n ment house with 3 apIs. at 1009 E. BUY AND .' _______________________________ SANFORD * Mustang City * GOLD _________ View Nursing Center, 2 blocks Lake Monroe, 35 mis,. from Disneyworld Sanford Terms, $37,300,or will carry papers ate' oct cit 322551! _____________________ -- *03W lstSt. ' Autos for Sale ______ MON., JAN. 13, 7P.M. 8. chaIrs, secretarial desks 8. I 97Matlanci chairs, straight chairs, filing J We have a good Selection Cf guaiity *s Ills cabinets, as is Cash and Carry furniture including refrigerators. 1956 Ford Falcon, Standard, $2/5 . eye.Ievel range, baby beds, PIOLL'S 3730753 -. Casselberry, 17 92 130 4706 washers, dryers, TVs, bedroom ___________________________ _______ machIne, dinettes NEW CARPET 197) VW Sguareback, I speed. cIean$i99S.CallHowiexirby,? (shag, plush, Sculptured, indoor St0or70acres, desirable location, 62 Lawnand Garden 16S1 Dealer. outdoor), and our regular line of ______________________________ paved road, trees Terry Realty, furniture anci misc. at REALTOR, 6210711 __________________________JUNK CARS REMOVED LET ME TILL YOUR SPRING FREE, 74 HOUR LAKE MARY GARDEN SPOT NOW FLOYD SANFORD AUCTION SERVICE ill 68 21 1 Acres (Apprx ) cleared corner FREER, 37)5191 ______________________ site Excellent terms, 1316.69 1700 French Ave. 373.7310 )97OMGB,GT PURPLE TOP WHITE GLOBE -Excellent COndtcSeminole County , S acre wooded A. TURNIP PLANTS, $1 PER 100. CaIl3fl *677 pasture, beautiful homesite, FLOYD FREER. 727 Auction Terry Realty, REALTOR, 62$ Saturday? P P,i '66 Chrysler Imperial 2 Ut. hot., for a home of their very own One have a Second VA mortgage. A raise In guarantee Irom $17,500 to block from a small lake Only 117,500. Which should permit Qualifiedbuyers to mortgageup to DISTRESS SALE- Commercial 130.000. buIlding on Hwy 17 92 Lot Tofindoutexactlywhereyou stand, l7I'x137'; building 1000 sq ft., M UNSWORTH REALTY 1311 $ANIA IARBAR* DR. 80 WE BUY I'?JD SELL Sanford 373 $23 2nd St. Lot 233'xiOO', garage N'x21', double carport, 2 blocks A. last mo pus 130 depOSit I child ON LAKE JENNIE new tires, 1,7)5 miles. licensed fcc road, gor.i ccndt;on 372 0276 .111cc ________________________ Wood or steel desks (executive desk I GREGORY MOBILE HOSIES ____________________ ___________________ It's New; Its Here; TIRED OF RENTING? This COZy 3 It's Now bedroom home could be a doll * Assume Mortgage * - LovCly 7 bedrocm, 1' bath home, with central heat. ar. arid car. ' jj ' Auto Repairs l3 Orlando Drive SAN LAPITA - TWENTY YEAR OLD I bedroom, 2 bath frame. Many features Nice location __________________________ , - '',' ' . 76 109W Itt St. 373 4357 furnished. $100 equity and assume _____________________________ _________________________ ______________________ bath Brittany. Gingerbread. Near After hours, Bud, 3727111 or Ken, 3737142. Professionally Managed By Henry Hriche Inc. , / _ ., 173 4711 ---- --- - - - our large boat lot ROBSOPI MARINE 77 Hwy 1797 _________________________ locatIon, $49,100 Call today to ste FOR SALE BY OWNER: Apart this. -. yOu Crc Commanded to serve a copy b.1ckfill at Lake Mills Park, Serf iOn 62-Lawn and Garden drfau, t Court at Sanfor'f, Seminole Counly. Iudorntnttr.,rige'nit,qe, against you WlTNESSmyhaedandlhr.Iot enqaqed in ü'jsinej if 70$ Collins tPli5 Court on Dc'-crmt,r'c 15th. 1971 Divt', Sanford. S#mirwle County. (CIRCUIT (OUPT 'EAt P i(i1 un-it-c IPie- c,cf,t , name f Arthur H tjechwtn. Jr. REDUCED! Now$79,3ofor thiS) bedroom, 2 bath. Not yet 2 years - Write today for possible affiliation SI-BIcycles JudtIaICfrc,!t. i anc for ScnuiI let'. otherwiSe-, a default may be submItted In writing to the below r-10t I lrrti arwi tn,t e-ntrrrd ar.nst you tc.r tt.,- cclii'! address ,ir,1 ,r-'l P,e Suppcte'J r, UilItl'C llthttaycil January, 1915, to deri-.onidc'U in Bit' PvIiI.un. fl0 Whith indit4lr thaI Iit"rvE' the original of yotjr answer on THIS NOTICE Shall be published the Subject Prolect (5) would have reSult lovely landscaped 3 bedroom home Central climat, control. General Contractor, 322-4137, APARTMENT. 7303 322•2090 i)1I W 1'.! '11 Inc. & General Contractor, We reduced for limited time from will work with your plans or ours. For Sale $44,000 to 510,000 for quick sate. An affirmative decision on your OWNERS RELOCATING- Asixicis WILSON MAIER FURNITURE part now may have you In your toselll bedroom, ibath, beautiful BUY-SELL-TRADE new home In 120 days. Johnny home and location. Fenced yard, 311 3ISE First St Walker Real Estate, Inc., and 3775472 __________________________ plenty of cltrvs. Walk to shopping 3 Bedroom Suites from 228,00 1BEDROOM FURNISHED Of yOur written detensis. if any, on 7L 17)5, R37E, Seminole County. John A Baldwin, Petitioner's at All interested persons are hereby 63-Machln9ry and Toots torne-, whote- addr.'.s is Suite 70. 5(0 informed that this ôgvncy 'S (On 64- Equipment for Rent 07)46 East Highway 4)6, Casselberry, sidering the issuance of a cer Vøu aft' hereby nOtified ,hat a Florida, 37707, on or before the 14th cation to the applicant 65- Pets and Supplies Petition for Dissolution c.A PMrriaqc. day of February, 19/S. and file the IntereSted persons are hereby 44-Horses be-tn filed aqain' th originat with It,. Clerk of thi% court, notified that objections may be fated ma r 2 Bedroom Suites from 179.00 TO STEVEN JAMES WARD 3)3 Derry Park Drive Midllrtorc M,,%.*('IJ.VU', rt - SINGLE STORY Park Ave. - Furnished garage down. Total price $29500. Call - ._ 3fl-l2l9atterS . THAT'S A CLASSIFIED AD' Evinrucies just arrved, In troductory prices prevail Vst Best financing available Ideal. Days3736l7] fights)fl 3.I7lor 2)53 _____________________________________ . . Hu'.tnd Children flamed in that Petiti, and construction of refaining wall with 6 I-Building Materials the relief demanded in the CM Notice l hereljy given that I am f')FiO . A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT - FICIENT a 2 story 3 teroorn __________________________ _____________________________ 64 Equipment for Rent ____________________ MOSSIE C. BATEMAN homewittiSouthemdharm, Room - - '- ___________________________ to stretch, glowing fireplace, a 46 Income And Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpit . pn'ients posItion available for responsible individual In near future. Semi lull Ilmeorpart time. SieMr. PyIe,f. I Bedroom apt., turn, $110 1 tdroom apt - unturnushe-ci. 1110. 12 em. Tue-s Saf Permanent ___________________________________ 37) 114$ Coating Inc . 107 Concord Or., back of all inventoriet attorney or un Pt-tfto,,l' 1O flax 7117. SanI,.rd, secutive wrek In 11w Evening standards of the above described li-Antiques mediately thereafter oft,erwije a Florida. W71 Herald, Sanford, FInida waters. Legal Notice fatiUtPtOfilt'anflt*tr on your ______________________ defaultwilibef'nteqed aq6iCst NITNESSvnVP,andandfli,sralof Dftailsolthelocsteonsantlplans 72-Auction 5: DCvid 0 M.rrt Pgb1tt,: Jan 4. 3. 20. 27. 1975 DC) '4 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 114W. I. ________________________ The company offers a complete buy - FICYITIOUSNAME If you QualIfy. Some phone work experience desired wIll train matie person for permanent 17' ' Cobla, 7SHP Evinrude ______________________ 372-7613 own Rec vee from ed Buy I or il temS Larry's Mart. 2li Sanford, Ave Many great, extras. Convenient arIeris _______ C'asfed Ath sec e the buvno ,) wheels. All i974 equpment. Take over payments 327 1)29 4? Mobile Homes _._____________________ cared for country home Nice yard SAN LANTA -. NEATEST 2 1970 VIntage mobile home. 3 Canbeoperatedoutof,hom,on ____________________________ for $3.00 Per Hour Salary products manufactured by Purolator, Wells, Uniroyal, above named Petitioner, ROLAND Director of Parks & Recreation 59-Musical Merchandit, Wife. 0 lIASMUSSEII, has filed a Dept. 60-Office Equipment Petition In the above-Styled Court Description' Removal of aquatic And Supplle% for the a4oftion of the minor vegetation for swImming area and System was weak and the eco- defense-s Il any, to it on WILFRED (liStC. December II, 1971, 'r, fh region'i rentti'k4ds w.is irn- TELEPHONE SOLICITORS YOUR OWN BUSINESS Attorneys f PIain?iff _____________________________ PubliSh: Jan 13, 20. 27, Feb. 3, 1973 S0-Mtscellaneous 1-or Sale -c ByO*ner 3 bedroomttr1fjy,,11 IorBedroom.Adult$C)n,y PartAvenueMobilepark 45ParkDrive,3fli ______________ LOVEIT, KREUTER & HOLMES 1710 Pan American Bank Building .'e'k _________ WELAK?. APARTMENTS Camper.Travj RM", E. 16, Sanford 37)4733 Dixie Dory euchange REEL'S BODY St-.Qp, Aimot 1119 SanfOrd Av 3 bedrooms, I', baths, Thefishing boat that is tough, quiet, Well ferIili;eJ6ahia Hay, heavy _____________ C.H&A ASsume mortgage, no and will easily negotiate legs, bates, supply limited 321 0479. - --Qualifying, mortgage dt ,' pct rocks, and beaches, and bounce Farmer's MIrkef - 78 Motorcycles bach ready t , iOU Set it at DUALITY MAR1P4L ?Ianted to flux Motorcycle InSurance BLAIR AGENCY Days 322 7)71 Eves 3730455 15'Cobiafullcanvas,lQHp Johnson, Broker Associate CASH 322.4132 SALES LEADER" MUST SELL - NEW 3 ED. 2 BATH HOME, all extras, good location. CITY -VERY NICE!) bedrooms, 2 Make offer 372 2217 bath with Florida room Many 7614 Marshall Ave. . 75 ilIli USC thcm ftr'n C.iiI 37) 2611 ' 1)1 90?3 OUTBOARD SERVICE, all make-s Custom boat fops, CB Radio dear -sales & service, Marine ac 67-A Feed cessories, Boats Check our ______________________________ SIFOR0S room, sii.000 WE TAKE TRADES 322- 2420 Anytime NEW 3 Bedrooms, 7 baths, dbl. BUILDING SITE- Altamonfe garage. OW. eye level over, FF sewer & water, refrigerator, diSpoSal, shag Ycter MLS Agency WE TAKE TRADES carpet 2606 Hartwell 1275 32) SAPIFORD.... 3 bdrms., 2 baths, REALTORS __________________________ 0532 - 131 7573 eveS 2343 Pant Dr. family room, shag carpet, at- ________________________ __________________________ tractive yard, low interest loan. CLOSE TO SHOPPING small 2 534.500. bdroom home Neat and clean PHASE II GRAND OPENING FORREST GREENE INC. within walking distance of PEALTORS373 4353ur6*3 downtown for ooly 512,500. Large WETAKETRADES dOwn payment. Call now to iss. - 373 5620 ________________________ __________________________ __________________________ LAKE MARY- 3 bdrrns, 1'.' baths A real charmer. Price reduced to 121903 NEW I Bedrooms, U baths, thac WE TAKE TRADES carpeting, landscaped, paved SANFORD- 7 bdrms, screened OFF AIRPORT DELLS /UC T I0t4 L VIC E $500 DOWN By Owner, I bdrni, 2 baths, 2 car OCrage, Iergeeat in kitchen, 3yrs. WYNPIEW000 - EXTRA NICE. old 137.500 373 6617 after S and POOL. TOO! Only $79.S for thiS cleaning Oven Almost flew Call collect 1 656 3544 eves Sarah Coventry Jewelry can help * 1•2 Bedroom makeendsmeet. Work fullorpart time NO investment, no coflec. FROM $165 ting, no delIverIng, Car i pt,p 110W AIRPORT BLVD 29 POLAND (', RASMUSSEN following protect (s) Will comply 5$-Boats & Marine IN THE (IRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF ADOPTION Equipment *ith the applicable water quality EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. PROCEEDINGS 5ta1Mdtb04theta1cof Floridoas Se-Camping EquIpment CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO RICI-IARO VICTOR IIOWLAND prescribed 'n Chapter 17 3, Florida COUNTY, FLORIDA. 1)3 SOuth Broadway Administrative Cc*Je. 57-Sports Equipment last knwri mailing but the magazine lost money. However, Feldman projected that a beeik-.evcn point would OR LANDO etc a.NIMAL HAVEN GROOMING ss - Boals& Marine No 2 Sleephollow Cove. Bedrooms. 2 baths, screened CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Section 401 (a) (I), Federal Water DEliS ............. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Woild scemed to be catching IGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRon,editur'ssald.Circujationhad CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE risen and proJected 1974 sales COUNTY, FLORIDA. were $2.7 million, zoo world CIWL ACTION NO. 743lt7-CA.ID 3_0?06_ __________ ____________ S.nora 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car 3237900 : Open iThily tO S for con srinrv-.rf,P il nt t?. AKC Male IriSh Setter IlSOor best offer SdOlaHer Sorweekends COLOR Tv,Sli MOUTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 3 Bdrms, Sanford's Beautifui spaciouj style home with country atmosphere on ap PrOx. 2 acres with fruit trees. Ste n stro BROKERS _________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Deputy Clerk 1975 DEl 105 Until Hunt pulled Clerk Sanford, FlorIda 32171 his decision to withdraw from SANFORD Estate down payment 322 4195, 3)3 7IM drapes. doublegarage, largework _room, 52.5oo 3 3713 HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc. 72 1591, 372 US) Day, Eve ___________________________ 7 Bedroom Unfurnished HOUSC IO6CountryClubOri,e '•Oshwashers By ' Arthur H. Bkwith, Jr. flank Building fused to be Interviewed Attorneys for Estate Put'I,th- Jan 1), 20, 1975 °' ''° r Sale 3 Bctrm block houSe S Drapes * Recreational Building . ' Income And Investment Property -_________________________ lDisposals Instructions Join the world of Fan, Fashion and Money. Show avid sell Dutctimaid Clothing. Quality plus Call 373 76.01 after 5 pm 4$-Resort Property Arthur H. Bkwith, Ji'., Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Lillian T. Jenkins Deputy Clerk Resort Propetty For Rent ________________________ ____________________ _______________________ disclaiming any arid CII right of the duplicate a state the place of tend against you for the relief CL'*'tP. Of Circuit Court, Sanford, world. 42-Mobili Hornet Editor Lea Feldman, 26, saId Seminole County. Florida. on or County of Seminole and the public in residence and post office addren of demanded in the Complaint. andtofhefolIowingcie.crIbetilty thecfaimant and must be sworn to WITNESS my hard and seal of 43-Lots and Acreage before the 79th day of January, A (3 by the claimant, hiS agent or at- Said Court the 5th day of January, that Fort Lauderdale millicin1975; other wise a default will be easement, to wit44-Farms and Groves The we-St four feet of the east , torne'y, or the same shall be vOid 1975 entered against you for the relief aire Jack P. Hunt decided to Datedat Sanford. Florida, this3rd (Seal) chen, large Florida room, Aux room, drinking water well, large plot, orange, grapefruit. I Fishing & Boating * Clothes Washer.Dryer ___________________________ feel, less tP*e north 7 feet of Lof ______________________________ 7640 HIawatha 377 1301 ON RESERVOIR LAKE Real TV- Radio-Stereo 53 REALTOR Small cottage renting for month, plus trailer A rustic I I .7 - 3 Bedroom ApIs. classes Singer approved dealer. ___________________________ 210 C. 1st 37)é1, _____________________ ______________________ .3 berm home, well CAMP SITES for rent Have your 5175, plus security flaIl Realty, tecond home away from borne by W 1st St . 3?? 4l renting yearly for lw rittes ,t tangerines, carport, plus $ISOmo 173 0515. * Dishwasher.Disposal Corbelt __________________________ IJEPITAL APARTMENT HOMES peace yours. ____________________________ 11 _________________________ 617 READ YOUR CLASSIFIED AD 36 * Range.Refrigerator - EASEMENT SAID ESTATE: the plat thereof as recorded in PIat "There was no place for ZOO RESPONDENT For Rent Yu and each of you are herby Book 15, page 56. Public Records of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN World trim the begii''Jng," TO. DWIGHT FRANKLIN NOTICE is hereby gIven that the notified 6fld required to file any Seminole County, Florida, 3-ResorI Property LCRENZANO said articles editor Alan PenBoard of County Commissioners o claims and demands wtIICPI you, or has been filed against you, and you RESIDENCE UNKNOWN For Rent Chân.sky. Seminole County. Florida, at t either of you, may have against said are requir to serve a copy of your YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Perhwsáy, ______ fl, was among a that an actian for Dissolution of Regular Meeting held on the 7th day Estate In the office of the Clerk of written defenses, If any, to it on w. 37''Buti,ijt Property For Rent of January, AD., 197S.inthedounty the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth THOMAS LOVETT, attorney for b'sdyquarereauiredtoservg a copy ____________________ Pan the Courthouse at Sanforit, Seminole FlOrida, Probate Division, in the 11Ø American Bank County, Florida, pursuant tri Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, Building. Orlando, Florida 32101, weekly tab1id featuring record on Carroll Burke, Attorney for Real Estate Petition and Notice heretofore within four calendar months from andfIietheOrigIf56IwjththeCleqk of given, passeci and adoptcd , the time of tPi frt pubticahon ot the .1b0v styled Court on or before Sanford Atlantic Bank Building. rock celetrities and gossipy Pew tiCl'i ClOSing. vCcI?.n arid thi% riOtice. Each claim or demand the 11th day ot February, 1975. 40-Condomlniums Sanford, Seminole County, Florida reviews, feature arUcle 3770 ______________________ Can't put the car In he garage. no longer neeect items with a ad in the Evening FRANKLIN LOREPIZAPIO. 20s who edited Zoo World. a bi- of y written defenses to it, if a ny todayt Don't delayl Just dial 3772611 or 131c993 To place your low rost Want Ad GORMLY'S, C. 46, Sanford 373033 again. Call AVON, 444)079. LOIS. Block "B", KNOLLWOOD, 34-Mobile Homes Rent - _____________________________ _________________________ PETITIONER, AND DWIGHT 5355 after * Unturnished 1974 thI5 Court on December 24th, 1974 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Plaintiffs, _________________________ PubliSh: Dec 73, 30. 1974, Jano 13, (Seat) CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE vS. 1975 29-Rooms for Rent COUNTY, FLORIDA. DOROTHY JEAN GLOS, Ar?h, I-I Beckwilh. ,, OCI-lol 30-Apartments Rent PROBATE DIVISION Defendant, Clerk of the Circuit Court CASE NO. PR UlM.P Unfurnih.d NOTICE OF SUIT By: Elaine RiCharce nanelal backing and ceased SHIRLEY Lease UnfurniShNi downstairs, 5175 3 Bedrooms, 1 baths, carpete, frigertor and stove. III) Valencia Cl W I 559 Ia. REALTOR 373 9110 ________________________ SAXO1J, REALTOR, 3911O 2MtbIIeHofne5ces For Rent No Pi purpose again when you sell ____ Beautiful Batett Puppies thorough bred. ss S weiks old. After 122 1610 KENMORE WASHER, parts SCviCC. used rnachne plan. 2 bath, double garage with Relci - Shop the easy way SHOP German Shepherd Puppies workshop Fenced yard Central today's Classified Ads from your ers. Its each 377 617) alter S heat, air, carpeted Sanford. 322 7111 or Ken 373 747. For Rent Bedroom, i bath, Central heat W Lakeylew Ave. Lake Mary. ________________________ 3223341 ______________________________ publication. wall waIlcarpel, sIsOrnoCaIlI3I after 2 South Sanford. 7 bdrm, complete 2-in Memoriam Music (API - Zoo World, a national FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. mt1c magazine with a clrcula- CIVIL ACTION NO. 14-73M.CA4B tion of 3OQ,0, has lost its ft. In re: ttte Marriage -_ _____ Houses Rent FRUIT FOR SALE _________________________ ____________________________ 73 and quiet 372 5714 AdulI only. ____________ - Winter Spring, lovely 7 bdrm, I tttie pd by owner. 5170 373 7*95 or 373 1593 1-Card of Thanks 5: Arthur H. B-ecitwittt, Jr., follows Beginning at a point on lando, died Friday night on Clerk curve ot thC East right of way the either of you, may have against said SCHE DULE TO BE CHARGED ON 7-Motels - Hotels ii'*Of estate In theoffice of thePALL State Road 50 when his car hit FOR Publish: Jan. 13, 20, 77, Feb 3, 1975 EncIno Way t the in •rsect.on ei?h CCUI Courtofofthe th Clerk Eghtern!h F iON IAPPL P40,ICAT IONS 43 VA P IAN CE s. 8-Eating Places the rear of another s'ehicle, lr'.e Seuthecly ne of Lot 30. thCn(C iud3Ci.1l Circuit. Sem.nole County, REVIEW AND REVISION OF SITE Robert Kinsey, 18, of Lake. - - ______f-Good Things to Eat uth 61 degrees 50' 29 East along Florida, Probate Division, in the PLANS, APPROVAL OF PLATS the Southerty line of Lot 30 for a Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, AND PLAN UNIT DEVELOP '0-Do It Yourself NAME STATUTE he lost control of his car on a Il-instructions 6-I decrees 35" thence West for a the ofEach the first public6ti of ANNEXATION OF PROPERTY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ' cistance of 103 37' 99 feet. North thistime notice claim or demand INTO THE CORPORATE LIMITS _______________________ wet road three miles west of Notice i hereby given That 51 degrees 50' 33" West for a must be in writing a Travel & Recreation filedof inFLOR OF THE undersigned, pursuant to the dtan of 7966 feet to the point of duplicate and State the place IDACITY OF SANFORD, Fthious Name Statute" Chapter Stoklard, 75. of beginning, according to the plat residence and p-os? Office address of 13-Travel Agencies A copy shall be available at th Jacksonville, died Saturday In a with the Clerk of the Circuit COs$t, ifl Page 64. of the Public Records of by the claimant, his agent or at. sons desiring to examine the same. two-car accident at the Inter- and for Seminole County, Florida, Seminole County, FlorIda, sectionofStateRoads5and 116. upon receipt Of proof of the has be-en flIed against you arid you torney, or the same shall be void. All parties in interest and citizens_________________________________ IS-Action Sports _____________________________ publIcation of This notice, the tic DatedatOrlanoo, Florida,this9th shall have an opportunity to be are required to servC a Copy of your clay of January, 1975 Employment An unidentified man was titlous name, tO *it- J. A. written deftnt, if Ofl, to it heard , said hearing _____________________________ killed in a two-car accident DEKLEVA,D.DS.undtrwp,,cj, I am RICHARD Pt ADAMS. JR., ESQ.,of Jack B Nichols By a 'der Of the City Commission li-Help Wanted Poit Office Box 33 near Wewahftchka Sunday. No of the •y e, Sanford. Florida. Q1Qed In business at Medical- Gray, Adamt. Harris 8. Robinson. OrIncio, Florida 37$Q7 21-S.ituations Wanted Dental B$fsQ - State Rd. 436 Box P A., plaintiff's .1ttOrfl,-, whOSe (amm, J details were available. 3765 in the City of Forest City, As Executor & jdres is 401 East RObi Street, Flida. of said estate. Pvblith Jan. 13. 197$ Financial P0 Box 306*, Orlando. Florida NICHOLS A. TATICH, PA. _____________________________ DC) 46 ______________________ That the party interested in said 37507. on or before the 29th day of Attorneys for Executor jsln enterprise is as follows: January. 1973. arid liii the original 1110 Hartford Building 24-Business Opportunities THE CIRCUIT OF THE DOS. PA, before service on pIaintitf' at By. S: J A Oekliva no FlOrida 3250) CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 2lnsuranc, torneys or immediately thereafter; PublIsh- Jan 13, 70, 1975 J. A Dekirva COUNTY, FLORIDA. otherwise a default will be ente President 27' Investment Oppoetunues CIVIL ACTION NO. agans? you for the relief demanded OF) 19 ____________________________ AA agai tie Dated at Forest City Seminole ifl the comp'aint, JACK CONLON and DOLORES - Fc)lcIs-tJp 'b0 322 2101 FRANKLIN ARMS APTS _______________________________ 322371)or3fl 0367 Park 3 Pets and Supplies _______ _______ _________________________ ___________ Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change ____________________________ CommlsslonRoominttsedItyHa,ljn ' the City of Sanford, Florida. at 7:00 Announcements o'clock P M. on January 77, 1975, to __________________________ address unknown YOU RE NO1IFIED tha Eat ?bdrm furnlsed trailer if desired. Johnny Walker Real Estate, Inc. and General Con. App ance - _______ INCREDIBLE and zoned for horte, cows, pigs, chickens, ducks, etc.; wih 3 bedroom, 2 S'IS mo, - 52 Houses for Sal. ______ Old McDonald Farm - UfllUrflished Justice Produce. State Farmers 37) 6650 S101i 4. J121U35, 317jIal. __________ Close to downtown, new lovely 2 ro0m.afr.Pet,1tthenfull NAVEL ORANGES $750 EU Cc.:, , INE PROBATE DIVISION Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, on MOOSE. CASE NO. PR'74-370.CP Tuesday, February 11, 1975 at 7:03 De-feno, Estate of P.M. or as soon thereafter as NOTICE OF ACTION Goad ThIngs to yard Kids and pets okay 41 MILLIONS of dollars in Roal Estate is sold daily in IPie Classified Ads. Dcluie unfurnished 1 .. - 41 Houses for 5li _________________________ MobjI Homes Rent ______________________ Beat intlaf ion wit,low rent SANFORD bedroom mobile home in CAMP SEMINOLE. Jfl 4470 Toll Free621 5090 Open9a,m 9pm air. Quiet eC 1Usive SanfOrd fdf't'.!.,I a Maiurc auIts only No cts 3?? 119 9amt"o Cove. 1 2 0PM, s'a; wnny kitchens, piaygroun, near ii Option to Buy nice. 365 3171 ant-time ____________ Houses Rent Uni urn 'shed _______________________ ___________________ ______ - DUPLEX- Furn. or unfurn Ideal -,---Seminole County, FIori. . Dupte' S,inforci area. 2 Bedrooms, 5tOv. refrigerator, Air sis pius ISO (t'POSlt e31 9051 CCI $00 tight? A Classified Ad in Bram Towers. Phone 3710491. 1:OOA.M.-$:30p,M. Monday thru Friday _______________ - - FurniShed or unturniShed SWirtlrmng Pool 47)0 S Orlando ______________________ Want Ad Duptexes • or 2 bedroom duple,i apartment Dial the results number, 372 2611 place a last acting Want Ad! _________________________ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil Free. 41 7027 for "We Care"_____________________________ ___________________________ all four In one capule aSk for VB4.-. Faust's Drugs. to Recordt of Seminole Coy ofFoft[uderdale,wasthjown that the undersigned, dCSiinQ tO reqistcrt6jdnamewjvh,hCC nty, receipt of proof of the pub!icaIlon Of 70 feet and killed Saturday Florida enoaae in buSineSs t.g'wIr the lu. 'i Circuit Cc,vrl, Sem:noie Ccunty, this notice, the r.ine. lu tit.otjsnarneof FHW TOXICOLOGY By the Board of Count y Cam. wit his bicycle was hit by a Florid$ in accordance ROLLA SIGN. INC., d ba 31.A _____________ Areyouafulltim,driverwith.plrf time car? Check the Automotive Winter Park• ________________________ - 372 S71 ________________________ _______________ __________________________________________________________ - Manorwomantoroom,board P1t1tC0mPàfl1Ofl5fflp NASHVILLE RECORDING co LOOKING FOR SINGING TALENT. 305 125 35i1. Monday, Jan. 13, 1975-5B For Fast Results Plant Your SeIling Seeds' In Herald A ds ______ Personals 4 County of Semlnoleand the pulc In TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: FICTITIOUS NAME Notke is hereby 3tvtn that I am easement, to wit: NOTICE OF INTENTION engaged In business at 701 E. underSigned, pursuant to the The North 7 feet TO REGISTER 4 Semoran Blvd. Altamonte Sinqs, utility easement recorded in Plat "Fictitlon Name Statute," Chapter Florida Sttut, will register NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. fictltiøus nameof HADACOL bicycle, itate oopces said t Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ________________ _______________________________________________________________________ -- degrian.s and a man riding a Bicyclist Philip L Berans, $ J L Marlin PbIith Der a i;71 Jan 6,13. 1975 u/an t A ds Don I t Cos t - ------- !:? -sti: I - And4Chajrs Early Ame;ican Cherry finish Extends foil" With teat arid closes tofl".$79'9 NOLL'S,CaneIberry. Hwy Il 97, IX) 4706 ________ TO LIST YOUR BUSINESS... 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'= v -=- . -=- ' ,-.- = --_-_.,_____.,___-____-_ - :!T?L= B''n-;_!J1.; =e �I. : -.---•-------'•• I 11, [ ! 0 Evening Herald, Sanford, H. - Monday, Jan. 13,1975-6B eiaId ________________________ , 1975 67th Year, 700 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World of Animals (13) Cable Prevue (24) Intercom 21 (35, 44) Star Tr 7:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) What's My Line ($3 Wide Wor ld Animals (9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Richard Hall 8:00 (3) Smothers Brothers Premiere (4) Gunsmoke (9) The Rookies (24) Special Of The Week ______________________________________ (13) Dick Powell Semester 11:55 (4) News (24) Washington (I) Today in Florida Straight Talk 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional AFTERNOON 7:00 (2.8) Today 135) Felony Squad (44) Lady Live-In (6) News 12:00 (2,44) News 10:30 (24) Black Perspective (9) Bozo's Big Top (6) Voting And 7:30 (9) Am Arnerka (33) Rat Patrol Restless 11:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News (44) Uniscope Jackpot (I) (24) Lillias, Ygoa 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (9) Password (44) New Zoo Revue And You (35) Big Valley 8:30 (44) Tennessee (35) Burke's Law 17:30 (2,8) Blank Check (44) Night Gallery Tuxedo (6) Search For 130 12.8) Tonight Show 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Tomorrow (6) Movie (6) Mike Douglas (') News (9) Wi de World (8) Movie (44) Variety Entertainment (9) Movie 12:00 (2) News (44) Leave To (24) Captioned News 1:00 Jackpot (2) Beaver (44) The Fugitive (6$) News 9:30 (44) Petticoat 2:00 (24) DimensIons in (9) All My Children Junction Culture (35, 44) Movie 10:00 (2) Celebrity 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow As The Wc'rld 30 (6) Sweepstakes Show (6) Joker's Wild (35) The P,iron -. - Price is Right (9) General Hospital (35) Mr. Ed (44) Three Stooges 3:30(2.8) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game (9) One Life To TONIGHT'STV EVENING + -- 8:30 (13) Washington Debates (41) Bold Ones 9:00 (2,8,44) Movie (6) Maude (9) Movie (24) Romantic Rebellion 113S) My Partner The Ghost (44) Rock And Roll 9:30 (6) Rhoda (13) Defeciives 10:00 (2) The Navajo Way (6) Medical Center TUESDAY MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:15 (8) Sunshine Almanac , Jeannie 6:30 (4) Sunrise Best 10:30 (2, 8) Wheel 01 Fortune (6) Gambit (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2.8) High Rollers (6) Now You See Split Second (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2.8) Hollywood Squares Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (35) Florida Lifestyle Deal (2, 8) Survive A Marriage 2:00 (2,8) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) $10.000 Pyramid 2:30 (2.0) The Doctors (6) Girl In My Life (9) The Big Showdown (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog Live (35) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Leave It To Beaver .4:00 (2, 8) Somerset (6) Merve Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Giiligan'S Island 130 (2) Bonanza (8) Mery Griffin (9) GiliIan's i'land (35) Leave it To Beaver (44; Gomer Pyle 5:00 (9) Dinah Shore (2 Mister Rogers Nqhborxd (35) (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Modern Home Digest (24) Electric Company (3$) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 6, 3. 9) News (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show (2, 8) NBC News (13) Smothers Brothers (24) Man and Environment I (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes 8-9 CBS GUNSMOKE "The Oscar-winning "Elmer Gan. love. Wendell Burton Is enA-SAPr to CvOs .Jze Hiders" Matt Dillon seems like try." He plays an Indian scout starred. Fine movie about (0SS 081) he's in semlretirement, as trying to track down 10 vicious young love. " A -, i,4 more and more Festus coming Apaches who have escaped Foreign Affairs 9:W10 CBS RHODA Barbara &tin_1__,1.1 to the aid of a - ijng from a reservation. The film in Shama a "Laugh-In" trytng ' alumnus to break his ties wi th a gang of theatrical release was ex- plays Myrna Morgenstein, ACROSS 42 Bone (anal ________ !- AL N'&'=(_;L A '0 -, I i 1 DilpaFtment 44 Car ti poachers who manage to stay tremely violent and gory, but it Rhoda's shy high-school friend, A ;7 ~~ _ TL 6. IT L L k. 48 Come 61 _ Just de the taw by taking has be edited for television, who does a complete tur. '.5'• 2 'palm (ab) skins from range cattle. But the Bruce Davison plays an mccl narow-id, and means to show 3 Internationa L tO A.in captil ;!- 1_L * ~ 1;~ -.:; I group (ab I rap4ble of prig gets too cocky and over Calvary commander. * I " ; C r(-7A I C Rhoda. Joe doesn't realize whatmovement 11 55 Mean . IC'A steps its bounds and, when .I1 ABC MONDAY NIGHT he's getting into, but he II Jo.d b' t'eat 56 lnters P4_____ 'DI!, Festus tries to help the gullt. MOVIE "Tlie Stfffle Cuckoo" beciornes a m,atchmaker, fixing A :j It I A 15.Wom*n billing 5 7 Grotit *it gtod 58 Former coins o wed stricken youth, he becomes An outstanding performance by Myrna up with W best friend, India 18 Form of ptav*r 39 Engine 6 In good health target of U gang's Liza Minnelil good enough for Charlie, inviting them to din. 11 7 Ra4way 41) 40 Mountain DOWN 14 NBC THE SMOTHERS her first Oscar nomina ti on as a ncr. Rhoda knows what's 19 Plural ending 20 Hindu garment Crest 22 Rise 41 Sea 21 F.qn,n,r,. BROTHERS 1 M..nta, SHOW koolde, yet begultizig, young coming, but can't convince 23 649cal phenomenS appellaimn oveint PREMIERE This makes it full girl affecting her first love and Joe-until after the personality PtitCh i C'I War .43 Rigorous 7 Cult ivate cycle of the Smothers brothers, her first dlsappolnmment in eruption. 24 Ri*ion d genI 44 Mite 3 NimbI 25 Riveir island 4 Pedal digit Tom and Di& Tlwy got into a 27 Sprite 46 Frmnne S Trrflitfl5 27 GPraInII peck of trouble with CBS, then 30 L..nking a group 5 Racemot, SPOUSe nickname 28 Nettik fabric 47 l,4,, sical had a brief summer run on t,. 35 Britis instrurnont ABC. The irreverent brothers 7 lnar,d spots 29 Decamp 31 Noun sufl,i i nstitution (2 49 onpçi 8 Stem root have strong assistance In their 32 ,O, ds 50 liquds 9 Go by car NBC debut tonight- Redd 36 _-tung 51 °"Q' For Tuesday, January 14, 1975 Angeles IQApbnvn 33 In that case 37 Moths Il r,jpion,c Fou, Johnny Carm, Alice 34 Prepo,,nn 38 English r,,, 54 . Cooper and George Burns. 39Na!1104t1(.r 13 Smoirf Cu'v' By CARROLL RIGHTER ' . Cooper sings one of his big hits, — - — — I 2 3 4 5 GENERAL TENDENCIES: assumed in any area. Take 6— r 8— "Unfinished Sweet," in a on toothpaste commericals. Examine your hopes and health measures to make YOU — - — — n- - IT Tr' The gang aLso pokes fun at wishes now so they can be made feel on top of the world. Don't mixed marriages (Redd Foxx a part of your everyday waste time. T' - - — — and white wife), awards shows, existence. Any cultural or LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. ) — — - - I I computer projections and artistic tendency can now be Bring talents to the attention of developed so it becomes useful. bigwigs who can help you executive schoOlt — ___ — - - -- — — ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19 commercialize on them. EnJoy 6-IABC TH E ROOKIES"The 9 ____ Saturday Night Special" Learn from others how they recreation with congeniali. — t2 23 4 ______ f attain their aims wi th rela ti ve SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Another story ttat t movement of a fun in a path Of ease. Try to bring friends back Make home more functional. A 31 crime and tragedy as it passes into the fold who have strayed good evening for inviting — _________________ away. bigwigs in to your home and from one hand to another. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) entertaining them royally. search for the weapor., which started out with a family for Get secrets of success from Much later good develop& 36 ____ those whose opera ti protection, ons differ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. fl to — important from y J39 140 141 1 42 43 ou —— Dec. rs. Know better what in more ways tt u 21) Plan for greater purpose as evidence in a your employer expects of you. success and more harmony 44 45 r r — — - ___________ , r' 60 51 Avoid tangents tonight. with kin and asciak Visit bulary. __________ _________ _________ GEMINI 21 to June 21) with friends and relatives after — - - — - _53 911 NBC MONDAY NIGHT —— out Of Step th at rut and into new work is done. AT THE MOVIES activities that will give you a CAPRICORN (Dec. fl to Jan. — - - - ______ 56 —— Raid" One B new lease on life. Your it~- 20) Hariffle practical problerins I best performances d= lills tuitions are excellent now, objectively. See how to make —— — - ____ — — — — CHILDREN 22 ta ts July 21) Medita te and let handsomely In the future. Don't IT[ -' *OC*G CM4 IF your hunches come through, he overemotional. ___________ I Reach better agreements with AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. i) .. ,, + HOROSCOPE ' z, I - ii 11 " 1, !_ r _________ MOON your (June len _____ pay off more - -- THE TRIAL OF one you love and come to 19) Take treatments that will BILLY JACK PG better understanding. improve your health, then you Smothers A e telligently. ,,.,, BLCI( NtW SHOWING + _________________________ I lt' ; - . - - __ Pt us patr Jones OkOM FRI., SAT. & SUN. 11:30 MID SHOW - I .. * ".".0.1-4 1111,411 ___________ I 1:30 5:00 rnoua tu$.ti'IiI k W* 830 r--r( Cartoil Rstiter's $edividwai Forecast for SVr U$* ISrPIbPWIfV SKATING SCHEDULE nadir. For yc copy seed 'ovr rn,ga,. and si t, carton SUN 1:30, 3:20, 4-4 P.M. Riht.r Forecast. Eveele, Herald, MON. 1:0010 P.M. P.O. Box 619 Hollywood, Calif.TUES PRIVATE PARTIES I SEAFOOD FEAST .I M 4 t Served Every Friday uI!*IFitPuPP COMBINATION - 'iw' 1 SEAFOOD PLATTER ""I $395 41 ! 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Trout Almondin'o 69 0 = 'r': .._ ,- • ____ C ut ________________________ I' _i ____________________________________ 't ...- :_•- I i I ______________________________ Avlamtm_______ '-s- -' A _________________________ _________ ___________________ ' __ k .. - .,. : ____________ . - ___________________ __________ i •- :4r) ' _________________________ ________________________ __________ Li t . -%&.- - 'J• .. 4_!_ ,__ _ '.. - ___________________________ 14 - rs To By CARL P. IkUSIrnRF But they said the details of Msociated Press Writer the President's tax cut WASHINGTON tAP) — combined with his proposed p Early enactment of an an- billion in oil tax increases extirecession tax cut appears certain because President Ford and the heavily Democratic 9j ('ongress agree that surh a 'lip is necessary, h ugh they appear divided over how much _9 ___________________________ ___________________________ . ppea C Be e rta in 1. ____________________________ '' - ... _______________________________ _____________________ -_ - alt ______________ _________ .- r -, ~:-i __`_ — __________ Presidant's o '' Hot Ham lisch ' #vva rd Crazy pected to raise gas prices up to liance on foreign fuel, a nickel a gallon, will fail to Republicans generally ease the eccnomic burden on hacked Ford's proposals. many Americans or to curb reThe President took his $46 billion program "to put our domedic house In order" to the nation in his speech from the White House library a few hours after House Democrats outlined their economic proposals and two days before he was scheduled to ad1re' rt hic session of F'w 1 Congress Pro grrn: of the Union speech. The key points of th e Ford program include: -Some $12 billion in immediate tax relief What It Means To You by giving individuals a 12 per cent cash rebate on their 1971 WASHINGTON (API-President Ford's A There would bea l2percentacross-thetax payments, up to a maxnew economic program would include board cut in 1974 taxes, up to a maximum of Imum of $1,000 per taxpayer, something for just about everybody, in- $1,000 for any one taxpayer. The total rebate plus $4 bilhon in corporate tax cluding tax cuts covering both 1974 and 1975, if would amount to about $12 billion for inCongress approves his plans. dividuals, the President said. -Higher taxes on foreign and Here are answers to some of the questions For example, an American with 1974 taxes domestic oil, natural gas and that may arise about the program: of $2,000 would receive a refund of $240, or 12 windfall profits of oil produc. Q. Would everybody get a tax cut, and bow per cent. But a person with taxes of 19.000 ers, which would bring in an much? ( Continued on Pg2Ai added $30 billion, This sum is to MOTHER, CUBS ________________ ________________________ (Continned On Page 2-A) _. Youth Suns state's witness in a robbery case against him. Circuit Court Judge Clarence T. Johnson Jr. Wilson is scheduled for trial -Jan. 20 at Sanford on sentenced Arthaniel Irvin, 38, of Sanford, to five charges of robbery, use of a firearm in commission y ears in prison for attempted escape. A jury con(if a felony and aggravated assa~lt in connection victed the county jail prisoner last week after 18 with the Oct. 11 theft of a safe containing $80,000 to minutes deliberation after a trial in which the state 1100,000 frorn the residence of Gominion Hillery, 71, presented witnesses who testified Irvin slipped and his sister, Mary Brown, 66, in the Midway from handcuffs attached to a chair and ran to a rest commoinity cast of Sanford. room at the eouni% t- o-.dth f-o,,:!,-r in. s I ., ti ri .,; 1 11 1 t, Mrs. Mary Wilson. the self-styled m in ister's wife, visiting a dentk: iS scheduled for trial Feb. 3 on a charge of buying, receiving, and concealing stolen property in the Irvin alread% Litt,]., .~ix-nonui tki uirtx %tiir area. A 17-year-old juvenile boy was also charged in prison term on a buying, receiving and con cealing the safe theft case. stolen prop - it"i e - Guilty Plea Entered , ' ' ' I'm: - FEEVVIES - Hea y Ch.o.I.d to Perfection v Wsii.sn Thomas Freeman said, was that Marsee told him that the county could expect to Both Kwiatkowski and o'a in !al fes llii**ay have sirungly denied ra !rr't to his firm in 1975. last year, any wrong doing on their part I IpuuI But .'-.,..,,.., 1 N SPOON AWARD I ~ Z -' - 0 I., --)':~"f. '1~4 , ~,,/ a .4 I 4 10 S(AvPrG COuP,U( r r,,iifrjt I i 11! 0 -- A U IF, Highw.y _____________ _______ 1782 ______________ North in Fir,, Park ____ % _____ ______ $ 29 . Crwnpiete d.,m,-, of +i '" __________ Regular " I ____ 1 Re,irv.t,,r', '1" Value (00D '104 -amp4m* AU - - -_____ "HOUSE OF QUALITY FOODS FRIDAY NIGHT IS Tuesday, • Crossword Puzzle ........7A ~J But Kwiatkowski added that FIATURING LUNCH Editorial ..................4A DAILY Delicious De lic ious Smothered Any Two Hot Vegetables, Fresh Hot Roll and Butter $ 1 l lb Chopped Sirloin Steak or Baby Beef Liver. Any Two Hot Fresh Vegetables, Hot Roll and Butter La rge Filet Mignon I lb. Baked Potato and Butter, Tossad Green Salad With Dressing 99 $ 1 HWY. 17.92 & FAIRBANKS . WINTER PARK, FLA. Sc ' ' ' IF . WAI' $ 1 - ' + In If Hattaway and Kwiatkowski h oroscope ................. discussed the termination of Hospital ...................3A Marsee prior to the Tuesday Obituaries .................3A decision in which both they and Sports ++++++++++++++++56A commissioner Sid Vihien Jr. Television ................. 7A voted to do just that, a violation Women's ++++++++++++++++++'II would have taken place, Herring said. WE1%Thll{ A violation of the law, Vesterday's high 68 low this descTibed by Herring as difmorning 32. Freeze warning ficult to prove, is a second tonight. Fair through Wed. degree misdeameanor nesday. Complete weather punishable by days In jail and a $500 fine. detaIls page 3A. fly JANE ('A&SELBERRY hleraldSt+aU Writer If you thought it was cold in Seminole County this morning - then get ready, bccusc it's going to get colder. The temperature dipped to 32 degrees th is morning at the Ag Center on 17-92 and according to County Apricultural Agent Frank Jasa, the reading tomorrow will be even colder, Jasa said that while there was some frost ;Ind ice on autonwobiles and buildings today, ground tem pe ratures were warmer because of heavy moL%ture from recent rains. Pr ed icted for tomorrow morning, Jasa advises precautions that should be taken to protect tender plants. If it is calm, heavy frost Is likely to form. Plants in containers may be moved in the garage or utility room until the air warnis up. Covering other plants with old sheets or blankets will keep the frost from forming on the plant and help some of the soil heat, Jasi said, however, at 30 degrees If there is a breeze not much frost will form and there will be less damage If plants are left uncovered. lflhepl.anttiastenderleaves,thecoi'ering should be built up over the plant so that it will R obbery—S hootout A 28-year-old Vidalia, Ga., pillow case. charges. grafted sh ould have t he ir trunks wrapped or sod mounded up around the trunk. Mature citrus trees will not be hurt at 30 unless there Is a lot of new growth, he added. As for vegetable gardens, Jasa said iliost recommended crops for this time of year. such as cabbage, lettuce, turnips and onions. are cold tolerant. A few gardeners still ha ve tender crops such as tomatoe s, peppers and squash which survived the November cold smip and have been thriving in the uriseasional warm weather of Dccniber. For lawns, Jam recommends turning on sprmnklerstntheriiornlnguntilitwarmsupto reduce amoont of browning. -....- was apprehended by police. Perry said Phillips later told Phillips told investigators him he didn't want to say "anyduring a presentence in, that he had hidden his pistol thing else because of the vestigation. Phillips faces a behind toothpaste on a store Mafia." possible 30 years or life sen- shelf w he re officers found it tence. Fulenwider said Phillips wi th five ex tra bulle ts. di dn 't know Hobbs was dead Assistant St-ate Atty. Claude He was ordered held Ut jail Van Hook said the state Van Hook revealed during the until he told him live hours later ___ hearing that Phillips at the Altamonte Police station. recommended concurrent has a prior criminal record. sentences on the two charges. Fulenwider said P hi llips told R '3bcry carries a 30 year or Chief State Attorney's in- him that he knew Hobbs was life term in the case and at- vstigator Jack R. Fulenwider going to rob the store and when sentence. in the holdup were traced to then hid his gun and dashed to Van Hook dropped other Georgia where they had been the rear of the store dumping thewig anda pa irof sunglasses charges against P hi llips of porcha-c by Phillips. second degree murder, Altamonte Springs Police LI. into the trash container. shooting within an occupied Steve Garver, who was Fulenwider said Phillips building and use ola firearm in wounded En the food store gun antedtobedamnsure Hobbs comriiission of a felony, battle, attended the hearing, his was dead before he said any. Phillips' plea was made just left arm still in a cast, but did thing." He said Phillips declined an Invitation to view before select ion of a jury was to not testify, fore circuit A store employe testified that Hobbs body at the morgue. begin for his trial be judge Richard a i" ~ , *.Z. +,., ji -• •-- R-140-AmiI 1Z -i:.':' ç .... - Y,:: -. . ,. Muidrew. not touch the leaves ii possible. Thismethod will hclptlwithin twoor three degrees of freezing, Jasa said, but if the temperature falls to26 or 27 degrees it will not help, In the morning, before the frost starts to melt, a sprinkler may be turned on t he plan ts and kept on until the temperature Is 36 or g and (Linger of frost re-forming is past. Due to the exceptionally warni weather for the last several weeks, Jasa said some plants have broken dormancy and put cut OUS growth making them especially susceptible to fr ost damage. It temperatures fall below 30, Jasa advises, saw Phillips in the store man plead guilty today In During Monday's hearing during the attempted robbery circuit court to charges in the witnesses testified that Philli ps and that he later ran from the Nov. 1 attempted robbery- was a lookout at the store's store and to the rear of the shootout at the Interstate Ma ll north door during th e at- bUilding. A&P store, Altamonte Springs. tempted robbery. Police Capt. Arresting officer James A. David Gunter said Phillips was Robert Dennis Phillips with- wearing a blonde g. Such a Perry said Phillips offered no wi drew a previous plea of in. wig was later found in a resistance when apprehended, nocent and plead guilty to dumpster at the rear of saying "Please don't shoot court Index Sanford WEDNESDAY NIGHT on the Sunshine law, which provides for public airing of all decisions by government officials, "Thcre are good and ___________________________ _______________________________ bad things about the law, For one thing, it's hard for the Around the Clock +++++4A county to negotiate effectively Bridge . r .111.1. . 4 r- for services when everyone ....... Calendar .3A knows what the details of the +++++++7..IA negotiations are" and can Classified 411 umulercut the ricgiitiatlng firms. ( Fre'cI,Av, (Hi IN- Board Kwiatkowski also criticizi'd FRIED CHICKEN — Freezing Tem eratures Are ForecastFor Tonight DAY I + II.B. Owens gets ready for tonight's frosty weather by filling up his automobile with antl4reeze at the The actions of both commis- Kwlatkowskl said that Free- Phillips "66" gas station at Ninth Street and French Avenue. Weather forecasters predict ternsloners in individually in. man's firm could realize a peratures tonight sill be 30 degrees and lower. forming former county at. savings of 17 per cent for the torney Howard Marsee that county. after a board reorganization his "My intent ions, personally, Firm would be terminated, prior p to that termination on Tuesday, were to mve the taxpayers is the basis for herrings' con- some money," Kwiatkowski said. "Everything I've done, sideration. I've done In the interest of the A letter written by Marsee to county." the OPEN DAILY 11AM Till PM FRI & SAT 711 31-3266 SPECIALS + Tax _______ _____ . ______. — 4' . It nti— Recession always had laughs, quality social comment." Sweet." UIUSIC arrangements, good lie observes that during the Coop.'r ninth up In a dream lower-and middle-income writing, line new perfonners late l960s, the nation was di. sequence, In makeup, coming , ____ ta xpayers. and a spirit of deviltry. vided, with hawks against out of a big mouth, surrounded -.. During I-,--a nationally broadTheir opening show on NBC doves and conservatives by dancing molars and waving . . cast speech Monday night, the tonight tsn't quite upto their old against liberals, a time w hen a giant tooth brush. Even with Pr ident es proposed an across________________ _______________ ________________ ___________ standards, but it still is way people were "a them or a those. all th is, the number seems to __________ ____ of up to the board tax rebate I ahead of most network variety "And Dickie and I happened lack bite. Overpopulation may be cause for concern In most of our $1,000 on 1974 tax payments. George Burns, Johnny economically troubled world, but the announcement by Central Most key Democrats reacted CarsonandReddFoxxshowup Florida Zoo Director Jack Hanna that five-year-old Daisy Lion to Ford's tax proposals by say• DOING WELL for a lame skit devoted to gave birth to three healthy cubs Monday brings only joy to local ing they favor a tax cut about : ZOO supporters. Herald photographer Bill Vincent shot this honoring only gag punchlinei equal to the $16 billion reduction . Foxx reappears for a dull, portrait of Daisy and her day-old cubs through an observation in personal and corporate in. tasteless bit about the 25th pvekhnle chipped by Ilanna in the concrete block ahl of the come taxes that the President anniversary of a mixed ness' den. ' urged. marriage. The bright moments come LOS ANGELES (AP) — 'The Oscars put a lot of only when the brothers clown "There's a performer In me, weight on me. their way through a song - a underneath It all," admits corn"1 could have taken the easy "Dueli ng Banjos" caper at the poser Marvin Hamlisch, whose way out and gone on scoring finale Is nifty — or w hen the ' S. alter egos have been in dispute movies. But now I'm awaW By BOB LLOYD other "name" stars are abisent The state attorney's office indicated it is dropping Beach Aug. 8 after a similar type incident with an ever since he won three Acade- crazy.I want a Tony, an Emmy Herald Staff Writer Irom the oLSff skits. driving while Intoxicated counts and failure to stop my awards, auto. Figgalt asked the court to jail Payton during and a Grammy, and I won't be The show Is very uneven, but A 19-year-old Sanford man is awaiting sentencing at the scene of an accident with injuries charges in the PSI saying, "I don't feel he's responsible to be Until April 2, 1974, Marvin satisfied until I get them." it has a potential which may after pleading no contest yesterday in circuit court the caw. (in the highways during presentence investigation." Hamlisch was only a name on fie mIght even do it. Ham ' five up to the glory of the old to two counts of culpable negligence and fleeing or Payton ; was accused of running barricades on L. P. Payton, the youth's father, told the court his I the movie credits. Then lisch also bought the rights to days, provided the Smothersattempting to elude police In a traffic incident Semin(ile Bnlevard In a parade staging area. whammo. son, a Seminole Junior College student, will not the John Osborne play, "The during the Sanford Christmas Parade Dec. 5. -Resume their custom of In. lulling two Seminole High School students with his drive an auto during th e PSI. The brash young man with Entertalner." wh.1, .`Ii starred I Joseph Randolph Payton, 19, of 120 Shirley Ave., car, and fleeing Sanford police until he was arrested In other circuit court actions, the witness tam. glasses and well-combed hair Laurence Olivier on stage and traducing young new per. had been scheduled for trial Feb. 19 on the charges, near his home. pertng trial of Grant Wilson Jr., 47, Altamonte mounted the Music Center film. Haznllsch l.a coproducing formers plus others. He appeared with defense attorneys : The court allowed Payton to remain free on bond -Are allowed reasonable Springs, was postponed until Fe b. 24 because he has stage three times to claim Os- It as an NBC television spedal ) , r A Allan Dickey and T. Hulen flay before Circuit Court freedom in booking guests and during a presentence Investigation. Assistant State yet to retain private counsel to defend hini in the cars for composing the score starring Jack Lemmon. Judge Richard Muidrew Monday and changed his Attorney Tad Figgatt objected, revealing Payton material . case. and title 3ong of "The Way We He is also plann.ing concerts : plea from innocent to no contest. was convicted and put on probation In New Smyrria Wilism is charged with threatening the tife of a Were" and adapting Scott Jopl.. for next summer, including a too-Don't sc:rtam at the censor often. Once a week should in's music for the score of "The July 2 date in Cleveland with a -.... I. :il.....uffice. Sting." 55-pec orchestra. So far he I He was an Instant Celebrity, has declined night club appearh Mike Douglas asked him to co- ances. U— host a week of shows. He ap. _,._ I— "I couldn't possibly do two r peared wi th Johnny Carson, Di- shows a night, six nights a __________________ nah Shore, It "Hollywood week," be said. "With me, cv________ Decision Looms I Scivares." cry show has to be different, ________________ .1 _____ People asked for his auto- and I need to rest in between. _____ ____________ -. . Weill, graph. ("I was so thrilled, I _ __________________ lt ill I_I. iliLLI% li_I_I 1)1` rtbin the dLtIL uf the ' I ¶.. - I .. -. streaked for them," he jests.) HeraidSIaff Writer two commissioners, and calling . He was here to appear on the ___________________________________ ________________________________________________ ______________________________________ his anticipated termlnatlçrn a ' . ~_ .Mac Davis Show and to record Seminole State Attorney political move is being studied -` i the theme for the new "Hot L + Abbott Herring Is expected to by Herring to determine if any _____________ Bal timore" series. make a decision sometime wrong-doing Is implied by . Wednesday's • Oscars provIded 48 today on whether to investigate correspondence. "? -, bows of glee - ecstatic, orgas. I + h possible violation of the I mic glee," he recalled. ,, But But Kwiatkowski said he state's "Government In 11 ______ % + that was It. Then Iliad to decide ____ - -'Sunshine" law by county corn- "wonders if this 'possible in_______________________ what I wanted to do with my __~ -f missioners Mike liattaway and _k -. - .. - er - / life, and that wasn't easy. isn't a result cf a personal harry Kwiatkowskl. ____________ Friendship between Herring and XNRNWLHerring told The Herald 1 Thomas) Rumberger." Friday that he was considering CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST I "1 an investigation into a possible Kwiatkowski said he had AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE - . viola ti on of the law, after a "talked with a number of law - 1. ' .. . Board decision last week to firms pre vi ous to last Tuesday I ' ' . - terminate the firm of Pitts, in order to find an appropriate . .. -. 4 Eubank, Ross and Rumberger (inn" to replace Mar 's orI If as county attorneys, and to ganization. The reason for the V I V-AV fit 4 At" ( ~ ' _ ••. quite real, yet all too real. ' s 1; ' s ii ni.st + glues ..." "The Stars impel, they do not As the forces of good and evil compel." What you make of strive against each other, Reed I - A ______ ._____________________________ --- .- I, . d most to you to see how to make + _____ ____ -'.. kou~ What Is "Louisiana Red?" On There is violence in this story, level, as explained in Lsh- but there also Is humor, plenty mael Reed's multilevel novel, of it and most engaging. And IF YOUR CJIIU) IS BORN it's a popular sauce aimed at best of all Reed sees most TODAY.. . he or she will like adding a little zing to drab food, clearly the many problems bepeople, which is fine, but take On anothe r, and mor e Im- setting contemporary dety, care that neither they nor you portant, level it symbolizes the describing them in a prose that j this prgny by too much bstreak which exists to some burns while it entertains . lavishing of gifts or neglecting extent in all men. Cr, as one of th!clpllnci, uttierwise you can the characters in Reed's satiric [IN) Tbomas ruin a born organizer and look at black life In conAll Books Editor — leader here. Slant the education temporary America putt It, it's along humanitarian hnes and "toad's eyes, putting wwkes in be sure to give religious people .,. hostility, evilness, _ — ENT(RrAffitM(Nr NIGHTLY It, the Le.nph1hp., Low,,. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) more money. Get your Ideas Finish an duty you have across, dramatIcally if _______________ GIRLS" __________________ - -_ 1 _ . p NEW YORK (AP) The shows, which these days seem to be one of those and we didn't Smothers Brothers, fearless only to feature the sound of know them were going to do that good. Anyway, they are censor-ballets during their music and snoring, Tom Smothers, now an elder, getting theirs now." three turbulent years on CBS, are back with us again in a ly , star the ow by noting He concedes that some may weekly variety series, starting the brothers' departure from feel' he and his 36-year-old tonightonNflC-TV.lt'sgoodto CBSalmostsixyearsago-and brother"gotthe(NBC)showfrj have them back, even though omitting mention of their 1970 copping out, by making conI've always felt their reputa. summer show on ABC, which cesslons.... Nothing could be Lions as controversial per- flopped, closer to the truth." formers were bogus. They are "We went off the air at about And subsequently the show campus humorists and no the same time that (Richard) goesintoaseriesofsklts,oneof more. Nixon came in," he says and, which features rock star Alice But in their CBS years (they with a gentle Jibe at the NBC Cooper, appearing in civvies were axed in April 1969 in a flap eunor, lustily adds, ''This is arid without his larlilhiar WIN N( R THE LAST DAYS OF LOUI- takes the reader on a satiric SIANA RED. fly Ishusael Reed. tour of a fantasy land, eentered work has to be done in- Study interests that mean the Random House. 179 Pages. in Berkeley, Calif., that Is not P — BOOK REVIEWS you ask others what they expect others. Discuss ideas with good of you instead of guessing, you friends cin plow through whatever PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) :I 1! Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents ___________________________ -- LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) If have more cooperation from ____________ U.A INUT1I I' 1 'I StjI(!tiec! B(1c1(, r P40W AT QIGULAP OPICtS I O ONLY Brothers IN 13 - — low Tuesday, Jan. 14 3:00 (2.8) Another World MONDAY + .. I LEISURE I -: __________________________________________________ In making the plea, Phillips confirmed his part in the robbery-shootout as alleged in testimony by state's witnesses Monday in a five hour hearing on defe nse att or ney Ed Nagel's motion to suppress statements and colifessions to officers by his client. Judge Sluldre ' denied the suppression noUon. ' + Grand Jury Gets vern Slayin Ta Assistant State Ally. William staley said cases being trial the week of Jan. 20 at .Sanford. presented to the grand jurors included murder and robberies. Doroth)' KeUeringham, 18, of Slidell, La., earlier plead guilt)' to lesser charges and turned sta te's evidence, agreeing to testify against Phillips and Parrish. Staley said last week the slaying of Edward ,\tiamkiewicz would go to the grand jury. Two suspects are being held with out bond In count)' Jail in th e case. ('barged with murder are Edward Meinert, 24, l'itt. sWrgh, Pa.,and Ikiinald Eugene Jones, 40. Largo, Fla. Adamnkiewicz's bullet-riddled body was fo und b (tCp0tht'S at the rear door of his da:n:; Inn. 'n U.S. 441, last Thursday. lie had been shot five times. Investigators Niud robbery was the apparent motive for the slaying. &'urces said today that the robbery cases before the ~uand jury are believed to involve juveniles. 11 the youths areindicted they will be tried as adults jn circuit ,.t - -',,,+.., ••. .-'-: - - - - --1 k - - - g ltle l Tart LU t'!.i', at the courthouse in Sanford and suurces said the jury Still (acing trial in the case A fourth sus pe ct, Charles Keith Hobbs, of Atlanta , was killed in a brief gunbattle with Altamonte Springs police who entered the foud - store while Hobbswasscooping$o®j1 1 the store office safe into a i''- W11- I ~4U - 1 .I--- --" _4 :- +.-- -+- : , _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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' -_ 67th Year, No. 132—Wednesday, January 22, 1975 Juvenile Crime By JEAN Thi ngs the eniles Ju about - children and I - I I I ) is I PATTESON 1400 referrals National Council who Crime By BOB LLOYD Mrs. Buford, 19, said Wilson and two unidentified Herald Writer men came to the Peterson home in Orlando a short Mrs. Georgia Peterson, a in the robbery time later to pick up Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. Peterson trial of Grant Wilson Jr., testified in Circuit Court didn't want to be involved, she said, and hid In a here this morning that she had talked with the bedroom with the for three hours while the men defendant 'a few days before Christmas' over the wait ed for her after being told she "had gone out," telephone and he told her at the time that "if she Mrs. Buford said Wilson said, "She (Mrs. testified him, he was going to gether ." Peterson should have left word when she'd be Wilson (aces trial Feb. 24 on a witness tam perin g back. She was going to help inc pull this Job off." charge connection with alleged th reats to Wilson is charged with the Oct. 11 robbery of an Mrs. Peterson, 30, of Orlando. He is in county elderly Midway man, his sister and a friend in jail on $200,000 bond in the tampering case, which a 1932 vintage sale, believei to contain the Monday as the robbery tr ial opened before a $80,000 to $100,000 life savings of th e family, was three man, th ree woman jury in the court of Circuit taken, Judge A. J. Ilosemann, Mrs. Peterson's sister-in. Mary Brown, 66, kept the jury's close attention law, Patricia Bufot d, testified that she was asshe demonstrated how four nwn held Elicand her in an i.tcn.-un phint' MIC11 Wilson called brother, (iiiIInun Ililicry, and a friend, Roosevelt Mrs. Peterson Oct. 11 asking if she had a "roscoe" White at gunpoint Oct. 11, "hog-tied" them and (gun) and said he needed her help "to do a Job," ransacked the Hillery house at Water St. and juvenile law -. detention . i ii vi '' (u _____ w unne , sary r ______ = --: program ' noul Ia ir _ V4 -...-__' summer .,Uu Now We' reTeaching Dad To Be A Better Father J rr- • - one _______ _ ., ' — _______ ' VI ' ) ' lonely __ II Because how much more • - ,, ______ _ -.., types ..% e Is G ' .w• Sanford city COflUhi.ssloncrs have approved an agreement by which Wilco Construction Company will pave 1,250 feet of Georgia Avenue sou th of West _I ,~; 25th Street at the eastern edge to 2 p.m. Or at least, the office r mes, if Members of the Woman 's society hard Locally, there seems to be no guests people father Is about just a parking Mayfair Country Club, Friday evening, children, ,, State _. ..-.- ve,, Pavin g roval 0 conditional Use perm it request doesn't ..-- May Probe Issue -- - -- . ' . ,, ... . , -. 4. •, " ,, - - ... - -.. 1' -. .'. . . -. - Affair With Ex IMoral'? .' . ,I— Z -- -r - . I. us - - -; ' - - ~111 St .. B) ABIGAIL VAN BUR DEAR ABOY: I recently __ began an affair with my exsle -wa husband. We've been divorced f .for years and have two . .. .. _ . children, t*it I never stopped A loving him. '4 Rock'n roll was buck In fashion at Teague Middle School Friday, when 17 eighth grade student, t fi FU i We met to discuss the PU PIIL) U U S 1 I.1". A Pu. L N II 114 joined in the National Junior Honor Society Rock-A-Thou to an effort to raise morcy for their school. children a few months ago, and -mmd Twenty4our.hour rockers who hope to collect a total In pledges of $500 from teachers and friends, I had Ic, admit that the old be. were ')A.uriIID Dflrk.A.Tu(),u ammIePawlaek,IiaFreeman,eAunI1card, ryLeisDias Pomeroy, Teresa Nichla,, '" '' " '' magic was still there because Infidelity Is not justified " Brian Gan'ey, Cherl Sobatk.a, Debbie Hyland, Becki Berkiey, LaerI Mitchell, Dana Hargon, Kim after he kissed me Just once, I under any circumstances, be it Faust, Joe Banks, Bill Burns, Stephanie Triplett and Holly Williams. was helpless to resist him. your z-busband'sweakneu for We were divorced because I other women, or yew present caught him cheating on me husband's impotence. several times. He admitted that DEAR ABBY: Do fish feel he had a weakness for other pain? only a fish knows for women that he couldn't overBut when It comes t•J ppen n .__~.I It I come, and ticmga highly moral rireparing freshly caught fish, woman I couldn't tolerate IL 1 any fisherman worth his salt , Once Upon A Stage dinner V I A year ago, I married a fine knows that fish should be killed d Theatre, Edgewater Drive, f older m&i. He's wonderful to as soon as ita caught. Then It Orlando, playing the role of i' n f me and the children but he is should be either put UfldeI Altamonte SpringsPla yers' Nurse Kelly in the American CUSHION FLOOR impotent, and all efforts to The second production, "Hd%' comedy "Harvey," the story of SHINYL VINYL nrrcd it h.1. fji!c'd r:f fish st'rt.. to dctriu ,ite .... IJUd p I)d tfkl 1w. (-uli. rtuu -. Dear ... Abbv .................... 11 .. .. MOVING W CAN - L O G . BE A REAL '' Wh 4'e Ha i g r'i11&i - •PSi Rea y . SAVE refrigeration sr eaten. 9'S * -- - k.. -- _ - • -_- ' ::llIr .• - 'Z,'" _________'" - . , .. , .. '•• . .' .. - . ~~ .. e4X*t-_,V '. - ~Rjc! i - I i~ , Al - --Aelm— t. - :- . . 12FJ111 I '- - ; - S. M 12 A , . _ - W4 i 4aS A_Wrma -if - 32A;tt=~ i~5F_01EJ1&j,7 - - .- ~ Lash told -. ,SUSPICIOUS, Sanford Fire Chief G. M. Harriett watches as Fireman Hank Clothier helps cogitain a 1&scre bruh and garbage Monday afternoon north of Ninth Street and east of Persimmon Avenue. Officials said cause of the blaze was not Immediately determined but termed it "Of a suspicious usture." fire FIRE CONTAIN ED ir,ror...-L ake ~M. * - .1. Tom Freeman I Thomas Freeman was appointed county attorney te last night. Hoooer Coom lassr The controversial 'r ~Mi - I.-,,;4~ _16; --F i oe r ',.. #I .F: ! - I,-____.,__ W- - I 0ng - - _*V,M . - . I -. As PUD Project Withdrawn By BILL BELLEVIIJ.E Herald StaffWriter area." conference, offer state reason, zoning cited Sheriff ciation Monitor Longvvood Meet Ci ty Okays H i ri ng Fl U ji m ane Officer - For fast relief call th e . Il 1(Offl E'l/(j( Oil,.. . - Index _______ _____ ______ - ____ nosiess, . ., - '1 I __.iV resubmit it within a year. "problems can be overcome." "We're fightin'fl'ie PUD zoning In a letter to Zoning With a denial "without itself,rot just Mirror Lake. We of an em pty comm ission Administrator J. B. Williams, prejudice" the PUD could be just don't want apartments it chambers and after two By ED PRICKETT Developers of an 87-acre developer Keith Reeves asked resubmitted, without any The school's principal, Mrs. kid in a room. There's no crash harm that commissioners had Writer left in Planned Unit Development that the PUD be denied because done to its argument, within a Hortense Evans, today conbars on those doors," Mrs. Herald Staff The development, whict protest firmed the door had been locked Back said. (PUD i temporarily wi thdrew an adjacent project —Forest year. w ld ha ve included variou. ou A Sanford man has asked for about 12 minutes while the their plans for a proposed Villa -- had (ailed to Layer paid a quick visit to the Freeman, who was But surrounding property land zones, would have rezone( State Education Commissioner teacher, Mrs. Fleur Do I.ys school today after he was development on Mirror Lake materialize. With the non- owners, who were opposed named acting county at. to land on the south side of SR 4.36 Ralph Turhngton to investigate Healy, attended a planning contacted by The Herald. last nht, but surrounding development of Forest Villa, the development now or in the and torney for 30 days west 3f after a SR 434 and SR 43] an incident in which the man property owners who had the water and sewer services future, asked the Board to He said the visit confirmed newly organized board flatly from single family (R-IAA and says a second grade teacher strongly opposed the project that it would the doors could be opened from to Mirror deny the request to kill the H-IA i and multiple family (Rvoted to oust what I former atunderstand," locked six children Inside a were not happy, Lakc would not be available, PUD's chances. the inside. torney Howard Marsee and 2). classroom and left them she said, "the door was locked the developer said. The lack of Fire officials, on Back's G. W. his Brown said that "this firm three weeks on the outside so older ago, school The Architectural Design utilities, and the current unattended for 30 minutes. District Commissioner Die) request, also checked the (PUD is just hanging over our was voted In as permanent children could not disturb them classroom, Group, developers for the of the economy were Williams, who said he had been heads, The planning and counsel by Commissioners , 13111 Back, father of or,e of six from doing their work. All hiey Florida Conference Association for denial, co ta n Assistant Fire Chief W.C. ct with Hank Koenig board rejected it. We ask you to - youngsters locked inside a had to do harry Kwiatkowski, Mike open the door and of Seventh-day Adventists, president Galley made an of the Mirror Lakt inspection and e nd it now," liattaway, and chairman classroom at Hopper come ou t." asked the Board to deny their The developers said said no real problem exists at so Milt Shaw told the Board that Property Owners Ski Vlhlen Jr. Elementary yesterday, said he PUF) request "without hoped to re-submit the pe r. But, a second grader, ac- Hop he was "tired of coming down voted to deny the reque.i called state officials after -" prejudice," so they could during the coming year request if their here co rding to Mrs. Back, is prone at my expense to protest without prejudi ce. falling to receive any exthe PUD. they're trying to All commissioners, except planation from school officials topanic.Aridincaseoffue,she possible second wear us down" by continuing chairman Sid Vihien Jr. who or Superintendent William said, it's highly would panic. the hearing, be said. Layer. Opposed the PUD outright ,,.oted To Another neighbor declared, with Williams' rrotjon "My boy couldn't open the layer said today it's By DONNA FSTES Cornell, and Police Chief Tom made it clear he felt lie could council chamber Monday night IJU. door from the inside. You see, a possible to lock a child in a Herald Staff Writer second grader, they panic. Henniganwillmonitortonight's handle the situation, but asked demanding that police jobs be classroom, but if it happened They don't know anything. L0N(;wool) — Seminole i:3Onieetingof the city council. for assistance anyway. maintained regardless of the It's a violation of the law to County sheriff's deputies, at the Chief Deputy Sheriff Duane taught They haven't been Police officers, firefighters city's financial condition. tell you that" o pen a door," Mrs. Back said, request of councilman Jerry Harrell said today Hennigan and supporters jammed the city Council Chairman J. H. Grant Mrs. Back said her son, Billy recessed the meeting until Mrs Evans, however, said Frank, 7, tried to open the tonight after a shouting session door that even a kindergarten after the teacher locked developed among police him student could open the door and five others inside. She said By JANE ('ASSELBEItRY de partment supnOrters. in Sa nfo rd but were moved to from the inside after it's locked the youths were told to copy from the Herald Admitting he was Writer Staff fearful Winter Springs when it ot'tside with a key. sentences off the blackboard. I Monday night that violence WINTER SPRINGS— City acquired its communica tions might erupt, Grant said he Council has authorized Police system. Layer agreed, adding, CIpCCLS only a brad meeting Chief John Govorhuk to hire a "Heavcnsyes I hope so. It's no Th Acting Planning and Zoning ii. tonight. different from r door at home terna' humane officer at a Board chairman Sharon lie said items to be COil" sa lary not to iL~ _______ or anyplace else. It's im• _____ ~ll exceed $6,500 a Patrick told council although sidered include City Attorney year. Funds for the salary possible to lock children In a will city t'rjjnj calls (or an Of. Ned Julian's re port; a report be included in budget room." revision tidal zoning map, one can not from Ci ty Supt. Ralph Fisher on AroundtheCjock -4A since animal control funds _____ ______ Turlington's Mrs. Back said Bridge the utility department and not in this year's budget. were be toated. She sa id the map was last updated in 1969. office promised to send a authorization for Fire Chief Calendar % ("otjnt'il decided to hire a full. Council nuthorimed Mrs. special investigatory team to Ut'v l.aliossicre to hire a Classified 10-JIB ,,,,,,, tt. - decision w as I HEADACHE ! , L. In graders - . •..,.. , J. - 4 la As - -" .ri.-i" __________ ' .4 was - - __ . SiP-1-7 0 J ______________ 0 - . Cowan's Underworld Ill Magnolia _41%, "t C I County Names 10 - you. f _17 A&gt'# 1~e:-A~;T*:inz- . 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I child, 'r - Mr.s. linimi said sho h;jd fin:i1l) , rev(:alL.(j tf,t. location of the sa fe when one of the ''boys'' held a pistol to her head and threatened "to blow her brains out." partici pating stcn LS estimated cost of the paving of commercial zone on the west a co Queen new car dealership on p the stweet, which is a major side of U.S. 17-92 South of Lake mercial zone. Sa-n plans are U.S. 17-92 due to the slump thoroughfare leading in to Minnie and Lake Mary required only If there is to be new car sales and that he must new construction, he said, Seminole High School, is $35,000 Boulevard. make his living "sink or swim" and the work will be started not The city zoning and plaitning lash told commissioners he with the used car lot. ca ese seeing formance W Tripp, WIICO Con. permission, as ;.______ would be open at carpet didn't want to "walk over Z-P fence and paving requirements Commissioners required the agreement wiV be met. com . with bob-naded boots" but City "for no longer than nine agreement af ter the paving was In othet actions, missioners untangled red tape Manager Warren Knowles month&" delayed for nearly a year. _____ -- Midway Ave. The witness lay face down on the red courtroom near the jury box with her arms crossed behind her back as she told how she peeked from under a sofa pillow the intruders had put over her head and of "their toes" as the safe wa rolled from the house, later than Oct 1, and will be board last week denied ap- will use existing buildings on proval of a site development the property as his home and an co mpleted by Dec. 31. plan Wilco has posted a perfor the car lot after Lash office, bond on the paving said he wanted to put In City commissioners accepted pr oject and also has agreed to required paving and a sight. written agreements from Lash escrow $1,750 each from the proof fence at a later date due that he will get Z-P approval for of the firtn'a Geneva Terrace sale of 20 completed townhouse to an economic squeeze. the location within 90 days and 163-unit townhouse project. units to insure the paving City cornmis3ioners said they granted a deferment on the . .. ______________________________________ . was over, our . A was . 0 In Robbery Trial She stoutly a nd repeatedly told the jury that one Assistant State Atty. Claude Van Hook as "mine... of the men, his face masked with a stocking, was the one I bought in 1932... or one Juit like it." Wilson During his testimony, Hhllery, who "I've known him 19 years a nd I know it was his hospitalized several weeks after the incident, voice that said, "I told you no kuhn," after the became weak and was helped from th e courtroom gunman struck Hillery twice on the head with the by two men, but later returned to the witness stand pistol, she said. "I heard them put the safe in the trunk of a car "Wilson told us 'don'l get up for five minutes' and slam it closed," Hillery said. and told the boys 'if anybody comes to the gate, Van hook told the Jury In his opening statement shoot to kill," she continued, that he would introduce int evidence th e safe, Hillery, 72, repeated his sister's story of how found by investigators in 18 inches of water in Pearl Wilson and a "boy" had come to their house the lake about 4,000 feet from Wilson's Altamonte afternoon of Oct. Il asking for glasses of wate r. He, Sprin gs home. Van Hook a lso said th e state will too, identified the voice of the stocking masked produce evidence seized in a search of the house. robber who came to the house later that night as Defense attorney Rnger Berry reserved hk !1~;,t 14 Wilson, ikho h-id carlier callud himself -U; e ,pj:l1111g prayin' man'' and ''Rev. Bofly." as a witness Bruce Wilson, the defendant's 17-yearIlillery, identified a rusting, battered safe, safe rid son. He hinted that Wilson also may testify for door and drawer hauled Into the courtroom by the defense. us 'don't get up for 4 in _____ - ' i 0 eorgia Ify five minutes' and told the boys ,if ai.t eh • any b ody comes I.0 +h ... to k ll ' '** — MRS. MARY BROWN in - ' "Wilson told against -_- 0 - witness - projector Death =Threatened' Witn ess T Test's ' - ~ placement _____________________ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Problem In County A __7~_ .r Last year, almost 1800 nation, said Ritz. Every year in caring for delinquents are few ! U.S., 100,000 passed through v far between. county Juvenile Detention under 18 are locked up in Jails, The Detention Center is V according to estimates of the facing many problems, but Center. Of this number, Women's Editor on and were delinquent none so pressing as of 1 had been involved in shoplif- Delinquency, offenders. p IC ting, auto theft and burglary, state 0Fl oridaow Jail I t only 4 Like to help, but don't know the unit could use more and 400 were runaways. training schools, two harmful to childreii emotionally Ju.enile how to go a bout it' volunteer drivers, movie wing 1gseenmoreoung and morally, said Ritz, arid b0rb0,oneforg1rls,andaco. That's often the problem with & operators and people educational facilit) In ad l')"l'People art. ex pectedi O uuUC It volunteer work there are ith a variety of other skills. 11 1OfluIerC are se veral mu brought to the attention of delinq uency —inrnan) cases, plenty of concerned folk who you would like to volunteer, but rl a y houses and treatment Ju venile ces . in is would like to volunteer their aren't quite sure how you t en to help rehabilitate could Seminole County, one out of 1L . The problem s, there are not c . servicm but they aren't sure help, why not attend the special every six male Juveniles and nearly enough suitable alter- Juveniles. mi 's -_ _F:~ IRlkI V - ___ 1~ —) I ~ IF— — -_ —_ who to contact, or even what workshop the ACS is holding Ritz gave some pointers as to Q e o good work they could lend a Wednesda) evening at 7:30 in how i. ui Seminole Count can . females, to delinquent \j ( hand doing the Chase and Co office, on the ' help troubl . ed children locally _- _I explained. the I Since the disturbing coin- corner of Oak Avenue and Establish a residential facility "-Bob Hitz, youth counselor iidence late last year when the Second street' In Seminole Count), the for those offenders who are I47 'T--- - nation's first and "second" The workshop will last about supervisor at the Division of Detention Center can ac- mentally retarded, sa id Ritz. -' - 'ljZ2 \ ladies, Betty Ford and Happy one and a half hours, Just long Youth Services, presented commodate a total of 12 Set up a Big Brother 1t 1k r i ii n; tnt radical to IuJ uzi exit-ti). how t 1k St dist urbing fa ct s, tirid JU t. iiili_ s it unt tiiiii. o i. Md Mie re ad''lt.s are w orking on a mastectomy operations, you can help the ACS. For more more, at a recent program may be detained longer than 30 one-to-one ratio with troubled M _ 4I_) women have been shocked into information, call Irene Brown sponsored by the public affairs days. Juveniles may also be children. And offer facilities for OW department o -a— 4 awareness of the real dangers at the Flagship Bank in e Junior placed with area families or n recreation Woman's Club of Sanford. AffaIr ebain nan Public of breast cancer and the downtown Sanford. president i.. Freeman temporary "crisis homes," appeal to older children, Bob Ritz with (from left) Junior Woman's necessity of detecting the An interesting development Nor is the picture any Families volunteering to keeping them off the street an d Kathi BrWken and Barbara Machnik disease as soon as possible it relating to mastectomy brighter elsewhere in the assume the responsibility of out of trouble. tragedy is to be averted, patients is taking place in To this end — maintaining California. Tentatively called awareness and prompting "Women for Women," it is a regular checkups — much is self-help organization for being done by local units of the women who have had breast . 0I American Cancer Society surgery. Its purpose is to , .IF W &. (ACS) across the nation. provide mutual emotional I 1. :I . -_____-~ In Seminole County, the local support on a long-range basis N I .- ~_____________ - _13;0~ ACS unit is concerned with and to fill the gap in A ByLUIIIETIASTEIGER going educating the publi c on all rehabilitation services. to trust themselves as fatlitrs books, in f il ms and t it ii fThe Herald Services delivery with Ii If through labor and f orms of cancer, as well . "Children need both parents is based on as notion, ---your wife —" lending practical assistance by woman "m the same boat" can these days because our -.---.' .=-1i_ American women nuclear family is in pretty providing transport for cancer be helpful, Trouble with families began are "working hard to define grave danger," he said victims receiving outpatient he1*ul will be a supportive 0n'f , - 1 COWl fl 1. their dual roles, in the home mean th at the family is splitting 'n M treatment and operating a going group. Three of .generation or so, Dr a nd at work," American men more easily and people are not "loan cluset," lending out lt,ems meetings are planned: Regular -' . ' • -----are on the verge of becoming caring what happens to Brazelton believes. Once such as special beds and get-togeth ers with an oc.&. goals better fathers, according to children The family today inbo'mg -_-. n commodes to cancer patients casional speaker such as a this c t, -.1 ountry became less Boston pediatrician and author needs shoring up. laid up at home. surgeon, a physical therapist, a .. --- I am clear, while our society became D.. Berry Brazelton. —_ "Being a prediatrician, I The unit's first area office specialist in protheses, Ungerie, People "I see many young parents more concen-ned with children more becamecompetitive. more concerned with opened recently in space swimsuits and so on; smaller 1 who are looking so very hard than anything elsse, and I agree ..- .. _ . __ - I~__ — ~,_ _M.— donated by Chase and Co. in groups of more intensive intheir careers. than with their for ways to learn their roles," with anthropologist Margaret , ~ - __. VO ement, SUC as found n . . ." their Oak Avenue Sanford, A he says. " Th ey are frightened I Mend that the nuclear family therapy, and Physical . building. The office is open group .p I therapy sessions for women and insecure, but they care a society is not working out very _____ "Child centers, If they Monday to F riday, from 10a.m. ,' ,'f ',' fl great deal about their children, well for anybody. having trouble with their arna took their goal as being a li ving in a complex ° "The main thing In being a community service for young o th ti Club of and it's for Sanford, their husbands and WOMAN'S good CLUB caring families and not just a few more dined out at the to see the guidelines." being a move afoot to Initiate a sel f -help father and doing r,ryjce for could be a could be f lend Among the club members heralding the new year at the festive Dr. Brazelton said during a whatever it takes to make a omen potent force. These centers cheery voices to the office group nilar DINES OUT occasion, were (from left) Mrs. William (Pat) Foster, telephone interview, that the relationship with the Women. For uiuSt masticto could give young families telephone and their hands to Walter (Bill) Glelow and Mrs Art (Doshla) fljij, thrust of the program is that begin to get f eedback from th e backup, and help relieve stamping literature, preparing tomy atients who women now are beginning to chi ld. This begins as early as pressure. understanding aici on envelopes and flung out simple accept or form two roles well, possible, even before birth, only another woman can give requisition forms once in and I think this is leading men through childbirth education "it used to be here, and stW is a who has undergone the same tviuiflc in cultures but ou rik operation and successfully -that the extended family was ant, "Just two hours a week," readjusted to life, the ACS's autotntic beckup for the younj says Sanford's Irene Brown, Reach for Recovery program coupe wi th their first ba by," he whoisvicepresldentandpuhljc mayhelp. says."Wehavelostthatlnthis education chairman for The Idea is the same: lear. Seminole County's ACS unit, as ning to cope through the country. And fathers are I needed so much more today well as district lay director for strength and example of a M. than ever be(o'e. Wives needs the State ACS. woman who has been the same "UI could get about 20 people route before th em to back up, to replace the a to volwitter to work two hours a extended family. There are two drawbacks 1 week each, our office could with Reach f or Recovery, i. young men are . 4 . -. rea lly develop Into a beneficial however. Seminole County has ready to respond to these needs. I project," says Irene. I think they're doing more as no such organization, and must . . . 1. i fathers today, he says. The tasks are easy — they therefore "borrow" Reach for -• ... I 4 . rita even seem menial Irene Recover) volunteers from k_ ,, agrees — but it Is these simple Orange County. Also, par4. - wnso. 4' . UNDERWORLD tasks which keep the LCS alive Licipatlon in the program must 1 and working for each of us. be ordered by a woman's PRICE 0 1 HALF JR As well as needing officetielp, doctor. ' -SALE - LFOIfl -- Tuesday, Jan. 21, 1975-8B . Goin' Places, - ____ . ., _ - -- . - _ • _ - 1 --i -t - , _ - Z1 " . 0 �-, .- A I 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesda Propeller Trouble Stalls Cambodian Supply Convoy PHNOM PENJI, Cambodia (AP) Phnom Penh's first supply convoy in a month was reported stalled by propeller trouble 44 miles southeast of the Cambodian capital today. Two tugs towing barges loaded with a total of about 4,000 tons of ammunition were trying to make the run up the Mekong River from South Vi etnam with the protection of T28 fighter planes, helicopter gunships and navy gunboats. A military source said one tug fouled its propeller and was beached 12 miles south of Neak Luong thilc workmen made repairs. - Police Investigating Murders MONTREAL iAPi Pnlice investigating the mass P l w('plv in a Montreal night club think an ecapd convict named Richard Blass may have been involved. But apparently they have no concrete evidence pointing t him. The police are trying to determine if there is any connection between the wholesale killing In the Gargantua Club Monday night and the mob.etyle killing of two men in the same club last October. They think the killer or killers Monday night might have been eliminating witnesses to the October slaying. Blass, who escaped from a Montreal penitentiary a week before that killing was suspected of it and is still at large. - Congress Moves On Taxes \VASHINGTON lAP) Congress is responding to President Ford's renewed drive for his economic program with quick action on tax relief while entangling his energy program In dispute. In a no-retreat statement opening his n ews conference Tuesday, Ford said he will put Into effect without congressional help his tariff on im ported (Al and would veto any mandatory gasoline rationing legislation. - Gurney Loses Plea NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP) Former Sen. Edward J. Gurney of Florida has lost a plea to have a federal appeals court throw out an Indictment charging kim with bribery, conspiracy and perjury In an Influence peddling case. — ---.-- -- - At S PoIicie Blasts State Pollution Board By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer 'T'AtIAMPV LTDT,.!1" IT SPRINGS — Mayor Norman Floyd blasted IN BRIEF ... .- Jan. 22, 1975 Floyd W ORLD -- County's Clay Problems 'M a y B e S I f... 18 months the sewer plant 1s loan toy outstanding bills for said since DPC did not meet in on the basis that state funds the revolving account. Floyd said the sewer system under construction. portions of the sewer system December the approving action would be released in December I- I-.- construction w ch were to De been • . . .--.- - --- ---- -- -- -- - --- tin .. , fAr than m until federal while agencies paid for with the state moneys department's meeting Jan. 35. contractor Bumby and Stimp. from the beginning between between approval the state Department of held up In Tallahassee. vuscillated The Florida Cabinet should son to pay. federal and state governments. Pollu tion Control (DPC) last The money was to come from confirm the action at Its Feb. 4"Unless we can get someone Construction la to be completed and disa pproval, The city Tuesday opened night, sayi ng that department a state revolving sewer con. 5 meeting, he said, to do somet hi ng in Tallahassee, in February on sewer lines In the city and the construction bids for the ~.5 has concentrated on empire struction fund, but bonds to If for some reason DPC does the city is holding the bag to the northside Of building while forgetting M job secure the money have not yet not act Jan. 30, the process will become either a poor credit risk sewer interceptor line is under million gallon daily capacity of protecting the environment, been sold by the state. be held up another month, with the company we are doing construction although neither sewer plant from 16 contracto Floyd said he will file a City Atty. Joe Davis said DPC Davis said. business with or to get the short project can go anywhere until based throughout Florida, Ohioll, protest with the state agency as must approve the bond sale the regional sewer plant is New York and New Jersey. Meanwhile, the city began term loan," Floyd said, the city council instructed him first with confirmation by the construction of the sewer inApparent low bidder was The city had been promised built. The lines will lay Idle for the Tuttle White and Lee Con. to seek a $400,000 short term state cabinet to follow. Davis terceptor on Montgomery Road $1.54 million in state funds from struction Co., of Sanford, on a joint venture arrangement. The base bid was 18,125,000. PalM Ex-Sanford Man Held In Burglary city consider, deductive alternatives to the bid for concrete and walkway $150,000 and ho wall and made off with V600 By BOB LLOYD Spencer Green, 30, who now suspicious car parked close to a deputies said. collectors W0,000 which would Green had been free on bond worth of cigarettes, handcuffs bring the bid down to 15,775,0(X). Herald Staff Writer lists a Winter Garden address window at the Standard Service as his home, is in county jail on Station when tie discovered die awaiting trial Feb, 17 in circuit and knives. Palm's original construction Robert C. Jones, 604 N. Bear A former Sanford resident $8,000 bond on a charge of window had been smashed and court on charges of reckless estimate was $7.6 million, later was arrested early today by a breaking and entering with observed a man lying on the driving, two counts of leaving Lake Rd., reported $450 cash revised downward to $6.9 n type sludge sheriff's deputy inside a intent to commit grand larceny. station noor. Tires from the the scene of an accident, at- was taken from his home in his million. burglarized service station at I. Deputy H. E. Winger station had been stacked out- tempting to elude police and no absence. Deputy F.M. Stewart Palm is to make a recoinreported ent ry to the resi dence meNlation on a bid award 4 and SR34. reported he was checking a side the broken window, dri ver's li ce nse, gainl b forcing a )Irage The charges stciiiitied from a wiUnri the next to wee ks. s pectacular Jan. 11,1974 auto door. ___________________ ____________________ crash at Five Points, south of Sanford on U.S. 17-fl in which a car fleeing Casselberry police He sa id that on Sept. , 1974 leaking pools, etc. Af ter deciding they would e appeal, Keifler asked after a hit and run accident, judge the "competency" of Bloodsworth had been placed In th Contrartor Hearing Halted swimming pool contractor John on a year's probation based on that the commissioners con- literally leaped the four lane }3loodsworth as well as the testimony from three sider only the Impropriety of divided highway and landed on "proper procedural conduct" of customers of Hawaiian who the board in denying Blood. top of new mrs in a sales lot at the county examining board were dissatisfied with their sworth his due process, and not Town and Country Lincolnthat suspended his license for product. But, Keiff er declared, the "com pe tency" of the Mercury. Florida Highway Patrol six months, the Seminole the board met again in contractor. Commissioner Mike Hat. troopers said Green fled the County Commission yesterday November without notifying his terminated the hearing that will client. Without hearing any new taway, though, pressed on and wreck on foot, leaving his Indecide whether the suspension evidence, he said, they asked Keiffer If his client was jured wife, Lutha, in the wreckage. sticks, suspended Bloodsworth's "com pete nt." De tective Taylor Roundtree certification for six months. Bloodsworth's attorney, Bob "Competency is not the Don Flippin, the County issue," Keiffer said. But, he today was probing a burglary at Keiffer, had appealed to the Commission after the County Building department's added, "I personally feel that L~e Little Food Town store,9W Swimming Pool Board representative on the Swim. be is a very good contractor. If Bear Lake Rd., Forest City, In suspended Bloodsworth's firm ming Pool Board, told the he remains on probation, then which burglars removed from a rer ________________ "Hawaiian Pools" for "in. commissioners that Blood- you have the right to suspend concrete blocks sw orth did not obtain a permit his license any time In the competency." ________ I In his appeal, Keiffer said pr ior to starting and aban- future" if he shows poor workWHERE *19 THAT% NJ* UplIP011M that the examining board had doning one pool. "That was manship, _______________________ ________________ denied his client "due process grounds enough to suspend Flippin recommended that of law" by deciding on the him," Flippin said. In all three the suspension be upheld, as did __________________ suspe nsion at an unannounced complaints, he said, there was county zoning administrator J. evidence of poor workmanship, B. Williams. ffizzm= By BILL BELLEVILLE it. - NO I TO THE PUBLIC the clay be delayed until the Herald Staff Writer Slontgornely Road in Alta. The clay is on its way' (I. s1vere clay shortage several and Lavender visited the pit they will "have to pass (the ago, was afraid they and borings will be made to Joint proj I)ecbecause of lack of AM have to curtail their road determine the extent and 1ud." maintenance program in the quality of the clay. On the recommenda tion of : , By ED PRECKETI Herald Staff Writer - . - The floar(i will take action on Commissioner John Kim. •,But, at yesterday's coriimis. the sticky question next week. brough, the Board also notified *n meeting, Roads Su perAlso, yesterday, lavender the Wilco Development Corn1n.endent J. C. Lavender told reported to the Hoard on the pony and their trucking corn,the Hoard Vat lie found a clay status of current county road pany, that they should unpit where over 15 million yards paving projects. Lake Howell utediately take measures to f 1 .. p j -- I: - ,, 401 ..-. k -i'. ere available at 30 cents a (40 per cent, Lakeview Drive maintain Lake Emma Road cubic yard. 50 per cent), Crystal Bowl near Lake Mary which they ,..The only catch was that the Circle (35 per cent), Dyke Road use. Kirnbrough said the firm pit was located eight miles west (95 per cent ) and the road to the had a prior agreement with the Of tile cOw1tY line on Sit 46 in Oviedo Transfer Station (95per Board that would assign Ulem Orange County, cent) were all partially corn- the responsibility of main.. \, L. - I request for an operations base Monday meeting, asked Cote at his Casselberry residence, how many vehicles he planned For many citizen3 of the six to operate. cities, Cole hopes to provide "At present, one," Cole service for, it's the "only replied. alternati ve to walking," he Discussion then ensued about says radio equipment which Cote South Seminole cities at hopes to install at his residence present, Cote says, could at 320 N. Winter Park Drive, support at least four taxi cabs. City Atty. Ken McIntosh After all, it's been two years asked how tall the receiving since South Seminole had its tower for Cote's radio equip.. own taxi service, Cote says. ment will be. Cole said about 60 He plans to charge $l.) for feet high. the first mde and 60 cents for McIntash instructed him to each additional mile, check with the city manager to If approved, his taxi would be insure he's in compliance with the only one operating outside city regulations the City of Sanford. Then Council Chairman Edi th Cities he hopes to serve i n- Duerr as ked a quest ion. dude Casselberry, Winter "Your license tag num be r is Springs, Altamonte Springs, 17•E. Is that a rental car?" Forest City, Fe rn Park and "Yes," Cole replied. "A car Lake Mary. for hire." - . - ......... IL - taining the roadway and safety 'Conunission Chairinin Sid pleted. Precautions. Vihlen Jr. said lie was con. projects, Upcoming The firm reportedly hauls cerned about running a clay pit Lavender said, would be SR materials over the ronj to and otIj(k th4' ttUfltv lint' and 18th Strict in Sanford, (ruin their trccflw)d like deasked that a Board decision on Stanley Street In Sanford and %lOpInent. .. AARP HOLDS Installed as the first regular officers for the recently organized Sanford chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons' Friday at FIrst Federal Savings and Loan of Seminole building %t'r' from l&ut, llIian Gardner, recording secretary; Harry Bieking, vice pres ident; Mary McPherson, president, and F4. mund Czajka, treasurer, INSTALLATION Due to the serious illness and hospitalization In California of Dr. G#orge Bach, the ____________________________________________________________________________________ CALENDAR I) ' FESTIVAL OF BACH - Scheduled for January 23-24.25 is CANCELLED and RESCHEDULED t HOROSCOPE _____ JAN. 22 Festival of Bach conducted College, conducted by Dr Our tradition of professional Ladles Night for Deltona, by Dr. George Bach director George Bach, director of R) CARROI.I. RlGIfTER . DeLand and All State Shrine Institute of Group Therapy. Los Institute or Group Therapy, Los service to the community means Clubs,5:30 p.m. dinner, Carlton Angeles, Cal., 7 GENERAL TENDENCIES: The early part off the day is no p.m,, Maitland Angeles. Rooms 1.207-208 Union Hall, Stetson time to ta ke any chances, but as the day passes Civic University, Center sponsored by excellence in service for the Friday, 9 a.m., to 4 p.m.; good plane ta ry 1)eLand. Installation of officers Seminole Junior College. Open Saturday, 9 a.m., to 1 p.m. influences replace the difficult ones. Then you become able to by Potenta te Sam Walkup, to public. Casual dress, bring families we serve Casual dress, bring pillow and express your talents in a remarkable way. Contract Elmer Wilson for pillow and blanket. ARIES (Mar. 21 to April 19) Early in the day is not the time to blanket. reservations. make loans or to borrow, but fine results are possible in the at. JAN. 225 Sanford Civitan, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Players, "Ready ternoon. Forget any worries. JAN. 23 Cavalier Restaurant, 17-92, TAURUS Apr. 20 to May 20) Handle business matters 45dk all W h en You Are C.B.", Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 and JAN. 24 Springs Civic put aside a personal wish for now. Follow Altainonte Robert I. Brisson L.F.D. suggestions of inp.m., Altamonte Springs Sanford fluentlal persons. Don't r Optimist Club en ege on Wives bills. Center, 8:30 Community Center (use south P.M. Advance Appreciation Night, social reservatio ns or tickets at door. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21 A higher-up may be gate) unreasonable now so contact others who can be helpful to you. An hour, 6:30 p.m.; banquet, 7:3*) The Sanford Seminole p.m., Capri Resta urant, Park outsider can also help at th is time, JAN 30 Jaycees will host their past Avenue. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You are desirous of ' Alt.amonte Players, "Ready presidents at a noon luncheon at making a radical change, but th is could prove detrimen ta l, so 905 Laurel Avenue When You Are C.R.", the Sizzlin Steak House. All JAN. 24-25 Sanford, Florida present conditions Instead. ____________________________________________________________________ 322-2131 Altamonte Springs Civic improve ........ fnrn'rnr.j,ntc jçtI,,4 nrnccn..I I Wi Lz.U( July Aug . 21) attend. ' '"''"""' Center You have problems that are too , 8:30 P.M. Advance workshop, Seminole difficult to handle now, so drop them for now. Come back later, Junior reservations or tickets at door. and they will be simple to solve. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 Engage in civic affairs and don't follow the ideas of an associate who is temporarily out of focus. Study new methods. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Complete routines as quickly as possible and engage in new and more lucrative pursuits with others. Show affection to mate. SCORPIO (Oct. 22) Complete routines as quickly as possible and engage in new and more lucrative pursuits with others. Show affection to mate. , scogpio(Oct. to Nov. 19) - Make aure your business at. movfv fairs are handlea well at this time. Strive to have increased PACK OF 10'S 40-OUNCE . harmony at home. Think constructively. I flARfUS(Nov.22to2l) Talk over with associa tes S what should be done in the future to add to present security. Show that you are cooperative. COLD CAPSULES MOUTHWASH ' CAPRECOR'J( Dec, fl to Jan. 20) Engage In creative work o,. that will impress others. Don't permit a letter you receive to o.w annoy you. Stri ve for happin ess. .— . AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Listen to what a righ t. thinking person has to suggest, and then you can put your Lao.is I! financial affairs in better order. Be wise. PISCES (Feb. to Mar. 20) Listen to what a family tie has to say about improving yo ur surroundings. Don't ta ke any risks in ( A ,. s , re . , the afternoon. Keep calm. '. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY... .he or she should be :•' exposed to individuals who live same and sensible lives so that the 100 TAILITI extravagant tastes in this nature can be toned down. Give as fine :, an education as you can afford and permit to work part way t WNEATACOL ''I. . . ca psules TONIC TAILITS through college. Sports are a must here. -'---j. ANTIIACTERIAL Sm"t r0% 00 "ne Stars impel, they do not compel.- What you make of &2 De OINTOINT lion & offw 6U 1 3vur life is largely up to YOU! AWs a "tall V1 4110 U too, sass i sass 1W ' Carroll ,' Righters Individual Forecast for your sign for February is 4__. st . " - ' FOR MARCH 6.1-8, 1975 - For information on the program Contact Mr. Jim Sawyer at SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE Sanford, Florida 32771 Cote feels.hls rates are right. After all, they're 10 cents A t last South Seminole cheaper, he said, than those residents — a taxi! charged by Yellow Cab out of That is. If Casselberry of. Orlando. (icials approve Leo J. Cote's Councilman John Zacco, at a -' - -.-- edUnty. , to Get Taxi? 04 legal question of having county monte. trucks outside the coun ty could But harry he answered. Kwiatkowski said he ta lked CE T Wednesday, Jan. 22,1975-3A Ir;! south Seminole ., The Seminole County Roads Commissioner Mike Ilat- with Altamonte Springs Council I~partment, running into a taway told the Board that lie Illembers and they indicated recommended the sip Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. '4 (305) 323-1430 In a brief, no-comment order Tuesday, the 5th U.S. District Court 3f Appeals refused to dismiss the indictment. Gurney. 59, a Republican and staunch supporter of former President Richard Nixon In the televised Watergate hearings in 1973, contended that the federal graed jury OW intnl him lqa w not ' a fair cross-section vlthe c nustp BRISSON FUNERAL HOME . - . Mistrial in Mitchell Case VICK FORMULA TAMPA, Ha. I AP) — A mistrial has been declared In federal perjury case against Mande Mitchell, private secretary to Indicted former Comptroller Fred Dickinson. the 434. ' J , - Mrs. Mitchell, a grey-haired, 66-year-old widow, Ut impassively late Tuesday as U.S, District Judge Virgil Pittman said the jury was hopelessly deadlocked. 44 The 12-member panel had deliberated nearly 13 hours since getting the case Monday afternoon. r,#,#V and Sunday !IC1 Saturday rtd Chr4lm )aybv The 5anlord Her bid. Inc. 00 d FrtrKh A ve , Sanloid ta 3777* 4(d Class Posftof Pad a rtcr.ii 3771 I,,tt•t t' ( .'r , frar S,• 4 -. Yesterdays Pdi 71 low thu mnIng i DWee VITAMIN SALE WEATHER EwningHenik Sunday fleId 55. 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DeItoa Arthur A Hert,y, Lac MonroeMarilyn J. Ludecker, Deacna Mildred Martin. LA'000 Clinton J Aorgan. Deltona Harlen Bell Sorrento Roy i Salts. Deltona Ste4ane, Arorcrio, Dettr',i ,y ,— r e I C uneo. DellonA �jr.7 7. ? J -'----- JACK ANDERSON JOON. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FI,A. 32771 Area Code 30S-322.2611 831-9993 Unsung Heroes Wednesday, Jan. 22, 197S--4A ________ Home Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Mon th , $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Door I To Peace The illness of Chairman Brezhnev gave the Soviet Union a convenient explanation for the "The CIA had some dramatic successes," he said. "But the success" must remain concealed assassination. month. Now President Anwar Sadat has confirmed or they no longer will be successes." reason to have been caught and have been subjected to raises of State Henry Kissinger think in terms of can .,w..' to"N AI.V.1'. i,..,i,..,,. D . %vi 0 ' • . I ) 1$41u" 1,_____ , -p ~_, t gradually undermine society's oppressive policies and restore God's Intended harmony.,, I , J ' ____ - I - / 11 I _____ f - f,., Back in 1961, when the food stamp program was inaugurated, stamps were Issued in denominations of 25 cents and $1 But in 1967, as inflation began to nibble away at the market basket, the stamps were replaced by a SO-cent and $2 series. In 1971, the current $5 stamp was added. Now the Department of Agriculture has announced more The new stamps will be Issued In denominations of $1, $5 and $10. The move is dictated, according to department spokesmen, "by the volume of coupons needed to meet increased food stamp allotments, paper shortages and increased production and s1ipping costs." - - shortages. Bad enough. But if the economy were 4 h umming and If the auto industry were taking Its class dftin Christ's cbuyef," BERRY, WORLD . If - J 1-1 . — I . . - - OF I I L . ---. . _P ZtlL p., - _. -; a T. -----;, - -• inore •l w because of the eight cent rice e a5 • try pace of today's steel thortage, he attributes. It to Ow price ciontrols im, poaedafewyearsago 'whlcbcompoundedthe ," •L#'-. __ -.. -. whiskey and ginger ale with Washington, Corso and Brovm, -,"' . . r-- " . ' ,.., i---, rr -.. . -. -._ %, . . S ,10AW . I I Knoell. foretgn producers with ttwir modem postwar plants were able to undersell American -i . - "There Sure Are A Lot Of New Faces In Town I" !_ - .-a& Ic - - - -- . ' __ -0 _ . F 1% i I ~ I) I. . V - 10~wv - I .• eight in the first quarter that — team effort, kept Seminole from burying itself early. Gray added 10. Giddens led Mainland with 15, 6-4 Burch, Mainland's tallest player, sank 13 and Tim Bradley and Brown, who runs 100 yards "Gray did the Job we had to have on the post and went to the boards like a wildman. Brown came up with some super-human in 9.3 s,econds, had 12 apiece. Seminole's junior varsity defeated the Mainland loth efforts underneath and Corso probably did the best Job defen. graders in overtime, 5348. sively. Kevin Brown sank two free throws with 32 seconds left in the fourth quarter to knot the score at 444 and push the game into overtime, "We feel Brown (Mainland's James Brown who averages 18 points a game) is one of the best basketball players in the state, Tim Itaines of Seminole sank three foul tosses, picked off and to shut him off like John (Corso) did tonight is quite a two errant Mainland passes and assisted Steve Baker on a field performance." goal to head Seminole's 94 three-minute over time domination. Brown scored 12 points before fouling out with 14 seconds Raker led Seminole with 18 l(atn'. hit 12. left in the game. 'Pet'pk told us all) that we couldn't man them (play a man-to-man defense) because they are super-quick," Mills said. "But I feel we forced them outof theiroffense.09 MAINLAND: Brown, 1417; Pigott* I 0 6. Giddens 6-3r IS; Burch S313.1-liorlacher0l.l. eradley$2 Mainland's offense is pass-and-go and run-and-gun-an offense that will bury a slower team. But Seminole, especially in Totals 7313 $O points, Brown addN! fl - Corso 321 Totatt 2S66 IAAoniand 11 Seminole 21 10 11-54 UP SEMINOLE: Brown 10 121; Total foulS: Mainland 13. Seminole H011ngrih 113. PrsngI I 07. 16 Gray 5 0 10; Washington 9 2 2o, Fouled Ovt Brown the second half, smothered the Bucs with a Ught man4o-man I t I - _: . I " . __% & SOPME39W - 4 I *_ ___~ Z- - . - . match 6047. foul with 1:38 I....- • - .. 'r '. : a - . ~ ) night's game at Oviedo with conference records of 4. TIV free toes by Hightower . _~ Jr -. ' . - It / C....dh... -- ------ •- -t- "- • - ' -' - 63 16, Moore S010, Borkowski 4.2 9. Ward I 0-7. Ribbon 00-0 Totals: Sr Apmka Oviedo Total fouls: Apopka 16, Oviedo It Browdy . - 4 • . FOuledOi,a? Jones - - - I ._-. .. - -. V ~_ __ - -1 -rj __ I -Y~ - . - . - . . - ____ - ,, • 111! .- -E--_.,-~_ .13 . - Seminole High School's James Gray, No, 4?, battles for a rebound against Daytona Beach last night. Seminole's John Corso, No. 12, Is at left. herald Photo by Gord on Williamson) )-) . _r ~ -_ . - -.-#. 1. . . Owl , ''" .I IN V / . 1 _ three wins. M Cherry found the hoop only twice with two long-distance field goals, but teammate Ronny Daniels was more than adequate In stuffing the Highlander bucket. The 64 pivotman tossed In eight of this 16 points in the quarter, leading the visit ore los 24-14 first quarter advantage. Th e Pats' Toby Strober and Steve Hargis hit f our and five points respecti vely In the q ua r te r. At the outset of the second period, Daniels guided Lake Wales Daniels dropped two quick double-deckers in the first _" , . - Lake Wales jumped to an early 12-6 lead in the first period . '. • Highlander giant benched turn before the quarter was four minutes old. Dan Gabriel then took advantage of the elbow room, sinking four points to decrease the deficit to eight. Following a pair of free throws by the Patriot center, BrantleyNt a cold spell, going scoreless for three minutes. . wi th a rebound in last night's Orange Bell Co2ference game with Apopka. (HemId Photo Gordon Williamson) ~V_.,~,_`~J__~~Ir_'-* ? '6 ~' ,* ~ X~S;VI~0"",4e.~-w 11 47 1k, * _1 ~10 _9,11,1 _,M. 1-, * ", "',~y rtW . , -I Why Wait For Spring? Enjoy Our Flower-Fresh Colors Today! Strober broke the ice for the Pats with a fielder at the three- SJC 0 - - _11~ I - 47 10, Fret 4-1-9. Chambers 1402, Smalling 000 Totals: 71-6,60 ' % . goodlook -civilize." Here she establishlell, first by his car force staring with s;urprise and a faint undercurrent of and license plate, which enabled Ponce to make continued their studies of each other's reLigion, and then by treaty, a port for her commerce with resentment, at any non-Chinese face I happen to an arrest. Has this been going on tolay, between Moslems the vast CWnese hinterland. In theory, the island sm. But thlen. I have &Iways been so ft on Think about that and Christians? and the small peninsula opposite belong to Great Orientals anyway. next time YOU ridicule long p.m. Ulappy Hour) and the dinner to begin at 7:30. Oviedo Coach Dale Phillips was disgruntled after losing the conference game that left the 12-024. William 306, Jones - -m- . . The Patriots. undergoing a mid-season rebuilding session, .- a illustration on whether or not capital punishment and-or the electric chair is, or is not a deterrent to crime. 0 with Lake Brantley last night with 27.8 point and 75- dropped th eir 13th outing against / -. The robber-rapist tried It once too often, the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. it will be held at The Forest in Lake Mary, starting at 6:30 points Apopka. h hig season, before, and unfortunately never again. They are practically all Chinese, for despite its however. His last woujd.be victim had long It is the unique product of an unrepeatable cosmopolitanism Hong Kong is very definitely a flowing locks all right, but also happened to be century, St. Francis calmly sailed over to Egypt history: of the days when Britannia ruled the Chinese city, with all the jam-packed clutter and sporting a M preached the gospel to the sultan of waves, and deemed Ither moustache. The culprit spei cff , bu t destiny to colonize and uaUeoftheEasLAfterafewdsysIJ3ij Fulenwider was offering the above as an edo . . plus-point averages respectively per game. And last night both were up to par. Cherry dropped In 24 markers against the Patriots Brantley as the Highlanders sc or ed th eir 10th triumph of the .. mitments. Secondly, we forget that in the 13th round Th'e I _____ - I - Wal - ("Ia.l,_________________________________________________________________ Robert Borkoski with 10 and La e es Bombs Pats match --. - 41I . and theological corn- not ever haIf. Othe r top sco rers for the lions were Fred Moore and left in the game caliber Lake Wales High"er counterp" entered their cage - thus will not be able to provide the steel that will of land on earth. V tamed an encouraging lead Lion's momentum and allowed points. - By CHUCK McCLUNG Herald Correspoadeut FOREST CITY — Will "0 t "Qierrv .. . - Lnrge chunk of the Arab-Israeli conflict centers city like no other: not In Cliftm, not elsewhere, most heavily populaW bits 0 .•• If legislators opt again for price controls, he And whllea glance at the nap (or atatoi.y warns, the-re will beno profits tobe invested th any time cautiously riding on a 35-32 niargin until less than a minute built Uicir lead to nine points John Hightower sank the Fimt remaining in the third quarter. with four minut es re ffmI ning in of two free tosses and Steve Th en the fastreaking of the second quarter Jones rebounded the second for Darters' Charlie Wi lliams and But the Lions' scoring rally k 4- . ~__-- plants that were One of them Is Venice — that totally Implausible to a perilous degree, at the mercy of . - _=~ ~ lllll~R ~—~ ~_. _. - . - - __ - ll 7be result was to restrict steel i____2 n oducers from making the profits necessary to expand capacity. The plants that were closed and ka Def lates P . - "unrealistically" low levels. Steel Imports continued to rise, to account for 18 per cent of domestic steel cr the Improbable Hong Kong I . 6 P rebounded two points quAt the end of Mt third by Jones put the Darters out in arter, it was anybody's guess front for good. as to the outcome of the tension. The Lions, who relied on the filled game. sharp rebounding and 20 points Oviedo returned from half. of Clennie Patterson, main- - I - of steel in this country over a period of seven or wider, chief investigator of the State's Attorney's Office which dealt with capital punishment. I needednoadditional encouragen)enton the subject, - Washington bucketed 20 - 6 fto,t at WILLIAM RUSHER A Jefense .- nd plugged the barrels of Mainland's cannons. Bro wn was the game's premier hustler and high scorer with 21 peints 15 in th e second half. put the Darters out front 43-41. Coach Gayland Ward called and Eddie Browdy with 15. lions with a 7-9 season record. lead over the Oviedo Lions in But as the third quarter time out with 156 left m the half James Cook was top sc orer I'm just disappointed," d the final minute and a half last buzzer sounded, Lion Eddie and the .Wore 32-27. for the Darters hitting the goal Phillips. night. Browdy raced down the court The brief rest stilled the 12 times from the field for 24 Apopka's JV Blue Darters And the Darters, now i, on a fast break and the Lions beat the Oviedo JVs 48 held onto that slim Ow"int recovered the lead, 4543. margin until the final buzzer to The Lions held the lead until - __~T.__T~ . .0 win the Orange Belt Conference Ronald Ribbon committed a - - _"~~ , _27 ____ eventually cut loose, but devaluation was ahmost immediately followed by a freeze, on steel prim beloved Catholic Church. Today, the Fran- masterpiece of five centuries. Another, surely, is they are still a British Crown Colony today. cluslons from the same facts. There is no clscani continue the zealous Interests of their Hong Kong. e first ing hortage of evide nce, however, to support those Th s th one notices, even before founder (about 35,000 in this and rela ted orders Most citi es on the sou thern coast of China — plane has landed, are the buildings: great, who cau ti that while price controls may buy under the rule of at. Francis). Canton and Amnoy, for example are about what dramatic high-rise skyscrapers, clustered along economic on stability for a time, they only store up The Franciscans are pressing on several you would expect great, drab warrens where the busy harbor-front and march a lot in of trou ble for later g hallway up fronts the ecumenical dialogue, the rights of the millions of Chinese live out stunted lives, the mountains behi nd It Wha tever else they did poor and world stamUon. One of the significant currently to the greater glory of Chahmmn Mao. or were, the men who created Hong Kong re topics to be announced for exploration in 1975 by But quite suddenly, along the mountainous coast not afraid to think big to build for the long A freeway bandit In Cleveland had the Friars of Graymoor, Garrison, N.Y., is of Kwangtung Province, where majestic cliffs haul, and answer the challenge of the siwroun terrorizing women motorists. Using a fl5j dynamite: "Can the Churches Be a Force For seem to drop straight into the water, scores of ding mountains with these handsome, defiant red Light like a police car, he would force ,one Reconciliation in the Miidle East?" hilly islands testify to the presence of still other structures, females to pull off the road, assault them and rob This post-Easter conference Is important for dramatic contours hidden beneath the shining Next, of course, one notices the people: four them and then threaten to kill several reasons. First, it Is a reminder that a surface of the South China Sea, one comes upon a million of them, clustered together them ifthey went on one of the to the police, around religious sites . "We've started different kids in different games and made substitutions in different situations. Tonight, we had a great two points as the Apopka Blue the rebounding of Ifightower was Cut short when Apopka - 0,W ~ I_ I- dollar ezchangerateestablisbed by the Bretton Woods agreement In 1945. Because of a severely overvalued dollar, says . ', ______ - 1 had an interesting letter from Jack Fulen- - - '- hale on men. ^ )- ----.-- I. - `~ --m- - - - o A By MICKEY LOCIIRIDGE , . - _~~___ - . _ — . - &I'm-bundirfid- an"iftY Yews 490 the 10rely whose likes will Ovd.ictably never be seen spin. of World War 11) will demonstrate that thiey we , reopening or buildirig steel n-dils. U.S. producers F5flCiS appeared in the Middle - 471-k .• ?: r 1i price controls, an anti-inflation measure stron ly supported in some quarters and even I . have come into being In the first place, and of ,. -_ . ! so Damietta. 71*y both enjoyed the event and _____________________________________ __ j_- P_ " ~ . 7140' . 19 Kn ' oell is concerned about the re-Imposition of .. ,., *_ _ ~- .- . I 4L -. 'r. JL be of "staggering" proportions. This is the I William H Knoell, '"dent of _________ f- : - WttkEo "-"ni J •' -' _ normal share of production the shortage would - .. _-:,- 1-.- =______ i4 . Prices rMew- -i'' There isa steel shortage today, among other 1. 1 ___ n=AMC,, Things aren't so bad that they ca uldn't be ___ ____ ' - ______ • With Hollingsworth and Gray blending like a smooth a i n land 0 _ - Ages. His minim was to help the poor of the confection in an Adriatic lagoon, laced with mediunKized Power on the mainland ftt is be needed when the economy gets going again. wOrK lArOY 4Wed, he thlOughk bY his canals and fretted with the architectural determined to take them, the fact remains; that Othiers no doubt will draw differat =- Dollar quarter after Mainland forced Seminole out of its zone defense and took an early command, Nr:7.- - !_ I 4 '" is not built then are where men and women worked side by side in HONG KONG - There are a few rare cities Britain aa; fully and permanently as Plecadilly steel isn't coming from today, Knoell aswtts. i. Therewere no second- on earth that, logically speaking, ought never to Circus. the would rob the Russians of their main excuse for &e ad 1101ingsworth bagged a free throw with 34 seconds remairifng ari d wiJiington canned tst charity tosses with 27 SccW1d. to play for the Seminole triumph. Hollingsworth and Gray came off the bench in their first p _1 ~ Of _____ - ' ceed. Relaxation of tensions in the Middle East c Washington hit a field goal Inside with 1:30 left, llghtnlng.quick Bucs in the second half. Seminole's Itandy Brown and James Fray cened the final , - ;% r" % i. % . main osals Mile cmNlrVative, eaucaiciieshay c --- quiet and hitant on this Issue tho b ug they wem the first, in the 19th to ordain women). A major breakthrouigh was the new Scanzo nd Hardesty (Word Books) which deals with the Issues of women's Ub from a Biblical approach. national budget committed to military spending ray of optimism can tho be found in the without thatI Yet they did not shy away from the f enemies armed to radical cutting edge of thie gospel which would otherwise menacingp changes due March 1. 0 ; ;# - V - I ___ . desperately needs to be relieved of the cost of the longest AM most favorabletreatments in current level of her mobilization. Demonstrations review published by the conservative, disclosed in Cairo the extent of discontent among ty Today. Egyptians with their economic problems, which Say the Authors, "Now of the apostles ad. are not being helped by having one-third of their vocated the Immediate overthrow of cultural Th( Ema i Mainland edged ahead 54-51 but Corso and Washington worked underneath and Brown and Hollingsworth worked ide for a 59-59stalemate with 2:35 toplay. After %%alkilig, in Mainlarxi's.sliado w, by as Illuc h as 12 points in the first half, Seminole began running circles around the 4,.jii . In December, this being there. pointer and then drilled a 20400ter to put Seminole on top for the nd way." 1 ___ ditions in both Israel and Egypt that would make a new accommodiation profitable for both. Israel whether the Soviet Union, apparently unable to "We're hoping tWs win will get us I ). Al . V#iI%LC _'. M Seminole never missed a step in the last three minutes of the first quarte r and th e final t hr ee qua rters. "We haven't had consistency this sea," Mills said. first time, 5150. getting read. What Price 0 _______ ' .. Church continues to vibrate with tension and controversy surrounding the ordination of 10 ~ women in Philadelphia last summer. Liturgical communions are the last to ordain women to the pries~ a move that was begun earlier in this * century in the maln-linedenomlnauons.Perhaps of higher Importance for the whole Christian climb is the support and,encmiragement of thle , Ite offier side of the coin is that Mr. - ~, - . 11 I r 7U ordination of women. The Episcopal - "" I II .i, .'. ... 1. - . !, I .A I I _ ., move from a single event or activity, yet demonstrate a broader and, at times, an exciting development within the religious community. For example: country would not be wholeheartedly behind the Arab cause if there Is anothr shOwdown .wi th Isra el gain a more influential position with Egypt, would be content tc see Mr. Kissinger's diplomacy sue- appealed. Yet announcements have been made UUr4 - I , 11, . stories that appeared in 1974 and predict the large events for 1975, let us concen trate on some trends that appear to be thang the ch urch at this time. many things are happening that do not intimidated by Israeli military Dower or that this , - ) I 1. . ! Rath& than discuss highlights of religious ivi - -- M ri in e MiddleEast. The bib g ques q tion Ridge recently dumped No. 2 ranked Or lando Evans 437. -. _ . I - .i - _1 5W 0 . -. j t , Cutting Edge .i President Sadat will find itpollticallyno easier to make compromises that might suggest Egypt Is LVVUI in the fourth quarter. But Brown of Seminole finessed a two. "it was an unusually g(bod rdght," Seminol said. "We needed this One . It's about time e Coach JoeMills to get ready for the district ... about a month before the tournament ou should District Judge Robert Peckham threw the j. . . - u se It took Mainland's Herbert Giddens only 1 0seconds to.04We Seminole is holne again tonight for a battle with Oak Ridge. Oak Gamble fot comment. Ills attorney, James Teams of special agents, lawyers and in- book at Gamble. He was fined $10,500, was ir, Martin MacInnIs, did not return our calls ,, down his government if he accedes to a surrender of territory that leaves Israel substantially weaker 1k i on its sou hern front. G ng ds •n the occupied Sinai which are fulfilling 80 per cent of Israel's petroleum needs as Egypt is asking — would be hard for Mr. Rabin to sell to his people. - close of the third quarter. Mainland f ell to is-a, rancher with a degree in animal husbandry, was of the arrests and convictions in other cases MU wi' • with parliamentary opposition that could bring - quarterbacking the Seminoles, JS closed the gap to 47 at cease until The Giant fell and Seminolehad sling-fibotted its l(fth win in 17 garnei. 0 the boards, John Corso silencing the mighty gun of Mainland's leading scorer James Brown and 5.7 Tom Hollingsworth 16 minutes with buckets corning on offensive rebounds. After are bristling, but this will not nece&-,arily cause Mr. Sadat to shut the door on the possibility of an accommodation with Israel. Th e fit hurdle for Mr. Kissinger is to find points of agreement between Israel and Egypt fimt could lead to a further withdrawal of Israeli tops from occupied territory in the Sinai. This is an easier challenge than the Pproblem of obtaining territorial concessions anywhere else on Israel's peri meter, but it Is difficult enough Israeli Prime Minister Yifthak Rabin is faced t With Brown, Gray and Fred Washington controlling quarter like a string of firecrackers and the elosions did not convictions, because the cases are frequently tycoor., who 15 also a California with another offensive rebound and Brown turned a three-point play to nudge Seminole within th ree points, 4. Mainland 64-59 before a crowd at the Seniinole gym. Trailing 38-28 ,I t halftime, Seminole opened the third of a Rocky Mountain Bighorn sheep, which they don't issue press releases on criminal The soap killing, selling and trading endangered animals. invasion. The late President Kennedy declared ' which doesn't like to crow about its Mainland's Bobby Burch sank two free throws, Gray scored Herald Sports Editor Seminole high School slew Th e Giant las t night in a superb basketball game, knocking off ninth -r anked Daytona Reach For well over a year, the department's Fish convicted, too, of illegally tranport1ng parts of a involving people of little renown. The Sibley fine, The blunder of all blunders was the Bay of Pigs the hope that Secretary begin with Egypt and sk M;,1,lh W.I C,, By TOM KEYSER forniation fron) thern. idid Wildlife Service has been cracking down on trophy elk, %k hich %,i as !ihut un 9w Crow Indian for that inatter, ci-ine in a Civil ca,w. Of course, the CIA has also had its blunders. the miscreants who seek pleasure or profit from Reservation in Montana. Footnote- We were unable to reach George ) flement on a step-by-step basis. His success at this point may depend on how badly he has damaged Ws credibility with the Arabs as an evenhanded mediator by his remarks regarding the possibility of military action by the West to protect its oil f,., Washington uncommon bravery the effort to extort in- ... k. .rr..e •. ....I ...e t21I t'..i IIa t;i IlL lLi IIULI (U wusr, Out. ta tt stt.- ci,vi,i, head skillfully cruel torture, yet have resisted with successes. peace with Israel instead of war. This development STRANGE MODESTY: The Interior - Wednesday, Jan. 22,1975--5A inole Flattens 9th-Ranked Sem . Spokesmen for the Interior Department say agents for transporting across state lines the - - the facts. He singled out for praise undercover men who Department may be the only agency In was killed in Yellowstone National Park. that there is more to it than that. He says efforts t0 repair relations between Moscow and Cairo remain "f rozen" because the Russians are refusing to supply E,*,pt with the quantitv and quality of lksleapui-Li they Nive been sending to Syria. Egypt more soap fortune, lie had been arrested by Fish and Wildlife board lost some of its clout after Kennedy's cancellation of his scheduled trip to Egypt this the Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. was convinced from the sessions thiat the CIA not was poor. Something is gravely wrong Inside the planes. When the guilty party turns out to be a "Mr. ornithologist and director of the Yale University only is an effective but an essential organization. CIA, and I intend to find out what it Is. I cannot In the nuclear age, he said, the CIA has afford another Bay of Pigs." Big," however, Interior remains mysteriously Peabody Museum, Dr. Charles G. Sibley, paid a fine of $3,WO for importing rare bird es in become our first line of defense. If some agents 7V late President often attended the civilian mute. i0lation of the wildlife laws. have been fools, he said, others have been un- advisory board's secret sessions and helped to Last September, for example, the Justice v Again, the Interior Department maintained a sung heroes whose deeds surpass the most fashion the reforms that were imposed upon the Department successfully prosecuted George F. iou.4 silence. The public found out about it I - I valorous in our history yet must remain CIA. Gamble, the 36-year-old heir to the Procter and ' only after Sports Illustrated magazine dug out unrecorded. Footnote: Our CIA sources say the advisory Gamble Is Kept Ai*ar thus has all Wh'*itewash 0 SPORTS 4 IP WASHINGTON — Locked in the central afterwards that he "wanted to splinter the CIA In telligence experts, some of them working un- structed not to hunt big game anywhere in the Intelligence Agency's vaults is another side to a thousand pieces and scatter it to the winds." dercover, have zeroed In on the traffickers In world for the next three years, and was ordered the CIA story, which probably will never be told. When be cooled down, Kennedy called In animals. Scores of hunters, guides and dealers to volunteer One day a week to a conservation The story t found in u thick, top-secret Clark Clifford, who had helped to draft the have been arrested, and millions of dollars' cause. The case is now under appeal. transcripts of the civilia n advisory board, which legislation establishing the CIA. Clifford told us worth of Illegal animal products have been The Gamble affair, in other words, was watches over the CIA. he remembers the late President's words seized. e Fish and Wildlife Service's most CIA officials were subjected to Intensive vividly. Some cases have been publicized. Interior, perhaps th Yet despite the endless flow spectaa.zlarsuccess. questioning, which sometimes lasted a full day. 1 made some bad decisions on the Bay of for example, has not hesitated to issuie press of press trivia from the Interior Department's This brought a peat many reforms, which the gs," said Keredy. "I made these bad releases about alligator poachers, India board pressed upon the CIA. decisions because I had bad Information. My caught selling eagle feathers, or sheep ranchers pu blic Information office, not a single word Was A former chairman, Clark Cli fford, told us he informa tion was bad, because our intelligence convicted for shooting golden eagles from a - put out a bout the Gamble conviction. ir In a similar case last year, the world-famous WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month. S2.70:6 Months, $16.0; 12 Months, $n.,o. And 1A4 - -- - ----..-' - -,.- EveningljeMWd '* - -''-'C-- -- ' Meets Fla er Seminole Junior College will ineet Flagler College tonight at 7:30 at the SJC gym in a basketball game that will benefit the Central The SJC Raiders are riding a four-game win streak Into tonight's game. After losing to St. Johns River Junior minute mark, but not before the Highlanders had built a 38-24 margin. Cherry dropped in eight. The visitors went to the l oc kerroorn sitting on a 46-31 lead. At the outset of the third period, it was all cherries for lake Wales, as Cherry came alive. The 6-2 pointman connected on bombe of more than 20 feet. Cherry hit 10 marks this period before taking a rest with a little over three minutes remaining in Florida Zookgjcal Society. Zoo personnel will be at the game with animals from the Sanford Zoo that will niove to a larger zoo north of Sanford in March. SJC opened its 1974-75 season with a 10045 off the St. Leo Junior Varsity, Edward Williams College of New Jersey and Florida Junior College. TlJiigttLs the fifth inasiz.gamehornesnd victory over Flagler ond will be lopsided the period. Cherry took a seat with the Highlanders leading 60. 30. Gabriel connected on eight marks in tins session, but the hostsstill wereunabletoroll. Lake Walesoutscored be Pats 2018 but controlled the game, 66-49. for WC. The Raiders take on Tunxis, Conn. The visitors put an end to any hope of a desperation favorites in tonight's rctuin bout. College Jan. 11. the Raiders have knocked Thursday night. - Continued On Page 6-A) - SAT-N-HUE INTERIOR LATEX -' - •.' ,,. I $998 GALLON . most walls and ceilings in one coat. Thick and creamy. Non. drip Leaves no lap.mamks. Dries in 20 minutes, Quick water clean up. Truly scrubbablo and fade SAT-N-HUE Flat Latex covers �.r- . - - 7 -77 =;- ..- - _____________________________________________________________________________ --" - ':'.1)"_" --,7' ' - -- -- ' . - OA-Evenlnq Herald, Sanford. Fl. Wednesday. Jan.": 07ç I lJat .s I I I L U Nt=L s Falter 4 Continued From Page $-A) __ I _ U - - eonieback with a 14-point scoring orge within the first five i n Dog Results IN WEDNESDAY Seaver Signs 75 Contract Jai Alai Results THURSDAY - Howe Leads West rr 1 - O - Prep Cage d Scores ewate . o' . Olympic Deficit? - 0 t . j .. ' , . - ______ ______ Other liabilitIes .r. 'a -, 11 I* 17"'iI " 0 'I -,I- T __ ~ - / __1 , -, . - OuBet! POST TIME 1 I P.M. P.M. (WED & SAT) *CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV CRAY THE XLL NEW TRIFECTA *MATINEES: 1:45 fPflFORD-ORLt3fiDO KEt11 CLUB IN LNGWO0D OFF 17.97 SO RRY NO ONE UNDER it Tire size Save Reg. ORLANDO SEMINOLE "tor!ds facisi 1551 Pari-A,iutuel Wagering 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunday Post time 7:30 p.m. Matinees 12 noon Monday, Thursday, Saturday • Two Big Q's Daily Big PiIng qu;n#elas rrkLss Two Lg Daily Doubks • ltVrs tier Thuri4iy Night • Admission SOt and tip (tinder $8 not odmlurd) 101 trwcvllit4ns ra!I 105/3W 6221 (After ba ml 7 MR IS P',ORTI( OF ORI AOO (^ L4Y. 17-92 I[RN PARK CAW Lfl[RRY MINUTES FROM 14 - El Tigre Sport, For compact,, sports and mink , A 2 plus 2 :onstructlon of polyester cords and fiber glass belts. In most popular small car sizes. No trade-In required. Blackwafl t ubeless, - 5.00 20.00 15.00 . None . (specify Interest rate and maturity of each Issue Outstanding) EquIty capItal, total , . . 7,.S1.547 I a. Prelerect stock total par value .................... (No shares ou tsta nd ing -) ' Common Stock total par valve (No sh ares a ut horited 75.000) , 27.00 20.25 155-15 7.00 28.00 21.00 1.57 1.14 7.25 29.00 21.75 higher. "I1JAfa,r aver • 17 I Included. 11 1.85 Sate prices effect ive thru Sunday, - -- . many fotelgn f . aT Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Oa-m- to 9p.m. Mon. thru Sat. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 p.m. 9:30 0 A hula-rious 1776$ 19 None None 17.76941 --. space age misadventure! lb '. '.f . - Superb Dining ..' WAIT ' ' Capital ............... None (Specify interest rate and maturity of each issue Equity capital, total ......................•77 765 73 . Preferred stoc k total par value (No share's outstanding -.-) 3l l'tI DJSlJEI' Common stock total par value Undivided profits Reserve for contingencies and Other capital reserves TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . . . , . . . -Noni' I , . - - X. [iIC - -.. I - Ent'rtainmt'nt from 7 R.wrrtio,zs Honored 321-0424 KWAN ,i TECHNICOLOR. - .. ...i 572 78321 --- ope'ning Cocktail hour (fail',' 'til 6 NANCY VAN DYKE I " LLSJij -_ ,. . ....... our 3 p.m. until Ii p.m. / A -. -. . 750000 00 ... 137,761 :i to Jr't'd,,t.'sda',', January 22 . .. \! l)jj) }( - soo,000 Cl) (No. shares authorized 50000) No. shares outstanding 30.000 ) Surplus f)RI\ I You art.' cordially int'ited L V1 None TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . . . - C. • Your hosts: S ue Ann & Toni McEachf'rn FUN FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Ir~~~il 4357395 li (:hef I)':'PIae _____________________________________________________ T_111-41 10)79,35) 96 ME MOP AN DA to Average of total deposits for the IS Average of total deposits for the IS calendarclayiendingwitticalldate Av er age of total loans for th.t IS calendar days endi ng with call date . , 34,307,6$7.64 Average Average of fatal loans for the 15 Unearned dlscnt on Instalment Sc.S ....... 34600 t ' MON. THRU loons Inc lucteoin total capital accounts ........ Standbylttt,rs of uedlt . . .......... None None I, Golds C Counts, Vice President 8. Cashier, of the above named bank, do solemnly affirm that this report cf condition is true and correct, to Standby letters of credit DAILY LUNCHEON J. P. Tools Gerald D Gritomn, DOS Directors R,nald J Wor'swick (SEAL) State 04 Florida, County of Seminole. is Sworntoandsubscribed beforem, ttilsi4thday of January, 1973, and I My commission expires Sept. 27. 197$ VirginIa K Felske, Notary Public Pubiisn: Jan net FRIDAY NIGHT IS FEATURE FEATURING LUNCH AND DINNER FAMILY NIGHT DAILY of my knowledge arid belief Correct-Attest: Golda C. Counts 4. "HOUSE OF QUALITY FOODS" ... I, Sarah 0 White, V. Pres. S. Cashier, of the above named bank, do tolemnlyafflrm that this report of cond ition is true and correct, to the best the best of my knowledge arid belief - WEDN ESDAY NIGHT .. .............. 2,219,000 Unearned discuunt on Instalmen t and cars, -L STARTS TODAY RESERVESON LOANS AND SECURITIES Reserve for had debt losseson loans Ref up pursuant to Internal Revenue Service rulings ) Other reserves on loans . Reservelonsecuritie's TOTAL RESERVES ON LOA NS ANDSECURITIES S/ MEMORANDA 11 'Most Amer$c,n clii 750,000 00 None TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Your is given a complete suspension Inspection, Camber, caster and toe-In are adjusted and steering wheel position is Centered. Road test / None (No shares outstanding 7S,000) SurpIu .........................................1400,00000 Undivided profits . . ...................... 101,547.11 Restive for contingencies and car 155 N one Capital notes anddebentures ... . 00 560 1.36 165-13 6.75 h1Itwalij'$lghfly ., Se + fed tax 6.50 26.00 19.50 165=15 - 172,74675 None CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ,, 11 None _________ CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Wheel alignment spec ja i* ________= MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES ................. $72,746 7$ TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . _ ukAm '2 TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS ANDSECURITIES . Sale prices effective thru Sunday. 25% off belted El Tigre Sport tire. None RESERVESON LOANS AND SECURITIES other capital r eser ves .7 JI A - uxu Reserve for bad debt Iosssson loans (set uppursuant to Internal Revenue Services rulings) Otherrewrv.sonloans , .. . Reservesonsecurities Ir . -A ~- I— 37,733,043.04 MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES ~ If ~ 11, , 11075447.91 TOTAL LIABILITIES I _: J BUY 1 BAR.BE.CUE PLATE GET ONE FREE WITH THIS COUPON / None 1' I - ____ FOR THE PRICE OF - Paolo? im __/ .I - . - f~m ______ ______ ______ _________ Sale prices effective thru Sunday. . '' . r .. . NBA Standings -I J . ____ _ ____ __ _ _- •' .. _______ ID . Save $4 SEAFOOD FFAST . '' gLass L)eI1eC1lire. Lei II Legal Notice ..... .. .. . .... SaVe fi 2590 onEIT igre 278 us ' CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE - Dog Entries - _______________________ -,_---- ..',.... \ ['.711: 114 1 :si' 9 - - .,_--'.,'- - After inventory savings M And Legal Notice JCPenney J . -- .a - - . Legal Notice LEk%PE g u ABA Standings Legal Notice ___ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE UNDER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING by virtue of that certain Writ of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. TOFICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO CONSIDER TH ADOPTION WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Execution Issued Out of and under PROBATE DIVISION OF AU ORDINANCE BY TJIE CITY Notice I hereby given that the seal of the Circuit Court of CASE NO. 3.430 OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. undCrsIQflc.d, Pursuant to the orangecounty.FlorIcta.ua final Estate of Notice Is hereby gven that a ' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 22, 1975-7A ludgmentrenderetj In the aforesaId LEROY B. REITER, "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter Public Hearing will be held at the us 09, court on the 27th day of November, deceased, with the County Comptroller, In and ComrnlsslonRooml)ItheCityHall in A . D. 1972, in It-at certain case on NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 for Seminole County, Florida, upon titled.J , I.CaseCl)mpanydbaC.sa APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE (33) Burke's Law 'CkPM on Febary10 1975. to (9) News proof pubilca,lion this Club Power I. EQuipment Plaintiff, vs. All persons are hereby notified ($4) Night Gallery consider the adoption of an or. (a) Variety Notice, thefictltlous name, to wit: dinance by the Donne lly & Wahl, Inc., Defendant, that the undersigned as Executor 4:30 (2) Bonanza EVENING City of Sanford, 11:30 (2,1) TonIght Show 0 12:00 (2) News OMEGA MAINTENANCE SER. Florida, title of which (0) Mery Griffin which aofresald Writ of Execution Said estate, has completed the ad 7:00 (2) To Tell i 'sas follows: (6) Movie VICES und 1:00 (2) Jackpot er which I ex pect to was delivered to me as Sheriff of ministration thereof and has (tied (9) GlIligan's Island In Truth (9) Wild World 01 engage In business at 1346 Kingston (6, I) News Seminole County, Florida, and I said court his final report and ap (13) Orlando City (6) Concentration Road, Longwood, Florida. Entertainment (9) All My Children have levIed upon the following Plication for discharge Objections Council ORDINANCE NO. 1277 (9) Truth Or That the party Interested In said deicrlbe (24) Captioned N property owned by thereto, If any. should be duly filed (33, a) Movie (33) Leave It To business en terprise is as follows: Consequences Donn,IIy&W,l, Inc., said proper ty Atler filing proof of (35, a) The Fugitive 1:30 (2, 1) How To Survive Publication Beaver OMEGA MAINTENANCE being located in Seminole County, showing this notice has (13) Cable Prevue 12:00 (24) Man And been A Marriage (44) GIlligan's Island SERVICES Florida, more (24) Intercom 24 Particularly Published once a week for tour AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY EnvIronment (6) As The World By: 5: Jack 0. Conlon 3:00 (9) Di h Shore na described as follows; OF conSecutiv weeks, the matter of SANFORD, (35, 44) Star Trek FLORIDA, 1:00 (2,0) Tomorrow Dated at Orlando. Orange County, Turns Asper Well- Point System con. approval of (24) Mister Roger's DECLAPINC, ITS INTENTION TO 7:30 (2) Price is Right said report and the Florida, this 17th Show (9) Let's Make A One (1) pump Neighborhood sitting of day of January, ANNEX WITHIN THE COP. on wheels, ordering of distribution of sa (6) What's My Line id 1975. (9) Movie Orange No. 646 and Eight CS) sic estate will come before the Deal (35) Bstmat PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF court. (9) $23.000 Pyramid (44) The Prorrls Publish: Jan. 37, 29, Feb. 5, 12, 1975 2:00 12,11) Days Of Our lions of PVC white pipe, 5: James R. Reiter SANFORD, FLORIDA, AT THE (44) Mod Squad DEJ 101 (13) Movie Said property being stored at EXPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS Lives As Executor of said estate. News 5:30 (2) (0) House On Ratliff 6. Sons In Sanford, Florida. Publish Jan. 15.37,29, Feb 5. 191 FROM THE APPROVAL OF SAID (6) Guiding Light NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 11 (6) Andy Griffith The PrairIe and the undersigned as Sheriff of DEJ se ORDINANCE THAT CERTAIN (9) $10,000 Pyramid NAME STATUTE (13) Dick Powell MORNING Seminole County, Florida, will at (6) Tony Orlando PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' 2:30 (2,0) The Doctors 11:00 A.M. on the 13th day of (24) ElectrIc Company PEAR AVENUE AND PEACH And Dawn FICTIT(OUSNAME Notice Is hereby given that the (6) Girl In My February, A.D. 1975, offer for sale 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee / (35) AND Lost In Space Notice Is here given that we are undersIgned, pursuant 10 the AVENUE (9) That's My BETWEEN Life and sell to the highest bidder, for Ongaged In business at Sweetwat 6:10 (2) Sunshine EIGHTEENTH STREET AND 6:00 (2, 6, 5,9) News "Fictitious Name Statute" er Mama (9) The Big cash. subject to any and all existing Square, Sweetwater 01PROPERTY NINETEENTH STREET, SAID (24) Villa Alegre Almanac Oaks. Seminole Florida Statutes, will register with BEING DESCRIBED (24) Feeling Good loins, at the Front (West) Door of the County, Florida under the fictiti Showdown 6:15 CI) Sunshine ous Ihe Clerk of the Circuit Court, In and AS LOIS 3 AND (44) Lucy Show (35) Name Of The 1, BLOCK 9, PINE (35) My Favorite Seminole County Courthouse in name of HAIR PLACE BEAUTY For Seminole County, Florida, upon LEVEL Almanac 6:30 (2, I) NBC News Game Sanford, Florida, the above SALON, and that SUBDIVISION, Mirtian 10 receipt of proof of the publication AC. 'n (13) OW Smothers 6:23 (2) I Dream 01 (44) Dh described personal property. Ad tpgliter Said name with the Clerk of this Notice, the of CORDING TO THE fictitious name, to PLAT (44) Under dog Brother ditlonal Information availa bl e from the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Jeannie 930 (9) Honorable Sam THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT wit' FOSTER'S OF FLORIDA 3:00 (2,5) Another World Man And (74) the Civil Division of the Seminole Florida In accordance 6:30 (6) Houst on Sunrise under ROOK 6, PAGE 37, PUBLIC expect whithwe toengege in with the (3) Price Is Right County Sheriffs Department, Environment I RECORDS OF Provisions of the Fictitious Name business at 15) Altamonte 9:00 (2) Lucas Tanner Semester SEMINOLE (9) General Hospital That said sale is being made' to Statutes, To Wit' Section *65 09 Avenue, COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN AC Altamonte Mall Altamonte Springs. (35) 6 Mayberry Cannon RFD (B) Today In Florida ...t.... •1.. ._____ tici PA. r.i irrrn'i "''1 r '. 'il' L)F.r4(. I u 'rt of r i'r, 't,itu!, '. ici F lrrdi WI TIC THE 6 '55 (2) DaIly De'otionai (24) Theater in C'rculn (44) Leave It To S John F McLean That the individuals interested in F'ROVISIoNS OF CHAPT ER /:00 (2. 8) Today America s,4 John E. Polk, 71.190, LAWS OF FLORIDA, Beaver said business enterprise are as Patricia McLean (6) News (44) Movie Sheriff 1971. fOltwt 3:30 (2.0) How To Publish: Jan, IS, 37, 79, Fob. S. 197S ( Boro's Big lop 0. E. Theatre Seminole County, Florida A copy shall be availLbie at the DE.; 81 D Ar Foster Survive A Publish: Jan. 37, 29, Feb. S. 17, )975 7:30 (9) Am America office of ( Movie the City Clerk for all per 7362 Wlieystorme Court Marriage DEJ-122 (44) Black Forum SOflS desiring to examine the lame (13) Detectives Vienna, Virginia 72190 RE(3ISTATIONOF (6) Match Game All parties In Interest and citizens 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo FICTITIOUSNAME Evalene P. Foster (35) Double Action FICTITIOUSNAMES (9) One Life To shall have on opportunity to be Notice Is hereby given that I am 7367 Wheystone Court (44) Tennessee 1000 (2, 8) Petrocelli We the undersigned, being duly Live heard engaged In business at 2610 sworn, do at said hearIng Vienna, Virginia 72)10 (6) Manhunter Tuxedo hereby declare under oath (35) Uncle Hubie Hiawatha Ave of 1797, Sanford, By Order of the City DATED this 10th day of January, Con,mhss:on that the names of all persons .n. (9) Get Chrlslle (44) Andy's Gang of the City of Sanford. Florida Seminole County, Florida under the terestect In the Show Itys business or 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Love H. N. Tamm, Jr fictitious name of DECORATOR'S profession carried on (44) Three Stooges D A Foster under the (6) Mike Douglas (13) Dick Powell City Clerk BAZAAR, and that I Intend to names of JACK Evalene P Foster 4:00 (2,0) Somerset IN THE BOX at 944 10.30 (24) Frank Wakefield (I) Movie register said name with the Clerk of West Publish: Jan IS, 27. 29, Feb 5, 1975 Publish: Jan. 22, 1973 (6) Mery Griffin Highway 436, Altamonte the Circuit Court, Seminole COr'ty, DEG 1)1 (9) (33) R& Patrol Movie DE 40 Springs, Florida and the extent of (9) Lucy Show 04 Florida in accordance with the the interest of (44) Leave It To (2,6,8,9) News each, ii as follows: (24) Sesame Street Provisions of the FIctitigij Name (24) Lilies, Yoga Beaver Name Foodmaker, Inc., Extent of ____________________________________________________________ (44) Mickey Mouse Statutes, To Wit' Section $65.00 Interest 1 00 Per Cent. 9:30 (44) Petticoat __________________________ You Florida Statutes 1957. 5: James H Carpenter Junction UNDERWORLD ,' S ftcnta Hell Secretary Treasurer 10:00 (2) Celebrity zJ , Publish Jan IS. 77, 29, Feb 5, 1915 Publish Jan GOWNS I, S. IS, 37. 1971 '0I Sweepstakes DEJS7 I" HALF PRICE DEJ2 _____________________________________________________________ ix:;l (6) Joker's Wild State Bank No. 711 LE of ---- CONSOLIDATED REPORTOF CONDITION OF (44) Father Knows nderworld "THESTATEBANKOFFORESTCITY" Best lx gnolia Z OF FOREST CITY IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA _________ In 10:30 (2,0) Wheel Of AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES _______________________ I!N 0 F P WOR LO Fortune State Bank No. 5)5 AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DEC. 31, 1974. FREAVAUTS Gambit (6) 1. tnMr%i?mnha fie CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF .10 (44) Gr een Acres "COMSANKCASSELNERRY; " I ASSETS OF CASSEL:7IHRYINTHE STATE OF FLORIDA 11:00 (2,0) High Rollers AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES Cash and due froin banks (Including $ (6) Now You See It AT THE CLOSE OFBUSINESSONDEC 31 1974 unposteddebits ....................... (9) Split Secon d $62,391.17 STUFFED Heavy Western B.,f (a) U.S. Treasury securities ..............1 754.763 69 (44) Phil Donahue ASSETS Ch.o.led to Perfection (b) Obligations of F ederal Financing Bank $ None 11:30 (2, 0) Hollywood rvedEvery FILET Total (lterns3(a)& (b)) ......................... Squares Cash and due from banks (Includin,g $ None GOLDEN SPOON AWARD Obligations of other U.S, Govern ment Friday unposted debit;) (4) Love Of Life .. WINNER 9,1*6,91796 agencies and corporations None U.S. Treasury sicuritie's ..............$ 1,445,393.19 (9) Brady Bunch Obligations of States and political subdivisions Norse Obligations of Federal Financing Bank $ None (33) Florida Other securities Cinctudrig $ To$al(I$erns2C.)&(b)) ............................. 1.445,3939 T corporate stocks) -..................... Lifestyle Other Selections $,),,_...lI11fh1III.lPtlIm None 3bllgatlon's of other U.S. Government (NT(RTAINU(NF NIGHTLY Trading account securities ........................ 11:55 (6) News None a To Choose From i IA. Lamplight., Lounge agenclesandcorporations ...........................2,1C,570 7$ Federal funds sold and securities purchased AFTERNOON Obligations of States and pol itical sobdivisio ............ l,,90,wi.3, underagreementstorjll / S1A,',c CCUP,frr Othar sec,jrlties (including S None HOLIDAY ISLE COMPLEX Other loans . ....................................... 7,757,715 90 LI.I,FAS TIL 12:00 (2, 44) News corporate stocks) ............................. PH. 323-1910 SANFORD Non. Bank premises, furniture and I littures, Trading account securltin .......................... ... (6 Young And None and other alsets representing bank promises ......... 151,767.63 Federal funds told and securities purchased Restless Peal Eslateowntud other than bank promi ses N one tmderagreerrentstorewll ..... .................. .... 1rn,00000 Highwsy (I) Jackpot Investmentslnsuidiaries,,c,consolidated None Other loans ... ................ .......................... 19,43.3,710,54 Customer's liability to this bank on 17.93 (9) Password . • Bank premises, furniture arid II*Iunes, bcceptarscesovtstanding ........................ .... (35) Big Valley North = In None and assets represent ingbenkpeemTh .,.. ............. Other aSsets (Item 6 o "Other Assets") .432.10 . Fern Pa r k 12:30 (2, I) Blank Check Real estate owned other than bank prfmlse I I.. :. 10.31119 (Including $Nonedirsdl(ease financing) . .. ...... ......7.0SO 36 (6) .Search For Investments In subsldiarl not consolidated ............ None '2 Tomorrow Customer's liability to this bank on TOTAL ASSETS .................................... 4.3522957 acceptanc es outstanding . .......... None Other assets (Item a of "Other Assets") IR' 44 ( (including$Nofledir ec tl ea sefjna nc l ng ) .......... 791.09911 R.i.rva,mons LIABILITIES ____________ TOTAL ASSETS 1. 40,379,35) 96 838 3285 Demand deposits of Individuals, partner. , ships, and corporations ............................1296) 55 LIABILITIES Time and savings deposits of individuals OFFER GOOD THROUGH SUN., JAN. 26 E71 partnerships, arid corporations ........ ........ ...... 1,791,2157) Demand deposits of individuals, partner. Deposits of United Slat" Government ........................... 71,39119 ships, and corporations ........................... 9,C7415tS7 Deposits of Stales and political Iubdivisin...................896,939 II Time and savings deposits of individuals, Deposits of foreign governments and COLEMANS BAR-BE-CUE partnershIps, and corporations .................... 13,971,055.31 off k lal Institutions ............................... None Deposits of United States Government .... ... ....... ...547,150.51 Deposits of commercial banks ~ 51tum 93 10000 00 Depos its of States and political SubdivIsions ON 17-92, SIX-TENTHS OF A MILE SOUTH . 9,343,663 2) Certified and off icer' checks, etc...........................111.03991 $a Deposits of foreign governments and OF AIRPORT BOULEVARD, SANFORD. TOTAL DEPOSITS $ 3.379437.89 officIal Institutions None Call 322 9446 FOR TAKE.OUTS (a) Total demand deposits . I. '' .1 1,397,417,44 ..'' MId Night Show DePosIts of commercialbanks None (b) Total time and Savings deposits I Fri., Sat. - 11:30 . .1 1,917,1)523 Certifledarido(ficers' (ht(k%,etc .., 171,171.57 Federal funds purchased and securities . TOTAL DEPOSITS . 1 36.674,50010 I soldunder agre.rrizntstor,purchas, ................. None (a) Total dmand deposits .. .. , $ 14,157,277 St Other liabiliti es for borrowed money None (b)TolaltlmearidsavIr,qsdepo,its •!"s '•'•.,,..,.. $ 77,519,377,31 Mortgage indebtedness , ........................ None [ REMJNO,] 'Federal funds purchased aid securities sold LK Cei r Acceptances executed by or for account 1 30 __________ under agreements to repurchase . None k of this bank and outstanding 5:00 .................... None Other liabilities for borrowed money .. . None Other liabilities . . 8:30 . ..........................57,194 3) Mortgage Indebtedness .. None uCo.*.vi., Acceptances executed by or for account TOTAL LIABILITIES .................................alM,lS7o7 olthlsbarikandoutstancfing A 1 Legal Notice NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE minutes of the fourth period. $16. AT-I Take BRIEF Over l. 2 Mneola The Pats scored on two quickies at the outset and neier saw . [)r gs Where's Tufty (10) 1 I( their half f the srebrd change until the last two minutes. (6). S Junes Bach U7). 6 M A 'S LAST NIGHT Both benches were unloaded In th e remaining five minutes as East DIVISIOn Jeanie is 2).. 7. Top End (I) ST. LOUIS (AP) - St. Louis W t. the Tonkaiiis PhUS ct. GB visitors outscored the Pats 21.16. FIRST 11$. A, 3)15 York 1, C-I Island New 37 13 7)) police have withheld comment TWELFTH. Gabriel was the high scorer for the Pats, retiring wi th 16. Andy Over 21 $3 1000 760 3 kentucky 30 13 699 I (6). 7 Criss Fran (II 3 ' Tumble Jet Hill Wall came off the Patriot bench late in the second period to on a 40.page intra.department If 22 391 14' i 1020 700 4 Golly Girl (I). I Criss Toni Tears(? St Louis Noble Duke 640 S I) 33 r 7*3 191 1 score 11 nurks. Mineola Pappy (10), 6 Noble Memphi s memorandum outlining a NEW YORK (AP) - Tom Seaver thinks he now knows Quiniela 0 1) S110, 40 Virginia 9 36 200 73 Beauty (S). Y. Montague Clarity In JV action, last.mtnute efforts by Rick Crawford, Rick what caused all of his prrblems last season. SECOND - ',, C, 39.07; young woman's allegationsthat allegations Welt Division • iiamore (12) Thombleson Willie Do Marco and Jim 600 360 2 Carden preserved a Denver one-point was a simple thing - mechanical really," said Sea" margin of 3$ $ $26 she participated in a ring M A 's Robbie 710 260 3 San Antonio 29 71 590 11 the Baby Pats, as they recorded their sixth vict ver after signing his 1975 contract with the New York or y , 45 Rose Gibson supplyi ng drugs to players in 2*0 Indiana 21 21 .467 16' Crawford and Carden finished with 16 and 15 points Mets. QuirOeIa (2 3) $910 Utah the National Football League. 71 27 £3S respectively. Th ombleson had eight. Perfecta (2 3) 12260 54 The trouble, said Seaver, was on his pitching follow,, 77 11 3 19 Double (3 7) 176 $0 Tuesday's Game A copy of the memorandum through. "I was jamming my heel instead of landing on LAST NIGHT THIRD-5-14. M. 3 1 67: San An'onio 110, Indiana ci LAKE WALES: Cherry 12024. Flower 704, Murray 10 2, Fallis 2 was obtained Tuesday by The the ball ci my foot," he explained. Neverwt)e 360 2 60 300 Craft 5111, Daniel 90 19. Lawson I. 26 Totals 771567 Today's Games FIRST Doubles. Spec 7 Fa wn Greta 6.10 390 1 Meniph 014. Leath 306. Shepard 401. Lake Wales Associated Press from radio 5 at at Kentucky Larr, Sanchez I *0 6 , 340 4 Mi Fancy 21 7l7 4 10 1 Denver at Indiana Williamson 1 2 4, Wilson 1 0 Mencha LOflIZ 5.10 1.40 1 station KNOX. The St. Louis Lake Brantley Qv'n;ela (I?) $1700 11 17 II 16-67 Totals: 473$?. San D ego at St Louis Echano Perci 110 Perfecta (21) $4160 s tati on said it received its COPY Thursday's Oami LAKE IRANTLEY: Gabriel 56 Quin,e(a ,l 13760 Total touts: Lake Wales 16. Lake OURTH, 3!*. C. 3197; 16, Hargl 306, Alexander 2.15, Brantley Denver AflIfl Perfects (11) 19540 . from a law enforcement offiAnchorman EDMONTON (AP) - Gordie Howe told everybody the 1560 1000 150 Stober) 39,Elliott3O&WallS.3 13, San Di9O at Kentucky SECOND - Doubles. Spec. 7: Fouled Out: None Irith Trans cial. 1060 690 1 third annual World Hockey Association All-Star game Uria Elor:a I 40 6 20 360 2 Flash Cactus I.*O 7 then he MencMa II .Iavi %'.OUld be the last of his distinguished career 510 120 1 Police would only say that the Quinlela (ill 112*10 ice Miguel 520 9 It. Went out to enjoy 19-year-old woman "is con(31) $37160 Oulnieta 12 4) $2910 FIFTH. 1.16. D. 3163: Scoring a goal and an assist to hWrk tht West to a 64 lined" and declined to further Perfecta (7 1) 1213 90 GoCharlie 970 1.10 320 1 Big Q (1 4 with all 7) 16710 1 1 1 victory, Howe won a standing ovation from a capacity discuss the case, Artic Trader 11.10 390 2 r E with all 1) 17160 g crowd of 15,326 at the Edmonton Coliseum and accepted Tiger Rue The report sent to top police 760 1 THIRD - Doubles. Spec. 7: Ouinit'la (1 7) $39 10 tributes after it was over. The triumph m5 teammates' S Arrrt,i PrU offi c i a ls siid that Roxie 13 70 10 D 6 Perfecta (1 71 ItS 70 first afttr t d'f'aL:. . th \Vtst s I LLt, S CJ 2 . I r fill 4. Uicc told tif ai tiviUes hnlc SIXTH, ., A. 39.33: Aid.ana.V,a 500 7 Ploqlhshore 97. Atlantic 53 Mystic king she was being questioned about 660 360 3 Q,jlnie)a Pompano Beach 7$, Fort Lau Care Shoes 3 3 '0 • her alleged use of a credit card Perfecta 1$ 2) 110650 derdale 41 T Knee 490 1 Drops Lyman FOURTH Doubles. 5t Trioms 57, Coconut creek 50 stolen from defensive back Ken Quiniela (3$) $11.20 Ateche Beitia 1440 390 370 1 Fort Lauderdale Northeast u, Perfecta (3$) 179.10 Houston of the Washington QUEBEC (AP) - WtiileMontrealMayor Jean Drapeau Cacho Sanchez 360 3 60 2 Piper 69 SEVENTH - 5-16. 0, 31.U: l.ONGWOOI) - Orlando Lyman travels to Oak Ridge Negui App) Redskins. Miss Rice was 440 4 Nova 67. Stranahan 64 stressed before a government committee Tuesday that Row OfThe Ouinitla (I 2) $35 40 Edgewater waltzed to its l8th Friday night and hosts Clear- arrested Jan. 4 on fraud cardinal Gibbons 61. Miami Valley 5040 100 7*0 2 the 197601ympicsworuld not Incur a deficit, the head of the Perttcf a 11 2) U4720 Curley 49 win of the season last night, water Conic On dec Central 460 340 4 Catholic charges and was still in jail ;ames'organizIng committee spoke ofamirJmunj deficit Daily Double i it 1237,60 Deerfield Beach 69, Dillard H C's Big E handily defeating Lyman 7445. Saturday night. 370 5 Tuesday night. FIFTH Doubles, Spec. 7: Highlands of $209 million. Christian li University Quaniv. (21) 111.10 Edgewater jumped to a 17-Il Domingo Azp, 1$ 70 500 360 7 SChOOl 46 Ptrft (z4) 13220 Alava Tan first 100 6 Pinecrjt $2, FloridaChristian SI quarter lead and EIOHTH-$-16. C. 31.63 BlbboMugu,ttà 100 6 Fort Lauderdale Christian 67, Mystery 160 3 40 7 90 2 lengthened the advantage each Quiniela (1 7) 114 K, Deerborne 19 Like Jet 540 290 4 period. Lyman fell short 21-17 in Perfecta (7.1) 1215.10 3uth Plantation 59. South BBrother's Gone 300 1 SIXTH - Doubles, Spec. 1: BtO*ard 52 the second quarter, 20.6 in the Qui&el (74) $1040 Erdoza Edorza 1010 360 360 1 Miramar 93, Cooper City 57 third and 16-11 in the final Perferla (71) $30.30 440 $ HollywoodHIIIS 79, McArthur 71 NINTH, 5-16, B, 30 Oil: S(dfl73. Dou'za AUu i,Q 3 LaSallc67, HoIly'Aocxi Christian 55 M,,natee Danny 70 A 60 2 3 Quiniela it ii in 00 M181111 Pace Li, Hallandale Lyman's Al Cleveland was 41 WilcliHe Andy 3.90 260 1 Petfa (4 $3ap 504 An1eccn $7, Plantation is the only Greyhound in double Berkley Sailor 3 70 • SEVENTH - Doubles, Spec. 7: Pensacola Washington 79. Pen Qulriela (13) 1900 seven field Aldaria Sanchez 1410 4,60 1-40 6 s.acola Catholic 70 Pt'rtect& (31) 12570 Negul Elorza goals for 14 poInts. 560 4.40 1 Fort Walton Beach 79, Pensacola 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ~1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 TENTH. 5-16. 8, 31.41: Echano Atberdi ISO S Escambia 57 John Blue sank 21 poInts for Demur* Donna 650 4.00 260 7 Qulnlela Ci e sit Chattahoochee 76, Bonifay 61 ri . Stately 1.20 740 2 Ed gewater and teammate Dion . Perfecta Century 93, Pace 39 Red Witch 740 $ " ) Rainey added 17. EIGHTH - Doubles, Spec, 7: Crstvi,w 55, Chiplcy 10 Quinhtia (12) 137.90 ErdozaM,ncta Cottondale 65, Panama City TheLymanJayveessqueezcd ELEVENTH, 1-16, A. 31.19; I Mosley 46 37.10 6 90 440 ShelEckert 700 4.10 500 3 to a 46,45 %ictory over EdgewaSala Aguirre 1000 640 3 DeFunlk Springs Walton 71, GM's Not Again 21.40 $00 1 Maturilarre ter. I' 100 1 Marianna 54 1) Modest D011 900 1 Quinieta (35) 141 20 Gracevil 101, Poplar Springs • . Quniela (13) 14460 . Perttcta ($3) $91.50 -. 9 EDOEWATER; Wheeler 4 113. Greernroro 139, Wewahitrn a Petecta (313 $16020 NINTH - Singles, Spec. 1: Gorman 32 3. Muller 306, Hair 1.3 53 I Big 1Pe1`f4c1 (1.2) with 3 I) 1(792.70 Sal. 1040 7,20 600 • S. Paineye 5 17, Blue 7.7.2), Curtis l Tallahassee Godby 69, Havana 68 TWELFTH. 5i. I, 3$N: Zaire 7.10 4.10 6 07, Irving 027. Totals: 27 20 74. M3IOne 76, Cottonwood, Ala. 57 Teds Wendy 1420 1460 360 5 Miguel Apalathila $4, Panama City 600 2 LYMAN: Chipps 10.2, Cleveland S*aneeMIS Done 37.10 460 3 QuinIela (6$) 134.90 Christian 37 7011. RawlIne 3- 17. Vance 000, K's Phoebe 3.00 1 Perfect. ($4) $11720 Quincy Monroe 64. Attha 61 Ashby 102, Dixon I 0.2, Hudson 70 Oulnieta (35) $16320 S TENTH - SrngI,s, Spec. 7: Perry 43. Tallahassee North A. kaufman 3 1 7. Loran 102. Tri(rtta IS 34) 112400 Tam 1300 $ Florida Christian 53 Wright 2 15 Totals 213 45, A-1,930, Handle - 1133.541 Ramn Edgewater Rickards 51, Leon As p.00 370 4 17 7170 16....74 Larroo Bristol 76, Catabolic io Lyman 340 3 ii 17 6 1:-is Qutniela (21) 536.70 Santa Rosa Christian SQ. Bain Total fouls: Edgewater 10, Lyman Perfect. (7.4) 590.90 bridge. Ga. 71 Doubt. (*7) 5361.50 FAMU 79, Greenville 65 Fouled out' Cleveland ELEVENTH - D4.e. Spec. ; Gainesville Buchholz 49, Ocala ArSCPSC Juan * 2100 720 530 4 Forest 53 TONIGHT , .Ogt,lza AipI -. 4,60 Ifoo 7 Starke 90. 118intsvillir EastsidI Si Gainesville 41, Dayton.. Seabre.ez, FIRST, 1-18, A-i, Montague Cacho'Aflu 4.40 3 Qwnleia (2 4) $43,20 as Lathev (12), 2. Nebr. Woc1 (6) 3. Mirlieola-Winston (I), DarlingPeriOd. (17) $ld.0 Branford 71. Bell 46 iller TWELFTH - Doubles, Spec. 7: JoPm (I). S. Mixer 8 (4), 6. At Cross City 43, P.K. Yonge 13 MaruriTain Sunday (S 7). 7 Tuft StuUpns (5) 9 1600 10.90 , Lake Butler 81, Chiefland 19 S.ata•L.rrea Diamond Charge (10) 1090 350 1 Intenlachen $1. Taylor Pierson 19 1)90 i Mayo 117, Forest Hills 39 SECOND. St. 0-1. Chickie Bob Bilbao Aguirre 0ui,la (7$) $ $1) Newberry $9, Williston 40 (17), 7 Rumseacop, (6), 3 Haggis Meets. perfecta (2 1) 1113,20 (6), 4 Snolke (5 7), Sr Hasty Flyer North Fort Myers 37, Fort Myers Big Q (21 with 21)11)1 20 14 (10). 8 Rolls Hens (I), 7. Ernie L. Big Q (21 w.ffi 2$) $170.60 (5), I. K's Beautiful (4) Palmetto 71, Punta Gorda A 1,912; Handle 102.532 THIRD. 1.16, D-1. Rumbler Charlotte County 70 2 0 M 's Elevonteen (4), 3. Good Nickla Fort Meade 86. Arcadia DOSolo Company (43. 4. Near. Dune (17), S. County 83 Invitation (5.7), 6 Margarets Immokjlpa 6$. Naples Lely SI PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. Beauty (10). 7. B.. Rowdy El Tlgr. 278. WIde 78 arIes profile. A LaBelle46, Belle Glade Christian • 2 plus 2 construction of tAP) - "The preure is on I'm Delta (8). Day 42 polyut,, Coed and fiber glass belts with a wrap around triad him now," said Johnny Miller, FOURTH, 1.14. C-I. My Fort Myers Creis Lake 71, design. No trade-In required. Playmate 'I). Naples 43 B1n,Ie Jo (1), 3. EssternConf.rence, looking forward to his head-toMasked Rogue (10). 1. Lordan's Macclenny Si. Live Oak Atlantic Division Whitewall tubeless. head confrontation wi th Jack Gate (17). S. Frarrs image (6), 6. Jacksonville Forrest 61. Jack. W L Pct. GB Nicklaus In this week's Bing sonville ,,, SO H.ray Gift (51. 7 Norma Shan (3), Boston 30 14 .492 Tire size Save Rig. Sate + fed, tax I Joyful Jack (7 7) Buffalo Jacksonville 30 16 652 1 Tire size Save Rig. Sate + fed, tax Jackson is, Crosby National Pro-Am Golf FIFTH. 5.1$, C-i Brittany New York 73 20 $35 61 7 Jacksonvi'le Wolfson 42 A78-13 8.00 32.00 24.00 Tournament. 1.77 Brandy (10). 7. Noble (5), 3. K's Philadelphia Jacksonville Kenny 76, Palatka 9 77 430 171. H78-14 13.00 52.00 39.00 2.64 Hobnob (57). 4. Wonderna (8),5 Cintral $3 "People are beginning to Central Division C78-13 10.25 41.00 30.75 2.02 Casilt's Sparkle (I) , 4. Bentley WOSN'% St. G78 Autjus t(ne 71, Orang e Park SI I) .711 15 13.00 52.00 39,00 wonder now," Miller said. 2.69 Prlite(I,7), 7. H Teftrey (6). 5. Bang Cleveland kCyStoni 40. Baldwin 51 22 20 .521 5', C78-14 10.75 43.00 32.25 "Th e 2.10 y're beginning to ask, H7815 13.50 54.00 40.50 Madison 92, Hamilton County 70 4fofl 20 74 55 iii,, 2.92 'Hey, look at this Johnny Miller Lake Welt 77, ZeplyrPtills 54 SIXTH. Ii, A-I. Montague Atlanta 70 27 .426 II E78-14 11.50 46.00 34.50 2.32 J78-15 14.25 57.00 42.15 Bacon (12), 7 D.G.s Merry (9) , 3 New Orleans 5 34 137 Jacksonville White 77, Jack- a nd what he's doing. Is Jack 3.09 Marg M (6), a. L. B's Maid (10) ,5 lonville Sanditwooct 53 Western conference F78 -14 12.00 48.00 36.00 really 2.47 th at good" Barn Berg (6),a Douglass Babe (5 178-15 15,25 6100 45,75 SI Johns County Day School 69. Midwest Divlsin 3.21 21, 7. M A . 1Moos, (3), 0. Wassllljjp "lIe hasn't played in quite a Detroit G78-14 12.50 50.00 37.50 I, Jacksonville Episcopal 61 2.62 (1), Chicago 70 545 p, Jacksonville University ChristIan while. The pressure is on him." Sal, prices effective thru Sunday. SEVENTH. 1.14, D-1. Over I AM MIwakee 73 71 317 3 83, Jacksonville Trinity Christian 13 ?4iller, who set some aston. (10). 7 look Ethel (S). 3 Las Olas _____________________________________________________________________ KC Omaha 73 71 .49 4 Jacksonville Paine's 51, Jack (521, 4 Berkley Anion "n,odle FlCt(ht' 48 Pacific Division ishing records in his second Favnat,le(4).6. Circus City C.,wk Golden 11. Jacksonville Stanton t9, Lake city 2* 16 . consecutive sweep of the two (I). F Cotton locks (17)3. Hosley Seattle 20 25 .44.4 $i 81 Arizona tournaments that Portland 19 74 447 Jacksonville Englewood 53, EIGHTH, 5.16, A-I Ho4er's Phoenix opened .119 of., Jacksonville Paion $3 is 23 the tour this year, and JCPenney original equipment Stuart Marten County 60, West Satl.e (6. 2. Dimey 1)0), 3 Super Los Angeles Il 24 393 10' Nicklaus will have their first replacement shock absorber. O Strip (6). i. W,IClifli Gee (12). 5 Palm Beach Twin Lakes 47 Tuesday's Results rieetlng of the season in this ring piston design helps maintain Big Boømtr (4), 6 Corky Cal ($).7. Buffalo 11$. Seattle 100 Fort Pierce Central 5, West Palm K' s Vl(tri Chicago Cl, New York 94 Beach Forest Hill 47 (17), 5. Montague event that begins a 72-hole run uniform drive control. Guaranteed Dictator CS) Lake Worth $4, Boca Raton 64 Washington 97, Clevetana 1$ Thursday over three courses on for 2 years or 24,000 miles. NINTH, 1,, $-) LB's Spicy Atlanta $35. New Orlr . JO) West Palm Beach North Shore 97, the spectacularly beautiful Expert Installation available at Taste (6), 2 lana Trans (17), 3 Kansas Clip Omaha 1 • port Delray Beach Altanlir. 53 L L 5 Ire: (10), 4. Tell Doll (I), Bell, Glad. Glades Central 65, Monterey Peninsula. (arid Reg, 14.99, Sale 10.99. JCPenn.y heavy duty extra cost. Rig. 5.29. Now 2.99 muffler Rivera Beach Suncoast 3* H C's Gloavon (321.6. Aladdin Led Boston 113. Houston 107 Guwsntw If a JCPenn,y Ortginsi Equipment "I've had a good rest," Nickfeatures doubl• wrapped, gas-tight construction. 7 Mineola Superstar (a) • g Ph'ladelpnia 101. Phoenix 93 Pahok,e $1, Jupin 47 1t.placement Front Overloact. Rear Overload, taus said. "And I've worked GsivInhj.d finish helps fight corrosion. Guaranteed Spfife (5) Boca R4lon St. Ai'dr,w 51, West Golden State 131, Los Angeles or Air Adjustable Shock Absorber falls du TENTH, 5-16, B-I Circuit 10$ for as long as you own your car. harder onmyg?ne than I have Palm Beach kings Academy So to defects in 'nateriitl Of workmanship, or Vero Reach iS. Satellite si Breaker (6), 7. Bases (1) 3 K'S Yodap'sOa,t,es in a long time." wear out. within 2 years from date of pur• Expert lfl$t*llitI (and additional parts, clamps and Quote IS), 4. Sadie Oak (6), 5 Kan5 City Omaha at Wash chase. or 21,000 miles. whichever conies adapters if needed) are usliabi. at extra cost. BarDecQvoi$71,6 Inside Wnirl ($3, 'ngton t'rsl, and while the original pu'che, owns 7 Sandi SalI (52). * Look A*tilr JCPersn,y Heavy Duty WuftIer Quarset., It. JCPnny Heavy Boston at New Orleans the car. we will replace the Shock Absoa,e, Duty muffler fails after (10) Portland at Detroit at no e'tra charge Just notify us end present Installation by JCPnrsey Auto Center, du lOdefiCImyC merchandise or workmanship or wea, Out while the 'f Out proof of purchase There will be an Orignal purChasn owns the car, lust contact ut and a Penney a'Jri,l,onal installation charge unless the >e.al 1it will replace tise Heavy Duty Mufflq ii no extra charge ,hOck Absorber was Origtnall ,ttI%ailed Iby JCP,nn.y ELEVENTH, Legal Notice i MON. Baby Beef Liver Delicious Smothered TOES. Veal Parmesan IChicken. Any Two Hot WED. Chic & Dumplings Vegetables, Fresh Hot Correct'Attesl, Sarah o THUR S. Beef Stew William M. Morris H. S MuUCtwhit,, Jr. Directors FRI. Trout Almondine Roll and Butter I lb Chopped Sirloin Large Filet Mignon Steak or Baby Bee f Liver. Any Two Hot 1 2 lb. Baked Potato and Butter, Tossed Fresh Vegetables, Green Salad With Dressi ng Hot Roll and Butter CWInW, Fly (SEAL) State of Florida. County of Semno)e, ss 69I` January. 197s. hereby Certify that I nmnolanolticeq ordirectorofthlsban.k. My commIsSion expires Feb 21, 1976 Publish ' Jan 22. 1975 DEi 103 I Marilyn Griffin. Notary Public HWY. 1792 & FAIRBANKS . • WINTER PARK, FLA. 11! . . 'ii • . ,, 1, 'it �8A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Jan. 22, 1975 After Inventory Savings it r 243$ FRENCH AVE. NEXT TO WINN DIXIE WOMEN air B Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ;i Ole , Thru Saturday I. Wednesday, Jan. 22,1975--1 SILVER SPRINGS " _ I WATER ( No payment until June PRICES GOOD THRU JAN. 251975 I • M OUNTY *1 *• LIQUID _________ LIMIT l"I JI ii A special priLe to lntro(1llCc you to our seaworthy group that includes sofa, and two chairs. Beautiful and long wearing HQiCtJIO• clef in plaid and coordinating covers -GAL. 1 W' C"KW 1975 — SUPERx DRUGS WE RESERVE THE RICH( TO UMIT OUAJ(TTT1ES group $499 ' ¶) JqERINE TOWELS ICE CREAM ' - . 22-OZ BORDEN'S GLACIER CLUE) HALF GALLON JUMBO ROLL __ i-oz. INA (t4 joil sale 215.20 CIearance ! 6 Pc. Spanish dining room set. Now nuni 4 nims ""' Reg. $269. This 18,000 BTU air conditioner features 2-speed fan and cooling power, a 10-position thermostat and air exchange control. Also has permanent, washable foam filter, slide-out chassis and adjustable air directors Hurry in now for 20% savings on all our air Conditioners Choose from 4000 BTU to 29000 13TH ci' ê off •' to ,_ 4' Uardeners,Plant A Tree ) . The Garden Club of Sanford leading the invocation. The A short address by club __________________________________ observed Arbor Day, Saturday, Gardenia Junior Circle led the president Mrs. V.M. Smith 1 under the leadership of Mrs. pledge to the flag and singing of Henry Simpson, Arbor Day The Star Spangled Banner. me followed the chairman, with a traditional young members wece taught pitunosa palm in the front lawn THERMO J 9-VOLT ' tree planting ceremony at the about Arbor Day by lifts. E.R. of the club. The Junior GarTRANSISTOR Sanford Garden Center. Horrell, a member of ue deners closed the ceremony by The cffe=nY oPed with club Camelia Circle and Junior Club leading t he singing of God Bless chaplain Mrs. Charles Wilke chairman. Club Notes Festival Miss Valentine the Sanford Civic Center. E.B. Stowe was selected torepresent Leslie Downer, 13, daughter the association in the Valentine of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Koger, Ball king contest. 1903 S. Marshall Ave., is the first entrant In the 1975 LIttle Miss Valentine contest. Duetotheserjou1jp Inanefforttorafsemoneyfor Epsilon Sigma Omicron, and hospItalIzation in reading group of the Sanford the Central Florida Zoo, the California of Dr. George County Roadrunners C.B. Woman's Club, will meet Bach, the Festival of Bach I Radio Club Is sponsoring a Thursday at 10a.m. at the home scheduled for Jan. 23, 24 and 5 at Seminole Junior Little Miss Valentine Contest. of Mrs. Charles Steenwerth, 208 Girls between the ages of 10 and W. 17th St., Sanford. Hostesses College, is cancelled and 14 who would like 10 enter assisting Mrs. Steenwerth will rescheduled for March 7 should contact Anita be Mrs. Fred Harris, Mrs. S.G. and 8. For information on the WllIamson, 711 BriarcIlif St., Harriman, Mrs. Richard Sanford. Clubs and businesses Herndon and Mrs. William program, which will be in the area are encouraged Morris. Group discussion on open to the public aswell as current Looks on psychology sponsor contestants, for professional psyciologists, contact Jim The contestants will collect and sensitivity will be led by votes on a penny Mrs. Hutch Cornelius and Mrs. Sawyer at Seminole Junior basis College. and crowning will take place lletndon. Open to Woman's Feb. 15 at the Roadrunners' Club members. coffee break, which will be open to the public at 8 p.m., at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce MechanicalMother" Developed Building. The queen will win a A mechanical "mother" has than infants laced in a regular crown, robe and scepter. been developed at the incubator.p Book Club This dinette set has high pressure pIasic laminate table top that looks like butcher block. Four chairs upholstered in brown vinyl Table and chairs are Chrome plated metal . 48 en to 60' with. leaf 0 Cane back occasional chairs. $99 . 4 . • - -. .-.., 1 ,• - laundry team. LESLIE DOER - SHOE HORN ® 0 . . .. HOIi)ER ! '".. EACH CARD C ' ' JUMBO .. _. -: PACK -. :41111 CALCULATOR Ands subtracts multiplies Mddivides. Automatic squaring. 'J' 4iJfJ - II '111111,. • ,,.7j - I 4-OZ. UMIT 1 i .ir "I' V WITH MATCH HOLDER - SOAP DI IDOl IJvw £ 40Z. Plastic ____ safety jar 'S I iri • - =ING J' R1Vi( ."" RUBBER , BANDS e a 99 NOVUS 650 PERSONAL —I1 I - II a I CARDINAL . FOR TOOTHBRUSJ'f C I C , • RUBBERMAID TILE ROOF YOUR CHOICE BIRD FEEDER C EA .. Holds 5 lbs. of feed ' •••S . 3Req. 5 99 S BAYER. rIMED -RftE" ASUAIRIN trFERGRIP BAYER EUTURE Hff11jI CREAM ' 15-OZ. of OF 5 SOAP BOX 11\ BUTTONS ., NECK FILE BOX with 12 monthly dividers 6' x 6 In a choice Avocado, Blue and Coral. -.. COVERED . • Recorder • p3.. " CJ' 3 •- METAM"mL JOHNSON'S IN SINGLE11MW RELEME ViI :u ASPIRIN PACXETS. BOTTLE BOX OF 16 OF 30 A. ULTRA-BAN BABY 50% INTFJJYE 57si*wo 1J7 CARE HANOI1UII ANTI LOTION PERSPIRANT 15OZ. 16-OZ. 14 oz. LIMIT I 37 71 ____ of VASELINE Art Association Mrs. Minnie [lines, an Orange City artist, demon. strated painting techniques before members at the receilt January inecting of the Sanford Seminole Art Association. An artist of note, Mrs, Ilines i's also a teacher and art Judge. Club president Miriam Van NOW DISCOUNTING tAiyne conducted the business section of the meeting, duringFROM REG. LOW PRICES hirh nlrinc Iin)I,flh1 f,,,. - S 5 - CIGARETrE LIGHTER EA. . -. ',--- ,ic.::1 '. C the shock of babies born alartrUngly in recent years, prematurely. The "Mother" is according to a physician at the equipped with the sound of a Chikiren's flospital of Eastern beating, human heart and it Ontario in Ottawa. rocks, mimicking the motion IIde the womb. An Item in UNDERWORLD reports that 15 infan ts born 0 HALF PRICE prematurely and Ptwo a SALE inechanical mother for w Cowan'sUnderworkl 114 Magnolia vks gained more weight, pl better, and matured faster (INOERWQRLD 1 - BOARDS PKG 2 -. 7 pc. home entertainment center. PLASTIC \PEN mFLINTS ' • to." Closeout. 1100 off a EMERY EACH BIC BALLPOINTi Cassette Tape Ac THREAD EA Mayfair Solid State II 11ijr 1' ••, LIMIT 1 U U -- LARGE ASSORTMENT a -. I Washington University Schoicil Alcohol addiction among high of Medicine in SL to eAw school Students hu Increawe 'j I— .. I WITH FILE FOR Of Bach Cancelled nt I \\ PACK .-'OF 10 ___ SALAD BOWL ' NAIL CLIP BWOTTLE OF 100 I U. "!.Pd LMlT I U U LIMIT 4 PLASTIC 6, ;. ASPIRIN '4' EA Special $.99. Orig: $39 • 6 piece set iflcludès china, table and 4 chairs. Lighiad china measuret 42"x73" H. Table top measures 38"x52", extends to 6.4" with leaf. Arm chairs. Orig. S35. NOW $19 II V.__' .-• QUALICRAFT TUMBLERBATTERY 1/ Great buy on this 5 piece dinette set. f I LIMIT I D/ : LIMIT 2 çr Special Order I LIMIT I F Mrs. V.M. Smith (center), with Joseph Trabey and Mrs. Henry Simpson remember Arbor Day 244 )Jr dtferent Y- :ii ch-dfrs at one Special stressed fruitwood finish on select hardwoods thoistered in luxurious rayon velvet with button fling All four in a great assortment of Colors ( C - . S ' -- .. :' S. ._-.a----_v;-. ••.. ;•- :of ' - Av TOOTHBRUSH 15% ....• UlTRA . •': :-- MEIDICATFIJ** PRO ADULT BRECK 5J4JJDAfl " a INSTANT GERITOL lOOs I ----'.:- 1 �- 28— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 22, 975 Evening krald, Sar,rc. Wedneev.fn.22,J9/5:JB ME Phi Beta Sigma 1975 Presents Talented Gals Will Reign At Valentine Ball In 11 Sweethearts - I DEBBIE Everybody's somebody's sweetheart wVaLenUn&s Day. And somie of the prettiest sweethearts of all will be presented Feb. L the night of 1ta Sigma Phi ci ty council's Annual Valentine Clarity III., c $ Each of the ten local chapters ol the sorority has chosen a 1975 Sweetheairt, and the ten women thus ho nored - LU LANE - L •• •.• ____ _____________ ______________ ____________ •iiir PRICES GOOD Truul3. si's vurni Li) •ai. wr iii sin IflIU flCV. JMIL £7 . .- offices DDIffC tAAh% YUIic I . - - • :' : A . - A . £ 1) . A 4 . ' - . . • , • •• A , • 7 I i . HEARTLAN 93c Miracle Whip Frostings . 0*0 Ill clociu 1975. She has KRAFT 63c Sauces 69c Napkins 93c Napkins Mayonnaise 000 loot bit 99c Kidney Beans. 3 IV4 as CANS Cat Food $1'DO 35c 00 LIPTON CHICKEN N000tE .00006 "c' 37c Cup 400 87c 111 SAVE 41c ..... 6 ,*, $100 CANS 59c Amoret is employed at Greene and Dycus as a secretary. She and her husband, John, and their children, Ainoret and Connie, live in Flora Heigh ts, Sanford. When she is not busy on the advisory board for Rainbow Girls, Amoret Is gardening, W D BRAND USDA CHOICE TOP ROUND On - 48 $ TEAK 58 SIRLOIN — U. I , , O S SAVE 41c $ 16 I.B. C , T~B CQPf LAN Por Sausage J NE SAVE 31C TALM.A Whole Ham 78 s I FAIN COUNTRY CURED HALF OR FRESH Pork Chops. SAVE 21, - lIt5p POU -'j 411iso is (3 115 1 DOWNI to SELECTED SKINNED £ SLICED LB VfIs .' L1:4L41 'F"i1 p1,-1 AJ*i At.1Hi. $119 98 iaw - . " fl COLA 3 $129 1tt \ Il1._i,1IIy •' I - 99C . 11111 I — T]T I'll T'A1li I I •, -— W j'IA LI LLk1A'IT i L A U V S S S S S selected a vivacious redhead, Glenda O'Brien, as sweeUart Glenda has been a member for four years In other states and • I - , .5 5 :.' ' 1 Edwa rd, 4 . Edward she lives a. Ill arc u.,Lo ngwood. Her special interests Induce - GIAD( Cake Mixes . 4, MANDY PANTS DISPOSAII 300 EXIRA I f - ' sewing tates precedence. too TPIEFTY MAID IVAPORAILL, TALL i a 0 4 a POwDIIII year, entrants. , all ten Chapm Sweethearts will - • $399 Sausage CI . . . I GOOD 88' Saltines 2 3 . . .. . . 2 s a's $1 N Fillet 1 00 ' WD S11 1010 of 11 as . . . . . • II I • • • • PIG IJSDA Sour Cream C ....... 15 59 CRACKIN CHOICE 81IF LOIN 10 PA' . . . cup GOOD 59c • • CANS C $499 Cheese Spread Fish Fillets ... 5 ets ... 5 11 $489 Cheese ..... 99c Fish Sticks.. 2 Perch Fillet 99C FRENCH It ID 18 , 79 IASIE 0 SEA hOUND OR , . . . ow Mein 2 P4Y lots 5 r' 69c Orange Juice BAG D11"I SCOPE ir to the sorority. 30 MA 0 7 CUDDLY PAJAMA 17 4 TOP VALUE STAMPS 1E XWIRA XX IRA TOP VALUE STAMPS . .. — 1-4# 1 —R. ." TOP VALUE STA TOP VALUE STAMPS I TOP VALUE STAMPS 1) IIE X-rIRA TOP VALUE STAMPS 215 (UP s TWO FKGS $139 Klean & Shine _________________________ S . . . • Coffee L.-POOD 1 ItIRU JAN •• **U Is Pimento I, •• '-r• ...' A&I Mr(rJRD FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. Cheese ..:'. 419 E. FIRST Sliced Bacon GOOD 11411U JAN 29 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. • sr. . . . . , - '_____ ,•_ .___________ ' __ -- _' _ I. --__ . -._ - _!! '': ._-- -____________ -- TOP VALUE STAMPS 16 of III -- •• -.,_•_ ----------_----.---.•.L_ -••- .'-.. -.------ -- •-• - .- .'. ____ -.__ =- - L.I_ -- . . LF PKG 73 .. .o. JAN it 13 cis PIG SOA .r office' of t reasurer u 1, 1T1,I -- - . currently the secori(i % president, She is employed as an a Sa nford. p Bank of 79c . She and * her husband, e at 103 Club Rd., Sanford. They have two children, Joe and Shannon. Lessie's special interests are sewing, gold, decoupage and gardening. I X 15 2 to PRO 11 for three years, attractive Lmie Pauline is the 17,5 Sweetheart for Xi Theta Fpsilon. lAwie has held the Danish GOOD INRU JAN GOOD t"*U JAN 419 E. FIRST ST. ILLUIt iIi I irnhl - . .-- •T- '_•' fish Stkigs TOP VALUE STAMPS SANFORD - HA .59c GA,,0 IE)IKV 1W.4L GOOD THINU No 56.. 49C IRISH ff#APtl . 1 0 SEA 1ARG1 Cookies GOOD twill jAN 29 to Apples ...... 4 B" 69c Margarine. . 12C Oranges Cabbage. 12 . honored folf theL Contributions 39C IBAG 33,) 99c Onions III HA1S IRISH GREEN 99c ... A member of Beta Sigma Phi Celery . FRISH YI11OW I IUS'IT Rio *6 to $189 iii ot G 99c) Of Baking Potatoes H FRENCH 111(0 HEAT A SERvE 99c 009 (CI`%K(N CHOW 0AIIN OINP411 go$ %VG U 59c Shrimp _ -, - ___-, • '•--.7 _:.___ •.-'______-•____-u_ -:- •-. :'----------- -i :-.-._,- -- 1 . sewing, crafts and interior decora tin F g, SliP luNCH FRIED FLOUNDER 1D 5 BRAND QUiCK IROZIN (tO 1418 AVG) Strip Steaks . • • • • I to . Turkeys o2r,"s' $100 3 PEGS ruit Buns THRIFT? MAID VIINNA I - I I DII MONTE Milk CW" pissimir ...... 2 DAIIING ii N SERVE I THIFill MAID I ANS 4008 Milk 011mimil "Cillon BUTIFIRAIII c. 59c Kidney Beans. 3 cIS "' 88c Pastries DEEP SOUTH SAVE 21( MIII is CI $159 " us'" 99c Peanut Rolls 4 1 $ 1, Catsup. . 38 F 111 A - ricia, and her husband , ' - has served as president for the new chapter.She is also on the teleph one commit tee, and is active In enlarging her chapter. Z. .--". . Sigma Phi chapter in the South Seminole area, Pi Rho has 4.r ii. lk She is employed at the Florida Home " A ' 8PACK president of City Council. She has served as chairman of membe rship, contact phone, sunshine, service, social, ways and means committee& Freddie, her husband, Bruce, and their two children, Bruce Jr., and Beth, live at 24( Key Ave., Sanford. Among her many interests she likes reading, swimming and sewing. United Methodist Children's in Enterpr ise A recently organ Beta ç--' ' vice president, recording secretary, corresponding secretary and at present vice . I Theta Epsilon, Freddie Nelson. as their representative for Sweetheart 1975. Freddie has been a member for nine yms, holding offices of president, C -. A reading or listening to music. Beta Sigma Phi Sanford City Council chose a member of to K LOIN SLICED ASSORTED Spareribs 1.. to,' , 89c k 1$. LB. - ; Beef Liver - AL . W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE PORTIRMOUS1 OR COW' 59 .•• . slin FRITO dI(TOS OR Of Soup... . Is. Cleaner . Corn Chips ... 6 CAN mmittem - OLAMOIEP'4E SPRAY I VAC Beans and means and program ' Th. l 0 ROUND STEAK C ii Chicken Cubes JØAJ Of ARC 130 at 3) MADIIIA DINNER JAN .... 6 IS JOAN KLEENEX LUNCHEON Tuna Helpers, . Dog Food 21 Cl • • W-O BRAND USDA CHOICE FULL CUT $100 CANS & 99c Kotex EtA,? IAISEQUE Pound Cake 25'69c III REGULAR A SUPER 1602 Salad Dressing SITTY CIOCiU GOLD sn 9 Foil.. . JAN PIENNY p ITI 113 LIAPT 1000 ISLE 16, 3 at $115 - a I . irs • ' :..?!' . AG 4 •. • . ciocti treasurer. She has also served as chairman on the social, ways . . sinv camp. She Is also interested in craftsofallklnds. Xi Epsilon Sigma's sweetheart is Amoret La Rosa who has beena Beta Sigma Phi member for eight years. She has held the offices of president, secre ta ry, and o 'P . -- Among her hobbies, Lu collects Collins, sews and loves to a . .• Cereals .... service, social, ways and means, membership and publicity. 1 L and her husband, Dan, reside at 916 Sheppard St., Altamonte Springs. She has been a teacher in Seminole Coty schools for five •ear ' I . . . city council representative. She has been on the committees of .. . . 01-4 U ' I .-. . . selected as its Sweetheart, drimng Jenny Johon, who '_________ INFLATION AND CONSUVE ENERGY . corresponding secretary, and . . . • £ Ann in th e art of cake decorating, collecta decorative candIM plays the flute and likes various types of music. The newost chapter, a Friendly Venture of P1 Rho, under u name D __ PEO?' mrattu Ave., Sanford. at Sty'a Inc. .1 8 EEF : & 1975 She holds the office of treasurer and is busy ,erving on social, service and surtiine, nemterstup icraptooic and . WE PLEDGE TO HONT . . ways and means chairman. Donna fives at 712 Meadow Dr., Sanford, and enjoys sewing. howling, reading and "ying psycholiogy. ViVINCiOus Ann Hansen, inll-tr second year as a member of Gamma Lambda, has been -. . .- , - . . projects. She is serving as treasurer and -.. j TTCV. JRIL £7 , . , IflEUJ (;.. .. already active in its --.--. ?urn. Wt U . -- .. Li -..---- ..' M for only one year but is . . , . president, vice president, - • . AM JAN 'Jvvw IIIUflJ. S . and careerwoman. Zeta Xl's Sweetheart for 1975 is Lu Lane. A member of Beta Sigma Phi for six and a half years, &4e has held of LB, ' .. . These lovely women, each selected from one of the ten sorority ch. embody that combination of personality and go-getter spirit which makes the successiul clubwoman — and successful wile. mothe r -- . . . .. the Valentine Sweethearts. I . : : -- -- ______________ HERE IS ONE OF THE FINEST INFLATION BEATERS YOU WILL EVER SEE. JUST SLICE, SIZZLE, AND SERVE FOR A NUTRITIOUS MEAL FOR YOUR FAMILY. THE BEEF PEOPLE ARE STILL WORK ING TO MAKE LIFE A LITTLE EASIER FOR YOU. WINN DIXIE STORES INC CO,'yIpGHI- 1973 . Bennie and Terrie reside at SALE Cow,Ift'sUnderwor "9 LBO 5 LB. OR 10 LB PKG A 3 Society) Is the presen tation of 1 9f • EN Central Florida Zoological Rights Reserved WINN Dim STORIES NC, CO"IIIGHT Igis, Quantity ' PE HONT INFLATION AND C3NSIRvI ENERGY - l 11E Vii WH —s-- I4-1.1I Glenway Dr., Sanford. They have one claughteir who was recently married. Nancy's hobbies include sewing and gard efliflg. Donna Clark, a charming Sweetheart has - been vJecied on or niet of the Valentine Bau from the muny chapter Lull BUY L. Quantity R * ht WE PLEDGE LE&SJE PAULINE the city council of Beta Sigma Phi to raise money for a local organization (this year the - - \ 8Fff GLENDA O'BRIEN The highlight the Valentine Ball, sponsored each year by I;N . She and her husband, Ben, and two of their three children, p F) EDDIE NELSON , - Debbie Is an enthusiastic ballerina, having trained since the age of244and attended the Royal School of Dance. She lsa qualified ballet teacher and was assistant correographer for Disney World and performed at the 1 1 opening. She also e mming and handcraits. Xi Beta Eta's Sweetheart for im is Nancy Butler. her eight years as a member cf Beta Sigma Phi, Nancy has held t, vice president, recording secretary, treasurer, city councij representative and city council reasurer. She has also rwJ as chairman on ( social, program, service, pub li city, telephone and mem bership committees. Jenny is employed by Vaught and Maynard, attorneys-atLaw 'n Winter Park. She and A I IL L1I7' r HUUdIJ, Linden Rd.. Winter Park. AMORET LA ROSA W-D BRAND PURE DELICIOUS (NO ADDITIVES) ae -. ..- 4 ___________ T. - two sons, Christopher and Ratill telephone committees Ann and her husband, Jackie Sr,are prouclparent.sofJackle Jr. and li ve at JENNY JOHNSON ANN HANSEN lo-tis. Pill Lull Sum l3rk. Brock, star of Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom television series, will be representing the Central Florida Zoological Society. All proceeds from the ball this year — the goal is SM will be donated o the zoo. — Among the Sweethearts to be presented is Debbie Bowlin, selected by Theta Epsilon Chapter.Ac . tive a3both offtcer and chairman of commi ttees during her three ,ears wi th the sorority,Debbieisalsoawife and mother. She and her husband, Henry, live at 2431 Willow Ave., Sanford, and have Sweetheart for DONNA CLARK BUTLER NANCY BOWLIN - . . �-Wdntsday. Jan. 22, 191 413—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Isn't Sm ilin g An ymore Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. / appear in The Evening swead over the meat mixture, completely cooked. Cut in buttered and toasted. Spoon Oats "Big-Little" Recipe fillings, pies, cakes even Herald the week of Jan. 13. Simmer, uncovered, for 20 to 25 wedges and serve on slices of excess sauce over top. Yield: 5 By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Contest will he launched the soups and beverages. It was a minutes or until meat is French Bread which have been or 6 servings. week of Jan. 13. The first entry monumental job fror the judges DEAR ABBY: I met a man Dear blank will appear in The to separate winners from the who said he was a top SPEEDY BURGER Evening Herald during that many Intriguing entries! photographer for a famous SKILLET week, and two more will follow. magazine. He asked me to pose Because keeping all of these for him, saying I would get $' The first contest drew great ideas tucked away in a 1 Tbsp. instant minced For every picture. I agreed, and thousands of entries from all file seemed a great waste of 011100 he came over on Sunday wi th over the Sou theast and Louth- good meal extender in. ti C. milk his camera. over lb. ground beef 1100 prizes were formation, the company I posed wi th nothing on 1u1 a M' problem' I have a small awarded throughout those published a book with many of 1 egg, slightly beaten t une stuck in the stock west, and for oru Santa Claus hat and beard, lie areas. It was ca lled "Big" c. 3-minute brand oats 3 Some of also took a lot of pict ur es of me market, and I don't have to tell because there were lots and lots th winning recipe. 2 tip. salt e recipes are reproduced you what's happened to the naked in the shower with the The second 3-Minute Brand If you're a good scout, you'll Council and its four multi. Combine crushed cookies and package directions; refrigerate 1 cup sugar be overstocked when the annwil purpose camps, butter. Firmly press Into 94nch until partially set. Beat butter One 6-ox pkg. 11 cup) Girl Scout cookie sale ends Feb. Lay in a good supply for the pie plate. Soften I;i meat dishes, breads, sandwich will first — _I . . 1 ' 0] ii u U I 'iJ I Øot9w# of prizes, and I 1ittle" because below. it lsl% pepper water running. We went out- market.d nners in every 8 or. can spaghetti sauce I go about f inding a there were winners How side, and he shot picutes of me recipes with mushrooms If you like these, you'll love rming middle-aged widow city or town from which picking oranges off a tree. Then cha were entered, no matter how the cookbook. You can 01. can kidney bea ns, ve a S ha we drove to the beach and he who could perhaps offset m' large or small. undrained copy by sending your name and llosses wi th her gains? got some more shots of me Entries covered a range of address (plus 25c for postage French Bread TOOK A BEATING the beach and in the water. It DEAR TOOK You appear to recipes that went far beyond and handling) to: "Oatmeals" took the whole day. Soak onion In milk for five through, he be looking for a" trade-off," not the use of 3-Minute Brand Recipe Book, National Oats Co. About halfway Oatmeal as just a breakfast 1515 H Avenue, N. E. Cedar minutes. Add beet, egg, oats, ran out of film and didn't have a wife. Too bad you didn't give be salt and pepper and mix well. — his wallet, so I advanced him me your address so I could tip food. Out of the thousands of Rapids, Iowa 52402. And $20 for more film. Later we got off all the charming, middle- entries came ideas for usug sure to watch for and enter the Mount this mixture In a 10 inch aged. ehi-t o do widows in your at in almost every food second ''Big-Little" Recipe skillet. Combine spaghetti and ki area. iron me to pay for eats. He promised he'd call inc after the pictures were , developed, but I haven't heard PRICES EFFECTIVE from him. I don't know how to JAN 23.29. 1975 get in touch with him. I want my$3Oback but I'm afraid to go to the police because I said I u was 21 and I'm only 17, and 1 don't want to get into trouble for being under age and posing like that. Thanks for any help you can give me. 4 G. IN LONG BEAM DEAR C.: My guess is that' the photographer is a phony. You could write to the magazine he claimed to work but dou'l be surprised U they've never heard of him. I can't help you get your $30 for, back, but I have some valuable advice for you: DON'T pose for strangers or you could lose a lot more tnan $30.. DEAR ABBY: I am a very attractive widower, having my wife two years ago. any more Delicious: Add Oats ' / - • Pork & Beans , ______________________________ - J*I..$.D' 4CId I GREA T WITH OSCAR MAYIR WIENERS • V. but coffee 1 c. 3-minute briad oats L e. butter I L2 e. sugar I tsp vanilla 2 eggs 3 ox. unsweetened chocolate, melted l, c. sifted flour I tsp. soda ' tsp. salt I c. 15 or.) semi-sweet chocolate chips Its SPECIAL PERFORMANCE Florida Symphony JAN. . 18 Strawberry 30th 10.00 A.M. Fairway Markets Joins The Symphony FAME QUALITY Players To Announce This Special Peanut Butter FOIG ER'S INSTANT GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS ON SALE AT FAIRWAY MARKETS Coffee lRos Chili with Beans ., Shop Happy 15 01 HEINZ at JAN 23 29. 1975 VAN CAMP PORK P. BEANS GREAT WITH OSCAR NAYIR WILNIRS BIG 10 3 2 Cut Green Beans OZ. DEL MONTE JAR Bartlett Pears Adfik - MUELLER SWEETHEART PINK t*,IPT SII & CJGARtTTF% Dish Liquid 9 LIVES KING SIZE . Cat Foods COLD POWER 2 3 6 M 59 - Wieners 69C 39 48C "L,t,_ ISO 0 )IN (ICIPT iitm Ci) WHITF Mushrooms lb GR(U PAsc.u. YELLOW COCjgiPG Onions Margarine 2 3 FOR lb bag 99 39c 34C & ORt IDA S(ALtOSWtiT Orange Juice o, 43C tAAGI JUICY Oranges 0 ANJOU Pears 1301 VVaffIeI3 CIOARETTIS 8 5 OR 39 FOR49 C 3u IId5,.., Do— / DELMONICO STEAKS lb. I . 11898 2lb French Fries FAIRWAY FARMS Orange Juice aiRoslyt Vegetables 3 3 TASTY Hard Salomi .' FRESH LAMB Beer GROUND 0e BREAST r LEG CI UARTERS Cookies 1 cup whipped cream Curls of shaved chocolate Chili cookies in refrigerator, then roll between waxed paper whites and salt together until soft peaks form. Gradually add sugar beating constanuy dntii stiff. Fold in cookie crumbs, vanilla and nutmeats. Spread in buttered 9-Inch pie pla te and chill several hours. Spoon into dessert dishes. Serve with whipped cream garnished with shaved chocola te curls. Makes 6 servings. lb. COFFEEICEBOX Shoulder Roast 59 Lamb Chops 88c 59 59 Lamb Patties 1. 39 AJAX CLEANSER 2 C Pepsi 98 C 20 4 o: Sli 1~1 $ 2898 / Danish Rolls Plain ri1 T (Ic Lean Cube Steaks All Meat Stew Beet Extra Lean Ground Round lb ced lb 98 C 3 lbs or more , YELLOW YELLOW FRESH. LEAN, MEATY PORK Rag 89 69 2/ 39 g 16 Savanna s, separated (including filling Beat butter and sugar. Beat in egg yol ks ore at a time, gradually stir in coffee. Lint. the bottom of an 8-inch square baking dish with half of the cookies. Pour in the coffee mix ture.Cover the topwjth remaining cookies. Chill the pudding ior 12 hours or more. Serve garnished with whipped cream, Makes I servings. / FLORIDA TENDER 69C lied ilatian,, Small As;o,d F A IRWAY FARMS anRIrv OA%Irn hAts IVIUlLI i)MVCfl rM,vIILT FAMIL Y rMl I FRESH FLA. GRADE A EXTRA LARGE O,LARGE Sandwich & Hot Dog Poll; Loaf Cake lb FAIRWAY FARMS ' coffee $I LYKES BUDGET PATTIES SNUGGLES 44C Shoulder Chops ('TrAIJ flATTirc LIMIT 2 lb PEPPER MUSHROOM ONION SALISBURY CHUCK WAGON JILM1 BAKERY pkg. ' r1Oc JO lb ROUND 80ht MONEY SAVER FAMILY PAK Jumbo Towels GRUN IW&X BEANS CUT CORN MIXED VIGITABLIS 1-UP, DIET PEPSI & FAIRWAY FARMS BOUNTY 3 lbs. or More lb ttAP GROUND Roll ti cup butter or margar i ne L., cup sugar S egg yolks t 4 cup very strong SOUARI CUT LAYS lb. 12 o: '°° MMMD BROWNIE PIE 14 cbeeelate MW 2 cup chopped nutmeats FAIRWAY 100% PURE U.S.D.A. 12 oz. Bottles 79C mix well and roll up with % cup additional Scot-Tea cookie crumbs on the outside. Wrap In waxed paper and put in refrigerator at least 5 hours. Cut in slices and top with whipped cream. Makes $ 3 egg whita Dab salt 44 cup sugar WHOLE OR BUTT CUT .78' FRESH GEORGIA GRADE A 0 CHEESES FOR A GOURMET TASTE Yellow of White Arntrican, Muenster.' Longhorn, Moziarois and Many more \0 JP'1 59 C Bologna 14 large marshmallows, cutup 1 cup chopped nutmeats 12 cup whipped cream TRUZ G(RYA U.S.D.A CHOICE 303 89C crumbled __________________________ ____ . c_k 303 •as..,,g Bologn . 59 19 Scot-Tea cookies, '.uu. 0,-V A vg 981 Ill OVa or GUS. nutmeats. vings. 2201 EGGO ROUND and Refrigerate at least 12 hours before serving. Makes 9 5cr. DEL ICA TESSEN SLADI SHOULDIA CUT ,W SHANK CUT HAM flflc 8 oz Smoked Sausage e°, 39C lb crumbs M IL -- lb Link Sausage & DA IA Y B U YS ALL SWIFT LIMiT 014! b4I1 Celery "" AL MIATOn PLUS DEPOSIT FR OZEN Pour mixture over crumbs. Then sprinkle with remaining H I" ii4.vJj,i o Spaghetti tivit O( WITH 7 '.0 O*O( 530 p m DATE and NL"r ROLL OLD MILWAUKE E — Beat egg whites until stiff. Fold into creamed mixture. sprinkle half of coolde crumbs and nutmeats; in 8-inch square pan. LYKES SMOKED a 6 Add melted chocolate and salt. Friday Only Jan. 24th r YtIr 1d'MTh LIMIT ONE WITH '150 OD(R EXCEPT StIR a CIoaRTTt$ 10 00 a m Underhill 11 15am Sernoran Blvd 1.30 p m Winter Park 3 00 p m Edgewator 4 15 p rn e UI DEL MONTE ( I 32 or Beat together butter and sugar until fluffy. Beat egg Yolks; add to creamed mixture. Wiener Mobile See At These Stores r Pine Hill; q- PRICES EFFECTIVE 0 . Kosher Dills $109 lb Can 00 6 or. LYKES Fairwav FOLGER'S o KRAFT PRESERVES Dress Rehearsal Performance — Pinecastle $ 26 or. Catsup ICING C. butter e. powdered sugar 1 tsp vanilla Light cream Pour txt coffee over the oats. Set aside for 20 minutes. Cream the butter and sugar until light Hot Dog Buns 2'/a Cans DEL. MONTE 4 eggs 2 bananas, mashed 11 cup) 1 c. sow' -'ream CAKE 2 FAIRWAY HAMBURGER & u, Age S1.Ot,*A.• *61 119?hhom"d swWrorstorlt i 10 Vad.r1 H. N. I? 51. Sfiad IIN Srws.*s,, U1$pS..mIht — 0 I SPaks$ 3 1 VAN CAMP .-. 1 time-saving recipes -...... ' • ckag.~e, Eo, v 60,&, IT'S FUN TO SHOP WITH FRIENDLY FOLKS! V7 To Cake 19 ox. yellow cake mix Combine butter, frosting mi and oats. Set aside. Combine the eggs, bananas, sour cream and cake mix. Beat 2 mLnute on medium speed of mixer, Pour a layer of the cake batter into the bottom of a greased anl floured tube pan. Then sprinkle with a layer of frosting butter mix followed with another layer of cake batter. Continue with this process until all of the batter and frosting mix have been used. Bake at 350 degrees F. for one hour or untila toothpick inserted in the center comes out clear,. BRAZILIAN CHOCOLATE qo3.I7i€J2oyi.n4Tf1k4 A Great Sale. .- $200 BANANA SOUR CREAM CAKE 5 tbsp. butter, melted 10 ox. pkg. coconut pecan frosting mix 1 c. 3-minute brand quick oats — - IA teaspoon cinnamon 44 cup butter or pints of the and sugar thoroughly; add egg, chocolate pieces. margarine, melted that follow ice cream. Spread in pie shell, pineapple and nutmeats. Place Mix butter with cookie 2 tablespoons lemon they'll keep fine In the Combine lemonade concentrate d layer of cookies over bottom crumbs. Line 13 x 94nch dish Juice not only be helpirg the freezer. The following recipes and food coloring; swirl over of 13 x 9-Inch pan. Cover the with mixture. Whip milk which one-third cup water Seminole County's girls in w ere kitchen-tested by flurry, softened ice cream. Freeze cookies with the creamed has been chilled in freezing Cream green, you'll also be treating manufacturers of the cookies until firm to the touch. Soften mixture, then gently press compartment. Dissolve gelatin Sprinkle one-third of cookie your family to sumptuous this year. They are novel and remaining 11 a pints Ice cream another Layer of cookies into the in hot water. After partially set, pieces In greased I -quart desserts that are as simple as, energy-saving, too. Only one and spread over concentrate, creamed mixture. Pour par- whip until fluffy. Mix juices and casserole. Mix next 5 0-0.0 well, 0-0-0 as simple as requires additional baking. Freeze until firm. If desired, tially set gelatin on top. Place In sugar together, fold into ingredients. Spread half the Girl Scout Lemon Creme Ice Most require only boiling water garnish with sprigs of fresh refrigerator until firm. Cut Into gelatin. Fold in whipped milk mixture on top of cookies end Cream Pie, for gelatin or melting butter or mint and lemon slices. Makes 8 bars. Makes 14 servIngs, and chocolate pieces. Pour over repeat layers. Cover with There are six varieties of margarine. Your refrigerator servings, cookie crumbs. Place in remaining cookies. Drizzle with cookies this year, the familiar does the rest. GREEN ANGEL DELIGHT refrigerator until ready to butter mixed with Juice and Oxford Creme, Scot-Tea, Mint REFRIGERATOR DESSERT serve. Makes 24 servings. water. Cover and bake in and Savannah cookies plus the LEMON CREME 2 cups crushed Girl scout preheated moderate oven (375 new and yummy Lemon Creme ICE CREAM PIE Two 3 or. pckg. raspberry Oxford Creme APPLE-RAISIN degrees F.) for 40 minutes. Cookie and at last a slimor strawberry Cookie crumbs BROWN BE1'TY Uncover and bake 20 minutes dilli-icious Sesame Crisp Itz cups crushed Lemon flavored gelatin (and filling) longer. Serve warm with Cracker for the dieter, or those Cremes (including ' cup butter or 12 cup melted butter or 212 cups Scot-Tea cookie cream. Makes 6 servings. who Just like a crispy crunchie filling) m.irgarine margarine pieces t") SAVANNAH TOFFEE cracker to go with salads, 2 tablespoons softened butter 1 cup sugar One 13-o,. can evaporated 4 cups finely chopped TORTE cheeses and dips. or margarine 1 egg, well beaten milk tart apples Lt cup butter or margarine The cookies are $1 a box. And 3 pints vanilla one 8k'. or. can crushed One 3-oz. package lime 24 cups seedless i cup confectionary sugar it is a dollar well spent. The ire cream pineapple, drained flavored gelatin raisins 3 eggs, separated cookie sale funds are the Girl 'i cup lemonade concentrate 1 cup chopped nutmeats Pi cups hot water two- thirds cup firmly packed 11 1- oz. l'2-sq.) unsweetened Scouts' way of earning money I drop yellow food 56 Sent-Tea cookies 'I cup linic juice Iriii sugar ihr, i'Iite, melted If) support the six-county Citrws coloring Prepare gelatin according to 2 tablespoons lemon juice L4 teaspoon nutmeg Dash salt 14 Savannah cookies, crushed Into crumbs (including filling). IN PERSON AT FAIRWAY ki cup chopped nutmeats Little Oscar and The 15. And for good reason. You'll a F'u'u"u(i411111f1111%1111. Abby Tasty Desserts Girl Scout Cookies Make Enter 'Big-Little' Recipe Contest Now Model Wednesday, Jan. 22,1975--5B . $parer. Quick 'n Easy jc)e-q �- 613—Evenng Herald, Sanford, Fl. _._•___4'.'•-• ...-. . 1. - Wednesday, Jan. 22, 1973 MIJANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 22,1975-713 JpA ; FT KRA Miracle Whip SOUTH'S - - I SAVINGS CENTER I DISCOUNT R ICES* PRICES r1m DAYS A A SANFORD 1 I WE EK 3329 2 9 SANFORD ANFORD AVE. STORE THESE ITEMS PRICES GOOD WE GLADLY ACCEPT FOOD STAMP COUPONS BORDEN'S 0 0 — Jil GALLON JUG A HOMOGENIZED KRA" J \t;coo __ ____ • STOKELY'S WHOLE KERNEL CREAM STYLE FOLGER'S INSTANT (or) . .. No. 44 C 303 CANS 6 OZ. JAR f rn1RuI FLAVORS GAL. CTN. I 0 FRENCH FRIES SO!E A SSOR TE D 400 2J . MILFORD MORTON PLAIN (or) IODIZED CAIT OOD 260Z BOX I SOFTENER DOWNY 96 oz. mammmmmmm CTN. R... $27 liv OIL QUART WHY SODENT wh ir O NATURAL SLICED TD • 1 1 II lb - I • SWISS (or) MUENSTER CHEESES - 1? c YOUR CHOICEI 601 PKG I - __ : I SINGLES J 12-HOUR RELIEF N ASALM j- T(Io+322345) SANKA COFFEE RAISIN BRAN i1i "1 j'' CAN GOOD ONI.V AT SANP0RO PARK $ MOP (OUJON XP$PF3 WfO. JA?IUARV 'u oc COUPON -LI FAMILY, PLEASE,, 200Z. xixj 78 11 hA GOOD OP4LV AT SANFOP PARK £ Hop coupon LIMiT. OMF COUPON PER FAMi' J PLEASE _____________ - ____________________ $j24 - - . .•... . 3OZ • • SHOULDER CAN - - B. STEAK 7 $1 IN t,t C U3. : 3-LBS. OR MORE PKG. A -- - ;. STEV/ Pr - -- - _________ DOWN ON THE FARM FLAVOR SWEET N JUICY' RED-DELICIOUS (or) YOUR CHOICE •j43 IG - -- I I I I I 18 flu I . LARGE ".'-------...STALK TASTYI A I RUTABAGA..... . . - . - 149 CANADIAN - LB - c (CI CDV .• CI I .. Dir.1 P TAILS ... APPLES......... "B A KING-SIZE" U.S. NO. I I (or) $125 LbS. SWEET PIG FEET - I NECK BONES - 94c . 07 - ' $1 09 PAM OftSPRAY.. LB.t91 ALL- -.'-. U.U..._.SOCT GROOMSCONDITIONSHAIR WHY PAYSI DDVIrDVCAA W% t tI_JV! 12 01. TUBE FOR NON-STICK r-r.riJitiri(j ,tI,.&i . WHY PAY $1.39 J IV W PKG. HAM lb. ROUND BONE . WIPE 'N' DIPE 1W . .. - I CEREAL LB. MEAT POST 97% CAFFEIN FREE CHUCK STEAK . _. CONTAC SPRAY I— SPICED HEAVY WESTERN. LAZY AGED • 1 -INI0CT WHY PAY $ TENDER A DM $j 31 WHY PAyiy FRE SHLY SLJC ED LB. 9c1 °z BEEF T-BONE I WHY PAY $1.4 CAPSULES IST 1111111t da COLD LB. $j07 C WHY PAY 59C FORMULA 44 400. ____ A LB BUDGET o01 POLISH REMOVER 4 1 1, , 1 :1 (2o+3-u7.$) 56 BTLOF SALLY HANSEN 2/99c SAUSAGE LB. 1 97 BABY WHY PA PA Y $1.37 VICK'S COUGH MIXTURE c 77 LYKES SLICED PAY 76c mulummummum. 100 CONTAC E ll ~ p ppj y p,,. p TUBE RELIEF I 8 OZ. PKGS. THEIR3 BAYER I -. - 1 J BORDEN AMERICAN SLICED CHEESE - tJO OTHPASTE OETS YOUR TEETH ABSOLUTE WHITEST •. SWISS STEAK QUAKER STATE 1ow-30 IYIU I UK FRESH ITALIAN CANS DOG RATION.....448 1 4 _•1.I._ C BONELESS q s oz.$JOO OOmman JIM DANDY 'IT1T I 1•-C DELMONCO STEAK - ,. F NO. 300 ASPARAGUS....CAN 57C TENDER I . LB. CHUCK STEAK -, I LB.IR FLAVORFUL 0 ALPOBEEF SAUSAGE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF! 5LB. BAG 33 OLD FASHIONED FRESH COUNTRY LIVER .1SAkIi4+1p&ij $1481APPLE BUY-] GET.1 PIE KG. • FRESH FROZEN BEEF 4 MRS. SMITH'S - • 57 BORDWS S . JAR T F ABRIC - 97 c BONELESS 40 ENGLISH ROAST lb. $j[ 27 . 12 8A.M.-7P.M. . 37 RIB ROAST lb. ROUND-BONE SHOULDER ROAST L COFFEE . ...... HEAVY-WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF! OVEN-READY 'II' (ASSORTED FLAVORS) 48 ' 0:00 A.M.-9P.M. LB. __ KOOGLE 18 OZ. BTL. - . MON.SAT SUNDAY HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED FAVORITE BEEF v BARBECUE . 25TH & PARK AVE. STORE U.S.D.A. QLA 8:00 A.M .7:00 P.M.. 8:00 A.M -9:00 P.M. 800PM 100PM MONTHURS FR I&SAT SUNDAY W THURS., JAN. 23THRL WED., JAN. 29 . ••• - -. .---- J0 LB -- -- C �- -.--.- 86—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 22, 1975 -- .- - •- _ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1111 0 • uI • I 4 • • - ___ Homemade *.Mom f I By CECILY BROWNSTONE " •• * u - .. xguNshoiNEAWPUBLIX fl ORIDAVISi 0 ke ThEM Both BACK ME 14o J L!WL . \\ •."• Mild Detergent quid Ivory Li sAY' 10., Helms . ,' 69c •••• q,•, 9 '' SAYS 14.. = Mixed Nuts - - - SAVE lot. Spam spi4y IXi\ Luncheon Moat ' .. . . . • . Beef Stow 0.6.0olleflo., with Bean ... e CakeMixes FEEF ' 41 39 is 1fl, SIN Coca Cola 7 Plus deposit It Beer 6 $ cans Potato Salad Ir A.&. Grape Juice , If 0 a Is 0 0 0 0 0 a Vt. Yellow Cling Peaches, 49c 79c 4quar-Itt 79c 99C SAVO lot, F a p Sligo d or Hal ve d 116. P" . . . . . . • 59c Pear Halves • • • • • • • • • • . .. p.., . - SAVE 264. Sommater Apple Sorrel 11.4oll coesed 1! Ill White A Blue lbS Cooked Corned Beef 9 16 0 0 0 0 It Roast Beef * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 not. bit. 09 C folly Wine 3/ 2 val $2 "Selected Baby Beeffll 00 Oit Inflation Fighter 41i4 . i Carrot Salad, • • • • ,, Pineapple 59 , I' Cuban Sandwich .ce 0 0 flat" 79c BaroBuQued Pork Ribs P,:. Liquid Cleaner........ Ajax Cleanser Flaverfiml 00 Sirloin Steak* L•• 125 -- _-. -•. Testy I..O ....... l. _____ WE ACCEPT 1.1.., f. Pot Roast Try ThI• D.4M.., p1 TIpRoast...,...,, Short Ribs i I•. .r .w •.. . We Th. SWIFT'S"PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. Ll INSPECTED inSPECTEDHEAVYWE3,ERNREEFSALE 5s.$,,, • • ,••• i I ljjJ 1 K ey Club Steak 00 0 0 0 1110. Chuck Blade Steak •.... ., (1 Pork Roast - •, • $j5, - . - . $169 .. . Imperial Oven Roast fift ou letlil Sell Smoked Dainties ....... I•jwI.r.rDlo.., IPTI. SIUMI) S.vv• Ps.I A er..... $wltr. Ground Beef With H.V.P. a . 79 696 88t Buttermilk Biscuits .....4 '••"-• 64' III. plain Cheez Whiz ............ ,.',' Whipping omt P.pp*.,.,j, TroWt Fillets..... *000000 SOO#S*d Ift". Testy ovesole Scallops Z 29' Crinkle Cut Potatoes .... 11not—"I flail, 6" I,.... 79,, 14. . .• ••. . "r ••, . . . . . . •• Swift Privations $lvesit, plerm 906*1*61 Canned Hams it ' 59 --A. - ..u.—._...,.,.J - rI.,IIl,1IJ. H.e s.f., og : £ USa -'•• ' $1', "i ............ I • lo.-allental-torma, Sweet Potatoes • • 34 SI.. ...4h Storage Baq Jumbo Celery Of . . IF,' 19'-, uilt •........ " lofty two Giams stood I] lo-athes Pot Phil I Green Onions Green Cabbage 25' r I." to 35 flat'ide Need U-S. Alo, I Testy Oroftwo let. P e , . er ee_ I pleasure 47 .. i k141 Prices Cf'füctivo - hot water £ d Joe •- 23rd 2 Up. 1k P0 ier 1 "tsp.nutmeg c. finely chopped Closed Sundays .... rv, FULLY "SUPER DINNERS -- A&P MEAT OR BEEF 12 oz. c. milk 694 ALLGOOD BRAND 7- _% RICH'S FROZEN -- DR. PEPPER OFFEE R1 0 32 5 . 4 PK 32 oz CTN PK6 $1.19 B ILE. 1 • DEPOSIT - . KRAF T VELVEETA . .............. ' " X'$1.69 BO MAYONNAISE .......... JAR$11-17 A&P NON-FAT INSTANT 20 OT BEEF STEW BOX $3.89 01041 240Z. 9t DINTY MOORE. CARNATION NON-DAIRY I lb YOU SAVE A&P A TEA BAGS ............. Box $1.09 (HILI W/BEANS........ 1 01` - 45t STRAINED BABY FOOD 4 oz i *$s.,t.d 18t V POTATO CHIPS TWIN PAK BIRDSEYE FROZEN CHUNK LIGHT OL WHIP TN -' - 71t STARKIST TUNA" 049t KET(HU , !, U.S. U) SIZE "A" BULK WHITE 69c fsecswiI1he,J . MARGE WILLIAMS 322-1812 Sanford I *i•P'1W,4_i,_., ALL VEGETABLE - - (RI - BAG LBS. 1 RED DELICIOUS APPLES LARGE 10/79t TOMATOES.....e' SALAD __________ Springs _______________ ''A SUPE211 BLEND RICH IN BRAZILIAN 1 SAVI Altamonte Springs SHIRLEY MILLET 574-3167 J I E160T I 0CLOCK Iton vvvvvv BARBECUE SAUC BIG VALUE ICTIvI --___________________--- r 16 1q?S __________________-111 0 01 Ivrocleow"'ki 11101% 7,(rn_ f1mi. SAW 35t •1,• iflfl:II1j;JT c; -` 1 SAVI 104 l u1 01 Um PAY - .,-ft 2701 ORLANDO DR. •1 Z'S SAVI 30t :1 rou GINO 59C ---- ce I b. BAG um I8 oz ..... BTLE ET 39t M I HILDA RICHMOND - 14 ..... 99c KRAFr 10 oz. SPINACH, ............ YKG 39t lb P O8 hoesil Bar Sliced 0101lowiterolle 6-or. pkg. - GLAD -•• T RASH CELLO BAG - 4' 1. 99 DOG RATI...........BAG$4.99 Casselberry $ 3 lb. CAN v JIM DANDY LBO rj * per P&I. 1 POTATO ORAN4ES EL.i4MGreenStamps1 .. con -we men - 26 oz. .... ............. BTLE - wisr€ GRAPEFRUIT OR JUICE Al HEINZ Lipton', CVP.*.5Op Assorted Thggtgo morkets - Q'? JwGreenStamps - PEPSI 'AR lb • - QT. 10 02. JAR nIbd Forest City - SULTANA EIGHT O'CLOCK LIVER SAUSAGE ................... LB. 59 _________ - AYONNAISE **SUPER-RIGHT" STICK SLICED BACON - LIMIT I W/$5.00 FOOD ORDER SLICED %w in fhe ne~%orFcod? L SANFORD PLAZA 17-92 and Airport 131vd., Sanford M GRINDS FRANKS . . 99t PKG* • I 1 LB CAN ALL PKG .. 1 -. FOLOERS SULTANA FROZEN tALL VAR EXCEPT HAM & BEEF) 11 ox. JUMBO ROLL FISH STICKS S"S .• rrrr MOUNTAIN GROWN CrrL - 69t PKG .-..... Pi I I I D"% Hv 10 oz 68c L B. ix T Jan. — — — 0111Y.--_'i . - ' SHANK ,, I CAP'NJOHNS GROUND BEEF 6 qj.'_ C. 3-minute C Ito I LB. :;:.._.__ Thursdy , ' 4 , ( •J .ir KRAFT MARGARINE I"1 89, I HIS AD MD LOCATIONS ,vclI O's . I Cownty time I - OVER • •0fl__e_,__3 Pis shopping — 5Ibs, LB. ZWGrEexenStamps ISO - PLUS or 59c .......... aL.L. VIUWU n tamps s ff1 paper toweling. Roll in cin. namon sugar or powdered 14 JW`GreenStamps L..i"("\ J Bosc Pears. ...,.,.10891 p s t : Lysel Jiggrey 33.., Chop Suey Vegetables 1'I to. to lots, 69 t.C.p,..d., lL ''i' ll until golden brown and jIGreenStarnps1 • $Avg 16'. Good Flood ., 59' Oat a large bowl. Add remaining I ngredients and stir to blend well. Drop by spoonful into 375 degrees F. oil for deep (at frying. Fly 2 to 3 minutes or VlsI,5 Hyqu)I Haghtim. Cold 1.m.dy I 011 orIui Tomato Juice Po" [aim I_ ' ASSORTED & DECORATED aiIilai, JWG r-x Food Wil 5 1)I1iI1If' - Apples (or candied ,•, I 'LIi1t Hot, Spicy sugar . 20-os. be#. core Am. tot$, 99 GRADE 'A' FRESH FIA. or GA. G I c. 111W flour COPecal momilitwesh Right Guard • Temple oranges .. .. SU PER-R I HT" EXTRA LEAN * J4WGreenSfamps • '' 000000000 Starlight Mints truth • cr.u, s.... sp ' N eU Sister Deodorant 1121 ol# talhall I !olty. Juicy flotilla - - tX can Polish Kjølba •• ---- 4-02. too bog owl • raisins 10-tall. Pic o. 13-cos. S&P 53 Chopped Broccoli ....... 3 it* I 13Pit 91. age , l : .t iureen,uampS • Cheez-11 Crackers ...... Sour Balls ............. It'll -• - '-".- k COn I n :1 - Apple Juice ........... too 59, Cook N' Bag Entrees ..... HERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES _ •__i• IL $. ' , rl vq&- Oro-ids ttoo*o $1".,.. Trusts saossege to-sal I3.s. Chive Cottage Cheese . slital ............... NX &n4 Lll 6ft NX Feift fi4rl.+ - "1'I .• B -f:1 'Oscarfell Us. 1" • ' Ifte, w.d It 5.1..), H.rd $.l.i,, LP • 2.Ih phg 85'j , * 121 . I Fish 5th,, 1 :79' Copeland Franks Its 'sp .' Par pk. ..,.,,, I.,, i.,t Test y AI$.$..f 59c .... I ;qaquir ,•,,,,,, 4.0a. Boo1 Liver 79 •- - • - Pr..),., T..d., Sl1..d Wi0oacl clsoose, got Seattle" Treat, Tell De•p Sea Selloroll Ise a ,.,, .. Steve Sliced Bologna . ''P-O'be. 55c . 79' II5 ft. 69' Regular Margarine . . . . • • . . . .' . • J' 89' ,.lb' $130 Swift pronsivoce Regular Margarine 5.4W, Pr..).. P,sti. Iisotssi $s4 (I.,I4*t. Cat 10•l. 1.1.3 v.1.,.. ' L.iy.M.pt,, Cold Cuts ib. 99e .a - I I 4WGreenStampsFf] Normal Slash talsell son Short Ribs ........ Swift Franks I I I S S I I I I I • •,...... S •/ • . oE XT1`4 . t,,h P..h Sh..ld., SI.d. I,,,.. In Pr..),., 2 0 411 G LB. • Swift' $ Premium OPr*Toa Beef Chuck Blade Roast 0 HUNGRY JACK " . k sp' Beans 'n WI e n e rs Swi ftPre mium A,,.,s.d $a.,.. Brown N' Serve Time $ll 00 • LB@ ......... (Made in Refrigerator. MASHED POTATOES I, TOP Round Steak ..<l . l• . Q BONELESS ANANA ICE CREAM night ' . SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF I idl ....... - 1 frJoTeW Sirloin Steak RIB R~O~ ,'J 1i\\ uDo J S FI To STAMPS ) RIBS ONLY %T sauce or with fresh orange Uonamixedwithpre3erved. get and some of the ginger syr- - . •• - nal quantities nut,. 69' ... • - • . -' SEMI-BONELESS FIRST FOUR fresh strawberries — a bonus. We also li ke it with chocolate ' - '-_11I, s1 $125 •......... loved Flosolsoftl r I , Chuck Roast....,,. 89' . 80C "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF as when the Ice cream is churned in the machine, but it will be good. When we offered the banana • FOOD oil, $125 ..... bet. :. -• . Round Steak RibSteak Blame $ , •••, , 'L 25' SAVE 81. gli ggg k os o wl &#SIl 13# ol# Laical) '$17-0 A Grant "of Imosti Saw Ill . . . . . . . . . . . . . • tially frozen, then remove, tx'eak up, beat amid ret urn to th freezer until firm throughou t. Tho texture won't be as per.,tecte %AV' 139, list Off 1,660) Ales 094 i _____ SAYS Sc, 0.. II..d -. PON arm well-functioning device. The following recipe is for banana ice cream — a popular flavor that's hard to buy in its pure form. We give directions for making it ill it,, ice-crealli machine. It can also be made in a metal mixing bowl or in ice. cube trays minus dividers; to do this Pour the ice-cream mixture into the container and place In the freezer until par. SAVE Ji, White, News* Sprile cr ,O W . easy to make a batch of Amer. Ica's favorite dessert. No ice, no ;:go, 594 aware 7W ........ A _ , ?. _:1 WE ACCEPT 9 4 VA A 10 l t' freezer ice-cream machines was among the gifts you received at hoUday time, you're SAVE 20f, "44 a Drink coliflows DS J - ':.-;- IS.` 89C ' cup milk 1 teaspoon vanilla 2 ripe bananas 2 teaspoo lemon If one of the new rerrigeat0 24 s cream t 89' lyfies Nearly, loverod I' i buy ice cream. But for high • quality and money saving, we suggest making it at home. We found we could make a quart of the finest ice cream for less han hafl the Price we paid for it Cream Is Good At y Time ice Jce Place dasher In icrean ins. the power unit; when properly does not close completely, In a small mixi ng bowl beat chi ne can. Pour in the icecream positioned, the locking springs move cord to a diffe freezer, open lee cream maker; Nob: If freezing unit has a re nt pool. remove dasher. Cover Ice separate contr ol, it may be nec. egg until frothy. Gradually beat mixturc. Position the dasher hook into the base. Stand Ice lion — melal braid otects cream with plastic filmthen essary to turn U Setting when in sugar; continue to beat until stem so that it fi tough hole cream machine upright in cord. Plug cord into sugar is dissolved. Add corn in li d. Snap on lid. Place the eeprong place cor on can. Place can in ice cream machine in use; if freezer making sure air out lets wall outlet; to use with tw syrup aa:d beat until blended. filled, covered freezer for ice creamto ripen at freezer is not cold enough, the can inside the at the bottom of the machine prong wall outlet, use an least Stir in cream, milk and vanilla, base of the ice cream machine. I hour. At serving fte motor may stop completely. are not blocked by ot he r items adapter availa ble at hardw Mash enough banana to make Pla ce t he power unit over the in freezer. ar e remove Ice cream with a Check firmness in l hours. Ice Close freezer door stores. Freez e until The motor ru bber s pa tula or unmold and cream will be soft-set when cup; stir in lemon Juice and base, rotating it so the dasher with cord ou ts t he n stir into milk mixture, stem enters ide, making sure stops or makes a labored sound, cut in wedges. Makes about l ready; it will harden during rithe drive socket in door closes completely; if door about 2 hours. Remove from quarts — 6 or se1ngs. peng time freezer. : "t -.'-. at a store. SAVE St. Olmly Moor* V.o • Publix -• Kosher Dills .. . ..... ••• aN 0 I I SAVE 141, socted Food Editor According to market research reports, about 30 per ce nt of the f am ilies In the U.S. freezer Iilachine) 1 egg ' cup sugar 1-3rd p light corn syrup unce container heavy Wednesday, Jan. 22,1975-9B CS you Oceillcovtoswll a" moot mno&,wo Now men, At , -Sl •. _j. _ -'': _ j - �I I. JdlI. I,s7.) Still No F I - t'iot I Cure Magic I' or Stroke Effects 4:I 111011ali P-UN By LAWRENCE E. LAMB TALENT DEAR DR. LAMB-More $8 si walk and cannot bend eltx,w. I tii'kp blood thinner pills for 'aiil my heart manner of vitamins which are information from the arm may be able to also handle the in. to heal my joints from t he formation from the left leg In side Can you suggest any other these instances a return to remedies to rid me of fl1) (unction is possible We can't do cannot SINGING .o Lecithin-Kelp Combination. ott Norwalk Led Kelp caps. Fairway Plaza Pharmacy. train Airmail G. P. Dick, Pres., Southwest er n Petroleum, Box 7$9 Ft Worth, Tx. 76101, problem PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anunymous have. When a literally develops a new speech you JANUARY YWAN I ADS IILLP YOU PAY DECEMEBER BILL$t 372, 281t nesnta -., Lost Female 6 mo old Irish sett er in Scott and Celer y Ave area Reward. 321 0792. . Child - -- 21 --Good ThIngs to Eat - - - -11,18i gai ri ___________________- 35 MARINERS VILLAGE APi'S. t&2fldrm, turn orunturn 3207 Orlando Dr. in a670 I INFORMATION Seminole 322 1 '' P',. Run .wn L- apparatu 29 That Wy Ask For Want Ads ..-.--------- - WELAKA APARTMENTS 114W IttSt .-4 ULT5 ~ one of Noah s 3SAvo ~ - I., Lake - . . . ,, - _pu1 A creage e lot selection available Sanford's newest finest Adull-Fanilly Mobile House come out sod inspect the Model houses display 00W 46 '' I zt, R -state lu ) , miles east of flL __I_......i t 2.3 PAYTON REALTY : ~W. e Broker ha T t1: owner. all brick ba ths, central heat & air, on 100' 140' W. R eduiJ to $74, I iL S x • Listings Want ed QuIck Courteous Service Sales People Needed T7 1 1 fl ' usiaroome / 595 WV Will RAI R EALiv TY A All ttlllo each mat, tott of star. IWIVaiiii - , # ci . ___-. • zps, ft .1 * "Get 'EM While * * They're Hot! * . - H Ave nd:;tu lhr`0UQh the Want Ad columns often for Quality bargans Personal Tax So - NO;EastR, Entrance R. Ransbottom, 3277199 , - 70--. - Ha 1510 Ridgewood Schw FIsr,4 LET ME TILL YOUR SPRING GARDEN SPOT NOW, FLOYD FREER, 3225191 FOR LIMITED TIME ONLYI Direct-From-Factory Rebate Check Now... weimaraner bird dog, year old; AK. C Irish Setter. Both males. Reasonobie.m.1671 Be Used Towards The Down Payment , ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS 327 5732 Serve 1974 MERCURY Or Your Rbate May On Your New Car. You! EXAMPLE: THIS OFFER CAPRI (The Sexy European) And The Selling Price 332 0 LESSYOUR Economy) FACTORYREBATE FALL CLEANING "lmpac'Wash& Spre Klein Extrr,br walls, eaves, patio, walks & roofs Removes mildew, fungus, mud dobbert, wasps & spider webs 372 0397 iii X`11 Painting. Cement Work. ng Thompson Roofing Build up L Hauling, 322 764S Central I'le.a, & Ar Cvrwi?'onriij eslimates, calm Carl WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST? or lr Read t od ay's Classified Ads for Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 372 the help you need. 322 761). 1771 1 Carpentry. Remod eling, Additi01'is, Custom Work Licens ed Bond ed Free estimate Beauty Care v a j Plus Dealer Preparation 7 -~~_,~~ Satisfactionguaranteed I, 'censed & flooded 323125$ and Freight - CIIWWHIØ .lteral,ons, Oegning Dressmaking by experts Singer itipprovtcl dealer. 210 E 1975 4I St., MERCURY ____________ : ,,,_., (formerly Harrieff,ft Beau 519 E. Plnt3n.sy42 ESTATE SALE- I bedroom, Is both, carpet. 127,000. I l c ( 1 8%.sified AM servo the buying and Selling community everyday, read i " iv, ,%..Or $ ~J `1) ~ 11 EXAMPLE: STOCK NO. F" I ............... 1 12 - - 14 lb 1fl 8 19 ff- - I $7 _ rLlJ I 24 i I I - - 1 ,t[)c 11A r'-' - - (t.lCi IALTIORL •yIters . , - - __________________ - - - Set fare, ___ p,,, .i, - - 29 = 30 133 Itt - - S c.tst wemS Mit ' , . di ______ __________ , ' DupI.xu Geneva - lroomfurn)(A,P,e, 24th St 1st P. Ii't 0 p4ij ç t I I Uo pets. 123 54 1, - -______ 3, i - I - I Gartlens _____ 141 i - - I 7 ,_ -1 43 51 I -I 54 i I 1 9 . I 9 -- - 42 I - - I . - [_ - I -- . - 52 _I - 144 i I4 ' . I - _. 't"c ' SM t5Ily got go 150 - I 1.53 I - 56 1111101111 t1`4 f"tr . - -1 _____ All makes of oil beaters (Itr' I t (r (Id C.iH PM: Cr.iri Jfl - F" -1 ;=_ ____ - __ - .1 t* -- E'C '4lU - You can get a fair price when yOu advertise yOut "don't needs" in the Want Ads. to everything yet away from *Large fl ' 1505 - DUPLEX- Furn. unfuf'ri Ideal tocat,sn Rtasonani rate; Vry nice 365 3721 anytime -- FOR - .- PENTRY AND REPAI RS 372 Ill* TO ' ________________________________ 322-2090 Prifisskonaliy Manaed ev Henry Nichq Inc. Sanford, Fla. A dditions CallforAppt, 322.3103 Re mode li ng 11111111111111 LIST ' , PIANO SERVICES airs rmake: nc You Pay 3984 Welding George L Smith Welding Co,. Portable welding, arc- gas- Plus Dea le r Preparation and Freight L, • - 2OO Well Drilling W ELLS DR1L..ED PUMPS SPRIP1KLi1 SYSTEMS All types and sizes own , Country (.j We repair and sef vice ., ;r 81)7 " YOUR BUSINESS . * * DIAL - - 1=_- - LINCOLN MERCURY HWY. 17.92 at 5 POINTS LONGWOOD * 3224611 or 831-9993 -- More Liberal Credit Terms Are Now Available To Lincoln-Mercury buyers! 42 to 48 Month Financing is being made available on all 1975 models. In addition new 1974 models, because of their unusually good values, will also benefit from our extended credit plan during this interim period. We urge you to come in and let us discuss this great new venture with you. FACTORY REBATE PAUL SLATER L Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed P esident a I, Corn merc ial Fr" Estimates Ph 1776873 PET REST INN Boarding IGrooming Ph 3721057 PIor Services , --- 0 W. 751h St., Sanford Pet Care BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE - "LUXURY .. Improvemsfits Interior. Exterior Plastering Plaster patching and simulated brick speciality. 373.3325. - it aID wooded lots a Street lights *Paved streets ISewers Sldewalks 2 Bedroom Suites from 179.00 3 Bedroom Suites from 221,00 Large 7 bedroom dupe,. $120. gIar.ii, BrowOP,iIty 32 7 5737 or 322 1961 •- l'sa.xic .4 ,, (J 5$97 - 960ou HOMES OF DISTINCTION Close tI p Shop th e 'r nay today's Classified Ads from your ra%y r1'air - 111101iiiiiii1l -A 006 .M. . - SINGLE STORY I Bedroom Suites from 149.00 _______ elax • - _____________________ - 'f" - - Lake Mary The 7 tifla etjf 14 kes LESS YOUR ART DROWN PEST CONTROL 2567 Park Drive -. - - .1 W I Jarb,l Klaijck 373 $141 Control Wall Pap;ring __________________ - 1 or 7 bedrcm duplex apartments. Fujrn.jtiJ or unfurnished. 60' FO' 4I70 S. Orlando Dr. 3 2970 - L..._.. 'r -_- -1 -. - I it ____ I I I 55 1 r Past . - NO#* Ckankq _____ Apartments - J - a '1 .~ - f - I EASE- Deluxe unfurnutlied I bedroom apt., 11 50. 50. Grot,,n,j floor of duplti, ill equipped, heat air. Quiet eicfosiv, Sanford reSidential are.. Mature ad I' only. No pets 3fl;7 e - BULLETIN 2804 Selling Price 4184 A I Tree ice complete free'cafe ____ I - - -- - 711 111 SAVE. YOU O Rent a carpet %tOn cleaner $87 4391 ' t viro room, krUt'.pn bedroom. bath, air, water f,rnshcd, Adults, no pets. $115 mor th pit.ss security. 377 7414 rpayv D' •P'h'tl in The 'eraiu 21 Floor Cleaning I .. (Ofl fHOflin;pyacy $100 ;;;u,r; Ir dsi4 can or 8319"3 Plus Security. 131 O."W; OU-37tv.. WANT - ::. I 1J5 I - VOm - $50000 You Pay 2820 11~ _ Roofing pl r ,e i __ i_ - Stock No. 4501 APPLIES TO COMET (Real Pressure Cleaning .1 ._ , i 110 Slyer. Odd loot of all types. Carpentry p M.UNSWORTH REALTY 103W. 1st St. 373606). 373-0517 Reg. Real Estate Broker 11969 Dodge Cor onet. 6 Cylinder , I excellent Condition, new tires. Gas In 7M after S. ountry 19,C LINCOLN Pets and Supplies ' Ave ~w iflJ 5ujb.ru CL C' with ,) ,r Excellent condition. 373-6)47 After Take Advantage Of Your Miniature Schnauzer, AKC, female, 1'.', mo old. 1)50 373 14)9. , ______ VW STATION WAGON EXCELLENT CONDITION 1500. $30 5511 Equipment for Rent 65 Improvement, I I _______ Offers Factory Rebates On New 1974 Capris and 1975 Comets Lawn and Garden ReadyTo Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Ccunter topt, Sinks In stallatlon available, Bud Cahill. 372 1057 anytime. Tax Returns, 20 yrs experience. WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING. Five Points, Call .7U3 anytime. ,. At'aii 1 AIfscui.': , (i.rrii4..r, WI IlliVi V Bedroom set, dresser, chest, box springs and mat, night Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet stands. $1 30 . Others and to thoosi Shampooer for only Si per day. from. Dave's Furniture, $00 CARROLL'S FURNITURE Sanford Ave., 3239370 '1 Home i9lbPlyrnoutPt Fury III Take ov er paymen ts Must sell. 371 0117 I 1973 Sqareback, yellow, one owner. 1 Speed, air, radio, extra clean, $2,395 Call Duan e McQulre, 3 22 1631. Dealer. MERCURY I Accounting , I______________________ , 62 1973 Oldscrobile (9 passenger) Custom Cruiser, 529) and take c.er tPIC (..s1rnrn's Very cIelri AM.FM stereo radio. Contact Bill Currie at The Herald, I 1972Honda350. Like 6,000 miles 1450 1109 Sa nford Ave 371 9719 Autos for Sale 196$ Triumph Spitfire iv, good running condition, Needs minor repair. $400 or best offer. 322.31$7. For details call 321-064.3 I Hwy 46, 1', MI East 011.1 1969 Mustang, baby blue, air. Local. I ow ner. ____ - Directory of Experts -1' Sr. ' '0 -~ r 41" - ',l'lI,?r4(iC '.'.': . Any . Car 4 BUSINESS SERVICES 0, .','.OtOrC ycles AlornOti' Repair T( NOLL'S Casselberry, 17-92 1)0 1706 Call Credit De,,, SANFORD SEWING CENTER tE ti-i. I Office Equipment And Supplies lIeDd office FREIGHT SALVAGE A ppli ances, FOR SALE BY OWNER: Apart. Etc. mint house with 3 opts. at 1009 E. "Buy Direct From Boxcar" 2nd St. Lot 233'xlQQ', garage GORMLY'S. E 46. Sanf or d 37) 76'x21', double carport, 2 blocks Dini'tte$et,excell,nt from 609 bed hosdntal, joins Lake condItlon,$.63. View Nursing Center, 2 blocks 3724$) Lake Monroe, 33 min. from DIsneyworld, Sanford Terms, KULP DECORATORS $2?,S00,orwittcarrypapçats 109W. 1st St.. 372733$ Oct. mt 114$ . . 3n RX _____________ 64 Income And JO I '.' Buys . Motorcycles -_____________________ 60 SPIECE BEDROOM SET 119.95. SANFORD AUCTION 1700 FRENCH AVE 37? 73 - . -_ - _ Stan's Auction ROBSON MARINE 7927 Hwy. 17 92 3n .3961 Evi's.Iø.liio Investment Property . 345 5555 - . 'r fl Orlando Clipper. 11,0)0 with motor and trailer. Call 373 2612 after 6 p m. 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 372 9 Geneva- S acres, clear ed, trailer hook up. $21,003; $3,003 per month. 319.$S13, _____________________________ NEWi, 3 and 3jrbompc,m,sa,.,. Wall-to wall carpet, PINECRES'( I 2 bath, wallpaper,bullt.inkitchenandnofamilyroom,fireplace, eat in i t ma n ena nce fe't.LOW, LOW. 11tn i 2C.'Ves Lois and p . -. - Reconditioned Batteries, $17.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave 1971 Horde 430. 3.600 miles Excellent Cn,dution, $ O;.n i11I, I( (WITH GOOD CREDIT) Trucks and Trailers 1964 Mus tang, beautful red, loaded, Pick up w camper, $ cylinder, radio Ilk* new. and heat. 1960 body in good shape. 645-IllS 1970 engIne, r un s very good, walk. 17.93 Maitland In camper has new interior. I new Move your old abandon car FREE. tires 323-0107. If y ou will call me after 4pm., 3731671 Auto Repairs Part s- Accessories Equipment Household Goods . TO Qualified buyers. Call to see i YOU Quallfy!t f&ndtm Pion. Hwy 1742 to 211h St. **It to R*twood and follow ,he -- -_-- 78 Auction * Mustang City * $50 Down 1972 Datsun pick up, excellent condition, $700 down I assume approx. $900 bat. 3226U7. "T_ 16 1700 French, 373 7310 PLANNING A GARAGE SALE? DON'T FORGET 10 ADVERTISE IT IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS, 3722611, ofOP In bobbin, 11 ig 289. and 3 ntedle Wood of Steel desk% (executive desk L chair%. secretarial desk% & Position. Like now condi,jor, sold ., chair%, straight chairs, filing new for Us. balance Of StS cash or cabinets, as is. Cash and Carry. S payments of $10 New warrlpt y. Sem inole County S acre wooded & pasture, beautiful homesite. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 62$, 0711. MOBILE HOME PARK Rentals from only S55 OFFAIRPORT BLVD Boats & Marine --'. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3403 Orlando Drive Sanford jfl-5700 A 323.7O0 ORLANDO ________________________ GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW iq sewing cabinet , repossessed Singer's bet model, winds bobbin in machine Full automatic Pay balance of 17$ or 10 pay merits of $ me park, :-10 1 0171 Reg. Real 1301 U40 51 Mobile Homes - I - OPEN NOON TILL DARK ARTMENTS Deflary 42 .2%3 Park Dr, SANFORD .-- ...-_ - -----COLOR IV, 514 95 MOUTH. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 644.1004 Must sell! 7 air conditioners. 2 golf clubs and cart, pair of men's 0011 shoes. 32) $173 alter S. - SDrapes ibidroom, 2 baths, with good neigh botL Pct mortgage, or refinance VA or FHA. 533.Ooo Sneak Preview I fl.drrn , a c, heat, paid. W w carpet, for ) man or couple, mature 333 - 37Acamentt.''s - I Houses for Sale - - __ irl DOWA Orlando 8319993 4Citu$trtji 3OP.u4acen 594ntiJi . 41 I Bedroom apt., furn, 3 bedroom apt., unfvrnishj. Sib. 322114$ 3 Ttr,et food OOlackS.aport 56 Gelman tOTPiifliJytf 01 deftteaft,Cl, wood I I Aritui rule, dewI ton I of 2 nMrOOm Adults Only Park Avenue Mobile Park a 77 Dried 4) ow " e Maste New hoi.js es ln own Payment, monthly paymafil% less '-'- i'"" --' sn.n fence 6A''wgi 54 Fen'.ac ruts 55 flep,4jl ,~_ " 0 " 1,_ .~ ; i t> Q*t ' Rig. Real Estate Broker 2439%. Myrtle Ave., Sanford PPione32l 0440 _________________________ Real Estate For used furniture, appiiances,tools, ect. Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford, Ave Autos or Sale 80 ____________ 1973 Starcjaft Camper Sleeps 6-Like New 11,795. 3221109 Sanford Auction ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any ccnctiliori. 614 Il2f. Winter Pr TV-Radio-Stereo MUST SELL NEW) BD. 2 BATH HOME. all extras, good location. Make offer. 327 2717 * * Singer * * :5t1P01hI5 $200 Down Home On Why stri it and forget it? Sell it *no forges it wit h Classified Ad. 322. 7811 - . - - •Dishwahtrs 53 - •Flshing & Boating ' Pay those Christmas bills by telling your unwanted items In THE HERAI ns Classified, 322 2611 - - - -- In 36" 79 In 4111 - DON'T MISS THIS AUCTIONI We tave a large selection of bedroom furniture this week. We also have a 9' x 12' Belgium rug, bar and) stools, appliances, TVs, stereos, walnut poster bed, new bedding, new carpet, wrought iron patio furniture. eye-level range, dinett es, and all sorts of misc. 'ems too numerous to mention, CASH 322.4132 Motorcycles Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY SANFORD PECVEE SERVICE 7311W. 1st St. Monday, Jan. 20, 7 P.M. Feed 78 Camper-Travel* Trailers Plan now to vacation this year in Your own Rec Vet from AUCTION Wanted to Buy MOONEY APPLIANCES 3XI0697 Lose weight with New Shape Cap Suits and Hyctrex Water PillS at Fairway Plaza Pharmacy. CASH BUYERS ARE WAITING TO READ YOUR CLASSIFIED AD Bedroom Apts. •Swimming Pool ITennis Courts 3 o I bedroom, It, bath house. Good credit andoualified buyer. *23.900. Shop, Lake Mary. Suitable for paint and body or mechanical wot'k. $150 month. 373.1503 ___________ . ---.-. - -_ -___ 31 Apartments Rent Furnished , -. WAS HER, parts service, used machines, carpet, drapes, Owner's Below Whotale, while they last 90uity 117.000. flal. 117.000 approx Ar.ir'rkan of Mar tinsv ille, Solid Ito? 'no, or will track o l, with bunk t,t'th, 5100 or rent for 1700 mo. with 1 yr. matching desk, chair, night stand, lease, 1st, last & $200 security $700 dtposit. UI 5993. •_ Mi rw,'a IUP(L There's One Near You MI 4791 - DIAL ) 68 KENMORE 9 3" ?9" and . A Small Classified Ad bringt big returns Try one and see Call 372 JIll or $31 y993 1 -- is SANFORD JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY'5, E. 46, Sanford 373 4733 liances Auction Would like to trade 7 male buck rabbits for 2 male bucks. 3fl 0164 67A 830-1069 A 72 MIX BREEDS 3723773 . MAITLAND FLEA MART REALTOR S 1.2.3 . For Rent S4JnflykitchinS.pIaygrOUn,n,ir Lit, park & Sanford Plaza. From 1110. Airport Blvd. near Sanford Ave. 323 1340. 3bdrm 1 bath, Corbett ON RESERVOIR LAKE ESTATE SACRIFICE Alm,st new, 3 bedroom, 1'.' bath home with carport and laundry room. Good garden area. Assume 7 Pct. mtg. Offers up to 133,000 - accepted up tilt Jan. 31st. Probate court. - -. - 7 COWS FOR $ALE Gold Couch and brown arm chair BpstoUer 52 1911 Hwy 17 92 Open Sat. I _!! Must ili.Cash talks, Good films deiiredby oer. 3 fledrooml, 2', lots, Sanford'S bitt section, Mayfair 135,000. 372-1193; 3732164. - xl~~ J ;__ Livestock Ar,i Poultry Single Bed and • OrawerDress,r,$,.i 323997 sacrifice. 131 S299. ---.--,-. Cove 372.719, AD WANT Outside utility building plus a summer house. $39,500. For op. pointmnent to see call LARRY SAXON REALTOR, 373.9110. r f' - ___________ Ofnamvntai stone fireplace, turned Mobile Home Lots EV ______ S7tveaDwgn 22 Saw IL.$l'ni 2l More k.'io*,ng 2f,Slatts two ___________________________ _________ e W k, 0- ,fcf ott C - .._, t7Heier.jtsry chatacle',rI'c t55,mtTr) C 4 Bedrooms. on I' • acreol land, $210 month rn .asi Nice private lOt, Ou?h Santoro NyC, SCENIC WE K IVA RIVER 130 month. Adults only. 323 07M. Vacator, or live under beautiful DeBjry, Adults. Lovely large 1 bth'00m air, ideal for retired oaks. Fishing, canoing, Swim. '5On 641641322-1054. SCENIC WEK1VA RIVER and ming.mobllehomeor campsites beautiful oakt. swimming, fishing, Campsem;rote, j miles west of II arid canoeing. See at Camp on SR 14. 322.4470. Lake Mary, 2 bdrm. near SiC, I-IL Seminole, Smiles wait of I-Ion SR Sanford. Choice of green or gold 16. 322-4170. dec or . $160 mo. 131-0297, Don't needs!" Serve a useful _ purpose again when you sell MILLIONS of doli.rs in Seat then, wlt a Classified Ad SANDLEW000 VLLAS is sold daily in the Classified Ads. 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. from the Herald, Call us Nothing small about tts.att SANFCRD, 3fl ,7170 today I Don't delay I Just dial 3372611 or 1.31 999) To ptace sour low cost Want Ad 37 Close to dow ntown, new lo vely 7 Business Property _____________ bedroom, air, carpet, kitchen fully For Rent equipped, Water sewer-garbage Service Pd, by ownir. $170. 372. SiC area, toned C2. Ideal for used 719$ or 373 1593. car lot and etc., on 17.97. Also vacant lot 2 acres toned C-I, BsfnbooCoye, U BORM.. shag, air, Water. 321.0313. A A'K U, i IV - - " _____________________ Camping-Resorts 4 Answerlo Previous Puzzle 15 To know ISO I 2 Unfurnished FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. 1170 Florida Ave. 3736650 Mobile Homes Rent - SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER lovely spotundertheold oa kstoyacat or live. Fishing, canoeing. swimmIng. Camp Semlnol,, 3 mllesw,stofl IonSR44.3fl..U7Q. Apartments Rent __________________________ ____________ ____ 0 1-4 I Q F A ij l_ '7' A D 5 E s E !J ACROSS 38PIanet T E E - A I .i_Ic' 39 Give ventto A I.. A. $ WA __L tArk bu,Ider '19 5Htssecondsn 4ISn*vi• Ri1-fr-! Ill.1 CifV &i4L_I 8Bs'dsenffrom D, vttw 4thlIM"_ t2EscutcS*ovi L 46 F ivwf PA-1 , ?-1 . C,' 30 You can get a fair price wnen you advertise your "don't nedS" in the Want Ads VINYl, . '- CHARM ii~~_'- REALTOR 21 How Service ___________________ SPANISH 44, custom 3 bedroom, 2 bath home ,__ C&lBart Real Estate Lake Mary, 2 bedroom furnlshid hou se. Couple, no pets. R•erences, $14 373.3930 -- - 4, rOom, 3 Bdrm., garage, redwood Ofivacy fence. carpel Un believable at 173100 FHA-VA. CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR, I _______________________ Table, leaf, 4 chalr, and china. Of white Mediterranean Style. NOLL'S _Caelb, 17.97, $304706 Diamond Wrist Watch. Hamilton movement ci. diamond W ill Columns, sunken Pilbrilled family - See - rtrcll now for January sewing CIØSS,.9 '5irwei- approved deal,q. 710 1st St. 373 dial. NORni 2 acres with beautiful Your MLS Agency ~_ 67 6 Pc. Dining Room Suitq, ias9 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL.- TRADE 311 315E First St. 322 You'll have plenty of room on this - 1100E.2SthS?.,)flM33 - We now have modelt ready for Immediate occupancy in Carriage r .,. .. .., w.0 mobile nWW mOOIIC Peg. Real Estate Broker Must Fern Park- 713 Gladwln Ave. 2 bdrmn.carpet, air, walk to shop. if you require a telect 3 bedroom home In a Quiet neighbor hood, Ping. f enced. 131.46.59 breezy screened patio, fruit trees, central heat & air, all at It you have an eye or real vai '.ou'Il eye the classitied ads I rea$OISabte$33,.300,jvstlookatthi$ now listing. Extra lot available regularly Rooms for Rent __________________ 37-99L 322•2420 Anytime REALTORS Household Goods - 51 __ In 2111 Deep Steam Carpet Cleaning After Hours Machine for sale. $2995 complete. $47 4391. 322 0"I 322 9214 il~ PINECREST- ONLY $25,500 for this ]bedrooms, 7 baths, end extra large Florida room. Has many ex tras you'll like TAFFER REALTY ._ --- ____________________ ___________ 7574 Park Dr. REALTOR COUNTY- $20,500' COUNTRY COTTAGE I 2 Bedrooms on iargo lot. Quiet, cozy, new well. Need a serviceman last? Check the Business S er vice Acts today Country home furnishod. 2 bdrm., GORMLY'S. E. 16, Sanford 373 5733 Private room arid bath for elderly lady Good care in quiet ho me, Excellent references. Winter 11 InstructIons Park-Maifland area. 644 9642. I'OLYSTYREN1 ('HEA 14 L1....._.. Fa uuV) IIU - Miscellan.ous ..OII •. Jim Hunt Realty $31,500. 322 7717. _____________________________ WANTA HORSE AROUND? Real~ - - --- PHENOLIC SILICONE POLYrrfly,J;NE Si YRE'*: rk 372 1301 _________ Furnished .- Private home-room. Ideal for elderly Person, Call for details 37). 064S 317' frontage, U.S. 1792. at Airport Blvd. - ".' ... REALTORS - 11 Sjti,,5finnt VWUIliU 29 .. Two houses, furnished. Lot 100' x 334' deep with fruit, oak I pine trees. 113.500 ca sh or trade. 321. 0139. it, bath, attached garage. %,ectuó.d. $190 mo., $100 scurity. 300334. - l. 1t 7640 Hiawatha ___________ - -- "" custom extras, 17'x34' pool. 3 & 4 Beiroom homes priced to sell *VAN0 Dow N 172,500,* Lovely 3 bedrooms. 1* baths, central air, fenced, trees. Many ex tras. Sanford, 322 3791. _______________________ Payton Realty -- - Realty, REALTOR. 323 1150. ...... Nice 2 bedroom house for lease $150 'mo 14 frontage, U 5. 1797, North EXECUTIVE HOME LOCH Sizzling Steak. ARBOR- 4 BedroomS with all bath%, family room. $15,000. Acre Beaullful lots In Loch Arbor I - _____________________ Fruit Jars-Lids-Seals u.,u, - Experienced Pianist & Organist wants job playing solo or with group 377 $35 NAVEL ORANGES. 1250 BU Also Tangerines Tomorrow: Pigeons -- Bedrooms. 1', baths, carpet, Fla. room, 7 car garage, c or ner lot, shade trees Very reasonable. 373. - FRUIT FOR SALE 372314 IanIctiosE T Idde -n k* below app, ctwad, ckwaed, VP down, o dipsaly Ii as pszzte. Elad .b POLYAMII)F, recommended child guidance and study aides, $750 for 100 in, terviews For int er view, call fl1S (1$). Money. Show and sell DufCbmald Clothing. ovolity plus. Call 123. 76M after S p.rn 3fl.4733cr372 -•.. Or College Students showing widely .Join the world of Fun, Fashion a nd Closets overflowing wtfh suits that are too fight? A Classified Ad In THE HERALD is wo answerl YTMNEASABOWNALSRTVY LSWCDCTEPLYNIVEUENN OEYLOPI ECELCONSECYI POLYSTCCJ LONEHPAALV ACRYLIC (ELLULOSF MEL.MINE , r i. room. yard, air cond itioned.Immediate occupancy. $150 month. ill Ma yfair Cit., Sanford, $9$-73O Orlando. - - 10 A- zoned Industrial, rail, water, sewerage, close to 1.1. -- SANFORD- 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, theg carpet, at Bedroom suit wnew Scaly at ,tractve yard. $31,500 tress; small electric heater & WE TAKE TRADES window fan. Also 1967 Chevrolet. FOR FST (Q JI INC J4J J7I IJTUFV 4. By owner, 4 bdrm.. 7 baths, 7 car garage. large eat in kItchen. 3 yrs. old. 137,300. 37.3 6442 alter $ and week ends It's Now The VA program Permitting you to 7 Acres industrial 211' on Sanford Ave. have a second VA mortgage. A raise In guarantee from $17,500 to $17,500. Which should permit qualified buyers to mortgaçe up to Ste n stro m To find cut e x actly where you call Joimny Walker Real Estate, Inc., & General Contractor. We .,i WL4 P. Will! * YOU!'plans P!Cffl or OUrS. V V An affirmative decision on your part now may have YOU In your "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER' l'*W borne in 120 days. J oh nny CLUB MANORWalker Real Estate, inc., and COUNTRY PRICED TO SELL! 2 Bedrooms, General Contractor , 327 6157 , excellent condilon. Only 1)7,000 After hours, Bud, 322 711 1 or Ken, Many extras. 323 7117. some drapes, Closed in backyard, central heat and air, kitchen uIPPed. alt elec tric so month, is?. iat anu security deposit. Call 323-3717. n4...,.... a, Glamorouspartflme%ales,3ey,sa week. No canvasing. collecting delivering. Car & phone necessary. Sarah Coventry Jewelry 3332791 after 6 iwillbabysitinmyhomeday,night, 01' by the hour 373.1474 D8I LACOMEPOLYSTYPRE MANCOENELYHTEYLOPPN RGEKPOTAIMELHTYLOPOE ACETATE ccssi ... Make It a happy new year. Pay off last year's bills and start sa ving again. 641 307L Care 33 A zoned industrial, rail, water, sewerage It's . New; It's Here; 3 Bedrooms, fl', batts, carpeted, 50 -- -- - '' Acre Realty, REAL1OR, 373.7750 _____ near schools. Reasonable. $319707, R. C. Thompson. ____________________________ Houses - Wednesday, Jan. 22,1975-118 pblem When You Shop Classified. Parkina For Sale Central Florida's " "fro lean, low down, %23,S00. air, fenced yard. 64410234 or Ill. $35$ after 41 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19195 French 337 7374 372 .1196,372 754$ ,, Into -after xvir Pa.Ii.tad .v In.aa.wv. •1 IA .i .iwu 0169 ____________ - 3 bdrm,, 1 bath, Pinecrest, pool, screened patio, c en tral r*; & air. t. -lelf US help YOU Place yours, . Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening - _________ ______ Stemper Realty INDUSTRIAL PARK FOR SALE OR LEASE - 20.000 SQ ft. industrial ihell build:ng, 100' X p00', ;' ceiling clearance. Will complete to tult tenant. last results at a low cost. Try one todayt Phone 372.7611 or $3 1 99r Call 3722611 or $31 9993. No ____ 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, central heat & Ravenna Park- Pool, 3 bdrm., 2 322-2611 or $31 8'J _____ YLCIMEIANIMANYTASER ELI NPYSEGATEEMOAERU NDLDEACYNSSTLUPDERU EPIS8RDIROHMEAIANDP 27 RASN1jjM#LLCNCMMNRflT Yl CBLA11UMYGIANTI EUS TJ I £LULEDHRYLNMNNTL SNRETLACRYLCDIOEYEN - . 6 'n 764 Th inks to Classified Ad, users . Can't Put the car in the ra 5ev. no longer nc1cf items with a classified ad in the Ev ening Herald, Dial 327.76i1or$)l)10 place yours, Estate spacious rooms, air, heat, fenced ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. yard. Kids and pets okay. BROKERS United Real Estate Assoc. Inc. Toll Free67$ $090 Open9am 9p m . _ Days-322 6173 __ Nights 3fl•S4240r3fl " Classified Ads are here to help buy, sell, rent or swap. at a low Idyllwllde School area-. 3 bdrms,, Part time visiting mother s, parents, North CaronaApps.$,1aW ' .lustke Produce, State Farmers Market Stall 6. 322103$; 322 5161. (3 , - There 's __.. fenc ed - Real Rig, ___ place 2 Bedrooms, I bath. big fenced yard, _. us help you . Lost and Found - - 1111, OWNER LEFT TOWN I Bedroom house, )" ba th S. $1,500 IrØñjfl, 7 bath down and assume low nt,,,,t Must sell this 3 payments. rn iss. home on Lake Dot. Only 135,300. owner will help finance. SANFORD - Option to Buy Our Dealers are never unemployed. They enjoy average incomes in both "Boom or Bust" economies, whthr full or part tirn Male or F'rn,!' lt (ital '.iit z.ail Sales Division, Box tO, Watkins Products, Inc., Winona, Mm. ARE YO U T RO UBLED? Call Toil Free. 514 7077 for "we Care"--- cells Wt used to handle lust the "Chokiterul" booklet t Wonders Houses I . ____________________________ _______ 5 .. . r 0'C -. HousesforSale MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Houses Rent Unfurnished Acreage.$140 Mo. - lassitied Acts are here to help you buy, sell, rent or swtp. at a low Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida send 50 cilimils to the same ac~ function. In othier words, the dress and ask for the - Work _______________________ -_ Can Help Call 4.'3 1317 I 41 ____________________________ TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs dependable man who can w or k w i thout supervision in Sanford area Contact consumers. Age salves help to limber my joints? thing to that being done is DEAR READER-It would reeducating people to speak when they have lost their certainly be wonderful it FACED WITH A DRINKING 32 Secretary, Immediate opening. Proficient tyist with knowledge in general office procedure, Office Presently located in downtown Orlando; plan to relocate between Sanford and Mt. Dora In near future. Good salary plus fringe benefits. Send resume to P.O. Box Orlando, 32102. unimportant but maturity is. We 1. Ads ________________ time car? Check the Automotive Section in The Herald everyday. It is January clea rance time Sell "Don't Needs" last with a Clastilied Ad 9 I Are you a full timedriverwithapafl j were a Way to solve the type of Speech from a Stroke. The brain Duplexes Large 2 bedroom, fully equipped kItchen. washing machine, air conditioned. large lard. quiet, Gineva, $150. Call days, 319.3767. ___________________________ _______ " Fight Cholesterol build up with to take Over the switchboard 11 " paralysis? Would liniments and this Yet in humans. 71* nearest means that the brain cells that much practice. controlled the movement have Your story illustrates why strokes must be prevented, if at been damaged or destroyed. Thelegmoveswhenyou want all possible. The same disease it to because ofa 'mplix that causes heart attacks :Ilc uieiirk,l uiiuit. '1 lie nerve ti ,iU-CS tui.'. No and from the m uscles in be disabled, as you know. legs all plug into a intrnI Various eiercises. ht and -. switchboard i the physical therapy can doalouo wi you literally burn out the prevent furt he r loss of function connections in the switchboard in some vases after a stroke. the circuit no longer works. These methods can also he lp Those connections in the SOfilt! 111 learning to use 11*3W switchboard are vital brain muscles to improve body cells involved in the (unction. But these treatments movements. cant repla ce the damaged Brain cells cannot brain cells. regenerate. A cut nerve in the Send your questions to Dr. arm can grow wi th time but Lamb, In care f this cells In the brain cannot be newspaper, P.O.Box 1551, replacl. There is some en- Radio Cit Station, New York, couraging work demonstrating N. Y. 119. For a copy of Dr. the ability of other brain cells Lamb's booklet on chol es terol I I ''," '" 2S41 For further information ,, or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group Bo 553, Sanford. Ha. 37171 .stroke auses paralysis it center with time, patience and I 11 earn ngs working full or part time. For int er view phon e $ 57 00. drinkers my 'ul.A Help Wanted IAi1*t IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON F or families or friends of problem kit leg refuse to function so I t Want I LKi?hln Vinegar I B4t Kelpt Now all four In one capsule, K VB6+ Faust's Drugs, than a year ago !suffered a massive stroke and heart at. tack. Today I am still paralyzed on my left side. My left arm and - Fact, 11 NASHVILLE RECORDING CO I (r%Lak..- - But - -- tMERCUAi' "ILINCOtN PH. 322-4884 W. P. 831-8090 - _ - __ - ---.-_ _- - __ -_ - __________ __ __ I__,__=_i_________'- I_- =_- __-- _ - __ -_ - _ -_ -_ -- -- - - -=-_= --_ -_ - __ - - _ - - __ -_____- - __ --_- -T-= _ _ - ___-- ___ _ _ -_ - _____ - •_ - - - - -- �______ _____ _________ - 12 B— Evening Herald, Sanford, . 1 Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 22, 1975 BRIDGE 6P&IT '! W 41AOR ME ___ * 0 1 -" ' T \ i Al) — __ '' \ __ _ %P I - ALLE 'O DO IS WXT FM ~ ~_", r~~_ C-) ___\F .. .~, -* ~ 1 4_14 t . go ~ II T r,.~: I -Vi OSCAR! LOOK 9ERV I ____1 - It l 713. Irst,* on ________ M, J Pass Pass 646 .I ~-,_/~_B Pass 2 * NI [lass 5NT Pass 6A PASS PaSS *Pass 1.,_, s, 1 .1".1- t- : a , 0, --.I'. - , ` , w u East iv I- ,I --~_ ,1-1 - -.-,-,% "."_o~:,~<' _- `.,.". 'p.1 . I , - t, '1 ' ' -- 2N 5 to th sesn by A Sancom \ WH~ WAIT IlLt, T14e LA,5T MINUT 5#4~6'f 04Y F 51 ; 7/ - bidding, but settled for six after .North showed no kings ui esponse to the Blackwood five rnotrump. Then when dummy Wt the table South saw that even six was In some jeopardy. There was a sure heart loser and ____ S I is 1K FAAR16_ZN(1V &RAXR I[Doi ? FOP, M E*RR&Oxy defenders held four im O ° r a n ' o 4p to ', 44.61- — ' BLON DIE I 7. ____ Chic ________________________________ B 1LL BE A W, (I ~ — ,,, i -_ ~N o J ; V 11 i [Z I - I *I I I L__ —_ 90 IV \ A - Just bid I%o ) ITRYINGCONQUER 5T This CWT'AN I I OUR ANTIPAThY i 1ARD EMPLOYMENT! AGENCY 6 REALLY I i ~ y - ____ H*- J A4' I - , :, -;. -. . IS , ,, A OG 5 - , ' ____ - I ___ - L L - " I ' i I f , l OLIT OF - THREE N YOU AR ' - e. 0o __ P 4IP lll`~,, ~ PITR(, - . . , Tr 4r - .. ' 4, ; 1 - - IF A010 WE'LL 5EE WE 3T ,- I -. -.- ..-. -) (:~ J~ # ~_ m - ?. • -' , N 4 -r ?~ I - I - - H _F__7~r_ - -- 141 Bob Montana rNOW NO HOW A TM GALLONS OF RN RD PAINTS? %., ..%.# '#- 0, " I ____ # 11I ( - L , - - by - _______ i — 1 SM 1*5 - All Mf ' . IF J ~, , -.4 ___________________________________________________________________ LVEO} I - I ~0 ~! 1 I ~ -1 it____ ., `iq "t ~ ~ _____ - — C~ %011!0~ [16-0011 .1 - - - . , I #I- MA / / EEK Dear Abby . - . Ia s-L - - HORT RIBS 4 _T_ i ~ - I ~. 1 z_ T I - -1 / 11 WAnHG HIM AND TALKING To HUM tVRY rr WAS AB;XVrEus -NO - l l l l lE~ 7ELEQR E5 G - ; / ' I MA$E HIM A DPEMDENT. t ' #. . ' 11- ' 1 - " - . 11 / , r l,,~- , ') .I -. I - 2 CaRun Sca V . en - -. - spute Personal Freemen said that he had I I I . 6A L . GA %%'F'1TIIF4lt J I _ v / 1 ~, i '' fcw* .Aw / it 4 I. - by Frank Hill Gv H L _________________ I j =-- - - Tony O'Brian and Dale Wesson, president and an of. • ficer respectively in the state organization and 1ngwood Police Sgt Torn Ling,president of the local South Seminole Chapter1Q5,FOppresented petition signed by the Long. wood poli cemen. O'Brian Is a sheriff's depart. ment sergeant from Palm Beach County and Wesson is with the Winter Park Police 'partment. . Freeman said that although list of legal and rivic credenIferald Staff Writer been personal friends with lie has been extremely active in tiah~said that he gravitated to Deipite a strong division coin,I jissi(itil Mike flattaway the Democratic Party In the the Denlocratic party, because Fditorial 4A between count> commissioners and harry Kwiatkowski, arni count), and has worked closel> he has "alwa>s been for the floroscope . ...... -.. 5A over his appointment as per- has been Sid Vihlen's personal with Democratic Gov. Reubin underdog." But Hosth. . ........ ....3A manent county attorney late I add t years But Askew on his reelection, there few decisions Obituaries . ...... , are . 3A Tuesday, Torn Freeman doesn't attorney nny in t1w past is little he can he's worked for closely do for partisan lihilosophically different -unfil Sports 111-211 (eel that the controversy with Commissioner Dick polities as Seminole County you get to a higher level of generated by # i:o% ermnent -tile state to some M political opt. Kinibrough strongly opposed "I can't affect county extent, but really the federal "I've been extremely close to Freeman's appointment. 'Y nt all," Freeman said. goverrunent." governmen t and to the Reacting to William's and Freeman added that outside of hwiatkowski who pushed to kinibrough sopposition to him, Rclted Stors Page 2t rnalit> differens within tine Freeman confirmed late Freuman explained that -I tile political organizations, Tuesdiiq, said that morning 63. Cloudy to partly Deinocratic party over the he did not would suspect that it's a by. "there's hardly any difference especially wait until the cloudy and worm through %cars," Freeman explained, product (if the fa, I that Torn phiNsophically, between the commission chamberti Were Friday Highs in the upptr 70s but the oppitIon to III> ltinliird, in> cousin, ran against two parties in Seminole tmpts todo so Wt set a cap at Complete wenthtr detal's page polntmenl Is not political It's Kimnbrough in the last dec. (ounty" 5A. personal." tinn" Page 2-A Fr"pman with an imnreccI, Continued 0 ____________________ . -1 . Freeman Calls a ___AL_____ I FRA NK • . I I- - f .I _. ________________ llie budget requesu, submitted several months ago, be. fore the fiscal crisis developed, called for spending $3,87 skew ,"id the state expectcd to ,bave enly S2.12 billion in income, spine $77 million less than available "Imi, asking all department health in state government to look once again at expenditures in their departments and tell us how we can adequately finance the essential servmces e are offering now and, at the same tuiie, spend less nioney," Askew said. Education tonugILsoner Ralph Thrlington, lead-off 14,ltnt'ss at the two days of hearings, , urged that educations 's r cent share of state spending not Despite Irwreased demand. education Ms I t budget long as all agencies are reduced proportionally. he baI d, , or Ofl It proposed per art III(L thanfl $ 12 Gevrge Arnold of Sanford reported soineone broke into his parked car at US 17 92 and caliber rifle The Winter Park Elks ClUb on Ho w ell Branch Road was burglarized. sheriff's deputies reported today, and the in. truders made off with a floor same containing $1 plus co*.,-15 mom ,i juke box and ugarettc machint-. Also taker, was an undertermined quantity ,)i cigarettes, deputy Ron (illbert id He reported the thiees us a kitchen cart to tape U I - -= V -. -. - T : I a i Th *• - 4 I - , a a - S ' --4,47,,,., CZX;:1,1r,V0 -- ~~_-U- ~ '-___ . M:,_ - - - -- _-f_L~_ -4 -_ 1~---- 4k~i. ~ellql Z__ _-,[~ ~ ~A--_7 .-- - rl~ - -- - '— ~ -L_ !?, &I.*T___ V- -_ ;; - - - - I - ti 4 __ - L_ - - _-_--_-_'___ _- _.k. _ --_ --_ i. :~fM 47 ' = - _ - ------- I—= M - ,~__.-_ $11w, po)lice said. am -- -~ Druggi " '..• . B BOB LLOYD grabbed a rifle in the store and cident wasn't reported to police Herald Staff Writer f Ue 1.ts at the icn. until Wednesday afternoon. A F em Park drugut iot at Deputies u d the drts Reports indicated the beating ' two holdup men as they fled •' Uy mined the victirnwaseatedat&mjnoIe .• , with a quantity of narcotics 15-5fN Memoña1HosIn Wednesday afternoon traffic A% 7 1 kpoflce K9unit Attorney Fred M. Peed .• but a search by Sherirrs puU In a 5eah of reported jewelry and a watch, . . deputies failed to turn up any the wooded area but noipts total value 0, was taken from suspects In the daylight were found, according to his 3 rnthia Court, south • bery. -• . deputy P. J. Higgins. Seminole home when burglars In another robbery just -Just before midnight two foced open a garage door, before midnight, two men white males entered ABC according to a report by sigitures of Police Chief Torn escaped with $1,700 --WC Aft W17 W to$1.8m in,, liquors, Longwood, and one of sherifi, s deputy p. j. RIg.gins -••- '— Ui'nnigan and officers Ling, — robbery at ABC IAquors, U.S. the men, armed with a pistol, Patricia Ann Mayes, 1 William Barfield, Michael 17.9Z Longwood. -told clerk Bill McKinney, Peruvian Lane, Eastbrook, Fisher, Terry Baker, Gilbert 'o white males,believed O'Brien, (left) with Ung and Wesson, tells mrs. Lormann and "Conk on, I want money. I reported 8150 cash and jewe Iry Julian the llughson, Greg Manning, juveniles, walked into DoIW want all of it." %*alued at SM was taken in a Prescription Center, U.S. 17-92 bed with the flu Deputies said the men were burglary at her home. was not present Harold Hartswk in a meeting water rates and building permit near O'Brien Road, about Jordan H. Paddock, Ronald the meeting while two to break the tie, 5 last seen running west on W. R. Galloway, 1300 Crr,ton with him yesterday reported fees. Brewington and Robert Par- uniformed Longwood police. p.m. yesterday armed with a Wildrnere Skeet after telling Dr., told investigators tools Council unanimously hdopted the city's financial problems State Rep. Robert Hattaway rifle. men guarded the council a McKinney not to look, because valued at 13DO were taken from motion instructing depart. were even worse than en (Altamonte Springs), who 71w city has 15 working days chamber entrances from the Alexander Gessin of Winter there was a truck across the his home. ment heads not to replace any visioned. -There is not money was asked for assistance in [lark told investigators the men street and t "they'll shoot if you Helen 1XV7ine, of Deltona o accept or refuse the request outside and the city hail personnel who quit and not to here to pay all these" Grant fifl(ling sources of revenue for told him, This is stickup Get Council Chairman J. all the police reported R. Grant receptionist's office. In the hire any additional workers said, "The (police) department the Police department if that her purse containing set work session on the down on the floor or you'll be matter audience were at least eight ithit tlic express approval of will have totake their portion of agenc> a funds ere cut gave shot' IX-PutY It. L. O'Dell said no personal papers and creWt for Feb. 3. City Ally. Ned Julian policemen in plain clothes in the governing body. truck as seen by withesses the cuts. I wish no one had to tx- Mayor Lormann a written cards was stolen by an Jr saul he IlI prepare a set of addition to tang and Hennigan The pair took an unSanford police today were board authorized Fire laid off report guidelines on the state collec. determined amount of nar estlgat'ng the repor'ed snateher in a parking lot at Chief Roy LaBossicre to hiire a (nnian n tic bargaining 1a ["ling the state agencies he colics and drugs but were Ti.iesday beating of a 13-year. Jerry Connell requested ounc nn firefighter to replace one ho b rant noted deficit spending had contacted, Hattawa>'s unable to get the cash register old Sanford Middle School Butler Plaza shopping center, resigned the first of the year SR 436 and Howell Branch S en £ s department to (Ia) night faced a standing isthe against ill(! letter said that using federal or open. deputies reported. CIP aw, auwn that city b student in a gyrn locker area by lioad.. ) "room only audience mostly of 111"1111ain order at the meeting and to bring the paid fire de As the bandits fl ed on foot into (Re other jusenile gins Sgt laying off a few now could avert state funds to maintain existing partinent up to its fo ur-member Burgla.s fasored foods when after tening atmos. police officers, wives and supprograms or jobs is prohibited a nearby wooded area Gessin largerprob1em eater L strength, Johnnie Parker said the in- they hit the home of Jack Smith under all law enforcement porters demanding that a ptre iOflu) nigot on tn city O'Brian saul the citizens of on SIW19 north of Osiedo and hall porch against coun Ma>or James H IMnnanri funding sources He said a decision be made not to lay off Longwood were concerned that the \inth Street tavern in by policemen and their supfs poli, --enien as part of the city's to tile financial morass and possibility exists that the city their police protection would be &i riford. porters. tnight be able to get money move to make up it $44,000 Smiffi told depulties a portable . cut, asking, "Do you intend to would make recommendations from the Police Foundation or $1 deficit and balance its faltering A move by Councilmen Don do this?" color eett Monday night's the Ford Foundation. budgct Schreiner, a former Ingwood (,rant attemptul to explain Iwitatoes and canned goods plus llattaa> said, however, that Two Seminole Sheriff's de- polic,cman and ex-deputy sher- the city's financial problems, a combination shotgun rifle Julian said nr,t all proposals recewing money from these partment deputies including 1ff, and June Irniann to I were l.aken from his bome. halt listing bills due for the month for raising revenue are legally two sources "will be a long for 90 days consideration of and explaining thata number of A1r forcing a door at the possible. Ile said the city has shot," adding, however that TALIAIIAMFE, Fla. iAll) -- Amid dechning ~Uite laying off any cli> personnel billsowed, but marked 'hold," three sources it can Increase Lavern. burgiars made off with all sources should be income and the orst unemployment in Florida in at (tied on a hung vote with Connell had e a city the utility tax to its maxinlum exhausted as a critical situation cigarettes beer, soft drinks least 25 % cars, Gov. Reubin Askew ordered state agentle, and (grant opposcd (ounul hall desk th.ner. ' 11 K)d iteini and chewing gull, 10 r cent across the board itlexistshou1d the polce force todas to cut their budget reqnests b> *1 billion or ht ______________________ man H. A. &tt, rnfined to his north $221 according to lie added that city accountant n monthly on all utilities, the be cut back. 'uld do it for them, Around the Clock .. 4A ford Police reports. "If these reductions are not forthcoming from the 9 Bridge 813 Thieves entered through a • Askew hall at a Florida Public I Clamified . said at the cipening of his ,annual budget hearings on 1; 1 1-713 Util ties building at 901 w. Sixth srwrulinv for fisual 1975-76. _____________________ is ent ....... wlylgalm uu `_ - his first meal in his new home. Zoo Director Jack Hanna d new federaltaw will require zoos to have both win of a species and the buck given by P,alnbow S"gs will be a mate for the zoo's two does. In Feburary, the zoo will recelVe two Bengal tiger culn from the Knox,vill t ally be mates for Jacque, the zoo's old tiger. Zoo offle1jill today re"lved a 110,000 contribullon for the orange County Commission toward the animals,new habitats at the park west of .68 Billion Cut Ordered et ~ 0 -- - ___ - P _.'%-_1 - . --- •- k r., ______ Il / I I , . --, - __.t w. -. -.' , 11 ~ ~^_'__._ - .--_. ;. I .:. i r--7 - - - - N I ) a /1 •. I HAVE A 0 Doe- OWA"J YE5' ' — Y - HO6Y _____ I — ' ! KISSING _________ __________________________ ll,l.,~N lz p 1' If OIL BRUSH Crooks & LawNnc. i -1 0R b -I CAPTAIN EASY LIkEV AAJ 951 . — I . _________________________ f ,jj . I __ ~ - - / ~) d I . I'LL TA s - t•- - %' I ,. . - I'M A PROFESS40NAL! N . Ar • 0 ARCHIE "by ' ( ,'f Z . " ~ -. PAI FOR -- 1~.~_. ~.~ - - police officers want the Florida Fraternal Order of Police FOPI to act as thCIZ agent in collectivebargaining ... , ___ ~_ 'it 21 T. K. Ryan OH, BE A5 DLWZ A05 ' A JuST HO .- 1 „%. 1 ZOO DOES'NEW MATE ARRIVES IN SANF~ ORD Suzy Ogren,a By DONNA F-SMS a do I Tell Council ante ( \ /4: f by Dick CavaHi WINTHROP , r .. 'l .1 - f.4 ' 11 - El .- Longwood Police -Z, 'J.:u% ° - ; Von-1 MAYBE WE CAN bE -.._ / 2 I volunteer worker at the Central Florida Zoo at Sanford, feeds the zoo's new buck deer .r \ ____ A ft-t- by Al Ver ) WAY, L _0 I ;;:;~_ ____ s PRISCI I ' Xff IfS_ S%VA6 I , rCALyLe, 00 U - is — - "YSM- W WMA75 A4LflE I ff/ % 11 \_ 72 OU KNOW - /W ME 5 j K•Vi'll / \ ______ 1. = I by ti ( _ --- . . tL,/ I 4 • I 0 0 _________________ I Iferald Staff Writer - by Larry Lewis ( 31 . / j '/ TiS K -- I -- I - -) - * MAKE-UP EXAM, aS r .1 . I I -. - WRONG, 'V • 1. ~ - 1I CAMPUS C(.ATTER with BIMO BURNS j UE . I _A_ ___ GEr PERGONAL. .; _________________ - , . .. I.,. - . TUMBLEWEED . V ____ ._ ___ ___ .. ___ By Roger BIen - slit I = . I .- ______ ades Thrr .I ~A~_ 4 . lNS/ , ,' 1r7-l - 1 00 C Ire r,NESS qoy It "r B KDPItICKE1 "1 ould lose (or ou all to more ' concte motion” which borhood t>e school Herald Staff Writer proposition which she said is hase a heart," Mrs Essie Blair oWd allow .school officials to Ike Orienta scheduled to better than splitting The Seminole School Board told board members. "And I Indian — I begin setting up next year's receive 432 students from Hills. decided ' yesterday the on]), ltlllllllt~~W_ 6_ will uproot anyone who tries to - - - budget and Wring teachers for Spring Lak , 154 tiling certain about elementary .: . .fror "I don't want a fight. I just .1 uproot that school. We will riot clw oon 3. Altamonte and 168 front want what's best for the school zone lines proposed by stand by and lose our school" Feather said the zone floenwald SchoolSupt. William Lay er Is children," she said 'They l)er aS adamant about changes are necessary because that they re uncertain, Iiyer sd after the meeting don't learn much on the buL" j _____ __________ -_ transferring the Rosenwald the state provides funds on the he could come up with 600 An overflow crowd Mrs. Ward pointed out •. .ake Orienta and number of stude nts per school. different plaris to fill th Alt ffl2nith Springs 114,11 e Layer's proposal calls for ~ I - =.,-.,. - __ .. . 1. .- 1, 'I he d the - s. then I1llls thiIen,wwa1k argueduntIl the Feb board post state's already paid the county school must have 600 students be able to please all factions to English Estates, to be bused r poning 12into a decision ____________________ $100 000 to cnstruct the centcr to support itself. to Switt:,h schools for about 1,5w School board member Pat to Sterling Park _________________ Related Story Page 2A The students under Layer's "Comniunicaflon I Board member Allan Keeth " ~" - _' I I 7" _. , But Rosenwald proponents distributes students across the problem" exists between summed u _. - - - ,:- . i - .-!& U ~ A number of blacks showed argued against closing the county with about the same parents and the board. Most position w . Z- - . hen lie told the predominantly black school, number of students in each residents at the Up to protest i proposal to meeting audience any change has a __________ ' the last in Seminole, and asked school Aiso, >er said It ill agreed -t phase out ECENW-W 'domino effect" — Rosenwald instead for Rosenwald to reduce the number of school In (act, many citizens acElementary Schooi, which is Keeth said each faction -—, _remain as a neighborhood buses on the road. xll_ I , ..M cused the board of being totally 0oul north of Altamonte Springs, and school - But pockets of opposition unresponsise to their nee r ill ds and change In their sector will do to ___________________ School Board member Davie have surfaced because some desires as Seminole Count other schools. cePtional children. Sims then proposed that students who presently walk to residents and taxpayers. Amos For example, anytime Jones, Seminole parents organize groups and school will have to be bused if Layer's proposal to split students are snitched in any Community Actions Director, provide their input Into the layer's proposal is passed. Indian Hills subdivision bet. one school every school told the board it OUl(I be in the -- -. 4. fr ing of the zone lines 1. The La ke Orienta plan drew een English Estates and a system feeis the change mane" — Still's motion passed 4 to Q todeprive the black community with Board Chairman U G1, fire last night from a number of new school to be opened in Ile said parents should put 71~ persons who felt the school, Sterling Park also ew fe themselses of this -last vestige of a cultural "Bud" Feather dissenting. in the board's — S.&it: r_ which isn't even constructed institution Mrs. Gloria Ward offered a position of "tr-)ing to see a) . 5 51111111111Feather said he favored a yet, should be a walk-in neigh counter proposal to Layer total picture" 'V FUNNY c4q _W P&IT I. :'T .11.0. :R1 DOC,..QW ~ - GOING j 1 4i. Rosenwa 1 ~ Ie ......... 1 I WE'RE) 1 - ____ somr -M I irL Jti' ri- '4 I 40 will almost surel . ~_,: -_ -1 1 , - r. L , . ', I ne O pponents Delay 11 I * k 7643 V AZ •9 A A 73. I by Halmdahl & Staffel I () I I .1 Li one 1 - Pas% 2V South .* / _. ,w / BUGS BUNNY 1 . West North Eatt South M M Mr- AW S401Y)IX ,,, r'!t-:. - / ,:11 i_11~~ 111 1~ I Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Z The bidding t . ,- I-,'~. yttAl f ' 0 Al~ k, - V —1 Aunt Ethcl to stop calling ' Well, I finally II tA nip, 'her little anqel" HY1410 - __~_ (w - Young , , -% ~ I " , ~,5* 1915 - ____________________ I S,LON01 ~~rr rI * A - -- 67th Year, No. 133— Thursday, January 23, uSTSEE IMAkE ME 70 TAKE mY PLACE 0 !t y by Garry Tieau 3LOND LE'I 1.4 I West drop the queen and diamonds Your p2rtner doub make the slam, but South was d Fast bids three hea ii hat do just devious enough to have a -ou do now Ansrr Tomo plan that might tell him o " r - led dumiy's nine of spades, took a finesse and lost his slam. to the queen between them. An ordinary player would 0 --- -- one, not ac Imltdicardedadinond No South went Into a hude and finally came to the conclusion that East's failure to ruff meant that he held the — South was interested ____ - / r - £ THE BORN LOSER er.alrl 1 Upernnglcdkv -- 3 ) West ___ P_ Y~! & 0 South trying to Co? Ile surely could have pulled trumps before plunking down the jack of hearts, and if he had wanted to set the heart suit up he would VA J OIDN"T WASTIE AW I !LiEi17J5I:87r by Dare Grcue HER , ; I , 1, T ir _ 1-2" V 22 NORTH *92 J 97652 •A4 £AQ2 wtsi FAST hgf i _____ __ -1 - something trump West had hearts so took his ace led the suit right back. West re with the queen and shifted to a diamond after East's jack signal. South won with dtun. ( ) I _______ Mort Walker %VELL, 151R, ,1, V_ ~, ~ ,- TI:i byDick Tumor CARNIVAL________________________ _____ B EETLE BAIT . - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 22, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a980a1b9ba6e3559896cf83d01a97b8c.pdf 33cf71184ac9603acc8ef314f2ebb3aa PDF Text Text 1Y' - T - - - -. :- ' - - '- - '' - -- ---. -- — — —.-. — - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii0w ——.---— MI '~ . - =------- •- — -- .—,--- 1111111111111111 ---- - 0 . , - . - LEISURE 494t 0 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL FrIday, Jan. 10, 1975-4B 67th Year, No. 123-Sunday, January 12, 1975 I (44) Wrestling :T 10:30 (6) (IS) 0flCfTnS 1 ) Week (35, 44) Movie (24) Masterpiece Theatre OS) Science Fiction Theater I -. (13) Wrestling Banana Splits Bu'i Bunny (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood - is r __ I 9:00 (2, 1) Emergency '! Plus Four (6) Jeannie (9) Hong Kong Phooney (24) Sesame Stret (44) Gerald )ers ne Joe Run (6) P&rtridge Family 2OW AD (9) Adventures Of Gilligan (13) Movie )0:00 (2.8) Land Of The Lost (6) Valley Of The Dinosaurs (9) (24) The Electric Company (") Ernest Angl*y Hour 10:30 12, 8) Sigmound And . %bT__ - % II 16 KRESKIN . (9) Wide World Of Noted mentaM Kreskin will make his first appearance at Walt Disney World Jan.. 130 Known to audiences for his television and stage appea'rances, Kreskin has written a book on psychic phenomena, "The Amiming World of Kreskin." __________________ Mo Show Carol Bur 11:00 (2. 6, 8, 9) News (35) The Prisoner (44w Niqht Gallery 11- 3J (2) Rut k Concert Me (8) Protectors (9) Movie '.2:00 (8) It Takes A Thief 1:00 (2) Thriller 10:00 (6) RLporf TBA (24) Wall Street Wtvk (35) Goes The Country EVENING P00 (2) Untamed World The Days (13) Wrestling (13) Wrestling (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (35) Celebrity Tennis (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2) Go (6) NFL Pre Game () American Bandstand (24) Villa Alegra (33) John Lofz Show T 1:00 (2, 8) Senior Bowl (6) Children's Film Festival (13) Movie (24) Seasame Street (33) Movie SEEK & FIND USUEV r 10NGAIIETS P P L M OBOLSAE E T E ND DE 0 T U I T TRERHR UA CI NUL I 1:40 (13) Movie 2,00 (Q ., Adventure Theatre (24) Electric Company (44) Movie R MAELMASTHBTICSRCUA0 BP I 2:300) Wrestling (24) Book Beat 3:00 (6) NFL Pre-Game 10.11trudioav The hidden maw U" bdow for"M tackward, up. down, or diWwWy is the ;uXFl;~ Zi; hidden saw and box It in as 6own: AESTHETICS DRAMA music ARCHITECTURE DRAWING PAINTING BALLET LITERATURE POETRY DANCING MOBILE SCULPTURE : Tomorrow: Hodgt Podgir "M" I ___________________ Colors ACROSS ~ V.. I- #I _. L. A L) L 5 1,~, 1"1 f4 01;-) " -. L RL1- L) I IL r_1 ta I & , ,"-.,TCTIC3 - L.,F T W. L_ I E &1~~ t....T U F4! 44 OrV goods 120ie111411.t 13 A&Lm cowAiv 14 Lait s PSOLOW1`11-1 1sco4.. EI 49o11.nuc. AL U ?4L A 1 r,L L -- ! I I I k * A (_ T L C W _ D15 L W IL 1^151 INII I 1-1- ,', 1,.j 51 male V*" 53 Rocon*d 57 CfWaclerisic Ga'ty I6i'$fbco4oI$'1 &)Steqt*,i '. ______ - e'r'. ' NOW-SHOWING NASA's Kennedy Space Center. and former astronaut Charles "Pete Conrad, who walked on Plus Cleopatra Jones - - - - - - -~_.W- P.-an- -~------FRI., SAT.&SUN. 11:30 MID SHOW flight, tans actor to play a news been made of dis Alexancler Dumas classic ibout Edmond Dants,tFr!nct'nohieman he 8:30 jQ= . I 50 ma"We - WN, U1111 tab 1 2S,visWri 26Oudes*gnei 390010 56 Wit in coux 29 CPonot.d CO&W 58 Way #I 2.V**0 5 111TWIV I 1b I -13 MAI W%10 4 i sw aim 15scottolh — — — 4 8 9 10 11 5 6 7 — — — -- — _____ - 1 13 1 N I . ! ' . The HillyJach, '1' I t t I i I . • I 0, I . accept at times. .•1=-1 ;?-;'c. - r - - ____ r__ . -I it I - Stafting DELO)IES TAYLOR TOM LAUGHLIN FIRST TIME Pt3 AT REGULAR PRICES ,t,.imic__ Q _ - ______________________ I I f ! Tht Ra* Tingth Ab"t Dr~plrralt, Vtoc.,If wcmtr ,. Fr I . I phe ' ho simply Isn't sure about it." ~ 7, And then he adds -"But I '=think I can make this flat statement - I do not believe side, West does that tlere Is nothing after HARLEQUIN. ByMorris; West. On&— Plus Morrow. 324 Pages. $7.95. have a dandy plot here. Harle- death." Ehrlich,who also co-wrote Novelist Morris West has a quin ci dc, a Swiss banking the screenplay f "The Savage faithful following and his Latest firm with branches scattered Is Imse," says that creative book, $'Harlequin," probably about the world, and headed by will be a best-seller. Which George Harlequin and his loyal writing today is I'more and doesn't mean that It doew't friend, Paul Desmond, is more revolving around film." Todays best writers are in have its faults. It does, threatened with takeover. an) Most notableis West's n- hind the takeover bid is Basil film ,"e says. comscreenplays could and chant for stopiping the action Yanko, ruthless head of a every so often to sermonize on puter services fim. Harlequin should be published. This is the Some I the ills Lagul con- decides to fight the battle is area of the greatest literary temporary society, m otab. joined and the blood flows as writing of current day." ly the violence that has betome the action sweeps from Switzerso common that little attention land to Britain to Washington is paid to it unless it is brought and to Mexico. CINTRAL FLORIDAIS OLDIST forcibly to one's notice. What Finding the law unable to AND FINIST STIAN HOUU West has to say about violence help him, Harlequin turns for and other social ailments is Inthose tsid thm La and teresting to some extent, but it in so doing takes on the Services rZ does get in the way of the ac- of a terrorist organlzaUon It's EZOVIES tion, often bringing It to a dead masterminded by a fascinating ,Vff,71 1~- I ff )I 1,%F, stop. In a thriller such as "liar- character named Bogdanovich, lequin" slowing the action is Ir- who conceals his activities in a ritating since the reader is In- flower shop in Manhattan and Hvy W..t.0 R•si (crested In finding out ts quick knows more about terror than Ch.o.I.d to P.rf.ctton ly as pussible Just wlw did what anyone believed possible. When the action is barrelling ______________ along, "Harlequin" reader's attention, but when it l'*. - -'D-- L2 14 - 1 l est. - records of the Best-selling week based on Cashboz Maga. t — I "Boogie on Reggae Woman," SteIe V-onder — — - __ .~_ . - - --W~ - the serW after it martaged to ' survive the midseason uPbeaval. Since Frankenstein is in vogue these da}s, a monster 100 -alike is tonight's ffl(na' After "c a p ing from Lop-secret government in stallation, the Frankenstein fig xc terrorizes the city until Kotchak vcs the day — night. I I- WOMEN IN CAGES +_ 49 50 1 — 57 — 61 - - 51 — — .4. a Phil Thomas AP Books Editor - - ____ — r - - — -- 54 55 56 1 —— 60 - — -- — , — — .1-- I I ._.....' — — — , LAN - LOCKED D BY H YACIN THS S th i even • 0 - .. 'i'.r t --k.-_- SUFOOD ; FIAST Served Every Friday GROUPER FINGERS td, .1 I -_~ -~u -1 ,,<JI . . #. - -:~ (,i ., q. Resolve to let Cessna Pilot Education got you off the ground I 0 0 2.99 - "y — , - INSIDE . ____ our - t i1*E..,4!&S4M 9 - o icemen ;- of • There's been a change from the days when I,ym High School's Jim Bacchus used to write sport.s for The Herald. Now he's wrlCng spet'ches as he did for Governor Askew this past Tuesday. - The veteran pro. Gene Sarazan, competed in the Deltona Open Pro-Am event Friday. For his results and the complete results of the 60 other Pro-Am teams competing in the tourney, see the Sunday herald sports lii' I - ndex 7A 4A Dr. Lamb Around the Clock Bridge...................413 EditorIal ................4A Calendar ..........,.... -5A Horoscope ...............7A Classified ................6C Hospital ......... ....... 5A Comics _ ...........4B Obituaries, ....... _ ..5A ,, .. 113-313 Crossword PuWe ........ 7A Sports ...... - ..IC-3C Women's 7A Dear Odessa VodkOS3.99 SandyScot Scotck 'S.29 0 * WEATHER p.c as! All six men were relea,sed from county jail by County ownership of stations around Court Judge Harold Joh others I ______ on Monday.__ __ - __ __ - _____ (Coal a attorneys will be given copies of age in elrcult court at sanford. _,;~11 ' • . ~N - -_ 1 - . - , ... . - E i ! P • t- r-. - .'' I I WkIt . I-, ' - 4•. , .~ A- T . __ .. . , Xi 4• F -1 1 I / 1 \ 1, ' - - I .1 _4MT*V-& . -- _ ' - L: - -4i! f. -1 - V1I JII I I t F t i ~ " - - 7 . _ "~ ~_ - . - - - I I 11%.1-1 - 11 , - - - I ', FF. __ I- ~ I . y ) - -' -4 Za!j i j . ~~' ( — .. 1. r I r-_ __. ~_ r___?1; _ -. - - - - 1- '. I - z __ , -~ ~ - ~ _j I ___ __ e"I'l _& -- a- - 0 At 9. - k , --Vp T,4vfI WI. ____ - IAM ) -. .., '- - __ .. wt ,J C 1:F% - - 4 -- i~ - Jr r s, - il _ 41#1;_ *~ - '•., ' ii - : - f -- - 7717S . _ 0 . -- - --- - ~._ _ 1% - - N -Z ..r-d '%, /N / ,* A.,- I 4~ .4 , ! rI . ! __ - I ' I - __ tF' , !~ _____ . go " , t &liii; kith., - I I k:_ I --_ .5~.4 - 1%rij i I %_ ,. ' ! --!;5~1 Vr: _ ______ F!, ' '" • - -. I .._ X 01 I.- 2h. 4 i I .~ , F - i. iit~ -,-il IT- ~1 . . A 'it . I ~ T-- . . .J i . 41 -; --i . - 1_~. _~ - ,~._ iki - -. -, W I M 5 14 . - -1 - 0i . : - 4 -. " ~ - , 4 - I I - " t I -- ! . -! -- z~,_ _:-_-_-I~:_--1 , - - . ~ C IL 1_ ...T ~_# ____ ~_ - ~ ; - 1 ~ - r -_- -2~- - 47TT', , ENTERTAINED -_ — -' ' ç . - . - , 4 __ . . ' .. - .- . . '.'..- - .- -- -. .- . ' -1 ;r~~ ;t -le- - ' ;:.., . - I e i at ! ~_11 '~_ ~ ~Z--_ :-.'--~e.-c-_,:jr-, Students of Hopper Elementary and Sanford Graznmer Schools were entertained by Gary Kebschull and his Vagabond Marionettes on Friday at Hopper Elementary. Hundreds of - -. - ~ ~ I -'. ~ r ~._ . i.' ' ' - - - .'. ?. - r,;-- --_ - . - %ill I- ~ - . .,.. " It __ - . ': - . ~ :__ " ' 5 - t L __ P ~. - 4 / r ! .. - s -F - , — - ' j7r~'4- . - ME-'-',. 'ft ______ area. Thursday after they were ( said Internal Revenue rested yw er &rvice (I RIS) offlcials last year Herring said N was called by forced sonic area dealers to Sheriff John Polk after the men loner their prices to get Line werearrestedandaskedhowhe with prices charged by sister 'felt about "minirmal bond" for "But no fines were levied," that if lie felt the men had sound local family ties and were good Across the nation, the U.S. risks he (Herring) felt they Justice Department reported should be released on scores of civil and criminal recognizance sithout basing to cases filed during last year's post bond. shortage I in not trying to make The department brought 98 examples of these polict of suits accusIng gas stations licers," herring told The operators of overcharging their Herald, "I'm handling their customers either directly or cases just as! would any other through such tactics as defendants," requ!ring consumers te buy Judge Johnson had scheduled tires or other equipment as a preliminary hearings for the six condition for purchasing men in County Court Monday at gasoline. 2 p.m. but the filing of the About 40 cases are still formal felony charges In circuit pending, officials say, but the court negates the hearings. Zj7r~ k_` Y -_'Ii -1 ,~ TODAY Deltona Pro-Am Results -- - suit)," Williams said," it would be 'sour grapes". But Williarm said he wouldn't mind seeing someoneelse file such a suit. "I'd Like to see it done," he said. A rre t d Bacchus is Going Places k -- 7' 1 degree misdemeanor, members on Tuesday Frida) I,, was unavailable for comment Ufl3.duLC by a maximum of 6o The state law guarantees At the Tuesday meeting, the In the letter, Marsee open "pubhc" discussion of aLl days in jail and a M fine. recounted the pre-meeting talks annual Board reorganization Waterhyacinths can present a problem to boaters at times, as evidenced by Herring said he had "heard with Kwiatkowskl and Hat- saw this picture taken In the decisions by elected officials Hattaway' and not4o"Istant past at Lake Monroe Park, near The Lake Moam bridge on the west banks. Ile wWch affect the operation of that the decision (which taway about his terrrination, Kwiatkowski support VihIen for hyacinths will soon be removed by the 'hyacinth harvester' which I. currently located at the Sanford the government, If Hattaway reorganized the Board and declaring that "I appreciate Kimbrough's position of Marina awalting the go-ahead from officials. . and Kwiatkowski discussed the terminated Marsee) was their frankness." Commission chairman. The planned but adued that the termination of Marsee, and th been chair position was decided with "Al ough there have temeit was only heresay at subsequent temporary apnumerous attempts to discuss a non-discussion vote of 3-2. Then, Marsee read his letter e matter with Commissioner Herring said he will 'ons1der s e county attorney with each otle to the commissioners asking prior to the Tuesday decision, a the matter with his assistants in (Sid Viblen Jr.," Marsee wrote, them to make an immediate his Seminole County office 3r1d "he has been unavailable for decision on the future of his violation will have taken place, will probably make a decision such discussions. eff . firm of Pitts, Eubanks, Ross I'll is inherent in the political and Rumberger as county But, Herring explained, if as to whether to launch an in. spoils system that the attorneys. Freeman or another attorney vestigation by Tuesday. Even with a full-scale in. predominant party or faction talked with the commissioners Kwiatkowski immediately estigat1on, Herring said, a may choose to recruit those called Marsee's request individually about the decision prior to the action, and they did violation Is difficult to prOve, politically in accord with it," "completely out of order," and Herring said that the first Marsee declared, In preparing asked to move on to regular not talk with each other, It 0 would "not appear to be a person t3 be questioned in such for the vote that would relieve commission businum violation."Still, Herring said, it an investigation would be him as county attomey and But when Kimbrough and Mar3ee himself, since an in- replace him with Democratic Don't fall into that 'generation gap' by not knowing what's happening at the county's schools. Instead, read School , Calcutta Gin 13•99 er - '" replaced as attorneys for the HARRY KWIAIXOWSKI county" prior to a split Board MIKE HATTAWAY decision on to that effect "indicates It may "attorney's ehtics, at least." protant basis of Herring's # A violation of the law (State considerat.ion was the letter warrant an investl Herring Said just because two burglaries are alleged In the By ED PRICKE-17T federal pricing regulations- sprung up and flourwied during formal charges "doesn't I forget it. Herald Staff Writer last year's gasoline crisis. necessarily mean there weren't ii you own or run a gasoline Justice department lawyers However, officials say it more that they were allegedly station in Seminole County and say they have all but eliminated would only take another crisis involved in." feel you've come up with a tie-in salei, orcircharges and to see the illegal pricing "it doesn't mean there aren't foolproof scheme to outwit other Illegal schemes which schemes crop up again in some more charges that could be par filedlater,"hesajd 'Theseare Donald , president 0 all the charges I m going to fik Seminole's Gasoline Retailers at this time" He said it's not Assoc, said he's heard of the unusual for his office to file schemes, but doesn't belies" charges in only one case where dealers hi-re resort to such there possibly could be more ____ Check our :- It Just Isn't Smart To 'Fuel With Federal Regulations ART SPECIALS Vodka 4.19 .,.. A 1-W White Tavern - Meanwhile. a ,seventh closed Friday for the weekend. an auxiliary The informations allege two of Herald Staff Writer Accused in the hardware policeman, has been arrested in the men burglarized Sem no e store burglar) are animal Formal charges of breaking the police department internal High School Dec. I taking food control officer Robert Ray % and entering with intent to investigation and charged with items valued at more than $100 Campbell Jr., 23, 15IL2 commit a felony and grand breaking and entering. and that the other four men Palmetto Ave., and patrolmen Robert A. Shaw, 29, 2409 burglarized Hoening Hard- Raymond Bennett, 30, 113 larceny have been filed by Semi nole-B revard State Decottes Ave., Sanford, was ware, 205 W. 25th St., Dec. 31 Country Club Circle, William Attorney Abbott Herring arrested at his home by taking merchandise and tools. Douglas Mager, 24, 2632 Accused In the school Mohawk ve., and Hiram Lyle ageinst six suspended City of detective Capt. C.B. Fagan and Sanford employes, including IA. WWiam I,ykens. Bond for burglary are patrolman Larry Hamhn,22,2931 Magnolia Ave., Shaw was set at $5,000 Leon Payton, 36, 1809 Madera all of Sanford. four police patrolmen. H , and Paul Raleigh suspects will be scheduled for Arresting officir 's said Shaw 1 arraignment in circuit court informations just before the Siemions, 22, 428 Scott Ave., an is charged In connection with a ' circuit court clerk's office auxiliary policeman and Jan w city burglar) at Lakeview Middle School within the last two i.r'kc Herring srid he sees no reason to take the cams before the Sen note County Grand UI), which W session next week, but he said "We're 4k Blend $4.79 - — suspect, -------------- White Tavern - ".' By BOB 11AYD W Old Sta gg 4.79 __________ L~ LA - ______ 0 '.-. I __ Attorney Howard Ma fi''- -.L' gains L'?ThdIy PI't'I Ciwbi.4 t•Ct ,~,X - 4' ( ' rnissioner John Kimbrough voted against Marsee's terminatlon, told The Herald that 1 think it WL obvious that a prior) decision had been made" over Marsee's replacement But Williams said he hesitates to "get the cornmission embroiled In politics" Formal Char es Lod ed ' SAT 3*-I 1 AM t W4 p M 7 3.Ii p.M -- _______.- . - -.- - - _______ - ' I --- , , L--- - 2p.x 5~— .,~ - -~ , • possible violation of the state's "Government in the Sunshine" law by two Democratic County (omriiLssirs is tviw' con,idertl b SC mole Bevard hte Attorney Abbott herring, ii Herald learned this week [he actions of CorninistionersMkeHattawayand Harry Kwlatkowski in in- ' . - - 0 North in IWJ21115 .4 M AR , A KX . ~ -f , ______ _.v~~,Znl-f.Tl-_.v~ patronagp boss Tom Freeman, Tuesday Commissioner Dick — . %&__J&_.. 7~ ,ffi~ THURS PRIVATE PARTIES SKATE CITY Dog Track R d., off l4wy r`%v4__Pl t- t f ii, . ! - L -- ___ " ..,ilo S ~ ke%mw ' I W _ x0 . 4kAklam!llk, __ iithWii -. _Ir Highwe , — - " fit - - - - _ - _! ons i era i on By 1311 1 BELLEVILLE HeraldStalf Writer & "i" _____ - - - ______ - . ____ MON ?-00-10 P.M. TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES , ___ - - Cornerof Commercial& Pallng"o Downtown Sanford - _ - _. I - n er - SI*oCOw'tgr SKATING SCHEDU LE ~f-~_-_____ . ______ ~ -_ , ---,or - LOUNGE-PACKAGE STORE a 62 — — — _i- ___ -I __-_ - __ - ___ =_ — 59 — — — a good j 1 I 48 46 _t '4., I 1 1-11 -- ' t. 4I . INfIRTAMUrNI NiGNrLV "aseMr. Postman," Car- 35 I Kidnap" Appropriately, Steve Austin gets to display his .on stic physi prowess at GIY=Oc triais, ordy he's not in competition A pretty va& expert Is about to be I CHAIN GAHO WOMEN fI — 30 33 441 ABC THE = MELUON DOULM MAN "Ooss-Country ~ffffmftvffff 4 I T" ',.lI.__ ~ Of I __ - Angie Baby," Helen [teddy "Only You," Ringo 3tarr ghter in the Rain," Neil Z2 tion, well mounted, with Chamberlain getting good SUPPort from most of the can. /7"'T" IIIIIIIIIIIII = 'Luc) in the Sky with I)it nwnds," Elton John "King Fu F'F ighting," Carl Douglas "jj g. the First, the Last, Sly Everything," ildrry White "Junior's Farm," Paul 91tu I I 11 .b/ '-• '. ' Cradle," Harry "Cat's in the .. ,040 I ' __ ,- ________________ 2JAtqj.cp4) % I 3 . . - Top I 0 pam I escapes to seek revenge. Richard Chamberlain stars as 1 2 3 Dafltes in this lrst TV version — — — Tony Curtis plays Mondego, his 12 W"A I.Val in amour, Lmis ow oas de VdIefort,15 ONLY 1 I . &Two 4ODeccecoio,S 4]Ceico',.rin *foam FAMILY THEATRE -1 e 34 pla vr, v5 36Erc Count of MOic C'dsto Three TTATU ~ fA C 26 R41111,1110yod 38 Rod" 'eOd 2iPiocmco,'v,wv1 flEVCCOP) s SCLMS 9S4K U-4 of Tan-my DOWN . I 62 And oviers 20 RV&d sooed (WN) - A.- _J,.j . P J BOOK REVIEWS (*&*ft . ' - ftdllz~_- (44) No Place For aI .... s ' - TTRMCACDAT0 VADURENRI Ai -_ __ Z -;U_ ~_ .- -.1;." _ I ~_ _~_~ - - _~A~V_~-.=i _ ~ J old, you' re a product of the hemetamanwhotoldhlm that, CapLiin Midnight generation of in a Iwe ous life, he had been a TV viewers. lf you are, you may scribe with Genghis Khan have wondered what's hapFadeout Fade in. Webblater . gure . Over the years. T Richard Webb played that . part, and today Webb Is a good 1.7 book he had given her ears . looking man who doesn't look before, it is the life nf Genghis inuh ld r thin in' did in 's . Kh.w space-hopping hopping he)ua lies _____ 'Wwwrij!da 19-year-OM boy C1flt?fll from 12 ean ghe that kind of book to a ears and hi says its all the girl" he asks, and there Is no planets' fault that things were read) answer. lean a0 Speaking of reincarnation, "My wife, Florence, who is an er L E G L 1:30 (9) Invaders (24) America (35) Fisherman (44) Movie 3:30 (9) Bowling (24) Sports ?Ws (3$) Party 4:00 (2,8) NHL Game (6) Sounding (25) Basketball A: 30 (6) Bowling 5:00 (2) Born Free I 1 • Sunshine Lavi Proce 9 finally confessed the planets did RICHARD WEBB it For 12 ears the'e been Proud" Max Ehrlich wrote it just sitting there, doing nothing and lie's negotiated a deal for me, and making it tough for whereby he'll produce new screenplay for the movie me to do anything, besides." versions of the show. He feels From '54 to '58, Captain he's too old to play the part, so version. He says he's had, for most of Midnight was one of the biggest he'll just produce. And he's things on the airwaves For updating the scenario a bit not dreams they/ I I.. t. I.. 3 LI P'riences some years aft t ha t, tut. re- now the dashing Caplalfl i" happen when he's awake. Both runs called Jet Jackson, Flying tootle around space In a flying are set in the Orient, a part of ('onirnando, continued to be saucer. the world he's never visited bi l. But then the planets Webb has also written a book, Yet both are replete with detail. stepped In, and things were "These Came Back,' which and from what he's read the slow for Webb. purports to be true reports of Now, everything, 's changed. reincarnation. He believes In it detail is absolutely authentic. "This has caused me to His old sponsor, Ovalt.Ine, has firmly and cites a story out of change,"he says, "from a total the rights to Captain Midnight his own life as proof. I . PGDRAAC I I I C C 0 C C I I -and he gave her a book as a (6) Mary Tyler Moore (9) MovIe (24) Bergman Film (44) Movie (9) TBA (13) Reasoner 12 00 (2) JetsOfls i6) U.S. Of Archie Jg A ""a of 111111*W4411 I" FANIff'r I - Old Man (24) Washington Week (35) Bobby Goldsboro Show (44) Untouchables AFTERNOON - I I - . (35) Movies Environment (24) Zoom (3$) The Blue Marble (44) Ne Years Promise 'iO CBS "STOWAWAY TO the precocious uninvited. . ' A fantasy that passenger on Ow moon trip Willi PAJAMAS X 31: From COWAN15 every you.ng bay must &ewn TV license nakes it possible to UP4OEawORLD igi about — stowing away aboard a slip aboard a closely guarded "C__ spaceship on a flight to the spaceship Uoyd Bridges plays T_uNDERWoRLtrT./ moon Michael Link portrays the mission-control director, . i All Planets 'Go' For Captain AAidnight (24) Asceit of . -" Family FBI (9) (24) Black Journal Harlem Globe (24) ° (3.5) TBA— Children (44) Lost In Space 11:30 (2) Star Trek (6) Hudson Brothers Bozo 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky (6) Bailey's Comets (8) Wheelie And Thd Chopper Bunch (44) Herald 01 Truth : . isms am y 6 Speed S dB Buggy (8) Jabberv.ocky (9) Yogi's Gang (24) Villa Alegra (44) Symbol Of Safet 8 (2) Wheii And The 1__~ ~ - ---r.- I I 1 I I (6) . M i (44) Night Gallery (8) Addams Family A L ___~_ - ft Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents 41 Sports Party (44) d Squad 5:30 (6) Sounding (3.5) Speed Racer (13) Movie 10:40 6 00 (6) Growers Almanac 6:25 (2) Dalt Devotional 6 Fence Summer Semester (8 9) Laurel And Hardy 7:00 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie Dollar Man (24) Florida 9 30 (13) Detectu.es 1C C(' (2, 8) Frank Sinatra (9) Adams of Eagle Lake (13) Dick Powell I (35) World (24) Wall Street Week 9 00 (6) Movie . Korg (24) Walsh's Animals Entertainment (24) Soundsta 12 00 (2, 8) Midnight Special (9) Movie (44) Time Tunnel (13) Wrctli, 8 00 (2 8) Movie (6) MovIe (9) Kolchak 4 (9) CBS Reports Rat Patrol 11:00 (7,6,I,) News (24) Aviation (24) (3S, 44) Star Trek C teralt! - Consequences * (24) World Press TONIGHT'S TV . To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration 700W 1 I 11 (9) Lawrence Welk FRIDAY I . Siindatr - MV If i ,#, -C4 .. , l. -- ,'l itory of Pinnochio as put on by Kebschull, a native of Key West. The show lasted enthusiastIc-ally recelsed EML ______________ �2A—Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL I Sunday, Jan. 12, 1975 Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Fobbery=Shootout Trial Tops Docket NAnON IN BRIEF Divorce Rate Declines Aso Dll ar Troubles Mount By DONNA ESTES By BOB LLOYD the trial of a 28-year-old scheduled Monday in the case Springs Police Li Steve Garver week Is a 35-year-old Longwood imported $7 million worth of Vidalia, Ga., man charged in a defense motion to suppress was wounded, mother of four charged with cocaine into the U.S. Herald Staff Writer Mrs. Coton 's husband, Jose the Nov. 1 attempted robbery- evidence In the case. Ptifflps and Parrish were conspiracy In a cocaine Manual Coton, 39, faces federal Trials are scheduled in cir. shootout at the Interstate Mall Phillips and two other arrested at the scene and Miss smuggling case. M. Leonor Morales Coton, charges in the case, agents cult court at Sanford this week A & P store in Altamonte suspects-Mrs. Dean Parrish, Ketteringham was later taken of 200 Post and Rail Road, said. 38, Lyoons, Ga., and Dorothy Into custody in Atlanta. for suspects in an attempted Springs. I,, trial Also on the week's Trial of Robert Dennis Kettertngham, 18, Slidell, La.robbery-shootout, a cocaine Mrs. Parrish is docketed for Longwood, was arrested Dec. smuggling conspiracy and Phillips on charges of robbery, were charged after Altamonte trial in the case the week of Jan, 12 after narcotics agents seized docket Is Grant Wilson Jr., 47, v threats on the life ofa witness in second degree murder, at. Springs police surprised two. 20. Miss Ketteringham has 34 ounces of pure cocaine with of 583 East SR436, Altanont Springs. The self-styled a robbery trial, tempted murder, shooting men and woman inside the food pleaded guilty to lesser charges a street value of $70,000. within an occupied building and store during a robbery attempt, and turned state's evidence to The arrest came after an IS. minister, his 38-year-old wife Included in 25 cases docketed use of a firearm in commission Charles Hobbs of Atlanta was testify in the Phillips-Parrish month investigation of an in. Mary lee Wilson and a 17-year. for trial before Circuit Court of a felony was continued from killed In an exchange of pistol trials. ternational drug smuggling old juvenile boy were arrested Judge Richard B. Muldrew is last week. A hearing Is fire with officers Altamonte Also docketed for trial this ring that federal agents said Oct. 18 in connection with the robbery of three elderly Mid. way residents and the theft of a safe containing between $80,000 Harris Opens Bid For Demo President CONCORD, N.H. (AP) - Former Sen. Fred R. Harris of Oklahoma announced his candidacy today for the 1976 Democratic presidential nomination, calling for an attack on forces preventing "full employment and fair taxes." Harris, 44, told a news conference he would run "a popl&s campaign - both in strategy and in beliefs." Harris, who calls himself a "new populist," stressed economic problems as the central theme of nis campaign. "The basic question in 1976 is whether our government will look after the interests of the average family or continue to protect the super rich and the giant corp'rations," he said. "Both the economy and the politics of our country are in deep trouble. Too few people have all the money and power, and most people have little or none." Lake Mary Facing A. Herald Staff Writer For every four marriages in Seminole County during 1374, three couples sought divorces In the county's courts. In October, the highest number of divorces was recorded (109) for any 31 day period in Seminole County history-40 more than during the same month of 1973. But In November, 62 divorces were tiled compared with 61 in November, 1973 and In December the divorce rate slacked off from 54 to 47, And there are even less divorce actions this month, according to a clerk in the circuit Z'faces charges of robbery, use of a firearm in commission of a felony and ggravaW assault in the safe Kissinger Goes South . U. • Reservations are still being taken for the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce's annual awards hrntn.t in U - ----' -... Sp says Jack iiorner executive manager. Charles H. smith Jr. curmat chairman of the United States Chamber of Commerce and chairman of the board ofSly(y) Industries, Inc., will be the guest speaker. . ticipated $22,962, or a drop of $608,000. The decrease was part of a total of $34 million trimmed from the school budgets across the state, Orange County schools lost $1,683 million from its budget. Orange had been allotted $17,297 million in state funds for the current year ending Juno 30. It will receive $16,810 million now, Volusia County took a cut of 1707,000 with Its expected $19,173 million trimmed to $18,466 million. . Askew For Rights Bill TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) —Gov. Reubin Askew says he hopes Florida and the United States will have passed the Equal Rights Amendment for women by 1976, when the nation celebrates Its 200th birthday. He made the comment Friday alter signing a proclamation declaring International Women's Year in 1975 and prep&'Ing for a hemispheric Conference of the InterAmerican Commission of Women in Miami in 1976. U.S. commission delegate Rita Z. Johnston of Waihington attended the brief signing ceremony in Askew's office. The commission is part of the Organization of American States. Florida in Fueling Around Isn t Too Job Testing Completed TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The Parole and Probation Qualifications Committee today completed testing and Interviewing of 54 applicants for two $27,600.ayear parole commissioner positions added by state law. Circuit Judge James Joanos of Tallahssee, committee chairman, said his committee hoped to narrow the field to four to six names on Sunday. Coy, Reubin Askew and the Cabinet will make the appointments, subject to Senate confirmations. The committee, which has encouraged blacks and women to apply, also includes State Atty. Robert Eagan, Orlando; Asst. State Atty. Janet Rena, Miami; Broward County Sheriff Ed Stack and A .S. "Jake" Gaither, retired Florida A&M University football coach. - '4 - '. /-9 .,r, :. 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(AP) Chief Justice James Supreme Court says he endorses legislative proposals to ban publication of the names of state grand-jury witnesses. "Secrecy is one of the more Important elements of the grand Jury and I'd like to see laws directed toward that goal," Adkins said Friday to the Senate JudiciaryCriminal Committee. Present law has no prohibition against publishing names of persons who are subpoenaed to appear before a grand Jury or who enter a grand Jury room. Adkins said that making public the names of witnesses was harming the concept that anyone can air grievances against public officials before a grand Jury without fear of reprisals. Man Arrested On Drug Charges 'Suns me robe Is Unfortunately many do not seek counselling until after the fact-after the divorce-and life has gone sour for them, he said. Adkins of the Florida U One Sanford man Is in jail on played as a laborer at Bumby According to deputies' Howard van Pelt, 34 Glocca felony drug possession charges Stimpson Contractors, ac- reports, the men picked Sat- Mora Delve, Apopka, reported and Sanford police and cording to sheriff reports. maria up on State Road 436 and fishing rods and reels valued at Seminole Sherifra Department Dwight S. Alen, 18, 1451 took him to Red Bug Road $W were taken from his home are investigating a rash of Cavendish Road, Winter Park where they struck and kicked Friday evening. reported armed robberies. reported two white men-one him and took his boots, jacket MI. Garrett, owner of And at least two Seminole wielding a knife-kicked and hit and a small amount of money. Garrett's Department Store, residents surprised burglars in him and took his wallet at about Willie Gibson, 49, of 1119 W. 200 E. 1st St., Sanford, also their homes this weekend, 12:32 a.m. Saturday on Dean 12th Street, Sanford, reported reported a burglary attempt 'The banquet will be held at j Cameron,19, Road near Lake Baptism, off two black males grabbed him Friday at the store. About $400 The Forrest clubhouse in Lake &Cameron Ave.,Sanford, was State Road 4. He suffered no and took his wallet and $3) at damage was reported done to Mary, Homer said. A "happy In Seminole County Jail visible injuries, according to about 2:36 a.m. Saturday. the door. hour" is planned at 6:30 P.USaturday on a $5,000 bond. He the sheriff's report. Two burglars were surprised At least three car thefts were with dinner at 7:30 p.m. was arrested by Sanford police Two white males, reportedly at the home of William A. also reported to the sheriff's The chamber's annual Friday evening at Crusty's armed with a knife and gun, Schulte, 30, 1019 Shepherd St, department and the Sanford "Topper" award and many Pizza, Sanford Plaza, on a also reportedly struck and Altamonte Springs, before they polic'. other awards for community charge of "possession of a kicked Larry Z. Satmaria, 18, had an opportunity to ransack CHARLES SK11117H Andrew Sulner, 601 19th St., leadership and service will be controlled substance over five 50 Carnation Drive, Winter the place. Schulte reported S.W., Washington, D.C., said presented at the banquet, each. Anyone interested in grams." Cameron was . Park, early Saturday. discovering the men at about 4 his 1970 green Dodge and Homer said, making reservations should p.m. Friday afternoon, contents, valued at a total of The event Is open to all civic- call the Greater Sanford Shannon Mason, 28, 1020 11,.50 was stolen at about 3 minded cidurts. Tickets are Slo Chamber of Commerce. Druid Drive, Maitland, a.m.Sahwday from the parkjng reported discovering an armed lot of the Ranch House white man in her home at about Restaurant on State Road 600, Studied 10:57am.Frlday,Accordingto Sanford,while he was in the sheriff's report, saw the restaurant (Cotdlwied From Page IA) commissioner to terminate Smart man run out of her daughter's Ulysses Harris, 410 WIllow Williams pressed fora decision, Marsee and Inter to hire (Continued From Page 1-A) overcharges have been bedroom and Into another Cove, Sanford, told police his Kwiatkowski then produced a Freeman on a temporary basis contract for the services of until all firms underr con- to make restitution to received since the shortage room. He allegedly came at her 1966 Chevrolet Impala was sideration could be investigated customers, federal officials subsided last spring, officials with a long object raised In his stolen Friday evening while Freeman's firm as county say. hand to hit her and she parked outside his home. attorney. The new firm would by the Board. A permanent say. same screamed. lie fled Into a nearby However, That means that a dealer who A 1967 Volkswagen belonging the firm will be a savings to the county, Feb. 3 be selected to begin on has overcharged customers a regulations are still in effect, orange grove, to HE. Sturgeon, 1221 Mar. Kwiathkowskl said, of 17 per Three calculating machines castle Road, Orlando, was total of $10,000, for example, And dealers found In violation cent over last year's legal fees. When contactel by The was required to lower his prices are subject to civil and criminal valued at $1,318 were reported reported stolen Saturday But both Williams and Herald, Marsee said he hadn't enough to return $10,o to his dirges, stolen from 111-Flavor Meats, morning on State Road 419. Kimbrough insisted on in- considered filing a suit customers. The rules provide that retail Tuscawilla, sometime Thur. Sturgeon's son said the car vesUgsUng rirms for the at- charging a Sunshine violation. Even without a fine, officers dealers may charge gasoline sday or Friday morning. The broke down and he had left it on torney post just "as we would "My only desire now Is to ac. say, the restltutive requirement prices no higher than they were theft was reported to sheriff's State Road 419, It was valued at research any other professional complish a transition" between takes away the incentive for charging on May 15, 1973, plus deputies at 7:19 a.. Friday. 1400. position." his firm's and Freeman's. "If dealers to overcharge because three cents a gallon and ad. The decision was continued to I'd thought there had been a it forces violaters to give up Ill justments to compensate forthe after session, when Vihlen violation," Marsee said, "I gotten claim. their &w'. increases voted with the two Democrat would say so." Few complaints of illegal pens He noted that money problems occasionally cause dissension in marriages, but more often money becomes an Issue because of other things-because the marriage partners are not kindly disposed to each other and then resent money outlays. Jury Secrecy Sought TnIk P! Rev. Lucas Grile, pastor of the west. Minster Presbyterian Church, Casselberry, said requests to him for marriage counselling are "null right now." "Our people are coming to us with every other kind of problem, but the divorce thing is down and has been for six months," Rev. (Irile said. Ralph Turllngton reported today. The county will receive $21,454 million from an an- . -- their families," Julian said. "More economic pressures are being brought to bear on fragile marriages," he said, TALLAHASSEE--Seminole County schools will see a drop of $608,000 from state school funds in the wake of a cabinet rollback of budgets, Education Commissioner -. Chamber Head In- Scinfewd - w-. . marriages are seeking support from husbands who have balled out abandonn previous years," he said. Dr. Bob Edelman, of the Center for Pay hological Service on SR 436, Altamonte Springs, said there has been a striking drop in the number of married couples seeking counselling at his office since August. Suffers $608,000 Cutback - - "It has been really quiet on that front. Not even those from outside my congregation are coming In for help with their marriages," he said. Rev. James Martinez, pastor of St. Augustine's Church, Casselberry, agreed, saying that couples during hard times depend on each other more, Father Martinez pointed to the Brevard County divorce rate five years ago when it was notionally publicized as the highest in the nation. He said the rate was highest there during Brevard County's most prosperous times. "From September to now, we have had less Semlno!c School Budget - WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger has tentative plans for a South American trip next month that he hopes will soothe anti-American feelings in the region, State Department sources say. Although the plans still are not firm, Kissinger expects to visit Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru and Venezuela over sewn to 10 days in mid-February, the sources said. Kissinger has never visited the continent. overall tendency toward counselling rather than divorce, He noted that in recent weeks five married persons came to him seeking divorce assistance, only to leave his law office ready to give their marriages another try. While the marital discord may remain unsolved, the divorce is put off for awhile. Seminole County Bar Association president Ned Julian Jr. said he has seen an increasing number of clients with domestic problems. "Women who were co-existing in marginal IN BRIEF and concealing stolen property LAKE MARY— A full and dinance concerns rezoning all warchoiing concerns on land and is schediit for trial Feb.3. WILS4)i1 IS SChC(IUiCd [or trial, controversial agenda faces city lakeside property to single bounded by Lake Mary council here when it meets at family ela*,iffratlnn The cthr !3cule' ard and St&e Pci AAA hmmmr.thiltwispitnn a wltpess ! Young tampering charge stemming 7:30 p.m. Monday at city hall. will establish the city's animal Bradley and The city must consider the control laws. Associates have asked for from the robbery case. resignation of Police Chief State Attorney Abbott In new business, councilmen rezoning of the Lake Emma Gerald Fitzgerald, which Is to will consider a recom- Road Site, south of the new Herring's office says that a go into effect Tuesday, and the mendatlon by the planning and Scott Electronics Plant, for a witness in the robbery case, request for reinstatement by zoning board that several proposed Interstate Commerce Mrs. Georgia Peterson of Gwynne Turner, who has been hundred acres encompassing Center to be patterned after the Orlando, was placed In fear for temporarily suspended. the heart of the city be rezoned Orlando Central Park project. her life when Wilson told her And is faced with a slate of from RI to R1A, a higher HJK Builders, Inc. has sought that he would kill her or have developers asking to rezone residential classification, to a permit for a year to allow it to her killed if she testifies in the land for light Industrial upgrade the protect the area, develop a 24-lot subdivision, upcoming robbery trial. development. Wilson Is in county jail on A new ordinance giving the Crystal Lake Winter Homes, in At the top of the list are two mayor the authority and the vicinity of Floyd, Goodhart $200,000 bond on the witness pending development proposals responsibility for governing the ard Frederick Avenues. After tampering charge lie is listed the annexation and rezoning day to day activities of city being turned down by the city, as without legal counsel In the of a 205-acre parcel west of employees and giving him the HJK has been to court and back Case and the trial could possibly Interstate 4 and the newer power to temporarily hire to the city's board of appeals be postpned. ' request for rezoning of a 145and suspend city employees and Adjustments which also Sanford attorney Roger acre site on Lake Emma Road. is slated to be proposed by turned down its request. Berry represents Wilson and In both cases a change to light Councilman Virginia Mercer. As for the ordinance rezoning his wife in the robbery case but industrial zoning Is being Also coming up for first lakeside property, the planning he has asked the court several ' quested. readings will be the young and zoning advisory board has times to let him withdraw from HJK Builders Inc. Is also city's first subdivision, mobile recommended that the city do Wilson's case. So far the slated to appear—after a year. home and utility control or- this by resolution rather than motions have been denied. long fight with the city—to diriances, TWO PROMOTED ordinance. The advisory Assistant State Atty. Claude again ask for building permits Van Hook is the prosecutor for The annexation and rezoning agency recommends that ac. Two promotions have been announced by the Flagship U.S. Bank for a proposed subdivision, request from Don Rathel is to tual rezoning take place when the Phillips and WiLion trials of Sanford. Wayne Albert, left, has been named executive vice In addition, the city will allow development of an in. specifically requested by and Assistant State Atty. Bill president, and Peter Jamison, right, has been promoted to consider two new ordinances dustrial complex Heffernan will present the of property owners. cashier. for final approval. On or- manufacturing a a d state's case against Mrs. Coton. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Department of housing and Urban Development Is shutting down the program to provide federal aid to developers of planned "new towns," The Washington Post reported Friday night. The Post story said IIIJD has notified developers it will not accept further applications for construction loan guarantees or other federal new town assistance. It quoted Informed sources as saying the 15 HUE)supported new towns already M various stages of devdopment will continue to receive limited federal aid because HUD would have to pay off their construction bonds if they went broke. judges' office. "People just cannot afford to shell out the $300 to $500 attorney fees for divorces," the clerk said. Michael Jones, an Altamonte Springs at. .tomney, who does not specialize In d1rce cases, said that during hard times there is an FLORIDA Thorny Pro blems HUD Quits Program Sunday, Jan. 12, 1975-3A r----- '-r 1• - ________ �- -,-4•,y Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. OPINION Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. 3 Sunday, Jan. 12,1975--4A Oneida Indian Chief Returns To Sanford WORLD 300 N FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 13 1-M3 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WIlLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor ROBERTC. MARKEY, Advertising Director Iic'me Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. 'Open Covenants The Best A N 1* Xon Overspends Transition Funds South Vietnam Blasts Hanoi, WASHINGTON Richard Nixon has spent crates at El Toro Marine Base, Calif. niittee report, needed both a br oad and at home, Is still sitting in almost double the amount Congress allotted for To keep Nixon's fleet of government cars full Yet on November 9, when these figures were warehouses going to ruln for lack of care.., his transition from President to common citizen, of gas has cost $2,000. The taxpayers are even submitted, the former President had already Assistant Labor Secretary Jon Slender has Congress voted a flat 00,000 to help him paying for magazine subscriptions for the for- exceeded the budget by a whopping $167,000. sternly restricted his employes to "those trips adjust to private life. He has already spent at mer President. This raises the question of who will be stuck for which are essential In carrying out our program least $367,000. A bill for $9,172 was submitted for office the overspending, responsibilities." He set an example by taking We have obtained the expenditures that Nixon supplies, wire service machines and magazine Since Nixon has been pardoned for the crimes nine trips to his home state of Washington, three has run up in exile at San Clemente, Calif. subscriptions. Ws associates have been convicted of, he is still to sunny Florida, one to Puerto Rico and another During the first three months, $107,000 vas Nt idued in the transition cost, of course, eligible (or an annual $60,000 pension and $96,000 to Hawaii, all courtesy of the taxpayers. mflb paid out in salaries to 29 aides, including his is the $17 million t the federal government has staff allowance. The fairest solution might be to we tried to reach him for comment, he was personal butler, maid, three chauffeurs and a sunk in the Nixon estates In California and deduct the excessive spending from his future you guessed It off on another Junket. medical corpsman. This doesn't count $47,000 for Florida, appropriations. A concerned newspaper In New Jersey, the he Nixons' living expenses, nor $2,419 for their But even after he gave up the presidency, th e Meanwhile, one of the toughest watchdogs In Elizabeth Daily Journal, has been crusading to miscellaneous travel bills. government continued to lavish money on his Congress, Rep. Jack Brooks, D-Tex., is keeping help keep six young Vietnamese students from Nixon's own travel from Washington to San two estates. During the first three months of his a sharp eye on the Nixon spending. being shipped out of Los Angeles to Saigon. The Clemente cost the taxpayers $8,440 from the retirement, $52,160 was spent at San Clemente Footnote: The $367,000 In bills Nixon has run paper's hands.across4he-natjon appeal began transition fund. But this was only pa rt of the and $23,540 at Key Biscayne to operate the up doesn't include the cost of protecting him, w hen an editor learned that the six had protested cost; the rest was charged to the White house facilities. no! con.sidered a tra'tcjtkm expense. It :u'iic( Snuh Vii'tnaui'c I'rcid'it N".y'n Vo n eciuse he k'chziicdlv tci'i President Iscolothe83,OOOto5crecncra(eand will cost the Secret Service at least $62Z000 a Thicuand thus faced the likelihood of reprisals if during the first part of the flight. store millions of Nixon papers. There has been year to protect the Nixon3. Another $126,000 was . . For more Uian* There w&s a bill for $3,147, however, for no final decision, meanwWle, who will wind up spent last year on Coast Guard and Secret they were forced to go home. two years, ex-GI Elliot has been trying to get Bob packing and moving Nixon's personal effects to owning his presidential papers and gifts. Service equipment at Key Biscayne. his undersirable discharge reviewed under a law Andrews Air Force Base outside Washington. No Except for the $17 million that went into the WASHINGTON WHIRL: As part of the civil passed to expedite the process. After his written . - t Later in 1918 Wilson explained that his call for open covenants did not preclude "confidential diplomatic negotiations involving delicate matters." Diplomacy cannot be conducted in a fishbowl, especially during the testing and probing of each side's position that is part of the negotiating process. However, Mr. Kissinger's pencha nt to be tight-lipped during international negotiations has Strip Stay Mines Life Busy . . fl aza rd _________ ____ ______ I—I - HAZARD, Ky. -(NEA) Esthetically, 011ie Combs' property has never been much. It's 40 carri over into a reluctance to be open about the acres, mostly up and down, at the head of. u couple of months ago, 10 people were a results of those negotiations when secrecy can no hollow a nd the rear of underdeveloped rurality in death in assorted arguments and robberies, in . longer be justifi ed. passion and in cold blood, by design and by the Kentucky Applachians where "even the ..: ______ inadve rtence. weeds have a hard time a makin' it." It is still not clear exactly what commitments Nevertheless, it's all she has and her great While this was a record for a city not par. Mr. Kissinger may have made which led to the pride. Thus, when a coal company rudely 4t ticulai-ly no ted for a high level of violence, thee In.. .f test (1973) more favorable turn in relations between the vaded the land a decade ago, with strip mining la complete statistics on the penchant of Americans for knocking each other off InUnited Stat es and Egypt, and this uncertainty Intentions and machinery as tall as the trees, dicate that with a homicide ra te of 26.5 per contributed to Israel's declining confid ence in his widow Combs said no. She said it so forcefully, In faM positioning herself in front of bulldozers and 100,000 in cities with O,000 or more population, role as an even-handed mediator in the Middle so forth, that she became something of an Instant a city the size of Cleveland can expect about 179 '" East. There has been equal difficulty in finding out mountain legend. She was arrested for her criminal homicides (murder and manslaughter) , in a year. exactly what agreement was reached at protests, put on television talk slwws, and flown Vladivostok to form the basis for the next round of to Washington as an elderly darling of the then AccmdIng to the FBI's Uniform Crime U.S.-Soviet arms negotiations. Also, the Soviet growing anti-strip mining movement, Repts, the crlznL'ial homicide rate In the citi es TOdaY,wldowCom bs hasretjredfrom thewar rises consistently with size, from 5.9 per 100,000 Union has suggested that Mr. Kissinger I against stripping. She says she's too old now inci ti esofless than 1O,00populatlonto 27.1 in — 70 deliberately allowed Congress to labor under a - for combat. She does keep up "some" cities with a million or more. with misapprehension about the Soviet commitment on drip mine news, she adds, but for the most part The national homicide rate -10.0 per 100,000 Jewish emigration as an exchange for new trade she's out of it. She spends her time quietly, stands at Its highest point in 40 years. benefits, caring for a paralyzed relative in a dilapidated Paralleling the general increase in violence and disorder In the 1960s, homicide rates increased home on the flattest portion of the 40 acres, Some of our allies have complained about the Meanwhile, all about, the strippers still tear up by about 85 per cent In the period from 196011 to failure of our State Department to inform them In th e land. 'no-n. Current data indicate the trend conadvance of diploma tic developments that affect Unues. ' departure of this warhorse Is of more than them. 7be fomer head of intelligence for the State passing interest In the local and national strip This is not the first time the country as been Department, Ray S. Cline, has charged that Mr. mining controversy. For she has retreated not caught in a rising whirlwind c4 doffmtic Kissinger's "style" of being a one-man virtuoso in only because of age, but in the face of changing violence, even In this century. The statistical Bulletin of Metropolitan Life recalls managing foreign policy is interfering with the odds favoring the other side. Times in America, that hard, have swung against the sensitive, militant, homicide rates in the United Stales showed a normal decision-making process in ffie govern- defiant approach to surface coal mining and steady increase from 1900 to 1933, when a rate of ment. toward "necessary" acquiescence, Thus widow 10.0 Per 100,000 was read*d, the same rate as and other antistrippers, once heroes, are today. The criticism of Mr. Kissinger that began with Combs now, In light of energy shortages and industrial This column Is being written In my New York It is, of course, an Irrational attitude but questioning of his style is now extending to After 1933, however, the rate declined for more rOUS by many of the apartment, but in the brief period before it who said all attitudes, and especially than a decad osesharpI JnIMM,bu the about the substance of some of the agreements he (earful, reaches you I shall have traveled nearly 9000 must be rational? I will tell you a secret: i now resumed a generally downward trend until the has fathered in different parts of the world. He The trend away from the hard line on stripping miles. When you read it, I will be strolling along how the lady (eels, because for many years I late 1950s, when a rate of 4.9 per 100,000 was would find that criticism easier to answer if he is Of course most apparent in coal country. Ken a street in Hong Kong — window. Ghopping, myself dreaded flying. recorded. Tlien in the early Igms the trend was Ratliff, of Kentucky's Bureau of Reclamation, would pay more heed to th e Wilsonian principle, perhaps, or glancing out across the world's most reversed and the homicide says this state rate has risen rapidl y as a whole is still "very con. dramatic harbor toward Victoria What made it worse vas that I was in the Air since then. based on lessons of history, that the cause of peace Peak. cerned" about sur face mining abuses, 'but coal as a ground officer to be sure, but ills, of course, jet travel that has ma de this Force is best served when the world knows what coun ties are something else," Bumper stickers sort of thing possible, and The Metropolitan statisticians, using data grow so nevertheless required to travel hither and I hope I never covenants" have been made between govern- in the hills proclaim "We Dig Coal." Mining am blase that I start taking it for granted. Will there thither by plane. I wasn't even given the choice from the National Center for Health Statistics, ments. That is also a good principle to follow in newspapers trumpet statistics which show a be a time, do you suppose, when our children's of walking a donkey Instead: I was just told to go, have broken the raw figures down Into a number earning and susta ining the confidence of one's own doubling In Kentucky of strip-mining activity, children will think no more of a flight to Paris or and I went. Never mind that my stomach of categories people when serving in an open. representative Individuals often equate conservationists with liong Iing than you or I would think of one from churned every Iiine I got on a plane, or that my —For all ages combined, death rates from anti.Americanjn: "What do they want, the New government like ours. York to Washington or from San Francisco palms were wet with sweat after every take-off, homicide between 196011 and 197(01 rose by 95 Arabs to take over?" to 1,06 Angeles? I hope not, for the wideness and or that I couldn't sleep a wink, or3carcely even, per cent among white males and 44 per cen t The pro-stripping attitude carries no mystery sheer wonder of the world are among its most read, so closely was I listening to those all, among white females, and 85 per cent and 37 per here. Coal at present is synonym ous with magical charms. No doubt airline pilots and Important engines out there on the wings. cent amt*vg nonwNte males and fernales. prosperity. Oldsters who remember the st'wardesses get pretty Inured to the delights of Psychologists say that the (ear of flying Is —Increases were highest for white males and Appalachian dollar gloom of yesteryear, and travel, but I hope I don't, and doubt that I ever rooted in an unconscious fear of putting ourread about enormous problems elsewhere even will. nonwhite males and females at aeeI to czvi comple tely in somebody else's hands, reflecting to now, say with accuracy that strip mining here is some extent Of course for some people I suspect for many a(c'a How much this bothers us depends, of course, recording of deaths resulting the difference be tween lower middle class people from - flying itself is a serious obstacle child abuse, to upon our own past history. In fact, there are, at As for white females, survival and desperate privation, their largest homici de extensi ve travel. I once talked to a lady in Cape the other end of the spectrum, people who Says one coal executive: "Companies are Town who had increase occurred at ages 7515, which coincides never flown and was determined positively enjoy being wholly in somebody else's with a reported Increase charged $35 an acre and $150 for each permit to that In crimes against the she never would. "I'd rather walk a donkey hands. These are the types who, on boarding a elderly. dig. Plus there is a 35 to 40 cent severance tax per from here to Cairo," she told me, "than take a plane, promptly and happily fall asleep. "Let the ton. Half the acreage and permit charges are plan." —Victims of homicide are predominantly pilot worry," seems to be t heir attitude, young men, and predominantl fluwIiite vvn to the counties, and ;i percentage of the severance tax. hell, that's big money. You don't find people around here willing to forego it for the sake of a few trees. We worry about people, not landscapes." And so it is that while some people do profit, the lanrL c'ape suffers, Despite a fairly stiff stt reclamation law, great stretches of the FE A] surrounding hills have been wounded. Large ITT of giant coal trucks duadr,ak and damage the highways. Roadside processing plants, at full steam, throw out ever widening circles of scorched earth. The air Is heavy with the smells and grime of cold coal cash. And things will get even worse. Coal production In America this year Is programmed to equal last year's 591-million tons, and a government study foresees annual digging rates of two billion tons by 1985— more than half of it by stripping. Farms will go (600,000 acres of cropland is under coal lease in North Dakota alonei, water supplies will be threatened, ecological and human balances upset. Says one area gloornster: "What you we here you'll soon '1 don't know maybe he has laryngitis!" see everywhere in the U.S." - ' Cosmonauts 'Doing Well' MOSCOW (AP) - Two Soviet cosmonauts reported today "everything Is going well" as their Soyuz 17 spacecraft went into earth orbit headed for possible docking withaspace lablaunched 1€days ago. The Soyuz rocket carrying the two rookie cosmonauts blasted off from Baikonur space center in central Asia shortly after midnight Moscow time, the Soviet news agency lass reported. Deaths __________ •'::.' ______________ ________________ __________ nd __ ____ flight by U. Col. Alexei Gubarev and Flight Eng ineer Georgy Grechko, both 43, was seen over Russian television, .. - .' It was fate, and after seven weeks of her tender, loving care, as she nursed him back to How did an Oneida Indian health, Smith decided to Chief 1mm Canada happen to his nurse and did not waste any marry a from San ford time. with a Swedish heritage? The Smi ths lived for 10 years Wilbert Smith, 78, (whose in their Country Club Manor Indian name Is Coletet) still home before moving to Canada gels a gleam In his eyes when where Mrs. Smith died four he recalls the romantic dr. years ago. Here from Port cumstancesin which he met the Stanley, Ontrario, Smith Is in former Adele Reynolds of the Sanford for two months to take pioneer Stenstrom family back care of some real estate business. in 1942. claim 'o the poslflcn of chief getting the hills cut for roads so "They now teach the Indian through the blood line on the the school buses would net he language in the schools at. side of his mother who held the sliding around in the winter, Aø IrI\ tended by children of six tribes name "Bear (law", Smith said that after Prime of the Iroquois Nation." One Minister Trudeau pushed for advnage of being an inaian is Not overly ambitious, Smith having French taught in all that they do not have to pay 10 said he was "Just lucky" with Canadian schools th e Oneida taxes, Smith said. many others pushing him to Chief spoke to a council of all The Oneidas are found my _____ advance his education and the other Indian Chiefs. _____ In New York d Canada, but career along the ay He at. As the oldest man In the are scattered in states such as tended night school while council, he spoke out in favor of Wisconsin and Florida. working for Henry J. Kaiser the teaching of the Indian Smith retired from active and later General Motors, languages In Indian schools management of tribal affairs tribes from after ~e made the im. orkIrig in design, layout and Montreal spoke French so only provements he set out to do, but drafting. one of the chiefs opposed his will carry the honorary title of A full-blooded Indian, Smith Smith was hospitalized with chief of the Oneidas until he said his family name goes back The tribe now has an elective proposal. injuries In a Detroit, Mich,, so far, It "'1 WJfl out." h4 says proudly, (lies, sys tem for choosing the chief, must date to Capt. hospital and was placed in an John Smith and Pocahantas, and after he retired as project iron lung, When they ad, engneer he was elected head he Oneida Tribe is one of six In WE HAVE STATE FORMS vertised for a nurse qualified to t nan. He felt there were some he Iroquois Nation. operate the iron lung Miss WILBERT SMITh needs of the tribe that he could Reynolds was the only one to Born in the little Oneida not like to use the name help, such as teaching Oneida apply. (Ontario) settlement (he does reservation) he comes by his language, land drainage and q • -. . Henry Blo& Lu 17 reasons why you El WASHINGTON (AP)— Warning that the Soviet Union wants to maintain tensions in the Middle East, 1.sraell Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin says peace can come only through direct negotiations between his country and the Arab states. "The peacemaking is the responsibility of the parties to the conflict," Rabin sai d In a television interview filmed Jerusalem. He added that he doubts the Soviet Union Is Interested in peace. "I wouldn't say the Russians' purpose Is th e destruction of Isr ael but the prevention of conditions conducive to peace," Rabin told the Christian Broadcasting Network, E55 _ SAIGON, Sou th Vietnam (AP; Sou th Vietn amese bombers continued heavy attacks today on North Viet. namese and Viet Cong positions In Phuoc Long province along the Cambodian border, the Saigon command reported, It was the fifth tralght day of raids northwest of the provincial capital of Phuoc Binh City, 75 miles north of Saigon, which was taken by the Communists on Tuesd3y. Th e command claimed 217 cease- fire violations by the Communist side In the 24 hours ending at dawn today, the highest number recorded in almost a month, But the command said 150 of the atta cks were indirect, mea ning by rocket and mortar. In the Mekong Delta, about 90 miles southwest of Saigon. three cNilians were reported killed by Com. munist shelling. Rabin Warns Soviets Violent 10___ : ______ A Cong Positions - President Woodrow Wilson was looking toward a new era of diplomacy after World War I when he vent before Congress on tJan. 8, 1918, with his fainous Fmirt(Tii Points f-r 11C headed list with this requirement for peaceful international order: "Open covenants of peace, openly arrived at, after which there shall be no private inter-nafional understandings of any kind, charge was made against the transition fund for presidential compounds. all the expenses listed defense effort of the 1950s, the federal govern- appeals went unanswered, he came to but diplomacy shall proceed always frankly and in the shipment to San Clemente, because the above were supposed to come out of the $200,000 ment stockpiled $60 million worth of portable Washington to try in person. But after 19 phcne crates were carried on scheduled military transition budget. This is the public view." clear from the ospital equipment to be used in case of nuclear calls, he was still unable to get past a secretary ffights. Nixon's military drivers picked up the language of the House Appropriations Con) This hospital By and large the United States of America has tried to uphold a tradition of Openness in ifl• ternational diplomacy ever since. It is the apparent TOM TIEDE DON OAKLEY departure from that tradition which accoun ts for the tone of uneasiness which hiis crept into many otherwise laudatory appraisals of the accomplishments of Secretary of Sta te Henry Kissinger. By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Stall Writer IN BRIEF JACK ANDERSON Sunday Herald Sunday, Jan. 12,1975—SA , shctild Appointments To Be Reviewed coiiie to us forh o wolm tax help. WINTER SPRINGS—Co. sider if council mer~bers would sisting of one councilman, one called for the city's utilization mmisslon appointments by each submit a list of recom- planning and zoning board of the county planner with Input Mayor Troy Piland will be back mendations for each com- member, and five lay memby the East Central Florida on the agenda Monday at the mission post. bers, to a resolution recom- Planning Council, authorizing 7:30 p.m. City Council meeting Zon ing Board appointments mended by the city Planning the Planning and Zoning Board in the new city hall. and drafting of an ordinance to and Zoning Board to comply to represent the city and en- Several councilmen objected create a planning commission with the Seminole County couraging other similar par. Comprehensive La nd Use ticipa tion on U part of other the mayor's list was read Last Co un cil tied creation of a Planning Act, municipalities and the county. week and he agreed to recon- Planning Commission conOriginally the resolution However, Piland said he did not feel the P&2 Board co d devote its full t ime to Land Use Planning because of the other city business it has to conduct, so he reconunended creation of a Planning Commission to work Congressman Richard Kelly, The eastern office is located Connie Crawford and Nancy with the county and other who represents Florida's 5th in Altamonte Springs. The Bruner. municipalities and put in long District in the U.S. House of office address Is: SuIte 307 The of fice will serve 5th hours in research. Representatives, will operate Elmco Building, 608 East District constituents in the West three full-time of fices In the Semoran Blvd., (Highway 436), Orange..South Seminole County ________________________ district he represen ts. 21701. areas. The eastern and we.ern NEW UNIFOGM 1 Office hours In ti eastern Kelly also will maintain a 'WHINE 11% THAT ___________ _____ _______ offices opened on Monday, Jan. office will be from 9 a.m. to 5 western office in New Port I 6, while the cen tral office will p.m., Monday through Friday— Richey while the central open as awn as appropriate or by appointment—and will be facility will be loc.-ted in the INN' A-MI&FIREW facilities can be acquired. staffed by BobbI Crawford, Eustis-Leesburg area. .11 Reason 8. H & R Block is a year-round service. We do not disappear after April 15th. to their new assignments when will a lso be on the agenda. Rep. Kelly Opens Offices GUMMUL C' THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE ANFORD 3" E. is? St. LONGWOO( 903 N. Hwy. 17.92 Ph. 531.4481 Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Weekdays, 9.5 Sal. a Sun. OPEN SUNDAY NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Other Area Office In Oviedo Ph. 322.771 - - _____ CALENDARLj'I __ ____ _____________ . ' . ' '& - - ' WILLIAM A. RUSHER Are You Afraid Of Flying . Jan. 1 JAN. 14 Senior Citizens Tour to Overeaters Anonymous 9 16-week Parent Elfectivene,s Idyilwllde School Advisory Crystal River and 11omoa 'sa am., 600 W. Sr-434, Longwood. course, 7 p.m., SJC South Committft meeting, 7:30 pm. Springs leaves Sanford Civic Astrology. 7:30 p.m.-9:30 &tTilne1t Center, 1-4 and 436. Center at 9 a.m. Return 6 p.m. p.m. SJC Main Campus L-209, 8 Free blood pressure and Call Community Services at urinalysis weeks. Call Community Sertests, 2-4 p.m., 7th JAN. 15 Seminole Junior College for %lces at and Elm at Sanford SJC for reservations. 7th-day 'Travel Agency Operation and reservations. Beginnirg Oil Painting, 7 Center, SJC Inster Interstate Mall p.m -10 p.m., 10 weeks. Ca ll SJC Creative Ibinking Course for Center, 1-4 and 436. James B. Community Services Office for supervisors, 7:30 p.m., SJC's Sanford Optimist Club, noon Thompson will teach the once a reservations and information. Pan Am facility, 1-4 and 436. luncheon, Sheraton Inn 14 week course. For registration Sanford Grammar School James Hilton, Instructor. SR 46. Speaker, Bill Garvin 01 information call SJC Ext. 377 or Advisory Commi ttee meeting, Florida Parole Board on 325 or at Mall center. 11:30 a.m., school library. Driver Education, 3 p.m..6 "Youth and the Florida Parole Sanford Optimist Club, noon JAN. 16 p.m., MWTh; Patchwork & System. luncheon, Sheraton Inn, 1 & Clvii an International APpUque Sewing, 7 p.m.-10 Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 SR 4G. Speaker: Bill Garvin, (Sanford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier p.rn., AEC No. 38, 8 vreeks; p.m., Central Christian Church. Florida Parole Board Restaurant, 17-92, Sanford. Poise & Fashion. 4 p.m.-6 p.m., W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando, Pan Am Bank Bldg., BeginnIng Speaker, I. Henry Whittier, Watercolors, 7 p.m.-10 p.m., 10 FlU botany professor on weeks; Parent Effectiveness, 7 "Plant Life In Central Florida." p.m.-lOp.m,, 10 weeks. Call SJC )pen to public, Community Services for reservations. JAN. is, ins Audrey M. Dcnath Musical dramatization ADMISSIONS ion" M. Gill "Bumpsy Daisy" by speech and O(flI A. Hood Sanford Christy Hutcherson Lyman High School Band drama group, league Middle John Byrd Viola L. Johnson Boosters will meet Monday, at School, Forest City,7 p.m. Open Jonts M, Gill John A Lawson JrL 7:30 p.m., In Band room Lula M'.be .Ionn to public. Dennis I. MarreroGarca HOSPITAL NOTES - ' _________________________________________________ Pamela J MarreroGarcia Mary L. McCloed The%a Robey AREA DEATHS Altada Wa!hInglon Holland P. Wilson. Enlerpris. Grandea Sloboim, Lake Mary Victor P. HanSen, Longevod - flrndalynn S. Smith, Long*ood OFtVILLE KERBUR BERRY'S WORLD ' WEATHER M - TL - College Park, Md., Mrs. Delores Robbison, Orlando; Mr. Orville Kerbur, 70, 2702 sons, Carl Zept, Sanford, MagnoHa Ave., Sanford, died Robert Robey, Sanford, Thursday. Norman Robey, Orlando; Born In New Martinsville, W. brothers. Lawrence and Bradev Vs., he moved to Sanford two Snyder, both of Moundvllle. W. months ago. He was a Marine Va., 40 grandchildren, and eight Corp Veteran and member of grandchildren. the American Legion. Gramkow Funeral Home, Survivors: widow, Mrs. Van Sanford. Lear, Sanford; daughters, Mrs. Florence Riley, Martinsburg, CLIFFORD !IOWKER W. Va., Mrs. Doris White, New Carlton, Md., Mrs. Ellis Plait, Clifford Emmons Bowker, 63, Sanford, Mrs. Van Lear Royer, of 802 W. 20th St., died Thursday. Born In Pemberton, N. J,, he came to Sanford In 1971, He was a retired truck driver. Survivors include his wife, rs. Grace Hawker, Sanford three sons, Clifford Kenneth, Burlington, N. J.; David Lee, Florida Peninsula Turning Sanford; and Nelson Wayne cooler Monday and continued rather cool Tuesday and Bowker, Fayetteville, N. C.; Wedn.day. Chance of showers daughter, Mrs. Ruth Elaine south portion Monday, other. Jarman, Rockford, Ill., 10 wise mostly lair. Highs mostly In the 60% except 70s over south grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home in portion Monday Lows Monday mornl,i jc,.t extreme north to charge. 40s south Lows Tu$diy morn ing near 30 extreme north to Hazel M. Gilhuly. Osteen Maude R Kramer. Ovitdo DISCHARGES Sanford: Andrew F Crocker Donald C McDonald Calvin Moore Elizabeth B Whit* Hilda A J&C'Ques. casseibffri Laura .1. Bernard, DeBary Lillian Hughes, Defliry Anna Ounhle, Deltona Ethert M. Hughts, Deitor.i William C. Kane, DeIton, Charlel L. Mikeworth, Dro,)r,, Brenda JnSon. r,,n.va Ed*arci D Parnell. M.am'i Linda V. Lewis, 0v1r*0 Carol Cryer, Winter Park Resolve: sa) e more in '7 How do y ou save more in those turbulent times? It isn't easy, but it can be done. Save first, then spend. It's that simple. No budgets to keeo. You just live on what's left. It may tax your imagination, but with courage and determination you can do it. You'll sleep better at night and have a more Secure tomorrow, - -. near SO Miami area. Not quite so coci We'cireway morning Florida Panhandle Mos tly lair and cold, High Monday in lOs High Tuesday and Wednes day In SOs Lowe in Ift - . Daytona Beach tides for today— high 7:47 a m., 5:03 p.m.; tow 1:09 P.M. 1:11 p.m., Port Canaveral, high 721a.m., 1. 1; pm.. low, 1:Oó ''1 r' 'r' '" Funeral Notices IOwKIR, CLIFFORD EM. MOld— Funeral services for Clifford Emmons Bowler, 43. of SO? W. 301h St., who died Thur. Iday, will be hhld Mond5y at 2 pm, at the graveside In Evergreen Cemetery. Brisson 1,,n#ql Horne In charge. FIRST FEDE SA?'dORO 0111(1 F SEMIN LE ()l1O() 0111(1 S,.11R PARK 0111(1 I0,C%0O00I11(1 ORAPCf Cifl OI1IU(I'lt.k', PLAZA SiS lr','f1,,11' k.t l'4 ' �-- - - - ---t - ---' -' • - v - -i - -.- 1A 6A—Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL - -. - - - r_ - Nothing Landlords Happy Productions Take Jump# As SEEK & FINDS " i 4 I Y MC N GIL I Ic ft DIE A A E A R T VROTNJMLOEOR I GWLCC I EAO TERNMSNOOEEURHHO RNNc IOURPAMMDPEMCAA KR REFLEMEONLNMRIRLL AMDATVTIDI IOMNVLAAC - ;; &% i ,#14 ,-r't- v "' - _111a,.,~_ i __ I -- - - - • Instead of yesterday's rigid rental terms, agreements are . - - ,,. Economics, '.,-__` ~*-,",-~`~.-.#.f , --'.''~, ." -. - . 4,. 1 - - - - , .,:.,,'1,*t*1- - _ ~, "' - rlvl __._ '' -: -- ' -. - E nfo rc e m en f - ____ ______ I .- D •' "'______ _____ M s JACKSON, Miss (AP) worked out In line with each show's specific needs and spectator potential. 10t e Ligh ning were catching 3 stills a week whiskey" Economics, enforcement and on an average. That average Don Jones of the ATF region, education have taken the thun. has dropped tremendously," he al office in Atlanta, said that der out of whi te ligh tni ng in the said, while Mississippi — : -- R I E I INTCOMZIEUCDNMO ECVTH I ERTDZWRA I EORD ME LSEBNONMEAORYLMAR R UNNNODIIQAUVRIDWIEM METD I RTMMHMORDENTMD As a result of such tractable method, three Infrequently I simultaneous use, and anotheiv I theater which Schoenfeld says "''-'t would ha ve had one "i' ""' Beverage Division, said, "The moo nshiner is the only criminal shot in a season has been able to our h" give a chance for whom special agents are I " . has had "one signed to his particula r ca L....... Southeast. Specific financial statistics Garner said people once of the more drastic declines," 3 ture. Tha t makes things pretty aren't being divulged. Riley Oxley of the U.S. Alco- bought moo nshi T'T - ____ - a-- - _____ -_zCornne because It illegal liquor traffic is down rough on him." hol, Tobacco and Firearmu was cheap. petitive caution is one reason. "But with the rising throughout the Southeast. -, the amount of Another is (AW) Division's Jachon of. cost of sugar and other inthat the ramified Jones said enforcement citin- minhining in . - tt Etate f ice says Llkgui whiskey gredients, people :;luz I iwitigs which inare finding palgus In South Carolina and dropped siificanUy. _ dude properties In Baton, Chi. production has dropped so they can get bonded whisky for Georgia have played a part in -' much that his Mississippi the same price..." moonshiners are raid, cago, Cincinnati, Los Angeles the decline of moonshine, al- ed,When the still Is agents can concentr ate more on destroyed and and Philadelphia — are now, as Dave Barrineau, an analyst though Georgia continues to _ properties seized. Garner said they have been almost con other duties, at th e ATF's Jackson office, lead the re gion in illegal wtils- agett.s try to raid stills d — _ 1 w hile stantiy since th "There's no doubt about it. said that in 1%7, moonshine e organization key production, he t y are operating, so th ey mill began in 1900, in volved ____ -Moonshining is down tremen.. was sell ing for in corn-' about $4 to $5 per In Florida, moonshlniz1g ac- catch the producers and de- plex lawsuits. dously," Oxley said. "We vir- gallon in the Southeast. _____________ tivltles which once flourished stz -oy the equipment. tuall y don't have it any more." "Today it's goin g from $12 to t hroughout the state are now "And they probably always "We surround the still pr etty wi be," s The director of Mississippi's $14 a gallon," he said. "We ll toically says Jacobs. limited primarily to northern well and mcLstof the time we get Alcoholic Beverage Control . don't think people are going to portions near the Georgia and the oersanet. but tv'v. got -1plqjfln, urn,, Nobody has ever exactly us ,,, , u, moonre wnen y can labama lines. evalua ted the thespIc io 1 "Until eight months ago, we pay the same price for legal Russell Balles of Florida's take off in all directions," created by the three brothers ____________ from Sacuse, N.Y. Garner said. Sam S., e 'The bootlegger Is like a ar. L e and Jacob Jason Shubert --I ? ,..L J f"L 10.1 mit.Whenyoucatchhjmine but a widely bruited eit1mate ...., _. -.-A&--- __ ---.. placehe'sgolngtomoye some- even at today's depressed --' -' I where else." prices Is$5miiUon. Top uni t in :'; : . Wrnhn on tk. 4. ek. -- _________ -Alan . ,..• ATW ii, w si qi wiuu to agent, said his agency Is con. Shubert Foundation, which dis. I tinually trying to educate the tributes some earnings in __________________ " . 3 .!_.-. .-*11;_1 . public on the dangers of drink- grants to drama schools and :. '. I I __ ,-._. $_j -Ing moonshine, which may con. other theatrical causes. __________________ ____________________________________ lain almost anything, ST. PETEHSBURG, Fla. ____ Sarah Beth, a cute 4-year-old Miss Emmert has formed The high regard which JaJ' "We have found that better . • "' '''". (AP) Beverly Emmett, one blonde, was adopted in 1970. Ja- strong opinions about the faint, than 90per cent of all the illegal cobs, Schoenfeld and Goldman 1 I of seven children, always want- son, a handsome biracial child, ly bond. i have won In the profession was IS1y we have tested ed to raise a family of her own. joined the Emmett family when "Perhaps my beliefs are Just - - - i a; -p.. ' When still single at age 30, she he was seven wee lead salt poison," he said, demonstrated last spring to ks old. He's reinforcements of my up-, "We have found in the past surprise of New York Attorney decided to adopt her family, two now. Katie, the baby of the bringing," she says, "but .;r .-;'--_-_ _____ a.',,, . General Louis Lefkowltz. I that stills in the Miailsslppi "I love children," said Miss family, will be one next month. think I • I have to provide a ' • Delta have used unwashed conEiamert, now 34. "When I She also Is biracial, home environment for the kids. tain previously used for hadn't found anybody I wanted Little Miracle, the Pacemaker, commonly used today has five batteries (circles) 'ire was really no red I don't want them going to farm insecticldes.,,not just one ___ transistors. The unit offers hundreds of heart cam,a new lease an Ule. to settle down with and have my tape," Miss Emmett says. nursery or day-care schools. ____________ own children, I figured I'd "The a doption people were have a marvelous babysitter IL) still, but hundreds of them. These people cut corners in better get at it and adopt thorough but there was no heal. watch them while I'm wor king. the past, and now they will some." __________ tancy on their part because I It allows them to stay in stoop to anything," he said. _ 451111 MR-111 ","s ______ An elementary school teach- was single or because the chil. familiar surroundings." er, Miss Emmert is now the dren were racially different," _________________________________ Pacemaker Offers _________ mother of three. The Emmerts return as often Since becoming a mother, possible to Syracuse, N.Y., where Miss Emmett grew up. "We have no rela ti ves here and I think it is important that they $ Developers PACKED New Lease On Life know family. My brothers and sisters are great. They don't By SUSAN FORREST looks like a watch. "I can't going through Ltiat thing. it think anything about my adoptThe Herald Services wear a bikini or an evening would knock it silly. They took ing three children. This just dress with just straps over the me aside and searched me with means there are more nieces SACRAMENTO, Calif. "I shoulder." and nephews. a hand scanner." 11111 have a new lease on life," said Lange had a nuclear TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) all, you don't buy a car unl Mrs. Jones stays away from Mabel Jones, age 69. pacemaker placed in his ab. electric blankets and heating — Land sales are dropping in you go down and look at ess the surprised at first with her new James Lange, 41, believes domen, "You can feel it when pads Lange avoids certain Florida but complaints -" ' "I've had five extra years you put shoes on. I can feel it on grandchildren but "she wasn't cressing about developers who "Sales are declinling but our types of fluorescent fighting. already." " reports Miss EmmeK my belt." Cooper plans not to use his fail to provide promised workload in handling corn________ "I wouldn't be here talking pr ore me nt s, th e state Land Miss Emmert's father is plaints is on the rise particularelectric saw or la There are wn edger. But pace makers for ______________ right now if I didn't have thing inside," said Cecil different activities, too. "For the doctor did not mention any Sales Division director says. ly where companies are filing dead, and Sarah "got very The first problem compounds for bankruptcy and the division lonely for a grandfather younger people there Is a Of these cautions. 72. the second because of difficulty feels it should Intervene to prow cause her cousins in Syracuse. The object of praise Is a variable-rate pacemaker wi th These people cut out several t he developers have in get ting ted the interest of the purcha- had grandpas. Pacemaker each has wider the an extra wirE . It makes the activities but add one. Each money to do the work, Al Baker 8cr," he said, —' "So we got my Uncle George skin keeping the heart teating heart beat faster if the person morning they check the pulse said. The legislature provided 10 be grandpa . He was de' They are among thousands of starts torun," said Dr. Smeloff. rate. In addi tion, he said, costs of more land sales examiners In lighted." Amaicans who would not be The demaniid pacemaker is for mateal , when property purchases here without wires sunk into those with Intermittent The purpose is to get used to risen so much that the devel. were booming, 0 - - . . ... . - to go into corn_____ 4 their hearts connected to blocks. It does not compete checking the batteries. When oper has problems providing pany financial records in more batteries that keep fife going. when the heart is going Strong. they are close to running Out, roads and the buyers complain. detail. - -î At left is the actual thickness and "It keeps them from falling Most pacemakers, though, the patient checks into the What this means to persons What they are finding now is over dead," said Dr. Edward are installed alter Stokes-Adam hospital and gets a whole new buying Land is that they should depth of the authoritative, encyclo. more cases of defaults on mor. Smeloff, heart sur geon. heart at tacks where somet hing pacemaker, said Dr. Smeloff. follow the lead of the Land Sales tages Pedic Official 1975 Associated Press and construction con"I had been taking my pulse Division and look more tracts which They aren't $6 million men went wrong with Eft the Land Sales DlAlmanac. Packed into its more like the television character electrical circuitry. it happen.s twice a day for the last thm carefuuy at how 0 much money vision must try to rmolve, Bak. than 1,000 pages are facts, figures with nuclear body parts. But to children and adults, said Dr. months," said Lange. "On the developer has available to er said. they become about $2,000 men Smeloff. Saturday and Sunday I got a provide the pr omised improveand information on 'just about I every time the ba tteries run out rate of 65 a minute, and had a ments, Baker said. . , every subject of interest If you Some developers have had to ,, WIJI electrical Jolts 70 times new pacemaker in about every two years. on "We are ca"fuI to look In cut back on their '5") sales operwant to have the right answer on 41 Mrs. Jones was shopping a minute or more, life continues Tuesday." more depth at the asssw'ances ations and some have had to hand, downtown two 'ears ago Wt)efl almost as usual. But those with instantly, this portable, that we require of subdividers make land sales In large packare limitations, take so me she became weak. 'Things got pacemakers p r but one zuch as trust accounts for I'D- ages to keep going, he said. actical "Know-jt.aII" edition is a wi th a pacemaker has an kind of black. I had no strength pions. provements and irrevocable Developers plan on losing must for your reference library, vantage not enjoyed by th "With a pacemaker and had to stop. I was out of cs letters of credit," he said, money over the first years of with all flesh and blood hearts breath and almost blacked shouldn't skydive or scuba dive irs AVAILABLE THROUGH The buyer should continue to sales of a subdivision and then deeper than 100 feet, but these in case of emergency, the out." - Instruction,: The hidden urn.' listed below sppw r d, bck'wad, up, down, or dl3y in the punk. Finfod each hiddenname and box It in u1=1111: - __ - MENTOR MERAK MIDON - - - - - - ---------- - -. '• - - -- - -- - , - : - '• -- - - ---•- -•-• .- -- - -- - • - -- - —:. .= _ --- -- ---- - -. — - -.:-• ---.-.-- -----,- •-. --.-.- - ------- MERCtJT(o M irno MILIIJM any or all of the expanded "Seek & Find" books, numbers 2 through 8, send 60 cents (cn' each, making checks ___________ payable to 'Seek & Find." Star-Telegram Syndicate. Address letter-i in care of this newspa per. - _ - :9 , HOROSCOPE - For Sunday, January 12, 1975 - , 8) CARRoLL RiGirrEn A ________ — =_ ____ ___ .- ' I. • — /4tuC)L)Ieu . Keep - ' Single Teacher-Mom Busy ' • . -- ' GENERA!, TENDENC. family. Prepare yourself well IES: A day and evening for you for a new interest you have in to show practical appreciation mind to thiewhohavebeen!oyal to SCORPIO (Oct.23 to Nov. you In the past You are now 21) Talk over with associates able to pay off old debts and new wa ys to be more producexpress good will to others. tive in the future. Show that you Express happiness, are a practical person. Relax ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) tonight. Now that you know the direcSAGI'I'FARIUS (Nov. fl to tion in which you are headed, Dec. 21) Make financial and make plans that can assure property arrangements now . a... - - . - -, ' -' -. • ":. - Hit i On Improvement - - 8Sweai—on u* cot (ab I3Medv! plait t4UaL&JaIte,e, I5Fibefknot, 3Vxri l 4 lDAthCIy OMIpI poIef.ec 21 Stvigaee 53 iretg-ii 26 Happy 2TDepoflst,) 30 Heafl d'sease 32 Seesaw 56 Greek porl 57 Pow,$ui so$ave FACTS... ,edbii of M om 4 ch..kJ S Najtcal term E3 Salad plant itii 281-lead(Fir) 9Cisvedrnoldng 10 D*al WWTJ II S4'$ I? flesaderge, 29 Greek WN god 31 Td'eq 33 t.4'J!eCal atud/ 38 Mewiing 40 Meti d.Iiws 41GrInne 42Tortt 2) Desurves Fer ipeiiaI*r,.in 43 Womans 44 Cease 26 46 4od;cirx: 7 UCla perwuta 48 P&jt 27 DociNat ion 50Footi. pal 11111111111111111111111 ago ill IM all!Jiliij a M _rrAF: 0 "'" jul RolliONut uijluuI ni Jiuuuul W rn F tIII'OT 0 Jit I Emu on Jul.11 Jul mji Jill. Jui agli. '.jjuuiJj jul11Jill Jul Jill luI JIM Jill200i JIP a DEAR ABBY __ 11 1W Daughter Falls mother or anyone else. U you asking. taught her right from wrong, Furn shing Home Tough Budget item By LOU1SEL GILL Extension Home Economics Agent The amount of money available to fipend on house furnishings will vary from family to family. Ir,come, size of house, size of family, stage in family fife cycle, plus values and goals, a ll •— — I Influence budget. Il1 I _______ 7 Dress edge 8 Walking $Ick 0 I f LILj . vocational matters so they 20) Modernize your methods pletely honest with each other beat long distance by telephone, HOSPITALITY, WARM become a big, instead of a and surroundings for greater and I feel a little guilty about 9acemaker and was bbck Smeloff. "If the purchasers decide Tune a transistor radio into lature has required the develsmall, success. Avoid tiffs with prosperity. Get practical ideas these fantasies because none of PLUS 25 CENTS GREETINGS, AND A nst static and pla(e it against the oper to provide to give full dis- they can't keep up the pay. i others. • from one who is an expert. them includes him. it is a little operation under pacemaker wearers ,standing closure, and he ul sho d get th FOR e ments and sales are f POSTAGE off aili ng pacemaker. Then put the (May 21 to June Avoid a greedy person. GEMINI local anesthesia which can take before a radar oven, walki $ 2• 00 & HANOI lUG Should I tell him about my WIDE VARIETY OF , help of a lawyer, Baker said, and th' deve1op,r can't get ng telephone receiver next 21) AQUARIUS (.lj)1, 21 to Feb. Contact persons with de fantasies? I'm afraid he might "In my event, the buyer capital, Ilwy are in a difficialt USE THIS COUPON TO 010(a 1010 and let t1w doctor on the backgrounds different from 19) If ya-i are friendly with ask me who the men in my HELPFUL CIVIC Dr. Smeloff, tector or leaning against th 17" anould look at the property be- financial squeeze," which Is the other end of the line hear yours to learn much. Arrange others, you find they give you fantasies are, and ill told him Simply liii out this coupon and mail it Liange felt weak and his pWw ar with tiv . heartbeat. fore Purchase," he said. "After picture now, Baker said. . dropped "h the ProPor remilf(ance, now for that important trip or the support you need at this he would be very jealous of after a (chocks big Ignition on. I made out to THE _____ "It may come In handy if __________________________________________________ ASSOCIATED change you want to make. time. Make changes In Social some of his best friends. Thanksgiving dinneir with w1m "I didn't have any trouble .jonxvne with , PRESS) to the addrog lndicat,d, Gilt s pacemaker is __ , routines. MOON CHILDREN (June six years ago. By January he when I flew to San What should I do? I("rh i lin~], ( ~I( 4. Diego snowbound and concerned _---copici can be easily obtained by ~ to July 21) You have been PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) ir ,.; r ,V, (J FEELING GUILTY ,lb, ',lut 1'1~_l heart rate," szild OFFICE FURNITURE it u ate new inlown payments, but ge,' - at Study Into Two months ago Cecil Cooper thtin I had a. pacer and wasn't Smelnff ,neglecting handy coupon. Allow lou, weeks ter that new invention DEAR FEELING: There's p -— MAR GE WILLIAMS was at a service station , thcmrigt away now. cGme to tiiat c r.go your work ea.er l' AtiflifliC to be dl(yO,od by mall f eel guilty. You have OFFICE MACHINES ______ / is", 1it. -L a avaiI aivviJviIi WIUI asi in uiur prwxs. ready to move onto the riia.e a,rIgt to some privacy, which OFFICE SUPPLIES freeway. where money is concerned, — Dtscusa Important matters wfth includes your fantasies (P.S. -111 I LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) expert. P.O. Box G-22 MRS. DONALD BELL Let me put It this way: Would "All of a sudden I diunt know LUGGAGE cement better relations with a IF YOUR CHILD Teaneck. N.J. 322-1112 07666 YOU want to know who your anything. I keeled onr," ( CasseIberry.wjnter pr j,.,g, I*rther whose thoughts arid TODAY.. . he or she will be husband Imagines YOU are 1 Recently Cooper returned tylme Prices is $ I for - copies of THE OFFICIAL , actions are radically different interested in humani tarian and during your most Intimate with a pacemaker. "It looks 1975 AP ALMANAC at $2.00 MARILYN GARLpj" plus 25 cents for handling from yours. Get rid of up- philanthropic work early in life, moments?) like a can of Copenhagen under and postage. 8319212 position quietly and expertly. and the education should be DEAR ABBY: I would like Altamonte Spring, the skin," he said. THE HERALD. SANFORD, VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 23) slanted along such li nes. Then to help "Little Guy" who wants FLORIDA Just as the attacks differ, so your progeny will take part In ' . You can get those duties done hi SHIRLEY MILLET Information on "Little People of do paicemakers civic Jig time now that you are affairs while young, and America." If he had called the 134-9212 i NAME_ Mr5. Jones i on her chest ' Fref City feeling stronger. Search for a become a great aid to the Reference Department of any elose to the armpit. She has a geage MOM ADDRESS, ________ . new big car you want, or fine community. See that there are Public Library, he could have I powder puff pinned there to HILOA RICHMOND many playmates around early, saved a lot of time. ar app el, i3j tat, s'øte'. ;.,.t keen lu's' tlin strap from 374-3167 CITY ________ ________STATE LIBRA (Sept. to Oct. 22) A Religious training early, too, Ilrlefiy, it was founded In zip Deitona '" rubbing the lump she says cs'ecà i4I' to k 4 .'4$4H 1 ________ L p,,.- I "The Stars Impel, they do not fine dny and p.m. to be with the 1957, has 2, members and Is one you love for a delightful compel." What you make of divided georgrphlcally Into 12 time. Accept Invitations. Be your life Is largely up to YOU! districts, - 3. _____ Problems? You'll feel better If you SetViflif... - IjT51 - you haven't fail ed. SHE has, get It off your chest. For a personal GENE RA L TENDENCIES: socIable and enjoy recreation Some people have to learn life's reply, write to AR NY: oz No. 0700, A wonderful day and evening to SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) lessons the hard way L.A., Calif. M69. Enclose Sta mp, silt-addressed envelop, please. get toge ther with good friends, Do some thing to harmonize DEAR ABBY: I am a 30. Abby' s booklet, "How to Have interesting acquaintances to conditions at home before they year-old married woman who a For Lovely Wedding." send 11 to build a greater rapport. Clarify get seri ous. Try to please kin has a very good marriage. Abigail Van Surer,. 132 Lasky Or., ur per3onql alms. more. Take no chances with one I've been reading a lot Iseverly Hills, Cal. 9012. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) who dri-ths. lately about the art of making Show appreciation to that in. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 to love and was 2PPY to learn dlvldual who gives you backing Dec. 21) Shop for needed items that having fan tasies during i and good advice, and you Insure and bargains: Garner the data lovemaking is considered your posi tion wi th this person in that Is iital to your success, normal, because I fantasize a the future, also.Spend evening with family lot, and it sure helps. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) at home. My problem: My husband ' - . - T ments. to your savings. Show that you 4, TAURUS Apr. 20 to May are discreet. 20) Ideal day to make some CAPRI CORN (Dec. fl to 8 ABIGAIL VAN 8URK needed change or to put a new Jan. 20) Show your affection for plan in operation. A new good friends who ha ve done acquaintance can give the many favors for you in the DEAR ABBY: Its members are Persons of Our t. , I nformation you need. Th ink constructively. 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AP Drama Writer the the final front money a project entertainment business, to comment on a new spirit of ated on a philosophy of nothing say executives of the vast Sht , boards. convention al NEW YORK (AP) Broad. needs to begin rehearsal tj pers as well as "The important thing," key- flexible cooperation between ventured, nothing bert organiza tion, Broadway gained. "There's hardly a show run picking up the tab for four mu plays, environmental events as way's show supp!y Is up this notes Bernard B. Jacobs, "is playhouse owners and those Other theater owners have ning today that we have not sicians landlords who gist financial season, a trend caged a show doesn't need and well as production particularly development of a constant, dy who want to put on shows, been branching out too, but with given financial aid to in some cannot afford backing to a variety of enter- gratifying to lum arch. proscen that bunch every- namic flow of productions." but which a labor within the Since ta ki ng charge of the control of 17 of Broadway's 36 way tainment. They are revising old one and that is not limited to contract requires. else neglects, the landlords. Jacobs is one of the executive multimillion dollar, sometimes temples "We have to get people under ways of doing business in the of commercial drama, what Is in our theaters," says For without fanfare, the mo. triumvirate which runs the vast tumultuous To attract young audiences, to know that the theater isn't co l ossu s two years Shubert policy theater. domina tes in Jacobs. guls of real estate have been Shubert organization, and management is keenly interago, Jacobs, Gerak' Schoenfeld determining when, where and Help ranges from providing ested in a widening variety of Just for their grandfathers," asb. seris Jacobs. " " a/" '?#': — a --- . -10 • ' .- . - - Sunday, Jan. 12, 1975 Broadway — -•• - I Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl, EDITOR'S NOTE --•- ., _________ - the furnishings There Is no rule of thumb that can be appli ed to all situa tions, but some authorities suggest that an am ou nt equal to onefourth the cost of the house or an amount equal to one-half one year's income should be in-. vested in furnishings. __________ I4i , - ____________ ii �- - -U-- - -ji- . 4 - .. i1[JL.. 01 8A— Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Jan. 12; 1975 PENNEY! OPEN SUNC 12:30 w 5:30 SPORTS SANFORD PLAZA PENNEYS OPEN SUNDAY 12:30w 5:30 CPenney IN STORE OR WAREHOUSE Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. I I __TPFI 1"1 Ii 41 Console color Now $469 Set includes 2 chairs, sofa, and cocktail table. orig. 619.95 Jim LN-411 No. 4911—S only • And, to employ a cliche, the best offense Is a good defense. Or, as Pittsburgh quarterback Terry Bradshaw put it before the Steelers began their final workouts for tMay's Super Bowl IX, "The offense scores the points, but the dcfere wins the games." cushions reversible to solid colors. End tables-5 only available at $29 each-25 only That's how the Steelers expect to stop the Minnesota and stop the that a first -time entry Vjkinis J Minnesota: Sleeper sof a. orig. 299.95 Now $199 10 only ...... Spanish Mediterranean stereo console with AM.FM stereo radio, f ull-size and built-in 8 track playback taec NEW (i1(l.EANS A1 The NlifinesoUi Vikings can in today's Super Bowl IX with cunning and guile-and that's what experience teaches you in professional football, The Vikings have experience with a capital E. Not only (Jo they have the experience of playing in two previous Super Bowls, but they have It just about anywhere you ant to look, Start with the coaches. Minnesota's Bud Grant has been head coach for 18 years and this is his ninth league c'hunpionship game, counting the six times his teams played for the Canadian Football League title. Pittsburgh's Chuck Noll has been a head coach for six years and his only previous league championship game experience was as an assistant. - Tan, black, green durable vinyl easy to clean Clearance ! Electric 3-temp. dryer full size No. 1308-42 only orig. 189.95 I - Now $144 17 only ................................Electric dryer has big 18 lb. capacity, 3 temperature settings, and end of cycle cool .down. in avocado or gold only. No. 3650 Now $144 OrIg5229 Now $399 S .'iOW of " only oilg. si, No. Love seat orig.112"Now No. 60114— 5 only ..flaIr " [iF I TUNA- Gene Sarazen stepped to the l3th tee, quickly drove down the middle ofthe fI he were talking 10 play." • $'l 7 Now 89 O. $159 No. 6082-4 only $ table orig. $90 No. 6086—S only tabl b Bu nch 15 only. orig, e Mark Linton followed Sarazen to the tee, took two practice swings, stood bchbW his ball examining the 515-yard hole, took an other practice swing, approached the ball, • ui. left examined some more then h1' hit ifluu rough. Now 39 v sos No. 605 —' only No. he hollered and slammed the wood into the ground. -. No. 0321 Sarazen sat in his cart and chuckled It was a classic pairing when Sarazen, the old pro, and Union, the pro aspirant, were - quantities limited Family room similar to Illu Sof orig, OW $ I7 $119 Love seat orig. I69.9sNow No. OU 3 only a No. 6084 - I A N only Now orig 12995 _ Maple . Cocktail fable only Only 4 169 only orig. $109 Hox. commode orig, $t,s 1 only Now 69 Square commode ol 99 Antique. white Cocktail table Now 169 I only - - -- - 4 ." strokes behind the winning team. End tables Orig. 4,, j 12 only Now Four teams, headed by professionals Denny Lyons, Tom Tinsley, Stan Usk arid '- =_•—=_i_-, 4. - I- ----- - -- - ,_,,.7' - ,- -',*t - - - -'fl.- - - :- . -* - -- - '. , - - - 'fi - - - - -..' * - , - i- -- AsUnIon took a slow, deliberate practice swing, Sarazen said, "Yes, yes. That's It." Doug Dalziel of Stratford, Conn., fired a 69 for the lowest professional score of the day. Charles Keating, Bob flratzler, Earl What he k!t behind was that easy smile, the knickers and those new alligator golf shoes that creaked when he walkc-J. '. ' Sarazen's exaggerated example looked like he swung the club wi th rubber arm. Mike O'Sullivan, tied for second at 58. $39 '. - , - -- f - Memm :f1A / ,,'-.- '. - .-__ - -.,--------, - -. fl r-cs - - .5~ 4 rr 4'14,(Vj1 , llxn the old pro walked slowly back to his cart, returned the driver to the bag and puttered ucrtvn the - - - -- And then the next day, heholed-out (rem a sand trap on the same par three "You're too loose," Sarazen said. "You're swinging like this." the pro, and Ray Winstead, Fred Davis and Thomas Dwyer, the amateurs, won the Pro. Am with a 54. Now 539 °L 4LS . Then just last year, when Sarazen was 71, he once again took the golfing world into the Palm of his hand with a hole-In-one at the British Open. Mat Galleta Jr. of Glen Cove, New York, Now $59 "CHARGE IT" of Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 a.m. 'fil 0 9p.m. Mon. thru Sat, Open Sunday 12:30-5:30 pm ;-'--, Two hundred forty-four pros are compeling Saturday and today for $15,OW in the fifth annual Deltona Open. Firs, prize is .1,600 proceeds, estimated at $10,000 will go to th e Cen tral Florida Zoological Society for construction of a zoo between Sanford and Deltona. But the highlight of the weekend was Sarazen the old pro, the legend The double eagle in the Masteri at Augusta in 1934 ...the people still talked about No Sartzen has bursitL in hi right shoulder. lie cannot sleep a full s sleep and he plays golf only two or three times a "Wel.1, I think I've got my swing down week. pretty good," countered ton "I'm Just He , live at SlarLo, :dts3o liland, he eUr(rIda rf (oast '1 wasn't too consistent today. I should An •h Ish •.,. 111U417, L,M. c i.. have shot about a 72." belted his drive down the middle of the fairway. lAnton followed with a screaming He shot a 76 and Sarazen shot a 75. Their drive that hit a tree In the right rough, 100 team, after turning the front side with a best- yards away. ball 29, had a 33 the back side for a 62, eight Contemporary table Hex. commode 11 only lg. $109 Now 159 Square commode 9 only ' - orig. P98 II only ____ - N, ,.. $99 Occasi onal table clearance I . - - - -= - - - _____ t J4 orig. 540 - 'unger players are more prone to. Then watch out. There goes Tarkenton. On the reverse side of the coin, the experience In the Minnesota defensive line with such statwars as Alan Page, Jim Marshall and Carl Eller, will not work to the advThtage of young Bradshaw, who likes to run the football himself. Then there's th at five-man front that Mi nn esota's been using in certain situations, and II I the first to admit that his team Is not used to this defensive wrinkle. Above all, the Vikings collectively have had goa l .since last January, when the Steelers weren't even together: not this one.game-at.a..wj-ie stuff, although each game was a stepping stone, but to get back to the super Bowl and win it. the Pro-Am. Theimportantthlngatthatagekto , 4• develop the tha stage swing is all there is. You've got to sow the seeds then." 24 only Chair 607$ 2 Fennell, Dean lAnd, Nate Starks and Ron Lettellier had 70s. Galletta and Daiziel each received $200 ad the three amateurs pla>lng with Galletta received$2Ooapieceinmerchandise. Sixty pros and 180 amateurs competed In lie became the oldest golfer at 61 to stirvive the 36-hole cut in the Masters in 1963. "You can't really tell until they're 18 or so," Sprazen continued. "I've got a grandson who iq 1; qnd ran nlnv mob mipn one time our nnfl, the next time out he can't even beat himself. pine frame Pu. 3033 Now tion Now $49 Bar stools white/black tackles Grady Alderman and Ron Vary. The Pittsburgh defenders are aggressive and quick, maybe too agrressjve and quick for their own good, particularly in a game against a quarterback like Fran Tarkenton. The natural instinct of a front four, especially a young one, is to penetrate quickly and seek out the football in the other team's territory. It Lakes years and years of cxperience to hold back and contain, when that strategy is called for. Noll. naturally,has harped on this all week long.But the veteran offensive line of the Vikings will be using every trick of the trade to lure Greenwood and Greene, in particular, into penetrating too quickly. Minnesota will be waiting for a momentary mental lapse, something invented the grand slam of golf, winning all four major championships in one year. "Fifteen? Boy, you have got a long way to go. I wouldn't want to start over at 15. butternut vinyl - white/swirl Sarazen is 1"2 and Union is 15. "Ile plays well, sure," said Sarazen. 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That's a total of 19 years of experience going against 46 years in the Minnessota offensive line of center Mick Tinglehoff, guards Andy Maurer and Ed White, and Super-Prof tie won the t(iA and the U.S. Open at the age of 20 in 1922. I 'Royal' Dinette set Chairs orig. us Is Ex p erience Crea ky Shoes By TOM KEYSER Herald Sports Editor Orig. 549.5. 21" Imperial side-by-side refrigerator features 14.68' fresh food storage and .51' freezer capacity. 6 full-width refrigerator door shelves, 5 dreezer door shelves. 4 cantilever shelves, crispers, dairy storage, interior lights, more. Equipped to receive ice maker. White, topper, avocado; harvest gold. 4_ )flj5 Knickers And Clearance I I 2 1' side'.by-side sin S kind of game. The Old Pro: Palm Key furniture aroun Orig. Unless he's been playing way over his head the last few games, which is unlikely. Bradshaw has shown himself to be a capable, even inspiring, leader. ' The running game, though, Is all on Pittsburgh's side, with Franco Harris and Rocky Blcier heading the steamroller . The passing aspect seems even, with Mininesota having more suss going to its running backs but Pittsburgh possessing a wealth of wide receivers, Nevertheless, it all comes down to defense, as it almost always has when a Super Bowl is at stake. And when it VIKINGS Now $ 199 Orig. 1266 Clearance ! 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But that docs not have to work against them, not with their defense, The Vikings, on the other hand, have been here before and that could hurt them in the long riln. Twice they've tried to scale the mountain. Twice they've been caught in landslides. First it was a 23-7 upset at the hands of the N:,n:t ('ly 'h!ff:. in 170' Suprr I' I IV. \;i ti I Now 429 No. 4916— 3 only NEW ORLEANS AP Pittsburgh must forget the tradition, forget the unwritten rules, forget the jinxes, and Just remember that It has the best defense in the National Football League. Durable floral Mediterranean style console has a 100 pct. solid state modular chassis and a 25" screen (meas. diag.). Features Chroma-Brite' picture tube aiid a 25,000 volt chassis for sharp, bright pictures, Chroma Locs and AFT for easy viewing. Early American style console. Orig. 569.95 - Pittsburgh 's Super-Job Is To Forget - T.V. ! CCLCKb Clearance! 4 Pc. wrought iron group I Clearanc- e.1 Sunday, Jan. 12,1975--1 B - AA (.'np --. u.h11 ..I,i.... -... i.. I1,1i.... -tu uvnuu.a upvu i IrV•AW on - S_•J. - - - - .fl Fv 4 - - - -L -- - - - rrway, poses poses wiui Ifl1C IflrlIkd yo1mgstr,. IHetald Photo by Tom Keyser) MORE PHOTOS ON PAGE 3.8 Canadian Boxers Enter Hot Ring From the cold northern winter come 16 of Canada's top aniateur boxers to compete in what is expected to turn into a hot contest when they meet an awaiting group of Central Florida boxers in Orlando on Tuesday night. The Canadian national amateur boxing team, making a mid-January swing through the Sunshine State, will go toe-to-toe with seve r ai local sl uggers when they meet In the ring at the Orlando Sports Stadium at 8 p.m. Tile C3midian team airives in Orlando today to begin two days of training before the match. The -- --' ±' fi; -' - ----k - •- ,'-- ,.-- -. - TI' =. team is coming from events In Homestead and Miami. The international boxing event Is being c ordinated in the area by local promoter Pete Ashlock. Ashlock said the bo xing match is "more than a sporting event." "This will be a prestige tvcnt for the city of Orlando and the surrounding area." The Canadian team is composed of four of the country's national boxing champions iu;d three national runners-up. =' ---. - ' . ' ' Sports Stadium Coach Jinuay Williams will Casselberry, Allan Dalton of Tavares, Jimmy Clay of Winter Park and Ricky Zwlercon of St. Peter. sburg. Fred Mi tche ll and Gordon Russell, coaches for the Canadian team. will be joined at the maich by ringside official Bert Lowes of the Canadian Amateur Boxing Federation. Lowes will Judge or act as a non-scoring referee, along with three American officials, who will be sanctioned by the kcal Amateur Athletic Union. 'Zf; - r" -, .- LJ1 - __________________________ �_______-- 2B-'-'-Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Jan. 12, 1975 "4L I D R IU VVU1 ra7 o e 0 I y V 1 fl! Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL V1 . H V*. ,I Deer By ROLLA WILLIAMS kingdom is most coveted of an pectation of placing himself to winter's dreadful bite, m?f!! The Herald Services the watei flowi. "Fiat off," he says, "I got within gun range of a honker. awsiUng geese. AD The hunter will dress himself A St d He will tie on his back In the A group in San Bernardino, turned around and wound up MACDOEL, Calif.-There is in soiled potato sacks and snow, dressed in a white sheet. Calif., last season painted the backing into the geese. And Just PIRDAY NIGHT ABA NHL II A. 201 Ea%I Division virtually no extreme, within the smear lampblack on his face to Ills teeth will chatter and his likeness of a black Angus bull before! was ready to shoot, he Division C) ; W I Pct. GB aw or close to it, to which a mute his nonnal finery. He will skin will turn blue, but it's a fair on a plywood board, fitted it head of the thing fell off." w I I Pts OF GA Art Shois 40 2 Kentucky PhiIpa tinter will not go after Canada spend half the night digging pits, trade icr a goose. In with handles and tried to graze 2S 9 6 54 143 $4 D a rling Jhn Nevertheless, he squeezed off 2 00 S New Vor ; i geese, 4 C'iine1a (7 fl 1 60 St. Louis then arise before dawn, without Chesapeake Bay hunters stand close to feeding geese. I; i one shot and the lake crew fed e 13 A?Int SECOND, It. 0. 38.6t Memphis This artistocyat of the bird food or drink, in fond ex• chest-deep in icy waters, inured I) 7S 17' NY Island 17 is Sometimes these tactics on geese that night, not crow. Mineo la Virginia DeltOna Jet The birds here are was-wise. 4 o3 succeed. More often they fail. Wt Division Division 2 Calgary Bob 20 S Denver Vancvr , Generally the better ones The are "local" birds which 55 5 17$ Guirilela (3 61 1 I Anton "o , Chicago 21 20 S45 is I I IX 1$ succeed once before the stay here on 3,000- acre Mies.s Perfect* (4 Da i ly Double U 6 3900 sagciou.s geese pass the word. year-round. Indiana 17 1.17 ii i s ' San Diego "They know more about the K. City The latest strategy is the 16 21 .4 Ø 7 20 10 93 iTt ',' •-' j. ' "-.' plastic ranch than I do," Hyde says. "Super Goose," a giant " Iustrc Denver Waterflowherefeedat night, GE 'MinOpI ' replica of a honker which is 77 0 13 _________ 360 2606 New York 7S.1n D,ego 95 Mrt?rHI w ~~ l I -fl..... Gt'astChater I. Angefti 21 6 12 II 171 13 — 1 -'-S. listed in the sales book as when hunting Is not allowed, Toda y's I Oam QururL (5 6) 9 and they swim lazily in the San Diego at MemphI "BMG," Big Moth' Goose, -: . L~T •. . .j ,-r •. 1r..-. . : . ql~ 11MG is 6 feet long, 3 feet mide of the lake during the -FOURTH, S 10. C. 3103 3 5 , Mineola Taipei 760 140 3602 hours As insuran daylight wide,weighs Division W Duke 460 and sells for ii they (tw seek the congenial corn $100. BuflIø 17$ K'S Boo Boo Boston it is manufactured by a pany of long-necked swans 23 10 7 S) $93 $72 a Ounie1a (I 2) Toronto 11 9 7 35 ; w Prfect (71)51 90 Klamath Falls, Ore., firm protected bird in California Calf. 112.4 $ 3 11510 NBA whose president lsa member o( and, at least figuratively, r' FIFTH $16 031 ern conference Friday's Gain* ~____ the hliess Lake hunting clun thumb their noses at the hunKA t4arara 700 300 2 40 2 Atlantic Division - . .. . Pittsburgh 3. Aliants 3. tie ___ - -. . - _____ here. His concern also makes ters. Berk ley Yogl 3.10 1 Boston o 13 u; Should the flocks be unIoda Y 's Gam, "Magnums," which are lesser . . . - . -. U6) 910 Buffio I AR 7$ 18 610 7 Califor ffl , geese replicas about 3 inehes wittingly fliLshed, mallards and _ long, ii inches high these honkirs mix ith san Il I, 91-3 V(uvet a? ,r SIXTH i B 3641 Central Division _j car)-) a smaller price tag and hunters, seeing more white New York islanders .it To Douril ASBab 10 00 440 3 10 6 Capital 1. 7$ 12 700 than gray and suspecting that a are sold b) the dozens 7601 Cleveland 20 1 341 4', St Louis at Detroit -. President L ad Steve Hyde, manager of the federal warden has his .__ Guiniets t I 6) i4 oo ~__— ___ Atlanta hliess Liake Club, has sneaked a binoculars on the 3cene, stop 17 25 .ADS 12 cago i _~~ I I ~ - -x Doe, ., Results an i NHL ianwngs ngs -. w ft ______ - -" for next year. The season officially ended last Sunday Januar y 5. llt'wever, a few late reports have trickled in George Searcy knocked down a seven-pointer in Alabama Just before '- - ''H .J • - FRESh WATER FISHING I Tom "lloPpy" Ilopkinsand his fishing buddy, Jake Knight, used their trust). ny rods to good advantage In a small lake west of Sanford. Their string totalled 18 mixed bass and bream. tilll h kr dial \1.i'on \ barton plul1.1cd their to a (thb0I 15 bass mtht Johns Ri v er. Puzzle Lake area. The biggest bass w as a whopping 11'1 pounds It fell for a Ik%il S Horse lure We had ,I Iring chat with Bob King, former proprietor of - -- . - - - . - . - ______________ "- - _' - A 720 I K C Oh 7 73 477 3' Mllwauk II 21 142 1 Pacific OlyWon Golden St 77 17 697EIGHTH 5)0. C 31 64 Seattle io 21 47S $ -- - - =- 8011ton IM, Los Angeles 97 Buffalo 104. Clevela nd 100 Philadelphia 1, Kans.. City Oman. 91 Chicago 116. Atlanta 113 V (64) 7190 TENTH, $16, B. 31.77 "neolaAquarnn 1.60 300 3.104 M,-sflc Spirit 5.70 5.70 3 Mystery Soo 1000 1 Quirilefa (34) 2160 ___________ _________ _______ Pccttjnd ii). Phoenix 110 Golden State 119. Seattle Today's Gainti Boston at Butfalo. afternoon Philadelphia at Milwaukee Chicago at Seattle Tonkawa Ph1,tl1 QUlniela Ill) 15*0 760 TWELFTH. *i, C. 39.23 920 7.10 1.20 I Polly D" 77.00 v.60 Born 12 i OuInhela 1-2 1 t2i,Q Trlfecta (173) 51.51310 H_ M324 ______ = - Wichita St. 106, Drake 92 Coin. St. 62, Tex El Palo 44 Jacksonville Its 77, Pompano Beach IS S0UmwT TrinIty, Tex. ), E. Tea. Ji'ckscnville RlbuIt £4. Jacksonville Whitt 31 Jacksonville WoIfom Wiley CoL A Austin CoL 69 FAR WT Lake City S? Jacksonville Jackson Jacksonville Paxon As 56, 80 Peffeva 3 S) 257.70 ______ ________ ____________ _________________ __________ Clay 73. Palatk.. Central 53 Buchholz U, Leesburg Ocala Vanguard SI. Ocala Forest so manin county 49, west Palm Lake e Sensation Brant ley HOWEY IN THE HILLSBrantley's junior varsity Lake Brantley soared over the mauled Hmey's jayvm na. century mark Friday night, easily defeating Howey In The LAKE BRANTLEY: Collins 124 Hills 10142. 72 Harris 5 7 73, Gabriel 7 S $9. Brantley did not wore less Fallis 6-1-11; Alexander Elliot than 23 points In any quarter. Stamb.er 21 5; Murray 1 0 7; 3-2-1107 Totals 10 21101. The Patriots scored 23 in the HOWEY IN THE HILLS: Menein first period, 25 in the second, 23 3-10 Id; Geltke 6-1-16, Milsienger In thethlrdand3oin thefourth. 39 .Tfer726; Bapps7 IS. Totals 162057 Anthony Collins hit 28 points and Steve Hargl.s co nnected for Lake Brantley 23 25 73 20-101 IS 16 11 9- 17 73 for Brantley. Ron Gabriel HOwy aled 19 and Mark Falls had - dp 4 - - pi - - - $ 4 , H ' _ ... _____ _____ Greyhound Comes Too Late ___ .-. Rally ____ 41 _______________ ______ _____ ______ ______ ___ ':: - -•:. - - -. alk - - -, - - • Mark Linton, right, and Gene Sara zen, - object of awe is t - -- together in Friday's Pro-Am at Deltona Golf and Country Club. Linton 'I 5 :--- 15; Sarazen is 72. Their team, 29,, finished with a 62, eight Academ Photos by •' - .- .- - ~` Outlasts - - ; . Oviedo Lakeview, - __- .__ . -I - - __ ~___. -, ~-_-_ ~_ ____ - t __ __ -..-__ . _____ Tom Keyser) - -- =F_~~ - - - ~ Stu mbles - BYSCOTIABRAHMS herald Correspondent 110 Mt. Dora Bible dealt Sanford Naval Acaaemy three losses Friday night, sinking the varsity 8043, the junior varsity 63-25and the junior school 51-37. Sloppy ball handling and turnovers contributed to ___________ Ali Set _ ______ _____ I ____ ( Ity . _.. _- - __ ____._ _- - r-411111l1l11l,.F-1____ -I.i-.- - - ' — _____________________ __________________ ________ . . ~_~_ - It.....- -. _________________ __ _______ ____ ______ _______ _1 ' - I FOUIS7 ii- 4'. d.- ______ _______________________________________ _____ ______ ______________ _____ _____ __ ______ __ - s , mmFul - - B . eur Ranks C011EGE PARK, Md. (AP) wait to compete for money on ran a 3:58.5 mile Friday night, how I want to make rny money. now, so the pros may not be as - Slarty Uquori is aparently the professional track circWt. but still finished behind IJ. I'm doing all right financially . attractive." content to remain an amateur, The Sanford Recreation supply their own tennis racket Department is offering and balls. Classes will be beginning tennis lessons for limited to 12 women per class. adult women. Applications are being taken Oviedo 9th Graders Topple Eustis 7170-lu 7167-Ill 6972-141 69 72-111 71 70- lii 7072- l 77 70-1u2 .j Heard 0 Douglass 0 January O Graham 7466-112 71 71- Ii: 7)717369- 1 J ,. L ll - - -— -- ?_)..._._ ____________________ RAG/Nfl I- _________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ - 6*72-110 70 70-110 7260-141 7769- 14 72 M , I.' " 14 " 10 7270717$ 73 77 Crooms Freshmen Dominate Osceola -- V .1 C Snead B Zend.r P Funseth T Jenkins OSanders B Mtthell J Schroeder 0 t4evil 11 Smith I) Stanton C Gilbert Classes will be held on at the Sanford Recreation R Caldwell Tuesday mornings from 10-11 Department between 8:30 a.m. m A taw n.m. and 11-noon at the Ft. anl 5 p.m. Monday through C Sanudo 0 but Steve Prefontaine can't pro," Preforitaine said after lie Invitational Indoor Tr ck t. M Barber Tennis Courts. The Friday. "I'm tired of looking at the course will teach rules for Non-residents win be per- R Maltb;e record books and seeing my singles' and doubles' play, mitted to register on a space L Trevino name," said Prefontaine, a 24B Ziobro basic strokes, scoring and available basis only. year-old University of Oregon overhead serve. graduate. "I'm ready to go pro. Classes will begin on 1111111111111111101111111111111111111111 The ninth grade basketball had 12. I think I've done my share for 38-32 February 11 and will run for six 0~ ,,,, teaiii of Croorns High School amateur track." ________ After a 20.20 first period tie, weeks. liquori, 25. is a partner in knocked off the Osceola croottis began pulling away, f F.U."iTIS-The Oviedo ninth ~attle from the beginning until There will not be a of grade basketball team toppled 1:30 remalned.Then Ovieclo seVeral sporting goods stores Cowboys Kissimmee outscoring Osce'Ia 18-10 In the registration lee charged for the li,Eustis 38-32 Thursday night to reeled off eight straight pointz, and works as , ,I television corn. T'huf SdillY 87-53. second quarter. i course, but participants niust up Its season record to 2. mostly on steals from the last. mentator. He can afford a dif. The win pushed Crooms' f ferent view, although he I minute press. will freshman mark to 3-1. Mark Devries led Oviedo with ti. -' The 30-30 tie snapped and also confer with International 13 points. Ar Tim S ta ten led the winners Oviedo suddenly led the game Track Association officials. "I en joy amateur track," LI- will) 16 points. David Craig The game was a see-saw and preserved the victory. quon said. "Pro track is hard added 14, Jim Kennedy worK and I'm not sure th.at's bucketed 1', and David Wiggins "My next race might be as a quori's 3:57.7 in the National ft Tennis Lessons \/Vo fli en Set For Liquori Content In Am Miller, John Mahaffey and ., . - 138 were Jim Ahern, Gene Littler and the two men who shared the first-round lead with Leonard Thompson. Thompson and.Mahaffey had 71s, littler 6, and Ahern 69. 71-63 U.S. Open Champ lisle Irwin OVIEDO-Oviedo jumped to David Harp paced Lakeview had 70-115 and PGA titleholder a 164 first quarter lead and with 16 points and Jimmy lemp Lee Trevino 70-143. then a 37-19 halftime advantage added 12. en route to 71-63 win over The Oviedo junior varsity JMiiler 876)-170 Lakeview in a high school knocked of Lakeview 61- 55 In M Hill 7161--114 R. Pace 6169-I37 basketball game the liminary game. ______ J Mahaffey 6111-138 Oviedo needed every bit of its J Ahern 6969--134 OVIEDO: Patterson 1222L Ward 0 Littler first half lead as Lakeview 7167-130 304: Borkorsll 10 14; Jackson 1 0 Thompson 6771-130 rallied to Outscore Oviedo 24) Browdy 60 12; Moore D Hill 7069-139 in the third quarter and 20-14 in Totals: 3-4 371. M McLendon 70 49-1 LAKEVIEW: Jones 40-12; 0. the final period. Purier 7267-139 Harp 36 16; Johnson 100; J. B 0 Stockton i 6.$-139 C!ennic Patterson led Oviedo Taytor 20 1; Koltotf 1 07. J I c o 7o- i with 26 points. He bucketed 12 T.,tlor 39. Lernps 2-12 Total 76 MCC,ee 7$ 69-110 field goats. M Mitchell 6$ 12-110 Oviedo 16 21 70 111-71 0 Groh 1744-110 Teammates Jim Borkoski Lakeview S 1121 20-63 B kern 1070-140 added 14 points, Ray Rowdy Total Oviedo 16. Lakeview 11 6 Unger 71 69-140 Fouled Out None sank 12 and Bill Moore had 11. E Sneed 7% 49-.1a3 ~_ _ ~= _- -- . . ___ -_ .___ shots behind the winner. (Herald . -, - - although finishing the front nine with a best-ball - ' - - - ' Wonders th im e of an all-time tow record, Mil. able to keep Miller In dew. He it's been happening with r ler's second on this Course, and was second at IM. rnarkable frequency the last matches the lowest competitive It was another three strokes couple of years was an as- round shot in the United Sta tes back to Roy Pace and Dick Lot.z toirnding, 10-under-par 61 In since 1957. at 137. Lotz had a 68, Pace 69. At •• - -, 20 i 1 f .. - -. putting below right, were paired - ' Whats Worse Than I =11 _.- ? - __ 0 4 4 4; 1i ___________________________ 4 I . World Real almost blushing. He actually on this year's tour. the tour in at least five years. giggled. it gave him a 121 total, 14-And it all but destroyed the And when he spoke, there was under-par on the 6,126-yard hopes of any would-be challeng. a question in his voice as though Phoenix Comtry Club course. ers to the young man who won he couldn't believe it all. And it gave him a whopping six this title, seven other American "Sometimes...sometimes I stroke lead after 36 holes, crowns and a record $353,000 wonder if I'm for real." Last year. By way of comparison: Miller, the 1974 Player of the The six stroke lead after two Mike Hill, who had the Year, has the rest of pro golf's rounds matches the largest on fortunate experience of shoottouring gypsies wondering just the tour In two years. ing 63 and losing ground, was . - . - - - - 15; . MA _____________ s 6 1 : Is It - -1 . 40- Paired Together -. - running spoons around th e "Party Grout o ffshore. The big run of bluefish cOfltjflUs at t)a tona. Merle Keller. plir mar.agr, rt•: hitting plugs, cut mullet, or any thing else thrown at then ; Friday morning. Whi ting and weakfish were numerous the fi rst pa rt of the week and a 30-pound channel bass was hauled In Monday wi th live shrimp. PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) Friday's second round of the -The 128 for two rounds is Johnny Miller had that quiet 1150,000 Phoenix Open Golf within two shots of the all-time lttle smile on his face. He was Tournament, the kickoff event tour record arid is the best on _______ - 19 1 -- Governors Wager Bo l a Sanford Total Fouls: Brantley 30. Howey 73 13. In • . nirst Round li Total Fouls: Sanford 19, Mailand 11 FouledOut; Whuuham, Sanford Hits 100 Mark -.4111" But he wasn't knocking it. "It would be good to play for Age 72, Age Brown I 1.477; Thompson 0277. T1990110 10 0ons 774 16 Burth 7 7-3 10; Babbs 00 Watson 0.2 3 2, Bradliy 7-004 Tot all 23. 19 23 69 Surpri s - CorwectjcutClauic Seminole High School 6948 fIrst period lead, then continued Friday night. to pull away from the The loss dropped Seminole to Seminoles. The Daytona Beach junior Fred Washington bucketed 18 varsity skunked the siis 10th poInts forSeminole in the losing graders 60-41. cause, but his effort was SANFORD: HOlingtworlh 7001. nullified by the double-figure Whlgham 000, Smith 1 002; totals of three Daytona Deacher Washington $ 21 lI Brodie 10 o Gray7COi, Pn Ingle I74 10. Brown players 4006 Totals to MairOand , __________ _________ _______ i•.. Sanford Ariz. SL 110, Brigham Young TOENTS Golf DAYTONA - BEACH-Day- with 22, Bobby Burch and tons beach Mainland Increased Hubert Giddons each had 16. its record to 12-2, defeating Mainland erupted for a 20-10 74 4 i5:, Stoddard: "ller ' Mi s the White Sox because It's C, & ;.., ,; i•,ai ; parto home," said Stoddard, who E. Caro li Lake Wotna 73, Baylor 57 FOURTK-D.iIes.Sp.c7: rth $1. Palm Beach ticularly sloppy -. fi rst quarter also starred at football during Arecha 7am. 1100 510 3.007 By CHUCK McCUJNG Gardens Conn. 76, E. Mich. 60 Lyman's Greg Rawlins came resulted In a 22-9 Mt. Dor Lake Worth Leonard 63, west Domingo Juan 1010 500 S a lead. his high school days in Ham. Herald Correspondent off the bench and scored six Mencha II Perez 1.10 i Palm Twin Lakes 55 The winners were never mond and was named the "high West Palm North Shore 34. Qutniefa (371 67,60 points as Bishop Moore's lead challenged after that, al though school a thlete of the year in PlY era Beach S nc oast Perfecta (75) 17610 LONGWOOD-BLshop Moore dwindled to 69-86 with 25 the second period was r Daily Double to 7) 132 310 the most Chicago area." Weil Palm Cardinal Newman BIOLA 53, U.S. Intl 52) blew a 16-point lead but held on seconds left. ----. SI P.Poiee 41 even with the naval academy Asked whether he's inOlivet Nazarene 61, for a73-68 triumph over Lyman But the rally fell short as scoring LomS Glades C en tral 73, Defray 10 points to Dora's 12. FIFTH -Dovbk's.Spec: terested in baseball or Friday night. Atlantic Bishop Moore's McCarthy and Mark Bassett opened the Indian Riwr 64. Palm 6e6Ch basketball as a pro, Stoddard The Hornets from Bishop Mark Roether tilt two-pointers c4asolation Semif Luau 1% Fen'nlnMugut'r:a $10 $607 19 Acidimy 51 se cond hail for Navy with it would depend on BiIbaoTain Soux Falls, S.D. 83, Grace, said 600 W 1 Moore jumped to a 26-12 first to Put the Pme out of reach. Vefo Beach 103, Eu,, Gallie 011ie quick field goals that sparked a Guirliela 0 7) n 60 hichever offers me the best Ind. 81 quarter lead only to see it LyTiian is now 11-1. ?O I Perfecla 0 7) 199 10 brief Midshipmen rally. opportunity, L ake Placid 62. Oketho dwindle because of a scrappy 53 Governor's Classic Bishop Moore's junior varlsty Cle'vAiliStOn 41. La Belle A? &od outscored Dora 9-8 In "In basketball, if the team dumped Lyman .%a. First Round West Palm kings ACidimy Sl*TH-OovOleSpoc1: the first three minutes of the fl thatdraftsmehasall the play. .. Ho C1arl- was the driving MonmouthCol84,Scranton 77 Palm Cove Reach $7 (00) Ne-gui Agurrel 17 20 300 4 Q0 1 lf, cutting Dorm's lead to H ha ers they need at my t ae position, force Worth ChristIan 14. it (or Bisop Moore, scoring Are-thu Anna 3-10 3.10 2 Rider Col. 91, Trenton st. BISHOP MOORE: CcnrwIly 7 15. points. i to i West Palm Classroom )S Domi4w Javi would be senseless for me to 10 points in the first quarter. tie ROrther S 2 12. Fussell 000. Z&f Homestead Colonial Christian Otitniela (I 2) 3700 But that was the closest Dora sign with them," he said. quarterbacked the run-and-gun Iran 011. Graham Sill; Stapp 20 73. Palm Beech COIJZ*ry Day 12 Perfecto (I 2) 12600 would allow, 1: Clark 1622; McCarthy 171$. Sam Esposito, who coaches offerueofBlshop Moore, emijng Totals: 301373 the N.C. State baseball team The rally fizzled, the SEVENTH -D oublet. Spit?: the night with a game-high 22 LYMAN: Chips I c 2, Cleveland 1, *100 440 3004 Eddy JavI momentum swung back to Dora and who played nine years for ' .points. 07; Ravlins 270. Vance 01.4; 1. larri be-ni: $70 3607 Hudaon 53 13; Kaufman 7 the White Sox and the game virtually was AldanaYru 3 60 5 ght 2 0 4, Shueft S 2 12 Totals over. scribed Stoddard as "a fine GunJes. (2 41 37-61' orward for Bishop Moore, 71 20 61. . Peffectis (6,71 $9.40 WHA Tommy Acheson was a bright prospect" who "has an ex: dropped in 18 points, mainly on East Division BithopMoore cellent chance if he goes into spot'for the Midshipmen as he 26 1170 16-73 outside shots. W I T P11 OF GA EIGHTH- Doubles. Sped7: Lyman led all score 17 131$ 71-61 baseball or basketball." Brantley's rs with 22 points. tiaw ' [ng 71 IS 2 44 $36 Ill Dan Gabriel goes Taint 1170 510 760 Bishop Moore scored 16 Bassett had 10 for Sanford. 1520 7 77 i Ill 0*0 3205 CivInd At State, Stoddard's baseball up for Morurl Lame-I two Total Fouls: Bishop Moore straight points in just over w 15 71 1 31 73 139 ()fl 'iLqrcia S 10 6 Chcao lymirn 11 Earlier in the evening, the career has been hampered 7 31 2 I/ Vi three minute span in the first Fot,d Out - Gralton naval academy's junior varsity somewhat by lila basketball NINTH Singlet. Spec ?: West Division playing. He's had to report late was humiliated by Mt. Dora. Arecha 700 620 3(03 Hovitn HARRISBURG, Pa.(AP)- f 26 11 0 53 $70 After intermission, Lyman because basket. Coach Bot.4iy Williams' Junior Phoenix it 14 5 A] 129 It# PeTUMIvarils Gov. Milton JAourre 100 began chipping away at Bishop . Minn schOol Middles were hoping for 19 II 0 20 ISO i ball with its post-season O.dnefa (3 II 60 20 Shapp, who won a bushel ° San Diego is to $27120175 Moore's lead. tow nament.s, has lasted well revenge after last month's 31-a Perfecta (3-I) )2S(0 P/tch 1) 76 3 t 106 In grapefruit in the Cotton Bowl, ifltoticllegebasg,l) season 47 Hick Strnett's hot hand helped heartbreaking Setback to Dora, txt Minnesota Gov. Wendell It (....1_ ..,.,.t +1.... ...... .: .. It-- - . i.' VbIHA Standings have had a fi eld day on king mackerel, taking them on di"p On the way back to camp, we tried one more trick and it worked. Pulling in close to the lake's shoreline, we got the wind hthintl Us and drifted through Soiiie deepwater bonnet beds casting "ileatie-Spin" lures into the open holes. In an hour, we had 20speckled perch in the ice chest. Th e Wekiva River has been on the quiet side since the holiday crowds thinned out. Geor ge Cheney at Wekiva River Haven ('amp says plenty of bream and a few catfish are still land - PCCtL - __________________________ _________________ a MAINLAND: Sights St ln,rti'nCS% 1300 510 _____________________ _____________ h1eet Big Mother Gme, the sportstuan's Latest challiliw.e for Ox prized Canada RAIXIGII (AP) -Tim Stoddard, a member of North CaroJacksonville Fletcher Montana 103, Montum St. 77 60. FRIDAY NIGHT Jkville Sandalwood 59 this State's 1974 national chrunNew Mexico 7, Wyoming si FlRST-DIiSpec7: Jacksonville Pi -kir 63. Jackplonship basketball team, was Eddy Eicrza 11 60 12 00 3 $ U ta h 75, Arizona 74, OT sonvule Tech 11 Menchall Javl $00 4.20$ Fullerton St. 9, Los Angeles surprised the other day when Crescent City 76. Jaxkson vlile Echano Biltia his fiance called to say he had Episcopal oc st. Quintets (31) 63 10 Jackloiivllle Univ. Christian Perfecta to 5) 731.00 Pepperdlne 91, Nev Reno 76 been drafted by the Chicago 34. Jacksonville Trinity Chris White Sox in the second round Ore. St. 70, Calif. Ilan 44 of baseball's free agent draft. Jacklon-vllI.d SECOND-Do64s.Spic7: Temple A. Idaho 63, Gonzaga 61 1700 $60 1.10 $ Jacksonville Regency 16 ChaoJavl Stoddard, a 6foot-7, 225. N ev Las Vegas MffK*a I I . Lotill 4,40 4.40 4 Fernandina siesch ?3. Jackpound senior from Hammond, AWIn IAYOI& 69 Aldaba Befti 400 1 50vIlle Kinney 47 Ind. who had starred in both Jacksonville Qwni,ta (1 $ 35 10 Bolles 6.7. San FrancIsco 60, Seattle McClenny 63 Perfecta ($) 44 base and ball basketball at N.C. Oregon a, Jf*i 4. Hastings Big Q (3$ with 4 0) 97) 00 State, a1d he "certainly didn't Southern Cal , Wash. si Greenville 107. Bronson 61 expect to be drafted that high Lake Weir II. Santa Clara , . Mar y s, c THIRP-Dovbles, Spec 7: because of the basketbell ascain AldanaEIorza *100 660 1.20 $ Ech.ano-Yza Eddy-Anna 400 Quiniela (5 1) 6110 _______________ — ______ ______ __________ __________________________________ MIlDWEST S. Dakota 77 N. Dakota 73 Marotmt10, U. of Mexico Scores ______________________1 ______ I$!i1!_! 65 Jacksonville Stanton 71. Jack SOOvilIC Runes Jacksonville Engetwood Q. Jul Alai Results _ - Ga. Tech 73, Boston 72 Va. Union 106, Hamptln Inst. J&ckWinvIllI* Forest 49 A- 7,3.43 ~- - ____ ___ soum perfelcis to 1) 6170 Big Perfecta 4.3 with I 1 paid Mineola Socrates ____ ________ - Prep Cage . _______ it 1 •• 'x ____ _________________________________ ___________ ~ ______________ ,- - ________________________________ __ _______ _ ______ 300 200 1 20 5 ino e ."'- To - .. ______ • - _____________ .--.-• zali&fs__ffl_ ___________________________ k ELE VENTH, 1.14, A. 31.19 RrOn Spec tre Bottom fishing boats working out of inlet harbor near Daytona are finding grouper in greater numbers than usLil, many of them in the 25-pound class. Red snapper are plentiful but only averaging about two pounds.Trolling boats accomplished this under the their teeth Instead. Sem l F ll Main I + iA"- ______________ Cletroit 19, Milwaukee it - •-' _ _L7', , = ---- _- Brown 79, Columbia Princeton Dartm-.:ii Penn 103, Harvard 75 CoriU 72, Yale 70 Boston Col. 97, St. Joseph', --- :- , - ___ P,rfcta .- — till QuiniVIS (4 6) 10 OD - FRIDAY Friday's Gain 's - Cage Scores W 280 100 2 Portland NINTH, s. C. 30 52 P.' - ' King 5.70 300 3 00 6 Shill 7.00 300 1 SALT WATER College 23 II 361- streaking Mm) QusnIela (I 2) $600 Perf ecta (2-1) soio r being caught off the hank in front of his place. Bass fishing has been slow, probably due to the lack of fishermen trying fc'r them. Camiip Seminole had a few bass fishermen trying their luck. Bill Hawkins' best string for the week was six in one day. Norman Blakey, a visitor from th e north landed a largemouth over (our pounds-a much larger fish than he normally catches. Big catfish are biting in the river and off the bank at the camp, some of them four to six pounds. Lake Monroe seawall, always a popular spot, provided many good s trings of specks and bluegills for the bank anglers this week. Fred Sweet at the "Fishing Hole" said the big bream are taking live minnows along with the perch. - - I 00 120 340 1 Detroit 17 $) 11 70 King mentioned that shad are running In goodly number, the proportion of roe shad excellent. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie ('ogsday pulled in 22 t'n one outing this week-17 of them with roe. Bob also noted that the main river channel is producing pretty fair catches of bass with the black plastic worm accounting for the best strings. The water level in the river is very low and the backwater sloughs are too haflnw to fish, so King's advice is to stick to Itie main channel. From John Lankford at Osteen Bridge comes word that fishing In that area is off but s trings of 20-25 spe ckled perch still are being landed by the persistent anglers. Those fishing around the bridge in the deep water continue to get specks and bream, but bass have been shy this week. To back up this report, we got word from Don Smith at Seminole Spor ting Goods of a haul of 35 nice specks landed by hiss Miller 'ii live riiinnnw. hiss fished the rivi'r hctween !k tup d Lakc Monroe. After a couple of windy days. like Jessup continued its winning ways with a beautiful day Thursday. Lowell Riley told of many nice strings of specks landed by the live bait anglers out of his camp. outdoor equipment at the Plaza Sports Shop, travelled all the way to Georgia and (lid not see a (leer. The day ft he returned, flick Dove downed tw:' in the same area!' after F!'C(I Was hunting with Bob Underwood, nationally known PUtdt'QrSindfl and wrIter , while Dick was in a part) with Jerry Smi th and several other local men. Quail and squirrel will be legal game in the Central Florida region until February23 but d k "II January 20. The third phase of dove season ends January i3 - Rumored 01 01 1 i'1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 Standi 9 .As Usual In Bob Brinkley of Orlando, fishing solo, had 35, and J. Mikell and Dale Graves took 25. Thurmon Wrigh t and son of Win ter Park landed 37 in two days, while another pair of Winter Park fishermen, Carl Smi th a nd N. Hoyt, caught 30. Two days of fishing by Doug Bartholow and Dave Kettles provided 60 perch. Henry Sparks a nd Fhizabe th put 63 in the boat and Jimmy King limited out with a catch of 50 speckled beauties. Lake Jessup has had the best run of specks In many years wi th the size far above normal. Many above the two-pound mark have been weighed in at the camp. This writer, accompanied by Roy Dunsmore and Boone taudell, paid a visit to Lake Woodruff, which is part of the St. Johns [liver system near Deland. Hon Rollins, operator of Highland Park Fish Camp where we put in, told us the spe cks had been scattered, but persistent fishermen had been get ting fair catches. lie was right. We trolled the creek down to the lake, trolled across the lake', Fished sonic of the creeks on the Nor th end with very little results. BOB ORRELL New Year's and his son, George Junior, scored with a four. point x deer the last day of open season. Fred Knight, VIiO when he isn't hunting or fishing sells . • Marina Isle Fish Camp. Bob is sidelined with heart problems, but still keeps up with news of happenings on the St. Johns River. Deer hunters who failed to bag a buck can start practicing . - :.. ' NBA POTSHOTS - '". 1 : 1Qk1n it - - nHf g Standings - tinfin(I Sunday, Jan. 12, 1975-3B f° - * ______ _____ 11 I __ 1073 73,70 74 69- - ci,1, (ip ", BIG MAN! 1AII MLLPJI - �I - . -Z 4 B— Sunday Herald, Sanford,Fl. Sunday, Jan. 12,1975 BEE BAILEY WIN AT BRIDGE çj _:~_] ) RECLIN!N$ Aiz GTAMPS AT E ARET 6UP & -- L ______ 5 __ II WEST £32 V F AST £KJrn943 vA4 32 ::42 1~140 (110 — bYDova 6rauc do. 1311T, HE -),~H% HELLO, NEEDS , W)NMR ..10SCAM) 00C".1 —1 HELP T'DO I - ANAT ~JE IS LONS TIME -_ I IT! kA I V GOT SOME KINDA ME A30t1T I! PLAN 'TO CATCH (~ ---~ THEM KIDNAPPERS! 2~~ I V V contract if West held the king of nesse _______ ___ .• ____ PUkt I Q,t N West North Fast South Pau3T;'ass dearthespadesbutpenow __ pa53 Opening lead-8 & - - / I _"`T\~ 4t !i I 1% .. 11 I ' .V, 1 with a spade and made him lead THE BORN LOSER % I W 41 .; '3J1) M I HXMF, 0144 ~4D q'L05G I rOUND 16 a.u. 1*1 I U CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS LARVNGITIS CLEARS UP BEFORE IT RUINS THE TEA ,pA() ( * - -_ 3M ___ - - ! t ______ . i / IL / . I - L ' - Ill ___________________ ___ Ch 111~ DIET C>4AQr I AND SEE 19 - IS rWIS LITTLE WEDGE OF LOW- CAL 111". HAVEIT SPI-tT 1 -ft. ________________ \ J _____ ... . 1 p 11 r I IPPED CPSAM AND A C14ERRY ON IT? ft ;: I—, % /1 I 11 lI - I ____ I by H.imdahl RS ; SY'S KEC ICE CKEAM EM Fvt!l &iTh!1 - . l\: I__ I— j-- &AJE Ry, LCOW.f_ LIMe, OUTTEKSCOTIcA, .CUSTARD.- GChP 0AITIER ME 600S OF:10MIMUOWS 11 Ir)I OF YOU,0 L MUEll VZ 'MW SPUNGY YMS INID W TOMS!... INEW R . GET VNUkH! I SlU SAY IN10IME WRM \, 5-mir. ~ b -. - . BUT \ L I --- \ - - ( I I ____ I PNEUMONIA! -. — 0 Q -' - 4,1 - - ____ _Z_ A!CHIE WW DON'T (PR5 THAT RIGHT END MS DROPPED CRNION OF CR EE-PYCRAWi_iE:5L.. NEW5PAPER 7 COACH? — ,v (y ISN'T ARCHIE TH BIG GAME COMING UP, AND I CAN RUN AND SNAG I I ____ 111 1 _____ c __ 'i+4:A f-il i 'I RE ARE OTHER w4v5 '10 AVOID GEE THE MY PAWNTER WILL GO BY OIL VE ' *MAP'J WHO'D EVE;Z THIIJk . .. I . . . I Z i ___if-fe-Z? — 5 I-, —I--"---_101 — I \' II ~--J\ W, - , - - C. - " !", I _ bI - 4- i , ~ ~"_ ___m_ _ __ I I -- F ,\ . , - / / / , X // , — A W) ~ // /YJ '1 1 . P I _~ ,_,JI - "logical thinking,, and goal-jetting . Hence, these are paramount among its goals. WIFE is restricted to women, although husbands are . invited to take part in special activities. Special ..take home" work to share with the husband is aLso offered. Couples need to erow too,ether, shqre experfpnces,,, Mrs" Culp acknowled' ges. but often it L -,!_I1:%, not practical for men to attend the course. Also, says Mrs. Culp, women tend to defer to men. This could interfere wi th the openness and effectiveness the group. Mrs. Gordon adds that she would like to see a sflar fuIJjlled her social and community obligations being a wife and mother." course in common sense I've 5een." Slarried to an active A former stewardess Ms. Wall considers herself' fortunate she does not have military man and the mother of eight childn, Ms. Wall says took the WIFE cou rse because "I needed a challenge, a Jolt to leave home and work again. But at the same time, her children no through the volunteer work, social activities and general "good works" over the years. Through the WIFE Program Ms. Wall says she has realized "You are only as limited as the limits you "I'm not a woman's libber," asses Mrs. Wall, "but I did (eel atalooseend, readyforsomethjngnewat a personal level, something that isn't just a spin-off of place on yourself. WIFE, she fee shown her how to be a more complete woman a wife, a mother, and a when they we younger, and she feels she has course . . - person In her own right. 6 . . . . pe th funding will W available for such soon. A recent survey in a marriage and famfly courw indicated that women's at titudes are already changing. "Women e libera ting their o attitudes towards themselves as regards to societal expectation regarding marriage and divorce,-,sars NMs. Gordon, but she also la.ments that there are still too many women with the fantasy, "I'll grow up and get marr i;d and five happily ever after." e a lso poin ts out that men's atti tu changing slightly more rapidly than men's "M des are ales don't seem to wan t to lose th eir particular power in marriage, they want to keep traditional strings tied. want to have the whole say as to what a woman shoWd do. Males are probably more hung up on what is expected of women. 0 0 ISO something to improve me an individual." . _--_- - A 1 i s r C tury . en . It's an "infant" ptogram with terribly grown-up implications for today's and tomorrow's woman. Six months old, Project.21st C,-ntury woman is part of -_ A11111h,1111111111k.. Working in cooperation with the school's offices of __- /,/ Ms. Gordon said, as Just one indicaUon of the need and espnse to the project. A keystone of the project is WIFE - Women In- .I - - W llE p __ i _____ x -----.A - 'I- __ I I 1; rMIM-k . d ' - " -- . -_ -I - -_ --- _~__k - ; • - - i -_ New Horizons 11 - - Aw1 w-i. allow women to explore areas of Information 1 -- SI I - / / U (Jj - - - ' ,,-, . FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Th.vu - '1 i. 1. 9ARATE ~ -~_ I ___ _4 - ,7 1-1i ) )i ~ , I __ . / , .a,~Ll_ , / . , , __Ir f- J ! i ,r ., I I ( - - / .i. L-artri-I I 1 'w4 kc DO w r ________________ 4A1 C\LLED " -r.:' E NG I 1, . .,_-1 I- - I I 10 . ) L --------------. - _-, -3 - - --- k - __ ___1' -- - . _________ - - 0 - ...--- - ?. . ED i, I '. -.- _ ___ __ __ _ = a • ..,,_ ___-- - - .' • '. - -- -. ________ ' ' - . - IT., .., .- -. I - p - / -. - -. . - . A . /I .. — •- . I --- Meanwhile, here is ,a .whedule of just some of the courses coming up or a Z~_,- - - __ - . I ____ - -.-- I%b. I . -~ I . - Jan.9.7 p.m., 1.*iw for Women; Jan. 13,7 pm., Parent - _ __= 0, baawrigs;._ .M.. lisdo.,.111110- -_ --- . a M — •- - — -? •1- ,. many women, According to 4. Nine out of 10 will wnrk theWomen'sBureauoftlie outside the home at some U.S. Department of Labor time. facts show most modem 5 At least six out of 10 women will be playing dual will work fl time ou tside roles as homemakers t he ho;neforupto 30 years. and wage earnees — for a 6. At least one in 10 will variety of reasons, be widowed bef ore she is Following are some So, statistics and predidio 7 At least one In 10 will which support the buau's be the head of the family . - __R~~- A M __ - . - - , - __ __a_ _____- - --- 1 : t.- -- - I. The average life exPectancy o(women to&y is .,oiii1=1111111111 9. Three in 10 will go to college 75 yeam I - ,- - -. And another divorce workshop Is on the drawing Jan 4, 9 30 a.m.. iEF, Jan in theSovU't Union. - _-~~-__-M___ - - -_ tlSlOfl - __ J. - 33 \_ - le 0 = — -- .' JS-'Y lo., I/ J10, . / v . ?_ by Frank Hill J s .:Ir~ ,_ I / I I I J , I 1 E KIND Of .- . , SHORBS — I fj / I X HoPe X GT $0ME % (i 7 - SCHOOL 4vd . - More important, it helps sonic women realize tht,~ ilre capableofmnkingchlces and that they are capable 'f considering careers It is part of a wideangIng, innovative Communit, Services program at SJC, he schedulin g includes cot ess Inquilting,lawforwomen,sliniandim exercise classes, and self defense. in addition to the upcoming wIFE course, Project 21st Century Woman a1 hopes to hold courses in serti v training (r omtn, and for o:nen in super I • "-30 p rn ,FamII> li fe June Gordontkft) and Maggie Culp plan a )ear of ;tImWatlng acth ith f or t - oit I -.- - -. 'T iri-.,' - - - t -r.: i -- .. -- - - " S ' . -,----a--'--- •-r- -S • - ' :"- • - '. •-' i.._,..• -, -' ( I - -. -'—a -'--"---' - —=--' . ------- ,- -. ' - . ---- -' i____•_ ' ' . . A-_ i -. __ C. _t. an Z .eav Ab,out 150 women have come in for interviews wid F Ir ;I g . ! I At th e same time, WIF E acknowledges that many women have not yet developed the powers or habits of 7bese are mental "trap" fallen into, according to Ms. Culp. At the same time, she cautions women in WIFE of the danger of failing into new traps, such as 11don't marry,so or "don't have chUdren.11 IWhile many of the women who have uiken the course are middle-class housewives not yet seriously considering havmg to work, Mrs. lp adds that the current economic situation makes a course like WIFE critical. "More women will have to go to work, and instead of Altamonte Springs housewife Pat Wall says, out of my vacuum stage, N1__ project offers counseling. testing, tion courses, monthly seminars, film series, wcmen's fairs-iii short, ever> thing th4it relates to women's needs in this EEK So MEEK ,I A&AIMANR. r, a fool." -`N Continuing Education and Student Development, the PERT/I" R5n il.LA JT I DEA ! I JA5MAIN TRAVEL IM "Women believe they should be intuitive," says Mrs. Gordon, "when in women simply d develop powers because we — society — aflow them to do . who believes a woman can't think logically is says that one of the purposes of WIFE is she has been exposed to, such as "a woman should ma rry," "a woman should have chil dren ," "a woman should feel, dress, or think a certain way." One Wife Says That WIFE from fact about themselves and the world they live in. SJC's effort to prepare women of all ages for their thangmgroIea>ssJune Gordon, couselor and V 3 Another Ms. Culp, to help Her emphasis is on the word choose. It's not. It's Seminole Junior College fact, 17 = running about helter skelter, they need to know what options are available, what shod training is bein g offer ed ," adding, "we are not j ust recruiting students for SJC; we r ef er them all the schools in th e , don 't women 's so many different thinp to different people. "We never pres=e a woman to what a would want her to be. That would be a foolish choice. to be something she doesn't want to be." "One main purpose of WIFE is to help women get in touch with their own values, define things in their own terms, set goals for themselves," says Ms. Culp. NPOMY is shot down for being ,just a housewife.,bul they"tire udmonished not to call it being ,jtlst a housewife, if that is what they truly choose to do, Ms. Gordon Ntressed. Pro ject 21st Cent ury Sounds like science fiction. I .(, 9 - V; ~` r T Two 5 OR 4IC \ GIME 1 C)T Infant' Program Serves Grown=Up Gals ______ 2 obMontana NCE W BARIN IN MIND ; 1.11 ' A L ,, Project 21st. Century Woman, a sponsor of WIFE. .1 rd,pi - jjjjIIi 11f cmtinui.rw their education od- training to acquire prac. eable skills to help them anume the wage. earning roles many, no doubt, will have to assume. Seminole Junior CA)Ilege, (SJC), through its Offices of Continuing Education, Student Development, and now Project 21st Century Women, tackles this problem head. on with a six-wcek cmwse called WIFE - Women In. terested in Future EdcaUon. "Most girLs do not we LtletnSelVe!l as achievers." That's what the U.S. Department of labor's Women's Bureau says stat isti cs have proven. And the experiences of Ms. Maggie Culp. counsel ing psychologist at SJC and developer of WIFE bears this statement out dramatically. Too many women say, "I'm noth,ing but a housiwife," or "I'm not as bright as the oth er students," or "I don't think I'm very good at anything," says Ms. Culp. "And they're Insuring thew o failure by feeling this way about themselves," she added. As a counseling psychologist at Northern Virginia Community College in Washington, D.C., she saidshe was appalled at the number of women coming back to school, - "with everything going for them," who, nevertheless, did not finish school. e at tributed this failure to negative self concept, not to real inability to perform. When she came to SJC, Ms. Culp saw the same thing, but compounded because women weren't even entering - i me vvoman r Because, in WIFE, th e emphasis is on choice. Ms. Gordon br is tles at th e suggestion that all of this sounds like "women's liberation." Strongly in support of this concept of a woman choosing the lifestyle that will bring her most self• fulfilment, is June Gordon, counselor and coordinator of - I -r r, q., j 11 %tortoo WINTH jOP Ir 0 • L LQN&JO,HS ARE / 11-o , , "(I _ ______ • I .. dk - by Al DON'T WANT TO CATCH PNEUM NIA, . ( .., _________________ - I ~ _ ."11"i - . ... WE THE GIRLS IN .., ... - ___ NONSENSE, DEAR AT BAL LET SCI-1001- NOW DO AS WILL LAUGW MOTI-115-RI, SAYS Out - _ , A ,.- . S POP PRISCIL ALI Worpr4 a .64 a- . SM"ER ..e . -- ! - It CLOW&L 6UNKLEY,AM OFF MAIN -M / & Y ME. Wl! WANNA N "l'n)(oodunbtotrytOgobçktohl" This notion - and similar self-d efeating, negative concepts about themselves prevent many women from I - I BUGS BUNNY KI "— — ,/-/ 1111 r Year me "About 80 per cent of the women who have taken WIFE have gone on for further education or training," id Ms. Culp. She stresses, however, it is just as valid for woman to decide tom at hoe, If that is what she chooses. and productively — 75 years to further her education or traittinL to pure a caree r, marry, raise children, w or k __ ___ _____ I / . g after participating in WIFE. And many others have evaluated the program with similar positive statements. That means after childhood, adolescence and basic' W J ________ __ the school! &, a pilot WIFE progr am was star ted in Seminole Counts. 'l feel Icangotoschool; I'm not wo dumb " That was the statement one local housewife wrote 11 -, , lc_- LT — AO'Ll Ictions are that a woman's life expectancy . by I K Ryan pyr--Pyr,0 NOOLZ I-I'L - - - , -0 . GIA)RIADROGOSZ lleraldSff Writer _0417-vj — - — . ___ - -. TUMBLEWEED Young N . V __ * -1 _ t ___ BLON DIE . 17;M7_- - - _: -. 74 -=__ ___ ___ ., ; . Ia..00 do / -- I 5 I \fl IML;* — - ___ =_ RM =12=5 - 44P _____ - ______ Stepping C)ut into IAWM ,6464W.1 -- - 175ffAUY.4 LFf- np.. v _ by Garry Trudeau _______ Li ______ ,_ - !-% - ___ . 1. 6i . - ii- ~Iff_ 'S 8KING THEiR 8ACKS (1) MN EAPPLE. DCXJSLE BANANA M - I . -I - The year 2000 Is Just around the corner. And when It FOR MSERT ID L E.P4~ CMOCCXA, E. STRAWE ERRY. k i , ., I " I V OF. • I rJ' -_ &A -N z4 " 000NESBURY by Larry Lewis — I i' . - I i t I L . r q - WW. i Which one should he try? East do you do now' was more likely to hold U king An swer Monday (t _________________ . . - I& " Your partner bids four clubs l V/ . IWA9T(A TO COME IN EARL'y TlDh"ROW ie a What do you do now" remember when two finesses -I 8USINLS FUNNY 'TI Pr-" ~TMU I. Roger Soften By - i. S #I*' '.' 4 ULtIi ___ - ~~_ The bidding clubs to bring home his three ntkruinp contract. If both the SSEt \utit Lul queen of hearts and king of Pass IV Pass clubs were placed nicely in the Pass 21N T Pass West hand he could score 12 You. South. hold Snnnm by A = VI ___ 4 / C .111, %V neededfourtnckslnheartsand W-~ _;. - 11 • -- IrP i dummy. tie could count on two I - N L4' Pessimistic Pete hitched -- - 1 1 satisfied with nine. Ile won the second spade, cashed all the red - ___ I ___ - I- 41, leads Pete led his Jack of hearts and let it ride. East could do no East-West vulnerable - 76 hearts he could still make his So,afterwirmingthespade -111, 2'! j , r [7 '~/1 Sunday, Jan. 12, 197JC t unable to come to nine tricks by means of a successful heart AA96 ALLEY OOP Sunday Herald, Sanford, H. . factor. The factor was: If he I - WOMEN cuii tn to WC queen of hearts. He had made a vulnerable spade overcall, but that wasn't the determining S 0 • .' NORTH (D) 75 V K 1097 1 000 0 _7') MRS ' I. I byDickTurner CARNIVAL Wrt Walker 'i----,4_r jt �— 2C—Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL NANCv'c Sunday, Jan. 12, 1975 - NWCMttTCC Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • I I I Burke -Smith Say Vows In Open Air Ceremon y' Goin' Places, Doin' Things by Nancy Booth, Herald Correspondent Brown-Johnson Marry - I - - 'Scouts Meet . ..- Miss Gladys Johnson, — daughter of Mrs. Hattfr ____________________ Mae Johnson, 2018 Williams Ave., Sanford, became the bride of —.Edward Louis Brown, son ____________________ of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brown, 1201 West 13th I Place, Sanford, Dec. 28, at the New Mt. Calvary Missionary ford. Baptist Church, San The Rev. G.L. Sims was t officiating clergyman at le fflwz the candlelight, double ring ceremony. Soloists Geneva .1':'t Edwards and Sharon Brown were accompanied _. • by Stephanie James, organist Under assistance principal David Cub Scout Pack 1% f nter Sawyer and his wonderful administrative Springs and Webelos held a Christmas Pack meeting on staff, Grace Zemejda, Jack Dec. 20 at 7:10 p.m. at the Bullington, Sue Osborn, Winter Springs Communily Darlene Adams, Yevette A35OdattOflRecre atj Nicosio, Ronald Wilson, Diane Building at Sunshine Park. Cubmaster Lonni e Friend and Lonnie Friend, Barbara and his assistant cubmaiters N'wsorne, and Beckie Hunter Ernie Lewis and Bill Wagner worked like beavers to see that the school was ready for the hosted the event. The evening started off with rush of new students. the ag Ceremony by the Webelos, followed by the .i,.,%;.'. I I. " decorating of a "real" tree U3 while singing Christmas Carols Winter Springs Junior Police A visit from Santa followed and each scout received a pine wood will meet on Jan. 14 at 7:30 p.m. derby car kit to make for the at the new city hail. The Ladies Auxiliary to the next pack meeting An awards ceremony was Winter Springs Volunteer Fire Department will sponsor a film held with quite a few of youngsters earning badges. at 7:30 p.m. in the Recreation Kevin Angel, Erick Etze, Jo Cavanough, Robert Biederman Building. All are welcome to and George KorpI received attendtheir Bob Cat Badge Kelly . ___ -. i~a '.- - Young Horsewoman - I _- ________ - -1 I I I_ .• - - _____ T Wi ~ - ..- .. I ( .11' __ . Miss Kathy Sue Smith and JEAN PATTESON, Women's Editor Kenneth Alan Burke were , married D.c. 2, at I im., t -i •' Wekira Springs State Park with Greetings, on this the official Back to the Democrats for a Re v. E.A. Reuscher officiating ___________ -.. ____ —r dawn of Intern.qtional Women's In 'he double ring ceremony. moment: Linda Lohr, daught --'L, Year. of School Board member Pat Amenle Schweizer played a --- j - --'m -The contribution; made by Telson, Is vice chairman of the guitar solo. I .. Seminole County women to local Democratic party and The bride is the daughter of home and community are known for being a sharp Mr. Z--i-- - - — C' 71?u!and Mrs. James R. Smith, legion, as reported daily on politician in her own right. / Hester Avenue, Sanford. The these pages. Ernestine Forward of Forest bridegroom is the son of Mrs. That women have not yet city, who has stuck with the Billie McCanaha, Sanford 14 V plumbed the depths of their local committee through the Avenue, Sanford, ' -4 06 t . and of Carroll potential, and that new doors thin and the fat years, was - ,, Burke, Magnolia Avenue, .. If _ . are opening and horizons ex- again elected secretary. Sanford. .. Glvcninmarriagebyr / ." panding for the "fairer sex," treasurer. grandfather, Richard _______________ ... . . has been shown in today's lead Williams, the bride was Given in marriage by her I yftgla&_~ 4, story by Herald staffer Gloria attired in a formal length, father, the bride wore a white -. _____ * * * Drogosz. empire style white velvet velvet gown featuring 'I 11i swee theart neckline and emgown with white lace s'This year, 1975, has 5,130 Did von ever wonder how pire waist, 1'hc bodice was overIavin the hodj(1' and 7ii (tUbbed "the -, of the Springs (";'rR'd cvccd v.r:.t lcnlh th in while uf k -J i d ut: pull clan, as all member Irene Van III ' sleeves. .King-Limo Wed Eepoel, organza which continued into E1laGrassofanswowddy mother of three, keeps her loW sleeves. She wore a velvet L I tv ~w . Her veil was of white lace agree' Herald staff writer gir lish figure? Badge. Wolf Urrows were Miss Pamela Marie Lima and L ! Juliet cap and ;I_ A. white tulle veil, . '. awarded to Todd Johnson, Mic with white roses on the Donna Estes has gathered . ha el Ketterer King we • A re . £ ,J,.\ and carried a nosegay of red David ZeItch1ck, Scott Ca vIn together a fascinating round-up '.\ headpiece and lace She follows a married on Jan 4 at a can. IL_I , 's" of many local "lady politicos" of bicycle riding daily, cx- roses, whi te carnations and and Michael Larson. trimming. She carried a dlellght ceremony at the : who have been goin' places and ploring the highways and bi. leather leaf. bouquet of white carThree young men advanced 'f _________ _________ i'imdo Naval Base Chapel, i_1.u. / NI ' ' from nations doin' plenty, during the past ways of Winter Springs. Then, Cub Scout to Webelos. with white ' Mrs. Edward Louis Brown Gladys Johnson Chaplain V. B. Feagins of. Sandi Crownover of Sanford L '1 They were Fred Schneader, ficiated week or so. streamers _"\ L.. -too, the entire Van Eepoel served as maid of honor in an r Fields and Gail Dennis Donald Byrd. Flower girl Mark Huggins and John It's all yours, Donna.... family - John Sr., John Jr., olive green velvet gown with Miss Ernestine Graham, The bride Is the daughter of . wore pink velvet gowns Mrs. Kenneth Alan Burke -Kathy Sue Sm ith was Deatrice Williams and -/ "b Cavanough. Winning Webelos Lilyanne Dunthorn of 115 Updl, Deb and Irene - are also organza sleeves, and carried a &.. nu'id of honor, wore a with white lace Inset and ring bearer was Roderick Activity Seminole women are more tennis enthusiasts, Badges were Mark Alderwood St., Winter Springs. .. -. .. 'WJ!W formal maroon velvet matching carnation nosegay. carried pink carnations Van Bush. Best Ernie Eisea of Involved than ever keeping weddi trip ng Huggins, Dick Lania, Mark The to Kentucky and Sister of the bridegroom Patty Sanford, gown with white lace Inset bridegroom Is the son of with maroom streamers. 4w Dana Henrryy sha Following the ceremony i res a winner's sm ile Wi15. and brother of the North Carolina home and hearth, husbands and Greenberg, Doug Eldrlge, Cmdr USN (Ret and Mrs companion, Happy Days. (Photo by Dave Crockett) and she carried pink Burke was junior bridesmaid in bride, Mark Smith, was Charles Harris served as * * * a reception was held at the children happy while at the Bruce Patterson, Robert Ford, Edw The bride is employed at a velvet dress of cherry pink, carnations with pink and ard King of Portsmouth, best man and usher. home of the bride's Walgreens, same time mixing public Adam Soloman, Robert 11 and the .1 bridegroom maroon streamers . Glenn, also featurning organza Five year old Benny groomsinen were David parents. Following a reception at the at J.C. Penney's hardware and service and action in the alls Bridesmaids Katie McNamara and John Given In marriage by sleeves, and carried amatchlng Robinson, brothers of the his After a wedding trip the political arena into their lives Cavanough. Lutheran Church of the sporting goods department, Jones, sister of the bride, Raymond LeMay of Apopka, coat, sat with his father, nosegay. bride, Johnny Johnson and couple will reside in Redeemer, the couple left on a Sanford. Sharon Henderson, Irene Uie bride was attired in a In the front row at the Tonny Johnson, and Ray ; Sucha one Is Kathleen Douglas Greenbelt, Md. candlelight crepe floor length i Altamonte Springs city hail this I Reynolds of Sanford. Kathleen, _______ _. t— gown. Her veil was of canJ% 5& UUUU &LUIH Vdi W V41 Seminole eminoze's new emocra ic Th Volunteers and paid dielight tulle edged in tinas his charming mon. Sandra, state committeewoman, co was ,.m, personnel of the Winter Springs ported French lace, held in Al and Mary Croninger were took her oath of __________ office as a new Tallahassee Wednesday P 1. w Fire Dept deserve a large b placebyaQueenAnnecapof honoredithasurprise5otJi city commissioner. gim Ei ticipating In ted accolade from th e citizens of matching lace and seed pearls, wedding anniversary party by Although he acted the role of - - '-.. - jam Of the state committee where the city. Since the Fire Station She carried a bouquet of yellow members of the Sanford woman was elected Chairmana perfect gentleman and up- In an Impressive candlelight Miss Renea Park of Sanford 'tas opened last week, it has roses and ivory porn pons. Starlight Promenaders Square for tie first time. ThecoI ptared interested In everything service Sandra Patricia Eick Served as heç maid of honor and been staffed 24 hours a day. The Celeste Lima served her Dance Club and other friends, -- .,,,, mittee also got Its first male that happened, his dad snat. became the bride of Bruce bridesmaids were the Misses Volunteers are taking turns sister as maid of honor in an Wednesday evening at the ched him away after the first Eugene Robinson on December Deborah Graham and Cindy vice chairman and first sleeping there nights to give the Elizabethlan gown of con- regular club dance at the 28 at 7:30 bedtlme un , 30-minutes to mah p.m. with Rev. Leroy Baker of officer, William Marshall o -\ Sanford and Mrs. city maximum fire protection. trusting shades of teal blue and Sanford Civic Center. D. Soper performing the double Hamilton Fish of Tampa. They Pensacola, as secretary: schedule, ) CUSTOM DRAPERIES Chief Holzman pointed out that wedgewood blue and carried a Approximately 75 members, ring ceremony in Holy Cross wore matching gowns of treasurer. It the men do not just go over and bouquet of blue miniature visiting dancers and friends Episcopal Church, Sanford, -cranberry satin, ' gently fitted, * * * bunk down. He asserted that the daisies and ivory baby's breath. from Sanford and the Chairman is Ann Cramer of The bride Is the daughter of with yolks and cuffs of cream men spend much of the time Her headpiece was made from surrounding area were present Miramar and 'ice chairman IS Mrs. Carlin Palmer Eick of lace and featuring "A" line Walter Smith of Jacksonville. there working and cited as an matching flowers, Seminole's Supervisor of Sanford and Mr. George E. skirts. Cranberry Illusion fell for the gala event. Dancing was Mrs Cramer served briefly as Elections, Camilla (Cami) Eick of Malden, Mas example last Saturday evening ru pted at 9 p.m., by club a Inter usetts. from small headpieces of 4 Faith )withorn and Marth when five men worked till chairman some years ago Bruce, who has served In office The bridegroom is the son of cranberry satin and lace and pr esid ent , Bi ll Stripp, who took SI the bend for the past 23 years, since her Mr. a.m. cleaning and "getting during an unexplrtd tem ' and Mrs. Eugene Leslie they carried Colonial bouquets d 641 was surprised to see the appointment by Gov. Fuller Robinson LI. 4,_I ,, a I. , '4 the microphone from caller, , _ - - r"--, u Ota' • of this city. wear from w t% , o Bob Rust, and announced that a of dark red roses, pink care carried the samie flowers as ttx J I M number of new people on the Warren In 1951, will be Christmas greens decorated nations city's fire equipment. Holzman maid of honor. special -program would be and baby's breath. .. committec. So many of the old celebrating her twins' — Pat the church and music, played also pointed out that the men presented prior to refreshment A timers had retired," said Mrs. and Dickie's — 30th birthday in by church organist, miss who show such dedication do Serving as best man was Van William Roderigues was the time. Mr. and Mrs. President Reynolds, appointed by local April. ,t ; not receive any pay from the best man and Thomas Trudell (Bill and Helen Stripp) were in Beatrice Buck, included March RothiflS of Tampa; and ushers .1 , Incidentally, Longwood's new In B Flat by Handel as city coffers. Democratstotheofflce and Dan Heimann served as charge of the evening's enwere Steven Madden and held ~ eight years previously. mayor, Jim Lormann, is also a processional and Trumpet Hamilton Fish of Tampa, and groomsmen. Both are from tertainment. twin. His sister is the attractive Fanfare by Muret for th Dennis Robinson, brother of the Portsmouth, R.I. The honored couple was e c ool ' s pen Kathleen added that the Sandra Lormann, And, of reeessjonai, bridegroom of Sanford. Jessica Dunthorn served her escorted to the caller's table small counties in the state — . . sister as flower girl and James while a recording of "Three course, he has a delightful older The bride was given InA reception followed the ,I such as Seminole — were sister. Linda. In preparation for the Lester of Apopka was the ring O'clock In The Morning" ((he marriage by her grandfather, weddi 61' ,. somewhat disconcerted about 1 ~1 opening of the Winter Springs ng In the Parish House Caini also has a son, Robble, Mr. Floyd A. Palmer of SanI number one hit song of 1925) . '! , Elementary School last Mon. bearer, the church. Assisting *I, the 'weighted vote" system who is married and lives in Al. ford, and wore a foinaj wed. were Mrs. Bishop Ashby, Mrs. on be ing p"layed on stereo . I ~~ ~ day, parents and members of Followi ng a recepti at used by the state committee. tamonte Springs. During ding gown ~- , f Gift swere presented t of candehight G.D. Bi o the . Seminole's representatives, Cami's years in office she has satapeau over the PTO spent three days Winter Springs Community shop Jr., Mrs. Gordon le from I *.. lub . 'L_, Mrs. Reynolds and Tom been opposed in only three of The gown featured bridal taffeta. Sweeney, Mrs. McKay Truluck working to get the school ready As soci ation R ec r e ation , persona f en • Mos high and the Misses Elizabeth Ann , s, -. Freeman, had 512 each to her elections, for occupancy. They cleaned, Building at Sunshine Park, a nd a ou ts aw tan di , ng was a beautif neckline with sheer yoke of Sweeney, Leslie Park and ul -cast. Dade County delegates, brief wed polished, lugg di ng trip, the couple ed books, and did a % ,A . PA'k."I". imported plaque from the club featuring t meanwhile, had over 100 votes all the menial tasks necessary plan on residing In Cen tral English net.The long Happy and Tatta Deas. . 14 _ * * * fitted sleeves ended In a deep a silhouette of a square dance to cast for the new officers. I Itto prepare the building __ FlIa. band of satapeau and satin. The couple and the gold numerals ',.IV rjde plans a career i The couple left for a trip I "It is Imperative that the Altamonte city clerk Phyllis "A" line skirt fell from an through Georgia and North ving just 1925-1975. tTW -small counties get together Sfld Jordahi, Empire bodice and Following the extended Carolina and are now making formal 14) he fL_III stick together If they are going prettiest arriage interior decorauqha presentations, ,',,.... ' city clerk In the area Into a chapel length train, their home in Thonotasaua, a Junior Col ge. le S to have any clout on the state .4.-" ,.-' the group lna double line touie ';'!', Enhancing the gown were suburb bi Tampa. etrofled In S. Mrs. Bruce Eugene Robinion — Sandra PatriciaEkk con'imlttee," she said, The groom is presently refreshment table where a of reimtroidered class at Seminole Junior Buy and . '. Kathleen enjoyed her Day In College working towa employed as an electrician at large decorated anniversary Ml.andMrs.AiCroaingerd1splayanniversar,.gjftpi 5qU Alencon lace and seed pearls. . i rd her The brkleisln her jumoryear University of Sou th i Florida. He UNDERWORLD She wore General Dynamics In Groton, cake and punch was served. Tallahassee, even though the goal of becoming a certified style veil a full length mantilla at the University of South will then C "weather was miserable." a year's in. Our Gowns Z Roland G. Sides, 50, 1640 Conn. SAVE of silk illusion edged Florida and will continue city clerk. She already has one Later a short series of gaines C her teniship, at the conclusion of cK Go ,th Lengths In Bose lawn St., Winter Haven, A footnote to the wedding: were played before dancing 10 1 A member of the iO al year's credits from the with lace and carried a bouquet studies. The bridegroom will which he will report To Ptea You for active Julia S. Thomas, 44, E The mother 184 of the bride made COWAN'S resumed until 11 p.m. The party of cream colored roses and graduate in June from the duty with the United DemoraUc committee for the University of Minnesota. I States w UNDERWORLD Enterprise. step all of the beautiful gowns hanoti s . worn ended with IC the honorees danmedical sch oo past 12 years, Kath leen ternl of the Navy. lr_.., r II4S. Magnolia Curile Hatcher, 33, 1014 S. by the entire wedding party. the Anniversary cing Waltz. porarily retired from the state * * * UNDRWQRL __ . Maple, (loris W. Hatcher , 24, committee In 1966. AU who same. know Kathleen well will A constant companion of James M. Reynolds, 28, E 215, remember that her young Lorguvod City Clerk Onnle Diana J. Visceglia, 32, 52 daughter Kelley was born Shomate 15 her 11-year-old , Foxcraft Apt., Winter Park. during the beat o( her campaign granddaughter, Julie .4 Ann ~ Carl P. Hal), 34, Edenton for re-election that year. Martin. The two go to church In King N.C., Ida M. Richardson, 28, 43 a. .:. together and out to dinner often. t ti * * * Now 43.13, Onnie currently is teaching Stephen F. King, 30, 828 , . .1 t .. ... t .1 t . Seminole's GOP are mighty Julie how to sew and knit. r. A i Orients Ave. E 82, Altamonte on 4~1 !"; ':"' proud of their state committeeSprings, Linda S. Luclow, 22, "• !1: .i woman, Jeanne Rodriguez. * * * same. Sale Jeanne, at the reorganization of Lewis V. Oglesby, 26, 222 Royal response Is being Ole state Republican commit. Woodmere Blvd., Joanne Seiph, ;!--.'-. - -----.!---MEN'S - WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S : .__ Casselberry Council member recri,'ed from men in Seminole 99 Del Mar top of the line DE c-SI 20, 250 E. Bayle. '-• GN -'1 tee, was elected secretary. Edith Duerr, who holds a PhD County who are entering Beta GROUP series, featuring a -' treasurer, to mark the first In microbiology, enjoys Sigma Tyrone Moran, 21, 32 Ct., Phi's annual Valentine time a Seminole County sculpturing as a hobby. Many Casselberry, Patricia A. -omplete range of cob--s ; . -,, - 1 -- of Ball King Contest and settirw to &* in I kei Howard, 19 I ufficer her pieces, human figures work earning donations for the 1. plush Over-all weaves that 0 there. Alt.b ough Cecil H. Crews, 58, 915 W. 1st., 40 Fred mostly, decorate her home. She Central Florida Zoo. But still I nsulate while you decorate. Streetmun holds the reins of the has also given a number away G. Griffith , 53, Margaret 4 . , more entries are needed. Osceola Rd., P.O. Box 112 local Republican committee, as gifts. Currently serving her The first nine entrants are; 41 his most competent support fifthvonsecutive two-year term Brad Hollingsworth, Flagship t%4 comes from three women in the Michael J. Helinski, 29, Rt 2 in office, she a a WAC officer Bank F'rida Ptofessjonai - - -- -_ _ State Bank; Box 2361 Oviedo, Helen F. - :... dtwing World War 11. L)ecorairng Service _.__~ Dick Iticlthurg, Flagship Bank t Mary Ann Morse, the spark. _ N' (lark, 28, same. In Your :-. '\ _._,Home US Bans of Seminolej; Bill I 'plug in the Young Republican It— George CH. Petsos, 56, 476 .. I A 9 * * * Brown, AUa,Lie Sank; Ken in the county, was Monroe Ave., Rochester N.Y., Powers, Comnhenit, LMngwood; YOUR AERO I I kctecl vice chairman of the Anne 1905 L. Petsos, 48, Thank y Jlry Hotfon, Dearborn Corp; Selection Still Good. inmittee whiles well-known Hibiscus Land, Maitland. DECRATORS Makes you feel proud, doem't Troy Ray Jr.. Sister Club riford woman in politics, Dot l'i 1 Kenneth E. Goshorn, 27, Jan and Willy w Sanford; Joe Garrett, Business Bofter Hurry o d ors, Is Now I & Sunland Dr., Ginger R. 1 treasurer and doing a fine job In the political and Professional Women's F Ian Hdrkenrlrjer, who Vonllerbulis,23, 805 S. W>more I P OP Home 322-3315 ed hard in the recent arena, but they're living full Club; Ed Simon, Knights of l i Rd., No. 1, Altamonte Springs. OPEN FRIDAY NITES No Cnjr. lives as mothers, wives and Columbus; and Quiser Saghar, 1--, Store.. ~, . tt sful Fred Kelly for $11 I Con- iandmotbers to. To say Metro News. t ~ 4-f canpaign, is secretary, nothing of developing their 'of Custom Draperies tcj&jrs will remember personal talents in the world of hie o campa i g n Cleaners & arts and crafts. Fur Storage iniirwti&n far .'runty II I 319 WEST 13th Sanford, Fl. onerknI70,Shewas Fortoday,whynotgoso '! i'' . l Q" by Sal Vthlcn (who place differern, or do something Serving 208 E. FIRST ST. Ico unty cbznmissicrn new you've been considering the Seminole, Volusla Area A DOWNTOWN SANFORD i! IIIIIA Call Collect tarlier this weeks, for ages' PH. 322.0204 (305) 322.3315 - b . __ ________ ____ ,,.,__ _ ___ ____ . .. - -•' ' Dreams Of Riding _ v.p -- In Future Olympics ____ Come , -. At a first glance Danit Henry seems just like any other Seminole County youngster bright eyed, pig-tailed and lively. But Dana has an am bition which not every other 12-year-old girl in the county has. She dreams of being an Olympic hot. seback ride r. Or more Vriftdll) jper. Dana, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byrl Henry of Sanford, has been riding ever since she was big enough to get on a pony, according to her mother, Ruth. She was five when she entered her first show, riding off with top honors. "And that started it," sighed her mother. "I'm told she's good, so I encourage her. But it's an expensive hobby." f _' ____ ..,.' ' __________ -I' - . ---- ' _____ - ,jJ - .. " fl "' A _______ '- - - , - - 'C .L_ ••• _______ ' Firemen, Hurrah .-. . D ar -- t o nson ck i j~il! re ners I)n14' - - - - - - .. •. - -- - - 20% I LABOR ALL FABRICS and I - -. - •a, FROM #U OVER M ofti3e Vivie •.:: -- ~bff '.,_:~:.__1-3 .: II i - .A V , LUE . .- .`~l I - -6S ~ in Men'Shirts . BIG I Contest m* ' if OW - -EAft,110 r Reduced an i - S!uI - w s I c '- L.. ., - -f 1 f-f-I - f --. - Short Sleeves - 10 14 S. Joined by all couples attending. paralyzed In a fall from a high ( 1 E'D Mary Noble and Albert wire a few years ago. They now Croninger were married Jan. reside ln Sarasota. 10, 1925 in Akron, Ohio. They In addition to square dancing ""' _" '-resided in Ohio and Michigan, the Croningers are very active FA IRWA Y where he was employed as with other hobbies. Mary, an LAUNDROMAT salesman for Swift and Corn- accomplished flower arranger, :: Dry CI..n,ng al budqef pony, until retirement. They Is past president of the Deltona :: prices and COIfl laundry moved to 1275 Whitewood Dr., Garden Club, first viceserv i ce ,n a pleasant .,t :: mosptwre On 7 a M. d Deltona In 1963 and joined the president of the Ikenobo Society ::: Located at Sanford Starlight promenaders and second vice president of Square Dance Club In 1965. Ikebana International Society, FAIRWA Y PLAZA They have one daughter, Chapter 129 of DeLand. She ::: On Hwy 1797 at 2711-, Linda, who is the wife of Mario studied Ikebana arranging at Wallenda the famous high wire Ikenobo Institute, at Kyoto and Trytt you'll like ill performer, who was partially Tokyo, Japan in 1970. -- -a- otand i' 1r, **_. •' A W.M - rzbhkA if W.aderliil 1.brki PHONE V1L3232810 104 EAST 1'1~~lI FIRST ST 01. DOWNTOWN ' ':': ' SANFORD • - -- -. - .,... -. ' Double Knits Full Bolts 60 In. Wide 77 Reg. 2.99 1 Yd. Dressmaker Lengths Large Assortment 60 In. Wide 1 Values to 4.99 99 Yd. Prints Prints and Solids Full Bolts First Quality 60 In. Wide Cotton & Poly Perm Press 45 In. a)27 Reg. 3•99 77vd. Yd. 99 Yd. -'-'c Brushed Denim w $49'.. . Men's . - ~ ~A - - _ _ - çj a .- - at f-I C - at- -- ' - Ploytex 03:of I0 s ' V Christmas was a sad time for the young hor. sewoman this year, however. Shortly before the big day, thear.dTopper took a nasty spill over one of the jumps. Dana escaped unhurt, but her precious Topper had to be put out of his agony. Easing her pain and loss is new pony, Happy Days, -. Appl cat ons ,---; -,.;.; -'- •''-" - S. Progress - t __ top - • - STYLES - e:it erjfltItE,r1 class than Dana has time to keep tra ck of. o en ears Sh COLORS and - IUr]( . 1500 . - UPDERWORLO CHOOSE ziiiìy4iii-, men she graduated to a more spirited pony, Top The Morning or 'Topper' — and together they brought home more trcpiics and ribtors iii - g __ and 1)aria hopes his iiiznv will be a good omen. She cannot remember ever being afraid of horses, nor afraid of Juniping them. And though sh taken plenty of spills, she's never been seriously hurt. Every afternoon and sometimes into thr evenings, I ri: is it! l pony, exercising or grooming it, and mucking out the stable which sits at the side of the house on her family's seven-acre property off SR 427, south of Sanford. "I love the thrill of riding, jumping and show competition," says Dana. Asked where she hopes her sport will take her, she replies without hesitatvri: "The Olympics." Charlie was Dana's first mount, a 25-year-old family pet and gente as could be with his diminutive rider, - - - Wednesday, Jan. 15, 1975-3C --1- - - _____ SHOE STORE -L P l ps l o I ____ , 100% Cotton Pig Suede 45 In. Wide It :. -- 54 In. Wide Machine Wash -, 99 'I_ri ____ Naliheuds Pearl Snaps N ow In Stock 99 i J , -I I I 1 �F— —- -- - 4 H OM E Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Jan. 12,1975-4C I - Two zoeminole Exotic Plants 5C Sunday, Jan 12 1975- Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Bloom In Florida I - Want Ads Land Transactions Cost Don 't Wm. George, hid. & Trustee Victor Leviti & wf Clare to Stephen F. Foreman & wf (QCD) Wm, B. McKibbln to & wf. to dare A. Balmer Jr. & (QCD) Associated Funding Donald R. Klein & wf Betty G., Karolyn to Al Jr., Lt 32 , Houses Rent 10 Wm. B. McKlbbin & wf Linda, Corp. to Barbara J. 4 Personals Wallace L. Balmer, ½ int. each, N 29 Rooms to. Rfl, U 4.48' ch. of S 24.48 ch. of E Bik J, Spring Valley Farms, Lt Unfurnished [As 126 & 7 Tier 9, E.r. Traf- ii. ch. of Govt. Lt 2 in Sec 25- Sec 91, less S 16.14'& S 34.07' of 90 16 Bik 13, Weatherifield, 1st NASHVILLE RECORDING Co. Will share home with 8, $33,300. Pinehurst s.d $100. bdrm, 3 bath. central air A, heat, 3 fords Ma of Sanford, eta! 3 19-29 less part, $52,000. Addn., $100 LOOKING FOR SINGING working girl OrPen0nlady i,ng g Florida rooms, iai'e lot Larry C. Swisher & wf parcels $100. TALENT. Kenneth C. Garman & Bertha 3O54 2341, andthareexpenses B. F. Wheeler Jr. to B. F. in Loch Arbor 3222101 John L. SouLs Sr. & wf Clara Margherlta to Thomas E. White to Levie Real Eat. Inc., U 11 Wheeler . Norma J. Hughson, agi & 111, all SE of NE ' Are you a full timedriver with apart Dial the re-suItS number, 332-76)1 lovely 2 bdrm 1 Mario Marino,sgltoEW0 R. to Anna V. Fiore,wid., U 13 81k & Helen Lt 56 BIk A Carriage (less WS')&WS'ofU 12, BIkN of SW 'iE.of Creek, &W ~ of S time car' Check the AutomotIyo and place a fast acting Want AdI bath, F'a, living 1. dining rooms. c Hill Un. 1, $36,900. Woodmere Section to The Herald everyday, Park 2nd repl., Christel & wf Sharon, U Camelot Unit 2 136,900. ½ of NW i of SE ' (less part) wail wall carpt't. 5)10 mo Call 031 (QCD) Franklin J. Hltt & wt R.E. Carrigan Jr. & wf In SEC. 4-21-31,1100, Queens Mirror So. Repi. Addn.$21 ARE YOU TROUBlED? Call Toll 3131 after 2 30 Apartments Rent Nader Homes Inc., to John T. Barbara & Lloyd W. Hilt & wf Free, 641 2077 for We Core"— Cassandra to CR., rz000 to Carrigan Jaymor Corpt. to Edw. P. 3 8ed.'oom. 1 bath. central heat & "Hotline". Adults or Teens Unfurnished Mar garet R. Mower, wid to Monahan & wf Faith E., Lt i Jean to Harry 0. hail & wf Properties, Condom. Unit No. Zito & wf. Frances I., U 5, Blk air, fenced yard. 614 0231 or $31 Velma M., LI 20 Rk B Wilson 1E Lake Villas, $32,000. Bamboo Nebel Bros., Inc., Beg 70' S 15 Lake Searcy Shore, s Reduce cholesteroIl Fight taft Cove, 1 2 BORM. shag, air, 535* after S B San Sebastian ills., Un. IA, Nader Homes inc., to Jerome Addn. Oviedo, $4,000. GoBei. Lecithin capsules . Nader Homes, Inc. to Nor- $4,()()), deg 30 mm W (rem intersec. S 4CASH BUYERS ARE WAITING TO City park S Sanford Plata From available. Touchlon Drug. (QCD) Oviedo Land Co., to man E. Barth & B. Martin & Carol A., Lt 185 w Melody In & w rw hwy READ YOUR CLASSIFIED AD wf. Kathleen $110. Airport Blvd. near Sanford F&P Enterprises, Inc. to Ronald L Scott & wf Be Lake Searcy Shores, $3600. verly J., A., Lecithint Vinegart Bat Kelp! Ave. 323 1310 Lt 160 Lake Searcy Shores, Edgar J. Frankum, Trustee, Now etc., in Casselberry, Nest. 3 bedroom pOme,y,elllocat,'-J all all four in one Capsule, ask fO.' (QCD) Nelli e Mae Freeman from SE car of NELL of NW' $33,800. Selwyn K. Agent & wf Sharon 1)73. plus Security Ball Realt BIks 10, 11, 12,22,23,24,25,26, & VB6+ Fault's Drugs, FRANKLIN ARMS APIS 1st Sf., 322 $641 III to Michael F. Most & wf Leah to Minnie Hill Lt 3 81k 13, Tier Sec 1 021-31 , etc., 0.67 acres Grange Prop Inc. to James F. 27, etc., Isla nd Lake, $100. 11?OrlorldaAve. Kramer & . Jacquelyn, Lt 752 C. LA 21 BIk D, North Orlando D, Sanford, E.R. Traffords $100. 332 6450 Greater Constr. Crp. to 6 P41CC 2 bedroom house for lease 5' ¶D Child Care Map, $ ioo. Byron 0. Moore, agi & Spr ing Oaks Un. IV, $36,500. Terr., Sec 3, Unit 1, 125,700. rro Wayne Constr., Inc. of Orl., U Close to downtown, new lovely 7 Catherine J., sgl to Elmer Grange Prop Inc. to John Hallmark Constr. to A. Camco Industrial Eqpt. Inc. H. 16 WInier Manor, $7,700. lc enfully bedroom. air. carpet, EXPERIENCED: WILL DO BABY , Anderson, sgl., IA 14 Bili D. Taylor & Payton Realty equipped, Water sewer-garbage wig. Rose M., LI 545 Grimm & Marilyn M., Li 17 81k to Eugene R Roy & wE Marilyn SITTING DAY OR NIGHT CALL Way ne Constr. Inc. to Wm. J. service pd by owner SIlO 372 372 3019 A, The Springs Shadowwood J. S 100' of W 100' & E 48' of S Slovak Village s.d $28,000. Spring Oaks Un. IV, $39,100. 7610Hiba 377 1301 McKellar & wf. Suong, Lt 16 7090 or 3321393. Lucille F. Rapetti, Exec., eat Village, Sec 2, Pinellas Co., to 100' of Lot 29, 81k GF, Jam Raynel Homes, Inc. to Wirssor Manor, $47,000 Sou'h Sanfo(d, 2 bdrm. complete es to Vincent A. Rapetti, LI Theodore Dean Stiller & wf. Jo 9 Good Things to Eat T.O. Mahaffey, $52,500. Lame Mary, 2 bdrn. r..ar SJC 14 & Caaselberry, 5,000. John W. Hyrer & wf. Patricia bath, living room. equipped 5 131k C Glenarden, $100. S,rford Choice of orren or gold Hd !r.c , to Miflrd L. Ann 11., [1 20 The co!tnna:!es, o 5ecurtic mv. Co. of Fla., Li !obrt ilekhe Inc., to Daniel c L all 0 21 JaInC IieCCIr SIbO Iii room, drinking water well, a''," Justice Produce, State Farmers Pendergrass & wf 3rd Sec. $22,900. Wagers & wf Ruth M., LI 190 D. Burns & wf Dorothy J., IA 8 Nancy C., W. to Doyle R. Zachary 12 81k 1), English Eats. Un. No, plot, grapefruit. orange, Market Stall 6.3720035; 322 5161. Minnie Wright, sgl. to Judy 134)® MARINERS VILLAGE APIS Woodcrest Un. 5, $33,000 Roosevelt P1., 144,300. tarir,erin"s, carport, plus 5150 ma & 1 & 7 Bdrm. turn or unfurn. Margaret, & C. Jerry W. Hhldebran, So. 30' of Lot 57, NAVEL ORANGES, 57.30 BU John D. Dickey, exec. eat 3202 Orlando ()f - 3731670 Emerson & wf Charliene D., U & N 40' of Lot 58 Franklin Terr., Fanchon S. McRoberts to Also Tangerines 3Bcirm b4ockhoije 372 67330,3320317 SAPIDL EWOOD VILLAS 21 81k 17, North Orlando, $5,600. OW Central air S, heat, $160 Robert W. Garrison, condom. ASINGJ7/_ 110W AIRPORT BLVD $13,400. Hans Schweizer to Amenie 332420 FRUIT FOR SALE SANFORD.3fl 7070 _______________________ Unit 462, Viggale of WindGordon Spencer& wE Ethel to Schweizer, FOB 527 Lk Mary, meadows No. 4, *15,500. 372 $14 FROM 6 16 2 fle-drc.on Unfv,nrstiec Blanche Mae Coleman, sill & ½ tnt: Lots 3 & 4 Lake Bingham 106 Country Club Drive Tree ripened oranges & grapefruit, Apartments Rent 31 (QCD) Mary L. McRoberts Curtis Rourke, 1* 23 BIk C Eats, Unrec. plat., $2,200. 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms 3230206 navels S. juice Garner Getr, iia Furnished Bower to Robert W. Garrison, Buena Vista Eats., $23,000. W Lakeview Ave.. Lake Mary Hans Schweizer to Amenle P. Unit 462, Village of WindS.ar-ora 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, 7 ciir 323 3361 br? Bedroom. Adults Only Michael J. Leach & wf Carole Schweizer, ½ tnt: Deg. NE core meadows No.. $100 AlIWila .p,s1. garage, air. shag carpet. Self . Park Avenue Mobile Park toJohnV.Aflen&wE DopJB of Lot 47 Sanford Substantial 4 Meal, kft #1 ater. cleaning oven Almost new CaU 7345 Park Drive. 332 216) Fruit Jars-Lids-Seals Rotha B. Phillips & hb. Alvin i,,, ,,, A cotter-f 1 656 3344 eves U 8 BIk V, The Woodlands, Sec Farms etc. 2 parcels, $37,100. to Roiha B. Phillips & hb. Alvin a ywsi f 3, $53,300. GORMLY'S, E. 46. Sanford 323-4733 Hans Schweizer to Amenle P. WELAKA APARTMENTS say NEW I Bedrooms. 1', baths. V'av 111W. 1st St. ".14*hInce is (QCD) Howard L. Tanner, sgl Schweizer, ½ tnt: LI 32 & N ½ of E., U 3 Bahia s.d. $100. carpeting, landscaped pavei Cas.selberr' Gdns, Inc. to to ____________________________ streets, schools. ; l' to Helene Tanner, agl., LI 17 81k 33, less 20' of So side of N of AVALOPi APARTMENTS 2616 Marshall A Robert H. Miller & wf. Louise 11 B Sunland Eats., & instructions WIG 140 ADULTS. AMU. $100. 33, SanE. Subs, Farms, *15,700. M., Lt 2 131k A Crystal Bowl PETS Besade Gibson zuieus 41t0l ns va r ae rignTen m; .0 1111 ., • By REGINAW L BROWN Extension Agent are hardy in all par ts rem oved and the bed filled periods of blooming and CW sununer, fall and winter at the Florida, but they flower best In soil that is acidic In reaction growth. rate of 4 pound per good sized areas of most favorable ternTo promote and maintain plant, orl%to3poundsper 100 (pH below l.0)jfa.aleu are to I Azaleas are popular plants perature. Indica azaleas be grown ft. The spring fertilization growth it In ad. healthy, vi for use In landscaping and generally grow and flower best dillon It is highly desirable to necessary to fertilize regularly, should be delayed the peak gardens in areas of Florida in areas north of a line across co nserve moisture, 53' Z oo m period has passed. fertiLizers bl There are several where climatically adapted. Florida from Sarasotato Fort soil temperature and st imulate sold as " zal tha gro Azaleas are famous for the Pierce, while Kurume azaleas growth with a mulch of these or any acid forming with pH (6.5 and above) \ Outstanding y. th are best adapted to the area decaying oak leaves or pine fertilizer such as 646 or 846 is may exhibit Iron chioroals. while in bloom. Flowering of north of a line across the state straw on the surface of I FAMILY the soil satisfactory. This should be They may be corrected by most varieties grown in Flo lOON Tltusvflle, of an azalea bed, rida from Brooksville to applied approximately four lowering the pH with an ap21 * 14' varies from late February to Flowers of TEN Indica and per year, in the spring, plication of ground sulfur. times 1 ,JJ1 I, with a early April, depending on Kurume varieties vary in color ________ 5(DIOON tie ) 4' i3 • 4 variety and seasonal effects, from white through light ink pH below 7.0 for healthy growth c.Ihig flowering. Soils 1e'61s'3 Two groups of exotic azaleas deep pink, salmon orange, red, and no -— — — I. overall t. . Most thatarealkaline (p11 above 7.0) are commonly grown In Florida lavender and var iegated. cI.i —I S CAIPUIIL & 'NVS I' 'Ts tie to produce plants that are -— —F1 Indica and Kurume, Indian Indian varieties are single kod 'LL , azaleas grow quite large when while Kurwue azaleas very stunted, flower prn1ica1ly, CL DINING 1LIYIMG bOW G A I A IF YOUR ,<IfCNEj'I TAbLE favorably situated and may 11 from single to hose-in-hose — and new leaves are chiorotic. 12'Sl 2O'rz1z'• I T"o'OOM BEDROOM Foyle reach aheIghtoflo feet wj IS Too LOW FOR COMFORT, with one flower In another, 3 Container grown and "balled a 12's 1 0' equal spread. Kurume azaleas 12'zlZ' WI There are numerous varieties and burlapped" plants may be METAL POOR are smaller in size, more of each group from which to set at any time. The preferred SlOPS UNDER THE compact, and with leaves that choose, and these give a wide time for planting Li late fall LOGGIA C0RPIERS Of A LARGE and more range In flower color, time of until Just before flowering glossy than Indian types. WOODEN 1SlW1 8.oAr bloom, and shape of plant. in late winter or early From a landscape standpoint, AND Sf1' 11' ON '11-4 rs Soils where Azaleas are spring. In planting, dig a hole 44 azaleas are well suited for use planted should be abundantly approximately twice the size of TABLE. THIS GIVES as specimen and accent plants supplied with water and the root ball. Place the plant In YOU A WORKING SUR Plan RAMV is complete on one level. The family room has both a and in patio and border plan- organic material. If the soil is the hole at the same depth asft SEVEN ROOMS FACE ABOUT FOUR cathedral ceiling and a rugged fireplace wall. Seven rooms and Wigs. The large growing types not naturally well supplied with was grown In the ground or two baths are zoned for easy traffic and light INCI4ES IGHER AND The are useful in the middle or organic matter, acid peat or container. Fill remainder of A ND IWO BATH S plan, which has 1,775 square feet, Is the design of Architect Fnlek background parts of a border, muck, compost, leafmold or prepared site with peat or well S EASY THE 00-A A. Vogel, Room 505, 48 W. 48th SI., New York, N. Y. 1003$. Anyone while low growing types are other decaying organic composted leaves. The entire TO S1'0RE AWAY WUt wishing to know the price of the blueprint can write to Vogel, useful as edging or foreground material should be mixed with area should then be mulched. '4O1 NEEDED. enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. plants In border planting. the soil before plants are set. Azaleas are very shallow rooted Indica and Kurume azaleas Often the soil around new nlRnL—and -.... h.pnpfU artu £ * Vail houses is contaminated with mulching. Azaleas will not lime from mortar spilled from tolerate poorly drained or the walls or washings from waterlogged conditions. County concrete foundations. This Azaleas do however, require Copley News 50mce cOntanlinitted soil should tie large amounts of water during successfully. . gorous until moderate azalea specials, " - A eas t are wn Insoil - high - show ey . make rn-i - Azaleas require soils Patterin' Pete rmal ' - -- - -- --•• Ht ' - FOUR - starts _________ - - y - _______________________________________________ V, ' res Agent Says American Seminole County 's natural beauty and ____________ ' 2510 Ridgewood SANFORD. FLA. "144" I - flR3t H5 F$s,da Av ;sub-tropical climate continues to attract I LMMME new resid -, OPENING II bKAND - - .. to read A Apartments ,s " genes is I STORY 1 Bedroom Suites from 149.00 2 Bedroom Suites from 179 00 3 Bedroom Suites from 228.00 - - - ' r i'a,ijian "LUXURY r FOR tree.. I a 1305 W. 25th .#ufl,Oij PrfssSonally Masaed - i7LLU -. U Meaty Heche Inc. P 4? - Rental - Lrn_n_nru-u1_n_n_n_rLr-u-uUOrnrC' HOMES c II ri " 11 .- PRESTIGE HOME We have sold many prestige homes In Deflona. 1,1 us sell "I ri £').'f iii ) r ' sure section ly SCHOOLS VL TO I SHOPPING " non you'll ____ ____ - your local We offir The cost of SECOND ' a complat. line of CC COLOR COORDINATED i11 r. r,. DII I K HOME,COTTAGES I II d__ An., "UALITY SHAG CARPETING - DPERTY - Ar . Jj-'i •__ property Lflrnva uiId ... and ie and the WING FIM -. . - 34 CalI3fl-6261 Mobile Homes Rent - ___________________________ PARK APARTMENTS 1717 Park Ave., Sanford - MILLIONS of dollars in Real Estate is sold daily in the Classified Ads Nothing small about that! ueuruvm api., unvurnisr,eo. Silo. lii ILI• 7 bdrm. furnished trailer, $133 mo * - Park. 349 574n ari itme AtSO k.$Tcflen PIeJU I $IAOW. Ke114019 caiering truck any &pply In person Altamc Caterino between 5.2 Ii*'w 11 'urun ,uu, or ,)ari Time ntecview phone $30 3100. - usewives— Days or evenings, veekends Offices In Sanford )eLand. $210 per hour. AppI ' .erson HIP Rlork I,,, - Sale: Your apartment only $13.63 montht Buy this handsome block duplex near Sanford. 2 bedrooms. stove, refrigerator, air each side. You pay only 1.3,500 down 'Total nrIe. III rui or "Don't Needs" fast with Classified Ad Pay Ittose Chr,Stmas bil'S by selling your unwanted Items in THE HERALDS Classified, 3227611. Mobile home with Fla. room on crlvale lot I miI. nut an IA Mr. a ppiy in .Ongwood. room furnished duplex. 74th St st 1. last mo olu $30 d.t I rp,;,i flr. Resort Property 36 For Rent 373 2?20 AMP SITES for rent. Have your second home away from home by renting yearly for low rates at Stove, refrigerat or . Air. $133 plus 130 deposit. 134-9034. fll c Pars £.a JPLEX— Fum. or unfurn. IJeal loration Reasonable rates. Very flUUSCS Tar HUFFMAN REALTY ('uroom apT, *l tirouno t1004 04 duplex, kitchen eq uipped, heat, air, quiet exclusive Sanford residential area. Mature adulti only. No pets. 3fl-17. $3,487,000. $65,700. Maureen A. Currie, wid to James D. Parrish & wf. Esta Outrla Clayton Jr., etux etal Gerald L Trosper & wf Sandra, to Wm J McManus & wf.to Garold L Countryman & LI 9 B1k C, Ravenna Isa, y otius sian aaving Park, Sec Cynthia J U 53, Lakewood Elaine K, Unit 3, Bldg C. 32 Houses Rent again.ear Call AVON. 644 3079. Loch Arbor, $25,600 Unfurnished Shores, 1st Addn., $28,000. Cherrywood Gdns $37,000. (QCD) Rodney Sapp & wt TELEPHONE SOLICITORS John D. Dickey, exec, eat Mark Builders, Inc. to John Lynn to Leo. A. Voskan & wf SANFORD Fanchon S. McRoberts to T. Dee & wf. Susan E., Lt 7 B!k Joan, Beg. 572' So of NE cur LA $3.00 Per Hour Salary Acerage$140 Mo. Ernest E. Garrison Jr. & wf. D, North Orl. Terr., Sec. 8 Un. 2, 18 ngwood Lo hills fr,, $100. priorie , Bat bara J., Condom. Unit 460, *28,500. Win, W. Gilbert & wf to R.C. experience desir"d will train -Option to Buy Village of Wtndmeadows No. 4, Louis H. Rice & wf. Kathleen Strege&wf Violet , U 18 Rich. mature person for permanent S SPMOuS rooms. a.r, heal, $30,500. to Ste ven Bogden & wf. Janice, field $26,200 position Assistant a nd manager yard Kids arid i.e's okay position available for responsible (QCD) Suzanne McRoberts LI 3 Oriental Gdns, $45,500. United Real Estate Anoc, Inc (QCD) H. Knox Bettlnghaus Individual in near future Semi full Dickey etal. to Ernest E. Mid-Fla LTD. PM. to Peter to Michael Builders Scm, Inc., time or part time See P.(r Pyle, 9Garrison Jr. & wE. Barbara, D. Donahue & wf. Margaret M., Lt 38 & W 37' of 39 I? am. Tues.-Sat. Permanent 81k B West Unit 460 Village of Wind- condom. Uni t 554, Village of Altamonte Ills., Sec 1, $1 Coating Inc. 107 Concord Dr., 00. r,urrarcr .naxrovr. IIIJ vauVn Cassefberry. Apply in person Only meadows No. 4, consom, $100. Windmeadows No. 4, *28,700. ________________________________________________ (QCD) Ruth hlayens Ind. & Heir of Avis Larnbrakis to J01 the world of Fun, P'i5hiø and I.oney Show and Sell Dutcrimald jpu.,rs iurnisne'a. *v. wn Michael Bldg Sem,,znc,,I 38 :lothing. Quality plus Call 332. 'ui. 5200 ctus damao. Font W37'of39BlkB,W. Altamonte 607 after 5 p m LIVE BEAUTIFULLY ills., Sec 1, $100. David J. Hopper to Gary 1, ? I Business COffiFORTABLY, AND Merers&wfE,W½ Lt 8 Opportunities all of 9 Blk A, Lake Wayman 1.000 total price will put in the His., Lake Addn $16,300. oing cai-'oon theatre INEXPENSIVELY At !ell. Jenny Clark, Assoc rilyra, neaT, air. pxTr* __7 L Qke Jennie APARTMENTS ON LAKE JENNIE Ill SANTA BARBARA DR. SANFORD 13 BEDROOM APTS SWIMMING POOL FISHING. BOATING DISPOSALS 323.0742 c r 323.0532 1702 Li 1 Clizets overflowing wth SLitis that are too fight') A Classif,ed Ad in THE HERALD the answer' SAN L • is I 73/ 4 "- - - - 0/ /0 - - - - - business Price includes ten units Terms available to qualified iyer. Call Wall 5138 SANFORD Drive to Locust Model. a 141 h St. Turn East to Vakncta Ct. The Masters North to and Supply dealers with rodu(ts mariufacturej b, 'vice v - )UR OWN BUSINESS ve P flnpr IP-40t.-911 -- i. — - - Late 04900 Imt u a 2 Mobile Home Spaces For Rent. No Pets CAMP SEMINOLE, 322,W() uptex Sanford area. 2 Bedrooms, Taxi Drivers . , For Rent 111 person crusty's Yellow Cab Ca --.-- ........ - - swimming pool. 4220 S Orlando . IN - JIM WALTER HOMES It + 4 - plus 133 security Mullet Lake - - We Want you fo know ,1CC,l,15,the cost and monthly mortgage payment would on your new, permanent horn., custom. built on your property by Jim Welt.,, visit or send the coIpon to the neatestCell, Jim Waite, Homes display park for complete, no-obli gati on Information. - 2Bedrooms.43'zl3' no pets 1100 month, 322-4561 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT 7303 J-.-K1NewriQmesr '- - - -- Beat inflation with low rent ci' .t 7 bedroom mobtle home in CAMP SEMINOt.E. .377 1470. Pleasant Apariment, $110 ---- ran avenyry jeweury can I make ends meet Work full or I lime. NO Inves tment, r col hoc, no deliverino Car I. o41 Santbee, Inc. to A. Marie Dandridge, wid., 106 Mayfair CIr., From N'4 Sec. Post of Sec 9 etc. 13 acres m.i, - - ____ ELS - ...,. ENCLOSED GARAGE U HOME ON GOLF COURSE ANOTHER NEW three bedroom, 3 bath house on the golf course. CALL FOR DETAILS, TRY TO BEAT THIS S bedroom, 3 bath house. Corner location, ., custom built. Priced in the low So's. be Park Ave. Furnithed girage apartment. $15 month or $23 Week. small deposit. Orlando $51 7009. Evening Waiters needed part time Also Kitchen Help ae one pcnirig. Will Ira ARRY SAXON. REALTOR. I lot. - • sOflu - - Three bedroom, 2 bath, $34,400. Down payment $1,700. Includes 100*100 lot. homes include beat snd air. wall to wail carpt, disposal, range. Fla. room, 2 car garage and an ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. ii Cameron-Brown Co. Lots 9, 10, &l2Blk4,Lts 23 &24,BLkl Shadow Hill s-d, $157,800. Carole M. Warmlngton, sgl. Geo. G. Ebberts, widr. to Greater Constr. Corp to Wm. to Bryan M.Thomas, U3B1kA R. Curtis, ag)., U 18 Elk F Andrew J. Todd, sgl., E 30 of Lot 13, & W 35 of 12, B1k C Revised Flat the Springs r o Seminole Sites' ' h Glenwood Village Sec. 1, Greater Constr. Corp to Rodge $54,000. wf. flO 0 Y Louise M. Topper, sgl., Lt 17 Austin Dcv. to Win W Bik F Semlno1e Sites, 124,900. £dlgewa Boy, g.Vol Austin, U 12, Elk J. Spring Greater Constr. Corp to en 13 & W 2' of 12 Ridge 111gb lit Valley Farms, Sec 8, $74,000. J.Castlenian,sgL,LL1OBlk D, Addn-, $12,700. .one aauiwne, Trusteeen.. to Donald E Reese & wt.Seminole Sites $25700 Eleanor wf. Verdle Albert M. Hull Jr., & Harold & KIUL k i Anna T., Lots 6 & 7,81k , to Don S.Causseaux& wf. DeH, Slan1eyHu1I,N½ofLt 30 'la. t' 4k C Fourth Sec. ..ream wOlU LI '5 & Colon. Co. Ltd., W. I lk P Sunland Eats. Land V Beardalls $36,000. Map of St. Josephs $21,500. , £ Growth Properties of Fla., part etc., $6,300. Jayde Builders, Inc. to LTD.& J. C. May to IPA Realty Thomas F.& Marilyn Marshall Harry W. Bowen Jr. to H. Partners, Ricahrdson, Palmer, Lt 87 Brookhollow sd, $34,500' Franklin Perritt Jr., 1-3 int: K.G., German ptr., E 4 of NW Pierre Renaldo Inc. to Wm. parcel of land In SW tj of SW L4 SINGLE - Kiddüg All six f'_' NEW 3 Bedrooms. 2 bii?iS, cThi garage, OW, eye level over. F I refrigerator, disposal Shag carpet 2606 Hartwell, 1775. 323 0532 1)1 7073 eves 3 rooms, clean, close In 5.15 ma. Make more money In '73. 100 pct. Dep. term contract available to Qualified licensed life agents Call 303 1315131 • 116W 2nd St. Help Wanted 18 , a arLcIleAJo Villa, 5 the " Home" Enroll now for January Sewing classes. Singer approved dealer. 210 E. 1St St 373 6161 every Sunday. you Three bedroom, 2 bath, 532.900. $1,550 down payment, includes 10*125' ,,,,, informed of our growth pattern Gardens for -- . . h transactions within the county. To be Geneva existent are .. n . - - s -. . . ent uk— h The Herald reports the total FREE PORTABLE TELEVISION With Each NEW LEASE 5J Addn. to Cb., $15,000. Doris S. Patrick form, Fox to Kenneth T. Rasinck & wf. Gloria L. LI 16 81k 13 Lake Kathryn Woods, $24,400. John C. Metzger, sgl to Edw. t ,T__1__ • .._l V LIUUVI C( Wi. Lynua L, IN 11 on Lot l8& all ofl9,BlkH Tr. .I...J_ &S, .)diUd [100 S prings, ml ,000 Harold T. School & wf. Anita to Arthur Nuernberg & Gladys P., 1204 feumore Dr., WP Lt 11 Duck Pond lit Addn. CB subj gJ. L Kislak Mfg Corp -_-i_ By FRANK J.JASA - •'. we w*v we RD I Items come also from foreign China, wheat of the Middle yellds, but also increase crop CoiwtyAgricidturalAgent scientists, Public Law 480 East. vulnerability to production projects, and our own Agriculture has never been losses even epidemics. 'Thus American agriculture Is missionaries and businessmen more reliant upon the collection the plant breeder requires a deeply Indebted to a bank a abroad. Thousands of new and preservation of still, supply of diverse genes to living storehouse of some items are deposited each year germ plasm. We must maintain equilibrium status 380,000 of the world's plant at the bank's headquarters, the save from extinction the seeds with constantly mutating treasures Among its deposits Beltsville Agricultural of wild and primitive plants pathogens dtwd pesijand are new food crops, drugs for Research Center. endowed with Irreplaceable to meet ever burgeoning global healing, and raw materials for Plant introduction, however, genetic qualities. They provide needs for food. inhtry. bank's most vital is an old story In the New the ultimate safeguard against service, however, is supplying World. This activity stems not the risks Inherent with the The American plant sdeidlsts with the breeding from choice but necessity; growth of vast monocultures t)'1 prime channel material they need to Improve paradoxically, of all the major wherein billions of plants of a diverse the Beltsville and safeguard our crcw crops making up the bounty of single crop specics sweep Agricultural Research Center. Many of the bank's treasures U. S. agriculture, not one aci'oss thousands of Here begins the systematic task , come from American plant originated within our boarders, plants all genetically similar, of preserving plant stocks far explores who venture Into the Corn, for example, is native of Narrow genetic bases make the years to come. Each Inwildest regions of the earth. South America, soybeans of possible today's high crop coming item Is carefully checked for disease to protect our established crop.. A plant Introduction number Is assigned to each screened item, Label System To Change then it Is sent to one of fain' reglonel stations for Increase, By LOUISE L GILL qualifies must carry this avoid. Don't eliminate favorite evaluation, distribution, and Extension Home Economies labeling. Many other foods will family foods because they seem maintenance, Some seed goes Agent Include the information to help to be low in nurtitive value. The to the National Seed Storage By the end of this year, shoppers( select nutritious nutrition Information is given Laboratory, Fort Collins, food will have new labels in- items. for only 10 of the nutrients Colorado, and to various cluding nutrition Information. This Information on labels needed daily. It is Important to collections for long-term This required information may Increase the consumer's Include a variety of different storage of germ plasm. Paying will state the serving size, curiosity about nutrition. It foods In the daily diet, as well as receiving has become immher of servings in the provides a way to compare the Substitute only foods that are a vital function of the germ package, and the calories, nutrient content of selected alike. For example, don't plum bank. Last year, ;or protein, carbahydrate and fat In nutrients In different foods. substitute milk for broccolL example, about 35,000 Items each serving. The most common corn- Milk Is a unique food containing went to 110 countries. These Also required ls the amount of parisons will probably be certain required nutrlents.We cooperative efforts are a vital protein, vitamins A and C, between what can be sub- need green vegetables for part of the worldwide effort to thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, stituted easily for each other. others, banish hunger In our time. calcium, Iron and vitamins 86 For example, the calories in and 812 expressed as a per- skim milk. 2 per cent milk and centage of the US. Recom- whole milk may be compared mended Daily Allowance. or the vitamin content of All loads with added vitamins canned or frozen carrots, peas Ji or minerals and foods claimed and corn. to have special nutritional There few pitfalls to 7~ PCT. INTERESTIJI Six new hovss ready to move in Prime location-. close to shoppi ng center. Prices on Phito six homes range from: - ,. $4 — - 0 are smaller, greener . Agriculture Indebted To Bank -. - wf SCREW housekeeping. ,. : , S0/efliwn - �- 6C-Evenin g- Herald, Sanford. FL -. - WnAc -. People Together--Those I I 41 Houvsfr5a$ Housu for Sal 41 vi,erk-endi Houses for Sale * They're Hot! * ST. JOHNS REALTY Co. -- New houses in a rural area No down payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government sunsidlied to Q.amIt,ed buyers Call to see if you Qualify'' BROKERS Days- 3776173 4101 372 S424 or 372 7337 LAKE MARY- 3bdrms, 1'bath A real charmer Price reduced to 511.900, WE TAKE TRADES S\NFORD- 7 bjrn, scrned torch. lart,. utility , I.,..:. .., room. WE TAKE TRADES BUILDING SITE- Altamonte SWef 1. water, 14000 W TAv TOAr.ct SANFORD- 3 bdrm,7 bath5, tamlly room shag carpet, at Cti rd low n!ercsm loan Si S2 Ravenna Park, 3 bdrm, large lot, low down Only $23,500, Acre Really, REALTOR, 373 7750. - 503W. lit St. - y -. niv. - -r.m,,y ruvm, central heat and air, carpet'd$, encicsed garage, fenced oak Pricr(1 replacement cost only $79,500 with 1ss oown. Assume 75 pct. mortgage Call t od ay for ap pointment BATEMAN .r- - .. .-- - - _flr -. -- Iv•NaaIo.yereo - COLOR TV. SI496 MONTPI RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 64.4 1006 r! . . - ;- 73' Color TV, 1149. Herb's TV, 11 13 S Sanford Ave. 323 1734. TELEVISION SETS $73 UP MILLERS 26 It.Orlando Dr. Pg. 332 03. - ___.. --- ____ ________ A LITTLE SALESMAN iNPRIN T THAT'S A CLASSIFIED AD Yotr MLS Agency 2343 Park or. __ Bargains galore at the Bargaii Garage, Over 73 garage sale's ii We 25 Pct. Off Clothing, and toys Household, bedding BARGAIP GARAGE, 400 N. Hwy. 17.9 (Behini Soblk's, Longwood) Wednesday through Saturday, tO S. and Sun 17 S 134 5660. MUST SELL NEW 3 liD. 2 BAIl HOME, all extras, good Iocaflor Make offer. 3772217 .. * Buys . Any Car Camper-Travel Trailers 78 191? Vega Hatchback Coupe. I owner, like new, - - '. I , - - ' _ ____ - .1 - '- 1 .-!r....... - - ; - TE-' -. . - -4r --- -'-'- -- _ _ ~ -. • :' j:. - - ... .' - '- a ' .:' - 10 11 -- . - -- - W_ A - ~ S - , ._.._1 ,, - = - - - -~ _ __ _- _-. ~ .-_ 2aU - 1k ~ 1973 Torino Sta Wagon, 3 Seater, radial fires Take over payments. Call $31 6626 ~ = ___ DEALING NOW! 0 ~p U 1 ____-0 . U , . . - ~ _._-__-_ 4... __ .11 - .-r -. .---.--- - - - ,-- A _________ P. steer., air cond., radio. Save $400 at $2575. _________ ______ - ----- - ___'____% .-. - . 1973 Dodge 8300 Maxi Van, 360 Va, auto,, P. steer,, air cond., radio. Save $700 at $2990 on '-:-- '-4,. 1972 Rotary Sedan. 4-speed, radio, Air cond. Revolutionary Wonkel engine, Save $300 at $1750 9, 1974 Plymouth Gold Duster's, IF, air cond., P. steer., radio. Extended warranty. - From $3199 ~_* ~_ ____ .- -1 ___ ,__ - - - -- ._,___, .. ;_-_ -- - _.._____i - .-- 1974 Plymouth Satellite Custom 4dr. ___ sedan, Save $300 at $3390 I -- - F~---__ L ___ - --_- ---%A - -. - . . -.- - , -TTiT '!- --. -. -. -. - .. '.' ' 1974 Imperial Le Baron 4dr. HI -- - , ' - - - 1973 Chevello Malibu 2 dr. hard top. Mod.green. Auto. CLOSE TO SHOPPING small 42 Mobile Homes bedroom home. Neat and clear within walking distance 01 55 Boats & Marine downtown for Only 117,500. Large 1970 Vintage mobile home. Equipment Bedrooms, 1' baths, partll 79 It's New; Its Here; Trucks and Trailers dowç. payment. Call now to ii.. furnished, $100 equity and assumi It'S Now OUTBOARD SERVICE. all makes A payments. 322 4243. WORD TO THE WISE IS SUF. The VA program permtting you to 1971 Cheyenne 10, Beautiful, delute Custom boat tops, CB Radio goof FICIEPiT a 2 story 3 bedroom Old McDonald Farm have a second VA mortgage. A with fiber glass camper shell, sales 3. service, Marins ac, home with Southern Charm. Room We now have models ready 10o raise in guarantee from $12,500 tO Tinted windows, automatic, PB. 2 acres excellent farm land zonW for cesrorles, Boats. Check our to stretch, glowing fireplace, a Immediate occupancy an Carriag $17,300. Which should permit PS. 7.000 Mil. Pd. $4775 new. horses, cows, pigs, chickens, prices. QUALITY MARINE Special little cottage for guest. Cove. Sanford's newest mobile quatifled buyers to mortgage UP to Sacrifice for 13.000. 321 0957 CENTER ducks, etc.; with 3 bedroom, 7 In Longwood. 534 0)01. home park Many great extras. Convenient bath, concrete block home. Terms location 149.500 Call today to see To find out exactly where y0,, sta nd , 16' Cobla, fiberglass Runabout, '71. 1973 Ford Pick uo, F 100, Custom, I if desired. Johnny Walker Real GREGORY MOBILE HOMES this. call Johnny Walker Reel Estate, 40 HP Johnson Electric Start, fill Estate, Inc. and General Con. cyl., I' bed, radio, heater, 16.000 3503 Orlando Drive Inc., 4 General Contractor. We trailer. 1750 322-7209. tractor. 3224457. Alter hours, Bud TIRED OF RENTING? This cozy 3 Sanford. 323 $700 actual miles, excellent condition. will work with your plans or ours. 3727111 or Ken 323.71e3. 322 6)90, bedroom home Could be a doll An affirmative decision on your Dixie Dory house for a young family who long Part now may have you in your DON'T FAINT The fishing boat that is tough, Quiet, for a home of their very own. One 43 Lotsand Acreage new home In 120 days. Johnny One half acre in the countrywlth and will "illy negotiate ions, block from a small lake. Only Walker Real Estate, Inc and 80 Autos for Sale small cottage renting for US rocks. and be*ches, and bounce 115.300. General Contractor, 322.6437. month, plus trailer. A rustic backready o Pleas* you again. S. tO or 70 acres, desirable location, After hours, Bud, 372-7111 or Ken, retreat at only 19,500. LARRY DISTRESS SALE- Commercial See it at QUALITY MARINE paved road. trees Terry Realty. 1954 Chevy I door. Motor needs 373-7143. ___ _______ SAXON, REALTOR, 3739110 work. Body in good condition. $73. REALTOR. 6710711 CENTER In Longwood, 034 0104. building on Hwy 17.93, Lot 3734423. 12$'x)32'; building 1000 sq. it., IS' Cobla lull Canvas, 70 HP Johnson, LAKE MARY paved parking for 73 cars. Priced galvanized tilt trailer with 12" 2 Acres (Approx.) cleared corner reduced for limited time from Thanks to Classified Ad. users get whetis. All 1911 equipment. Take site. Excellent terms. 134.1149. last results at a low cost. Try one $41000 to I4,000 for quick sale. over payments. 372-1129. today! Phone 3727611 or 13) nr OWNERS RELOCATING- Anxious l7','Cobla,73HPEvinrude to sell 3 bedroom. 1 bath, beautiful 46 Income And 1977 Vega Hatchback compute drive and trailer, $600 home and location. Fenced yard, Investment Property line with 2300 engine. Will 372.1749 after S Plenty of citrus. Walk to shopping separate. Various body 6. interior and school. Priced right 122.500. Evinrud,s lust arrived. In parts. 339-5714. FOR SALE BY OWNER: Apart. ',' ' 4 FROM ONLY trodvctory prices prevail. Visit mint house with 3 as. at 1009 E. our large boat tot. Stemper Realty 1977 Toyota CelIca. 72.000 miles, di Ind P. Lot 253'xlOO', garage ROBSON MARINE brakes, i sp.ee . Must sell by Jan. 24*2r, double carport, 2 blocks Central Florida's $37 Hwy. 17.92 $ MOBILE HOME PARK 3. $1,730. 5:30 S Mon.-Fri., 322. from QP bed hospital joins Lake MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 4545 3225961 714.7. Nursing View Center, 2 blocks COME OUT AND INSPECT THE MODEL HOMES 3234991 1919 S. French Lake Monroe, 33 min. from 322 7374.3" •t4%.3fl.75i Disneyworld Sanford. Terms, 64 322-1939.372 4164 Equipment for Rent - Best lot selection 127.500, or will carry papers at $ .1 r': r-" available in Pct. It. 3775145. FORD Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp'? Sanford's finest She mpoeer for only $1 per day. $200 family park. CARROLL'S FURNITURE SO Miscellaneous 3 or bedroom, fl bath house. Good Come out today For Sale credit and Qualified buyer. $2 MO. -. ,, Motorcycles 1973 Yamaha Mini Enduro, 10 CC, new tIres, 1,73! miles. lfconi fC.r road, good condition. 322 0276 alter 4'30. -. L - - ~ .-~ t_ ~~ --- .___ I_' '___, , n---4'=- - ____ _~ _ . JUNK CARS REMOVED FREE 71 HOUR SERVICE. 5346169 -. '' -S. ~f - - ;, _ - iIi _r --~ r r r 166 Chrysler Imperial, 2 dr. hdt., runs good, factory air. all power. $395 or best offer 372 7191. V fltfl =, t fl . ,'. I WE'RE - ' -. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3733.44 .- - 1970 MG B, GT Excellent Condition Call3fl 4677 - $50 Down Reconditioned Batteries, $12 95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1119 Sanford Ave Garage-Rummagi. S a les S. s a ~' '69 Plymouth Fury Ill, 4 door. '67 Camero. 3 door, '44 GTO, 7 door. Jungle Rd, Geneva. 319 5370. Plan now to vacation this year in 196$ Mustang 3+7, red, loaded, your own Rec Veit from extra sharp. SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE 7)11W 1st St Il 97 Maitland 645 IllS 373 4711 1966 Ford Falcon, stanoard, $775. 373 0753 76 Auto Repairs Part s- Accessories Super Bowl Special I .... 1973 VW Squareback, I Speed. clean.$1995 Call Howie Kirby, In. 1651 Dealer. (WITH GOOD CREDIT) I - Eves 323 O48 City * Mustang - j CAIII C' Arbr&m,su Day'5337?l74 flrkr 322•2420 Anytime REALTORS - -le -.;;S; 80 Autos for Sale Move your old abandon car FREE. If you will call me alter I p m. 372 1671. DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy 46 West, S5nlord 323 3670 CalIBart Real Estate REALTOR 71 Hour Service 322 74fl _____ - . -----.---. 80 Auction Open daily 10.3 for Con. signments or Sales oil the floor. We also buy estates. etc k 7443 - Selling. 11 - -- I - Reg. Real EstateBroker ltOOE. 25th St .3726435 ro er IflUI.J - TAFFER REALTY 372 ' ______________ 72 JJi III UflUL.ij flULlSIj I SAN LAPITA TWENTY YEAR 010 4 bedroom, 2 bath frame frturc. Ncjc' IC(fl 139.53 beow DeBarb $500 DOWN - -Almost new 3 bedrooms. I" baths, C.H.&.A. Assume mortgage, no Qualifying, mortgage at 7 pcI. RAVENNA 130.300. 3 bedrocm,.7 bath Brittany. Gingerbread, Near schc'ol New roof and some extras BEST BUY FOR '7$ Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath REALTOR Longwood, No 7 Sleephollow Cove 4 Bedrooms, 2"i baths, screened patio with pool, drapes. 7'. pci in UOs. Shown anytime. - - Corbett Real Estate 64$179l Appliances - - "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" SAN FO-PAR K $CE REDUCEDI Now 129,300lor this 3 bedroom. 2 bath Not yet 2 years ow P(CIJ nice! By Owner: Ibedroom Country Home Large Yard 372165$ FORREST GREENE INC; PEALTORS3734353orj 7373 WE TAKE TRADES B v __ KENMORE WASHER, pa rts service used machines MflONEYAPPLIANCEI 323( Relax Shop the easy way ShOP today's Classified Ads from ycyr easy chair. 3 Bdrms.. Sanford's best section. 1 Terms by owner, $3S.000 low down payment, 322.4193, 323 ___7144 Rea14 . . 373 6041. 3230317 ........... - LtiII$LIU[II M UP4SWORTH REALTY fl....I r.A...A., røi ciate .. Those I Housesforps , * "Get EM While * Buying, i 41 Beautiful spacious ranch style home with c ou ntry atmosphere on ap prox. 2 acres with fruit trees. I bdrm,, 3 baths, formal living & dining rms den with fireplace, modem eat-in kilch, carpet. drapes, double garage, large work room. 142500 323 3731 peling. Terms By Owner 3 bedroom attractive we ll cored for country home Nice yard with citrus trees 1.6.000 372 161$. n-rq - I ii * Assume Mortgage* Lovely 3 bedroom, I', bath home, with central heat, air, and car 7 baths, 2 car araor, large eat in kitchen, 3 yrs old 137,300 373 667 after S and C. '.- tl I MOSSIE -.- lm. .1UII. JJg 1 1l. Its Get ....... - Ads. Want RV O*1r, 4 bdrm, -. ... Completely.quipped,Mahog. ganywithtanleaffierjnterior and tan vinyl roof - ~ __ .. Save $3000 at $7400. - - SAVEI SAVEI SAVEI S VE . ' -. -. -r - 4 S ' - . - - - . now Down and reserv e your choice lot. 65 ,, State Rd. Pets and Supplies WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 3 bedroom, 2 bathL with good neigh. 11 313E First St. 3721472 Beautiful Bassett puppies thorough. I 513. 5 weeks old. Alter 4:30, Dts.l Pct. morlgage,crraflnance Below 372.7610. Wholesale, while they last: VA or FHA. 133.000. American of Martinsville. solid PU PIES:Poodles, SEE, COMPARE. SAVE oak bunk beds. $100 51?; with Toy. P Mini, all colors. Pug, PAYTON REALTY matching desk, chair, night stand, Crocker. Schnauzer, Calm, Peke, $200. Rig. Veal Estate' Broker Dachshund, Chihuahua, 5hiI, Tj, AT NOLLS STORES 377 1301 7450 Hiawatha Ave. at 17-92 Beagle, Boton, Yorkte, Maltese, TMre'sOne Near You It I 427, 2.3 miles east oll7 92. Ph (305)3 O~ando 834-22990 w COVE Commercial Properties ' ". • ""/ W. Garnett White , - IQW Commercial ,' r,'/ . Sanford '1 . • & F S ca , A COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES .. Plus Harold Hall Realty .- (ompJef. accounting and tan t' vice for small businesses. Williams Accounting, 3727143. ____________________ HEATED KENNELS. 3223132 , through the Want Ad columns 7-A Feed JIM DANDY-JAZZ-FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" • GORMLy',, E. 41, Sanford 373 4733 68 Household JANUARY WANTADSHELPYOU -PAY DECEMEBER BILLS! 377 292$I 90% FINANCING AVAILABLE NO CLOSING cosis I ( CONVENTIONAL FINANCING FROM PERCENT 'n machine Full automatic 69 of ' . U ________________ GOLD Drop lnbobbin,,.ag and 3r.,dJ1 Position. Like new condition, sold new for $10. balance O4 1.43 cash or Spaymentsot SIC. Nevvwarrpty. Ornamental stone fireplace, turned columns. sunken paneled family room, 3 bedrooms. garage, rd wood privacy fence, carpet, Call Credit Dept, Unbe'4Iemabu, 8t 173,$00 FHA VA SANFORD SEWING CENTER CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR, $3i. 307 A East lit Si, Sanford 322.9i11 -322-8721 Coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 709W. 1st St _____ 72---.-- $272 ___ , finest established residential PUBLIC AUCTION LakeMary,373.154,9 Moving? Why not live in Sanford's MON., JAN, 13, 7P.M. P1 i I 1Irdn & Grang Ph 377 1057 You are always ahead when you l r$ with, Want Ad 91W Of Loch Arbor FREIGHT SALVAGE HOMES OF DISTINCTION ____________________________ Lots I . Near The Country Club. - Additions L~ S PIECE BEDROOM SET $99 SANFORD AUCTION )700FRENCHAVE 3727310 Situated On Large C Remodeling -- Drop Leaf Table SwIt With Pride Dy AnddChajrs - 1-4=Appointment CC"STRUC-rX3N -_ 71% W. 25th .. _ Sanford FLa, Extends o12" with leaf ndcto4e NOLL'$,C.a$selber,y, HWy t797, 130 4306 '--------- o tell"t.; ~~_ - - __ -.. - ------- --- . _____ .- 9-i - . 0 ___ -, . --- _,' . - * - ---- - - -.-=. ~ - -- - . .-- -. . I . .. . - ' * -. I - -. U 9 I 7E A 41119 -21 soft t irp a ! -- L:'.1'.''2 ' - I 0111 74 - e4 jq Ji, i rt UI 4C C 0 it ~ tJ : On l : ji~ I 0 V . 0 28190 n It 11! 4QJiA 1 ' I . _ - . -, -- - _. -- ___- - ~ ~ A mi E - q I in o 4 ;hhd ti -2-1 s 1 I Hil IN :fl - . .W W tZ I WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type% and sizes Werepa,rand%,qvice STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 201 2nd St. '. ~ ;~) 41 __ >- 0 A t6,il A 9 Z . " - 3 , " a I a E a b 43 L r A -a I LL 111% An 0 C I !; 21 "10 HC A r- 4; -i I id I I - _., - P.,. 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Exterior walls, eaves, pltiO. Weiks & roofs Removes mildew, fungus, I lflterIor.Eyferl0 Plastering. muddobbers. wasps & spider Plaster patching and simulated webs 377 0i17 brick speciality. 373 --I Auction Salvrday7pM Open daily 135. We buy, t,lI.trade lu I _______________ -4 ______________ George I. Smith Welding Co R.mocJeinq and Rep.ri. Ioom addit,ons Fully insured. Good AppIlanc,s.Fu,niture Punt Etc. SANFORD AUCTION "Buy C.4rect From Boxcar" E. u. Sanford 373 1733 1200 FrtflchAvc 373 7310 0 li ii 1i )flç -. If er ea i - Improvements Pressure z ,U..q.- ") _________ onrtahle weIulr.ij Home V - ivI U J to .9 ii you haye n eye for ream value, mOult r,q' ads PIANO SERVICIS All makes. md Piy,rs Tun i ng Repair,547,soo - 0,0 41~ the help you need 3722*11. eye level rarrn', baby IJ5, ,ashers. dryers, TVs, bedroom furnture, electric pin ball mnachlr.e, dinettes. NEW CARPET (th.sQ. pl %h, scui4s,red. indoor out), jnd our 'egutar line of furniture and misc. at 1 i H ,< PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Re-sidential,Com. mes'cial Free Estimates Ph 3774173 springs and mat., and night furniture Including. refrigerators, stands,$130 O?t'er to chooSe from. Dave's Furniture, SOC Saniovfl Ave. 3339370 1I ______________ - Pet Core : I I Wall Papering Pzio Services WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST? Read today's Classified Ads for Bedroom Set, dresser, ches t, box We have a good selection of quality area? 377 2611 or 131 - Walnut twin bedroom suite with bookcase headboards. Best'olfer. "I, ' I wc 10- • retrn Try one and see Call WINP4IE'S BEAUTY SHOP, 11 06 Sanford Ave Master Beautician, eves by .sppt 32? 3977 nr 372 1976 C,). 1 1 1 1 E Z jU.s. = V. - Floor Cleaning Evts 16911 16.1 1.6.1 ____ Asmall Classified Ad brings big I,Lr.tity >. 11111 ,,._._ An Original by Diftje Cus tom dSIgned clothing it f or you Weste,n tayltwirwj a scat?. i.i E lit St. (entrance thnj Lent 0' FabrIcs) 321 0910 Tui's..Sat, 9303 or by appoentmon, In 1111165 rnI Harmieti's Brmt ?.ok 91 I'm, 172 7i2 % aim 0 Z Beauty Care Auction 46 0111111111 ----- A small Clasaiied Ad brings 'rii 'n Tm, flPOWPe II.T CONTROL .nd Sri' .,!I fl (Illtn CV) An q Sswk,g ________________________ T(i'j E BUY AND SELL 136 ti n)61161 Pest Control . Stamps-Coins Pay balance of 57$ or to pay. SPANISH CHARM on Sanford Ave., in Sanford Salts office open Mon.-Fri: 9-4, Sat. & Sure 14 '. Dlol 3723991 NORTH . Located I block So. of Airport Blvd.. 2611 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Jim Hunt Realty Top p'lce'i paid, used, any Condition. GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW 444Jl7 Winter Park. 2i2I Park Dr 3222111 ic ..etng cabinet. repossessed ., - . .)EALTOR AtterHouret Singers best model, windS bobuin * Singer * * Court;. Initfil Recreational Fee Prepaid Ud Designing & Dressmaking by •gp Sangir approved dealer . 710 E . lit .. 1138 . ' Large Club Hoe, Junior Olympic Pool. Large Picnic Area, Basketball and Tennis 16.1 Roofing Odd of all typ. Carpentry, PaintinG. Cement WWII.L'' neat I. Air Conditioning, Hauling 377 ThIS For free esilmates, call Carl I -----Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 372 BUDUY'S HOME IMPROVE, 1771 MENT. ALL TYPES OF CAR. PENTRY AND REPAIRS 372 Alterat;ons, Wanted to Buy Os 0 . >. CC LU U - k Carpentry. Remodeling, Adddln, Custom Work. Licensed Bonded. Free estimate. 373 6035, Air Cordit1onIng CASH 322.4132 For used furniture. apptiancettoois,. ect Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart. 21S Sanford. A ve Goods _____________________ bl - * REALTOR 323 3771 often for quality bargains. '0 IV C,.i Kitch.n Bathroom Cabinets ------_ ______ Counter tops, Sinks In Thompson Roofing. Build up & stallation available. Bud Shingles All work guaranteed C.beII. 322 10S2 anytime, SatisfactIon guarantwo Lic*ns & Bonded. In the Herald Classified ads are oc and vktilte and read all ow. __________________________ ________ Have and adventure, browse movement ~ Cf. diamond. Will _________________________ 74065 Hwy. 1797 PRICED FROM $35,000 I Rome Jmprovemnnt, ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS ESTATE SALE- 3 bedroom, 1, 1911 Hwy. 1792. Open Sat. & Sun. 9.3 both, caret, 172,000 - . I - -C,, .- ip 1 Accounslig AKCMale Irish Setter IlSOor best offer 3494604 alter 5 o weekends sacrifIce. 131 5fl. EXECUTIVE HOME - LOCH ARBOR- 4 Bedrooms with all Gas dotM OVin COpf*rt0.'te, good custom extras, 17*31' pool. condttlort. $73. New, )2x4$' gold $31,500. 372 7217 nylon carpet, cost $325. sell for 1175. 349 5101. PINECREST- I bedroom. 2 bath, ___________________________ family room, fireplace, eat.n kitchen, $37,250 MAITLAND FLEA MART 1. . , - like now, $40; Dining room table, l Kennel, 1.901W 3474 thairs, best offer 373 1416 after S _____________________________ 372 7551 I A Directory of Experts Ready To Sère You! Finance Guarantee returnable BUY AND SELL Antiques and Lorrie Original Floral Designs to, all occasions 7610 on 17.97.3210227. _____________________________________________________ ______________________ Diamond Wrist Watch. Hamilton s VIC5. ____ order Xmas Pups now, Chers And Acrge JOHN KRIOER. ASSOC IN SIR It Others, 23 Pups displayed. 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LT • L I'i4I'O. ------- -- 4e 01 40 4 n 40 %40co W CL G - (ROPT'/ Vm NOT 57M 3 oc tD 000 LL 9 to -. - -- - - I- _ — -- ----- ---- - - t. - ' - tiit'1aIc Il. ilir iffirnu tsirnag. Jan I. -- -- - - • - - - ----- uh _ -: - - principal - - -' AA �---- ' AAZqDA DA by Course & Millie - DEGING THE MONTHS ju ,JJL'IAI4O AL ° MY P5VHIAygIs SAYS X H P, AY$XACTUALY Do ALL THL bUMs THINGS ENJoY GOING AROUND BECA SE I'M GLUTTON FoR HURTJN L MYF, PUNISHMeNT. ---,-- %GI5 3 __ H LAYS THE TECHNICAL TERM 1$ THAT I'M A MASOChIST. U ZfANLJAF,14 JIIJGL,>, OO 01 66GING JAM ANL?,IF.L[,\/ M~ FAVORITE 15 KASPL3EKRv. I No om J Amp LJ Cv G I L DEGI N S J JUMr2 IT M'( FAVOR IT ETO'1!) ( SOUNDS CRAZY, guy MAYBE HE'S RIGHT. '--- LAST YEAR I GAvE u TIGHT SHOES foR LENT. Ame 0 1 loom ro _ C(0011 ON OF Th TOUHST 'lOt) AR KNOWN A'' 1i4 IF NORR' I NJ01q 165 AND PAI N POW, AND \ - WINTHROP A4! V(SA A GOOp F(G- -re(. LAeS7 YEAR ) YOU W6AR A H6LMeT? CAw- by Dick Cav'al li r AN r WE, NO MORE.' / IVEIVN MY WORD FM ThE ACHEER. ME A'SiSSY. I'LL NEVEP,S4ZING HOME NEVER, WEVEP,/ NL=vj~p'... NOW, WkAT'LL I 1 , 001 L975byNEA OUR BOARDING HOUSE E6P, TWIG ,f5 :5 A 1REEP)PE O;r IN RED PERHAP$ AN OLP HELP! iA a by Les Carroll DURING TH E HOL5 You )I FROM VIS IF AND PINCHERS, YO UR COLLATERAL T'ow17o5r O 1" Re; L'S P.' C" ----- - 3P3RXSCXXaXaA'S POP 'OL/PAy fl N 5 CIRCA 1 103.1 ' I HATE YOU'RE __ WHEN I WAS YOUR ) AFTER THAT, LUCKY, PRISCILLA DISHE by Al Vermeer AGE MY MOTHER MADE ME DO DISHES ERY RECALL WHY I'D HAVE- TO DUST MY - 7H 'EN 7-; SHED GIVE OF= SEWING LESSONS LEARNED TO DARN 00 MUST BE 6 0 ______ _____ 'You PRoMI5E To py 'M FROM PlV:PEN' PEA HERE" I HIDE ' 2 STOP WHAT WILL '. -. PA FAT GUY WIT PA FANCY STOVEPIPE HAT TO HOME? YOUR DENTURES ) I _________ TOUCH ON HIM' WE WUZ GONNA BUY PtT KOOKY STOCK FOR LAL16146 AN JNCE HE - 4r=&P!L CAWEL PA LOAN! FAR YOU' Ii •. __ __ UK SWEEPTHE TO PEEL POTATOF ____ SO THIN THAT THE PEELS WOULDN'T SNAP!" 40*1 5ORRV' HE LEFT FOR \NIA SMORNIN ___ ___ __ I j Uor, ELSE WELL just HAN6 0 TO BACK TO THE KITCHEN - / ( _ r - ___ -, - Lf1] I D MOP THE •A Ju - EA. fa, -, • 00P LIT or Tit - (C) 1975 by NEA, Iftc 1 U i u _ _ - *jo i r , ., 119ir u,to efItse Jan. i. -- priDdp I �- ,;--.-. - - -# - .................... ---- -.- - --- - - -. - i- i - -- — "T Sale IS IV- - rr----1, -.:. --: ---- i i4.1 oi ••_ s_*_;_4Iij ARIES (March21 ApriI 19) friends will prove helpful to you in unusual ways till midweek Some unrelated Issues sidetrack you from goals Thursday, Friday. Be sensible regarding agreements Saturday. . •1 L TAURUS (April 20May 20) Early In the week an important achievernstnt will be realized. Thursday, neither loan nor borrow from friends. Toward week's close, neglected work disrupts your fun plans. - TM Reg . (Js. Pat O lt J IAL outgro 3.0-48 I;" .51 4 ',.. -._____ 141 00 alne ooll, real 11 0 ' e'r es et' 0ct,. ___'t Int 19519 1 7 ' sell m O%1 N. /ZZI ( CANCER (June 21-July 22) Monday, Tuesday business dealings and joint ventures look promising profitable Your best Ideas come to you at mid week As week closes tether your tPmper. Be more patient VIA? / date YES, THIS IS MR STEVENS. I TAXIDERMIST, SPEAKING!] GEMINI (May 21 - June 20) Your ideas win favor Monday, Tuesday Your prestige rises at mid*eek. Thursdays lucky financially, c'eerwise Saturday you lose points through a social blunder coves is '" an - I LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Opportunities can be developed through clos asscciat i ons this week. They'll later prove rewarding. Xe actitie crdnt or you'll expose ideas prematurely over weekend. VIRGO (Aug, 23-Sept, 22) Innovate. be imaginative about work Iris week :1 / u(cI\ _4•__ i '—_- / '" ''' e - \ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) Your best days: Early in the week You'll get off to Y a good start Something lucky Wednesday. Thursday, Friday you're a good worker, but careless, Opposition from mate Saturday. -'--' .-= n,fflk~NITNVV .. 'THIS IS YOUR REHABILITATION TRAINING! WERE TEACHING YOU TO BUILD ROCK GARDENS!' AGE I/As LImE 7 L2 ViI,' / LLL1ti. >zdR LIKES AMP P/SL IKES WILL AL WAYS VARY W,? MO 77/ER S CHART SM'5 A FONDNESS FOR T//IN6 OF. A PRACTICAL AWP DOMESTIC M47?J,eE. YOL/Rs SHOWS YOJR /1V7'ESrS WILL AL WA YS SE AWAKEMP 5YAIOR'e ARTISTIC NIP CON 1EMPCK14RY HAPPE1VIM5. HOPEFULLy', YCWJ7L 450771 COME 7?' IJNPER5TANp EACH IS EA'T/ TL El? To HR OWN I -TIDENTITy. 1 M!t'W IF I gj IN WITH YOU/ WIMF4? NOTE: Send letters to Bernice Bede Osol, ci o this newspaper, 1200 West Third Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44113. Bernice cannot answer all the letters, only the onea of general Interest. — — — — — — — — — — a———— ——— maers corner WHF-P\ F"VE- YOb 3EE4 V TFWIN& OUT iL1 WI WIMP4? FOR IHEE 1I& UIN (if/VF Fl&&F5 4'HEA/ f'C(JP,)' 44/i7 4074Wis REF4vcR.4rn..y SPEC TEP IT JPICATES AW-N - - - S'I - ------4'.-- I SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec 21) As the week opens, rrsons who epposJ your views are ready to go along with them. Good news for th e fim: Wednesday Friday favorable financially Saturday select pals wisely . 14ñIIE17 '' '' \( I. '- ' -.'._,. - CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19) 1onday and Tuesday you'll do well '.'ri !ato of material nature. Ex c iti ng news Wednesday overcome it you keep your cool Friday. a AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) This week influences focus on ccndit:cn ftat will benefit you. Be alert for new ways to expand income or resources Con sideration of others is a must as week closes PISCES (Feb 20-Ma(ch 20) Monday, Tuesday the co-operation you require will be available An unexpected shift in circumstances enables you to ad- vance self-interests at midweek Saturday, a money problem v4J _ j• :T .'ciIT W.,e aloft , j• ..r--- i 'i Ti: Ioiiiiu1 iT . POIC Ti4E_ I' / = -WE WHO/s •1 • -. Ari - - SiVP PROGRESSIVj5. HE POS5SsoR )F THIS ASPECT 7&IOYS 7'RiWEl... WPCh'AN'&E, 4(4kE$ I a- I 3lilq 1W*4I* - 0 Vi t-' ' r=.'wr•=., rWAHOR0SC0PE Al' L-Y51VM ACRES (A PR E:-/Vl I ER PL-NTY IN EL PASO) FLJL4P A HAMSTRING AN7 WAS PLAUT ON WAIVS. THEY HFL-P ThYOLJTSTO FILL HIS POSITIOJ.'TWAS A GOLN OFF3FTrDN IT'!. ..ThE.. PLAU WAS AL-IV WITH ST,ARRY- ypA5plRAHTE u - IHt u ,,,,,,,..,j IAA! I f'r11 I =.I(1IV. I '2 DcL 7'rY. 1&IJ fTC//V I I FIND FAVOR WITH OTHE IF YOU HOLD FAST TO OLD COMEPiI 5ECAU5E THATS 77-/F 4V THINGS I-/A yE ALWAYS5EEN PONE.I A '..4 4NcE/S 'AILEPPOR. AOUA/AIIS,SAiTTAR,.4WS 1 j AWl) i-IRIAW.S WIL.L BE MOST LIKELY To MAKE THE 9 LARGEST STRIPES. F..oM MIP WEEK ON, 8E MORE AWARE I OF THE FEEL./NGS OF OTHERS. COMPASSIO,VATE I GESTURES WILL. OF LONG R41&M8EREP. LACK OF I I CONSIPER'A170N Wit-I. LEAVE SCARS THAT WIL.L 5E SLOW I I TO HE4t..AS 714E 14'E'EK CLOSES, CONDITIONS G'EIVEZ4I.1.y I ,, E'COME LESC .STASL.E WA77ONAI_LY ' WL by Torn K. Ryan -o-o REMUS AS 'PH' THE SCORPIO (Oct 24Nov 22) Monday, Tuesday you manage dnm'r h' amuablj A week progresses '1cu'ro wun prestigious contacts. Saturoay, snun strenuous pursuits ' - /'. C I -- / CAPRIco,cws A WE- AT T/-/E/R BEST WHEAI THEY FIND T14EMSLVES7J 1ev SITU,4T/O,&IS THAT PER,Wr 7W64( TO . fXPRSS T/iJR 44A41A6E?/141_ OR O4?GANIZATIOWAL A 1511111,475. jr -' L' V57'7V43o -'--' -/'L' LTHOLJH QUITE PERiEPTIVE, CAP..E'/CORMg FREQ/JENTIYcONIC-IJSE THEIR iVA7VZ4 L FEELINGS OF APPREHENSION FOI /'V77J/T/OAI. - 1 ,—... ' SPECULAT!vFi PRO POSI77O,kI , •- PRESENTED .TO THEM I BY OR, Ti/'O/jcW FK/Ni7.j Enomml— I WAS P!TTPAC-AINS1A / t, HLJLK1N& COMPOST pipmR PDI3L7 ANP?) (w SVL-1-.YO'SOYL. "P ol T KPW5 CLAVPFI WAIN6 TO WLCOMyOD 1 MAJI r I .., 2--- "IF11 fl 4. & OUT OUR WAY _ bY Ed Sullivan 7e ?6t I1et4 I CUE I WS SO FREO(Cjpj7 WITH THIS COST RPoRr I HAVE TO GIVE TOPAY, I INT KNOW '—i WHAT I WAG CC'f NG" -'- V I'LL CHANGE.' THANKS PEAR./ I ___________ F'At7LEY PCOULL7VE IT — WHY ME? I lflflTifl .:T1;i4(' -lt _/ --------- LUCK iP1ii THANKS TMAN! r USEP BUT HE JUST WALKEC?r I TO THINK OL'INTO THE COST <LIKE CiFrQC.-.c Vail a cr jr tt' I 11{AT'S I64THXPFTI6E0IF0R&'I 009F9VAT(o(J IS &O((& TO WAS7i! j VVH ro,TH F �_______ In _________________________________________________________________________ _____________________ - Had - - ti - - - - --- -- — - CAM3PUS Y H a's \ 5FRisttG,,) by Larry Lew CLATTER _____ _________________ - - WHAT'S WITH KNOW ___3U7 ___ I THAT i - s -. .. HE LOOKING ---- DEAR POLLY We and each rolled with a rubber band around I save these bands and every low, --•- take three comes .. WHY z - WEAPONS 2 months give them to our newsboy. This saves him money and he is FPattetIi c uIOStat)PreCe Hi / :' :-' ______ / A ___ S, • pieces 41 the eggs arc. sure to be nice and firm — BECKIE (POLL Y'S NO rE I do this. too using unpeoled potatoes OS ple y [)ovI r7itich 1,ister after cooking) 1339 I COOK EGG51 Mr) VOTATOU* FOR CONCEALED THE POLICE ANSWERS SCI ENCE DVARTMENT 15 HAVIN& AN ..,AN THE I" " Icj" / a r PROPESSOR IS CRACKINC-7 DOWN ON CH8ATINGY / / p4 f -. ; J A7 0 1 of S. p T1I AME PT L POLLY /lr /' 38-50 fastness SALAD I 1975 color- '"• I 1 (1 , their shape when washed. After washing in a mild soap solullon I insorted an empty plastic sandwich bag in each. inflated these till the shoes were shaped. then put th(eni on a window Sill to dry Crushed paper towels would have fell wrinkles, —SUSAN, FOR MTA-ro / test for DEAR POLLY - When our baby was trnout four months old he had knit SUi with a pair of knit shoes to match I was afraid they lose DEAR POLLY - I boil eggs arid potatoes for potato salad in the same pot Its an energy saver, and Consult Pattern for exact - plain bags If there is prin1mg \ / I \.•.f o you want that s covered with a Miloastic, dry cleaners sack The sack will keen the garment from clinging to itself t hem, Her Wardrobe Wonderful wjrdro for (Jolt fj0 1339s Pattern and full directions for making items for the I (kil ' to L A ______ DEAR POLLY When dryadrpdry garment as quickly possible. out on hanger - daily newspapers - ~f others as forgetful,a 5 I am R cently, I mailed some film to be do veloped and forgot to enclose my address. Now. as soon as a film is PILLPL ASTIC — EXAM TODAY... fi JUANITA • I I / 1 I L No 1314 with PHOTO. (WIDE s III Sizes 38 50 Site 40, 44 bust 3 yards 45-inch -, I ,, _____ I . . .•.! . •. /../2 JAI Send . GOOd Looking This goodoking Style is sure to b the nrJSt popular dress in your wardrot f 1480 tri HO10•GUlDE is nSizes8 t918 Size 10 32 f t ? 1 yds60 inch . 75c 25c for and handling with name, add,.,,, pattern number and sit. to PATTERNS (-- this newspaper), Box 4310, Midtow n Station New York NV 10011 TO - DEAR POLL Y' ,,fin a tube almost empty. save it for Children to take camping or on short trips This is a great space saver - MRS economy size toothpaste FG iachp?u. IPou, pays $1.00 lot every Idea [nd them to her used. this newspaper . - DEAR POLLY When wiping off stain while antiquing furniture or doing decoupage, I slip plastic baqs such as our newcpapnr comes in over my hands so they are protected from the stain No harsh thinner is needed for the cleaning u I 'ust dispose of the bags and am l,O, e ft wi th cean 'anus MASH 0 - DEAR POLLY - To protect lovely containers for house plants Cut dwa'i nipty Plastic Containers, fill with dirt put n lants and Sot the containers in the decorative holders Gravel can be put in the ottm of each liner for better drainage DEIOR E Gethsemane A lovely pdnet to mbcre: n eas,• to-do Cross-stitch in rich colors No 7O7 has hot-irr it, trjrf,.r U ORDER : tr . • m th id GOc plus tc poirq sic! handling with name, addre. pattern number and site to PATTERNS.. - this newspaper). Bar 431B. Midtown Station Now York NV tOOlS ...................................................... CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks & Lawrence AXaXa EY 003P by Dave Graue t%'EHOU5E BURL --TH4 WE'VE GECURITY OT CHIEF THE PI'HE4 BEUTIFL1L _- WORL I YOU REALLY FIGURE vou' AN RDL ou AIT FOR NIGHT GONNA GET A ( WAIT AN' 'T GET HERE! PRESENT FOR SEE! WIzER I/LOTSA LUCK! CHIPR ONE! LL TALK 70 MUST'VE DONE A SUMIR 008 YOU LATER! ON -THA-T BAD 700TH OF YOURS. HIM, UMPA. YOU DID DON'T VOU PRESIDE CHAP! I HAIZDLV EXPECTEO ffi0VE,5iTr POPNER.' ANYOME TO NOTIC-F! EVEN AACKEE' CALLINO IT rLl_ Il AT THEr "LOVELY LOCkHAIR- t5TYLIN6 tFALOM! L16HT!... WHERE P10 THE krREAr EVENT TAKE- PLACE Z_ NOPE! THe loo-TH GOT KNOCKED OUT WHEN OOP ACCIDENTALLY Hrr ME IN -T14E- CHOPS WITH THIS NEW CLU9 HE MADE ME! Q? AIN'T ALL. RIGHT! HEARD 7 E W _r 13 EST PART! IS 'THE NOW I GOT A 7007H T'LEAVE FOR 7141 BI4.3 F A ZC PLAN T SECLORITY THE SIG'TOOTH- ..*JUST HOW WARD FELLA, E14? DID OOP HIT -TELL ME, PET., YOU WITH THIS 7HINGT _ __ __ _ Ar cd .00 NEW 00 JOINXNYWONDER 10-1 1 5V 1.l::_r1r5R5 1110 1. BULC WOR 5ELL WILL- CO'%pIE1Efl4 V_ WM 2. _ TA C 141 by Dick Rogers r oo ___ ___ BCU - CHIEF , fftL/NG OF FUN AND GAMES ES TT ___ 7 ___ 4. TARS 5 /T VURL Mt? BUAP Pl-US 25 CEN 1 \ ) OTHR OMOZ/N5 ( I 1Vy4ZWe1r1C - -; o flYFMTE1Y I1 NOYIN6 44F N4P,0,V1Ar641R5 - 3 a Ury C / AT K AT , PR1N7?5e5ARFNT 8661NNINO 70 65r 70 H51 Aff N4V 08 15 574 V01A 6. I/ PU771 ii O1I roo Saw! TURSN 10019 INATURE COLORS LAI —-- 1K IS lWPLYA kA O LUMP, 'I / .31 - Of. ve/cAN p' ,QXU 50 If }J - 1,114fAfAr. 11F T0/?AW/ JM VtRY /W, SIR, 115 A REP/h8L/cAN /5Afr4MAC ( ~Wr 7W IVY F ORANCH 5HOWS AS A ROWrVV PL qVIS041 8111=1iff" I sic r SIM your quislion led ap 1#: SHRINKS M12 MAY FAI~L. OUT. ev (C/o, this newspaper) - sUnto Cruz, Calif. 95061 Pi et e -_-'-----'-----'-- 5 _''-----"_'-----_-'-_-_- . . I • _'.-------_-_-_-------- - - _-_ ',-,-,&----- , . . F ' '"" - - - - ' . '' — - - -. . - • --------.--__- . , -. • -__- ' ' _ ' , %zr%alis' un pgt '" " . , . '' , -- 111e .119tV ft tftr' ummi mcsage. ' , '' ' . I '' _ __L_,,..,.. '. -- effecti ve Jan. 1. • • _"_1-,._ -_-._ -_-_ _ _ -. _ S principal. . , __ _ -._-•_ , 1 __-__,--_--_-- 1 -_t.-, _ -----,-_-__- _._-_ • •--. S _ .-.----•''C_-_-'-.__., - - 1 1 -j . i_ . -%----'---'.'-- i_'•'---- - - - - I, - - _" - - ,- �- -. . - • - SHORT RIBS by Frank 11111 I11L)U(71-1 t-1. Ivv-\r-D VIN ILIN 67th Year, No. 125—Monday, Jan. 13, 1975 'lILLION MRO POL.LARS A PA'.. -= Seven Held In Three-County Burglary Ring -• - i - BY 110111 IA)YD He ral d Writer - (. . - 4 .1 0 £rnLL RIDES Ti-4AT OL D MOTH EATEN CA M E — frj frfIA5Ivv-L)L SOME . IMPROVEMENTS. ROLLS ROYCE persons in connection with a three count y burglary ring and say at least seven other suspec are being sought. Arrested Sunday night were three adults and four Juveniles, Detective Sgt. Oscar Redden said more than $5,000 in stolen gun other items have been recovered so far. He said the ring, using / - IT NDW HA; A juveniles, is believed responsible for 30 per cent of Center were four male Juveniles, ages 14 to 17 one time during the 4nur round-the-clock in. recent burglaries in Seminole and operated in north Among items recovered by deputies are guns vestigation triggered earlySaturday when Thomas Orange and South Volusia counties as well, and a clock taken in a Jan, 10 breakn at th e home Cecil Overly of !Angwood sa w a man run from his In county jail today on bonds ranging from 1 LikMary MaryPolice Chief Gerald h erajd World Auto Sales s office at SR fl and U. S. 17.92 at to on charges of buying, receiving and Iklden and Detective Doug 1 id the ring Five Points. Overly lives in an adjacent trler, concealing stolen property were Roy Edward iiiembers would cr at night In twos and officers said, Sweat,27, P.O. Box 152, Longwood; Albert Charles fours, pick (out residence or business and Overly captured a male juvenile at the scene and Richardson, 51, P.O. Box 515, Longwood, and burglarize it. held him until deputies arrived. The youth was Jawrence G. Sharer, 20, of 441 Trailer Court, The three men charged allegedly were fences for charged with breaking and entering and grand (lan(1o, the stolen items, deputies said, larceny. investigators said a second man escaped Being field at the cowity juvenL Detention Slieriff's deputies numbcred as many as 15 at with a shotgun taken from the office. Seminole Sheriff 's agtnLs have arrest ed seven .., ...k1E Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents -- - - A-\ , I - Ii 1iuV - - - -- - L -- - ;-.--- - .. - -, --- r L P! - - I - Ela ;.'-- UGSBUr4P#TXy by stoffel & 141 Cf...J AA$TER. FUDD, AND 'ERMrV ME TO PLY i'ou WITH APPETIZINP, /LANDS.', THANK YOU r V -------(IAMHUF4GRY Ht:Kt= II COMES...A REPAST FIT TO .'AMPER THE 'ALATE OF A '40NARcHf - D THIS ( " - 'T L HAVE A , SUGGEST ION \THAT WILL 1 - - -. 01 DISAPPOINTMENT 46 DISH— WASHERI J ) '.. ••• PNILOSOP-1-' - ..: ) I .• •'_ -. - •. WXEEK . IANG WOOL) — The geneal membership of the lAqlgwi*d area Chamber of Commerce at a break fast mee ti ng this morning voted confidence in bo th i EEK & bY Howie Schneider CH ICKEAJ - FEATHER CMLET.. 04C 1 LEA'lOAJ M6R/kEi)€ - k CASSELBERRY - City department heads in the police officials here expect to hear a and utility departments to try report from City Manager and clear up the deficits. Har ry Hug concerning a $,000 Prior to Hug's repor t at a %tw deficit In the budget at a work session, the council will meeting tonight. elect a chairman and vice The budet for the utility dehairrnan at a reorganizational partznent is off about p0,000, mee ti ng. and red Ink outweighs black in Councilmen elect Sal Orlando the police depa rtment by about and Charles Sizer will be sworn $30,030, o ciala s. in at the 1:30 p.m. council Contacted at his office today, meeting. Hug declined to discuss recomAl a December election, Casmendations he is scheduled to selberry residents elected present at a meeting tonight at Sizer, Orlando and incumbent city hall. Charles Glascock. Council Mem be r Dr. Edith Embree, a chief petty officer Duerr and Council Chainnan In the U.S. Navy, didn't seek reTom Embree said t he city's not election because of a Job trans. in the red, but that the defici ts icr to Meridian, Miss, l% i j 1.' are a result of lxoI%Aeep.n, Embree, a pop po pular councilerror. man with t he city's residents, HL'g has been orking wi th says I.e will return here once his upcoming tour of duty expires. Orlando has vowed to make ('II)' hall more accessible to the citizens, while Sizer Ii promised to implement program as iion Around the Clock 4A possible Bridge. 313 Calendar SA Classified 4-5B 313 Gil , I I• Plans • , • . A l encies " - h Seminole - — - i Inciex Ak) ALL -BEEF i I rumn"r that councilmen may economize by cutting Had patrolled 149 M7 t p l lrA ij city streets during years he has been chief to ot her- depar"e wft. -rcue ttls, 22 lives the police and fire departments, that the city's th eyear: investigated 241, "traffic acciden ts One (lie call is worked higher pay scales. LaBossiere said he went to receivbusiness community should make Its feelings 1,502 hours of unpaid (-~crtinie; had eU every 20.3 hours, he said. 3,891 com. Mayor James R. 1,ormann on Jan. 2 -four days known. . plaints; made 2,021 misdemeanor arrests; 128 for before he assumed office - asking that The chamb,er's liaison committee, which includes driving while intoxicated. mTested Mayor James Irmann, also a guest, said during 76 adults and 23 bo th Ream and Gene Duffey, a zoning consul ta nt juveniles for felonies, authorization be given to replace three firemen who his recent campaign, he heard only complimentary resigned but a consensus of counci wi th offices in th e city, are to appear be fore the city lie sa id that th e department, in addition to had two agreeing to immedia lm en at the time remarks about both the po lice and fire depart. tely hire and two men ts. He said while the city has some pr oblems council tonight to make a report on the vote, himself and a lieutenant, had four sergeants and disagreeing. Two of the firemen were replaced. with finances, there are adequa te moneys at the Police Chief Tom Hennigan, a guest at the eight patro en wi lm th authority to make arrests. moment to take care of city needs." He added that meeting, gave a report on Polic-~- acfivity during Fire'Chief Roy LaBossiere said his department IAB(Issiere said his department saved Longwood an immediate shift in financing will be necessary to 1974 saying his department: has lost every paid firefighter trained In the two taxpayers last year $800,000 in property and of 229 meet the crises ahead. , A L)FE C()R &AI I CUR.. City and county law officers Points area using a tracking Wheeler was in county Jail 115 Wilshire Or., Fern Park. Farnsworth said the ban t1 today were searching the dog from the Winter Park today OH $18,000 bond The Francis W. arnsworth,45,of also wearing flesh colored Sanford area for a th ird suspect police department, juvenile was held in detention Winter Park, told investigators gloves, forced him to go inside, intheSundaynightrobbe'ofa Wheeler and the Juvenile at the County Juvenile he was closing the lanes and open the se and then hit him food store a Points. were ith went to ii ve rw: his on the head after suspects, one of them h alar:ek: use of a firearm in commission Just before I m today a ssed tan and checks from thett eCand juvenile, were nabbed by of a felon) Officers said lone double masked bandit clothes, with a stocking mask three cash drawers and a pets) sheriffs deputies who saw a clothing shed behind the store armed with a pump shotgun under a ski mask, cash box into a blue flit bag man run from Jack's Mini by the Juvele, money taken in escaped with approximately approached him with a pump The calm bandit also took o Market after the robbery. the holdup and a handgun were $1,000 in cash and checks after shot gun and demanded the from the cttm's wallet before Sheriff John Polk said Sgt. R. recovered, robbing Fair Lanes Bowling, business bank deposit. escaping on foot via a rear door. D. Miller and Deputy H. E. Winger were passing on U. S. 17-92 at S11419 about 8:45 p.m. and saw a man run from the store. Winger pursued on foot and Miller in the patrol car. Deputies chased do a 17The Greater Sanford said Jack Hornet, execu tive problems. Ben Butler one of Albert said )ear Id Sanford juvenile on (amber of Commerce plans to mger ina of th e cha m be r the strongest chiefs in Central Homer said the mnectng foot along the highway south of announce a vote of confidence "I want to come out with a Florida ." should be or by 9 a.m. the store and Miller took Major in the city vote of confidence behind "I think there are a very few Wheeler, 19, of 1811 W 13th St., fo1loing the arrest of Also during the meeting, Police Chief Ben Butler and the people who are unhapp) and Sanford, into custody at a car members of Its force t wk, police department following the have lost co bo ard members will be in nf idence parked on SR-419 near the a spokesman for the chamber trouble the trod dto the c hairman of the the department," police department, but m it is a store. said today. membership drive, J. S. "Red" Horm said. small minority. Deputies said a third man, Cleveland, manager of the The chamber will convene in "We need to restore the '1 don't buy the old sa ying Of S anford Munic pa l A armed with a sawed-off a special board meeting confi&nce of the conununity in "One bad apple." shotgun, didn't enter the store Thu rsday at 8:15 a.m, to the the police department," said "In general, the public will The 10 membershi p drive and escaped on foot. The third Chamber office to discuss the Wayne Albert, chamber suipport the department based team captains and chainmen of suspect was the object of an chamber's vote of confidence president. "I think it is one of on the performance they have the eight standing committees intense search of the Five and "other Important items," the finest around despite its given us for many year also i1l be introduced. Bac Po ice Casselberry Eyes Def c t Rer)ort -''-''- .. • 0 r d m• j' • - Redden and Ruth said some of the burglaries the Held n ri ye u ii S ixuuuery woo too Q ii9 - - Gerald Ream, president, said while It is only . DILEMMA! / -- WeathcrIorecast for today and gomow calls for rain — dispelling any the city police and fire departments and no support in any move which may develop among th e city council toward cutt ing personnel in eith er depar t. • ACCEPT I T - 6 ri-1E -. • .- inclination to hoist the sails and enjoy the r-atural beauty surrounding Se minole County as this photo illustrates. Under normal condi tions By DONNA ESTES HeraldStaff'Wrfkr IS A ~A/AGES,,..AS SOLVE / Lo 975o ty watner Bic.!;. ( .•i S \. ___ L FROM YER -' - of watercraf t. (Herald Photo by John A. Spots) r d I H' M - the St. Johns River and I4ke Monroe abound with hundreds of va rieties • 110 VA SILLY FELINE, VA NOT ONLY LOST A CUSTOMER, BuT ALL THIS FOOD'S GOIN ' WASTE .10J - - : . .. - #2z ç\A - OUR ) - ,- • _ - FOR SAILING er.sd th e burglary ring Is believed have fenced a number rearms and ieweJ items and checks are being made throughout Celtr3l Florida for these Items. amber Supporits Sanforcf Police FISH! ' ' -i... CHANGING Y ORDER./ ' L<< - D AY I I . ~~Z_o - I OAM . ' . 3 0 515 I TOOK THE LI SERTY OF CHICKEN FWICA55F-E AN — -- - I WHAT'S IN ON I MERE IORDERED J — .- •-•- - .' \ •_ ____ r '- - e:Lxndah]L I 'r-i 'in ' .: I . - I U WILL NOt.S4t'1cK.J KNOCK RE3RET PROMOTING J IT OFF... ME FROM DIGHHERE WASHER TO WAITER COMES A ..fACA.SMAcK.' CUSTOMER! I SHALL LABOR UNCEASINGLY Two - in - — I ! Redden osaid tw saddles taken in a burglar) Orange County were recovered plus a number of rifl es, shotguns, calculators, tools and other te I ms, - Due To Shorfa e • - •. . I •• • • • ,. — EARL DOWNS Downs a iii e i 'J P os t . economy. Seminole County, Layer ex- to hire an air conditioning At a work session today, The recess ion has prompted peels the school board to mechanic at a mee ti ng with County Commjsioners are the federal government to meceive funds for one addillonsl county officials Friday. If this s cutback in state slated to discuss the best mp additional money intr, the employe. Seminole County will receive inethods of doling tliool funds continues in to next Out the funds. economy in hopes of providing Al though the school board is $302,000 in federal emergency Federal restr ictions place a year, the Seminole School work for some of the nation's the largest employer in funds for a public service Job $10,000 ceiling Boa rd will be ff orced to on any slash "mployed. Seminole C wiLy, it was ten- program, acco rdi ng to coun ty employe's salaries, School Supt. William salary hired under Of the 38 jobs to be created Iii thti 'ly decided ec e to o okay funds uns officials, the program, Layer said today. But, "It won't cut salaries this year," Layer said. In the wake of a cabinet rollback, Seminole's budget • wIstrthuI ed b)' goo at .' . beques t of Education Coni. • • - • m issioner Ralph Tur li ngton. A t The decrease was part of a total of $34 million trimmed --• . — I ,s' F Irommi school boards across the . • -. . u,)..nrc Smoking rres s Sought state, Layer said this year's cut will put a freeze on purchases of Earl Downs of Longwood has certain types of equipment and been appointed to the Seminole will cause the school system to Counts Port Authority postpone some services 'COPAi by Governor Rcuba however, he said, the Askew business of educating the Downs, 209 Riser Bend Drive, county's children will ala) just will replace SCOPA chairman as it is Harold Kastner, whose term has happened to us exp i red g be fore (,i i'.t k..i •1,.l,. ' .... ......... it n By ED PRICKETr Heral d Staff Writer • ;• Of State - ---- - - ' - t • ' 1'' • ,•: -t , , ' - ' . E. . -ir — - -- - - __ j •• Dr. Merle E. Parker today asked Sheriff John Polk for the arrests of three school officials for allegetl vio1atinr, Florida's cçarette law In an affadavit, Parker asked for the arrests of Se minole High School Principal Don Reynolds Assistant Principal A Wayne pps and hwd Supt Will' in � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 12, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 10, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d8328362a0fa50e49b1c49b6830aeedd.pdf f1926b78218622271729a8baeb396756 PDF Text Text -- - - -':ii:-- rr • - - • -. - - -j - — Along the picturesque bays on the west coast of Mexico, shrimp boats are reaping a bountiful harvest of shrimp, adding to this nation's present abundant supplies, This is the peak season for harvesting the Mexican shrimp. The season which started in September, will continue through January, possibly into February. 4 i * - .: (r NG I 4 / C - * 1 By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor A DINNER FOR FOUR Seafood Cocktail O Savory Spareribs Salad Fruit Compote Beverage 1 Shrimp curry lth moulded rice Is unusual buffet dish SAVORY SPARERIBS The baste adds good flavor. 4 pounds fresh pork spareribs, cut Into 1-rib lengths Salt and pepper to taste 12 cup light molasses Lz cup frozen orange.Jwc concentrate undiluted Sprinkle ribs with salt and Pe pper. Arrange in shallow baking pan in one layer. Bake in a preheated 350-degree oven for 45 minutes; remove ribs and drain fat from pan. Mix molasses and concentrate. Return ribs to pan and pour mix. (tire over them. Continue to bake in the 350-degree oven, basting often and adding a littti s atr ii neikd, until cooked through about 45 minutes longer. Makes 4 gener. otis servings. -.- ' -- •_-••t - -• - - - • - -• - - — ___ SHRIMP CURRY 1 tablespoon curry powder 2 tablespoons flour 1 teaspoons salt teaspoon pepper 1 teaspoon sugar 2 cups half and half 2 pounds raw shrimp, cooxed, pec.ed, develned I cun converted brand rice i large onion, finely chopped I medium apple, finely chopped 1 stalk celery, finely chopped cup butter or nrgarine CONDIMENTS: coconut, chutney, chopped almonds, pickle relish Cook rice according to package directions. Cook onion, apple and celery In butter until tender, but not brown. Blend in curry powder, flour, salt, - -• •••-.-,---- - - •- ------------------------ I 67th Ye( pepper, and sugar. Cook on minute. Add half and half. Cook, stirring constantly, until thickened. Add shz-fmpand heat through. Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Sanf ord Po l icemen Charged In Burg laries By BOB LLOYD ________ ___ herald Stuff Writer ______ 1." 11 - patrolmen had been on night duty when a number of recent four police patrolmen, a city. building Inspector and an r ,w -11 Butler said Hamlin, Magner, ..;.- , __ . ianlmalcontrolofficer_were f . Payton, Bennett and Campbell released from county jail early were immediately suspended today afi their own ______ I from the department when . recognizance alter being • -• I If ~~k ;; arrested. The Animal Control r arrested by police on burglary i 0 P Apw i tpartmentlsadivislonof the char ges. 4 Police Department. -. Police Chief Ben Butler would • Butler said auxliiaryman •i reveal little about the case ______ S sio ns was also suspended . es saying _____ , only, "An Investigation _71 17 City Manager Warren i 1 t frr: b - this department hits • Knowles said this morning that z--. revealed officers were Involved is office hadn't yet received 0 hIRAM HAMLiN RAYMOND BENNETT in several burglaries In the LARRY PAYTON WILLIAM MAGNER paperwork on Sessions that ROBERT CAMPBEll. JR. PAUL SE&SIONS Sianford area." Bund might bring his suspension on was originally set at inen released on their own Puvtnn U ipjA iq,a.,, A— $001% 4."1-4-1 ..I— 3...A '1. ' 4 1 .. . — . . . _., --, .--- ...---.- ...u., ...-. --,... 1-Y . ..... P-'rZind J4dC .-.-e-- (I i,Cüeacii br we six suspects recognizance early today. Fauittaieignbession3,22,428 spearheadtA ain intense in- tne building inspector job but and Raymond Bennett, 30, 113 larceny. office has been notified and but authorities said County Scott Ave., an auxiliary ternal department in- that Sessions reported for work Arrested on breaking and Country Club Circle, all of Animal Control Officer policeman and also a city vestigation filing of any formal charges is Court Judge Harold Johnson, In entering and grand larceny that began this morning and was put on a Sanford. Robert Ray Campbell Jr., 23, building inspector, was charged sometime Wednesday morning, day's personal leave by pending further investigation whose court the six were to charges were police patrolmen Patrolman William Douglas 1513 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, with breaking and entering. by Sanford police and state make a first appearance at 2 While officers would not Knowles. Hiram Lyle Hamlin, 22, 2831 Magner, 24, 2632 Mohawk was charged with breaking and attorney's investigators. p.m. today, oraly ordered Detective Capt. Charles B. comment on the case, The County jail arrest records the Magnolia Ave., Larry Leon Avenue, Sanford, was charged entering arid X grand larceny. Fagan and Butler reportedly Herald has learned that ,he iiontinued on Pg.3Ai - - - F I FOOD STAMPS I I WA ~ __ - j .~____ -.-.---- ___ .~ __ L~ ___ • MEAT PR __~ I.- CED - --- ______ - - - • • _____ - - '' -• - - - i - • • ) — a. £ rri' WHERE ECONOMY ORIGIN - • .4. FRIENDS TO LUNCH Chicken Salad Rol5 Fruit Crisp Beverage FRUIT CRISP Refreshingly tart to serve with Ice cream. cup sugar '4 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons cornstarch 1 cup water 2 cups fresh cranberries 11,i cups chopped pared apples 1-2 Clip raisins 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind 2 thhles000ns butter or margarine Topping, see below Thoroughly stir together the sugar, salt and cornstarch; gradually stir in water, keeping smooth; bring to a boll, stirring constantly. Add remaining in gredlents except bu tter and topping. Cook over medium heat, stirring often,' until cranberries begin to pop about 10 minutes. Off heat stir in butter and let stand about S minutes. Pour into a buttered 8inch square baking dish. Sprinkle with Topping. Bake in a preheated 375-degree oven i to 20 minutes. Serve warm with vanilla Ice cream. Makes 6 servings. Topping: Stir together 1 cup pancake mix, 14 cup fi rmly packed dark brown sugar; cut in 1-3rd cup butter or margarine; stir in 12 cup chopped ft walnuts. _____ — SATURDAY BUFFET Trader Vic's Carrot Soup Chicken Stew Rice Salad Bowl BreadTray 19 . A&PCUT, !11 thinly sliced (4 cups not packed down '& cup heavy cream I l i tablespoons creamy peanut butter 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce Generous dash of tatlasco sauce Small clove garlic, peeled Gently t'oil, tightly covered, water, onion, nutmeg an d carrots until carrots are very tender. Whirl with remaining ingredients in an eectriC blender until smooth. Reheat. Makes 7 cups. SUNDAY SUPPER Salmon Patties Potatoes Skillet Cucumbers &ownfes Beverage SKILLEJ CUCUMBERS We bwr,wed the delghttul SC. flhti1, i1-(im d great cook, Emma Law. 2 large rucumber. 2 tablespoons butter 14 teapoofl Salt 24 SUgØ. 1 teaspoon lemon juice Pare cucumbers; cut in half engthise; soopcut seeds and discard; slice cucumbers thin. In a 10-Inch skillet simmer cu cumbers and butter, tightly eovered but stirring several LPRKECUTSON A.1 - amm I WEEI(LY SPECIJ TOO... IN ALl. I. /,/ WOOF- - - - -•- -- 4 U-.4s49 - / I--- $ - - / I -- - -- .. - ObiiAND D R-GHr mt___~ ,- UCED , - • - -- -PAU16 Ir1-11 0 / / - / / / / __ 4 I / 1 ~ 11111K I ~ De _ - // - - - _ - - - S Outstanding weekly specials to Include in fruits and vegetables and grocery items. A& P saves you money on meat, that reall something. Because at A& P, you know yo always getting fully matured meat that a trimm ed and priced for value. Take our b4 instance. We sell only one quality of beef i And it's backed by our unconditional mon guarantee and our Butcher's Pledge. That A&P Butcher's promise to always pack th side of every cut down. So if you like what By EL) PRICK Err "The fellow we talked to had In fact, two bandits, one of stocking mask over his face, you all to pieces," attendant Herald Staff Writer a sawed-off shotgun. That's all whom was armed with a sawed- Both fled the station after Robert Rabbit said the robber /At least one of Seminole we could say at this time," off shotgun, held up the locking Block in the storage told him. County's elusive shotgun toting Capshaw said. Mobley's ad- Imperial station at SR 46 and 1-4 room. Deputies have also arrested bandits is behind bars after a dress is general delivery, late last night. At about the same time, a Earl Jack Williams, 26, of 400 suspect was arrested In CON- Oviedo. Attendant Sylvester Block razor blade-wielding robber Pine Ave., Sanford. nection with an armed robbery Cpsiw said at least five told deputies the gunmen threw the attendant at Eastern W illiams is charged wi th In Oviedo, police said today, robberies have taken place in demanded "all the money" and Oil Station in Sanford on the possession of a controlled Sheriff's detectives are tht county recently. And that threatened at one point to shoot ground before rifling his substance, paraphernalia and burning the midnight oil to try many more have oc curred in him, pocke ts and escaping with $10. syringes. Bond was set at and tie In the Oviedo robbery Seminole cities. One of the bandits had a blue "I'll cut your throat; I'll cut $5,000. with a rash of holdups in Se minole in which the robber use a sawed-off shotgun and concealed his face with a toboggan cap. The suspect In the Oviedo robbery, Johnny Mobley Jr., 19, is in County Jail under a Seminole Sheriff's detectives Jailed rear door of the bar and a car about 1:30 scene to a nearby car that sped away. bond, officials sa id, two men early today on murder charges a.m. today after neighbors reported Sgt. Jay Leman reported a car was Mobley was arrested W edin connection with tie apparent shooting he aring five gunshots, leaving the scene when he arrived. nesday and charged with ar. dea th last night of a ta vern owner at the Kriz said an autopsy today will Depu ti es said three men in a car in med robbery, of county's w estern border near Apopka. determine how many - times nt of tavern also heard shots and . J. !cri idet fl cd the :ivapcctc !4.1dewLcz Wa; - he te the in commission of a and nearly nii Edward Mefnert, 24, PittInvestigators sa th eid iczn was side.iip'- by a car. two counts of receiving or burgl, Pa., and Donald Eugene Jones, The men followed the car to Flamingo concealing stolen property, Fla. fjj Trailer Park, U.S. 4-41 in (range County according to Oviedo Police / The men are charged In the death of Kr motive has ken deter- and then went to th e Apopka Police ,,Chief Ken Trlplett. Edward Adamkiewic'z, S'$-year-old ow De partment. Orange County Deputies / Triplett said a shotgun-toting of Adams Inn, U.S. 441. - neighbor who Ioca'ed the car at the trailer park and bandit, his face hidden by a ,, deputies Found Adamklewj report nearmg U.. shots ran to a held the two suspects for Seminole toboggan mask, held up Jett's crouched in a pool of blood between the window and saw a man running from the detectives. Grocery Tuesday night and Two Held In Tavern Murder -- __ _1111- w,.ce , - . sherirrs -- - ,Iil - ,__ __ _1 - :- Answers On Beltw ay Sought \Y 39ASUAR ftr - - LIST OIE5 . :' - — — — — We're continuing our Early Warning Syste against price increases: The Aware List. E week we will voluntarily post a list of price increases, such as those received from manufacture, a full s'ven days before we change our price. That gives you one week t purchase at the old price, sub iect, of course product availability. You'll also find "Be A shelf tags on many frequently purchased IU the day of the price increase right on the ta course, the Aware List won't include perishi like meat, eggs or fresh fruit and vegetables mirketa fluctuate daily, items controlled by advertised specials. Vogt Lauds Work Of Plan Group CCONMER P'O1'ECTIGH pw We're of course continuing our corn tijj VIll making you an Aware Shopper by reminding what every A& P store owes you and by inform YOU of ways to get the most for your money. I. for the signs in A& P stores spelling out all thi rotectjonA&}' ives you: 1, Guaranteed gatisfaction. 2. Exceptional Value. 3. Low Pm with Absolutely No Compromise in Quality. Rain Check Prxiuct Availability. 5. Product FreshnecThmjgh Open Dating G. ("in'.0111. Information. 7. Courteous Service. 8. Cleanlii 9. Safe and Healthy Products. 10. Shopping Convenience. Ii. The Butcher's Pledge. 12. Variety of Choice and 13. 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L ' "i - - - 1 - i..... - - ________ • • .• m off with about$o in _____________________________________________________________ and a 22-caliber pistol. -• - J_ z Authorities said Oviedo policeman Rudy Kramer I _____ a rrested Mobley on Wednesday and consifcated a 12-gauge --"shotgun, half of th e money By 811.1 BELI.EVILLE authority was aroused after Tuesday — drew the same question of funding comes up." believed to be from the grocery -- • Herald Staff Writer countians became alarmed that reaction from County Corn- Freeman also represents the holdup and a toboggan mask, t he Orange Authority might mission members on the municipalities of Winter "You can rest assured The two essential questions approve a "Central Florida authority as anybody who has a sawed-off it had when Springs and Lake Mary, both of facing the newly organized Beltway" \ç\ shotgun to circumvent Kwiatkowski asked the board to which are also represented by we're Interested in them," Sheriff's Capt. 1. R. Se minole County Expressway Metropolitian Orlando that terminate attorney Howard the Authority. Authority are whe ther or not to would be constructed InapproRi ce said today. Rice also Marsee and hire Freeman said But Freeman sa id th at "the well have a beltway built in the priately in the county. s hortly afte r board reorganiza- first time a conflict came up, city police are investigating as county and where such a During last night's first tion Tuesday. as other counties, T1 I'd be the first to bring it to any. meeting, Seminole County Jerry Capshaw, a detective at beltway might be located, Kwiatkowski, Hattaway, and one's attention." Authority members, in an Commission vice-chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. voted for FreeTHE CATBIRD'S VIEW "I say," said one lineman to the other. "The hew from here is the sheriff's department, said Kwiatkowski told Williams Jolly." But Michael Cameron (left seems to assure John Farrely officers are working round-the organizational meeting last Mike Hattaway was sue- man, and Commissioners Dick that "you are here because of It's safer on the groimd than in a cherry çlcker high above San- clock, trying night, agreed to meet with State cessfully nominated as Williams and John Kimbrough the legal action f a bill to tie together a Department of Transportation Authority chlnnan by ATOP UTILITY POLE ford. So they returned to earth — out of harm's way. rash of robberies with the Corn- voted against the attorney, designating you to be here. You i DOT I officials in February in nAssioner flarry Kwiatkowski. suspect in the Oviedo robbery. an Freeman said he would represent the Authority and the effort to begin to answer Commission Administrative represent the Authority at no county," Kwiatkowski said, those questions. Assistant Betty Simcoe was charge. pointing out that such Seminole County broke away named Secretary and Williams sparked the representation wouldn't confrom the Expressway Authority Treasurer. ..#(- discussion over the nomination stitute a conflict of interest. in Orange County by SuccessBut the nomination of interim of Freeman by expressing a 1. "It seems planned," Williams fully requesting state County Attorney Tom Freeman fear of a conflict of interest" said, after more discussion. legislation to provide for the —who was on the job for the that the By DONNA EST FS the work c f the technical the comprehensive attorney might en- "but go ahead." leglative delegation at plan to be creation of their own locally first time after his contro- counter Herald Staff Writer coordinating committee for the by serving several 7:30 p.m. CALNO Council of developed were gone over in "There's nothing planned," controlled authority. versial Seminole County land planning confirmation as entities at one time on the Kwiatkowski said. Local Governments meeting at detail with minimum levels of State Sen. John Vogt, act, last night, adding, the plan Sentiment for a local "temporary" county attorney board, "especially when the planning determined in the the co ur t ho use, In order to avoid expenses, chairman of the Seminole it is working on will probably be Knowles is to present a Various areas Including: the board also deciu-'l net t 3 I Legisiatve iklegation, laud ed i model for the entire state." hire an Executive Director "or writtn report t tJ deltgation (tS'vClopmeflt land ,.se, tralfic FAR The special committee, at the CALNO meeting. circulation, sewers, drainage other employes at this time." ;,nsw,!rablc only to the The conunittee last night, and water, conservation Vihlen also headed off a legislative delegation, and ~ alter meeting four hours, ad- recreation and open space, .11 ?4 , suggestion by Hattaway that composed of representatives -journed half-way through a housing, intergovcrnrncl i f the Aut hority should co nsider . from Seminole's city and \ hiring an engineering firm to lengthy agenda and set another coordination, public serv ice 1 1 ki county governments, is chaired d fire control. workshop for 7:30p.m., Jan. guide them in their • Around the Clock 4i by Sanford City Manager WE, at the Casselberry City hall. . Knowles said today deliberations. that the ,. ' Bridge t Pett'i Knowles, Ot her memf i "This Authority will be a It recommended a policy committee offers a means of t 1011 Calendar ' 111i '4 bcrs are: Sarii Smith cf comnmuniatons committee, composed paper tiger," Vihlen said, among local : -, 01 . 813-9 assif'ed ........ ds Altamonte Springs; Coun. representatives from each of governmental agencies on the "until we look into a road ('ouiics ('ilulan.eleut Sal Orlando, needs the' govcrnimntnl units, f the coniprel:unsivc . project under our control. Then Crosshord Puzzle ... 813 Casselberry; David Ctiacey, appointcu, noting that the land planning act. I . , , youwlllfind thatDolwtjl be Dear Abby ',, l.ongwood; Francis Jenior, After delegates gave involved current committe's function is in everything we do — brief 7't Dr. Lamb • ......... lake Mary; Councilman Carlus limited to the technical aspects, reports on the future goals of 1. we want them or not." 1 Editorial ............. 4't Warren, Oviedo; Council Vihlen s The commnitteealso agreed to (lie various municipalities, ai d this involvement 813 Horoscope .......... i member Irene Van Eepoel, ask the legislative delegation to Know1e noted that none inwould include preliminary • Hospita l ------1011 Winter S'rings and County continue its commission for L • dicated an interest in tourism engineering plans and scope : ___ Obituaries ............ 511 Planner Roger Neiswender. _____ purpose of plans for the pr oject. "County establishing or heavy industry, that all Sports 113-211 _______ ' Senator Vogt said his in- guidelines for the communities recognized the residential I • money for engineering won't 813 Television tentiun is to continue the and county in the planning nature of th e Seminole corn. even be necessary," he said. ________ Women's 8I :-committee on a permanent effort. As meetings continue, mnunity and pointed to a need -Vihlen also asked Freeman to -4' . basis, noting that the corn- Knowles said, the group will be for light clean Industry. _____ investigate the Authority's f, WEi%1'11E11 mnittec's work be gun tu weeks working out all deta ils so it will He added that all recognized ability to use county stationery, j -%'esterdiy'h high SI lo this ago n'iil lint be finished by Its he addressing lt.self to stan- light industrial areas had to be telephones, and travel expensc morning 60, Th ere as a trace origi na l expiration date' of Jan. (Iarits and terminology, located in proximity to high. until other funds are obta ined, of rain. Partly cloudy and 15. The committee made known ways such as Interstate 4. Students of Sanford Middle School In Sanford competed in an Authority members plan to On that date the committee is Its desire to continue und€r the continued warm through It was agreed detailed CONTEST :,cademlc improvement contest within the school and 135 kerr meet again on Feb. 19 with DOT Friday, Highs in the upper 70s scheduled to give a report on umbrella of the legislative planning will be done for five reiarded iIth a ifip today to Sea World. Getting on to one of the representatives to discuss the Complete %valher the scope of studies required by delegation. to low SO$. years in advance and general lm%m are Ile-it to riCht) Mrs. Notia Kromer. Made Chesser. research DOT has done on the Lj the land planning act to the details page lOft. planning for 20 years. Each of the nine elements ( Tracy Henrgar. David Berry, A ngela Jones, and \nr:i ('ala r:cvd and lrcatnn for a heltay -- VVE OWE YOU MO THMAWFOR - - P -.--,_ ,, - uie. until traisparerit buut 10 minutes. Stir in re-maining ingredients. Makes 4 - / # A& P starts the New Year by cutting the A&P Brands of staples such as Dry Milk Peanut Butter, Mayonnaise, Luncheon Sticks, Spaghetti, Macaroni, Spaghetti, Cheese Slices, Frozen Shoestring Potato other items that are important to a famil So now you can get meaningful savings a frequently purchased items. Police Nab'Shotgun Band'ist'Suspect Y I FOOD PRK in the store, you'll love what you see at hor Pineapple with Kirsch TRADER VIC'S CARROT SOUP Our version of ' delightful first ccsirse devised by a fa. mous restaurateur. Three 132iou.nce cans clear chicken troth 24 cup water 1 tablespoon instant minced Orion i teaspoon nutmeg 6 carrots, pared and very • OPM'P() T1 WINNERS IL i - - - ___ Shrimp Season Is Now! ISFUNI U A I - Wednesday, Jan. 8, 1975 K 1 : V~It~ .IrUrtm.= ILL -- 1213—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- - i'• •. - - , �--_— 2A— Evering Herald, Sanfcrd, Ft. H Thursday. Jan.9, 1975 ____ tA I - .i. -- _ _ i... - vvuiergae WASHINGTON (AP irio - served." • 'I - Living again." a I * A in return for campaign All three -- F:: o rd f) a n commercialIzation or undigni- Seminole County. Florida at thday today. Rabbi Baruch Korff, among Nixon's staunchest SliP' xrters, was one of the few persons on hand for the 0C nation's former chief executive. In a telephone Interview Wednesday, the rabbi described Mxon as "sad at the course of events" that saw tm fall from the presidency in the Watergate scandal. Rut the rabbi, who founded the President Nixon .Iustice Fund to try to sore up his troubled finances, said Nixon has been "heartened by the expression of good will" said — just "a quiet day with Mrs. Nixon." Sometime JIMMIE P. WEAVER ar1 DONNA C. WEAVER. husband and wife. .•. - _______ - .1 intelligence unit provided the Central Intelligence Agency with names of between 9,000 and 10,000 U.S. radicals in 1970, a Justice Department official onflnned Wednesday night. James 1. Devine, now with Justice's Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, said the names of domestic radicals were provided to the CIA with a request that the spy agency Increase its surveillance of these people while they were on trij airoad. It cculd not he learned whether the names supplied by a4 .j the Justice Depthiqát were the same Inca a recent New York Times story ?egin tPpatl cry. - _ ___ i .. • . ., . - called by ht unless a contract settlement with the na. ton's I companies Is reached, the president of the union By BU RFiiRWU ___________ __________ Al. Grosplron of the 60,000-member Oil, Chemical and A public hearing to determine reaching agreement on a new contract late Wednesday. "The next 24-h('ur period will provide a settlement rca strike," Gropiron td newsmen. "It will determine 1. E. Tucker, chairman of the B" cf!r1 FLAGSHIP -'I., ..,.. ,.. - job to an assistant. he Pike also athnit render a derision within "a non-compliance cited were lack reasonable amount of time," of minimum desi staartjs an operator, but said he had he guidance of manager, First Florida according to Utility ('.introl that provided for proper operations Joe Board Attorney Robert Morris. cldorthation of the effluent at w,,.y. 7 pj dduituB. the risislg prcmium rost, are making medi amount for its alledged non- equipment, Inadequate degree I financially impslble for the lack of "good housekeepIng" at Cowan also &howed six color 3lides that depicted a tank at the plart, high weecLs around a "polishing pond," and WASHINGTON tAP) chlorine in a container InBen. from political control and year, not counting $1.75 billion Jamin F. Bailar has been turned over to business-type OfgtrrunentsuhsIdietocoy. tended for Its distrjbtio. named to succed Elmer 1. n aemcnt, It was a stocray er normally money.loalr.g erv- Cowan said that the wL*ter Klassen, who is quitting as 3-year tenure. that comes out of the plant has a ices. iuncral after a barA I ku:. t'iliuiuttee i!t1 last Klas.seri h.i,' itd the pot.al C(TOS1VC quality about it. Clerk By: Elaine RICharde tlonofrefusefoqtransf,r,00ic,,,,a Dip,j$y erk sanitary landfill, arid for temsrary David U. Porter storag, of automobil, and Attey for PetitIoner P0. box $15 3 Iipsala landfill, Ups.ala Road. *_ TItusviIIe, Florida 33. T. I. P. 30. Ia close former Publish: ,,,, i , landfill DEJ.a 1. OvIe Transfer Station, SR 119, alService"hasfailedtonoflce. "My only reservation in step- ably improve the quality of pingasidelsthatitmayappearl mail SerV'ce," fl Iding the hattiC tø addition, the servi' critic's of the Pat &tice. erating iefictt has douNeci and Nothligcou1dbe1essjuzUfied" ft of Kiassen said Wednesday in a increased by 25 per cent, the tommittee said. resignation. statement accompanying amount of the operation of the trusty rentflsalyearadpredj(jeda Freernan&u'nertoldtheBoard boOst tO 13 cents in the cost of he was "surprised at the hearing since on Aug. 20, yoa mailing a Iirst.clau letter July 1.1k rate rose last March held a hearing to ctwer all of in the county from to 10 cents. then ccncltbied th hearing." gy details Rarner said that compliance of his future plans, is a former of the Country Club Heights the American Can plant was dIscted at that . Feb. 15. But Cw'nnilssjon (iialrrnan Sid Vihlen Jr., said the reason Postal Service cIrcumvented master General )lailar t. Bailar,40,aLs W,iS alt execij. for the separate hearing on the ceed K!asvn iti u rcgulattcn.s ard encouraged Li- (we of the American Can plant is because the Board year fxltion. voritismn, inefliciency and before Joining the xtatal Set-v. concerned about th7 quality of ice in April i912 He has been Klassen, 66, became head of WILStE. hitxsekevping' there..and We this (eel the agency Jan, 1, 1972, six The service had a deficIt of deputy Postmaster for lIttle It's a serious situation months after it was removed 5-538 million in the last fiscal more than a month. governors named Deputy p. concluded last month that U' ' I ________________________ — EienIng IIeguI Sunday I.JxaJI .f'NJ 0,l, 5AlOf4 tund1y, (hr,1tna. ))O N FrCn(h Aye, Sanford, lii j '-- oni (I POSII Pa,d at ,anhqci. Fiorida 37771 .'.:t.p? '" by C arr er Year 10 ______________________ . / - .i , - W .- I . - NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE And that figure Li based on Commission Chairman Sid having the County certify.an Vihlen Jr., said, "We intended , . -- - - . , i School Board Atty. Doug • ttiey didn't "have to be frightened" of the suit because it didn't have a thing to do with recognizing SEA as bargaining agent. - , i'. ' • .: '.. - • . . -.. ____ '7 t.- ,; - J 4• - \ •:. hilt of beans. It charges conspiracy on the part of the old -. board. I think the suit ought to be dropped, but it doesn't have a thing to do with collective bargaining," Stenstrom said. "Isn't it right that we do ' ?" Member Pat Telson asked. "Legally, we have a new law. '•' If you refuse to bargain -:,; you to go ahead and bargain," Stenstrom replied. School Supt. William Layer's recommendation to the board ms to approve SEA, which .'-. ..-"-- But Delbert Euga, local Department of Natural Resources Committee L• on Conservation and Environment assured Vthlen that the state has no plans to CHARTER Ptlll the harvester out of the county. The hugh, barge-mount PRESENTED machine was brougit - )0 employes in Seminole's school system. Rosenthal said the next item on the SEA's agenda Is to get Charter r3embers of Boy Scout Troop 529 gather around to down to the negotiating table present their charter to the troop's spooring organization, the with school officials. B. Duke Woody Branch 147 of the Fleet Reserve Auoclatlon. ________________________ Arthur J. Picanso, president of the Fleet Reserve Association, I-i r.a. acceptS the charter, after having presented the troop with a 'LuL.Lrl ceremonial flag. Taking part Li the presentations are (left to _____ _______________ County courtesy of the . - Dowdy, Brian Huffma.n, Mike Thacker, Henry Pyle, Scoutmaster Waserly Dowdy, Carl Lettar, and Scoutmaster Paul Denny Sr. _______________________ - approval has been given for a response fire unit with fown government before a Area sportsmen and en$7,5Z federal grant for first and dry chemicals equipment. grant is approved. vironmentalists had been phase Improvements at the Authority members, In a The city and authority urging the State to supply such The grant requested by the dicated they are- hopeful word county failure to act could l Lake Mary Host 0 Euita, who was Instrumental in LAKE MARY overlay paving on 150 feet of the State J.S. Cleveland P'01nLsed federal funding for locally, got the Department of (Red) east-west runway, upgrading reported today that county other Improvements. Sanford Natural Resources to supply countyandcityofficlalsofLak . high intensity runway lighting, commissioners have indicated has already adopted the the machine and an operator. Mary and L4ongwood will meet At the time, the County at city hail here at 10 a.m, required ordinance. gUAT - 'p t h =--- 0 authority approved leases with to and from the harvester, problems proposed light in Orlando Helicopter Airways for' which would be stationeti near dustrial development will Building 216 and with W.W,D. the Osteen Bridge on the s. create in the Lake Mary iContlnucd From Page 1-Al The suspects ran around the Inc.fora portlonof Buildings. Johns. Currently, the large Boulevard-Ir1'.erstate Four show police took Bennett into building through a parking lot area. machine sits dormant at custody at 11:30 a.m., Wed- to Hood Avenue. Three oi the Sanford Marina awaiting a According to County Plannei nesdayathis home and that he men Jumped into a waiting chance to gobble more Roger Nelswlnder, state of. armed at county jail at 10:30 black and white patrol car Freeman Firm hyacinths after an initial ficials will detail what the city pm that same day. driven by a uniformed officer exhibition of its powers in and counties will have to do to officer being investigated must reporter as they ran across the The law offices of Tom private individual Is interested road program. be told of the nature of the in- east courthouse lawn. Freeman will still continue to in using his trucks to haul away vest igation prior to inA prisoner being booked into serve as city attorney for Lake the harvestcd weed — a move In December, county plan. right to have legal counsel were released later told the said Thursday morning, ,, the responsibility (or the trucks development would generate be told the names of conk up." lie said the suspects took attorney Wednesday. Earlier Euga said that recent Lake Mary Boulevard by 1980. plaintants and the formal in- advantage of television U- this week his firm was named research has shown the water They also outiined 13 areas as j -. was arrested at l) p.m. Wed. their running exit Just as the to represent Lake Mary for the demand of sorts for the plant. Interstate 4 nesday at his honne by Li Mike reporter turned briefly away law firm. Although the Florida Clerk of the Circu;t Court Deputy Clerk Park, Florida Trk, I 0. No IH27Sfl4o$1, Title demands *hih you may have Lot 1, Block F., temple Terre 161374073 Tag No 17 OH 773 against th, estate of RUTH Annex. according tO the Plat and ttie undefligned as Sheriff e W(IRICH. deceased late of tPiereot,asrecoqderj in Pta? nooks. Seminole County, Florida, will •t Senitino,p County, Florida, to the P4'g 61, of the Publl Records of 11:00 AM on the 31st day of Clerk of the Circu,t Court, and file Seminole County, Florl January, AD. 197S, offer for sale the same In duplicate and as and the unersign. as Shere r',d sell to the highest blda,v, f provided in SectIon 733.Ie, Florida Seminole County, Florida, will at SubJect to any and all existing Statutes, in their off ices in the 11:00 AM On the 24th day s lefls,attPme Front (West) Door of the County Courthouse in Seminole January, A Ii. 1975. offer for sa;, Semtnole County Co,'rtp,øut, in County, FIorid, within tour and Sell to the highest b.Ode', for Sanforc, Florida, the bbov, caIr'rwar months from the time of cash, subJect to any and all cutting dC$Ctib,d personal property. the first pvbtcahon hereof, or the ieln5. 1tfMFront(W)otttie Further information is available same will b harred OF) . AuthorIty Is waiting for word slope Indicator (VASI), bars of City of Sanford by adopting an infested the St. Johns River to from the Federal Aviation colored lighting to aid pikrts In airport zoning ordinance, a the point of impasse In certain Magner at 10:20 p.m. at his system feeds pictures to an Fagan. T 4 '5 opinion regarding attorneys records indicate area, approxImately 25 feet an(J city capacities, Woolfolk headquarters at 12:45 n.m. must unlock before anyone can today and aforesaid Writ ol Execution was PRObATE NO. 74.34$CP eiiyered to me as Sheriff of delivered to me as Sheriff of In re: Estate of Seminole County, Floridi, and I SemInole County, Florida, and I RUTH WEIPICH have' levied upon the tonowing have lavied upon the following deceased descripea properly Owned by Jay descrIbed øroparty Owned by NOTICETOCREOITORS LOuis fur mailer, SAid property lohnnl P Henderson, Jr. saie To All Creditors and All Persons being located in Siminole County, oroperty being located in Seminole Having Claims or Demands Against rlorida. more Part,cuIarI1, CO,nty, Florida. more particularly Said Estate: foiidrscrit.r.o at Yo, are h'rby r-ot,',ed arid , Vihien said he was also concerned over the need for a Commissioners say they can It turns out that one truck is just or if the state decides to ter- . aforesad Writ ot Eaei.n ias Sanfor Florida, Ih above Seminole Cotnly S1eriff' Depart itecr;t*i pertonal property ment Ttat Sald sate i5 being TPIt said 54Ie it oririg made ) to tttfy the ?errnt of said Writ of satisfy the terms C..) said Writ of Execuflo,, E'erutin John ( Polk, John 1. Polk, SheilIf Shertff Seminoi, COunty, FIOida SImfrkle County, Florida Pt'bIIth73 975 Jan 9. 14. 7), 20. 191$ - '. - - 1 C - P.!L' OF) 3 -"-' bV member of a - Plolle Is hereby Qiven that we are above styled slti and you are Sanitary landfill ml So of 4i Longwood, Semiioi, Answer r Other Pleading to thC S. Oviedo Sanitary Landtsll — SR County. Florida, under the ficliteo,,s complaint on plalntlfl's attorneys, 11, S 13, T 7). P. 3), to close name of ALMOST NU THRIFT VAN DEN BERG, GAY I BURKE, nitary landfill SHOP, arid that we Intend to register P.A , Pt Office B*x 793. Ortando. Osceola AIrfIeld (abandoned Circuit Cøufl, SemInole County. Aniwer' or other Pleading in the landf ill. ov,i of the Fictitious Name Crt on or before the 13th day of Written comments may be ad Statutes. To.WIt: Section Fttruary)973 If youfaiItodo,a dressed to the Regional ad Florida Statutes 1957. default Iudgmnd will be entered of Pollution Control, 33)9 Ma.juire Jee Rousseau In ?fi• complaint. Publish n Publish: Jan 9. 16. 73. 20. 1913 1975 DEJ.23 (Seal) O'fotier. A 0. 1974, in ttit clvtâ,n court on the 39th day August, A C EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. case entItled, Lorraine M Our 1971, in that cerfin CA5C Cri'itted, CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR mast. PlaIntiff, v Jay Louis PC: Johnue R. Henderson, Jr. and SEMINOLE COUNTY - .4.0 Intrgovernmental Coordinator they Include enough previously- of hyacinths that the machine is use to county taxpayers." transfer stitlon for collection ot First Frida Clief Engineer Ken Ptdeffer admitted he f4 ' SEA's executive board would have to make a recommnendatlon to the represen- - You are hereby notified that a complaInt to foreclose a certain mortgage encumbering the following described real properly, fowl?: Lot 93, GRANADA SOUTH, ac cording to the PIat thereof as recor Plat Bo IS. Page 100, Public Records of Seminote County, Florida, Orlando, Merritt Island, and _______________________ ________________________ _________________________ _______ __________ taken from !u.n,ds il! Approved For 'Harvester' NOTICIOP SUIT IN MORTOAOI FORICLOSURI Seminole County, Florida upon • thC seal of the Circuit Court of DEJ-32 final Iudrnent tp, Orange Cority, Florida, upon a final ' serce and r9tes. ''." Execution Issued out of and under by virtue of that certain Writ of - CSttlIi;tteS presented last night. ____ DI....II "daily except on weekends" but inadequately treated with chlorine at times. to - on the Pet Itioners Attorney, David U. Porter. P.O. box 51$. Titvsville, FLOYD OLIVER. JR. and JOE Florida 377k. and f lIe the original ANN OLIVER, hIs wife, r• PublIsh Jan. 7,9, 1. 33 )7$ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that significant number of doctors be unable to get very - 4 ""i, I 4U*Itb.0 ,uur lJ&uUU44 according the suit should be dropped, but said It wasn't within his power. _________ ______________ ' insurance is "a major crisis problem" facing the nation, according to Health, Education and Welfare Secretary caspar W. Weinberger. -. - ______ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ laborer $2.1 and business development and economic research gificer. fronTI $3.25 will to start at a grounds The maximum The only question asked the board last night was by boir In December, the board the county $76,510 f&r the first member Alan Keeth, Mrs. Jrene K. Brown to assistant cashier; Brad Ilolllngsworth , an hour and advances to a high FoqIdi, 37707, Att0rnl'y for the Petiflorr, and file the originol with Ant,s. r, nla:,,,, •. •. bsas., -•--- ......... -. -. '--'.'' 7 Upiaii Transfer Station, Upiala Road. S 33. T. 19. R. 30. for The Country Club plant operator Roy W. Pike Jr., to decided that it had enough regulations, and had been for iiifonnation to make a niling. several years In some sicians encounter sthen seeking medical malpractice L'i for SemInole County. Florida By: Elaine RiCharde - Utilities' Country Club Heights customers in the county. the water at the plant. Pike said plant with Seminole County Douglas Cowan, county plant heputthechemlcalth the water utility regulations was ter. Inspector, told the corn- every day for the last two years . • risss - The Deciniber increases cost The move was to bring some yesterday recognized the salary of $17,940 to handle heated discussion with SEA member when the suit was low-paid workers in line with Se in i n o Ic Educatio upcoming negotiations with the officers. filed, he thought that SEA salaries paid by other counties. Association (SEAt as sole SEA. "I'm opposed to recognizing should show good faith and drop Granted pay hikes were bargaining agent for the School Board Member Davie SEAaslongnsthere'sa lawsuit the suit. couriers, printers, grounds county's 1,333 teachers, Sims cast the lone dissenting against this board. It's very "Clean hands make better laborers, grounds group librarians and counselors, vote against SEA, but other poor taste on the part of the negotiations," Harper told SEA leaders, school lunch workers In a companion move, the boaru members aLso questioned SEA," Sims said. spokesman Steve Rosenthal. The raises will cost the school Pollution Control for ANN OLIVER, hIs wife Permits tO January 31, 1913. II you fail to operate sanItary landfills and Judgment by RESIDENCE: In an unknown default will be taken transfer Stations at the following against you for the relief demanded state or country other than the stat, locationS: In the Pefition, of Florida, arid mailing 1 San Lando transfer station — Done arid Ordered this 27th day of being 10. 1. 21, P 29. on North Street. — Deernb.r. 1974 PV2, A Company. 2d Battalion, 4th for c'tlectIon of refuse for transfer (Seal) AlT Brigade Fort Leonard Wood, cut regniations, according is y we asked for a separate to one representative from hearing." Herald Staff Writer ... The Board of County Corn theCIrkoftheabeCiritCou, mIssioner's. SemInole County, FIa., Seminole County Courthouse Club Plant Fine Is Expected ______ DENVER (APj — An oil industry workers strike will be -.. , ,,, other counties. SEA Recognized By Board - that a Petition fcr Dissolution of FLORIDA. Marriage has been filed against you CIVIL ACTION NO. 743I90•CA4s.P Inthedourt listed abovearid you are FEDERAL NATIONAL . John A. Kimbrougpi, ChaIrman Board ot County , • - - - to restore consumer con- dering the release Country Oil Strike Looms -- _____ On Federal Grant wide, patient and other biochemical tests to seek further support for their conc1usi,ns, U t Is confirmed that the vine is of human origin and not a viral contaminant from an animal, medical researchers would have a powerful new tool to develop ac-curate methods c'f early detection of some forms of !,# .. tor Co. cut back 2,800 addItional nounceti. has aliec to the Seminole County CIty Clerk on or before February 10, 1973; Board of County Commtssionars for Publlth: employes. The Polaroid Corp. Jan 9, 1975 "He was astounded," said the the establithmpnt otherwise, a Judgment may be en of a Bulkhead DEJ 79 Ford's program, which may said it was deferring salary In- lawyer, Charles A. McNelis, Line on the west side of tered against you for the relief the St. demanded in the PetItion. be announced as early as next creases for its nonunion em- "He sort of welled up and John's River at State Road 4)5. a week, also reportedly Includes ployes. Texas Instruments said swelled up and there were tears otherwIse known as the Osteen IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Bridge. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA said Court on thIs, the 6th day of a tax cut of undetermined mag- it was laying off 9,000 world- in his eyes." Kalmbach went to '"" 191$ Pursuant to Chapter 2. Florida CIVIL ACTION PlO. nitwie. (SEAL) ".' Senilnole County Board In Fe: t15 Marriag, of wide because of a drop In in- a nearby office to telephone his Arthur H. Beckwi?h, Jr. of County Commissioners will hold a FRANCES P. HACKETT. Thez'e were these other eco- coming orders. The ('enraI wife. Clark of Circuit Court p.ibIic hearIng on the 4th diy of nomic news developments Electric Co. said It uld trim . The marshal left. by: Lillian T. Jenkins Febrty, 197$ at 9:4 A M. or as VS Wednesday; —A record 813, 500 800 jobs at its jet englzb plant at Dputy Clerk Before taking a walk along 1001 thereaftlf as pOss1T# n -m. CHARL ES P. HACKETT. persons filed new claims for Evendale, Ohio PublIsh: Jan. 9. IIi 73 30. 1973 fl.III In Board's meeting room the strt Outside, DEJ 3) ______ OP SUIT Seminole County Courthouse to hear wernpZoyment InIirance bene- Inghouse ElectrlcC an free man, Kaftnbach complaInts or obJections to the TO' CHARLES p. HACKETT L.,ynn zuwrena cauco tor an essential fairness of AmeriCan claims filed last month reached immediate tax cut, paying justice." long4ought human cancer virus, '. .: of SKtTon 17, TownShip 20$. Rang, youandyouarereguired?oea 3)E copyof your wrItten defens*t, if any, All partiet In Interest and citizens to Gene P. Stephenson of rate won't decline until next year. ?,.'giti, earns $2.62 to start and ad- Seminole wages in line with workersaboutlO cents an hour. for an vances to $3.65; school lunch •I,, I6s.o jobless cI,4 scientists are studying a virus found in the cultured blood • - . NOTICE OF PUILIC HEARING By order of the City Commission Notice Is hereby given that the of the CIty of Sanford, Florida, Economic Advisers as telling Corp. said It was laying off 2,- the custody of a federal mar- the itorexñ started paying plant at Horseheads, N.Y., Fri. for the compassion of Judge .,JE Jt137 during the final day, Sirica and renewed ap. Cancer Virus Hinted - / • L 1? County. Sanford. at the main office Florida wilt be held AME N DME NTS IN CERTAIN Publtth: Jan 9. 1913 of the Association DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES DEJ 30 on Wednesday, January 15, 1915 at OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF P, THE CITY OF SANFORD. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE MaxIne Ekern, FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Secretary 4otice it hreby givtn that a CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ubll$I' Jan. Publtc Hearing will be held at the COUNTY, FLORIDA. 0 Statutes, ToWit: Section Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Don Twombly additional V cents an hour and it was impossible to live on the A grounds group leader now by the board to try to get wages were upped (or custodial wages being paid in Seminole. .. approved by the Seminole stitute bus driver now can earn bus drivers and custodial increases began Jan. 1. starting wage Is at present. County School Board at a $3 an hour, workers as part of the study. Custodial workers had Layer replied schcr lunch meeting last night. The increases were part of a Bus drivers received an complained to board members workers. With little or no discussion, the pay hikes were approved upon the recommendation of - School Supt. William Layer. Layer also recommended and . •. the board agreed to make the ', -••b.- increases et Pay Hike salary index study conducted ., estimated 183 employes of the workers start at $2.45 and .fr_, a cludinga tax cut, for delivery to Line. Then she gathered her four the City of Sanford, Florida. t 7:00 In Fe: The Marriage of Aibert next week. PICTITIOUSNAME —If bankruptcy petitions con. children, the oldest 14, and o'ctock P.M. on January 27, 197$, to ROBERT A. LITTLEJOPIN, NotIce Is hereby given that I am 5idCr c'anges and amendments Husband, Without disclosing what tinue at the current rate, there drove to a federal facilIty at Ft. engaged In business at 213 Var to the Zoning Ordnance of the City and Ford's proposaLs may include, will be a record 232,669 such re- Holabird, Nd., where Magr- mouth Rd. Fern Park. Seminole Sanford. Florida. as totIt PEGGY JOICE LI ITLEJOHN. County, under the fictitious White House Press Secretary qlpsti in the current fIscal year uder, Dean and Kalmbach were name of Florida ACCOUNTING & Avenue and South of PineOak Drive Wife. ThatpropertyIocata5tofh,o Ron Nessen quoted Ford as endingJune3o,accoi-jjngto NOTICE OF SUIT held to be near Washington TAXKEEPING OF SEMINOLE. 5 propo lobe rezoned from SR TO QOERT A telling the Cabinet Wednesday: admflht3atil-c office of LITTLEJOHH. during the cover-up trial, and LAKE, and that I intend to riSter 1AA (SIngle Family Residential) Box I], Kaseyberg Lane. "Ours is a good program. It is United States Courts, said name wIth the Clerk of the DlitrIct to AD (AgrIcultural) picked up her husband. GranIte CIty, IllInois 62010 CircuIt Court. Seminole County, Di*trlct Said property being more YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., "I have no plans. I dld't expect Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. to be out by now." Pay . ,,• • 3rd day of January, A.D 1975 (Seal) advance to -4t •: . Defendants reductions in their sentences. members of First Federal Savings NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING OF By ED PR1CKI7 Herald Staff Writer Pages Ii and 12. PubliC Records of S'mrol (o,. rIO(d WIT L5S my hand and the teat Bank building frd Florida 37771 Legal Notice House task force, named by were threatened by the Sheet learned about his release Spealcer cart Albert to draft an Metal Workers Union against a iieighbor, who fished to her economic recovery program, five railroads: the Union Pacif- car as she returned from shopwere due to return to work to- Ic, the Missouri Pacific, the ping. day. The task force is devel- Texas Pacific, the Baltimore & "You're kidding me!" she of Doctors Cite units is reached, confidence that is essential for recovery." Cox,wereexpected to call from their East Coast homes to - — Sb NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Richard N. Nixon, secluded in his oceanside estate once called the Western White House, observes his 6d bir- . 1 83 School Ernplo yes ._ 7, Townthip?OSouth. Range 31 Eàt, Deputy Clerk asked them to submit such a CARROLl 8tJRKE plan. •?tornc for Pttton-r Chemical and Atomic Workers tenting, International Union satI a A fifth defendant, campaign completion of their separate the nation's oil companies iin- was acquitted. continue unabated. . All threE were prosecution Wednesday requests by three FCbrui,y, AD. 1975, Otherwise • Front Court House Steps of the witnesses during the Watergate broadcast networks and others feult will be entered against you Seminole County Court House in 1 cuver-up trial, which convicted w10 wanted to copy White for the relief demanded in the Sanford, Florida, at 11:OO Nixon aides H.R. Haldeman House Watergate tapes for pub- Petition o'clock A M On the 17th daY O WITNESS my hand and seal on January, A 0. 1913. the following and John D. Ehrlichman, for- lic broadcast and phonograph this the 3rd day of January, A 0. property lying and being In the mer Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell recordings. 1975 County of Seminole, State of Florida, ar.d campaign official Robert C. to *it: Gesell said they had failed to (SCaU Arthur H, tleckwlth, Jr. Lot 1, Block B. Replat of Sanora UP. WASHINGTON tAP) - As President For'] and the Rouse - - began today what Dean's wife vestigatlon.s, but that Magr- their sentences for guilty pleas deputydirectorof former Pres- first to disclose to prosecutors mer presidential counsel NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ChamUtCi, Georgia called "livingagain." THAT I, I. 11 BECKwITH, JR.. uder's cooperation was no long- to felonies in the Watergate ident Richard N. Nixon's re- the genesis of the break-In and Charles W. CoLson, In prison. NOTIFIED YOU that ARE an action HEREBY t The three men, key Ies in er needed. CIeI- of the CIrcuit Court f srandal. the Watergate scandal, headed election campaign, entered bugging of Democratic party stiii to be tried is Gordon C. Olssolutics of Marriage has been Siminole County. Florida. in a "I'm just shocked. I'm still Dean and Magruder had ad- prison on June 4 to begin a 10 headqu.trters In the Watergate Strachan, a White House aide against you, and you are certain caine pending In which home - Dean and Kalinbach to stciied," ststnrnei Dean's muted to one count each of ob- months-to-four year term. requirM to ser a coiy of your FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND complex of offices and apart- charged with participating in wrttn defenses. ii any, to it on LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MID California aid Magruder to wjfe,Maur,atjghome in structingjustic'eand Kaimbach Kalmbach, 52, who was Nix- ments, as well as White House the cover-up. Others are Carroll Burke, Attorflqy for FLORIDA. a corporation, IS Bethesda, Nd. - after being Beverly hills, Calif. 'totJer toviolatingtieFederalcot-it on's former persnia1 lawyer efforts to hide high-level In Petitioner. wIiot address s 6)2 PlaintIff, and JMMIE P. WEAVER awaiting sentencing. released by U.S. District Court called and said, John's free Practices Act, as well as to a and a Nixon fund raiser, had volvement. Sanford AtlantIc Bank 8ulIdng, and DONNA C. WEAVER. husband __________ Judge John J. Strica, who re- j0' free" I'm just so cx- misdemeanor charge In a Watergate-related devel- Sanford, FlorIda, and file the and wife, are Defendants, being of served six months of a 6-1 diir'd th'ir turn: Dean became Nixon's chief opment, U.S. District Judge ortgInal with the Cleck of Circuit Civil Action No. 71 1721 CA 09 C, will cited, Ican'twaittostartlivir.g promising an ambassadorship month term. accuser, Gerhard A. Gesell refused Court, Sanford, Semnoic County, offer for sale and II to the highest I Thursday. Jan. 9, 1975-3A hD FOR SEM?4OLE COUNT sM;NoLi COUNTY, FLORID? CIVIL ACTION No. 74.IflI.CA.o FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. S.lJCA.04B C DIVISION C FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND In re: th Marriag, D0NFIIDA B I S H 0 P • LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MID PETITIONER AND MICHAEL FLORIDA, a CorporaIIo C H P I ST OP H E R 815 HOP. PI.int;iI, h9d promtsed coop- rlghL.. I thought about It for A spolesman for the WaterDean, Kaimbach and Magr- contribution. eration with the special prosesome time," the Judge said tat. RESPONDENT. only part of theli terms, John gate special prosecutor's office uder wtre freed Wednesday Dean, 35, former White House cutor's office n return for ac- er. NOTICE OF ACTION W. Dean III, Jeb Stuart Magr. said Dean and Kaimbach were after serving four, six and sev- cowtsel,beganservinga 1-year ceptance TO: MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER of their guilty pleas. Th, release leaves only one BISHOP Freed from prison aftEr servrng Evening Herald. Sanford, FL Ywu tltUI? tflUDT. IN AND IN YWN CIRCUIT CDIJRt Again - ______________________________________________________________________ jFtci Le901 Notice ____ Sessions at ('sit the front of the Jail. The TV Hainlin, Campbell, Magner, completely in 'ne of sight with Payton and Bennett suc- the doors. Sanford Mayor Lee P Moore cessfully eluded a Herald camcrwnanat2:25 a.m., whe1i saidti,Istnorningthathelsglad they were teleasei from county the burglary charges were the Jail. The men, dressed in result of an internal incivilian clothes, crowded vestigation in the police ,. 'f .- two groups and ran out of the outside agency. building while shielding their "I think Ben's done what he fates. sltclhavedone," Mooresaid. 1;r, - Resolve to let Cessna ,i ' PIlot Education gel you off the ground day o December. 1971 s tilt iir As Fuccutor DOUGLAS STENSTRo OF STENSTROM, DAVIS & McINTOSH Attorney for Executer P 0 Box 1330, 3anford, Fl Pubt,sh' Jan 2.9, 191S çç .'N jI' I.r- \ f'.- Ceithut FURNITURE Sanford's Newest. Largest. Finest OPEN DAILY 9-6 ' ____________ _____________ _________________ WED. 9-12 Phone 323-1480 2306 French Ave. Sanford I- -' -9 - �----I. — - - — I -- - -- - -";:-- ''1ijm Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. OPINION __ - 300N. FIIENCII AVE.. SANF011D. FLA. 52771 Area ('1e 305-322.2611 or 8.11.9993 WASHINGTON UOHEUTC. MARKEY, Advertising Director }1-me Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40' 6 MonthS, Year, $2.40. U) Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. Ail other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.; 12 Months, 132.40. Health Program Ti ming Is Poor The federalized cradle-t o-grave health 1fl surance program which has been a pet project Of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy is being dusted off for what looks like a concerted drive by lahor tinions to LI a(Ioptcd iii l9i. The swing toward a more liberal tone in the Nth Congress enhances 'the prospect for such a quantum jump by the federal government into subsidized health care, The Kennedy plan to make the government responsible for the doctor and hospital bills of all Americans will be sponsored in the House by Rep. James C. Corman, a California Democrat on the House Ways and Means Committee which has been expanded to grease the track for social legislation of this kind. Leonard Woodcock, president of the United Auto Workers, who will head the lobbying effort has, by some curious reasoning, decided that this Period of inflation and business recession is an Ideal time for embarking on what would be the costliest new government program of the decade, lr. Woodcock figures that Americans who are temporarily out of work due to recession will rally to the cause of nationa l health insurance because their own group insurance will be suspended. From. the standpoint of practi cal politics this might indeed be the best ti me to try to push th e program through, but from every other standpoint it is th e worst time. The effort to control the federal budget as a means of stemming inflation is in enough trouble with enactment new recession-relief programs at a time of declining tax revenues. The KennedyCorman-Labor health plan would tap general tax funds for $12 billion a year and raise anoth er $12 billion with a new payroll tax to be paid by employes and their employers. When the $52 billion already being spent annually on the federal Medica re and Medicaid progra'ms for th elderly and poor is added In, the federal budget would carry a $76 billion item for health insurance—at the start. Any illusion that the tax burden could be held at the starting level is shattered by the experience with the runaway costs of Medicare and Medicaid. Even liberals in Congress may find this program hard to reconcile with their th eory that th e tax burden ought to be lightened for the sake of stimulating economic recovery and helping people cope with inflation. The program also must be measured against the fact that more than 80 per cent of the working population has some kind of health coverage already. Do the people at large really want or need federal health insurance Congress might well consider whether legislation is necessary to provide emergency health protection for workers who are laid off perhaps temporary coverage under Medicaid. However, the condition of the federal budget, the condition of our economy and the condition of the pocketbook of the individual taxpayer all unite to make this the worst possible time to plunge Into the kind of all-embracing health program that Sen. — Kennedy, Rep. Corman and the labor leaders have in mind. apon Re vie w We The Congress alone, says the Constitution in plain languge, shall have the power to lay and collect taxa to provide for the common defense of the United States, to raise and support atmies and to provide and maintain a navy. The founding fath,ers, averse as they were to standing armies, could hardly have envisioned the present situation, which the Congress annually raises a large sum ($a2.6 billion in th is fiscal year to maintain the country's defense establish. men t in time of peace. About $20 billion of this total goes for strategic weapons and defense agamt them, a budgetary area of decision -making which now involves the danger of intercontinental nuclear war, No policy area of congressional decision is more delicate or more awentne. — BERRY'S WORLD Bicentennial Group In the backrooms of Rhineland, they say, citing a lesson from history, the massive oil profits, most experts now agree, arbitrarily cut off aid to Israel and barred Israel Washington, alarmed poilcymakers are calling he would have backed down and World War If will break down the world monetary system. from jwrticfpatlng in its meetings. Intelligence for a showdown with the oil-producing countries might have been avoided. In dfl economic sense, Meanwhile, it will take more than a decade to reports warn that the Arab states are preparing before it Is too late, they suggest, the oil powers have already oc- develop new sources of energy. to play a leading role, both financially and They want President Ford to serve notice copied the pji Exorbitant oil prices, like politically, in the world organization. bombs, re upon the oil potentates that present oil prices are The strategists are now preparing their killing people. In impoverished lands like India By their control of the oil valves, in other ruining the Western world and, therefore, arguments to present to President Ford. They and Bangladesh, oil costs have reduced the funds words, the petroleum powers have begun the constitute hostile action, also have the ear of powerful congressional avai lable for food and fertilizer. This has already peaceful conquest of the Western world. The They point out that the United States has leaders, who ha, .e agreed to join them in urging starvation to people who otherwise backroom strategists will tell Pmident Ford 4 befriended the pnicipal oil rulers in the past and Ford to press forcefully for an oil price reduc. wouldght have survived. One confidential analysis this Is intolerable. has helped them develop their fields. The lion, estimates that hundreds of thousands of people policyinakers advocaL , , therefore, that the GOLD HOARD: Rep. Phil that would R-IIL,drive tried From sources privy to the backroom will die as a direct result of high oil bills Some to push through a bill last yearCrane, President draw upon this good will to seek an oil, discussions, here are the arguments that will be strategists speak of the oil cartel's price up price settlement that will avert the economic laid before the President: the value of his private gold coin collection. gouging, therefore, as economic warfare against collapse of the West. The patrician ex-professor owns a $15,000 the West, with suffering and casualties every bit collection The Western nations sim ply cannot If a peaceful settlement cannot be reached, of gold Austrian krones, Mexican afford as real as military warfare would bring, to pay the rigged prices that the oil cartel is they believe military intervention will now pesos and American "double eagles." He bought oil squeeze has thrown the Atlantic charging. ese nati ons became dependent upon allian inevitable, They don't see how the Unitedbecome Sta tes (JilberauseTh ce into disarray. America's allies suddenly 27 gold Austrian krones for ,000 only last May. it was a cheap source of energy, They can stand by helple.ssiv %~-Jijie t~le ~%,1 ,#.1-T) %;,)rl( I are inure eatcr to cooperate ith their Arab oil Thereafter, he introduced a bill, which would plu nged into economic and poli tical chaos. suppliers day that the oil cartel sells n with Washington. There has been compel the Treasury Department to get " them. If they must mut 1 Y contend that the United tering i nside the NATO policy councils congressional States must pay $Il and $l2 for a barrel of oil that cos ts 11afld approval before It cots loose any take the lead in pushing down world oil Prices. .,.,. g'$ " ' " U.S. oves in " % 4..4 1. w.v ntai.ein naLans, one by La UIV 'uau uoui a'' fli$u. Lily VaL'Vt WUWU be to The otner consuming countries apparently United States should side with Israel in a new restrict the gold supply, one, will go bankrupt. too divided and disorganized to unite against u thus pushing up the Middle East conflict, the allies likely would close price of gold already on the world market oil-producing bloc. They are also paralyzed with Western leaders, staggered by the sudden their bases to the United States and the 30-year, including, of course, his own collection. fear that their oil might be cut off completely, quadru pling of oil prices, haven't come to grips The backroom strategists urge, therefore, with the problem. They have offered only postwar Western alliance would break apart. The conscientious Crane persuaded us, The United Nations also Is coming under however, that he didn't that the United States should prepare to act on its peripheral solutions, which cannot possibly even think of his own heavy Arab influence, as nervous nations seek to collection when he own. An early showdown, they believe, will work. The consuming countries introduced the bill. his gold cannot reduce placate the oil sheikhs. Already, the Arabs have coins constitute only reduce the risk of military action. a small part of his overall consumption enough to pay the soaring oil deficit been able to use the U.N. to punish Israel. For investments and those who know Crane swear by If the allies had stood up to Adolf Hitler at the without paralyzing ' their economies. Recycling example, the U.N.'s cultural arm, UNESCO, his integrity. - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The new officials are partrnent, 5601 z votes to date in 1976, when her abbre- chairman since rules — With an eye toward emerging Chairwoman Arm Cramer of 44114. Baileybythen provide Bendixen, a 26-year-old who moved for a viated 15-month term expires. left that the second-in-command Peru 14 years ago, was political forces, the state Miramar, Vice Chairman Wal. unanimous vote, A Democratic presidential can. must be of ti opposite sex of elected to a new seat recently Democratic Executive Corn- ter Smith of Jacksonville, Sec. Their contest awarded to Florida on the mi'tee has elected a mixed retary-Treasurer William Mar. without friction. had not been didate has not carried Florida the party leader, since Lyndon Johnson did In Mrs. Cramer Is the first Democratic National Coni. group of party workers to key shall of Pensacola and National "There have been many 1964. chairwoman but this her second mittee. He is an aide to Rep. leadership positions. Conunitteeman Sergio 'Bend- things said in this campaign Mrs. Cramer Is a real estate term. She served as chairwo- William Lehman, D-Fla. Meeting Wednesday in Talla. lien of Miami Beach. and I deplored a great share of official and mother of five who man for seven months in lflO hassee, the committee elected a Mrs. Cramer and Smith hold "I promise you that we will theni," Mrs. white woman to lead the party, not be divided, that we will go "Those of you Cramer said, served as vice chairman for 12 when former Chairman Pat natidnal committee seats by who know me years. She succeeds Jon Moyle, Thomas resigned. There a white man to assist her, a forward," Mrs. Cramer told the know was no virtue of their offices. Other nathat I am not that kind of who decided not to seek a see- vice chairman at that black man as secretary-treas. comnittee. time. tional committee members person." or,d term. Ma ll, a rsha urer ,,.nd a young Peruvian. from school principal, Florida are Bailey, Hazel She defeated T. Wayne Bailey She se as a major goal deliv. Smith, a mortgage broker is the first balck to hold a Evans of St. Petersburg, NorAmerican as the new national of DeLand, head of the Stetson ering Florida to a winning who ran with Mrs. Cramer, ap- statewide political party office man Ble of Clearwater and Sen. committeeman. University political science de- Democratic presidential candi. parently Is the first male vice in Florida. Lawton Chiles. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Don Pride, who resigned as Gov. Heubin Askew's press secretary to run for secretary of state, is set to rejoin the Askew ad. ministration as director of the Bicentennial Commission, [It. toy, Jim Williams, appointed by Askew as Bicen. tennial Commission chairman, said Wednesday he would ask the panel at its Jan. 31 meeting to name Pride as its executive director. Williams was expected to announce today the tern. porary hiring of Pride to study the commission's progress in planning Florida's part in next year's celebration of the 200th anniversary of the founding of the United States. — — 77 Chris Carrier Home — "" - & I for his abductor, 10-year-old kidnap victim Christopher Carrier returned home to unopened Christmas pr!sents after a 12-day stay in the homital. " ff It- - 69 ii / Hunting / For 'Sport' Civili ed? 1• ) I .! i: 1 / ' HANGING ROCK W.Va. (NEA) It was early evening and I was mctoring west, carefully negotiating the Appalachian twists of Highway so. suddenly my headlights caught the outline of a man running a cross the road. As I drove closer he got quickly Into a pickup and shot off into the night. No wonder, A few feet off the macadam, partially resting against a tree, was a deer; the hasty fellow in the truck was a poacher _he beat it to avoid identifica tion. Igotuttose he deer,Itwas asjgi1ttot the stomach, The poacher had probably jacklighted the creature, then blasted it at close range. me deer, a young doe, was punctured with holes, its head completely split from the impact. I guessed the hunter used a shotgun with balls; the animal didn't have a chance. I'm told poaching is a way of life in easte rn West Virginia and that resta uran ts will purchase venison with no questions asked, thus fairly decent profits can be made from the slaugh te r. But even without the profits, say the veterans of the area, poaching would be popular; the manager of a roadside explains it this way: "Every man and boy In the county is a hunter. Everyone carries his gun in his car or truck. If they see a deer at night, it's Just natural for them to take a shot; people here are fulltime sport- _ 1L rT/ Energy: The / 0 11 #& : / ____ ' ____________ ____ 1 /--- slt r .% -. " — ,. .-'-- . "-I , 1-'"' ' ,-.-, *-.. . 4'. K '/ - \..';; .1 . \ '". sz-.. // - 1-1 / Ø'7'' I "We're Going Along With President Ford's Ideas On Economy, Smith It's interesting that the roadsider would • You're Fired!" \ Letters To The ' itor •, "I, - C. 6 ' N . THOUGHTS Train upa child in the way he should go, and When ho is old he will not depart from It.— , 'a — thisis my first dress!" "Upon our cM1di how they are taught— rests the late or fortune of tomorrow's world.".— B.C. Forbes, American business editor. The Clock By JOHN SPULSKI 2 -- -- ., - ' --- '-- -• , I : ,- ' . ' .-. . . , ,-.-:, f . :i , !__ ' . . I ___ ___. - ",_' f I [ V - - , '•• -' &_q_ . I,A - PA ADE WINNERS . y -. - T '- ________ r ' ~ , - ______ Nra '! - - - __- " ',,-_, ' Trophies were awarded wlIg entries in the Sanford Christmas Parade by Jerry Munsen, parade chairman, for Downtown Thzulneu Association, First place winners from left, Frances Boyd, Florida lime and Rider Ksgadne trophy for beit horse in America, schools ca' Jean M:I loot Junior K d er amateurs; Al Kazoo Central Florida Zoo, civic; Munsen; Charles Davis of First Baptist Church, reuglous, Bill Brown, Atlantic Na ti onal Bank of Sanford, professional, and Katherine Baker, Page can:• 'Herald Photo °to by Bill V ' Man Saves LOVE AND LET LOVE DEAR LOVE: Lovely! It's not every man who lucky enough to marry a woman who has a brother for hi., "cx." After 20 years, there Isn't much left to our marriage. We have three teen-age children, and after the last one leaves us we will have nothin Some days we don 't have e ven five worth to saiito each11other. o er. one of us should die I don't think the other would miss , '- - , , £ st — ,' 6-0 c.. a iar'vaa"r LUUUMUC L— I ________________ , C3 It very low 'f PtIC L1JI f"']f ' 0 .. -, . -1 ' F _____ {J agoorgo stuak4w ) (it, 6 O.'o LEAVING HOME IS \() l.tIlI\(, (, MRS. LOUISE WILKINS Mrs. Ada Buchanan Mrs. F. Louise Wilkins, 79, of Williams, 95, of Banana Lake 118 W. Fifth St., Sanford, died died Wednesday. Born in Lake Wednesday night. Born in City, she came to Sanford in Harwinton, Conn., she came to 1965. She was a Baptist. Sanford in 1968 and was a Sur vi vors Include four sons, member of the Sanford Kenneth Sapp, Palatka; Norris Seventh-day Adventist Church. Sapp, Forest City; Lowell B. Survivors include a son, Sapp, Sanford; Vir gil 1. Sapp, Melvin V. Wilkins, Sanford and - Denver, Colo.; eight grand. children; and 18 great- 4 I3risson Funeral Home in charge. dl 1111111111111111 AREA DEATHS MRS. ADA WILLIAMS OFFICESUPPLIES,.'r M.h(F It . but the Welcome Waiin hostess can make it easier to adjust to your new surruundings, and maybe put smile 'III your face' J,t) ç( .~f , five grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home in . 1. ' Funeral Notice 'jf - WILKINS, MRS. F. LOUISE Funeral Services for Mrs LOulieWilkIns. 79.ot iiuw Fifth St.. Sanford, wI'i') died Wedncs c2av. ,lli be held Saturday at 1 P m At Brl.son Funera l Home ,tIh Paslc,r C, R N eill ofl,c,' nQ in Iltu Of flowers family U' Quests donationS may be made to Sanford 7th day AdvCnI i%? Church firlison in charge. WILLIAMS, MRS. ADA S. Funeral services for Mrs Ada Buchanan - Williams. 9$. ol Banana Lake. hodi,dw,dr,es day. will be held Friday at) p m At flrlson Funert Home i?h Dr J Ted Cosm?o oIlic,tin Burial In Evergreen Cemetery ViCeing hot,ar, 79 pm, Thur sday Britson in charge - e, Robert I. Brisson L.F.D. BRISSON FUNERAL HOME 905 Laurel Avenue Sanford, Florida SpeeiaP*eo 322.2131 Gramkow.Gaines Funeral Home UO W. Semtiioia Blvd. Ph III $SSO—Lonswo.d l'I(b!n-clf ,5 011L MARGE WILLIAMS 372 1812 Sanford MRS. DONALD BELL. 3221812 (asselberry Winter Springs MARILYN GARLANTI 134 92)2 Altamonte Springs SHIRLEY MILLET 9349212 Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 Do I tona on $59 — uaaflft 1] has Despl*te Burning Truck • / FURNITURE as low as FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. flagged down a passing crane a crushed chest, broken legs the trucker escape through a (AP) A man credited wi th and got the operator to lift the and head Injuries, window. saving two lives in a flaming truck off a car in which a crlUState Trooper Jack Kelly said I, By the time I got there the much. Ile woWd miss his meals and clean clothes, and I would four-vehicle accident on a busy cally Injured woman was the woman apparently lost con. n,kc his '"h"k interstate says he didn't bother trapped. and trol of her car, crossed the me- truck was already on fire 1sii.aue. . ye seen o op and the man was trapped w about helping. Do we go on like th is unti l one of us dies? Or do we go our people burned n . w an strip an ruck a Ile Just did It. separate way's and try to make new lives for ourselves? I am 45 , air craft accidents,' said Lan. car before swerving head-on 1 just wanted to know if ford, 35: an Air Force veteran, into the liquor-laden truck. in and he is 50 MARKING TIME there was anyone in there, any. "I didn't want that to happen truck hit a van and wound up o DEAR MARKING: U you both agree that there Isn't much one who could be burned," here." top of the Weisberg car, bui Bruce Lanford said after the kit to your marriage, shy not talk about it? Try to remember The woman, identified as sting into flames. Wednesday accident on 1-95 be- Dora Weisberg, 63, of Holly. % hat y ou saw In each other 20 years ago. Get some dialogue Lanford, a supervisor for tweenLa uderdale a going! Communicate, Even U it's bitter and argumentative, wood,was fistedcriticalcon- construction-barricade coni Miami. will clear the air, and perhaps signal the beginning of a new ditlon at Parkway General hlos- pany, said that when he saw th Police said Lanford pulled a pital after five hours of surgery. collision he radioed his office ti It's s orth a try. man from a burning truck, then A spokesman said she suffered alert police and then ran to hell OFFICE FURNITURE OFFICE MACHINES MIDNIGHT SUN seating groups 'Swivel lounge chairs in bright colored fabric Famous Rya Acrilan Shag Rugs of beautiful designs in popular sizes. g. P -_ JL - 'Modular ~ T$,o InCras p- . X-f-111 fig I I incent) wCtnt) people are divorced doesn't mean they DEAR A13BY: They say in most marriages, you grow closer as the years go by. Not us. . - ;' I -- posed reductions would r. feet present progranis but t — I . F '1 AWARDS GIVEN --- Budget Director Joe Crew 4 W:2 , . - I __ - - - - , .. ,I W' . erirnarried RaImet his "ex" and 7l0; R My bro ther twho'3 a naval officer) came to town, and troduced Ray's "cx" to my brother, and wouldn't you know, it as love ars, sight! The were married New Year's Day in our home, and Ray and I stood up for them. Everybody thinks we're the craziest people In town because we didn't let divorce make us bitter and backbiting. Please print this to let people know that just because two rl: . . I vexing many Floridians: How ceptance of $10-million worth of to cut spending in the face of legislative office buildings were inflation and recession, also due before the panel. The panel was to consider a The first financial question plan to spend 1105 million of re- before the Cabinet was whe ther serve funds and reduce spend. state fiscal experts were coring by 1119.6 million. rect In their estimate that The plan outlined $59.4 j. recession and Inflation will lion In specific cuts and $60.2 cause a $=3-million drop in rnlllon In cuts that each agency revenue this year. . 1 - _ - %1L1iiL _J divorce, there's got to be some flay never hated his ex-wife, and she never hated him. They just decided after five years that they couldn't make a go ! their marriage. so called i t qu ts (No children involved.) O " ! __ -__ ~. down. We need ,' - ' . - — Williams recognized both sides of the Issue centoring on a county manager. He was appre he sub-dePart"IlInt of perhaps one or two people who would"responsiveness y in the area of to the public" on the part of the elected have the responsibility of evaluating performance and county cormnissjoners "We auditing," said Williams, don't want a one-man type of nm e nt. As long Williams feels this change will make it more togover the board a nd th as the manager would be responsible manageable with ve or 10 persons hea ding all of th e board mem rs to be an. be ese swerable f or th pa eir depa rtments, as opposed to the present system acti ons to the electorate, th en I'd be in u 1ssIoner has to make many inqulriu in where a favor of considering th is change in th e present rm fo of the order to county government we know it now." , -~•• k-', - ' ~ __ Around "All levels of government get br.gged . - -' - Dl' Alt ABBY: My husband's ex-wife and I (h is present wife) are the best of friends orce. In fact, I never even met Ray until they were divorced. People find th is hard to belie ve They seem to th ink that whenever th ere's a 0 — The state Cabinet faced to. items. just Gnv. Rmihin I.qkpm A day a problem that has been or all members, and on the ac. &L -TV _J - . __ - "fin g'ai you like it W-_ t ' -, - 0 ,I .\ ' Cabinet Tn Face Spending Cutback .; , I- II) ABIGAIL VAN BURI'.N i . '- Hubby's Ex-Wife - . - . vo* 1 ___ I WASHINGTON NEA— President Pord is getting bad advice on energy. It's come, principally, hot not entirely, from Nixon holdovers mesmerized by the concept of self sufficiency. And from theoreticians, unencumbered by engineering and economic realities. These men have made dreamworld projeclions of what this country can do with oil shale, sunshine, coal gasifica tion and liquefaction, nuciurprandwthdjm.11b in the ptfiyeto 10 years or so. In part, this is good. These posslbWtles should be explored to the hilt. But much of what is dreamed of will take two to four decades or more for sound, orderly, economical development, and then not lead to se ll-sufficiency. Of course the latter is not desirable economically in any event. In the beginning, sell, sufficiency was Intended more as a politcial slogan than an at. tamable economic goal. But Mr. Ford's men persist, against all logic, In acting as though, they were dealing with reality when working on their plans for 190 and IM energy production in the United States. Persistence in this self. hypnosis will only lead to major financial boondoggles and to eventual disillusionment. There's another, more logical path open to the President and the United States. Or problem now is not, of course, a world petroleum shortage, but an oil cartel, small enough and, in thc main, Sufficiently close kit to raise prices or to run a boycott an time they choose. The leaders of this group are also rich eno'gh in dollars, and small enough in population, to afford boycotts. The practical problem, then, is not greater oil production as an end in itself but rather finding - ' k. . _ Mirage And' The Reality couple poaching with sportsmanship, hI'si, he of course, but evidence of popular theory among • many of America's 200-million licensed hunta"r Ed who joy in dignifying their viciousness with executive terms. I did it myself for many years Editor, The Herald: with an article, we would gladly acc'.pt the help, of my life; I would shoot down a squirrel with AS a visitor in Sanford, I v'ould like to cornYour readers might like to know that Billy magnum shot and call myself a conservationist. me that I find your city beautiful, well laid out, Graham got his big kick-off when a newspaper For many who use guns on helpless animals, clean and the people are really people, not man named William Randolph Hearst sent his maChina I am a minister of the Gospel and emotional neca,sity mandates the Invention photographers down to Billy's "tent" meetinR in away to break the cartel. Sure ways to achieve a %indications, have my tent erected one block off French Los Angeles, Calif., In 1949. breakup exist. The practical technique would be But there may be no vindication for sport Avenue and W. 25th Street here in Sanford. Also, other ministers in tents, Oral Roberts through exploration and financial assistance, to hunting. I decided this, for myself at least, and Rex Humbard are now well kn. Now, I would like to say that it has been develop a sufficient number of oil-producing several years ago during the war in Vietnam. I reported to me that many Who knows, James Lindsay may somy be areas in a range of nations worldwide so that the other tent preachers was on a helicopter at the tune, returning from a have come a household word. natural forces throughthis area and pulled of competition break the power of medivac, when the pilot spotted a tiger in the "stunts the ," committed deeds that were considered Rev. James Lindsay monopolists. thin trees below. The copter dropped for a better repulsive and offensive. Well, if this Is true 25th and Lau'el This where the earth resources satelli te look and the crew chief, feeling spirited, shot the please accept our Editor, The Heralu will come in handy. Also wide-ranging conbeast with seme 50 caliber bursts. I was stunned., time, there have ' rans Foreign Wars, Post 10108, probably been some counterfeit ventional geological surveys and the talents of I t was not enough that men were killing one 120 bIlls passed would like to publicly thank Mr. Don Reynolds, our own experienced in these streets and avenues. So, oil searchers, another, which to the pcint of self swvival coWd Principal of Seminole High School, Mrs. Parker, cou-nt r,ie in as Opposed to them also; however, It The re are possltthtlea off the ccasts of East, at least be understood, but here was this seems to be easier for us to forget and English Teacher and Mrs Eppii, Speech Teacher Soulhmt and South ..isia, forgi"e magnificent animal also sacrificed. For wha t? counterfeit 20's than for their interest and cooperation in in Central and South counterfeit sermons, our annual America, In Africa south of the Sahara, in For emotional stimulation. It was wrong tlen in student "Voice of Democracy" contest. Well, people I guess this is easy to understand Southeast Asia; It is wrong now in eastern West because We received nine outstanding speeches, and Canada's own North Slope. Added to the finds now being developed in Al4ska and Virgiviia. the need for money more was difficult for the Judges to pick one to send It the North to Sea, a range of new developm ents In the areas To be sue, the reading sportsmen will cry than the need for Bible preaching these days and compete in the district, mentioned would make it exceedingly difficult, foul. is a noble work, so goes the are quick to grab caih even if there is a chanm it We're proud Wt we have this calibre of is "horn de." propaganda. And Indeed to a point they are students, teachers, and administrators at over the long run, for any oil cartel to enforce its I dicta tes. In any event, much of th I Just want to set the record clear We have a correct. If there were no hunters, society might Seminole High School. e money these Jack Countries earned from oil revenues would be have to Invent them; hunting done correctly IS a good record and plan to keep It hat way. If you would like to help us in this rneetin Commander, spent in the United States and the West. Most are means of eorLcerving, not depleting, wildlife, VFW Post 10108 too Poor to afford a boycott. Herds :zust be thinned to maintain numbers. states which have limited hunting have often In case you didn't know, there is quite a respond to the voters who call in to them with a complaint found that starvation and disease can take a reorganization process underway at the county cour- or request for inforniatlon, greater toll among wildlife than bullets. tliocse Involving the 22 departments presently functioning "Per ha ps It will eventually take us Then, too, there are true "srortamen," ni one manner or another, manager," said Williams There was o to a county hunters who aim for the heart for quick kills, Ina talk with County (''InrIH siorier Dick Williams on roillinittillent I i,thermcn Unit Uu pt''p('sal, if and when it om can this subject, he said the first action will probably reduce commission reaches the county for applaud their sensibilities. the total number to 10, and later It will be iut again consideration will fly through with 9 quick to appro%'al, but, given this, can you applaud perhaps five departmental heads. Williams has reservations on deliberate murder of any innocent animal? And ttJs one-man type of a Murder never qw~is what hunting LL IV morl government, "When the board changes every two years To allay of mass reduction in personnel, (assuming there Is a voter reaction of electing r,ew magazines ta[ much of the trials of Williams said any therefears wotLklrm't be any significant change . 769 in ccInmIufoners the evolution would surface laughable ______ totalnumbersbutinsteadwouldimproveaflduradethe with on ly eyewash. One efficiency and effectiveness of each of knowing what's been going on," said Williams, the department,. - " " '&' DEAR ABBY / /CPui.r•.. I -- ,,,,~ . -r tiom mi;~ ,-,--.- xim hui,!,. r_~ - - __ ~ __ -- -~ ]a ~__'n -N ~ 1 I '&cyi! / .., I " z — ("0"'/_. 2'1 . \ IJI..; ;4ivit=' I cLOSE ,_ -ty I- RAY CROMLEY II :' 1 .' ___________________ TOM TIEDE - OTNUU14 ' A 24-hour police guard continued at the boy's home Wednesday, as police said the were checking out "hundreds of leads from Lake Worth to Key Largo" for a man described by the boy in a composite drawing. The boy un derwent surgery Dec 77 for a bullet viound the head, inflicted by a man who apparen tly' left th e fif th grader to die in the Big Cypress Swamp on Dec. 20 after snatching him from within yards of his family's fashion. able Coral Gables home. — - __ I i! 95 _____ _______ __ — ' I .. -~ V Thursday, Jan. 9, 1975-5A Democrats Seek ' United' Front Pride To Direct Policymakers Call For 0I1 '0 Showdown WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CIJRRIE, Managing Editor - Mrs. Cramer Named Party Chairwoman FLORIDA IN BRIEF * Thursday, Jan. 9, 197.5-4A JACK ANDERSON Evening Herald ((~c Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ~ - - ,,' -.-. nommmompoom~ START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT— IGHT— GIVE YOUR HOME A NEW LOOK GIVEYOURHOMEANEWLcYJK SANFORD PLAZA ' PH. 321-0360 Open daily 10.6 except Sunday; Friday 10.9 — - ,. .. • �- 6A-Evening Herald Sanford Fl. - Thursday, Jan. 9, 1 975 DR. Save MZ= vwj _______ Ii Ii II ___ - Closeout Sav I -- E. LAMB reasons for Uuls, some on target otbe that Nostaalg a i S Fair tate TAMPA - Highlight Annual To In Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Event Fina.I Tam p Thursday, Jan, 9,1975,-7A a Fling The Florida State ThIs year cause me to Fair will make i ts final debut at ride ticket for the first time, "Everything is Beautiful, " onto the race track in front of chores are formed as In the boo will he offered "Along Came Jones," and most New dL'plays by commercial raise an eyebrow. One the historical downtown Tampa for sale the grandstand where the entire "good old prior to openg exhibitors have n added to day, at recentiy "The Seak." Stevens parade may be that some men think that if the site where Floridians and tr dewed from the A featared atacUon reduced prices. for e oUme th favorites, enligh tening Tampa-based will headline grandstand shows best seats wife loses weight she will be tourists have in town. been attending the Royal AmerIn Shows Isu fifth year is the aw1de high and entertaining fair aitors as at 8 p.m., Feb. 14 and 15. more attractive to other men. annual event since 1910. E n t e r ta InIng a n d school fine art exhibition. they stroll th cooperative husband. He thinks ches their new season and in. rough the an. Another Idea is that if she boo Tampa's own Nashville enlightening runway shows Thlsyear's program has been iroduces new I don't eat enough, so when he's young and attractive she may expanded and will accent rides at the recording star, Bob rd, will framed by displays hand selected by a panel of home I'm compell Florida State Fair, providing appear wi e the new exhibits is a th Bobby Bare, in the work of fl ed to eat to be more demanding and may nostalgia and family enthrills and excitement for gr orida's mo st keep peace on weekends It's talented professional Juni, i he rainbow trout stream ands ta nd, his ability to keep up 8 p.m., Feb. 13. seamstresses, provides the shown during the fair. tertainment, throughout the i midway visitors. disheartening to get on the Course, dad where n "wet a line" The Grammy Award winn ing Women's World with capacity he overweight day run, Feb. wales Monday morning This year a edal musical whilethe rest th nation's best care and Bare will be singing some of his crowds eve day e family himself ft can be quite a threat. and night of program, Advanced gate admission drivers will compe te In the gold and siher 1'%e experienced dizzy spells gar City Music "does their i disc favorites, the 12-day event This Festival, has been planned for as you described. Also I'm a as is dale cattle may not really want her venient locations and the Sprints, with 5 special special musical program the Young generation. Johnson exhibited during the second awakened early with a charley husband to lose weight. events, "Daddy, at If" and "Singing I have fairground ticket office. Tickets Feb. 5, 8, 9, horse in my leg. Is this coin. & Johnson, C&W Mow Co., and 12, and al week of the fr. The 15. All In junior (13 71w Kitchen." repeatedly seen wives who may also be purchased by mail. pre Izens on their Rick Norcross win be providing and under) 4-H Dairy exhibitors cidence? Could I vi ous LM.C.A. champions, lose easier just would not help their husbands J. McK. Jeter, fair manager, One of the Bay Area's day, Feb. 11, when Indianapolis "500" winners and favorite musical groups, the saluting senior cit they will be 4 hours of rock music between win he their third fancy dress eating vegetables? I'm 62 and with diet even after he had a urged admitted to the fatrgrmnds at d 3:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., Friday, evryone to take ad- auto racing stars from Chuck gained 20 pounds since I quit medical problem with ovine costume ball In the BorisTrio will make one reduced gate admission heart vantage & more than 35 per price. Feb. 7, in the Infield area, f throughout the countrywili be special appearance in the livestock building. working a few years ago. I need disease or high blood pressure. Expanding the nostalgia to fairgoers. cent sa1ng by purchasing their to lose invited to attend the 55th and grandstand, pounds more. Shows for Appaloosa, She doesn't want to change her tickets in advance, at 8 p.m., Feb. 9. theme, a special Harness Horse Beautiful garden set tings ll Arabian, DEAR HEADER final auto race meet to be held usually way of cooking or food Pony of me Messengers, the a group of Racing Exhibition will be held enhance An old time car parade will think a person who needs to lose the more than QOO Americans, Walking Horse, on the OnI mile dirt track. young musical entertainers at preparation The doctor is launch the festive occasion, 6:30 p.m., Feb. 11. 20 pounds or more should have usually entries Of area green thumbs, Quarter Horse, and Paint Horse Doe Severinsen, musical who have toured in 4 states, more iccessful if he officially opening the 1975 Fair In Old MacDonald's Farm, a vying, for awards In the Horconductor of the Johnny Ccl I s ti p e r v I s i o n. Uilks abou .Lr Ureeds will be staged the first Canada and Mexico and a t (fiets to bolh U)c at 12:30 p.111., Tues., Feb, 4, turn-of-the-century village , Uctore division. Sometimes people are overson's Tonight Show, along with peared and second week of the e with the husband and the wife. Unfor- with free gate admission USO visitors of all ages enjoy the !è for IV the Now Generation, Florida Cowbelles and 4osition, Paw Fine Horses will featuring throughout Europe. will ir. rlMtles of yesteryesr, fe to II weight for medical reasons, but tunately those conversations eveone until p.m. C2b Tldy' ili I must admit it is usually from whc,, haic üid n, re will LM. be th ,11 icy make form prior to several gra:id. fairgoers. Oldsters may demonstrations each t th. yesr's fair, Danny Fleenor will present one spectecular appearance in eating too much of the wrong after the do occur, are usually of the the fi rst ti me day man has survived a the 1975 edition for the the shows. The talented reminisce and Youngsters may Fair in the center of the Home & foods grands ta nd, 8 p.m., Feb. 8. stand group will entertain fm the wonder heart attack and is on his way hurricane Hell Drivers' as butter is churned, Appliance Center. The "Know Ray Stevens, known as You are not unusual in having home from the hospital. It jijjLl that night at eight the runway m Women's World for cloth is woven, yarn is spun, Your Beef- shows will provide a'clock in a mate who sabotages man of a thousand voices, win approximately :t 20 your diet would be much better if it front of the grandstand, the per- chair bottoms are caned, Information regarding the eilforts Man) men do not be singing the t) of songs he lormances during the fair, really happened before the heart (t of 4 peormances during bran ding irons are form ed, proper want their wives to lose weight, attack selection has written and made famous, and The Gasparilla Pira te Parade chickens are hatched, animals the fair, free to fair tors. preparation of beef to tre suchas "Ahabthe Arab," gai skh nsmementurnasit winds are fed and &edand other your inflation dollars. __________ 0 / and column on dieting and fad diets was timely for me. I've lost 17 unds since June, eating less no snacks. However, I stopped eating breakfast and - . 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Walnut grain plastic cabinet III .. $ , $ II II ki1; Sale Twin size reg.4,29 Sale uhI.___. - CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. - -- • _.___- '_ ''_ - ______ ii-' ' 4-, 1 , ._ ._-._ .-:_ . ' ' ,' -_-.-_ ', . ' _______ I, ' r'_ - , • �_ ---- - --------- - ---- ----... - -- -- --- -U --- - -- -------. ---.- --.- -- - -- -- - ---- WOMEN L71r1 Pla To facilitate planning, notify her as early as possible. Sec'ir-lty will be provided for all items loaned, Mrs. flacon assures participants in th e Pioneer Day display. 1 - CLEARA,N -CE AI &j I Hop By JEAN PAflESON Women's Editor "This program ha' (lone more for me than thi psychiatrist I was seeing,' declared a petite, at. tractive, but slightly chubby woman. She W1S a.mong the 10 or 12 women congregating in the meeting room of th e First Fed eral Savings and Loan Building, SR 434 in Longwood, (or the regular Tuesday morning meeting &d U ur,;r Anonymous An ,igw ,mlt. , U b""' t hi ngs to say about the • Dresses - rant O O Sweaters Shoes Ou% TO 'i •. 4____ - .. •, ,_- - 500% I Va -• - - . ' ' " p ___ 'v , . - - ____ - - - ____ "I first learned to chan ge my attitude," a third woman was ex. plalning, and she quoted one of the group's favorite mottos: One day at a time; one pound at a time, "Once your attitude's right, then you can get on with your diet," she added, Overeaters Anonymous O.A. works on the same nrin,-'lr,lnu . All I'll iuiiuIII. r' "p" Anonymous. Members accept the fact they are compulsive eaters foodaholics a condi tion which usually cannot be can be controll ed. "I have accepted I can never again eat sweets," someone explained, 'because Just one bit could start a binge. Now, when I'm tempted, or need the 'comfort' of food. I take a bubble bath instead, or call _____ - _______________ - - 'One day at a time; une poucd at a Ilme,'advtses O.A. a frie nd." Indeed, the telephone Is the lifeline of O.A. For the first 21 days after joining the group, a member ca lls III IIVI IIIVHU plan Will) to a 'food sponsor.' This way she can check If her menu plan Is sound, and at the same time makes a committment to both he rself and someone else, Nor does she- have to think of food again for 24 hours. If she does feel like snacking, she grabs fr the phone... before she takes the first bite. O.A. is a loosely structured group, with rotating leaders each session. A poster published format is followed for the f irst part of the meeting, and then the group holds an open discussion ei ther on a given topic, or particualr problem someone is having. Most th eraputic, members agree. "It he l ps to be wi th peopie who have the SWne problems and really Un- . - •.,.,, plained. d'rct2nf4 _, " ce, foods which do not Mtofuswlllputa(reezeon freeze well include nuts, apple • shopping for groceries during heths, chopped green peppers the next months of predicted or onions orange and lemon peel. price increases, t ti eS Taken literall y, that means MCt of us never really use using the home freezer to fullest And t hey never ta lk food. the freezer In the versatile ways advanta ge rather than as that make cooking SO much "Thoughts are things,"receptacle for a few cans grinned one member, or easier. orange juice and lots of Ice. O.A. is free there are First, if you have a frozen For instance, freeze portions no dues, and no formal food section as part of your of gravy or meat stock in registration. And only first ice refrigerator, it hopefully cube trays. After the food is names are used. By being measures four to five cubic frozen, remove and place in. assured of anonimity, feet enough storage space for a divdual cubes Into freezer bag members feel free to ex family of (our, and use as needed. press th emselves knowing w ha t they say will not be A separate freezer, which When making sauces aod store ability to he gives you t reieated. soups, double the batch and pu In (act, all that Is needed more of the specials you will behall in to the freezer as to join an O.A. group, Is a looking for, should measure 15 reserve. Tha t, of course, goes uicrc dcire to contr1 ( l cubic feet to aCcontn)date (or caseruics, dvsseri, bread 3 compulsive overeating, a family of four. and rolls, Each meettn lasts from _ _ -------loget UC IliUM irum a izvr, saving money on food is one hour to an hour and a th whe er large or small, it really only using C3mriiun half At (t, It sho uld not be used for long-term se nse, a bit more planning and mended new members storage, but rather there should k ee ping a k ee n eye out for attend more than once a be a steady turnover into and specials. week, and later, once their out of t he unit to ma ke It attitude is healthy, to atprofita ble. te nd on a regul ar weekly _____________________ Moisture and vapor-proof basis. conta i ners are essential to kee p For most, committment food in good condition. Seal ~ SHOP? 'Im. TOO "RAW , . to O.A. is a fifetime ma iter. I I tightly to prevent "freezer And It does work. Among burn" or drying out. Even the the members at a recent be st wrapped food will lose meeting were women who fl avor and quality after six had los t 45, , 65 and months. 100 nounds since io1nInt "0' O.A. also meets Monday Some of the foods which do Pt 7:30 p.m. in the not take well to freezing are Presbyterian Church in mayonnaise, raw potatoes, downtown Orlando; po ta to salad, hard-cooked eggj Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at or eggs in shells, fresh the Altamonte Civic tomatoes, crackers topped wi th Center; Frida y at 10 a.m any mixture. fl the Sorosis Building, Orange City; and Saturday — at 9a.m. at the Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. Prospective members should attend whichever meeting Is most convenjent. No prior notice is necessary, eHerd&n'i air awmicu"V ex- There is no weighing in, and members are not made to feel guilty if they gain a pound or two one week. fact, they recommend weighing only once a month. In - CLEARANCE CHILDREN'S WEAR - ... • - • Si. 8.12 ..... 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I ' ttIA C'tA fl A IVaMJLP%1 i-rinounces ive w NASCAR announced this week that championship points in the Winston Cup Grand National division of NASCAR will be awarded under a new system during the 1975 season, The system, which will go Into effect for the upcoming Winston Western 500 Jan 19 at Ri verside, Calif., Is baed on a simple formula and will apply to all Winston Cup events. The wmnnr of each event will be awarded 175 points Five additional bonus points will be ewarded to each driver who leads during a race and an additional five points will be awarded to the driver leading the most laps during each race This sysh'rn will make seasonal racing more conpetetive. The race on th e 19th will be 500 miles on a 2.62 mile track. The estimated posted awards will be $104,600, AD I - 2' C . eytone Beach 31 33-64 Total fouls. Sen,inle 26. Dpiona tech It. Fouled o'jt Compfoai • -, 1 • roinr 3 ystem Among those picked to win are Richard Petty, David Pearson, Cale Yarbcrough and the Herald pick, Bobby Allison in the Matador VAN ZURA - Drag racing's Don GarliLs has said, "I think it is time to return to NIIRA omixtitlorl mncI show (host guys how to run top fuel cars His return came in 11w form of a victory at the Supernationals HelxcLs are that this year he will have a brand new car that will be used In national competition only, while Ws old car w,,l be ust'a tor match racing. It seems that th ere is never an end to where the su pe r slick stuff S71) canbe used. Recently, mid-westcrn bird fanciers found that s"rP applied to posts which supported elevated bird-feeders prevented squirrels, cats and other varmints from climbing the poles go get at the food, or the birds. Next, Standard University In Palo, Cal began using Si P to coat its expensive new alummuni goal posts and thus keep fans from climbing the uprights and tearing the pests down in victory celebrations. Other colleges and pro football teins qtuckly followed suit If you saw about IOU motorcycles on Airport wuleard Sunday it wasn't an invasion of the Hell's Angels The Group Motorcycle Club of Seminole County was ma king a mileage run with the proceeds going to the Central Florida Zoo. It was a successful run netting $400 to help with the cost of the zoo. I . 11210 -' .,- - - - - - - - - - -, - I - - J•. Ii it ( -I Seminole Junior College hit a LIUL UC Itof-Id field goals Wetnesday night - Minnesota Winning Game Of Pre-Super Bowl P sche NEW ORLEANS I AP) - - Has Coach Bud Grant created another This week, too, was being undt'rwhelmed by the ritualistic sparrows. On Monday, someone had asked Grant whether he had "issae," another smokescreen to divert attention from the pregame practices . and new~ conferences as the Vikings and "lie niere birds hidden up his sleeve — if he had another Issue. mounting pressures of a Super Bowl game, another way of psyching tip his Minnesota Vikings? It looks that way. It appears he's found his new, Improved version of "sparrows in the showers," and th is time the sparrows seem to be roosting On quarterback Fran Tarke'nton's valuable right arm. Last year, when Super Bowl week was threatened with being enveloped by a mammoth yawn. Grant came up with an Issue, what he called the Vlltings's less4than4atl-sfactory practice facilities. Eventually, the whole thing was characterized by Grant's throwaway line about sparrows. ---_ 1 ... Pittsburgh Steelers prepared for Super Bowl IX. Only briefly- did On Wednesday, he did or SO it would seem. Halfway through the daily briefing session Grant casually mentioned that First II was the viral Infection that ha.i hospitalizet Pittsburgh Tarkenton had a sore arm, much as someone might suggest that defensive end Dwight White for four straight nights. The n it was it looks like rain. Tarkenton's brief verbal swipe at Oakland's Ken Stabler and Perhaps it was merely ancther throwaway line, merely an Miami's Paul Warrield, who twid Sivi-moutied both Super Bowl vbservation. but probably not. Grant, like all pro football coaches teams. Then it was the calf injury that is likely to keep Minnesota and clearly more than most., is a tactician, a calculating man, not offensive tackle Charles Goodrum out of Sunday's National given to the idle observation, the off-handed remark, Fpotball League championship game at Tulane Statium. Whatever It was, It wcirked. The balloon of boredom was burst. Still, there was no focus for anyone's attention There were no Attention was focused Here, was an Issue to be dealt with, something newsworthy surface. - _ -._--_ IMW -- - P14, 322-4712 Palm Beach, Deansg?teafl -_--_ - .•- -: $200 OFF PEG. PRICE NOW $7375 205W.FIRST ST.DOWNTOWNSANFORD -'-_ - - SEMINOLE: Williams2 22 6. Hart, Shaffner& Marx Orig. $95.00 To $125.00 As Usual - Cocoa's David Winn. Story 2-13 $500 orcoats Free, -••.• light uniform, performs the art with DEPARTMENT STORE Alterations . Mark Sims, the eventual winner in the Ktague Jacojte,ojt $123 Small Group Men's Sport -_ .. GIRDLES Palm Beach, Deansgatead Johnny Carson Now -a:. world of wrestling as Lake Brantley's Save Big! ' BRAS 200 N. Park Sanford, Fl.. NOW . ku Playtex 18 Hr. Bra & Girdle Sale A division of Dalton Orig, $145.00 To S17.QO -- DAYTONA BEACH Seminole Junior College Raiders rallied behind the high scoring and Incredibly accurate shooting of Jim McIntyre Wednesday night to win an easy cage victory over the Daytona Beach Scots, 8744, to boost the Raiders record to 1-I in the Division II standings. McIntyre, scoring 28 points on the night, hit 14-of-16 field goals with six goals coining In the first half from the top of the key. McIntyre was hitting consistently in the second hail from both outside and Inside. The Raiders now 7.7, open a six-game home schedule Saturday not when they host St. John's River Junior College f Palatka. The game will be We Raiders third division g ame. They lost their first division natch to Valencia Community ollege on Dec. 11. Sophomore Clifford Manley, órmerly a cager with Seminole 10 School, played only 10 ninutes in the second half but li t 644 field goals for 12 toints, Also in the division game, In rhich every Raider team nember got a chance on the iiurt, Chip Noe and Vernon ohnson, a walk-on from anion!, both sank the ball five mesormore. Noe scored 14 points and ohnson added 10. captures on film the upside-down FINAL WEEK Hart, Shaffner & Marx •- - _ J' - uits i.'- •:. - Si. 3.1 ......'$300 iu; _ -. PA NTS —--w - rnoograpner boraon Williamson Boy's Never aaain wHI fha I c k - : ' designed for town, travel, or leisu'e life in Trevira' polyester, Sizes 6 to 18, . "i suspect most persons view divorce as some kind of failure, when in reality It probably was the bert thing a person could have donea t the time for himself," says the counselor, / Casualnitmates go in classic directions reflecting crisp new color combinations, 213 E. FIRST ST. --- McIntyre's Cannon Propels SJC 87-64 I 1,12 PRICE , L..,,....,..,.i, UI,W Sixty-one foursomes will compete in a pro. am event Friday. One pro and three amateurs comprise a foursome. The teams will tee off in a double shotgun . ' She suggests looking around yourself for possibilities for growth and development. Learn about yourself and what you like and how you function as a single person. - will _ __ start at 7:45 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. Approximately 240 pros will compete for close to $15,000 Saturday and Sunday. Among the pros playing in the tournament are defending champion Bob Stroble, Denny Lyons, Nate Starks and Charlie Owens, Gene Sarazan will compete In the pro-am Friday. The women competed in a mini-tourney Tuesday that raised $1,500 for the zoo. Lee Dif.eo led the 61 women with a low gross 86. Dorothy Evans had a low net of 74. Lee DILeo, Norma Brown, Betty Ward and Vivian Tagh registered a net 60 for top honors In the best ball of foursome event. Helen Stoney, Jean Odem, Dorothy Evans and J e nny O'Brien had a net 62 and Carolyn White, Kay Jessee, Louise Judson and Betty Konigsmark had a net 65. - DRESSES she PH. 322.3524 DELTONA Give the promoters of the Deltona Open Golf Tournament a sunny day and warm temperatures and they'll be happy. "Everything's set. We're ready to go," said Deltona Pro Buck Galdden. "Now we're Just hoping the weather's good." The Florida PGA Winter Tour stops at Deltona this weekend for a pro-am and a two. day professional tourney. More than $10,000 from tournament Proceeds is expected to be donated to the Central Florida Zoological Society for a zoo between Sanford and Deltona, Approximately $20,000 In cash and prizes Little Girls - d Deltona Open Weekend Set Unusual . - / uy ______ a..- :. The Herald Services The marriage, family and LOS ANGELES When you child counselor cautions the feel the need of comfort while newly separated or divorced going through adjvorce, turn to person not to shut off painful your best friend yourself. feelings. "1 literally tell people to "Don't go from one thing to stroke themselves, to love another trying to forget," themselves and to hug them- says. "You only avoid your real selves," says Fae Pannor, as feelings and don't give yourself she is enveloped by her own time for self-discovery. arms. "Be willing to be alone and "Become your best friend, experience your feelings. Improve your own relationship People will eat or drink or with yourself and know yourself watch television or do anything better." not to have to experience their own feelings." 228 E. FIRST ST. ur Thursday, Jan. 9,1975-1B - 7".4 r'- Divorce: A Chance To Know Yourself OFF ALL SALES FINAL NO EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS 'V fee yrn 0us: non For Fa e - - ,• /\ Rea - L 11~ r,F SPORTS Thursday, Jan, 9,1975—.OA Dis)Ic1y' -_—' jJ - - ._..2j1- --- AMI4PJ .. ,.,, /• -, H n There's a year to go yet Bicentennial representative before the Bicentennial, but for the Sanford Servtce Unit of projects for the celebration of the Girl Scouts Citrus Council is the Country's 200th bIrthday are Doris Bacon. According to Mrs. on the minds of many Seminole Bacon, area residents are being Countians already, including askei to loan antique dolls, th e local girl SOCuts. quills, household wares and other small items to be All county troops of Girl displayed on Pioneer Day. Scouts of America are laun. ching a three-month search for Persons who would like to antiques which will be included have their antiques displayed in their roposed "Pioneer should conta ct Mrs. Bacon at Day" Bicntermia1 project. Route I. Box 230 AE, Sanford. This Pioneer Day will cmphasize pioneer skills such as candle-making, cooking and quilting, and will be held March 15 (rum 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. --. --_ vereaters ntiques '-' - SCOuts A —? - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - • ------ -''---,-- - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. --- W-1 And Grant was ready to deal with it. "E'erytime he gels a sore arm. he has n great day," he said, perhaps trying ever6acleverly to throw the Steelers ever-sc -all htl 'offg uard ."It' good omen " Grant said "I think he a always seems to throw a little better wi th it. I m sure if he's still sore on Sunday, he'll have a great day'.' for . ' - - If that's the case, Tarkerton's adrenalin was positively giWling all through the season. "I was hit on the shoulder in the first game of the sea.on and It's bothered me off and on sin"e then," he said. Despite It, he finished ammg the National Conference's passing leaders with 17 touchdowns and more than 2,500',-ards. ----• '-- - --- • - - -. .-'=--_= '_--.: - �-... _-- ..... - 2 B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, Jan. 9, 197s V InSCOREBOARD Jai 11"Itleli Results Alai Wiggles 9.40 400 300 3 370 760 360 2 ABA Standings " 2310 List Divisio n Perwia I)1)110° W L FIRST - Doubles, Spec. 7 FIFTH. S-il. D, 3131 New York Brave Patty 17 70 3 a 400 3 600 4 20 210 ) Kentucky 36 ii 703 Aljr,, j Pony Inst i. n.eo 1)60 • s Lcs.als 17 76 3,3 1000 7 Scarlet R)bbon Eddy S.iflch, 610 MPl 11 2t .713 is QUI&I1 (3') $500 Quin(e4a (34) $21a, Virginia 23 1 i$'i Peqtet Penlecta (3 0) 162 00 $' S1.t$ West DivisIon S IXTH, 1L A. 31.61 SECOND - Doubles. Spec J Denver 34 3 672 Urza lenhz 10 70 600 3.50 7 11006 1 3 so 1 Betty Shan San Antonio 24 20 .543 12' H.C,s Gloavon Echano SiAChC1 a 10 310 3 Utah 30° 20 74 -415 1612 Wastilia Qun1ela (16). 543 60 400 I indlairva 16 21 .437 ii Perfect. 0 6) $1400 QUInI. IS 7) 23 00 San Diego 16 23 410 It Pertecta 7.5 BIg 0 (23) with 10 Wednesdays Results THIRD - Doubles,59K. I. SEVENTH. 116, D. 31.51 IndIan) 127 New York lit Echpno Lenz 13(0 S 70 470 3 5mOO?h Bill 1300 20 460 Kentucky 113, Virginia Eddy AIberdi 11.0) 9 20 67* e 1m Delia OQ St Louis 111, MemphIs 10$ 00W;. *r4na 34 $ 6 20 4 Good Company Denver 130. San An?on:o 171 QUInICI,) (31) 66.10 ooin:ela 13 5) 531 70 San Dieço 171, Utah 113 Pertec? Perfe cta (3 1) 215.40 13 5) U00 00 Thursdays Games EIGHTH. 5.16, C. 31.71 FOURTH Doubt" Spec, 7: Kentucky at St. LOUIS Larnl Perez 610 370 300 6 1110 560 100 I cow SPf' Indian.a at MCmCi5 TootsieMklge4 Mencha 2 Alt 5.10 S 00 440 4 360 Friday's Games Do mingo Yza 360 3 AflW*r SP'Jd Denver vs Virginia at Nor Quiniela (46) $7.10 Otfin;4148 (14) S3080 The Lake Brantley PatrloL., and district champions of the Cape Coast Vernon Prevati in the 121-pound class. Steve Lang In th.: 135-pound class and Lyman Greyhounds pulieCi off victories Conference. Also, Lot Barrett won in the 135- Jim Nowarth hi the 148-sound class. from the wrestling mats earlier Lyman's Greyhounds easily twndled pound class and AUrd Franklin Tom Lent added a victory In the 158. week, but Sanford's Seminoles still the Bishop Moore Hornets and legged the I-pc*znci class. pound class and Jeff Ciayon won In the f their 21st straight victory on the (flat. were unable to win their first I7OPOUnd class. The Lyman Greyhounds won e semon. fir-nj fake Brantley's Bob Goddard won an The Sanford Seminoles won only . bout sover Bishop Moore and took upset match, 5-4, over But Seminole, which lost to the Evans th ree bouts against the tough Evans two-time district an early 19.0 team lead. champion Jim Haines in the 108-pound Trojans on Monday 43-18, will visit he Trojans. class. Winning wrestlers for the 'Hounds Edgewater Eagles tonight. Winning grabbier-s for the Seminoles Other top grabblers who won mat. were Keith Barnhart In the 101-pound were Beanie Mills In the heavyweight Lake Brantley had a big win on ches for the Patriots were Mark Sims, class, Lou Payas in the 108-pound class, class, Mark Stevens in the 141-pound Monday when the team won a 21 Max Bufikin In the 165-pound class, Mark Schuster in the 115-pound class, class and Bill Sanders in the 135-pound decision over cocoa, the defending Craig Davis in the 185-pound class and Doug Peters in the 122-pound class, class. Ken N S a - o4k San Diego at New York Perfecta 11 At SIll 00 Prfect3 (6 4) 2 10 F*rly Daily Deubte 3 1)5130.70 NINTH. $16. C. 31.41 FIFTH - Doubles, Spec. 7: 710 360 2.10 7 NHL Standings Merry Michele BIbaoMuguerz.a 11.10 540 480 5 Qun,e4a is y) 63.10 Sam Larrea 3.40 4 Perfect. 75113, QUInla ().7) 5.1070 TENTH. SIC. B 11 to PerIpc? 3 Ti $1P5 10 t SIXTH - Doubles, Spec. 1: 1 14M (.S 'J I £. W L I PIS OF GA Domingo PereZ 2140 130 340 3 TahoeSquaw 18,00 410 6 Phllphla 7S $ 6 56 142 01 Ne-gui Azpi 620 210 1 P,tKt0 440 2 NV Rangrs 70 11 S 4 167 174 60 Oguia Zarre ' 31 310 a Atlanta It 15 7 45 iS 112 '' "" ' "9 " 101 ivn'e1a II)) $3470 NY isianø 1615 5 41 113 113 Perfect. (3 1) 1117.60 ELEVENTH. 5-Il, A. 31.12 Division I SEVENTH - Doubles. Spec. 7: Misty Isle 450 2.10 240 $ V6rtcvr 500 7 A!lu Quinieja (4.3) 5.69. 60 Perfects 13.4) tIIt.30 79 40 1$.00 1.40 I Fermin Dog Entries FIRST. 3.16, A - 1. June's Bash SECOND, 1*. D - I. Criss Rou Lake Whiz ($21.3. Hi O,.ilniti. (2 3) $12.20 Nancy (0). 4. 1.5's Spicy Taste (5), Perfect. (3.7) 1122 70 lrn.a Bean (6). 6 TonI Tress (6). TWELFTH - Doubles, Spec. 7: Money Title 1)2). 5. Hanes (4) ChucIso.Tain 1340 7.20 1040 3 THIRD, 5.18.0- I. ScaIly (4). 2. Stabler led the Raiders to the Amen the opening round of the playoffs, eliminating the defending chainpionsona touchdown pass in the final minute of the game. Los Angeles a? Buffalo Vancouver at Boston A week later, the Raiders lost the AFC cha championship ga_inc to the Pittsburgh Steelers. A grad ua te of the Universi ty Friday's Game P.tsburgh at Atlanta Canoe Shoes (3). Daily Double (II) 30.00 SEVENTH, $14. C - 1. Luster THIRD, 1-14. M. 33.1$ Lyn (6), ?.curried (5.2), 3. K's Gm'enLyrv'i 5.70 300 210 S Hobnob (4), 4. Glen's Charm (Il), S. Rppy Lan. 00° 420 I MA's Marie (8). 6. Quiet Pride (0). WiIiI4eWIn& 3.00 3 7. WillIe DeMarco (S). 8. Hsasday QuInleIa (5$) 4550 Gift (10). Penlec?a (5.1) 7310 EIGHTH, $10. B - 1. Gold Ore FOURTH, S-la. 0. 31.31 (41.3. InsIde Whirl (I). 3 H. Teffrey ManatceDarmy 470 2 60 2.40 S (5). 4. Cony Gal (52 ),3. Brittany Montague Waver 2.10 2.60 3 Brandy (12),6. L.L.'s Dan (6), 7. k's M neoIawrongw.y (33) S aD Ptrfi (3)) 1037 300 4 Trouble (10). I. My Playmate (62. NINTH, Is, B - I Montague WIngs (5). 2 Lii:, Trans (6), FIFTH.3.14. C. 3137 FIFTH. of Alabama where he learned Wedn4ay's Result San Diego at Toronto strong was the NFL rushing champion with 1,4W yards and Siinpoon gained 1,125. Simpson, last year's MVP when he set an NFL rushing record with 2,003 ya rds, received Just one MV? vote this season. The All-Pro wide receivers Michigan at Chicago were Oakland's Cliff Branch Quebec a. Vancouver 3 Thvrsday's Games WkWpeg at Michigan Mlivs,sola at Edmonton New Engla nd at Phoenix Friday's Games Indianapolis at Edmonton Vancouver at Cleveland Quebec at Winnipeg Csrcuil Break er 23.20 900 440 I ($0), S. Shi mmering (4), 6. Risky M 'Stars Ceemaa 10.40 470 7 Marie (13), 7. L.8.$ Maid (7.7), 0. Top End 300 1 Go Go Cactus (I) Qu'nkia (12) 4410 TENTH, S-Il. S - I. Masked Rogue (1). 2. k's Vlctoeia (6). 3. P 10 313 I 7 P,'ir B (6). 5. Tumble J1 (12) AA ail4t,Ite high school football Lea 1co 340 4 TWELFTH. 7-I6, C - 1. Shprcn defen.slie teams announced Oulniffa (I 6) 2040 5I'rIJI (6).2. Hidden isilfId (32). 3. day by the Florida Sports Perfecta (4.)) 7930 Barry (10), 4 Irish Trans (I), 3. EIGHTH, 5-16, C. 31.16 Good Idaho, (4). 4 Play Me (6) . 7 Editor's Association, Danny Jax 1200 4,10 350 5 D.C's Pan Am (5), I. Sang Bang MONTREAL (A?) - Boston's Phil Esposito, the National Hockey League's top point producer, and Buf- falo's highscoring "French Connection,, line of GH Perreault, Rene Robert and Rick Martin will give Divisions 3 and 4 team a potent offensive punch in the NHL All-Star (lame Jan. 21 at Montreal. The (our players were among 12 flamed to the squad in balloting Wednesday by members of the Profesglonaj Hockey Wri ters Association, Of the dozen, four were from Boston, three each from Buffalo and Montreal, and two from Los Angeles. p t4r!. I 5 460 350 3 QWn..ta '47) 4340 7.0 It RCUStDn Atlanta N,* OrIe-r, u'r"'i '4's (ensemen Bobby Orr and Carol Vadnais, and forward Johnny Bucyk. The Montreal representatives were goalie Ken Dryden, d ef enseman Guy Lapointe and right wing Guy Lafleur. And chosen from L Angeles were goalie Hcigatien Vachon and defenseman Terry The only unanimous choices were Vachon and Orr, each collecting the maximum of 135 poin ts. Detroit iso 740 S MileauSee Bull Ma. Im' cvinkqh 13 5)17 20 ' Tr.h'- '' 'n 3 MI4*III Division TWEIi TN, Is, 0, 39.15 Chicago Tc'XSDe-4I1 740 7*) 7(0 3 KC Oman, Golly Girt Olympics Uncertain MONTREAL AP - An air of confusion has settled over the 1976 Summer Gaines with Mayor Jean Drapeau f - the Games will be staged. Coach "We are going to have the Games In the Installations as now planned , or th ere will be no Games," Drapeau said Wednesday Buh spokesmen for the orgarking committee said other al ternatives are being considered, incl uding usin g t he Autostade, home of Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League. Rounding out the first team He was a received 1967 and offense were backs Dave John- '68 with the Orlando Pa nthers the 920 7 72 f't,otbali , Weir; recehersRose Gaftof high school for two years and 20 ii .326 21 77 41 2' h* Blountstown and Remuise then a coach at Arkansas state Johnson of Pahokee; aid University. linemen Andy Cook Ptetic Division G*1rn CcntIcntaI olic and Sam Franklin of Lake League, coach at an 17 676 .t1 I f Lake Brantley Principal 8111 Newberry and Buddy Stokes of Daugherty will p'rmit Weir to 4..'.-..4 . NCAA Meet Adjourns WASHINGTON (API - Despite its cmies of anguish about in fla tion, the National Collegiate A thletic Association has concluded its 69th annual convention without taking any major steps to cut the r ising costs collegiate athletics, Discussions In formal meetings and In hotel cnrrldors 1( the Catfish I n NY S Current NEW YORK (A?) - Al. lawyers. thot.gh Catfish Hunter has been But the lawyers soon ended welcomed to the big city with their (filibuster and Hunter, open arms, this country slicker who said "he would have ra ther , from North Carolina is aware been anyw here else," affixed ' that some of those arms can go his Catfish Hunter on (1* Vanright for the wallet while others ken dotted line. may reach for the throat. Hunter wouldn't reveal the 'InI96SlwasIcarecltogo out money package, saying "that of my room," Hunter said was up to the Yankees" to dliWednesday during a whirlwind close, but he did say In terms of tois that included an appear- straight annual salary, he ance on a na tional television wasn't making a_s much money program, a photographic sea- "as five w' six other pitchers." zion at Shea Stadi um and InterHun ter said he would I.e paid views with the press at a mid- $150,000, including deferred tOwnhoteL"Now,I'mscazJto paymerits,foreachofthe ,t go into my room," five years. Bonuses, insurance mong other things, Hunter policies and lawyers fees enflew into New York, at the IArgt the rest of the package to Yankees expense, to introduce an estimated more than $3 mil. l'imseii to the members of the lion. Hunter, who became a free Years Eve contract.signlng agent because Oakland owner party. Charles 0. Finley didn't come Hunter said he made up his across wi th a deferred $50,000 the nigh t of Dec. 30. The next are a lot of people In this city morning, Hunter told his wife who are after a deferred pay. that she would probably be a ment of their own - from the Yankee wife as he expected to Yankees, to Hun ter, to th em. sign a contract sometime that But If Hunter can handle luis. day In New York. tiers In his native Hertford, "Give inea call," she said as he'll do okay bent. he walked out the door. "I ha ven't bought anything But Hunter's firm decision with the money yet," he said. had weakened a bit Tuesday "I'm gonna hold back for night, when he left the details awhile. I'll get things cheaper offering one view and the Olympic Organizing Committee taking another on th e key questions of where - and even i the Red Devils was above 500 ietrtr (or.f,rer.c F1.g P423 wilt* n* Sale 41 ail 7 Pd 5.1.15070) Pool MO) soo 6 Il 71 473 *0 - #.I mind to sip with the Yankees payment, Is aware that there Boston players picked, in addition to Esposito, were de- and Drew Pearson of Dallas with Denver's Riley Odomz named at tight end. The rest of the offensive line had tackles Ron Vary of Minnesota and Art The four were offensive backFOREST CITY - Sam Weir Risky Pam Curtis Sirmones and lineman Ouiniela ($1114 so ba been Flue-do (5 5354 10 Jerry Dukes and defensise coach at named head football NINTH, 3-16. C. 3154 Lake Bran tley High NBA Standings lineman David Brinnon and VaIidAppeal 1440 4.00 3.40 I School. linebacker Freeman White. Optima 350 260 1 Weir replaces Bill Duty, who G,rcc flavor 3 70 7 Eastern Conference Cuinie1a UI) 1720 Monticello Je son earned r ffer esigned following the 1974 Atlantic Division Perfecta III) 34.30 ree spots on th offense, with W L pct TENTH. 5-16. IS, 31.41 Bostr'n 24 U .645 backGarrett Proct Weir has been head football or Matinee Idol 2560 P.00 440 7 Buffalo 24 IS 6)5 1 r-. coach at Lakeview the past two LarpMcGoo 710 171' 3 New York 71 16 579 2", Look Awhile years, registering a los-i 410 4 PtiI1t3llpbsi1 sin Hall. Monticello a_iso 16 7) 4)0 Owne-ia 7 31 1) 00 Central Divesson Lakeview was 6-4 in '74, linIbacker Waymon Gluey record. tt Half ci Big P 12 3) 77 17 .692 Capital t he make th first season since lgti ttat e de.enzive 'irst wilt. ELEVENTH, $16, A. 31.43 Cltyelind 70 16 Al Sunday But Asst. State Atty. Harry Stein said later the state NHL 'Stars Picked 3.00 240 5 Luta ($7). 320 6 23 80 100 510 agreeing with defense arguments that the facts alleg ed did not amount to a crime. 4 UNDE RWORLD ________ 10 TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (A?) - A veteran state ofitelal who lost a race for education cornmissioner last year - and nearly lost his life In the process - has joined Treasurer Thomas O'Malley's Cabinet a staff, John Shipp said he will work with O'Mailey's Cabinet aide, Gwen Nelson, with specific emphasis on education, pardons, land and water management and revenue matters. Shlpp was associate commis- enacted only one measure dealing with inflation - a resolution to study the subject. 44 _ ~,___ 7~I . . -= Imurn -Em _____~_____ _ ___________________________________________________________________ - - .. - - -. - -- - V__,i_A7 _----- - Sa ri Mitchell is pictured with "Junk" that she has turned Into One on left has been transformed Into decorative kitchen utensil useful items. Bulletin board she holds, left, came from washboard holder. similar to one under her arm. In foreground are harness barnes. sloner under former Education Shipp's left ankle was Commission Floyd Christian. crushed, requiring two oper. He remained in that position for ations and a two-month Conseveral weeks after Christian linement in the hospital. was indicted and resigned last "At one time It looked like the April and Education Com- damn thing was going to rot missioner Ralph Turlington off," he said. "I've had to keep was appointed as his successor, this foot higher than my heart Quitting last summer to run and it's kind of hard to get against Turlington. Shipp was around In that position." seriously injured when the mo. While Shipp was contor home he was using In his valescing, he recleved more campaign overturned early one bad news: Turllngton easily demorning cn Interstate 10 near feated Shipp and three other Madison. Opponents in the Democratic primary, Shipp, who continues to use a walking cane and wears a leg brace to support his Injured ankle, said he's delighted to return to work after four months without a job. But in Joining O'Malley, Shipp has gone from one in., dicted Cabinet member to an. other. O'Malley, who refused to resign and won re-election, was indicted in October by a grand jury following up on leads developed during the Christian in. vestlgat.jon. O'Malley, whose run of bad luck over the last 13 months in. cludes a heart attack, was a logical choice for a position he recently accepted. He was named by the Florida Heart Association as chairman of Its 1975 drive among state employes in the capital city, Gov. Reubin Askew Is not the only member of his family extdbiting Political skills these days. Askew reportedly maintained a policy ci strict neutrality in the contest between Ann Cramer of Miramar and Wayne Bail. ey of DeLand for state Democratic chairman. As a Democratic executive committeewoman, the governor's sister, Bonnie Buchanan of Fort Walton Beach, had to choose between one of the can. didates, but she declined to reveal before today's balloting who she would vote for. Bailey was counting Mrs. Bu- chanan as a committeed sup"For some people who asked porter, but she refused to say how long it would take Sen. whether he was right. MacKay to assert himself In the Mrs. Buchanan has been Senate the answer Is 11 minutes county vice chairman in Oka- and 43 seconds," said Sen. loosa County for many years Robert Granarn, D-Miami. and this year won election as MacKay explained that he county committeewoman. had no reluctance In speaking out on complicated issues beIt didn't take Sen. Kenneth fore the committee because he MacKay. D-Ocala, a House thought senators knew more leader who was elected to the than House membem Senate in November, long to "It took Sen. MacKay 12 mmwing into action at W first utes and 45 seconds to learn thie Senate committee meeting. truth." Graham said. . '' wouldn't be starting for three automatically want to grab one Pale and 111. time. He says persons can't says Vaselo, who began weeks, with the other." Now he's gained 10 pound- look ahead 15 years or they smoking at21, smoking years "1 told myself, 'I Just can't The first two weeks, he says, s and his face has filled out, might become discouraged. He ago. LOS ANGELES- When Pete wait that long.' Something he wondered if It was all worth Vaselo has tried many ways frequently reminds listeners He says when he quit last Vaselo decided he had to stop Inside of you says, 'This 15 It. it, but now he's into his third to shove cigarettes out of his life that It's only been a short time time, it was his fault -not that 1. smoki ng, he quit his Job. You've had it with cigaret- week, he's sure it Is. before, a since he had his last puff. of the Schick Center - that he He says he thought it would tes.'" "I haven't felt this good in "I've go ne through th e whole Vaselo says he th inks he picked up cigarettes again . be easier to kick the ha bit If he This time he went about year s," he says, grinning. "I'm routine," be says, shaking his 'looked at smoking too positively was footing myself that I "I didn't have to cope with work stopping differently. Besides up to running seven-tenths of a head. "I had cut down on before, was ready." pressures too, not working, he also stopped mile now. I couldn't even run a cigarettes, thrown them away Now he tries to remember Now he feels the time Is right The bachelor, who lives In having a beer or two In the block before without throwing - everything. If I hadn't had how the chest spasms felt and and he's begun to seriously suburban Torrance, admits his evening and he no longer drinks up." those spasms, I don't know if I how the filter he used smelled think about what he wants from method is drastic -and one not coffee. slim man The had lost so could have done it," when he had to clean it. Life. open to many persons. "I think they are so married much weight before he quit Now Vaselo says his "People should look at "I tell myself, 'Well, I got "But I was totally Corn- to cigarettes, that you smoking that he looked gaunt, philosphylsto live one day ata smoking more negatively," through today.' mitted," he says. "I was ready an able to stay off work a full year, If necessary." There was more than a strong . will behind his determina tion to stop smoking. \ Vaselo's doctor had warned By JACK WEBB nights can be found playing the of goods, lower costs, Improve This antitechnology feeling, have the money today for him that he'd have emphysema The herald Set-vices . violin with the Pro and Con quality we can do all this if combined with the reduced research and development within five years if he continued Dr. Simon Ramo was playing Quarta't he helped to start, on we have the right type of amount of money corporations and they won't unless the topuff his way through three to the violin after a hard day at the Sunday mornings playing science and technology, ha ve today. has ted in a 50 government changes the rules, resul four packs a day. office when Henry Kissinger tennis "very badly;' and on "Unfortunately, this isn't per cent drop In funding for "It's inflationary to pay out Then chest spasms, which called, weekdays - when he Isn't in generally realized," Ramo research and development easy money for S I the purchase of I "Si," said Kissinger, "why Russia - he's in Redondo said. "Right now we're going since the l%Os, Ramo said, had bothered him about once a products to be consumed, but to week, began keeping him don't you go to Russia and Beach, Calif., helping run TRW through one of our an. People in all walks of life and Issue credit for the production . discuss technological transf ers Inc., as i ts vice cha irma n. He titechnology cycles. This time at all levels of government are of new awake every night, products would be ant . "I think that was the turning with them?" thinks inflation and recession people are blaming technology ignoring inflationary. or are unaware of 'b p "Well, if you think I must, I can be beaten if the United for things like pollution and what science can do point for me," says Vaselo. "i for them, "The governme n t should 1. will," said De. Ramo with a Sta tes can just get over the overcrowding. People are iot scared ." ow corporations to defer Ramo's experience suggests. a ll sigh. A few days later he was on antiscience feelings now saying that we should return to ".1 "I attended the President's payment of taxes if it will Quitting wasn't easy, he a , ' v plane for M oscow. ' ' -"-p gripping it. a simpler li fe. economic summit me!ting, and rt'invest those funds In research pa".'. says, and it took him several That was in September, 1973. "Science and technology "In the depression, there was do you know how much of that and development," Ramo said, weeks after he stopped working Since then, , as everyone knows, have the answers ,r at least 50 an antitechnology wave based meeting was devoted to "If the 4 .1 government allows the 1 before lie wits able to carry out IF the Ilussian detente i4hich Dr. per cent of our problems," on the idea that technology was research and development ~,4 , fer nt of taxes, of course • .,•, . las plan . . 5, Ramo helped to further has llama said In an interview, .j;. putting people out of work, an answer to our problems' then :' govinment will take ,, "I went to r'gi'" It,, c'rtinued apace. 'A!mct evcr;thg we rceJ Thm wzis zr,ct'.er one just Tw !iitnutcs. And ':r t1)O'3ey. 1" make up for smoking clinic offered by the Simon Ramo (w ho got his or have can be improved before the manned lunar IanPresident the UCt" No more puffing for Pete Vaselo as he pedals away on mentioned it in only this. the government should research and ding- people were saying that two sentences of his summary borrow from the people - up rising cycle in his Torrance home. "I hasen'l felt so good In American Cancer Society," Ph.D In electrical cnglneering through -s Vaselo, who also has been and physics st the age of 23) is development, we can't let our country be run and then only indirectly." years," says Nte, who quit smoking after puffing hill way the interest on government through the Schick Center when man who seerm alm-o elec"We can Increa;zt, wir vivniv h%. 1-11illptiti,rc. by rntv% q." through three to four parks a da,, Rarno said corIxTatior.3 don't bonds to get people to Invest. he tried to quit once before. trically charged an eloquent, - __ Ile was told the clinic witty man who on Saturday . " . ' Technology Fear Recession Key \ 6- I - L 4 - . , 4 , :' , ' 'I.,,,_,I,- , 'l • ,' ' ' ' - F#116 RAG/Fit! - ~ 1 O ma//ey Staff After Education Defeat .,,, sports but the convention, which ended Wednesday . ~ 1~ ,,- ~ - . I - Kicking Habit Meant Quitting His Post ., ;ve centered on the rising costs in Z __. By CAROLYN COIL The Herald Services Oviedo LL Sets Registration league will be Saturday, Feb. 8, Joins Shipp 10, up 'to the lawyers, who then later. Right now they want top spent several hours acting like do11ir from me." Registra tion for the Oviedo at 9 a.m. at the Oviedo Little Little League will be Friday League field on K Street. and Sat ur day at United Minor league bouts are set Methodist Church youth for March 1. building, The season begins March 15. Bo:js fr-on: seven-to-15 years ______________________ old and [I UNDERWORLD C registe rF'ruiay from7p.rn9 Z Hanoi 0 pin, and Saturday from 9 a.m. 0 at M !o noon. COWAN'S * 'rituts for major league, UNDERWORLD ° 114 S. Magnoli a seniors' league and sof tba ll _. 'JA . Judge Tom Waddell Jr. dropped the fraud conspiracy charges Wednesday In a pretrial hearing, in effect ~V , -, TITUSV!LLE,Fla, (AP)_Two men accused of rigging a fishing tournament have had charges against them Oates, president of American Bass Fishermen, said he t c..Ifport Bok In Fishing Ordeal felt vindicat ed by the ruling. Gates and Keene, both of Cocoa Beach, Fla,, and Logan Fischer, of Davie, Fla., had been charged with conspiring to lure entrants into a rigged bass-fishing tournament. According to the charges, two of the tournament's winners entered fish caught before the contest and one split a $500 prize With No action was taken on charges against Fischer, court cfIciala said, SIXTH, 3.11. 5, 31.33 Minpola Winston (17),4. Run Lucky Selected Noble Duke 713 210 320 $ (53) 3. L L 's lizy (10), 4. K.C.'s K C's Gem aoo 3.00 I Buoy (I).?. Tone Trans (6). . Tenet Selec ed Where-sTuffy 300 3 Gibion (S). QuinIela (1 $117.10 ELEVENTH. S-il, AT - i. r PENSA(X)LA, Fla. (AP Pertecte 1 80 50 Wilcflffe Duke ($).3. Hi Ho Bill (101, Lake Butler players have SEVENTH, S-Ia, 0121.74 3 Vote One (6), 4. T" 1$ Phantom P.,nenti Peepy 900 6 40 300 (4, S Belle Dav,i (51.6 Sol (37) earned four spots on the ClassNamed Talk Maker ,tr c' ncr,, t strong, Denver; 0 J. Simpson, Lovis. flutfalo. Running Backs-L1*TIn(e Place Kicker-Chester Mar. McCutcheon, Los Angeles. CCI, Gren Bay Chuck Foreman, Minnesota I Place kicker-Roy Gerela, Defense Pittsburgh. ErJs L C Gre,nwood, PIUS Defense burgh; Jack Youngblood, Los Ends-Fred Dryer, Los Ang, Angeles. , ie; Claude Humphrey, Atlanta Tackle-I-Alan Page. Min Tactles-Wlly Chambers, Chi ne-sofa; Joe Greene, Pittsburgh. Cago; Otis Slitrunk, Oakland, LinebIckers-Jeck Ham, Llneelckens-Chnjs Hanbur PItsburgh; Ted Hendricks. get, Washington; Isiah Rob Green Bay; bill Bergey. P111(1. tftson. Los Angeles: Willie La deiphia ner, Kansas City S1?eties--Jke Scott, Miami; Safeties-Jack Tatum, Oak Tony Greene. Buffalo, land. Dick Andenj, Miami Cornerbacks-Emmit, Thom. Cornerbacks-Roger Wehrli, as, Kansas City; Robert Jmes, SI. Louis; Mike Bass. Washing Buffalo, ,on the ruling." 17 14 2 36 132 105 Otis Armstrong of Denver arid Manatee Peggy (4),4 ISland Driller Perfecta 1)2) 162.30 - would still try to bring George Gates and Bernard Keene to -hal, 'We disagree with the finding," Stein said. "We will view the matter and either file amended iharges or appeal his football under Bear Bryant, Ovinlela 43 5) 532.00 Eckert (ii), 6- Queen's Caper (5). Pe-rfrcta (53% IaS.5 Stabler was the Raiders' second Honey Galore (57),i Cunnituck ($1. East Division Big 0 (2.3 with 3 5) 140010 round draft selection In 1968. He FOURTH. S-I&. C - 1 Nebr. WOOf W L T P11 OF O A - 1911; Handle U547 (3). 3. k's Europa (I). 3. Campus New Erg. was a reserve until 1973, 2115 1 43 133 1 Cutla (331,4 Rumseacop. (10) . S. Clvtnd 1420 2 20 99 starting only two games. M.A?s Robbie (4). 4 Lt. Cotumber Chicago II 21 I 29 11$ 137 In 1973, he won the Oakland Dog Results (12).? Smoke-y MOSS (6),I, Nodak Indapols Ace t6. quarterback Job from Daryle West Division WEDNESDAY MATINEE FIFTH. $18. 0 'I Casliei Houston 26 11 0 5717.0 104 La_monIca, taking over In the FIRST, 5-Il, B. 2139 Sarkle (10), 7. KIng Pin (413. Burt PhoenIx JourneyMan 19 II i 42 121 1)7 season's third game and startSiO 10.50 450 I Barge ( i). 1. brI Mar (17). S. A BIt Minn. 9 17 0 31 154 179 Ing Bouncer Boy 4.10 7.10 4 Bree:y (5), 6. Yeller Bear (6), 1. San the last 11. Under Stabler, Diego 10 17 1 37 117 1 Eugene 4.40 7 0ouptas Was?y (52). S. Skiliagoiee Mich. 1735 3 fl9 160 the Raiders were 9-21 that year Outnirla (41) 2110 (62. Canadian Division and then 12-2 this season SECOND, 5-18. D. 3114 SIXTH, Is, A- 1. Poor Little Quebec 2313 0 46151 129 K'tAtf 4 JOIr'1fl liiiii in the All'PFt) 7.21) 360 340 I Robin (61.2. T. Knee (4), 3. Cecy's Toronto Berk ley CP.d 9 40 11.00 7 Fin) ($). 4. Berkley kelou (12), S. Ed'tonl 2114 1 13 150 lIt backfield are running backs 1$ 11 1 37 113 96 Fashloneble PCrfta to 2) 13450 4. Center-Len Hauss, Washing ton drove to "The first thing we did when higher gloss, you can use any California, arriving early In LOS .ANGELES - Sari we were married (this was in kind of furniture polish you 1971." ö Mitchell turns Junk into riches. Chicago and it was my first wish." her Chicago "Junk" furniture Furnishings that have filled her marriage( was to use all of our The success of the chair and raised enough money to give homes and the success of her savings for the down payment bookcase was all Miss Mitchell her "a small nest egg" to buy a career have come from Junk ona house," MISS Mitchell said needed to become a confirmed house right on the beach near shops, Junkyards, rubbish in an Interview. "Junkshopper." The more she Los Angeles. heaps and swap meets. "Our budget was down to shopped, the more she learned "1 find so much pleasure In almost nothing, but I did have a and she shared with friends. turning seemingly useless Junkshopping was different attractive few dollars, and among the So many were Interested in in California, and if possible, items into very first things I !xuiht ere where she found and how she iiiure exciting than it had been decoratios that 1 never think of an old pine chicken coop and a treated her junk, that she began In Chicago. getting new things for my chair, a "junkshopp[ng" syndicated " home," MISS Mitchell (Mrs. "Califoans are keen on tjhenI told m%hhan(Ithat nPwcprr !hms. Shrt!y Torn S.a!a in pfivate !ifesaid. I ecology, recycling, making Inc needed money for paint after appearing on several When most of whatever was handy," says "seemingly stripper, filler, paint and television talk shows, she useless" she she means it. brushes to turn the chicken started one of her own, telling of Miss Mitchell said. "1 She has bookcases made from discovered that In addition to coop into a bookcase and her own experiences and old chicken coops, kitchen refinish the chair, he reminded terviewing other Junk en- Junk shops, swap meets were utensil holders that started as also popular here. The best nie how much money the work thusiasts. old horse harness harnes, meets are the farthest from picture frames lifted from materials were going to cost," Asher career grew, so did her town." Miss Mitchell used shoe family. By the time she had Icebox door panels and chairs polish to stain and polish her achieved writing and television Miss Mitc hell gives talks that once served as milk cans, two pieces of scrubbed and success, she had four children, before women's clubs, takes tractor seats or barrels, sanded junk. "Then, my first marriage groups on junkshopping tours It takes a lot of work. ..wi.... .... .-... -t.-you rub xwe pousn ended and I decided that It was and has written two books, the Ingenuity and inspiration to into wood with steel wool, it time to newest,, . make Junk usef ul. stains and brings up the grain of for years to live In Califor- Into Fun "Howl Turn Junk Lack of money was her in. and Profit," telling the wood, leaving a matte nia," Sari said. "I sold secrets she learned from others spiration, youth gave her the finish," Miss Mitchell said. "It everything I owned except our or discovered for herself, dismissed in Brevard Circuit Court. Los Angeles 1. Minnesota 2 Winnipeg Stabler, ___ f energy passes for 1,469 yards. Then he piloted Oakland past Miami in 1.0° 340 3 Fatners Okabena (131,3. Trip (10). WHA Standings 3.40 1 . Lea Pensive (6), 5. Lea Babe 120 4 LaMey WIIflarn (7.2). 6 1.L.'s ire: . during the regular season, Perfecta (I 6) 55Th so Toe onto 8. Vancouver (51. 2. K's Question 1)0). 3. M A 's Double (5$) $19200 Thursdav s Games Jeanie (32), 1. lUff Stuffk ELEVENTH - Doubtes, Spe New York Islanders at Phila c. 1: Coro Whiz (5).6. 80 Collins(41. 7 Erøoza Sanct*i 1$ 20 700 150 3 Royal Fine (1)), 1. Barber Que (62. 511 9.7.0 440 7 4.50 6 I Stabler was an easy winner In MM the AP poll of sports writers 1 and broadcasters who cover the NFL He received 36 of a posslble 78 votes, easily out. IN BRIEF distancing Terry Metcalf of the St. LIxtis Cardinals, who was sseond with 10. Minnesota's Charges Dropped (.'hack Foreman finished with five. Chicago 7, Pittsburgh s THURSDAY NIGHT Quarferback-Ken _________________________ Oakland hC lcd NFL with 25 touchdown passes Montreal A. Detroit 1. III 440 4 Oulnieta (ÔU 599 50 AlavaMencpial Sala Argirre announced (ree Conference Western New York Ringers 6, Kansas Division championship, COITI.' City 1 pletlng 57.4 per cent of his Atlanta 3, California 2 9.00 4.40 6 Mugueaa Cacho Juan AlaylAttu t eem A 1e!t_h.aner 11 24 $ 20 11$ 169 VP L 'sM Thi,rer4, for work and she was takes'about 4t hours to dry clothes and th car, The born with imagination. thoroughly. Then. if you want a children and I BETH MOHR The Herald Services By Shell of Oakland ' rd. Larry the Year. Green Bay's Ted SECOND TEAM FIRST TEAM of Miami rJ Gene UpOffense Off e ns e Hendricks, Bill Bergey of Oakland Raiders was named Shaw of Oakland and center WIc) Receivers -issec Curtis, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh's w I i t' Receivers-ClIll Cincinnati; Chancy Taylor, the National Football Loaguc's Jim Langer of Miami. Jack Ham were the linebackers Branch. Oakland; Or P0111-Washington Most Valuable Player for the son Dallas. On defense, the All-Pro front chosen with Jake Scott of Tight End-Chartn Young, Tight End-Riley OdOlns. Philadelphia 1974 season by The Associated four had Minnesota's Alan Miami and Tony Greene ofBuf. Denver. Tackles-Rayli,Id Press today. Wright. Tacklei-Ron Page, Jack Youngblood of Los falo the safeties and Robert Vary. Mm Dallas; Dan Oierdorf, St Stabler, who earlier ft week Angeles and ne-Sofa; Art Shell. Oakland. Louis Cvnrds- Tom Mack, LOS An was named the Offer.sive Play. mates 1.11. Greenwood and Joe (it,"s Emmitt Thomas the cor'-i t .rr' Little, P. cY1$ €1 of the \'ir, thu ed Q&cs, Reggie MNiite, But a the ns, the I fetive Player of nerb cks. Center-Jim Longer, Miami. fib Wednesday's Results TENTH - Singles, Spec. 7: Larrea Calif. F This Gal T urns Junk Into Home Furnishi n g s - NEW ORLEANS (A?) All-Pro PMnchall Javi 1100 7.00 310 3 WillowTister 7.70 000 I Chicago 1$ 13 4 10 110 120 Creslip Eddy Arar.a 10.60 t60 370 3 St. Louis 161$ 6 31 132 i Ica Bella QUInIIIO (iS) 5350 110 3 MIrm 1124 S 71 107 Pc'tfecta (Ii) 19.70 Qulnte4a 13 Si 5.39 so i is vi i Pertecta (35) $114 BPertecta 46 (th no tale II) K. City Division 3 PJio 330 70 EIGHTH - Doubles Spec. 7: Montreal 32 6 13 V 113 :15 Maruir Ramon t.70 6 60 260 3 TWELFTH. li, C. 39.22 L.Angeles 71 6 12 51 121 I $0 340 1 WpII(ke-ffrflCh 1440 7.10 $ 13 I pj Alava Tam 14 17 5 34 157 51 Sala Juan 720 470 5 Detroit 210 7. Peggy Shan 10 72 6 26 lOS 151 Tumble-soul) Ouiniets (1 3) 53610 700 6 WasMn 333 S 11 53 Pertecta (3 1) 510S Quinkia (15) 31.10 Division Trif,cta (154) 741.60 NINTH - Singles. Spec. p Buffalo 7$ I 6 54 173 125 Ay; Attendance7047. 1770 460 300 5 Handle: Boston 2210 7 51 101 171 i 5141.749 10 10 a Toronto 11 15 7 33 136 1 N Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl Quarterback Ken Stabler of the Little Wednesday. $ a 4 in ed SECTION BARGAIN - , GMs(:Ieenten WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S ictory Eluding Seminole Wrestlers - '" " �- %-._'___-_ - - c__, — - ---- - . - - Li AB—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Jan. 9, 1975 Low Latin Prices Bring Tourists __ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. j • : - 0 LIMA, ' G lad ys Knight, Pips Pace Music Charts During 1974 . been attracted by Peru's rich and on to the Bolivian capital of magnificent beaches. There's some of the most unusually The Herald Services historical treasures of which La Paz. Rio's Copacabana, Leblon and shaped skyscrapers anywhere. Machu Picchu, the Lost City of Founded as the first ______________________ The lake ant! mountain region IpanenIa; Panama's Toboga Peru One of the the Incas, Is but one. There's around San Carlos de Bariloche and Chile's settlement on the Pacific Coast, Contadora islands; most fascinating colonial cities Iquitos, western gateway to the in Argentina Vi compares Riviera iookaLike Vms del PaniflaLsa city Of South America, the ' of awesome Amazon region, a favorably with Switzerland, a Mar; Argentina's Mar del contrast& Brazil's Kings" founded by Pizarro 439 charming city best reacb"J by country that once was that would fit with Plata; Colombia's Santa thrivingpor years ago, is happily witnessing air from Lima- on a spectacular Toda slavecenter. room to spare in that un. Marta, and Punts a the birth of a new era, flight over the Andes and the crowded South American Uruguay, a king-size St. Trope?,fascinating ___ pot housing Along with most of the many Peruvian jungles. _______ some o From bern resort. In winter, from July to wi th a Span ish accent, attracflons in the So the P you can easily get to the September, Bariloche and both old and modern Afro. of the major cities &e most Hemisphere, this goteway to Galapagos Islands. Braziliaann art. Portillo In neighboring Chile the legendary Inca empire La Well worth another two days attract skiers from all over the themselves attractions ax, perdied some 12,000 welcoming a growing number In your vacation is the train- world, among them a growing Sao Paulo may be the largest feet in the Andes, is the worlds of foreign visitors, mostly bus-hydrofoil Journey from number of Americans. d the heart of industrial complex south of the highest cap Americans and Canadia Llma to Puno, on the Peruvi an Except Ca landlocked Boli via Rio Grande, but it is also a Bolivia. Its cathedral, gentle ti Why? sI& of Like Titicaca, across and Paraguay, every Latin beautiful city of parks, hand. people, and colorful markets South America, along wi th the high waters to Huatajath, Ameri can nation boasts scrne residential areas and are worth a visit. Mexico and the Central = American republics, is where By JOHN PHILIP SOUSA ;I - By MARY CAMPBELL year were "Goodbye yellow Stevie Wonder came out on top Elton John, George flarrISOn, a AP Newifeature, Writer Janet Mead of Austral. McCrew In Dallas, the latter the Edgar Winter Brick Road" by Elton John, with four. Roberta Flack's smaller tour by Emerson, Lake isSister Gladys Knight and the Pips "Greatest sang "The Lord's Prayer" to thanks to Don Mclean's song more toward it, with a guitar era formed the performers-only hilts," John Denver, "Killing Me Softly With Ills a nd Palmer. The Who came to a rock beat and had a hit. Ray about that American had single records on the best. "Band on the Hun," Paul Song" mummy, stilt which t urned him into a Association of Country Enter. was record of the year the United States for four nights Stevens sold selling char t longer than any. McCartney, three million "The legend of Andrew walking wireless transmitter, tOilers. They didn't like the "lnnervtsjons,' and best pop vocul by a woman, at Madison Square Garden, copies of "The Streak." Maria Mccrew," Hock had its first body else during 1974 but the Stevie Wonder, and Country Music Association's "You Don't It was a big year for tours, worked on the film "Tommy." Muldaur got a lot of attention as one song that stayed on 'he Mess Around With Jim," defector, Thomas Harts, lead Bob Mason of Stardrive was giving its top vocalist of the Jim some coming out of "retire- A three-day Black and Latin a tilt newcomer and for her hit guitarist In the Hungarian Lo- attacked on stage during a con- year awards to chart longest wasn't theirs, It Croce. Croce and Helen Olivia Newton. Reddy merit" like 1)ylafl Izgjj Al- Festival was held in Zaire. record, "Midnight at the comotive GT. He fell In love cert. There were some cvi- John, an was "The Way We Were," a were top male and female al. pert Australian, and to and the Tijuana Brass, DaJazz rock was big. with Her. Ho Donaldson and the with an American girl while the dences of nostalgia, suzi Quat.ro Ronnie Milsap, title song sung by Barbra bum artists, each a blond North with four big vid Bowie, Eric Clapton, Frank bie Hancock's LP, "Head. Oasis." Heywoods sang "Billy Don't Be group was towing the U.S., doing punk rock, Bobby Vinton, Carolinian who Is a relative ones (luring the year. The duo Sinatra -who put his foot in his hunters," selling Charlie Rich, a country sing- Seals and Crofts also had four mouth in Australia; Wonder, quarters of a million.three. Rock a Hero" for the teeny-boppers. marrWI her and didn't go back. Paul Anka and Neil Sedaka newcomer to country music. The Moody Blues split up er, was second to Gladys Knight hit albums, Billy Cobhar, led celebrating being alive after a In 1974, 600 to 800 hours of back with hits, Pat Boone Tennessee Ernie Ford and 21 groups from Europe, other and the Pips with records along Herhie Hancock as than after 10 years and so did the tapes turned up in a New .Yersey recording "Candy IJps" and singers from Opryland in Nashtop in. bad car wreck in 1973; Maggie British, began to get hi ts in Modern Jazz Quartet, after time on the singles chart, strumental album artist. warehouse marie by JImA Roy Rogers doing "floppy, yule toured M oscow, Leningrad Bell, a Scot with an liii. America, like Focus and Rick Wakeman left Yes n on 0 , who and Hendrix. the first black super. Gene and Me." Top movie and three southern Soviet reCharlie Rich had both the top delivery, hitting it Golden Earring from Holland, Mick Taylor left the Rolling star, who died in made a big tour of the U.S. in country single, "There Won't bigpassioned 1970. David soundiracks were "American publics and the Russians Iov*.d for the first time ; Crosby, Mocedades from Spain, ABBA Stones, Scott Joplin's grave in Bowie surprised fansby turning Graffiti," music of the it i '74, was next; Jim c1roce, whose early them. Tanya Tucker sang Anymore," besting Nlerle Stills, Nash and Young reunit- and Blue Swede from Sweden, Queens got a tombstone and so away from theatricality. Dan '(As, and records took a surge after his Be -The Sting," melodic "Won't You lay with Me (in a Haggard's "If We Make It ing; also tours by Joni Mitchell, PFM from Italy. death in September 1973, was Through December," and top did the grave of Andrew Hartman, bass guitarist with ragtime. field cf stone)?" at age 15. next, and Olivia Newton-John, country album, "Behind Closed M. Australian 'ut singing country, Doors," ahead of Miss Newton. was fifth, all according to John's "Let Me Be There." The rw. _ Billboard Magazine. O'Jays put out tl1e top soul ultrtin Famous SCM Coronamatic Portables come complete with carrying case The top singles Instrumen ta l burn, "Ship Ahoy," and Rob. Americas finest buy Check these prices with any catalog house, mail SCM ' S WP rw performer was Marvin 11am- erta Flack the top soul single, 1"MI order house Brand new machines in the origroal cartons We ar, clear. .-lieh, whose hit was his ().irr'— nq our si. ¼ of everything on hand January 1 to replace with fresh Feel I.ths Ma-aru; Iiivi.' :' isq, Lull winning arrangement of Scott When the Grammy Awards Ei CORONAMATIC 4 Joplin's "The Entertainer" for were given in 1974 for the best s / - -"The Sting." / reco rds — not based on best. 7000 / Th ii'ig,iiiuiaurtjp selling — of the previous year, -'' ' — City I tcity t '..- __ del Este In y a It's ___ F - EL_I -- ______ , —r __ - - movie - , . -. ______ , __ _____ - - = .- -. - - _ - 4- - - k '- - - • M PA I - I ~ __ , - - -. ' - - *? - r%; 4V .- k _- .- - - ~ft .I .- .-. %- , - -. . -1 __ . 14 - - 114 I .k. ___ - . - . . . IrV-=3~'F- W - -.A. M:JL- __" — 4- I - agiallillillilill~lii.&-*&."L-9k~.. . J~___= t P . .~~f_d. -W I I MM. _! - -%,-~~, I N, _t_~!-Kp]_~~ __ s th t . . ~ . - ~ -tj-- --, ~ __ - - __ - ,# ~_;k -~_ :. - . __ =- ff __ ~_.__ = t- # throughout Latin America are considerably lower thim ku 4 -.- A- - : _ _E_A=_=%UA6ft _t . _ dmw '- ., ,-..i-_" _-Aki,- * . ~ ~, -1W~ , --1. ____ __ I -- --.'.-- " .:, I __ ._-' , *_;*i~--- - U.I. rT -,r-,:T-___ _A_~ ___.,_ 11 ____~77 ~__ - .- - - _, - - - Swiss elsewhere in the world ueprimaruytothflaoac RYRAYMONDA.LaJOIE the devaluation of the dollar, IMe Herald Services S1ei ee K 14. steamship and tourism offirials house in which Its owner h . say - is happening from Proudly displayed on the taii slender forward part of the I'Juana to Ilerra del the southern tip of Argentina. sleigh, the name was carefully You can realize considerable carved or painted on wood During the 17)s, an ar savings if you come south on an a D / 'p. r_ "_ I I - ' ,I & .~ I - I .- .1 , I- 14 . -Wi ~ M I Burma Shave f r % I 1* I - - as HEATING - Summer FIGHT '" COOLING 1k * X to ft / _01~a You Get t -. • Ills n ecentrdsy:ter, compact that provides comforting I r.-fre.hud cI ,itr . __ - ~ __ • Fresh Fish, Clams, Oysters, Shrimp, LobStrs, Lh'eCrab%,fjvetaffl Lobsters, Fresh • C ___ -% .:J1______ ~~ ti w- ----i vital of economy t health i the f the people, and that mood ivober;asUdged '' umer iittltudes now circulatSome observers ..A.4 -----.-.:--- maintain 1h.I th. . ~ _ .~---- 200W. 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" mw: r 29.95 95 SAVE PPP Ow 1WPW so 45 machines are sold there will more at th i s Price. Pay as I be no pop W . ,niirw' t' . __~___ $651 Mien the prpm .-_!y SATURDAY $5 $ Ca I" rw don't get funny. pfiell lo.est price ever e on a brand 'CCtflC ponable Tod IcO is SPECIAL CLEARANCE PRICE :s$64. . fWi"u t" rw P" ~ — -----_ as IU'tt rel.; At least one poetic message lamented the da ng er to out birds to ta ke pup M prp M P . -. th e signs. Th e company kindly singled the rap, at-d not people. Listen, birds — those signs pom . - . -_ ' . : - __~ — wonderful trophies in a boy's room. Here again, it could be a dangerous situa tion what wi th motorists racing to th e nearest Burma-Sha ve signs, stopping on the pa vement, and com pe ting for the lit tle wpm .- . mit rw. 'WI' " PrP or - .- , - - P" re, their vehicles at the signs for an instant so that their eyes H Royal APOLLO 10 IQII CLEARANCE SALE PRICE 113948 You If", rX rtrr r&r. and brains might register the poetic messages. Past I wpow pop or $ CORONET 12 I" cm I? $4,i have been tempted to slow down. or perhaps even to aim WWWWWWWWWWWWWW'01" '1111111 V F vvnA,rvcrt . Me ra-T pow pop ow - rr.#' WHA SS O TEVER BUY NOW AT ' Henry the Eighth — Pt-ince of Friskers — lost five — - - " M1 I"CM while but pupw " aw YOU NEEDS ARE. . Could be the interstate highway system was what sealed their fate. Interstate signs have been frowned upon and there aren' t many that make it to the fringes of the giant multilaned divided ribbons of concrete and trophies. pop W TYPES, DUPLICATORS, ADDRESSING MACHINES ,.-I -,,( — came to believe that the signs were dangerous. 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' Winter tsr riper ,r4 wa, Comes wth he avy cauyng case Nev manufacture, s p"ce 1277 30 GEORGE STUART S CLEARANCE SALE PRICE $17930 You Save $98' And rn pay a Ile as $12 50 a month I7 I 11 the family car and shout with delight when they saw the little procession of a half-dozen signs approachlng on the next curve. Some of them were funny. Some delivered sa fety messages. Some even deuveredhard sells for the shayung product. Come to think of it, the 1gns might have made morcofan(mpactcmtheAmericanpubllcthandidthe No own ayment. $5,000.00. Years To Pay. BANK OF SANFORD prIc t'nr.r windows of - to econcn,dc ivity loan delinquencies ate rising, depressing Um ratt than t. 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SALE any V S igns . - / lorp nr, pr W __ (ession Keeps - 99 -- - ~%iah;_ - c. V .' 40 - variety of \B.T. Udee . _, -." mecca? Base!, the Swiss Alpine in 1.znii is thc , i i. iL ti Mchu Picchu, discoercd Lu 1911 by Hiram e Musetun in Berne, and the What follows is due to t h Bighani, onetime senator from Connecticut. From Cuzeo, a narrow gauge rail claws its way up the size and the area I n Berne Historical Museum. .I pass to this 24-acre city of stone, once the retreat of the thea from the advancing Conquistadores. PF1_ Other notable collections question a very brief outline Seasoned travelers have Ong abound in this quaint country of Is yodelers, alpine hats, Swiss cheese and high-qua li ty watdies. But you will miss a The Swiss have an unmatched collection of ancient sleighs and carriages, richly adorned was the Ti 1 memorable treat if you fail to custom in earlier days. Here is one example, an 18th Century sleigh consis ting of a form of coach ( f. to see the outsta nding collection of seat two persons in beau WuHy upholstered armchair luxury. In the forepart, the wood sculptured ancient sleighs and carriages at figure of a fierce lion holds sway. the Helmat Museum in Davos, a small town of about 12,000 prestige to family prominence, antique tobaggans, small which out-thrill, out-chill Inhabitants, noted for its winter In this snow rider, passengers children's sleds and sliding out-spill the bot1eds of fo D sports and curative climate. No comfortably occupied the back boards, old-time skis and poles, decades ago. other exhibit in the wtld can of the sleigh In seats that looked and sleds that could be pushed Although sleighs In general ByTOMCARTER S-acr8w*nt,O River delta where gawk at apparently abandoned Still, after three years, the match ft. Like expensively upholstered or pulled by a male adult for use have been put aside for the Th"HeraIdSenjc he used to paint as a kid. One typical sleigh of those armchairs as they snuggled in in shopping jaunts or for more popular sport of Ojing, two-story wooden structures. human challenge remains, tong-ago frosty winter ex- woolen blankets or fur rugs. He was at once an intruder. Several are like the old Star s so "Getting close i carrying not-so-agile elderly the young people of the country LOCKE, Calif.-"Sometimes curalons features a high narrow So closed is the one-block- Theater with its crude you know, to get to the point ben Citizens sought the finest parents and friends on visi ts to still enjoy sleigh rides in the ch they still swear at me but they long community that th , builty lengthwise with wood sculpture money could neighbors nearby. manner of their forebears, a e 1970 glngerbreasd arc and vacant, where I can look directly at a adequate footrests to ac. buy from talented local cardon't chase me out with a hoe Census takers couldn't get discolored light sockets. You will see rugged bobsleds rich custom from generations like they have the others Information from Locke's Chinese woman, have her know commodate two to four persons, vera. These craftsmen's made of Iron, extra long and past — for years ago, festive the IM ad .30s, before, the dark-haired residents. Besides being timid, it Nonethel and takeess, theLocke picture I want." An ornamental figure won- masterpieces were then con- heavy. Early in this century, up sleigh excursions over slopes had a was fl wildest of derfully carved in wood, gilt- centrated in the showy forepart to the 1930s, bobsledding photographer says. "Sure, they speak little English. gamcurious effect on the and valleys provided diversion covered and richly painted, of the horse-drawn sled w here reigned as "the king of winter Other photographers can come An unofficial spokesman towns on the river with drug photographer the during the long winter months. and get shots of Main Street. Joked to a Census taker that dens PProsti tution subject decorates the front end of the the figure of a fierce maned sports" in Europe, with Swit. But it's not the Chinese people. there were 1,000 inhabitants, 3000 opulation was nearly COin to possess the artist. I sleigh bench, while another lion, a graceful horse, a bull, a ierland its capital. Today, "I "I've never felt any sen.se Of large ly agricu l tural It's not Locke, striking fi is majestically deer, a soaring pair of dolphins, however, the famous botaied but Invisible be cause they 1 ethnic background for myself enthroned high on the bow, , "I'm the only one who has stayed out of sight. Ironically, or even an awe" griffin rides and competitions of the and ha ven't been able to emf1 got ten into the stream of life that figure found its way into 'A coach seating one or two dominated, old '2l and '3ris newsreel films The illegal activities were brace life in Middle America," . here and gone Into the homes, fact, The Davos Museum also have relinquished their title to closed down more than a score be says. "But now I think the persons was considered a more "When J ffr Only 9 people live here and of years ago and those who Chinese consider me one of luxurious sleigh and added features rugged bobsleds, exciting ski-Jumping contests Chinese resented white people. ) are Chinese. (Not long ago remained set tied into a poor but them, not 'other people.' It's In tact, I didn't take a someone quietly removed the sedate and safe existence. glvesi me a sense Of family and photograph for a ear." inaccurate popula tion home. These are my people." sign as a The actual cotnrnw'Jty Seated in his dingy dining bad joke gone sour.) Motlow believes Locke's best i Locke slopes f tie river room flbmiinated by a bare Locke was built lii 1915 by road and is found down on Main hope is for the state to make it light bulb, James Motlow, Oiungshan tong, one f street, Key Street beyond into an historical monument so measures the words to describe tongs that controlled the it. Mainand has th the people can live out their e eura of his two-year photo project region's Chinese population. French Quarter in New lives in peace. between puffs on a corncob "It's the purest form of Orin. narrow Although the Chinese may pipe. culture that I know exists," surrealistic in its , stark and own e cheap, aubcode wooden licit th NEW YORK (AP) So fast tax cut instead, the theory The friendly, easygoing Motlow says. ,,The people here groaning age Here are the houses, they do not own the is the recession overtaking the being that a cut would stimulate photographer has tried to came from the Chungahan es stores and grocery for land. It's the property of the once extravagant economy that more spending. penetrate a cultural ba rrier and province in China and speak a George Locke estate, now in forecasters today are busily reOw It was only six months ago or MA Intimacy among a shy, dialect known only to them, litigation. Regardless of vising the projections they less that government, corproCective people who speak a Motlow earned "Two miles up the river they whether the land is purchased made only a matter Of weets porate and academic dialect no one else understands are , fidence by being unobtrusive, by a developer-which the ago. v (ihiam " economists were wondering and who oii. y but friendly and visible. As tie Chinese fear most-Locke 's 7 revisions come as the in. how in the world they could cut It baa taken him three years. Locke is also a small continued to work on his culture is doomed. Of the 80 dicators of economic activity the extreme buying demands of Motlow is an art student weathered page of seamy growing photo essay which he Chinese residents, th e large turned suggest tha t the recession will t he public. professional California history, a curiosity hopes 11) turn Into a book, tIC majority are over age 65. Now, it appears, the public be deeper and more prolonged For Home Improvements Photographer. In 1971, looking spot for tourists who travel took odd Jobs "Some people on Main Street an many of them had antici- has provided the answer, and for tranquillity, he moved from scenic Highway 1 He did pick work on Main say Locke is dead now. But it's pated. the economists now are wonSacramento the this tiny They stop to traipse down Street, worked on sewers and not. Just look at the people on dering how in the world they jyj1j Q'jes community 25 Locke's warped, covered indoor plumbing, Unemployment, for exam picked pears Key Street and can Incite, provoke or encourwas as foreseen by most i miles southwest in the boardwalk, visit shops and with other residents, painted there. Key Street is where it mists stayingbelow age the public to embark on houses and drove tractors, lives. new spending ventures. cent at least itfl the end immersing him se lf like a Not surprisingly, that s but he But with , 6.mi on Amen1974, t biggest monthly WaV.v V,.,A A 4 \Vj romantic novelist, where Motlow lives, too. .i IV cans t w, auiiost every. ou increase in 14 years ushed I ME T LOAN DEPT. '-' 4 one knows beyond that mark in December, % g Factory output is sagging, cutandthemF 'W -, (1 . J_/ - airline package or a cruise tistically adorned sleigh was a urn 4 ll s, k""~~ ~ 01 I trI - -' 'R 'ii fr C"tn ny oVi11 o n espite ipping ELECTRIC h k - expenses - transportation tter-c ass Swiss household. notels and meals -am pmpa~j Many of these rare types have b"n preserved through the before you leave hume. What's in this part of the years. They can be examined in world, in addition to reasonable the Swiss National Museuwmn at Prices, to make it a tourism Zurich, the Sportsmu3cum in - - . 7 GENEVA-swissliterature Europe and the Orient are seeing fewer visitors from tellS us that for old-time sleighriding parties, each single abroad than ever, is h Thursday. Jan. 9, 197.5—SB -- 1 - "MR 91V/1 / I P"Wo -i I.. ,_'%:u �- - - - -- - 68—EvenInQ ! HerafdSaflfordFl -tir.- - TT we,- ,-..- - - - V ThursdayJ3n 9 l975 ___ 1EETL BAILEY Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl 6AIZC7E, CAN r ___ AKN (EA lCAL P Thursday, Jan 9, 1977B d Walker z OW WA6 ONE - CARNIVAL - — WIN __ AT by Dick Turner BRIDGE 1 ByOSWALDand I' — p INOR1111 9 OK72 - I v a __________________________ ALLEY OOP SCOTTY' ONE, wE # HELLO __ _ Ur vM WANTS VSE~ PALACS _ _ _ _ Qj ios THE BORN LOSER Sixteen distinctive colors. Pan Pr;^0 77^ I KOM acA Add sparkling beauty to any room in your home with easily installed / by 12#1 x 12" clear mirror tiles. No. 702 / I Fp4m ... IT'S 146 81FV5 MC> 11U BGt;S I MWT KPOW ATt 1 EACH 0 0 SYLVANIA 00 -. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis GOT 5N'TE ANOT14ER "A' FROM THE ONE TWAT cofjo _ LIN. Fr. c _ FEATURES I _ I 41L)tX//.4R ff 4 MyrCIAW - it's at that awkward age betwcri total collapse and when I can afford to trade it in" ... FUNNY BUSINESS By Roget Bollen 6Er A HKAMAC 0r G 19 —III WAU AWXWhW ACI flf.40y 70 .t 9[)T MY 4V Inside Frosted 1-9 by Garry Trudeau -- ' SELLS SYNDICATE! - - ' EACH it' LV TE4wfp I /jff HE' 1 i' STRIPPING LIGHT BULBS ' Pass pa DOONES13URY No'rSINCE IT IHOPE HE NEVER FINDS OLD MAN OUT THAT HIM ( IrS TEHE KIND THAT 1 'YOU, 8/4110 4 14 C)(0 Th bidding has A bird inthehandsknow '° be worth two in th e bu.h, but o,ih trick w the iiiiid not always Pass iv i worth even one. Pass 2 4 Pavi 2 A West's queen of diamonds Pass 3 A flasi held the first trick and he You. South. hol& conunuedthe sujt South ruf fed, £K7643A2,9A2 What do you do now, cashed his ace of spades, led a spade to dummy's king, played would stop short of ga m a low club and finessed his coward this bidding sequence. queen. TODAY'S QUPSTION West couldn't wait to pounce Instead of bidding three on that trick with his king. After all, a bird in the hand, etc. fie diamonds your partner has raispounced and that was his side's edyou youdotonow? three spades. What do last trick. Answer Tomorrow angom A - Furthermore, East had played the eight of clubs and South could have been sure that eight was either a singleton (in which case no defense would work), or that East was starting a high. low echo and that king of clubs trick would never get away. Neither vulnerable West North East south Vinyl Asbestos 12"x2 &85 I N.T. Pass two clubs he probably just VA83 04 &AQ6 Pass Pass _J would have led out the ac and then the queen before using 9863 oK 1:2 WITH THE LOWEST PR S N TMJ FLOOR TILE EAST A72 K Q 94 652 by Dave Gnu. A AJ9743 W FM __________________________ 1 "Wouldn't I have looked silly if South had started with ace. queen doubleton In clubs in. stead of ace-queen-small?" said West. He sure would have looked silly, but if South had been dealt Reg Price 7dm ft. ___________ _______________________ 6O,75orloOwatts, Ill BLONDIE !II1I1JIIMPI' ABOUT THE ONLY PLE ASURE 1280 DRYER VENT KIT i Rug. Price ................. 439 - TUMBLEWEED THE LASr FREE PLEASURE SIOUPWALLET LEFT THAT'S LL 4" diameter 5'flexiblewaupipe. - chic Young FOQMY SHOPPING - by T. K. Ryan HI-140i SIR.' I AM ONE CLOPWILL r. ......:. CH ) __ liii 11111 Il II II Il III 111" - BUGS ALTERS STORAGE BUILDING 10 x 1 building Fiberglas filters for heating baked enamel over 1 Y4 oz. hot dipped galvanized coating on steel. air conditioners. Rug 16 X 20" x 18* ....... so TNON----.J ce (IHOPETWT -- _____ tuR HAVE BEEN 70C OYIP4 ' DDIWILLA.SPOP A I Y AT THE EJKY Al Vermeer YOUR FA'TWER 'HE SAy REAL BUTTER, SUBSTITUTES OF ANY KIND! INSISTS ON IS No PLACE FOR OF COU S HIS TEETW (limited quantities) PLYWOOD )'\\ 1.10 Multi-PurPose, lightweight and strong plywood building panels made of southern yellow pine l/2'x4'x8'sheets Rug Pace i Scotty"s Sale Price .........59C - " _______ 475 Plas tic Foam Tae THROP " SCIPPR45 GONE' INPER IF MY WEATHERSTRIP - All purpose, self adhesive in 3/8 x I --- 17' -- ROLL A WE Th05E CREEPY- ARCHIE A / THE Reg.Price..................85c RIGHT! JIM I VI E ME GOING A TID DINNER AND YOUR kcK!1 - 1 by J.__ AND E Montana ' ARCH. IF ur t KNCw L THOSE PEANUTS __________ tJR APPETITE./ I MOTHER Ills JUST Bob kS ___ V , STY ___ ~v m Ii 4A ( NITY BASE and TOP White Sequin top. by Crooks & Lawrence YOUR HIC;HN6155 TER WILL MY U WILL Al,~ JE FW This quality set includes a lovely 24" White Rose base with a 25" CAPTAIN EASY FIZINCE5,!; EACH 1 I TO GASOLINE CAN TOILETTANK FILL VALVE )' ____ - - fl - P0 NOT HE$ H6 1A PUT IPEAG 0000 i EEK & MEEK PUMPED - by Howie Schneider - 1P6 'I eplaces old-fashioned noisy, leaky ballcocks. No float or rod needed. leak. Five gallon can has 1 % pour spout with double reduced % small pour cap. Model 125DS. Reg. Price MIRHASAA OIL! T I I / fltMJ(ccJI L ,4 1 VEAL 479 Ic with the helpi hand of - - - - ---- - SANFORD AYJ CAN 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY- ff YOURSELF1 PH:323-4700 - - - - - - - - 010, _ . FRANK AND ERNEST bylobThay.5 001) JANUARY 10 thru Is I I TEAR OUT THIS HANDY POCKET REMINDER AND SHOP SCOTTY'S FOR ALL YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT 700 FRENCH AVE, W - I I MIRROR TILE lea.) .............49C GASOLINE CAN ...............3.49 1 - T:T •_.=fl_._-._ -_-__ -__-_--___--_-----_ __-__-_.*-__-__._ -__ .___t______ , -------_._ . -.--_ .__-_ --- 't-_------ —. C-.-- __ - ____±_..__._ I -" - • ____ .__. 77. ___. , -.... p. .• .. •..' _- . .. - - ---.- - - -- 41 008111CALS Me . -- by Frank Hill A14ALf OP COHY -.--- - OF HOPING THAT _ V . 0111111119 MA A LIVINGp -1 WEATHER STRIP (rolli... I - SHORT RIBS JAW THA ' STRIPPING 111n. ft.) ............4A TOILET TANK FILL VALVE .....12.79 11 LAWN STORAGE BUILDING FILTERS(as.) - \.\ . . i: \. \ . . p p-_._ --_. - -. ;- .. . - ' - - -. -_ -.-_. - _ '.,-" . __ - .--- �_. - TT -- - .-.. -'--- -- _- - .-: .... - ' •VVV ir•--- - S -- __ •S.V __- V LEL%PE I - - V; - -- - -S.-.- -- -- - - ,.__________-_____________ .---'.-. -,-. __-_ . .,.. ._ .,.-.,_._. ______VV______V___V - - - _S -_ __ _____ V -S. - -_- - - Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Jan. 9, 1975-8 B WANT AD In estate sales, licensed, full time. one opening. W11 train. America Is Have SAXON, REALTOR, 313. LARRY 31..A Off (44) EVENING V (44) Petticoat Sw,.pnstakes () Jokers Wild (U) Mothers In Law (44) Father Knows Women (4) Rikki.Tii. TavI (9) Adventure (24) Canada-Not For Sate (35) Animal World (44) Dinah Game a) (2. Ironside (9) Streets Of 11:30 (24) Consumer Survival U) Ben Franklin 10:00 (2.0)) Movin' On (24) The Simwers 10:30 (24) Assignment (4) 1:00 News (2, 0) Tomorrow Show (') 1:30 (4) As '.-4• Almanac 6:25 (2) I Dream of Jeannie Sem&er Today In Florida DallyDevofIonal 3:00(2,0) Today (4)N.ws 7:30 (9) Am An*'fr (9) Dusty'e Trail (44) New Zoo H H OR Another World (4) PTlcelsRIght (9) General Hcpt1al (4) Match Game BEAVER (9) One Life To - I*at V 24 Scope 480s stt,tc 25DnITf)eli 50 0V mouth - - 3OAe ' - 11110- - - S * olemon'S I ili f -- S k Bar-B 1; Al `1 South's - k I PIT s t ON 17.92, SIX-TENTHS OF A SOUTH OF AIRPORT BOULEVARD, SANFORD. '1 I _. 1 'DAY SPECIAL '" 40 - Buy One MOON CHILDREN (June - some needed changes ho BARB-Q PLATE G.t On. i -t V . $7 SATURDAY SPECIAL Buy one . -- u 0 y. 48 - - $4 Gt On. FREE I W _ 'V = L M Z BAR - - - - or-01 4 Got MR14M.- h flQ FREE I ALL PLATES REG V -_ $1 $9 EA Fi _-. -, - : CALL n2-%a FoR TAKE-OUT11i OPEN DAILY a AAt To AAIDMIGHT - ___...; Camera Rooms for Rent " ,V lllOFiorldaAv.. 3234450 Z- IS - - -i I? ' I - __ . 1 1 , wh. As, - - - - sc.sccc -- C1os downtown, new to service pd. by o.er. 1170. or 323.1ft3. By $160 mo. $314717. th LOST - - - I - HOW - Black wallet S Mangoustln 1, 13th in phone both Reward Important papers, - E. Pictures. -' Johnson, 1200 Mangoustlne Ave.. 373.t 497. I Sandlewood Villas RENTAL APARTMENT EXPERIENCED. * W/W Shag Carpet no 0 GoodThings to umuu_IN10,416alry X 1:30 Ii 1 staff III - Peas HELD r_I,h, F rl' I II 1 I tip . Starrsg Inroll now k C lO E. AI DUG I MONEY? , !: - ;j ' ' - I W your Shaded yard. Priced be-low U replacement Cost only $29,500 with 15.4.45 down. Assume 754 pct. mortgagepointment Ph. (305 3238160 CARRIAGE COVE - 834-2299 " Call today for whrim innuential person,j will be naturally so give yolur Progeny an opportunity to meet, hen and showdrawn, the fine talents the dt rha Sae to give ethical and reIIo frang early In e. 11&0- "w yw Cal" SOW mr birtilliftilt and it 19 cartel, Righter "OIL - ap TAFFER REALTY )list, 11001 25th St 372 6655 AVALON APARTMENTS ADLT3 NO 116 W.d51 -_________ - 100 pct. )0Sl inn, 3130 auditor- time desk Altamonte Springs. ' finest established residential area ? ni noudil" use ful purp agaIn sen you them with a classified A4 311-2fill Of - ' 111111 uS Just1dial 031 99 94 1 ace I I. Chain Gang Women ). WGMJR Hunt 4 1 DESPER ATE 2. Women Ifl Ceeri HOMES OF DISTINCTION SM Si tuated On Large Wooded od - Fuli time live in needed to care for Cancer patient, Call 464 4793 WOMINI between I a.m.-Noon, I __ -- ..--. ,... ---- IIS --_ ._''._ - _ ,' 7 ='."i'.-.'=:..r_------------------------ 1 Bedroom apt., turn • sno 3. bedroom apt., unfurni5 , $110, rit I : no. ilrA a- [0][4 _ WATER rUR NlME0, 114 Built With Pride By Additions - UsIllne Fashions Offers frtt cloth" end pay _ - '' ' .. :'',-..- '' '-'--1-- '' -- Fruit Jars - QIs 323 4733 68 Wanted to Buy or, transmission, air. Private owner $1,595 $31 $13$. 1974 Dasher, 2 automatic, air condltioned. AM, FM Stereo. 11395, Call Dwane McGuire. 337 1631 Dialer. JUNK CARS REMOVED FREE. 24 HOUR SERVICE. 034-4469 1974 Cheyenne 10. Beautiful, deluxe ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED ANTED S.. Tinted -windows. automnthc,P8, PS. 1.000 mil. Pd 5.4175 new, Sacrifice for *3,000, 321 0902, Top prices paid, used, any condition. 6141126. Winter Park. 1973 Torino Sta. Wagon, 3 seater, radial tires Take overpayments Call 934 "26. -.-S ___ t SINESS . I SERVICES, Lake Monroe-, 35 mm. from Disneyworld, Sanford. Terms, $27,300, or will carry paper s at 5L 7 - ADirectoryof E xperts _ReodyT o Serve You!' = --- --- SO Mt sceiliruxous "n For Sale - Complete accounting and tax setvice for small businesses Williams Accounting, 322 70.41 Furniture, 500 Sanfor d Below W holesale, while they last Rooting . iiiiiiiiiiiiiii Beds. 10, Home- decorations; Dave's . name Inlprovemants i Vacuum Cleaners. $15. 30; Bunk - Vitc?e-n Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops. Sinks. In Thompson Roofing. Build up 4, Shingles. All work guaranteed. Satisfaction guaranteed, Licensed IB onded 323-1251. stallation available-. Bud Cabell, 322 0052 anytime -- American of Martinsville, solid oak bunk beds, 5100 set; with matching desk, chair, night stand, $700 ________________________ Have and ad venture, browse through the Want Ad columns often for Qual ity b.irgans -. In the Herild Classified ads are black and white and read all over AT NOLL'S STORES One Near You _______________________________ Sswkig Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded. 'There 's • Air Condit o n ing n WILSON MAlE P FURNITURE Free estimate 373 6030 Odd lobs of all types. Carpentry, Paintino, Cement Wix'k. L ight Hauling 377 2615 Central Heat & Air Conditon,ng For lr,e- estimates, call Carl Hirrit. at SEARS in Sanford 372 E 1st St. (entrance thr'u Land 0' BUDDY'S HOME or by appontrner.t IMPROVE, MENT. ALL TYPES OF CAR- JANUARY WANT ADS HELP YOU PAY DECEMEBER stits, In - PEST CONTROL ?S.6? Park Drive 3770163 _ -- B Hmmr Cnrmtrijjon A Framing Subc on tractor A small Classified Ad brings big C411Ri's 305 1)4 6160- Pet 177 1957 returns Try ore arid 322 2611 er 631 7;,,; ) F u llLine GEE Appl i ances Sanford Elettr,c Company '377 Park Dry" 377 156 2 see _____ * Singer * * 4____________________ Beauty Care ..-,. , " ' •'i ..tit Pat Care V_ v It. i.."-, of r - - ','- - ,'pt 377 3977 or 377 1915 Wall Papering PET REST INN i viq P, (r -,'n' r PAUL SLATE .. -. . "iJ7_ I WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP, 1106 Sanford Ave Master Beautician. wirs ______ ________________ GOLDEN TOUCHN SEW 'f'. I L SubcontTactor - I'ances Appli sewing c&binet, repossessed 32) 6181 Pest Control 7611 MAITLAND FLEA MART position Like condition. sold newfor T$$. balanceof 145cashor S payments of $10 New warrapty Alterations, Designing & Dressmaking by experts. S'ngi-r approved dealer 210 E 1st St. 1333 lll H*y If 97 Open Sat & flun 95 '33,7930 Slng3r's best mode, winds bobbin in machine Full automatic Pay balance of 17$ or $0 pay ments of Stenstrom Professional Wallpaper Har'.'r Licensed Re-t.dtrttiâl, Cotn mercial Free EttImtes Ph 3274173 Piano Services - Welding Realty . 'o I- 211 W 7SIh Sanford, Fla Appointment ''' ' ''' . '. '' - .i.....-..----- ' ' '" .., .. . . . - (_iv_pets Sbampced, SQl ressto',, added gc. p er It 324 5,4 54 Eve-s. 069.1144 - 'og are always ahead when you buy, sell or rent with Want Ad & 'air tufted red velvet chairs, small maple strop leaf table-. French Curio cabinet. 323 4.5.03 SAN LANTA WHERE ELSE can you find an almost new 3 bedroom, l -, bath with Florida room for only 17.3,900? We have it. Call %PlEE BEDROOM SET 510,03 SANFORD AUCTIOP,, 1700 FRENCH AVE. 3727340 GROVE MANOR -- flg S bedroom, 3 bath hOM9 with Florida room Drop Leaf Table And 4 Chairs fc large family. 322•2420 Anyme Your MLS Agency 254$ Pork of. arty Arr:nican Cherry t. . si Pressure Cleaning - ': ';. FALL CLEANING inip,,c Wash & Spiro Klein E,ter,r wails, eaves, patio. walks Ilernudeling and .' epar e-w fungus. i5,,& rf Removes mild, mud dobbers. wasps & Spider additis Fully insured Good references Jim Trego. 3210709webS 3720397 " '- " . .. I : , , - _ gas -=- Wall Drilling - A1111111111100iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiix WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SySTEMS _ We repair and Srrvcr STIPtE MACHlP4& SUPPLY CO k'LANNlN( A GARAGE SALE. DON'T FORGET TO AD VERY ISE IT IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS 3727611 = , - Re-lax- Shop the easy way - Shop today's Classified Ads from your easy chair - I, - ourlable welding, arc ne-hart Call 123 0110 home Improvements. l - and nice pool. $5.000 Ideal Call For T'. Floor Cleaning __________________ SANFORD SEWING CENTER 3 37 A East 1st St. Sanford 372 9111 SUNLAND - FIRST TIME AD VERTISEDt 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, $27,300. Corner lot. Faces Small PIAPC SERVICES All makes. md Plt.r - Call Credit Dept. you. Fabrics) 321 0970 Ttj.'s,.St 9 - 305 PENTRY AND REPAIRS 3fl Household Goods tar We-stein tayloring a Specialty, 101 - - 1711 Antiques and Lorrie Original Floral Designs for all occasions. 2610 on 1792 3710777 ____ Art Or'.j nal t y De bb, e die-signed clothing sust i BUY-SELL--TRADE 311 315E First St 3275472 r I ......L BU to,05 : _Z 1~_Zz H ___ k - ' Income And Property pct mt. 32750.45. •,_, $973 Vega, low mileege, automatic 1973 Ford Pick-up. F-100, Custom. I cyl, I' bed, radio, heater, 16.000 actual miles, excellent condition, 3226390 GOPMLY'S. E,U4é,Sanforo , ,..r. ,.i,,ITY nor runs good, factory air, all power, S3911 or best otter. 372 7191, ... Trucks and Trailers 79 CAR from 409 bed ho,pit&I, joins Lake Vie* Nursing Center, 7 blocks SI Broker, 101 W Commerc 'I Call 322 1677 , -_ .- --- W. Garnett White 1970 MGB,GT Excellent Condition -_ Chicken Wire-Fence posts- FOR SALE BY OWNER: Apart mint house with 3 as. at 1009 E 2nd St. Lot 253*100, garage 28*25'. double carport, 7 blocks - REALTORS -..-. Pts Barbed Wire-Hog Wire.- Terms JOHN KRID(R ASSOC '69 Plymouth Fury III, I door. '67 Camera, 7 door. '64 Gb, 7 door. Jungle Rd. Geneva. 349-5310. LAKE MARY "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" Of Loch Arbor - TRUTH ABOUT - JIM DAN DY FEED Lots and Acreage arrnged. Owner, 372 2710. Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage Motorcycle Insurance- BUt' DIRECT FROM BOX- Sanford. 377 1641 Moving? Why not live in Sanford s - 1 - offer. 373 9139 Classified Ads Serve the buying and selling Community everyday, read and use them often Call 377 2611 or 13$ 0993 BOX CAR PRICES for Drop in bobbin, zig zag, and 3 needle 1 Bedroom FuIthed 1II3WtTl0nfh,&.%0dam&O* 2101 MAgnolla Ave 171 04X -------------- I ,I Need RxWlencod und*kh maReliable catering truck drivers, Apply in person A N .Iwx ' Feed Investment corner reasonable- 78 Motorcycles ______________________________ Acr es (Approx . ) cle-ered cor ner iite-. Excellent terms $31 64=69 Voodmere Park, 3 bdrms, I bath, lot, $19,500. May consider lake. Newly redecorated, . 67-A ____________________________________________ - Mats "we money in is. NO term contract available to Quaiifl icensad liii IQiflts. C&l Party b"its. Apply 4 a Holiday ONLY 322 $610 1963 Fairlare2dr. Fair condition Reasonable - -- net,' Relief night Z t 114 59.000 REAL ESTATE. INC 1226457 3777111 377 1471 BEST BUY FOR 173 mmaculte 3 bedroom, 7 bath Matonary home, Family room, central heat and air, carpeted, enclosed garage, fenced oak State Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east 0(17 9 327 $a1 By Owner: Ibedroom Country Home, Large Yard 1410 '--- 1966 Ford Falcon. standard, 1213 3730753 1973 Yamaha Mini Enduro, SO CC, new tint, 1,731 miles, licensed for road. good condition. Jfl02lCafter 4:30 - JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR Paris-Accessories 323 3066 BUY AND SELL 3736061. 373 0517 SANFORD A WEKA APARTMENT! invcstm,nl, no Collecting, no delIvering. Car I phone Cell 3727791 after Mil / 26065 Hwy. 17-12 REALTOR 373 5771 1969 Renault Excellent Condition, 1215 323-7721 BLAIR AGENCY ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING & BOAR DING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS. 3723732 Bumper Pool table with accessories. like new, $40; Dining room table, I chairs, best offer 323 1116 after S Harold Hall Realty 003W. lUSt s: today ti and reserve choice lot. Z Orlando can help make end s meat. Work lull or part time. NO ______ - Apartments Rent Furnished ?US 1 bath, carpet. 577.000. -- Auto Repairs Miniaturepooclie,5we-e-ksoldbllCk __________________________ femie, 133. 3fl 940.4 after S. ______________________________ S. 10 Of 70 acres, desirable- location, paved road. trees Terry Realty, REALTOR. 6710711 17*31' pool. ESTATE SALE- 3 bedroom, I, MUNSWORTH REALTY I extras, -- 76 - - -- kitchen. $31,250. New houses ina rural area No down payment, monthly payments less thin rent Government surflidiled to qualifIed buyer Call to see it Beautiful Bassett puppet thorough bred. $43. S weeks old After 1:30, 3727610 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford 373 3700 46 Coupe. I 19U Mustang, 1200 Also 1971 Vega, take over payments. Both good Condition 322 1993. Reconditioned Batteries. $17 95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 111$ Sancci.e f.1A Pets and Supplies 65 Eves 3siwis Ass ociate Immediate oc cupanc y in Carriage Cove. Sa nford's newest mobile home park PINECREST- 1 bedroom, 7 bath, family room, fireplace, eat-in you quallfy!t $545 family park. O,,, Come l0r28 room. Adults I'l PG 4. - Wanted NEVER S,rahC " 31 approved dealer. 1st St. 3234141. to PRICES 1. .1 L '-.' * 1.2 Bedroom ' - . a va ' ilable Sanford's finest 110 W. AIRPORT BLVD January sewIng lot selection ' Park Avenue Mobile park and TOM LAUGHLIN r,Irll Best FROM $163 REGULAR j '.hert Billy Jack r;f ff L for classes. Singer AT I * Heated Pool insruc TIME al I ' MOBILE HOME PAiRK 3237070 FIRST _/ ONLY ' / * Recreational Building 10 cents doz. rn-;04 1,Ms Ma equ,tt, ' .// - , I- I Frethbrowin farm,gge ER - ?SU[lUjJ We now have models ready 7'.', Car . I? 97 Maitland 7311W III St 373 1711 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp't Shampooer for Only $I per day. Mobile Homes .13 Any 1960 Mustang 7 • 7, red, loaded, "ire warp V 42 - 1977 Vega Hatchback owner, like new - 1501500 277.3207. * They're Hot! * - - custom Buys 5837 Camper-Travel Trailers Rent Equipment for - Rep Real Estate Broker 3271301 28401-I1JwathaAve at It 97 - 32) Plan now to vacation this year In your own Re-c Vet from A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT THAT'S A CLASSIFIED AD!_____________________________ PAYTON REALTY * "Get 'EM While * - COME OUT AND IPISPUCT THE MODEL HOMES - Au - / * Clothes Washer-Dryer 111 F Ii - •' 3n n7l - -i ' - NAVEL ORANGES,S2.So eu Also eir Sweet E ngli s h - * uIsijwaSh er •D'iposa I / , em s; 322- FRUIF Tic fl' k NonhCa, o4In.Appf.t,U8uW1 Justice Pdue, State Farmers market 64 Mayfair Sec tion 3 Bedrooms, 135,000 By Owner 3732166 VA or FHA. 1)2.000. EXECUTIVE HOME LOCH ARBOR- 1 Bedroom, with all (WITH GOOD CREDIT) SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE MUST SELL - NEW) OD 7 BATH HOME, all extras, good location, Make Offer. 322 2717 boi7 Pct . mortgage, or refinance Lovely 3 bedroom, 1' v bath home, with central heat, air, and car. peting, Terms. j * Range Refrigerator ---___________ __ I bedroom, 2 baths, With good neigh - & -e 75 7971 Hwy. I? 92 372 5961 Ave 373 9370 SITTING DAY SUN. 11:JO MIDSHOW Home On Lake WE TAKE TRADES * Assume Mortgage* $50 Down DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE 4.6 'Ni-s', tj trtr nj 14 332 l2I9 after 5 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES REALTORS372 6353or4tS 2333 Childcare * Mu s ta ng City * flI'S_lII'W Days 327 7171 Broker credit and qualified buyer. $23,900. Days-- 3376173 4ghts 377 $.124 or 377 2357 1963 Ford Falcon. runs very well. Only 1173. 3720021 Auction CARROLL'S FURNITURE Allis nai's r flh,, 3or Ibedroom, 11. bathhouse, Good BROKERS HOMES Move your old abandon car FREE. if you will call me after 4 p M. 332- Open daily 10 5 for con signments or sale-s oft the floor. We also t,uy titafes. etc. ROBSOPt MARINE flerooms, 1', batr, (HA, monthly payment and equ i ty payment less than $725 monthly at 7'., pcI. interest Sale Price l,,r.r. $200 Down ST. JOHNS REALTY Co. * Unfurnished 6 3 F OR R EST GRE ENE INC Went Ads. 72 and trailer, $600 EXCELLENT BUY 3727)7i. 372-1496. 322-754 377 1959, 3n 1161 heat I air, trees. 131,900. get a fair price wtn yo 1977 Ioyo?a Ceilca. 77,000 miles, disc brakes, 4 speed. Myst sell by Jan. 'Sr $1,750 1:30 - S Mon..FrI., 377. 7147 1671 I?',' Cobla, 75 HP Evinrudi down payment 332 4195 with citrus trees. 116,000 372 on. _ J SH WINO lawn In outstanding residential area, Sunken living room, This one has all the extras 167.500 Central FIorld&'s LAKE MARY, 3 bedrooms, nearly an acre on Crystal Lake. Beautiful kitchen, Florida room, central Vi b,s?hs. refriaeraIcr ror. MULTIPLE LISTINGREAL TOR 3221991 19195 French cared for country home. Nice yard advertise, your "don't ness" In _RIward. 323133. ____________________ f3rr0orr1s, - Stemper Realty By Owner 3 bedroom attractive well parts. 339 3156. 109W. itt St.,3fl 4152 Boats &Marine 3 Bdrtns, Sanford's best section, With pool. beautifully lartt-Iscape.i forget it with a CilSSifie-*t Ad 377 303OrIandoO,., 323-0470 You can 3 Bdrm., 3 Bath Why store-it and forget it? Sell it and Stamps-Coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 15' Cobia full canvas, 70 HP Johnson, QlV4flh7t'd till trailer 12" rietIs All 1974 I.quiprnt'nt Take over b.avms,nit 1 AI9 3 7750 -, tine with 2300 engine. Will separate. Various body I inter cr Cons Bargains galore at the Bargain Garage. Ov'r 15 garage sates in one. 75 Pct. off clothing, .3t),l toys. Household. bedding . BARGAIN GARAGE, 400 N. Hwy. 1792 (Behind Sobik's. Longwood ). Wednesday through Saturday, 10 S. and Sun 175 1340660 55 $972 Vega Hatchback complete drive $23,900. Acre Realty. REALTOR; plenty of citrus. Walk to shopping and school. Priced right snjc 2611. - 173 6423 GOLD wrtP carpet, range, OWNERS RELOCATING- Anxious to tell 3 bedroom, 1 bath, beautiful home and location. Fenced yard, owner, Ibdrm, 2 baths. 2 car garage, large-eat In kitchen, 3 old 137.500. 323 6412 after $ and wexk -ends 372. Lake Mary. 7bdrm.moor sic. i.II San" Choice of sean or gold decoir , 3 building on Hwy 17-92. Lot 170*137'; building 1000 sq. It,, Paved parking for 23 cars. Priced reduced for limited time- from 141.000 to 110.000 for quick sale. Sanford, FHA, 4 Bdrm,. 2 bath, central heat, air, extras. Owner, 323 7144 lovely 7 Deflary and place- a fast acting Want Ad' DISTRESS SALE- Commercial I4UFFMAN REALTY Al Pelt, Jenny Clark., Assoc. 332 139$; 322-0.153 Day, Eve. Autos for Sale Dial the results number, 322-7611 ;i0,500. Houses for Sale -:?i.,_~~"_;.~ 1954 Chevy I door. Motor needs work. Body in good condition $75. WE BUY AND SELL REALTOR 1791 TIRED OF RENTING? This cozy 3 bedroom home could be a doll house 10f III young family who long for a home of their very own Oneblock from a small lake-, Only - 41 Corbett Real Estate stretch, glowing fireplace, a special little cottage for guest. Many great extras. Convenient location $19,000. Cell today to see this. NEW stores for rent. Excellent traffic. Ideal location. 3230537 323 0742 eves. OFF AIRPORT CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR, 131- to Business Property For Rent heorshe wij Carron Riiiifiws indivIllival Faitecesf for vow 14" for iltabirvIllry 6 - ORLANDO ORLANDO --- ' 'eStarspeI, th do n compel." %That you mkae of I- 323.7900 A. be helpful to you at " ¼ -..:::...........llilipii~~ _ SANFORD 1211 Randolpl. 323 489,3 A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT a 7 story 3 be-drum home with Southern Charm. Room CAMP SITES for rent. Have your !eCOnd home away from home by renting yearly for tow rates at CAMP SEMINOLE 3274170. 37 Ornamental Stone fireplace, turned Broki CLOSE TO SHOPPING small bedroom home Neat and clear within walking distance- of downtown for only $12,500. Large down payment. Call now 10 see. *Drapes 3 Sales room, 3 bedrooms, garage. red wooa Privacy fence. Carpet. Unbelievable at $23,000 FHA VA. Need a service-man fast? Check thi Business Service Ads today Resort Property For Rent 36 _________________ - AQUARIUIJan 21 to Feb 19) Make sure you get together ec friends who can be most hel pful to you in the future Discuss the future with assodates. PISCES(Feb. 20 to Um. 20)Cwtad a bio* you kww and -. *Disposals then.aIiappuanc,,,$g carpet, heat-air, privite entry, RetidentlaI area. fl7-OtSi. 131. near Tuesday night. Skating Rink - - - FRI., SAT. ak cleaning oven Almt new, Call collect 1-656 1561 eves SFêshin g& Boating . it 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, 7 (ni' garage, afr, shag carpet, sell 69 Garage-Sale: Thurs. Fri ,Sat. Some Antiques 372.li9$ For Rent No Pets CAMP SEMINOLE, 372 1170 Tennis Courts V Garage-Rummage SPANISH CHARM REALTOR 71 Hour Se-tvce Mobile Home Lots For Rent $0 - For used furniture, appliance-stools ect. Buy I or 100$ tems.Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford, Ave. MOOPIEVAPPLIANCES 113069; 377211$ After Hourt 372 3991 327 064 col',,m,is, sunken paneled family CailBart Real Estate 7 Mobile Home Spaces 51nor ' u 15 the answvl 35 Waned?o Buy CASH 322-4132 KENMORE WASHER, parts service, used machines 54 • Custom Built 5- - -S 332430 01.2.3 Bedroom Apts. *Swimming Pool 5. Pay those Christmas bills by selling Your unwanted items in THE HERALDS Classified, 372 2611 FRANKLINARMSAPTS. _________ LOST: - Plus cleopatra Jones -U I B4mbooCov,, I200RM.shag,ajr, . sunny kitchens, pi4yq. flt cflyparklSanh)rdplaU From $110. Airport Blvd. near Sanford Ave. 323 1340. LostandFound 5 - - fairs early in the day and enjoy the fe.,11ing of accomphshment. nd the social this evening. CAPR1 .s Dec. fl to Jan . ) Although one at home does •t ,ir riin ii detre doe t let th at keep you from gomg ahead with y PLATE - Apartments Rent Unfurnished , . IfltO)ourll(e ov . V - tight? c.orm 'urnl%gied trailer, 1135 mo, plut $35 security Mullet Lake Park. 349 3713. 2 Bedrooms deluxe, sip. dining. eat. or Teem. Can Help Call fnlw, Write P.O. Box 1213 Fkld - - o si Q ( Oct . 23 to N ,) with assocIa how to 'rate rnre harnv.1ioty and profitably m the future. Take me to study an important ti ma tter. SGZflAftjUS Nov fl to Dec 21) Engage in pracUa1af - .'EALTOR 322 9711 4 t.'rr c,i', 7 Litti, f.nit,- roan, central heat & air, Sprinkles System, priced to sell $79,900. buy. Along St Johns, 7 bdrm., 2 bath, turn 660 5121. 3B.'". bloc k house Central air I heat, $160 68 Appliances Equipment a bedroom mobile home in CA.MF S[Mtbi II J22 4170 Payton Realty ONRESERVOIR LAKE .. 2S2l Park Dr. . Mobile- Home for rent or option to Cove 52 Jim Hunt Realty 377 7813 Beat inflation with low rent US MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. - -- 21) You want to make Co a on o allies. 1 ': Houses for Sale a ...Iass$fied Ads are here to help yos buy, sell, rent or Swap - at a lox cost. let us help you placi yours--Call 377761$ or $319993 Adults, no pets 1100 month. 332 4547 South Sanford, 7 bdrm, complete bath, living room, equipped k,l. then, large Florida room, Aux. room, drinking water well, large plot, orange, grapefruit, tangerines, carport. pius. $150 mo, heMastes_ 323 0515 - - Overflowing with wits that A Classified Ad In 30 Mobile Homes Rent 7 Bedrooms. 43'x17'. 7 ______ In ________ LIBRA (sept tOO( fl)Planhowtoh mores'uits in the thePlasthatcotmostwithyouthitethfl FISH PLATE "Hotlln' Adults - 41 - - - - ------ ---- --- ---- - Business Opportunities -. UICP(ALL) it - bo&oom. air, carpet, kitctm fully uIpped, Water -swgare FACrt) WITH A DRlNpc,1$ PROBLEM can FREE I Sanford At Box SSJ,SanfofJ, Fla. 3fl71 -_ LEO 0111Y 22 to Aug. 21) Find the right way to e" Cute Promises you have made Be stile to keep bring you success in the future. VIRGO(Augntofl) Sept yourwork is done engage In your favorite hob. U ten to suggestions even a fljpj expert and flow through. E 7i =- fl to July first gain For further information call 4734W or write - - $153. quiet exclusive Sanford residential area Mature adults only. No pets 327 1795 " - Fortamiiiesorfriendsofprofl,m J_ j 20 Bedroom. I batt , central heat I air, fenced yard 641 0734 or 131 5351 after S o m 3723711 ---- - greater harmony with > -. , Real Estate Peg P4othng smtl about that! , Man or woman ,o room. board$I'4re expenses and companionship ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL.APiON J_ 37 TA 20toMay O)Ifsornenewideaoccw.sto).ou that can make your future brighter, bo. sue to put it in operation delay. Be wise, GEMINI M 21 t J 21 Plan ho succeSdW where Your regular work is concerned and how to have _• Personals ____ GENERAL TENDENCIES: Despite strong n p1netary fluences bringing you the chance to build a far better foundation to nor irrita would be wise flOt to take them sesioiisiy. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You are norw able to clear up matters with others that are tractable, so use your hunches as Well as your good judgment. .-VIS I. 7; S alter - Neat,) bedroom home, well located 5115, Plus security. Ball Realty $17 W 1st St IFASF - Deluxe unfurnished 1 27 56.41 " V V Vdlfl spl C,1CIUrSJ floor ( of duplex, kitchen equipped, heat. P1*cø 2 bedroom oust' for least. and truck stop per. sonne t. Reliable and experienced only need apply. 3fl.7fl3 after I P.M. for appointment. 'nC GoBep Lecithin capsutes now available. Touchton Drug. - For Friday, January 10, 1975 - 7601 after MILLIONS of dollars in Roal Estate is told daily in the Classified Ads. nice 343.3121 anytime, archItectural firm. Join the world of Fun. Fashion and Money. Show and sill Du$chmald Clothing, Quality plus, Call 373- Reduce choiesteroil Fight fall Ihb011) ______ iI_I_i -- - I i for 2 MOSSIE C. BATEMAI Call 332 4536 -. CASH BUYERS ARE WAITING TC READ YOUR CLASSIFIED At DUPLEX-- Furn, or unlurn, Ideal location. Reasonable rates. Very with country atmosphere on Must sacrIfice. 2 BDRMS, CE Furnished, oak & fruit trees. S. to believe-, 116.500 7 Bedroom House Kitchen Equipped. $133 Winter Springs, lovely 2bdrm,. bath. Fla.. living & dining rooms wall wall Carpet, $1$Omo Call .3i 3157 7 3 ying, Those Selling. NORTH -- V Experience In fame preferred t not necessary, meg card ex. periene helpful. Wlillritj to relocate. Call 3fl 6463 or $347547, are too PSLSHVILLE RECORDING CO. LOOKING FOR SINGING TALENI. 301125.2541. -rn- HOROSCOPE - 107 Concord Dr., -. Secretary - 41 - acres with fruit trees. bdrm., 3 baths, formal living dining rms., den with firephac p, modern eat - In kitchen, carpeI, drapes, double garage, large war k room. $2,500, 3733733. 2 Bedroom Unfurnished House 106 Country Club Drive 3230206 a par - *1 • - each.MmkinS Checks BYCARROU,RIGIITER Permanent CasleIb.rryV Apply in person only. Closets 51Haf(,ij AWarnonte5p,.._ F!rd3 1 Ccating Inc., 29 - I $1.30 Malor credit cards honored Interstate MaU Route 4341 I Tues.-Sat. It-instructions 52Du*thcheea. SSVanttati 34 Tosorrow:FineAjt ________ To order any Of all o( the expended "Seek & Find" imuzabers 2 ç . - 48Ra1si 47 fr.4Nd 2$Declawn 6 - LUNCHEON SPECIAL - im 45Bayj 2O Plunge lor*Nd 2?VgIeit • V 31 Trial 16Fa- _____ _____ SABLE SEAL STONEMARTEN am. -- Duplex Sanford area. 2 Bedrooms, StOve. refrigerator, Air. $135 plus ISO cicpc:it 134 9051 available to qualified buyer. Call A31E YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll NUTRIA LEOPARD MINK MUSKR.AT permanent 3051315131, to Eat 1 0--Do It Yourself J • I - -- I*7*bhto'S.,k& Find,"Stat.Tehgp1n Syndicate. .ddre I.tt.ri In care of this ne*spsper. ENTMTAINMENT DANCING It 17 Hotels II-Eating Places 33 Pertjn tightstem pertect.on lIEn -- in the vszz. iin 4 or and manager position available 'or responsible Individual in nea r future. Semi-full time or part time. See Mr. Pyle, 9. . 9-Good Things j: r1 ' KOLINSKY CHINCHILLA ERMINE FOX - P FINEST CANTONESE SZECHEUN POLYNESIAN * AMERICAN CUISINE Open DaI:y 11:30. 1 Airs., Sun. 1 PVM. lop. 7-Motels Ai •TLSJV fl2 ML S TO N EM A R B H B J ckwsrd, Vp, down, or IUTAIJIAOIT * COCKTAIL - SDrrrçer RSTEXMUSXRATSTONEMA 44ea Qr2cnl' .,• c'..;. 'I'L T . 9P,, 35Coiitructs tOSrerAdai- 4OHw5 1< lISooth e, 43 Pam kbway D3WVO5OI 3BChcxbe.ne .J IS L MPTXCHINCKELLANOUIS Marriage mat ur e person for train $2I000 total price will put you lntp,e gOing ca rtoon thtre business. Price includes ten units. Terms 4-Child Care 1A.1 lt"IDaced V Iadrectlona_ will position Assistant 24 S-Lost and Found DEHOKLCH INC PROU _____ ,t B - Houses for Sale prox. 372-7490 pets 4-Personals Tp r 8 Pvoperty stern 4Ber, - CKTFNOPLEOPARDTNILL Three Stooges 3: 30 (2, j) How To Survive A Revue L L 3i 32 Flovoom N - RE - -WI - -I) SR N EN N BOAR A N I , 1ILREA I ACHKED I TSAR (44) Kangaroo Captain 54 CW~ T 5 N K i'.Jj fj _- Thursday, Jan. 9, 195-9B Beautiful spacious ranch slyle hon 3 BR, central heal REALTOR 9p.r .0,2 bedroom duplex apartments Furnished unfurnished 60' 1 .twlmmng pool 1720 S . Orlando Of, 32 3 7920 - - 24 Hour Service IrOOrn turnithed duplex. 241h St it Are you full time driver with I11151 rn, pluS 530 depost I Child time car' Check the Au$omotiv No Section in The Herald everyda 323 54i If you qualify. Some phone work - CailBart Real Estate Option to Buy a 41 garage, fenced lot, $175 S spaciou% rooms, heat, lend d y11rd, Kids and pets okay. United Real Estate ASSOC Inc. Toll Frei 670 5090 Open 9a m 10 CiISSted Ad. $3.00 Per Hour Salary desired Sanford Acerage.$140 Mo. it 5 January clearance time Sell "Don't Need' fast With a TELEPHONE SOLICITORS experience Houses Rent Unfurnished air, again. Call AVON, 4U- 3379. _ 3-Cemeteries CEPTNNYCTSK I CANABLT (35) Mr. Ed 7:30 (44) Co.jversations With Galadrlel 0 ' H P A R A D S A I E R M I N E M L A 0 ", vIww last year's bills I start Announcements 1-Card of Thanki 2-In Memoriam _______ itiJ1t] IAJ L I.' t. () I I3Onintajplants 56Yuossavct I4().lCtity 5 7 fllJC)jeVfl l5Pv.iweO'*u 58VaiodiI? Preyw'cat 59 Ur $ 18Wnst cilect.o' l9SILij.o ec Sheaf ?tGs't 6lSerjec ?31ug.casi DOWN 24AflQ I°e 2l T oo ' A la lt n.s A P 'a L L 1?See rn j 'I 4) T P" ones there u it it F K A C N A H N C E A S 0 Life (9) The Big (44)Underdog 7:00 (2.5) 0:00 (6) ----- (4) Girl In My 6:30 (6) Sunrise 9- Monis. LEBPEGOWYIELBASNEOR (2.0) Survive A Marriage 2:00(2.5) DaysOfOur Lives U) Guiding Light $10,000 Pyramid 6:00 (9) Sunrlsi Jubilee 6:10 (2) SunshIne Almanac 6:15 (I) SuN Mexico Furs S U fr4' - i• I' L Alt, 7 1 41 Telooci 421'eep 44Denomat, 46Mster.s to WVR0SBTR0PK L34A1 ACROSS POE EM HEEL PA FTMNVTR EOS RI U A C A C R 0 OW 1 afrju_RJ ATI 89 The World w'TjIi A Ii L 1 bit B 10 E RMON EWOM R '--• MORNING (I) 6:33(7) look SEEK & FIND Turns (9) Let's Make A -FRInAY Answ?, to Previous Puzzle [_Travel Talk _________________ _____________________________________________________ L L off saving SANFORD It. happy new year. Pay MVIkC Shift manager for In the Burpee seed catalogue, a Monday feature. (9) Environment (44) TheFuglt:ve appointment. 3333d0 Copy. And it appeared to Inject a more news, compared Monday when I had the impre* (3$) Mayberry RFD sicm someone whispered every (44) Hogan's Heroes nwandthenabtsharp flght. ___________________________________________________________ News (44) Variety 12:00(2) News 1:00(2) Jackpot (4,0) NEWS (9) All My Children' (33. 44) Mov ie Start JAY slightly better. For one thing, ft had no Cable Journal (24) Villa Aiegre ( LUCY Show 6:30 (2,0) NBC News (13) Smothers Bro thers (24) Carrascolendas Sesrch For TI the show seemed (13) Tomorrow (24)Manand Captioned , 6:00 (2. 4, . 9) N And Restless (0) Jackpot (9) Password 33) Big Valley 12:30 (2, 0) Blank Check EntertaInment 17:00 (24) ,,.t (4) Movie Wide World CX (9) (2.0) Hollywood squares (4) LOVE Of Life 12:00 (2. 44) News (33) Rat Patrol 11:00 News (24) Woman (33) Th Saint (44) Night Gallery 11:30(2, 0) Tonight Show (a) Showdown (33) My Favorite Martian (24) Electric Company (9) Brady Bunch nss (4) News AFTERNOON America V (') Andy Griff ith (13) Burke's Law (44) PhIl Donahue (13. 44) Movi. Mister 530 (2) NeWS (33) Movie (44) Green Acres (2.0) High Rollers U) Now You See It ' (9) Split Second 11:00 San Francisco V Impossible Roger's Neighborhood (33) Batman (44) Mod Squad (24) () The Dating (9) Pager M.)on (3$) Movie 9:00 5:00 (9) Mission Fortune (a) Gambit ) W&?on city Council (35) Leave It To Beaver (44) Gomer Pyle Best 10:30 (2, 0) Wheel of low T Griffin (13) Orlando S - GilIlgari'S island (9) 10:00 (2) CelebrIty Movie 0:00 (2. 0) Of Men and Mery (a) Junction (13) - Leave It To Beaver (33) Florida Lifestyle A Seminole 322.2611 ' - -Houses - Rent --- 37 32 - For Sale Your apartment only 6 '0f1t Bu tPjI handsome MOCK duplex near Sanford 2 bidroon5, SIOVi, refrigerate,, air Ch side. You pay on ly 1)5Cm Total price $29,500 can 0WPir for appointment, 031905i. Super attractive with super per soneiHy. We have a challenging position for the right person. Call famous Recipe Fried Chicken for Winter Park. SUARBUTI' tag, gold and the CIA and Retiring Sen. Sam Ervin, D. AP Tltvislop Writer quickly withdrew. N.C., and former Attorney GenNEW YORK (AP) Would Orlando 831.9993 eral Elliott Richardson checked he withdrawal wasn't °° everyone who likes that new In briefly and forgetably as ABC morning show called "AM wise When you consider, say, Miss Edwards' Interview that "guest" Commentators Then Ask For Want Ads America" please stand up? day with Dustin Hoffman and came John Lindsay, another Thank you, sir. me rest guest commentator. have patience. It could get bet- Ceavon Little regarding a new Want Ad m suave former New York Broadway show in which the ter eventually. mayor and past and possibly two men are Involved, But the tWO.hOW show, as Department Hours future presidential contender Hoffman told her it was a $: 00 A.M..3:30 P.M. began combat Monday with jjj comment Initially. In. Monday thru Friday NBC's durable "Today" show, pleasure to "see you, hear you, stead, with ButeJ, he co-Inter. seemed a nervous, relentlessly smell you and hopefully touch l thrustirn,s -------4lcalint Roy Jenkins, Britain's CheCl7 mess of brisk trivia and It went sideways 4thru 2$ times .......3 1C line from home Secretary. short, shallow In'ervlews, all of there. 24 times --------- 24c a line "What Is yoIr outlook on the it punctuated with music. An ABC reporter fared no state of the world, Roy?" Lind($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) Co-anthoj by newsman Bill better in a live "remote" talk say asked. Roy 3 Lines Mm Im'Jm thought It was in Beutel and actress Stephanie with the keeper of an historic awful shape. With The Longer Your Ad Ru1,s Beutel's Edward.s, it seemed dedicated Maine lighthoe, and at one intelligent prodding, the c Tho Less it Costs Per Line ha t to the Proposition that the aver- point was forced to desperately moved to whether Jenkins Per Day. age vier has an attention observe that "it's something thought the U.S. should conaldspan of..of..of..say, what were that that (the motor turning the er adopting Britain's Rated For Consecutive parlia. weta1kjjgau? Oh, yes, "AM light) keeps Insertions-No Change turning around." mentary SY3tem. Arnarfr" Well, c ____ Of By (4) Merve Griffin (9) Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gllltan's Island .4:30 (2) Bonanza (44) 9:30 To Beaver .4:00 (2, 0) Somerset Only V Deal (2) Phil Donahue () Mike Douglas (I) Movie (33) Not For Women 9:00 (2) To Tell The Truth () Concentration (0) What's My Line (13) Detectives (24) Intercom 2.4 (33 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (4) What's My Line (II, 9) Let's Make A 0:30 Live (33) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Leave It To Tuxedo 7:00 V Movie Tennessee Duplexes Unfurnished CASHIER DIAL e:30(9) Get People Toillgethe!r--Those ds -_ ,io. AM THURSDAY -vvaflT I _________ Real INFORMATIOP / TONIGHT'STV -S _ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening -- * -0* 7 A~" Buy Look, Read, - __ ---'j All types and sizes 207W 2nd St 37264)2 . -* Finish Extends to £7" with $e4 and closes to7$". $799 NOLL'S,Cafle$bei'y. Hwy 1792, $30 4204. KULPDECORATORS 109W, it, St, 327 7333 _. TO LIST YOUR BUSINESS DIAL 3 2 2-26 11 831-9993 . or * . �____________________________________________ - - - - If — — - -- --- - - ---- 1013—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Jan. 9, 1975 S Ford CALENDAR 1g~ 11111111i k 'i VVORLD For ou JAN 13 JAN 14 Cr ea tive Thinking Course for Free blood pressure and Hep ers . Q — ~ JAN.9 Cor.si Vie nam Evenin IN BRIEF Law for Women, 7 p.m..1O P.M., 10 wks., A.106. ('all SJ(' supervisors, 7:30 p.m., SJC's urinalysis tests, 2-4 p.m., 7th WASHINGTON (Al') The asked for $1.4 billion in military plus another $47 million worth Community Services for Pan Am facility, 1-4 and 436. and Elm at Sanford 7th-day Ford administration, respond- aid to South Vietnam for the of military equipment, which reservations. James hilton, instructor. Adventist Church Community ing to a South Vietnamese call current fiscal year. Congress can be drawn from Defense d gfle 67th Year, No. 122—FrIday, January 10, 1975 _ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents - Raft Crossing Atlantic I for help, says it is considering authorized $1 billion — then cli' Driver 3 p.m.-6 Center. supplemental assistance to the the amount to $700 Comm Since the unist p1 ;c JAN. 14 Thieu government. Applique Sewing, 7 p.m.-10 The administration has been sive that toppled Phuoc Long, Sanford Optimist Club, notri State Department press offl- quietly preparing the way to in- ammunition, artillery and aviap in.. AEC No. 38, 8 weeks; luncheon, Sheraton Inn 1.4 and cer Robert Anderson said ti-ode a $300 million supple _ tion fuel have been on short raCi vii an Int e rnational Poise & Fashion, 4 p.m.-6 p.m., SR 46. Speaker, Bill Garvin of Wednesd ay that President Ford mental request to restore the tion.s, according to the South (Sanford), 7:30, Cavalier Pan Am Rank hildg., Beginning Florida Parole Board ° Seminole County Young Republicans, Quality Inn 14 and SR 434 Socia l , , organizational meeting, 8 p.m. To Dock At Trinidad Resi d JACKSONV11.1,13, Fla. (AP) — A raft crossing the Atlan tic in a United Nations research project WUI en journey at Trinidad within a few days, says a Jacksonville amateur radio operator who has been In daily con tact with the threernan crew. "Die Last Generation," as the raft Is named, left Safi, lirc., on Oct. 26, and Ro be rt Reid, 66, said he has been in touch with the cr ew every day since. "They expect to arrive at Port 0' Spain, Trinidad, by the end of the week," Reid sa id Wednesda) "1 even talked to them before the) left Belgium for Watercolors, p.rn..l0 p.m., 10 "Youth and the Florida Parole and his advisers have the mat- cut which Congress made last Vietnamese. ter "under intense considera- month. eeks; Parent Effectiveness, system." Overeaters " South Vietnam sent wd%es of t Congress has similarly cut P.M., Altamonte Community P.m.-10 p in 10 weeks. (ill SJ( Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 U.S.-supplied fighter-bombers South Vietnamese officials Center (use Sou th Gate). (ornrnunily Services for p.m. Central Christian Church, ha ve asked for an increase in ml itar) a or Cambodia ap- against Viet Cong headquarters reserva (ions. 250W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. ii s military aid to he lp count- peoxim.ately in half corn- and Communist positions Seminole Count) YMCA to authorizations for the Wednesda> nor th of Saigon Speaker, I)r Henry Whittier, er th e thrust of the communist pared Ladles Auxiliar), 7.30 p.m., at JAN. 14 FlIT botany professor on offensive that has resulted In p83 )C N'NICA behind Lake Brantlev The Viet Cong said the atIdyllwilde School Advisory "Plant life in Central Florida." the fall of Phuoe Long province. A M million ceiling was tacks caused heavy civilian High School For all omen (ommittee meeting, 7 30 p in )pen to public The Ford administration placed on U S aid to Cambodia, casualties interested in volunteering time Restaurant, 17-92, Sanford. . - , A %0 -- -.- Sh r14 , = Reg. 14.95 Up To i -, I.Q.,),~ 9 , LOZENGES Seminole Junior College for 0 reservations. E N NOW - W x - - .r 68c - UNE /7 . RE I " RVE D SE 22" SHOPPING FORD I"' - STORE I _____ ____ _____ Ole r - N ADMISSIONS "~ZIWJM~' QUART = W. . 3 I ~ I p, i LIST 2.65 .., "d. U .,. ,41 11 1 1 PINT i , - - daiiii .5111 __ ! F.Cwkef 07 Pauiin t Wat1r. Debar = / 1' f4 Reg. 1 29 so FREEDOM : ' __ __ __ LOVING !! BLENDERS COLD N C TABLETS =12 - - .irjj WiiliamC.K.n..D,ttnj Edward .1. Hir Lin r. Deflona A. Sergefon Sr. Willis Rarmt0ph ;II I - TYLEN L Prd = 1011 - k.! Debra J Hudson R"l" Morgan. Caswitwry 01, LIQUID I — .i .. 50 MOIST %~ 1- 8 ALMAY rrouoh Fr ida y HoM . - . I .fl $'W 88 0~ new vC" . $I night. Rt'li d"ressing ' Probability 20 W co"t f0day E111"arcs Forecasis satutday thmugh MaWay - (I I I , F. V - t - y-r .. - ZV-- . Am 5IMILAC i . SE I - ----. M=~ -;-- 11&sm go. &i 1i r', I - , , 1~ v 11-L I . MFG. LIST An es-Seminole County Bushor, 40, I -tt-400- at QUART - Iffif111ZIM11A PONDS I 158 time. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) - - -'=-, I I- L, '- - 1. e 88 -- - LIF I - 7 r—~ ---"-:~-~-- REGo 98C GAC I - "reluctant to . 4 POUNI) BOX we he was - KLEENEX 30 CASUALS . 188 no FOR T EATMINJ ADD QdI K C ow FOR Crossuord Puzzle Dear 413 y ........... Dr. Lamb 12A 12A , . . ____ .. -- - ,- . M%~ r - , ----- --- -- - Vesterday's h1r;h 94 low '" morning $9. Partly cloudY and %arm today and tonight. Mostly cloudy Ssturda.v Ifirning colder by Saturday night. Complete weather 8 OLIUCE 9 -I. 1101111 — —=±==-=-= . -,' # I Deputy R. E. Pritchard said he and Oviedo Police Sgt. Kelly Fore chased a car at speeds ,-in exem of I 10 miles an hour" on details page SA. '- == - - -' ---- - - -= : - i -_i__ r-= = P. ':' - Continued On -- -,• ., . ----- It 1~ -4 1-k4-- ~- M --~-, - .i -Im- - - A -- '' = ' - Page s - = :ii .-- :'.- - . 11 . . , -*,d :" '' . I 4~1r- I 64 -~~ V -01 :~~- - . - . - -" I,.'. -. = - - --i - • - -- , . -, - - -- -, =r - - =- ---- ___________ ip m, = `;: --Z~ im' ,Mrs. Eiselein said donors should be between the ages of is to 65, in good health and should have something to eat before donating. She said it takes 30 to 45 minutes to &,)nate a pint of V. - - - ---=-'=- ==-.. - - =--- • -- - -_ =-zr ..• _________________ - • I ---- - nesda3s from 11 am to and on Tuesdays and Thur. bloI. --------- - - ----------- The County Blood Bank, open on Mon4ays and Wed. 1. million. iflerald Photo by Bill Vincent -• . := December than is normal,of she A ` Seminole County Sherfff's Deputy H.D. Kirby "stands by" as mtraband collected from 30 counti during the past 18 months was burned Thursday at the Sanford Air", location ni the Regi es GflsI Crime Lab. According to Pete Ragsdale, labmtory director. the total street ,-,tlue, , ahlrh included approximately two tons of marijuana, plus other drugs was i-alued at approiLimately $3 and ts BURNED -- " t..•,l•_ .0 _ - • . .-Z-- -. .-~~! - - --- -, - ,----- -0 - E"0000'" . CONTRABAND - ... - -- -7. --IF2- .- , .:....t *. • . - -t-!V~a ey know -'.Ni - , - -.--I- Ti - I - .- A The blood supp1% ran -aty)ut . . . -- .r - . = =i= --k.--- •- .-- - - its blood supplies also were running low and officials there - - LOOT : ~---j-mv - - , - - -- -f ---.-- Bt(ttCtIF1'd '3! Bank announceJ this week that *', - - . - - - - - Central Florida Blood Bank, -- - 4 -X , -i 1. .15 Z - -1 1' S -- A - -Z4~-.jr-`,,~mk I --7-,`1"4.i--,~t-'- --- , -t~% -, - -War--,. . -";..-lL 4-.)%- --11?- -~107~~, L - .. -.i5 ~ :t ' I : -J - N- W- -. , --,I, - ! , *0 ,- . 2-A) - -- - -- . z from which Seminole Memorial 4 , I . ,,:. ~#, , , - fleeing or attempting to elude Ar . - - - - ,~c-Ado - - - . , I -- - - ~ -- - . ;Z;~ --- on 12A Women's -- - -- -- I R --a- . 1-1.,--z * --, 4,—= 40g~ - W .Aff~V ~- ,V.,. k7 - - . I I -- JI"D- lit Lake Harney Road was jailed $I,2Z0 bond, on charges Television - - - — - I Lake Harney Road, Geneva. wi Zt. &; - -. Iz --- -!-ar yt~t .. obituaries .... . - ...5A Sports --3TVf" She termed the nituation - d 7C 11011 4 - ',, -1--.. - - t; -!'-7 ;.I Z business of our donors o% - 11 _;~ .. ! -A - - i Ims - # --1 - 4 ,, visor of the Seminole Blood - - - --- - - # lik Index Horoscope .............3A Hospital ...... ........ 5A - At k ~ -11K gy-17 very much Mrs. Gertne Bashor, a foriner Altamonte Springs Justice of the Peace, told deputies Jan. 0 'I - - shot wounds that are only Cflnlpetin~, in the tourney, see the Sunda~- Herald sports STP - -? 1, official said today. I ~-= - and was later released from J*L,,. - a6:-1. - - A 14L 1~ holiday surge combined with an I -- -- - cpec Drggors said C-1 -- - 0 4 1he veteran pro. Gene Sarazan, competed in the C 7, -: - — himself," with escape. Bushor posted S53W bond I El - - --`Vffim - - - the Count) Blood Bank for - - ________________________ - . Deltona Pro-Am Results I --:---; -. . .— --- . There's been a change from the days when Lyman used to writ~ sports for The C • A. `Z;- -- - . law- a report& as he (lid for - ;- — 4 _;_ very loud voice" and didn't r patrol car door Bushor "slipped from his grasp" and bolted into a nearby orange grove, according to sheriffs Don't fall into that 'generation gap' by not knowing wliat's happening at the county's schools. Instead, read School Daze in the Seniiwle .Magazine, page 5D. ~ ),- I 1. Keep Up With The Students do - an . ---, -; - ------=- ---4=:- Blood Z---, Donors ---- . --A —, -= - 1~-! Needed - . Sherifrs deputies and Oviedo LIMIT I re ;'' INSIDE SUNDAY Vie DAYT Date -.----- -.1.- --- --- - ---;; possibly Injure MIAIN COL') CREAM 0 M" 1---t- P ul Hal igh Sessi ns fl 428 I.A. certified having taken the 200 hour firefighting course. The his 10107 Durango "curilng his brother-In-law In — GERITOL SALTS " than those on which they were of the charges against them. County Court Judge Harold arrested by Capt. C. B. Fagan Scott Ave., Sanford, an and Mike Rotundo. auxiliary policeman and also a Johnson allowed the suspectsto Arrested on breaking and city building Inspector. was remain free on their own en tering and rand larceny recognizance at a first apng pearance in court Thursday charges were police patrolmen er,tering. ith aftemoom He set pmliminary Hiram Lyle Hamfin, 22, 2931 Documents filed w Magnoli a Ave., Larry L0fl Herring's off ice by Sanford (Continued On Page 2-A) volunteers have been helping man the fire station around the clock and maintaining equipment, now under roof for the first Bacchus /s Going Places . MO -- 77 HAS FIRST HOME charges about 4 a m on a disorderly Dreggors reported Sheriff's Deputy Donald conduct charge Enroute to county jail in a Dreggors arrested Jack Bushor was in the front yard patrol car, Bushor "started at- 1. " F. TABLETS 0 1 . . lesser charges against the men entering and grand larceny. a refreshment center, road and parking monkeys. the large cats and other animals. INFANT - - The policemen had been on rdght patrol duty, They have by his office, Herring could file was charged with breaking and Ben Butler pending outcome station ready for Instant use In the event ef a fire. Fire chief Q*arles Holzman and Roggenkamp are the city' s two paid r firemen, 90 per cent of whom are Deputies summoned to the 100 ENFAMIL y - were allegedly taken to move constable and Ungwood Police Way home in the Oakland Hills Chief % as briefly jailed today at . LIST 325 4o "' - charging the six in circuit Animal Control Officer court. It is also possible that. Robert Ray Campbell Jr., 23, based on fur ther Investigation 1513' Palmetto Ave., firemen's bunker gear lined up along the wall of the new Sanford on escape LIQUID J _______ ~ Wulh In Ift Wutd&y #W Sionday FIRE DEPARTMENT n Esca e Cha LIST 3.00 1100 MG. VABLETS M'O i Sanford, been suspended by Police Chief drive 4~ 40M OMb 4=10 dab AMP so &ir4ay and near SO M.onaay. NOW1 38 sn . jp! r Winter Springs Fire Department Capt. M Roggenkamp inqwcts I ~ -aw - were as . ~~ P(3.N 54 i = 1. oe in session early next week, unlawful entry and grand tools, car care items and food or file direct informations larceny. Bushor Is Ja'16 1ed "1 I 12 OZ = ,~-;~- VITAMIN C i - / 00 WTAVA1111111#11Fn11,rJr1,rffA%A DOUBLE TIP Q -TIPS : " GERITOL QW1 101 C HAND LOTION - ______ LT MIKE RO11JNDO lice after the internal instigation allege the men were involved in burglaries within the last 60 days at Hoening toda) although pledges of contributions indicate the Animals from z On d&1a during the be opene d to the pubia " ' fa'illi s '!tfcs and the beginning a to raise funds the animals has gone Pro-Am meet today. The city of Sanford, which owns the old zoo garden. ier the top of the $87,000 needed, actual cash on Th e $87,000 is the minimum req uired to complete prope rt y, has been very generous to th e ciet y and There are no pro jections on the number of people The Central Florida Zoological Society is shooting hand is about $67,000. work at the zmlogical park to Move the animals into helpful in every way possible, s4)ciety s for a late April, early May date to move the animals say. that can be expected to visit the new facility. The seciety should be very dose to Ita goal after the facili ti es under the uste condi tions, Th e city contr ibuted cash, all th e animlas, use of a Construction is proceeding at th e new site on th e from the old Sanford Zoo at Seminole Boulevard the Deltona Open Golf tournament, which began Hewn said, truck and the old zoo faci!ities rent free, children's petting zoo, elephant, hippopotamus and and Park Avenue to the more spacious 1011-acre today at the Deltona Golf and Country (3ub, ends The next goal will be to raise $117,000 to fence the The zoological park as planned is an ambitictis alligator housing, enclosures for grazing animals, park, off U.S. 17.92 Interstate 4, west of the Sunday. facility, pave roads and finish building Interiors, he undertaking. The first phase is include: th e med ical center, th e concession building, city. Net proceeds from the tournament to to the zoo said. After the second phase goal is reached, the zoological exhibit areas, picnic facilities, nature office building and the three buildings house the A] "- Rozon executive director of the society said society are expected to total from $10,000 to $15,000. park featuring natural habitats for the animals will trails, I 11111, 111, ill FAIM- rotn -J-4-If M - Ill & asi 5 OF! I" GENII 6 1 0 :;" --. i 4 11 - 250 TABLETS 19 TABLETS I- - C; WEATHER ~ 1 1 1 88 348 SPLASH - lz - MULTIPLE VITAMINS - REPLIQUE - ____ ______________________ to NIGHTTIME SPRAY -"U'o -% '1' - -M -~- - ---, - -- - -f-.J ______ go # HONOGRAPH C CI4ANGER -- DANA 25 24 — -= ~ ' W4 1- - - -- 4- to I 197 - - . --- - - - - - - - - - - - - ___ TYLENOL CORDLEM ELECTRIC TH BRUSH - - - - - - - W—~ o MMMM IMENE VOIT L" - --f-- Napo ,.,-.-' ______ most a NYQUIL .- LIST 1.59 3" INTIMATE , go 40% 00 f LF0 — = ,--:. COMICS ' _____ - v- auxilary policeman, who is a and nd Bennett, 30, 1l uty building inspector, and an aub Circle, all of animal co ntrol officer. Sanford Iieriing Lould detne to Like Patr olman William Doug!as Hardware, Creamons the case before the SemlrMle Magner,24,2632MohawkA, Cheolet Olds-Cadillac and Count) Grand Jury, which will Sanford, was charged with Seminole High School in which P" DO'INA SItS HeraldStaff Writer SUNBEAM 0 FAMOUS . I -. - !&- 3 - - L -IFT near w*M,00 T uO p I 00 BONNIE Gtraid J Haley, 0%1"tv I! AZ 2 4 SYRINGI -- Jtbn Wron. DrOws - ;F= 47 -- : ______________ ---,-m By LES--12 HOUR - - - ••• - - - -•• • - - Itzma - LIST - - - . SAVE Tredwa Odrna Starling !. - -, Or& Belle Cook% RuTh - I 1111#11 R E G. $4.95 Nitit tl- Laurier Rosa L i 6 C • ________ 0 - ;f...-'a to Sanford from his Titusville ri office at noon and unavailable for further comment Released on their own recognizance after arrests were CAPTAIN CB. FAGAN four police patrolmen, an Payton 36 1809 Madera Ave - .. . - Centtal F1orida * Zoo Near Goalie Sets Movin 1iA TAC SHAM PADS '-" pameta J P~rrino. 0,~ Lift" V; LevwiL Ovirl~~ " C 17g I 1144% ' the suspects were allowed to go free on their recog nizance. Bond was initially set at $5,000 each for the six suspects, but authorities saW County (Contin ued On Page 2-A) MAUDLiN 3 4; RELIEF EVERYNIGHT i\ -s1 FULL i - I --I burglary ring. Herririg was reported enroute '__________ enforcement aIa junior couege,was outrag I CONTAC = MODEL --- ;V . -- A shopper, whose husband teaches law . .. i . / - ~ - P.-Was.- ________ abundant as peopig trudging Sanford streets. . 9 =;F.(.jc I 7 CARE 8 S P E ED 1 ,= I -.4; `.. I. --T-. - But philosophies of thought - 1 ,1 1 1 1 1 LIST 2 .25 I k , .-.?: ,-40~ ft- A spoke.sina:i .4,~ji(l S Attorney Abbott Herring will :_ make a decision this afternoon on filing of formal charges - WARING '• I - -11 -- ---LT Herald Staff Writer It , war M. ' -- ;,-. -- ____ I ,_ W " I Per • 400 000 4WIN dow — C 1 A. Johr -I LIMIT a .; r 1 .Now a so" No "Guess I'll buy me a shotgun and lihoot at said. - CORICIDIN gove so I . - .I- --- King said he always thought a lot of Police Chief Ben Butler. "it ain't Ben's fault," King I- ~f _____ - __ LIST 1.00 Cp RUBBING ALCOHOL = 411"11000 R, Robinson Shelia J. i Z , &( -, P - (ri I ______ i King said - . ..M. MAONdLa I - Ii : r. I - . ---. v; " 1wi - - -01J, - KING 11 Ti -.. 88 MODEL 13 LIST 32.00 PADS Robto Moyt ;I I I I I :: . . . ' ---' V HOURS— DAILY 9 T09 —SUNDAY 10TO7 BLENDER LL . ( - I -- - . . " this morning. FREEDOM NEW Notes -V . -. Shp off this time without notifying pohee.,, A&P MYT "' U T , 29 USTIRINI CENTER WITH TIMER -3 Gfrt I .iz: - . .. - - the first sound I hear at my door," Mrs Tabitha Sorrells said this morning If Mrs. Sorrell's reaction was one of outrage, t hen W J King, a Sanford resident since 193), was stunned to learn city police are charged with burglary. "Not around here Naw, it's nev happened before I've heard about it in other places but not In Sanford I kind of always trusted the police de&unent,butnowIdon'tw Iknow one thing When I go off on vacation I'm gonna SORRFAIS E yw ay M ______ - THR UJU JAN. 12 PINECREST Hospita l -I1 4 .- - Ain'; nobody to protect you when the lawmen — tU u ry J -!r '. 4.1 06 t. 111100011 . : OCKe .. - - aOUTH - - RIGHT _____ OTHERS UP To I ' ___________ 111111I Joe T. Collins Andretil ch"em 50WIter - e riewsolthearrcstsof four local policellicn -is sPcd over Sanford residents and left them stunned, shocked, fearful, spe 01 p . 1 G .- P* - ` .- - i LISTERINE . a i L)- man High School Band Boosters will meet Monday, at - --- __________ - ciffald W. mitchtil - : - , OA I - LISTERINE oepolls T E LOW PRICED _____ Mop Seminole Center, 1-4 and 436 Call Community Ser%ices at . LL - -- ________ --- IPAXd -- -- -1 - . --- -- . LIST ON ELECTRIC HEATERS 1111 I Jan 13 iSwerkParcnt Effectiveness course, 7 pm, C Sou th . rand ..••.___________________ .- j - -- . L ad I College . I . 11-f"1114MAV50 1d - Seminole Junior College, ' ilencia Cammunit) College vd FTU are jointi> sponsoring m International Woman's luncheon. For reservations an4 irlormation contact June Gordon at Seminole Junior V . . I said ~0 -4 • ____ .•• - - Morocco to begin the journey across the ocean," Reid I -,-v~~~ # I M i-.. TI I . State Attorney To Decide ____ .i ~r k 10 ---- JAN. Sallie Harrison Chapter h,istess, Mrs. LW. Rom. Open I . u to help children in YINICA -- - ' - -- •-=• ' - I __ = - - - ---- - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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