16 10 314 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7ac9d4f8ed44cada3eba03b9333a5800.pdf 932f74a8d22fcca28561a927f92ef5e8 PDF Text Text �������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 15, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 15, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 15, 1976; <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/de1d6fc42d623d80af15c72573f00a45.pdf 6ccfa22bff7391b9427eb3dcd232a382 PDF Text Text ����������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 14, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 14, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 14, 1976; <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/36a08ecb62e26dd4dd7972570da6cf38.pdf 117acc80ae6b7a8fdd79727b15dd940d PDF Text Text ��������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 13, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 13, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 13, 1976; <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/6fe6a953d4313bf0783382d61624ffee.pdf 275c462808f7e52ce1a8c243b10fbf4a PDF Text Text ������ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 12, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 12, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 12, 1976; <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/0995e817d3ebda9b1d39b87c39e3aed4.pdf 53598b10277065e6d993c5b5ccb33485 PDF Text Text ������������������ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 11, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 11, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 11, 1976; <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/b0fbcdc1d954740714baacfbfbd58bce.pdf 6c90af9dfec1e03433a892f4461526ee PDF Text Text �������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 09, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 09, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 09, 1976; <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/755dd1887c6ddb44a2a61034627233c0.pdf 7bb417e71aad9c4faaeceb1e27806985 PDF Text Text - - -- - -. - -,------------ - vnlng Herald. Sanford, Fl. ---- -- - —__ - - i __ a C" Im = -- - -- - — - If. _J_.. (* W U 11 ~ I& ___ e- W .2 I/ 10 0 1111101111 C) SAN q* X 41A II I.J X Of 1 :1, I L 0 III %__ I..: !2 0 !? a It a 4A ,A Ix C9 V 1`4 Z M -8 . Of III 0 N. 0Z W LU Arm Am 01 at -C 4A Ali a 4X .a I0 140 A. 1% W .V Im 0 4A Z I 99 >. 04 CPO 8 10 04 Ln . (" iII ~ " V1 4 LU 0 K Z X N 14 w , 0 09 2: 4A 0 19 a ç1' as W, LD I- N V11 11A W W 1 In W 'a - 6J NJ 111,11i Q 0 • WJ 0 _ w 8 0% C4 CP% 0 4 C~% 04 irØ 3: C)% I1 fl > W 8 W * ,4 Q UJ * Z ' _J J a 0 X W el p4 0 -j 0 me 8 W 0i,. I 109 -. 0 F4 - ;: W , ,., i. Z (A 44 %,A 1 1111mil 12 "a U U') 0 & (1D cuD ILL I S ' Y IM CL 2 Z 0. um 5 V I -0 a o W z of u. .. U Z (W .a — a U V Reg 04 0% . 111111111 si X 0 (J .. Z V 0 1 ca = I I I I z - 'a 0 ______ . - - ,~; - ___ - -7z~.%:~ 14__ t_. .- - - - : . - '___ .-..-- . ~- --_-_--__ J& _J Z DLri,c~----, 1-_ . -1 '. - - - __ Z X t~n- 3: )* - =A Am i Cz :) III ~ 44 IW6 ne < (A Q n % !I 3P.- J 42 >. cc L16 ". V Z .- 0 ". >. rc a viiiiiiiit ed _,~~__~_,_;___ It ow W LL a W Z 'U &M U W 14 'U ODU U' 4C 4 v 4A 1; LU 4 Z W U' a ~~ _J rw I _____________________ - _e f 9Z ~ CL %) Z T 0% I A - - : . W II -- ---r — -_ _U The House Appropriations Pa It I a r 09 Z = IN cr .T. ~ Mn! I" Is ar E Z I' 0 Z 'a . z I ~ i 4= A = a W6 X im 1 N" X Z &" - k i ~ f'l "~ W 41i J J 0 :1 11) 2 W UJ 0 X q* ~ F- 1, T -, &A J &" =1 _-,_~;sL~~--:~ ,/ /i Us 111wiEw . > 0 VA I W Z 99 7 at 0 3t 8 I 0 a of- X wo W I u. %. W J00 5 ~_4A%ft I - ' - •' _ '-' '-I- - - - .-.-- - A. g C) X C13 " . L -- tj > Z p. _______ = = 0= Z &4 S owl I Of =1 0. . U -- 0 U 0: W "a 0 o t., Z 111A 4A ~_ ,Z Q: . a Z '•' •, ZZ 'a co 0 = W X C L D 1% W #A - Cd =A _ffi 4 U, 0 '.,- _____ I'. WILLIAM C1IAPPEI L RFI 11 2 - _ . . c' - . . - - '. _. - . ' .. I -- I 1, . ; .--- - 1-100 ____ -. I -. . r_ releqse which says, "It was made clear ftt the public concerning . . .- uit art?tuI, I.. ___ 1~ , .; t _:_. - -- ___& I - ---`- .--..- - --_-1 .- SEEDCO and that The Orlando newspaper story quickly as possible. I President Horace Orr says he ask that continues to welcome an In- said Willie Williams, CS/I the GAO coordinate the CS/I : . vestigation by the federal Project Director, asked for a investigations and that they watchdog separate probe, but Orr con, make any further independent government's agency, the General Accoun- tends Williams simply asked investigations that may h' I the GAO di which tin g required to get the facts ow ' Oviedo High School Principal KeM Stone (left) and SemInole County Bicentennial Committee Orr disagree(: with i report inrequestedy Orr last On Feb. 18, Orr called a pre Ccordinator Ernest Horrell admire awards won by OHS Junior Michael R. Buchanan, who received a conference here and asked U. S Savings Bond as first place wincer In the Southeast Regional Lincoln-Douglas Bicentennial an Orlando newspaper to the February. $1,000 . ______________ : . " 4 17,n - __________ ________ __________________________________ ' Youth Debates held in Atlanta. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Buchanan of Chulnuts, be will represent the Southeast to the national debalm to be held In June at the Lincoln Memorial. A member of the Oviedo E}ebatc Teamforfour years, he has received numeroi debate and speaking awards. dierald Photo by Tom Vincent). Feather Rules — - _IT" . - - -1 .~~ ~x~~. - ,___ __ _.- Orr's contention that Sen. Lawton Chiles to reque,t c ffect that a top official of the federal Community Services Williams' reference was to an audit by GAO. Then Kell, ,, GAO was backed up this cal (I1)fl d (CSA . rI morning by Congressman and Chappell joined in on the ng during the ay I Continued On Page 3- A i ________________ .. SEA Gr*ievance Is 'Out Order Of By JEAN P1tTIESON • Member -c • es To Be Polled _ -_ I ~~_-___~ ~_____ ~ VIv==== _y, 1XV7 — =_=:_ -- __ ----. . - - , -, - -__ - _, __ Today Disband ID I Norman Floyd and Winter lierald Staff Writer participate monetarily and to current cl-airman - agreed be present at meetings was ago Wednesday night to poll the pass orgal three C In addition, Floyd, who several montlLs ago offered Sprins city Altamonte I... 0 Dcar.`bby I . lrInib ......... 5-B °'n .I 4B . .. V •• A 1 1-3 B 6_11 5-B in the early l9iOs with the name members and the Seminole drew the offer, Anderson said. _. , - IF ... -f ~1~ , •, . 1, I . ~T'.~ Clff!cials have labeled a v .- - - - *, -- . . - -,, ' 0 IF. '- ri u-it .'. 't'daesday's high 76, today's IO 65 . , . '-'- I. -. " - IA They decided, Anderson said scattering pursuit throtigh Herring's first floor suite of officei in the $4 million cour- To Hear ' Bu - !. -- the homemade headgear appear on Page 5-B he soic' It a big rat I ran after it and chased it through the misdemeanor section of ~,~wit~ Aicuictit xitnuner im. 6. V. Garay teswieu" he ruled out suicide in Black's death because there were no powder burns on the left temple wound that caused hLi death, dale, had colluded to keep him Wednesday Assistant State Atty. Bill Heffernan told the jury that from testifying before the a Sanford woman, concemed that the wrong person might be indicating the shot was fired from a distance of more than two Natural Resources Committee. ( ,n la SW GIiccrs testifed that a 38 caliber revolver was found in a pool an electronic bu" and detect,ises tape recorded a police for The Natural Resources Corn bullet-pierced wall and also on the Inside portion of a rear door in . . •. • .. ..• . ~ . . _ TZT 0111~c .,:i_ -L. ,,'1,1_ E __4 t~ I,Le fl. -, -V j--: . - - 2' ., - I H IL , -r - ' , . .. `Ov -Lift - ,~L, ,_ *. z,~, .%IVA , -~),~. 'a - • ~ _7 - _.- ' .t~r tg;;~~A. ,. . r., 'I ,e' :,,,A, . 'it,c' . ' 't- '-'. 'c'- _ !&?,~`.:'-11_ ___ ~ te' - ' " ,I 1 ~ " f i - ~ .. - ~~#~,I& - . W., si "' '---- .7 t ' "- ,, • .. Z Aa Il ' --I J.A_--- .-_ ..t 'L - J. 11.4 , _,~, - ~061_ _: _. I -4t', kv , - 7 - ~ 4~1__ - ~!~- --.. -_.-~_. -1____,___1 -_.___11_t,4'i- ~~-~ " . - iirnere.l and l,eked in (hid a chair drnrrwd imeta' çhell Dr. Garay demonstrated the trait'6017Y for the jurors using a from a storage cabinet onto the metal rod and a plfistic head "lar to ones used for wig stands. rodent. killing it. Officers testified that blood was found on the couch near the .. '.Y,'' 1 - a television set, Sgt. Wi.11iam Ber- William Stalev's office, The attorney finally trapped ftiI hiijt .. was Recordings nosk testified -. , ,~ . .- . 4'. ' - the Bicentennial bruneft Wednesday at the Grester Sanford slip across the carpet and out Chamber of Commerce, where dozeris of local folks showed up the door into another office, "I couldn't believe it at Urst with hats they'd designed and made themselves. More pictures of XP7 =W .,"A, the office about 8 p.m. and was settling In his desk chair when HAT WINS PRIZE he felt something scramble Os er hIs foot and sass a shados Mrs Jack Weible was the grand prize winner at the Hats Off to shoot himself and that she saw him shoot himself in 'Ive living a mechanic's tool chest and . . r vs. rodent episode: ' room of her sister's residence . - related this account of the man t By BOB I1.OYD herald Staff Writer , - ,i , p~ ,-- ; I 4it_f, T -, thouse was a fat, iS-inch rat. An assistant state attorney, who insisted his name not be rtealed because hes afraid 0 urder Ju , he'll be nicknamed "the ratkiller or the exterminator' - .. : .. Fatally injured (luring . - ai__ iWt;~ ~~ .FWW,. . I - 7?~ .L — furious 10-minute furniture- - - C~ff&_ .. _-#c - - ~ - -.~~jc,;-1 ~__- I— ____ .'r., ~-~P- - ------,.------,=i.l.~-zm4v-.e---u~.=-x -_ -T-;~, ,_ L_Xv. ;~~&--Oo_~- i;~i,t~ -:et ~ _i~ - ~~--I . I- _.- I- :_;-!,; ~IWA.n -. ~~, -t:,~:-_,~J ' ,. •. _____ . . - 1110sPital --.7 ~ . .- _,_- - I - . _ _~i , _1~~ - ,-_ , . -~,n_~ ,~. -Really! .--...w . ~,.., Cross"ord FI IItS. after three LC Obituaries the four South Seminole cities is researching the approved byproperty as the site for a public Sports about to disband. laws determined Wednesday safety - police and fire - Television rganization was founded night that the original four regional training facility, with- Women CM NO, represent i ng the County Commission are the Anderson said Floyd reported initials of Its four original city only ones properly part of the to the group that Altamonft Casselbcrry, organization members, ,,,:%,, ,- - .- . - ~ , ` mi - J U ., -~~ - -. ? stif ied - -- w~_ ------t t - - 'S I a n g' - - :.' lilil~ ~Il i~ ~ ~ ~ s ......4-A Around The Clock Bridge .. . ......... . 4-B .. r . - before the committee to m'ens Tampa woman alleedlv admflted killing her husband Dec that he inferred Chairman Tor11 Sanford. lNicPherson, D-Fort LauderAs the first4egree murder trial of Nancy Mae Black, 33, began .U >- = U ______ met at Chapp.11's insistence it hitt a'hingtonofl' Air' * cflap$All stt'i - ., :1 (11111 t; formatmn' prrvinuchnrnided by in',cMIgdttng agencies in ulcated that SrI.DC(J is in full '. Circuit Court Judge J. William Woodson allowed int:roductkon the rat behinda large mounted Lykens said Mrs. Black, who appeared to have been drinking, 1,obbyist Charles Lee of the t into evidence of a black and white autopsy photograph showing a inap in front of a noor to ce d g o A 12-member circuit coutt jury was expected to hear electronic later told him she was In the ki, probe inserted In the victim 'ss head showing the tea jrctor) of the window and shile standing in Florida Aububon Society SiCflt surveillance tape recordings tins afternoon in which a former didn't see her husband shot O• big Z IM6 > J Us iiiiiiiiii~iii - Im 0 05 pa I 1 0 -- - . - lack of attendance at meetings month s rnteting scheduled for (onstruction costs i the and increasing to 15-!5 m.p.h. raise more money for PERC May 5, the original four ill program sa:1i cooperati 'e one this afternoon Winds stronger Th e House also adopt ed a and apparent lack of interest by make the division on whether to for the region. and gusty near thunderstorms. number (if rules revisions but the members, liablilti 80 per cent ' The count%representative to Itain pro c1twked one to allow speakers to Rewesentatives of three of t tonight and 20 tion Sig Pearson, today, W per ren' the organiza ' suspend inembe-rs indicted for the founding cities -Longwood the per cent Fridas to write budget an4ilsst arrised at official crimes The proposal Councilman Parker Anderson, A motion by Floyd [)ctailsandtiths onl'agt 5-A ssusreturnedtotheflulesCom- Altamonte Springs Mayor letters to the others absent imiecting alter idjourninent for more study mittee house Star,dartLs and (ondut't U ° _______ STUDENT WiNS DEBATE CONTEST -.. .- _____________ . / 7' I . _______________ 1 .. . Shimers and scattered nesda', a 45-percent hike in and North Orlando hich Is today, that the admission of constructing a public safets thunderstorms today, Publk IEmploye Relations now called Wintci Springs ending tonight Considerable Lake Mary, Oviedo and Sanford training facility cloudiness Frida ,. Ifighs The naine was changed in into the group was not done in again for a subcommittee to recent months to the Council of accordance with the rnostiv In the 70s. Lows tonight b)--laws. , ney would be consider assessing unions and Local Governments in Seminole In the' upper 50s to lower 60s. the Anderson said at next available to pas most local gosernmeflt agencies to Counts It has been dying for %%inds txcomliig northcasttrls Opponents of a bill to tighten restrictions on lobbyists failed to kill it in a 44 vote of the V 44 oaf_JW . .. . I 1, I- - ___ .- • Committee rejected Wed- Allatnonte Springs. Longw t- ' .J 0 0 a 44 4 ' - -- ____ - I - 0 i ; ). 1 1-- I i;~ - e/ 4C co I I - - - I . to 30 years to eight years, p us- $12.8 mill on needed to match the federal funds 'a . IL , . _- - , - . 'a '. oF -- ___ .. ___________ _____ I A maximum of 30 students in eight mills of taxation, the kindergarten where the pupil Seminole County School Board district wide. administration's interpretation Herald Staff Writer last summer. Moore said that an SEA of the phrase "district wide." high school classes was the board had hired enough count was 25.51, a fraction over The motion was declared out survey of its more than 1,000 lie suggested this should be acceptable level agreed upon in teachers to more than meet the 25 maximum said Layer. posal to abolish parole, said bI Other class size averages the interpreted to mean class size the SEA contract. The level is negotiated pupil-teacher ratios. A grievance over class size of order on the grounds that a members indicated fore the committee hearing that mnat'e by Layer said additional quoted by the superintendent the Seminole written record of the grievance majority of the teachers should be kept to an acceptable also 30 per class for grades 4 a Ways and Mean.s report would It"ation Association (SEA) proceedings had not been questianed had selected level in every district of the through middle school; 21 per teachers had been added to the were: grades 1.3, 22.61 shov the measure would cost at Wedrwsdity niglit'g school delivered to the board chair- redw-titin In climi size as Us top county, rather than the coun- class for grndei I thn~tiqh 3: school jllAcz &JI tlx. SEA I maximuni, agrezil upor was several million dollars. board meeting was declarcd out man within five days of School priority for change, rating It tywide average measuring up and 25 per class for kin- conducted its surveys, and that 271; grades 4 and 5, 22.91 , refore I maximurn 30); grades 6-8, 11 8 "it looks like we are going to of order by Chalman Robert G. Supt. William 13. Layer denying above salary increases in to agreed-upon acceptable dergarten. Moore requested the board probably invalid, maximum 30; and grades 9levels. have to go back to the drawing Feather, who granted the the grievance, as is called for in importance. tnie" class size conduct a I.ayer said only certified 12, 24.67 1 maximum 30). SEA questioned the validity of association until next Wed the contract. lie C lie r were cited board," Dunn admitted. survey, and reduce the size or personnel who had contact Laver'i statement com.Nloorv. lie A pre.wntation tAas made to the school administration's by ulaimed 590 high said he liol*-d to bhot ten Uie nesday'i illeeting to subinit the the hours with students were pleted. School Atty. ula specific sentences S3 they grievance through proper the board by Bill Mocre, SEA pupil-teacher ratio survey, school classes contained over 3O clascs that are larger than high school negotiated size. counted in the sc~ool ad- Stemqrom asked the boar( 1) ' vice president. Moore c!aimed stating that librarians, physical students-, !79 would not be longer than aver. channels. School Supt. William P. ministration's pupil-teacher whether they had received a This is the first time the the school board was not living education, art and music classes had 35 or more age terms now being set. grievance proceedures have up to Its contract agreement to teachers should not have been students; and that 95 high Layer responded that he had survey. The results indicated written record of all grievance The measure would require been tested since the SF/I make eery effort to keep class included school English classes had over denied the SEA grievance that district-wide, class size proceedings up to the point of judges fl because by levying the full was below maximum, except Nloore also questioned the 30 swilents. (Continued On Page A-A) I signed its first contract with the sizes at tin acceptable level, transfers to free I 14 ,7~--_ 1 ___ - . V ployment in Florida. in the Transportation Depart- A _J i FM awl . J Le 'a W -. - . -_________________ a plan to chop out 488 positions 'a z ,q _______ ,~_- he ____ 11111111 . . t o promote cooperative action and open should continue. . W X V F I , II a The House Wednesday overrode five of the six vetos it considered. Leaders of both chambets confidently predicted that years ) 'a W - ~ ., ; * __________ . . V W '' .T;'.1; for a gnsoline-ta increase pro- 0i10t ion 10We(1 IRt 1. ____ subcommittee that proci'a-iin--c' d it had removed losing $129 million in federal hiahwav funds without the need h1 m U w - k ________. ih! ... operation is constructive." Orr, Williams, Chappell, officials, in a ?r. . 1 I The budget corrunittees of both houses mpt Wp(inesdav I 9 0 ~ > T ____________ 1% $ Q P. _J a I R J 0 — 3: Ime 5> W X 0 . a!: ( ff - I to Z a 1 = >. = - a 0 ILL I= a 0. • 1 For instance, a first-degree fl 0 )I ..a r.. dm q 4W t = um 4 - 19 -j LL 4A 44 a Z I 4% Z im I = Ild W bd F"A Pm _____ ___ ill ide Kelly said Cn6?thw v solid in ormatic,n about SE I [XTO not just "Whether the books set time without hope of paro e. a 'U z - A riiiiiiiii C) 4A LL :-- u - _ - 11 - - --- __ - X n a 2 116A ar Z Ui Cd - ______ 0 V11 & 111" = - - - - 2 )i 1 I- at I a I- I - III III) 5n U 8 = U, I III ___ R W ae a rm "L _ - z 2 I I I C*4 1 I 11091 " - 11 Alio me o Ul 5 Z _ ....................... 511111 ~ 14 I _- -, _L 0 16AJ X 'a of U Z cr g g < 100 - .9 "J 0 a> * u'&'L .0 = 90 Lum On'La" a LZ u 4A _ -. :J Cz 3 04 % ____ - iI- a %J ; CL W = i a. 1L :*0 OX W :))1Pw JA ce 4 P 4" '~. - - i_- _- - _ .__._1 .1.1 ____ O:E ox 2 0 US LX W L" Z 93 0 N tj Cd co O.: ; ox ;E ox I..: " I ift 0 110 .J a = L .J 0% >. -C Z > >. .9 ~ 0 * pm U) 44 >_ op Z U 'a U) Will 1-0 1A w o Ul 'a 'a "a 'a - 0 ~rl I ~ - I . Sen. Edgar Dunn, 11)-Daytona Beach, chief sponsor of the pro- W , ILL •.. V) %A = &L • . - _____ meeting In Washington attended by Cliappell, D-Ocala, vetoes. string of never having a veto overturned will be broken. • 1. — of any agency action )i'. 0 > z.L I. - impact stat-2ments in advhn"t i z - _.___ agencies t 1 IQ X CC V1 11 I I E " CM I V um P% Cd & W U 2 , 4dis 00 z ' 9 go a. U in W W z ' . the proposal would drasticall Ii i i , ._ I The major veto overturned Wednesday would require state 1 0 1161" 49 at I i -p to. • ~ .4 J abolished as a way to crack down on crime. fore the Senate Judiciary Committee, supporters of the "flat. time sentencing coortlit LI admitting that It" measure, as wr,tten, as ntroubIebceause It may cost co InUC assumption that this is what he made reference to." "The GAO t going to get into the act; I think they Intend to ;et Into the actual operation at the Sanford level,'t Kelly added. i Williams) Rep. William Cha ppell (Sanford's, says a "review SEEDCO operation seems to support the conclusion that 1' SEEDCO is operating ef4 fecte" 'uo! iint', - .-.~ Pr ' . - - this will be the year Askew's 0 In ~ 44 0 ( 14 - 0 . 4 = * r'J M0 a A . 0. p4 0 j L E ___ ______ _ By EL) PRICKETI Herald Staff writer _______ obe I led . - , CV) a a 0 % Revea - . 4( • ( o e. OW! IX i W 0 Vvt_r / V Q I "I I I — 'U 0 i& t' U.S. . Z CM , IIIIt J1Agt I I %M 0 C* ita - A Statehouse Summary Page 3A U V% W - 10ig i (L _ _ - W rongs N0 EEDCO 14!&V-1~ _______________ 0 0 in V11 Ix U0 W I&A ___ . o of Z U :4 I ,~_1 , — U' X 19 > I= g Ob Z " _- U6 . 9 0 I'. w 0 4( Lob w 111111C ,..j V _________ ,.~~ 2 Z z I__I I - - Q u ______ -- "I TALLAHASSEE AP A showdown loomed today on one of the most controversial proposals of this legislative sesMon whether parole should - ~,IN ;1 Parole Debate Slated U U U U -r1-,2%u;-.,- , .)~- AI . !i L N g~2~~ I -- U IL Sanford, Florida 32771—PriCe 10 Cents --- . __ da U 68th Year, No. 197—Thursday, April 8, 1976 I U 09 L" 1,-Z X z id :! U 4at UX Z 4A Ilix Eveningflenild t Cn Q Am _777 - ~~= -- 0 I %ft*44 = LL Z PM %%*% 4 0 I- 2 1Z 3 20 Z 0 (A ~_ iiiiiiii 1,_ t2 &Z bm ca X 0 0 X III 0 - i co 0 f- — 11, 1 ; F~ in 1 1K t Z rv, A -. P1`1 . - 8 CV14 _ H = W C0 Q _ ____________ Io "a .- %O 0 11A ' I W 4 % -J == — - p I _ - W.dn,sd.y April 7, =a ______ - - -- _— N N - - _ _-; - ~ - - - ______ - - -- =- - -=-'. - _1 '; '-: -. %k- - ~ Ur p'-? ,1 _ '~~, __ J~_ I 5n— .— X ; __ - ~~ *J .9 - - , - - _ .. - — Staley wasn't availabl~ today to comment on the blood stain on his office carpet. County Commissioner John Bernosky said the blood-smeared door was locked Black inches from Black's lefthand. In which Mrs. of blood on the floor less than 12 woman and Mrs. from the Kunbrough, courthouse mittee failed for the third time conversation between the reason for th,e The weapon contained four spent cartridge casings, police said, inside with a chain-lock when he *tographed tht death scene. custodian, was also ticavailable to agree on whether Lee, Collier Black admitted shooting her husband and gave the Bernosky said he was told that Mn. Black and he r sister, Mrs. to comment on possible cxand one bullet was found unde rnea th a Christmas tree in the should slaying. and Orange counties Detective IA Williani Lykeria testified Wednesday ufternoon living room, one in the body and two others went through a wallShirley McCormick had both washed (heir hands before he ad- termination searches for other stay in the South Flori da Water ministered a nitric acid swab test used In laboratory deter- rats who may have taken up Management District or be that Mrs. Black told him the night of the shooting at 2)9 Grove over a coxh and into a bedroom. - — - __ __ I ., 4%__,_.r~ I—_ - �— 2A—Evening Hera, ntnrd, Fl Thursday, April$ ,9fl = _ _ I 11>' BO B LLOYI) lkrald Staff Wrfttr . . NA110N ______ N BRIEF _____ . Ir, _______ _ , Y çi_: Retail Food Prices - only slight increases at least through raidyear, according - I P Democrat Miller Newton, that a inan who b ,ought a soft drink revealed a pistol in the Paarlberg cautioned that "some seasonal price in- Vihlen Jr., Seminole High Deputies said the nian took an asco County, formerly tossed waistband of his pants as she his hat into the already crowded r ang up the sale and demanded ring at an Orkindo press con. , ' . c:.. - Qe5t.Yl No. 8 0n Lie T.c' tr" - I1lfl1CV fl the i that he was an East growing count), in the nation, observed a 15~year-old girl Newton said, tax millage rates have been cut almost 25 per Reagan Speech Successful expending needs. n. ont Dr., Sanford. Newton, 37, is a native of Deputy D.E. Higginbotham Florida and an ordained reported that Sanford Police I.t. Methodist minister. He also ran The A.C. Nielsen Co. figures that determine success or fai,luri! of a television show were dimml. Reagan's halfaudience of 6.5 m.illion homes, while program aired Spring Festival F 0111' ST CITY - Forest City provide bicy cl e safetyand Elementary School will be the maintenance tips for the. scene of an a ll day Spring youngsters. Various films and Festival Saturday. Included in talks for the adults, including the fun and frolic will be gaire home security advice will also booths, flea market with tables be given. Th for '.isitors. dunking machine from 10am to 4pm and will But according to Reagan campaign officials, the speech has brought from $450,000 to $500,000 into Ragn cam- • paign coffers __________________________________ _________ Thursday, April 8, 1976--Vol..68, No. 197 w dogs. $7 10. 6 Months. $14 yAll otr -I McnIfNS. ___. - ' AA 9— - £ I I - rA , 8V N a I tree Mounting flJFI C 7;L_._ ._ - ____ 1% . . 4 . / ~ . I r .0:R.D-0V W%rV. 6 !I " ' 0 1 P 0 pecia - ____ ---,-- rice Nt IR A R78-13 ............... $33.56 Plus Fed. Tax .... $2.02 DR78-14 ................$37,41 plus Fed, Tax .... $2.45 E R78-14 ............... $39.09 plUs Fed. Tax .... $2.55 H R78-14 WHITE GRiFt-iS $44.28 plus Fed Tax $2.96 u R,8-15 ............... $45.89 plus Fed. Tax... $3.17 JR78-15 ................$48.78 plus Fed. Tax... $3.31 EMPCO.STEEL SPOKE , _____ &, IN - .,1 r c ain lin _ - ___ -i_i_=%~ I:T~ !~. _ _ .- -I-.--,I - 11-t- - --_____ ;__: Among those freed after more than 24 hours aboard the Philippine Airlines BACII1 was one American, Jack All along Orr has blamed his ,~oes on "attacks" by an Orlando newspaper. Orr says the "attacks" began Schroeder of Santa Monica, Calif., an employe of the after a group of local doctors James M. Montgomery Co. and a consultant on skater supply to the Phili ppine government, oppcs a S n uctec feasibility study for establish- Six members of the plane crew were still aboard along ment locallv of a Health Maintenance* Organization ence i ' ransom T!~~, __ -6 I - ___ .._.,-- ~ ~ --- ,4m, TITITIM .11 W17 r,r ir,7 1 TIM11, - , - __ . . J I I I i, . 21 1!1114 ' 2 WASHINGM iN (AP) — China watchers in the UWted sa e ____ I- VINe- liffEl ,9 r;~7/r , 1 of, ( - .- W1 4 posts .. '- _.,~ I I N lfl. hi -f " . - _; J , IXI_...i_. r i M t I I I - _~__,F_tkfi-. It - I - -- - _ __ ___ - - - . __._)PIJ C Man, Wife, 3 Children Less than $12,100 Man, Wife, 4 Children .................................Less than $13,040 NO LIMITATIONS ON ASSESTS. Eligibility is based solely on income, -I - ___ ~ ___ ______ \ ANNUALGROSSINCOME* ORCEE MAY QUALIFY AS HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD .z~; . MINIMUM CASH DOWN REQUIRED: 6 PCt- of Sales Price The Down _ - I 114.614%lrm I ~ ' - - - I I _ . U.S. specia lists or, Chinese affairs, Including (IA Director George Bush, former chief of the U.S. liaison office in Peking, expect the growing accorrunodafion witti to winners in the three age ~, I 0 , 'acy a 11(1 Ctl HI V. Outfit \ / f 1 _-_ ~. - . .. __ - __ — 4 = . - - - - Jr vanized 122-ga fabric cow*1 N*. 13PW14907 001411FIrwa I -A or Go&* Poo 44 WI. 1111 r,aI1 -- 'iiø' ,ft S le rafq 41% C,10 5.6J " I 11 - . ~ (31R - MILES Ig I -Lol, i ONE-A-DAY VA17 88 VITAMINS 11 - - J -1-1 1: : : Carpet Store - '' SAVE AND DO IT YOURSELF .4. 211H .14 - SHAG M ow $ . 5 AA IUII!I 75 ~Ajio ... ~ 11 ---•Ii- a I " s .- - --' — ' Lo. .••• . .. Yd.,% 's $4" ~, 1. _.": / jar' * SPRAY -.411J.- -~ , lw--*. - - 46 " : L I- 1 or Your Money Bak - o SIAPi ROFIUi AN[) C __ 90MONN _________________ - PINWUT HWY 17- AT 210 ST. sA?FORD t.1T7l .* • .1•r._._ I t ___ ,_, -_ - -. • I 1& . - I __6 " ',f z - , -v ; A * i--7i_,_Z 4. Of ;,..-'- - l =,-_-_ - -h& -% ; r__-! I 't~;~.-.t`. - - !--%~V4,.-? i - . c- , '''' i'tY 'f. P, KODACOLOR FILM ilevff .i.. ". - :~ , A ti f ' _: I , `t - ,I ~-, ,);. , .1;1`1__j!!4 11 42yemN, dr -' . -i I t. 1' - ' -' . - " '- _~e --_1'-;~_.t,-T*f~r.%-M=_f J-4q-111.:;~~'; - _. 1 i --.I _,.-, -,!;?._ I f ,I* _71v- 1. : -. ~. _~ 4;:~~ ", 4 , ---; t 7~., J i';• :..1'"1 1. __ - ~-_ ~;_,___ -,_-- 1.-1_.- /!41~ f_. M, M --, m op voice mixed ensemble, will u madrigals from the ( I dng ts-o If you 've been thinking about buying or building i~'now! * 00' ' 'T'he 1'mTr' buyers at competitive interest rates. You'll find rhe First people are good people t know when you re shopping for a new home century, two pieces from I -.= I I recent motion pictures and a medley arrangement of five songs from the po pular TV series. "Sesame Street." . i ~ H I Ed , 1" First I' deral The Frsl's,j ser,.r' rnar o Yemt'' F c --• ; - — -- i W a i w - . - - ___ SL, - - A o Orlando rfFJ,r,i' Sa.r1s ra1o1rIA%soca otOtaJo '-- ,~, -Of ~ I OPEN DAILY 9-9, SUNDAY 10-7 NA I-9 M __ - _01i -u , I 12r [qua' Housing Lender .njná _i_ - i !" "..'. - . 1 1, - % ___ '-'I,-,,---- - -- - -,----- _____i - ___ ____ ____--_ ~- '' __ - - N"119 000 - choral ensemble co-sponsored - 9 nt is ' 44 W The Battli Ilmn triotic music - The Com- Pa(,,ho V---- (" lie Beautiful," the "Star- O7th Sears • - I p F I;' - 7 bai ii!actiosi Guare.iteed I Amri' * 4il ' - I. ;54 7.;~ 7F .4 ~A 7 OZ. 1 =_ - C-6 _-t:-I-f.~,-,-_-_ --; i~~.- I 1 - .- - ----. -_ . " I _ ---= - __-__M~~.~~ !.zT., _'. .;~ .=--_-,-;~;_ ,- ~7 ;~,,~t, - -, !!~= _--_ _,____ - __ 2~~r- Ji~= I i~= ---,.~~ lvtnv~ -7 _______7 __ '& B U Y TODAY INSTALL TOMOR ROW ____ - —-Z --r-'--rf -;~F 148 I0*&IF*rV8AI 211H iii _-;,_i_~ _, SECRE REMNANTS I- __ ___- FW - '-r._ -_.I _.:A, .--. -:-- -T_--- -- ______ . Sq Yd i 2 .."v: _ I ;- ........ FTI I NYLON - — - - % ;lIP, 91 si )v HVLO W. 7 I1 V£ I V/v "> . ,$• - EXPERT INSTALLATION OR si i!1 - . '... om ,A- f /, /' SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE I I - I ;4 111A ~,f71A $9 I .- - t - gz~~2&-T~-_--MA_ .. ^ , mino e ~_ __._-__ . -- ~ - --- __-___- '- , o -- 1' . tV - Chorus I V IV S*Nhve Frke 1 6 3000 will be hidden. Over 200 ih il drrn partici pa ted in last '.arshunt I / ______________ first vice premier arid a fellow moderate, Li ilsien-nien, had appeared In public receiving th e L.aotiLtn am bassaclor . librar building Sunday. I rX include top rails, fine post, ___ V \ Give your family added pri- ' Tsetung, came word that a close associate of the fallen Faster Egg Hunt chairman Harold Sundvall said 800 eggs teo ; .. - if • ._ __ SAFOltD A concert of patriotican'lpopularrnusi '.iii I 6 1% - A i , . - M[Ill,I --- - i ' histallalion. Cmts anti Terminal IF. Mw; Wi 31 - - --__ - /f\,"A JP 7 ,k",< Payment on the above home is $2,100. r ' " . SIZE OF FAMILY .4 Vill 1 - - _____ J k -. our t' lri: (i(iflattiI )V 1i'al tu.r.. and niercluints, will be awarded , i gh - —08a ,—i r--_ - - # J) PI-11.1 -- - N t'('kW/i'/(/.• DISCOUNT : ' for area children on Easter Ii Sunday from noon to 2 p.m. in I Fort .Mellon Park between the Peking despite the dismissal of Teng Hsiao-ping, the ill. fated heir to Chou En-lai, from all party and government !11___ _ 7 e.I.,_A_ - -1 UiIIUi U ka ... I SANFORD — The Sanford- ',oN SCROLL PATTERN 1~-. S Iii 1 ., ' e DU PONT 501 Easter Egg Hunt . 1 0%6WAL, CA ., .,. 1, 'Ei son ~i~__ low ^01i .& I• 5I ,, , . Ci ___-_ IHMO. "The attacks have been authoritarian in tone and %%ithout even thei,ppe,mmi-v ( J with an internationally rated pilot, first officer and ~ UNG • -• Did not meet. . with the three hijacker-s. Mairforcespoknsaidtheoagreedtorelea3e the passengers after the airline agreed to provide them -- . I •V V• letter to atiles, a Lakelarid ermen from the sales tax. mocra . . 9. Since SEEDCO moved here in The Senate fighting agencies throughout the nation. MANILA, The Philippines (AP) — Three armed Filiptho who hijacked a Philippine Jetliner released the 67 passengers unharm,A Way. . ~I o I The Governor want to accept that report." responsible for bringing some I S4.2-million to Seminole. Took no action on legislation. Asked who *,some people' " I t - .. I . were, Orr rwmed the Orlando .W~ `IV N N 1 I . , I IOAII IP_ .~ 1 newspaper. . M~7!!_;_~ Orr also confirmed that CSA .- . ,; f auditors are presently in town audit is needed because the ('SA s word is not good enough The CSA Is the f ederal government sponsoring agency for SEEDCO and other poverty- • • Filipino Hi,ackers Release 67 Hostages _____ ,I.gt 4i,'.1 '--i. —- EP,EIV bl,! U.... . fuel used by commercial fish- ., Jl* - '14 " PRICES -. Vetoes sustained: Sales tax — exempts diesel le don't 1970, the agency has been It ' Orr, is convinced that the GAO ;1 •• ___ ,- BRIEF - 1 I to] cii .6 ___________________________________ Sears '. P RESERVED nomic Impact statements on the consequences of their actons, 11B874. Craig. To Senate. "i io • I i objectivity," Orr said in his request from Chiles. The CSA has audited SEEDCO numerous times, but Orr sa 's "some CHROME AND Sem t Continued from Page 1-A _00 E.T. MAGS 1976 ROCKET RACINC7 GRAND PRIX OUANTITY stabbing slaying of Seminole euntributions to Cie trust fund sons who commit felonies while Community College coed can be sent in care of the free on bail shall be sentenced nole 1wr 138 Club Avon. To Senate. I Economic Impact r uires state agencies to prepare cm No Wrongs Revea ed In SEEDCO Probe Chairman W.E. Fullord, D-Orlando, On Wheels o- -.--- . rl t '' .,.-. - , - I - .and Rep. Mary Ellen Hawkins, R.Naples. have engineered a move to transfer the three counties from the South Florida district to two other A - t controversy over whether Lee, Collier and Orange counties sh oulds the South Florida Water Management District. Failing to settle the Issue Wednesday, the committee ated It bill tthi property tes for if* rive districts. The bill, approved earher, was then released by the comm.ittee. TIRE S nrønn _______________________________________ Clark. To Senate. Claims — awards $957,795 in comprnsatlon to Cleary Broth - State Arty. Abktt Iterring students ana*tacuit-y members penses In suing the Department TALIAHASSEE (AP) — The House Natural Re. sources Committee as at for the third time to settle a PLUS 50c FEDERAL TAX AND RECAPPABLE - 11T,d1 ,t,uiI "uS lhIe1ldU1th)tILtIIVtUtdUIJi1lI oh transportation 111117? ( irrunt' etlilenee t-.elore the trust fond for Mk!'' "'!"s- J;- 's To Seaate ~rand jury in the weekend year-old son. Officials said Crime — pmvides that per- mWIIUUsiIIffliat.xuiuii Water Issue Unsettled ANY SIZE '..- Wednesday, April 7, 1971 The House A sheriff's department source with Miss Duhon's death. said this morning that no Meanwhile, Seminole warrants, on indictment; h:ui Community College officials h.n crn.l said tod',u •' "ncprn'i Clayton', 22 *and*u;wed ' , was' expelled last month .Miss lad1Uh1uudLUC3 UI (JR sunXH lPrTwj of hpr' as aw is us 12*95 Statehouse Summary .i. persons named in the in- being held without bond on a 12 lanes and tennis clubs with at dictments are In custody. murder charge in conne ct ion least 10 courts. 11B64. Dick %Y FOR $ $ .1. Ibe Seminole County Grand Lake Mary, residence. Santa Rosa Island to deduct Jury ret ur ned six indictments Herring sa id the grand jurors lease payments from property Wednesday after an all-day would also consider several taxes. 11131759, Tolton. To Seasessionandthedocurnents were cases involving juveniles and ate. rd r d sidkd 1)) (ircuit ( ourt potential life f Ion> (Jlf(flL ' IJqur - proj ith s llcui.st.s Judge Kenneth Leffler until James Douglas Stage, 20, is for bowling alleys with at least LAUDERDALE (AP) — A Biblical education student expelled from Florida Bible College bet'orntng pr grMint hits lost her last hor c to graduate next month, but not before telling a judge "1 ade a mistake ... I don't think I have bad morals.of A circui t judge Wednesday dashed Deborah Jean ClaytCfl'S attempt to finish the last four weeks of classes ne ed ed for her fo ur-y ea r bachelor of arts degree. He denied her lawyer's riquest hi- an order nfln%'ing her to nnIete her ct*wU wsii PLUS FEDERAL TAX FROM $1.74 TO $3.08 . __ , 9 111 representatives on hand to %isitom '4 ~,- - 7 I I I — Altamonte Springs Police formation, parking assistance Department will have and other services to aid the v, 116 20, 12 %to"Ibs S32 40 [1 Wfl 1. ____________________ I . entire family. :c-.! _7___- _-_. .--__I -r L,I r • Voted to override vetoes on: FORT The Seminole County Seminole County Youth Sheriff's Department and Deputies will provide in. 32711 Second ClasS PollAge Paid at Sanford, Florida 3271). Month. . •U U and pop corn, sod,tis and hot provide a day of fun for the PubI,thcd Daily and Sunday, except Saturday and Chris tmas DiY byThe Sanford Herald, Inc.. 300 Pd. French Ave.. Sanford, Fla ~~M-g, - " Michael Hotundo received for Congress in 1972 and was infornuition that the girl "had appointed clerk of the court by ix,en offered five pounds of Governor Reubin Askew in marijuana" and that !-e, 1973. A year later, he was Rotundo and the girl's father elected clerk polling 83 per cent observed a man hand the girl a of the vote. bag of marijuana at the but it was a good investment for his financially troubled campaign. cpnt, . Fl a. being given a bag of marijuana. pace with the population's Clayton Jolly, 51, of 301 Fair- DJi'p. 55 r ;0`~..~ I.- _____ ______ Jury i n i c i iiieii i S i 'L application for more than materials needed to make the need of repair in Oviedo Ju' i,'.'i — that the county might win will County, somehow, is left off the in the skills required to repair homes Then that person would be tagged for use in Mid w ay, list An example is last year's be provided the necessary Bookertown, or other areas in Coed Viii! Not Graduate • 32 1 -0920 -, Booked at county jail in lieu cent and servicTs have still kept of $8,000 bond was Leanard WASHINGTON (AP) — Ronald Reagan's national tele%ision address may have been a failure in the ratings, , Q- L g A id i ii department of Housing and participation in the federal county development. Percy nothing. said the effort is aimed at If Sernintile should in some Urban l)ee1opmert (HUD). program Kercher pointed out that not "blighted areas, or those The county would also parpa rt of the $4-million pot, the money would be used to train ticipate in the program. County only would the program provide areas where housing Is sub- week. rlr I s . • been sent federal officials, Once the grant application is made, Kercher said any funds are announced, Seminole for assistance would be trained The House voted on Wednesday too.erride five of the 34 bills vetoed by Askew last session. It sustained his veto of another bill, which would have exempted diesel fuel used by commercial fishermen from the sales tax. House leaders planned to co ntinue consider ing Askew vetoes today. But Rules Chairman Lew Brantley, DJacksonville, said the Senate would not act until next PIf Pasco, the third fastest- to a minor child after they question No. 8, Sattler was fired: — r' i inspectors would make in- materials to fix up homes, it standard and badly in need of In essence, Kercher says spectiorts to determine which also would train persons wi th repair. by Seminole County. But almost every time the grant awards persons with homes that qualify Askew veto for the first time. e ç" , Thurday,AprilL l97&-- 3A submit a grant application has "blighted" is one of many iiiade persons to repair homes. state agency economic-impact statements and four other measures, moving the legislature toward negating an served as clerk of the circuit Wednesday night on a charge of Last Friday, after his employer learned of his answer to . -, f In the three %e,-rs he has Sunland Estates residence to represent foreign countries, But Sattler's reply to question No. 8 on the registration form was not routine. fl / t his '.'ear-old Sanford are routine, required of lobbyists or others who are hired $2 10 6 .. formal •'i workers ,rid retirees. 1 '1 wy. heel - SeeKs Feaera i H ou repair homes in "blighted" intent. This latest attempt to in areas Acco rding to County Planner federalorstntedollarstorepaii' 11111 Kercher , a letter of intent to homes in areas considered TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The House has voted to override Gov. Reubin Askew's vetoes of a bi ll requiring is continuing in the case. (b ' L g' t) F Liii court and chief fiscal officer in delivering controlled substance VInlh, it'l reiister except SaLtIer encountered Question No. 8 as he registered March 23 with the Justice Department as a person who actaon behalf ofa foreign goverrunent,Such registrations Hi'' I_I energy independence and the store's receipts. economic .security for both Sheriff's agents arrested a 51- German spy. _ li 46 • & W e - skills w hich might endbletheln homes are subatandard At Tuesday's county corn $125,000 to pa v e streets in repairs Seminole Count), is seeking a After that determination is to secure good-paying Jo Kercher said the "structural corn- Midway. States other than meeting, portion of a $4-million mission Also involved in the progrwn Kercher perFlorida w' all the awards, rehabilitation" grant money is made, the owner of the home nationwide pot of federal missioners gave Negated By Legislature state Division of Youth Services apprehended but investigation TIre - i oi iii i ii e Askevv Vetoes May Be boys ran " residence ' thr Sanford police today were officials, officers said, - money which will be used to mission to send the letter of leaving this county with available from the federal would be urged to apply for is John Percy, director of M Mrs.Ruth La pp told officers warrant charging delivery of a BIG Investigators said the band1t took the colt drink he h d n Newton outlined a platform of ior with him when tie tied with made nouncement hasn't 6AJC1Ak1%X1l103&CUU 1W;U1CV# U;41JIy tMaji(XISEVOL31"ti" Ulf the part of a foreign goverriment. James F. Sattler, a political scientist working In Washington for a foreign relatkns think tank, said yes Fairmont Drive address. School Principal Don Reynolds undisclosed amount of cash and and Pinellas attorney Robert ran to a waiting yellow auto Coker - .are already in the driven by a second man and the race. A fourth candidate, car sped across the Orange. JoAnne Saunders of Orlando Seminole Cn,Ir!tv line to the creases" are expected in the coming months for fruits, vege ta bles and co ffee. Also, he said, the farm price of livestock is expected to go c WAHIN.zTO'i tAP boys, is and 16 years old, in cust od ' S IN - that she h.and over all the _________ * Fire - FL Evening Hera, Sanfo, Fl FLORIDA ternoon at 2540 Sanford Ave. to he chased three juveniles to it find Mrs. Kathleen Corley and house at 305 W. Ninth St. her son holding two juvenile Sheriff's investigators said arrested a Fern Park man records. 1t't, today. ftr indidite - Semi fl (ount> Lominissioner Sid • * Police they have no suspects in the Wednesday on a circuit court armed robbery Wednesday A fourth candidate has of. night of the IAtJe Food Town ''') joined the ra ce for store on Bear Like Road in Congress in Florida's Fifth Forest city. Congressional District. A store clerk told deputies "unexpected gains In meat supplies," which dampened over-all grocery cost According to USDA records, the January-March leveling off was the rt on a quarterly basis since the uid dropped 1 tht.1y from the third to the foui tb quarter 1971 ,,,_,,j,, * Courts n •u.iiaP> ll Avenue east of San. ford ab toda1failedn tem P I- but 11e XI escaped rifle. ;I pistol, i pocket and a holdase MllJ.ER NEWTON crease Oightly" in the second quarter of this year. Hesaid - i 0f1C Action Reports her through Police said the house had Officers said they searched controlled substance. ore they clothing (liscar ng Deputy Marion Mathews said the house and seized a "small Jailed in lieu of $8,000 bond been entered through a The e via e the burglary was discovered at bag of marijuana under a was James Thomas Murfin, 25, bathroom . window. a.m. An office door had been chair." -_.,. _~ 7 of 2301 Sandlewood Dr., Fern juveniles were charged with ried open Police said the >ouths we ren't p Sherifrs '.ice squad agents Park, according to (.ounty jail burglary and turned oer to 1J - .. ; __ kv to the Agriculture Department Imtead of going up I per cent during the first three months of 1-076 as USDA experts had been predicting since last (all, food prices held steady, Don Paarlbcrg, USDA director of economics, said Wednesday. That meant, the abet-age, that consumers paid about th e same for food as they did in the final quarter oF 1975. Further, Paarlbei-g said, rood prices may only "in- Burglars who broke plated railroad spike, sheriff's ___ - - -- _______________________________ probing two burglaries in- David Counts Jr., of 507 Oak volving juven il e suspects.Ate., Sanford, told police he heard a noise in his apartment Patrolm an Mike Tindall and other officers responded to vestigated to see someone run burglary report Tuesday af- out the front dr. Counts said • (eputLS said. / WASHINGTON (AP) Retail food prices have moderated more than expect ed and consumers may MR1i _1* k.U,Aa . Show Moderate increases - ed, But Couldn'tOpen Safe -. I - - Burglars Tri - I - —- I .____.LU. ____ 11M IR-11,71 1- - 1W -fz - _-4- -- — _ _____ =___ -- �. ... . . - . , , . .r I - I I . . I I I I , - ,~ r - -_ * Evening Hem1d Not even an Indian Guru has uI1lc1ent magic to keep up with the elusive and ever-changing political scenario in Seminole County. Candidates peep out of hiding for one second announcements, only to disappear behind a cloud of far-out denials. So, every once in awhile I Intend to devote a column to this or that political race — be it city or county — In an effort to lure some would-be office seekers out of their hiding places. For today's look at the study of Influence and the influential - politics — let's take a look at the most powerful elected body in this county — the Seminole County Commission. First of all, Commission Chairman Michael Ilattaway confirms he will seek a second term. "No doubt about it," Hatt.away recently told a reporter. 'there's also little doubt that Commissioner Richard Williams, a Republican, also, will seek a second term. That optimistic a prediction concerning Williams wouldn't have been viable six months ago, but it's solid today. Of course, Sid VihIen Jr., is firmly Into the race for the Congressional seat occupied by Richard Kelly, a Republican. fl)'' N FkENC}J AVE., SANFOIII, H.. 3,21 -071 '.rt.I Ci de 30~122-21'01 vr 8. I Around Thursday, April 8, 1976-4A WAYNE D. lXJYIJ:. Publisher It. IUCLIAIU) LONG. Editor 1.1 .IAM 1), ( URIUE. Man;iging Editor 9 _ — hUt' I)'hi \\t', .' i tnt.'.. Mnth. 52.40. Mtnth. $il Year. $23 10. R Misl In Florida saint' as home delivery. All other tn,iil Month. $2.0, 6 Month. $36.20; 12 Months, i32,40. Trade .. [" F \ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII The Clock Quotas By ED PRICKETT Are No Answer During a recent speech in Chicago, Ill., Assistant Secretary of Treasury David R. Mcflnnili-i r.nid thil n'nnrtmir' .UIIl•II. nnti,micm VIA I.III f/I UI.. The big question here is whether VihIen will resign his commission seat to devote fulitlme to his race for Congress. Some well-placed sources say Vihien will stay. Others say he will step down before his term expires. If Vihlen steps down, first reports were Sanford City Commissioner John Morris, a Democrat, was in line for the appointment, but that's out. However, Morris may still seek Vlhlen's seat In the election. The odds-on favorite fir appointment to the Vihlcn post is Winter Springs Mayor Troy Piland. lie's a contender, even though Democratic Committeeman Tom Freeman says the governor might app3int a woman, If VihIen quits. Of course, two even more viable subjects for eppointment are former County Commissioners John Krider and Ed Yarborough, both Democrats. Here's a real zinger. One source says Piland, a Democrat, has discussed the possibility of running as an Independent for Hatthway's County Commission seat. A Republican possibility for Vihien's post Is Bill Kirchhoff, the chairman of the County's Planning & Zoning Board. A race between Kirchhoff and Morris DON OAKLEY Was .,. ''"''' Nearly all of the economic signs in the United States are showing a steady improvement. Additionally, the United States finished 1975 with a ' 'nor record S 1 billion surplus of xnnrt £ verti,'less, th e Treasury Department, pursuant iu us authorit y unaer tr1e acts, is sifting th rough Isiwms by U.S. industries ranging from stainless steel flatwear manufacturers to mushroom packers, that they need protec tion from imports And the International Trade Commission — the former Tariff Commission — has recommended to President Ford that he slap tariffs as high as 35 per cent on imported shoes ( The tariffs now average about 11 per cent.) 'Earlier, the commission recommended that the President establish quotas on stainless steel and tool steel products. Under provisions of the 1974 Trade Act th e President can accept or reject the commission's recommendations. Congress has 30 days to alter any decision that the President makes. The timing of the commission's decision is unfortunate because the protectionism issue is politically flammable — and the political arena is not the place where it can be discussed calmly. President Ford is temporarily defusing th e political explosiveness by asking Japan and European nations to curtail certain steel imports. However, even this action runs counter to the prevailing policy of the United States that free trade is to everyone's advantage. The proof is visible in the 20 years between 1950 and 1970, a period of declining tariffs. During the same period world trade rose from $60 billion to $300 billion. The United States has captured its share of the trade, translating it into industrial and technological growth and jobs. Generally, protectionists argue that the higher tariffs are needed to save jobs. However, it is noteworthy that while shoe manufacturers say that they need to decrease the flow of shoes from Italy, Spain, Brazii and Taiwan, shoe retailers are saying that the American industçy is expanding — and that shoe stores will lay off employes if imports are curbed. Of one thing there is no doubt. Shoes would cost more if foreign competition is stifled. Other consequences of protectionism are evident. Our trading partners in Europe and Asia already are accusing the United States of applying a thin veneer of free trade rhetoric over a hard core oi market protection. That verdict still 'is out, but there is no doubt if that is proved to the satisfaction of other nations the retaliation will be swift and the ,'.'rI 211 11 UI nations like Italy where Cotninunisis already are making inroads into government. The way to meet the competition was forcefully exhibited by automobile manufacturers in recent months when imports of foreign models were closing American factories. They built better products and merchandised them more aggressively, Others should follow their example. The role of the United States should be to see that the international rules are the same for all. BERRY'S WORLD . Nixon A \/ i Conspiracy r+ h'_ rv ' 2 .A if Ii ______ -) I Plow do you like my impersonation of Chevy Chase? Firefighters Course SANF'Oh{l) — Seminole ('ommunity College is offering the "200-flour Minimum Standards" training course for both paid and volunteer firemen. Classes will be held at the Telephone Tr:aining Center Ifluilding 289) at the Sanford Airport, May 3-July 31. "', .. . . d.* L . . . - .- — . , , : -- .C.".! , I - -, Abortion , 1. I . ... Is A . . V '' The class will meet three evenings per week from to 10:30 p.mii , and on .SCVCII Saturdays From 8 n.m. to 5 p.m. _____________________________ A lid HOSPITAL - I As '.siie - . . ' /111.1 4 \'.. news n tA4U 'A ., . ,s "'I4esIb . mA, the downfall of Richard M. Nixon. It was the TVAP WASHINGTON—Maformer unborn chlld,l news media plus the machinations of a ' to be keenly interested In the debate continue "rnthtary-intelligence-tndustrlal complex" that over abortion. is dedicated to turnin g America into a fascist _____ .-r: Of all the arguments put forth during the I State. ___________________ __________________ _________ . _______ is curren t political discussion of what I Call the noOr so contends Marcus G. Raskin, a director , J _____ /fi fault pregnancy issue, by far the most ridiculous of a Washington D.C. think tank, the Institute for I Ls the idea 1.hat the subject of abortion ought not Policy studies, one-time adviser to " '\(\ * i\ 44 I y _________ to •• be thiket a bo ut at all. congressmen, member of President Kennedy's .4 \1 Writing In the Los Angeles Thies newspaper, natlonal security staff and co-dthndant with Dr. _____________ _. Jack Hood Vaughn, who used to head the Peace BenjammSpockandtwootherantl.Vietnarnwar 't''m Corps, says: "The private rights of citizens are activists in that famous 1%8 trial for enc (,.J - 'i. CON6 f . not to be decided at the ballot box. The attention couraging young men to avoid the draft. t-., : given aborti on In the curr ent campaign is an It was because Nixon attempted to leash the . . _______ '_____ ; -. ü'Lwlt to the American people, whose pressing A and FBI and undercut the politica l power of .) 6A , social a nd economic needs d eserve real and the corporate "barons" that he was dumped, ,,. . _______ Immediate attention." says Rask in In an Interview in the National Well, now. It just so happens that while Mr. Observer. The furor over Watergate, he says, Vaughn may disagree, for millions of other came as a complete surprise and shock to Nixon 00____ Americana the most pressing social need facin g because he hadn't done anything that other _____ / I 1. presidents before him hadn't done in the way of the country is to enact some kind of law which spying or bur gla ry or bri be ry or whatever. will give legal protection to unborn children, Adherents of the conspiracy school of history whose lives are being snuffed out at th e inwill probably nod their heads In agreement with credible rate of one million a year. Raskln's theory. In doing so, however, they will We've seen Mary Tyler Moore come to have to ignore at least one rather salient fact Capitol Hill leading a crusade to ban the leg-hold ot ZiCATURfS n about Watergate — and that Is that so flnY trap. We've seen campaigns to stop the people should have spent so much money to re Back o the pump slaughter of baby seals. And federal laws have elect a man who was trying to centralize power been introduced to prevent dogflghtlng and in the White House at the experLseof their alleged cockfighting, and to ban the capture of killer power. whales. National legislation ha., been sponsored ' from this aspect of Watergate to preserve the Tule Elk and to halt the continues to rain down. of animals shipped in Int ersta te Just the other day' industrialist Armand commerce. Hammer, chairman of Occiden ta l Petroleum Therefore it does not seem improper or InCorp., was fined $3,000 and placed on one year's suiting to ask those seeking the presidency 4 probation by a U.S. District Court judge in Los whether they value unborn human life sufNEW YORK (AP) — The "affordable home," the country today are offering houses that ac- fidently Angeles for imking and concealing an Illegal to favor its legal protection. Indeed, it Is $M,000 contribution to Nixon's IW2 re-election as builders sometim es call it, is one of the most tually cost less than those of two years ago. imperative that such questions be asked. Some of the economies were obtained by campaign. The fine was the maximum allowed beneficial consequences of the late and unlamented recessloi of 1974-1975. shrinking the size of the unit, eliminating extras, Furthermore, Mr. Vaughn'n statement that by jaw. Benefits? Yes, recessions do help substituting us out In a good At about the same time as Hammer was for expensive cabinets, the private rights of citizens are not to be WBY, a very painful way, by correcting some eliminating of the garage, leaving the attic Un- decided at the polls, Is absurd. hearing his sentence, the Civil Aeronautics the excesses of price and demand. Both those ex- finished. But this was only part of the story. All the rights we have as Individuals are, In Board slapped Braniff International Airways Builders recognized also that emogWes could the final analysis, private. Them rights are with a rec(rd SM,000 fine for juggling Its books cesses were evident in the housing market. The typical new single-family dwelling swelled be produced through changes In their absolutely meaningless unless they are to hide a similar Illegal contribution to the Nixon in size In the late 1960s and early 1970s through business practices — by eliminating waste, guaranteed by laws, which can be enacted only • campaign the addition of the guest room, the family room, ordering materials more sensibly, scheduling through the ballot box. All these contributions, it should be Nixon hadthe extra bath, the eat-in kitchen. The home was work better, marketing the produce more In. Ralph Waldo Emerson said; "It is Impossible remembered, were made after becoming the castle. telllgenUy. to extricate one's self from the questions in already been In office for nearly four years and labor and materials prices were rising at the his intentions certainly dwuld have been clear. One company. Kaufman and Broad, a major which your ige Is Involved." arid gradually the v,ica; Abortion is one of these questions and as such but maybe he made the power brokers an offer same time, rose from the low-and rnld-$ao,oco range up into builder, now claims it has brought prices down to should be discussed. they couldn't refuse. Or maybe thr are simply the $40,000-plus a $29,00(i to $36,000 range, affordable by families it category. Taxes and Interest our understanding. too clever for with Income of $15,000, whereas the $40,000-plus rates were rising , Or maybe Raskin should go back to the tank - . . . . - rwk.p ii n v,ir rn,ip,i ewi avwt i.. W,WJ U1 ______J •••••• •• '"IM me american c:cam Decame wishful and do some more th inking, ccrn. thinking; it became unaffordable, and home Meanwhile, savings and loan asoclatlons and Letters Ia the editor are welcomed for starts collapsed from a peak of 2.4 million units 4. A female person in Cleveland has filed a other lenders are loaded with p1cat1oti. All letters must be signed, with a funds to lend, and in 1972 to fewer than 1 million in the first quarter $I5O, suit against two of the city's men In blue mailing address and, if possible, a telepho n e interest rates are settling lower generally under of this year. — and one woman in blue. She charges that in flUIllt)CT so the identity of the Titer 9 per cent, making home financing a slight bit may be [s the course of a hassle over a traffic violation, the overack to the drawing boards went builders all easier. verified. The Evening Herald will respect the America, seeking to design homes whose y cop heat her while one of the men held her. wishes of writers who do not want their names prices would be In line with incomes. Poten tial Again, the Infl ux of money to the lending InWe've heard stories ahout police brutaUty buyers &t the same time were lowering their print. The Evening Herald also reserves stitutions Is a direct consequence of the reces- the right to edit Jett before, but this is the first allegation involving demands. ers to eliminate Ilbel or to sian. People save — or attempt to save -during conform to space requirements. policewoman brutality. So, out of the recession came a gradual return insecure economic times, thus preparing the Sexual equality marches on. to amity In the housing market. Bulders all over financing For the next bpturn. ______ NU ItS * 'fl'" e&. ir 0. JOHN CUNNIFF Home Industry C - - scapegoat. They are conv1nc.I titet thp nr4!.. '° ? dead with the bootleg purchase came directly from Taipeh, probably from Premier Chiang Chlng.kuo who personally runs the Chinese Nationalist armed forces, The ousted Admiral, according to our sources, was In touch with a California con man who posed as a naval officer and offered to sell the Chmese the banned torpedoes. It Is doubtful whether the promoter could have delivered them. miral (Ilu, meanwhile, packed his bags and hastily departed Washington. Footnote: Neither the State nor Defense Departments would comment on the story. Taiwan's Ambassador, James Shen told our associate Joe Spear: "No comment, no response. I don't even want to know about It. I Will wait and read it." HALLS OF MONTEZUMA: Old soldiers ne ver die; they merely move Into top government jobs when they leave the armed forces, The practice of collecting a civilian salary and a military pension from the taxpayers at the same time Is called double.dlpping. It is common among the mThLry brass, who often retire from active duty one day and show up In ccxflmand of xme obscure Federal .iffIa-t the I?' Take the case of Gen. Herman Nickerson, who missed becoming the Marine commandant, To assuage his injured feelings, he was eased quietly Into the administrator's office at the National Credit Union Administration. This 13 a quasl.offlclal body, known Inside the government by its Initials NCUA. It in supposed to regulate the nation's 13,000 chartered credit unions and, specifically, to "promote thrill" But Nickerson charged Into the corridors of In any event, the FBI got wind of the scheme the NCUA as If they were the halls cf Mon. and notified the State Department, It was agreed tezuma. lie Is a stickler for red tape, splc-widto keep the Incident qviet in order to spare an span surroundings and the accoutrements of ally public embarrassment The unhappy Ad- high command, which may make for parade. -. tC'-- !) , ADMISSIONS: Sanford Ruby Grace Bennett Thomas A Best flihn ''" Marvin I). Bumgarner Lola B. McManus Harold It. Rankin Lo uise Itefoe Jack Scott Rena Richardson, Altamonte Springs John H. Arnold, Chuluota Charlie B. Burchett, DeBary Eugene Drew, DeBary John E. Larnbertson, DeBary Vashtl S. Lindsay, DeBary Albert C. Hanchey, Deltona Walter D. Lee, Deltona Billa Dean Crews, Lake Mary Louisa Girard, Tampa Enzn Ardizone, Brooklyn, N.Y. BIItTILS: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. iGayle) Bishop, a girl, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Gar' (Doris Jean, WIrizi), a boy, Sanford DISCHARGES: Sa nford: l)iza E. Brown Charles H. 1)umu.s Shirley A. Edmondson Edna L. Lawrence Alice L McMillan Bonito L. Parsons Anne M. Porter Mary E. Tobin Lena M. Maxlield, Deltona John C. Waltrich, Deltona Timothy M. Cameron, Eustis Margaret C. Dunn, Geneva .' fl.T.•' By Con Man me evening classes will rotate evenings from week to week. Cost of the course includes $10 registration, $23 laboratory fees, $.io books and $2 in. - Thursday, AprIll, 17-5A suranee. Registration is now in process in the Registrar's Office at the College. For more information, ('all 323-1450, Extension 377. WEATHER Wednesday's high 76, today's low 65. Showers and scattered thun derstorms today, probably ending tonight. Considerable cloudiness Friday. highs mostly in the lOs. Lows tonight In the upper SOs to lower 60*. Winds becoming norihensterly and increasing to 15 to 25 m.p.h. this afternoon. Winds stronger and gusty near thunderstorms. Rain probability 80 per cent today, 50 per cent tonight and 20 per cent Friday. EXTENDED FORECAST Fair weather Saturday through Monday. Cool Saturday with a gradual warm ing trend th ereafter. Nighttime lows In th 40s and SOs north, 50s central, 511 and 60s south, and in the upper 60* in the keys. Friday's Daytona Beach tides: high 2:35 am., 3:13 p.m., low 8:53 a.m., 9:18 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 2:30 a.m., 2:57 p.m., low 8:44 a.m., 9:13. AREA DEATHS lflS. HELEN (',AINEY Mrs. Ilck'ti L. Gaincy, 51, of 105 Tan gerine Dr. Sanford died Wednesday night. Born in Ohio, she lived in Sanford for the past 22 years. She was a member of I.... t).... .. ' -. ' " Church. She was employed by Stromberg.Car Lion. I,. .jui , ',uis her include husband, Clifton P. Gainey Sr., of Sanford; two daughters, Mrs. Janet Doolcy, Fayetteville, N.C. and Mrs. Judy Capko, Tampa; son, Clifton Jr., Altamonte Springs; lather, W. K. I ing, Iiurel 11111, NC.; two sisters, Mrs. Sue Smith, Hamlet, N.C. and Mrs. James Woods, Rockingham, N.C.; two bro th ers, Isaac and Melvin Long, both of Rockingham. [Irisson Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements. SARAH WEVERS Mrs. Sarah Weyers, 85, of 2504 S. itle Ave., Sanford, (lied Wednesday. Born In Pittsburgh, Pa., she moved to Fern Park in 1947 and to Sanfo rd in 1960. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church, Sanford. Survivors include her son, Lawrence Wyers Jr., Fern Park; daughters, Grace E. Theobald, and Mrs. Olive M. St um p, both of Pittsburgh; - dauhter, Mrs. Jean E. Davis, Orange City; brother, George T. Harley, Cleveland, Ohio; nine grandchildren and three grea t-grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home isin - - ;•,_,_,,. Fuero Notices GAINEY, MRS. HELEN L.— for Mn. Helen L. Gainey, 51, of 105 Tangerine Drive, Sanford, who died Wednesday, will be held Friday _. 4• - - -. a-.---- of p.m. ii oriwi uneui Home wIth Re Carey DeBusk Funeral services Officiating. Burial will be in Hamlet, N. C Briin unecal Home In charge, WEVERS, MRS. SARAH— Funer al services for Ma., Sarah Weyer. 13. of 2501 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford, who died Wed day will be held 10 a M. Saturday at Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Virgil L Bryant Jr. officiating En tombent will be in Noodlawn Memorial Park, Orlando. ____ Friends may cdli from 7.9 p m, Thursday Friday and 35 and 79 on Gramkow Funeral J I. Home in charge . _________________________ ~ Lab 7 #: r U J fitted po'yester seersucker blazers ;=_n~e= ___`M _ Crisp seersucker done a now way in washable, drip-dry, travel-right 100° polyester! Long sleeves, fitted two-button front, notched collar. Pure dynamite in white: 8-18. _- ••-f --' :- -. ~ 7A 1- . h flare leg polyester gabardine pants Another groat treatment in polyester, this time in line line gabardine' Elasticized waistband for smooth lit, ball and metal buckle, fly front Jr and Missy sizes, Say charge it Just ! ' ground precision but Is a little hard to take for he didn't pocket the $172,769 personally. Much of civilian bookkeepers. it was paid out, he said, to other lawyers who The Genera), In dismaying disregard of the helped with credit union liquidation cases. But thrif the was supposed topromotealsoscaered Haden refused to be pinned down on just how money around as if he were still a free-apending much he kept For himself. member of the milItary-Industrial complex. Meanwhile his son, Fred, Jr., has turned up He spent about $5000, for example, on a fancy on the NCUA rolls as a $50 a day consultant. display case for his Marine memorabilia. He Fred, Jr., denied that his father had "any direct also availed himself of a chauffered limousine, bearin g" on his employment. The General and linden, incidentally, appointments as a wooden signature stand and maint?In a close relationship They cruised two color television sets. He also put his former military aide on the together in the Caribbean, with their families, payroll to attend to such mundane matters as last January. They were also joined by another Marine crony, Carroll Smith, who worked for manicuring the lawn at the General's home. Nlcherson's arrival at NCUA was In the Nick?rson at NCUA for awhile but now holds a J'r.#.dIbI1.t..L edit lJfliOn National Associatlon are of a Marine mvasion. tie repeatedly which Nickerson is supposed to regulate. violated federal employment regulations by placing his military sidekicks In high-paying A confidential Civil Scr,'fce Conunisslon jobs report sca1d. Smith for his work at NCUA. "We One military crony, Fred M. Haden, was found a number of violations of Federal Merit installed as general counsel, lie left time agency Promotion procedures," the report charges. at the end of 1974 to go into private law practice. The report cltei specific cases of hiring or But he didn't leave emp(y-hanji.,d. According promotion violations, Most. involved former to NCUA documents Intended for official eyes Marine cronies of Nickei son, including his valet, only, Haden started his new law career with persona] secretary and her husband. At least $172,769 In legal fees from the agency he had just seven other leatherneck croni now hold top left. One of his clients, a California computer jobs at the NCUA. rIrm. also landed a cross-continent contract to do the agency's computer work. Footnote: Nickerson refj to comment on Haden told my associate ,Tack doherty that our story. - Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. I 0 - -- JACK ANDERSON To save face for the Chinese, the scandal has been hushed up. No move has been made to prosecu te either th e Chinese or Americans w ho were involved In the Illegal scheme. The former Chinese naval attache, Rear Adm. Cniu lIau-ku, was sent home to Taiwan for his role In the deal. Sources close to the case tell us, however, that the Admiral was merely a .rc. Admission and parking are free to the public. D. L OFTON JR. I . , I . ~ . 1 1~~dl i-;`a t", , ~ r , Taiwan Ch'inese Torpedoed //.J\ q& 7 ' 4W W_* illl T1TL -;J'4 u WASHINGTON — Chinese Nationalist of. ficials attempted last year to buy some bootleg U.S. torpedoes which are on the forbidden list. The sophisticated naval torpedoes aren't supposed to be made available even to America's most trusted allies, reportedly, because of their secret guidance mechanism, - . .. 1 . ... ' ' JOHN ' ''...".,."*...,..'..1'..~. .-. . ...--._,,-:~,V.~L~,~p , _e,2~~v-i';~X".e-. " -0,-,;. .-_~;~,~ -,,&-I . .1 " I I 'Ilk' MT Bottle Collectors As.sn. and the Volusia County Action 76 Bicentennial Corn. mission Festival and Show will be held this Saturday and Sunday, April 10 and 11, at the Volusia County Fairgrounds, from 9 n.m. to 6 p.m. each day. lo Near intersection Hwy. 44 & There will twmnny exhibits ofa Bicentennial nature. Rumor is Binford is contemplating a switch to the Republican Party. That would be far out. I can't Imagine whose support Binford might pick up by doing that, However, Binford says it's just that; a rumor. '.I . .., to a different calendar or have yet to take their cue. nn1jfj,i1 rgy.,n,nh,ccir,n * Bicentennial Show Hatt.away says he doesn't know of anyone who will seek his seat. But he may have to look no further than Freeman's cousin, Tom Binford, a Democrat, who is the chairman of the Seminole County Port Authority. Though Binford hasn't announced, he admits he is "strongly" considering taking on Hattaway, probably Michael, txit perhaps even Bob. '' . IN LOCAL BRIEFS would be Interesting. Add former Commission Chairman John Alexander to that list and It's a real horse race. Now, we'll skip over to Williams. One candidate, James Carlin, a Democrat, has already announced. Another possibility mentioned for Williams' post is Tom Dyer, a South Seminole developer. A real dark horse candidate who has also been mentioned is Dave Gunter, a Democrat, and captain on the police force In Altamonte Springs. a U "lagging economic indicator." The urge to protect our markets from foreign competition begins to take place about half a year after a downturn in the economy. If that is' the case the pressures for protectioriiin I Ihit are evident in the United States adhere . -, _7 140 c. b.:; ' smart lace ' ,kj1 I. (Is *t \• ,J' Jt'4 trim toppings Frothy, cool and oh so ' feminine! V-neck, mock cardigan styles In polyester with nylon lace trim ... totally machine wash and dryabl& S-M-L • handkerchief tops for you All new. all exciting eer 11.__~ 6 ... , %I 1. "-'f;-. -4 - I" '.•i/ I / / / cotton voile blendl All-over Iacetrlm qua red-on neckline, $leeves, bottom. S-M-L p j T7 Ic g W. 14 ".-' STAY HAPPY If there's anything you want to tell us about, contact our Store Manager, Customer Service Manager or the ZAYRE OFFICE OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS, Framingham, Ma 01701 comparese -you can't do better than Zayre! Sate in effect thru this weekend. �--------- "--.--. 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___ - - IIJi -- -.I-.-. - 6 - -- ___ - - - -- I---- - - - = —.------ AprUI,_976 Thursday, -- - -.~ -- ______ - ___ ~ _=_ _ - , .e''r _ ~ -*._ ___ M . 1yV ______ -----; t Al I ~ , I I -_---_- - . . jV0 04 I •• ________ ThUDAY,APRIL8 County Bicentennial School Arts and Crafts Show sponsored by PTA, Altamonte Mall. Through Saturday. I , : __- . I .. - 11 . F I PA_ I --I 1 f I I I I .- , A.1y-- -,, - _W,,:~ . , : " - .. i 6. I __- " ~-- -,:. ~. ~. COMBAT _________________ - . 11 - 41 1. . . T I . 1 . . - __ . .- __ . ,c -- 1; .. 1. __.- ._;_.:a;-7__ r-i. 6 .-d ~ .,- I - - - - . _. . - _7 - - .-_~~ ii, -' - t~_r I- I . - ME, - __ - - 6 - - , __- . - -: __________ ~W ~__ ~~ '6- - - - wm~ .- 6 . . - __1 . , - I - - - IL -----=-- - •• . - .- -"-'I 6 - - 1 --- ,.. , . .- M . - - , - __ . . . . . ~ -- - -:. - X~= - . i .. 6 _ . - _ _ - __ . .- __ _ - - __ . Z - Bi&~ Z. a - ' . - - - - - .. - __ - 6 __. , - - . -- - - 6 _ -1 __ - ,-. • • ij __6I The lease is about to expire by the association's at ~'_ -i .:;.-, ____ ~_ .~~_ a !, - 6-- -_ _' -_ ______ ---.- __________ —"i seies. The Cmc Association agreed with the Corporat.ion to try a one year )ease with an __ ____ - Wednesday's meeting Indicated ____ L. r. 1. qW . - .. I \.. . i J- D ~ I ~ I - _Xtr-1 --V4-2 ___ . *ttleli, __________ . I ______ P f to I I / I . : charge It I 11 J - I . I i it ~ • -- :r rtv , 1- -4~4.-'~'* .-- - "1 h., , J% I '.'l ____ ________________ , sensational slack sets I I )! . I~ .6 1 Fcr every girit Shown is our 2 pc blue denim look with contrast stitching and novelty printscarf. Just oneof many in thegroup in 1,; - -? I ~ ; I • " I T. I , 1i 6 - . aiteex loionre nd erally associated with r - she loves jumpsuits -- - f 1i ; - .f !' /4 _ little when blasted then Lome down with a low rumble and a little dust. tu,s school Teller runs his students through classes on e xpl osi ves, geology, engineerin It' head to the field to try it out When in the field Teller doesn't offer suggestions to stu- t — /'j I , ______ _________ rT.,. - I I M ~ M" ! -i - ____________________ I I , - - / . Quality Inn North ;. - - -________ _.-______________________ ______- 4 5 - - 1 - a.m I I - I 11 1 ff . r If - . n— I - — F .%--" , I i ______________ 11 -- - ____ ____ - _______ . 1114 I FREE HEARING AID REPAIRS HFARING TEST 10 " save _. - , - —- GEORGE C H(RP CALL 8348776 • -- ____ - r-rr. '11 &at ii in'i aii Tpyi1i1-1 • ____ .3 our reg. 284,99 _________ - -- - charge it -_ .I W. Thlshandsomelystyledshedlsjusttheorgan,zeryouneedtorallofyourlawn gardenandpatioequipment'Triple ribbedsteel construction for extra strength; gutters for water run-off; doors glide on nylon rollers on jam-proof track; front gable design. Approximate roof dimensions: 174'x116*'x77-. Approximate inside dimensions- -- CLIP AND SAVE HIGHWAY \~\~ LAKE 17-92 AT A---,-r~_;11~-9 tn_ 4-7 ; -, - -~ - - —ax.-Lj--~71-~,-4-,~,Ki,,--~---,I:WL _ -_-t, - i~ -I _', _ — , 6 - DEBARY I I I SQ AI1J!) AVE91 - - ':.; ( save 100,99 OPENING APRIL An -- ~ , '' I ' ___ ____ - - 'n I __ I 1, / - I 0 --- I — — — - . . i U . ,-- - ; r 0M . 1. ,' I SUNDAY, APRIL 11 Rummage We sponsored by Longwood Police Cadets, beginning 1 p.m., community center on Wilma Avenue across from Longwood Fire Station. — i - Bathtub Regatta Faster Seal BenefI4 11 a.m., tAke Baldwin, LakemontAenue (near Navy base). Spectators free. V, RIGHT NOW? — _l to is - ____________ ,•_."-.- "_;~ __ --- — __ I At - -. .j II. Maid Service .. ..; _________ .It -1. .. "; '::-'r * -~- , ,~_ '6 . ___ is 11 Spring Bazaar, Updala Presbyterian Church grounds, Country Club and Upsala Roads. White elephant, plant and bake sale; 10 much noise at all A big bang Is just expending energy." A side -1__ - ___ — I F- J L~_~_ I I ~ __7__ _.._ ;_ V % J \JJ j , I i: I --- 7 .. , -iL, -'-, M~ , ;;, : ",U - ' i ,-~_ A $150000 DEDUCTION _ 4-T __________ ~__-_- . - ,, ___ ~ 11 ( - - ( N,? FLAGSHIP -LucI-' - I I - 11-1 . 1v i - -_ f,w,; DcoraUvepnt.r Y "1'1I, : - I; THE BANK ~ ________ D I BANK I r I - I AND .; i - 1, i I ---- [,~ a I W ~ I -i RENTALS ______ Shop Downtown Sanford *Commodes @Patient Lifters Oath Equipment I N I I I OBTAIN THESE SERVICES UNDER MEDICARE compares.,you can't do better than Zayre! 8 91 ZAYR&SANFORD HIGHWAY 17&92AT AIRPORT BLVD -------- OPENMON TO 9AMT09PM OPENSUNDAY 12NOON TO6PM ____ BA NK aMERIcARoi . chareIt - Jt 'J/ Jegantplatorsmak.a - - - - , 'r'' . whelis, folding handle, utety chute I % -- ' - ~~,_ mom your V*WWV1 onto mot I ncluded) wlthBI gs&Stratton I -j~;,,--!-.I~ , r 4i:;! - __ -~ , L'~~,,--Z. , r. _~ -lv~~i~7w-i-V_~r;+Ta ----.,E_ ,~_. ---n- choos.romman,etyiei Iq It- Haavydutymow.r .- .--F-----. - " I~~-,7&-All ---% - ~...- -1 . ¶ . smictlon sty$esrytom $to5totot. - :-'-- ~~z~L . _.,_~_ $ ) * ff I I I -_ 4 .1. -_:~_~_-_-~M -- _~,;_,_ _- I I -*"_- save Now, . p-'- As Prescribed By Your Physician WNT MEMBERF.D.I.C. *Hospital Beds ofteelchairs Oxygen i I . - 31.88 $ I 1%!V. : I I ~~ S&eln effect th ru this wi,kend 200W. First St. _________ -. H-. - P i - s' I I save %J I ~ . 1~,\. . rmq CL r OF SANFORD - -- I- I - - I -' --------.-_ ~__-_-n~;___ ____ - --~_4 ____ . ~ __ . --- ~I I / 1 'a ' - ___ -.- 4 -~~— __ ,' "' ' reverse sts ft job done Nall i J -. - __________________ lar , __ Tax Sheltered Retirement Fund A . : ~_~___. . - -.~_______ ~ ______ r__ - I iI ~ .-----' - 'i: : -%-,-~-~7- --- 76 e * * * * Come in atid let us show you how to start your own r --~- - . -1 - - __ - I ,,-- '— - FOR ~ ?' 'IJ ______ - - ~- _- rear engine electric start rider mower 8 hp ' - q- ~ - - =_ i - SET U P NOW WILL PROVIDE a ,.' _% I., --r.- .'--. ~-.,-4 . _.,.I,., -. fl- I ~ ~-,_ - ~_ k !.-, ;. 4'., .i- I : EV__. - , lo t4t1_17_; 77~k, ~ - - , __ - 11 // !/,' cl=_% ' I\ , ~ charge 1 . ~~A ~ -- --- ____ C7 _k2 ' ~ i" 0;It to 4 p.m. "Agoodblastshouldn'tmake I ' - 4a It Lutheran oo , .. I ),I Includes Color TV, Air Conditioning _____ - I 4 - - Nkomo • host Mike Miller. - if -. so - Restaurant Auction, 8:30 p.m., Jewish Community Center, Ma il tand Auctioneer — Talk show 9 , - Especially like this with zip front straw belt and ploated pockets' Lots of other styles, too with novelty detailing in easy-care 1001'~6 cotton and other fabrics. A Spring must in 7 to 12. WOULD A 'I 50000 DEDUCTION _k7, t- - ____ In • a -- ing builtlings. All of those Available COME IN HANDY L ____ I J:CY-' - - .., - va , ores ty ementary .. .. & --- Trip and reason Americans don't trust blasting, he sass, is that there are no regulations For blasters and when a company hires one it is-buying apig in the poke." Teller Sh)S that disturbs him since Americans fire off 2.7 bitlion pounds of dynamite a year. I , Ascension -. - .-,, - ______________ . : I . , p.m. - Special Olympics Dielild Games, 9: 30 a in, lyman High School Registration 9 materials are superior. One _i ..; • IF - :' . .- Church - . - 0 Chic As.ocIataa of West Lake Brantley, 10 a in, anrnii election, Terrace boulevard ci 19kefront. Orlandn Dog Training Club AKC Obedience Trial, 8 a.w- tU afternoon. Maitland Civic Center. Spectators welcome. 'IN shown Is a representative of the assortment I , % c lie got into bl1isttn' In the Arm y, then later in lId%aI1 I was starving to death ... then someone asked me to blow up a stump ... That led to bigger htemsa k fl t e rca Izdtlon lie ow that much ,about ' pl1otns° when I started to think about starting the school." _____ - 0ir hkk r Serninole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m., Buck's Restaurant. Happy Senior Citizens Club of Casselberry, I p.m., Old Glory Legion Post. r • .4_Ccp.....tf.. ci, arttunv APPI! lA -7r -tYS_:f L .I _-----=__-___ - - 11- / I I I I - 1-171 IT) II t tI.; i, - - Rotary Club of South Seminole, 7:50 a.m., Lord and must be approached as ,( -, such. "I've never had a blast I was completely satisfied with. 11 I proements On that basis the ~L.,:_,;L 11,111,11111111111 rpIcf() ii dod piniers," tie said To Tcllc, blasting 1 an art ___ I . 6 - ' I- lc~ I* . ip r.ntrdnrmnn I to I A - Tanglewood AA (closed), 8 p.m., St. Richard's Like 1!oseil Roati from ill tJIJu_..de3ythb.,..,.., r' çrJ L],ttJr . . come over the nation for the class, i. 4 which runs four weeks and costs SM. A - student must be sponsored by a company and get Teller's personal ,approval. 6, '' '".) lilr~ Monthly Rentals of the various buildings hadtroughtinenoghrnone> to --- .1 / V Limited Amount that operation had been a quarry. The sttidt HIS . VI"Z -I J.-I " WF ) (*Lj 'I ,.0 ___ long time and they don the time or the resources." .. = . for finals students blasted sev- . ;* I IF , . hoice of seeing the county take _____ ___ . a ~ .11 House ethics committee is get tested to Common Cause's tint, i 'orn complaint from sworn allegations, but they t iri (l ' Common Cause asking that agreed to use their offices to Heraid torraspondent Rep. Robert I-F. Sikes, D-Fla., formally transmit the comL)ELTONA — The Deltona he censured for alleged con- plaint to the ethics committee for action. Their letter said. Civic Association's Board of Mets of interest. We make no prejudgement in Directors Vennesday night Forty-fi ve congressmen authorized Pres1dent Scharon signed a letter asking the corn- this matter Westmpl a:k the .. Scheffer to start immediate mittee to take up the complaint, proper comm negotiations with the Deltona which charges that Sikes used vestigate and review the Corporation for a deed to the his military appropriations allegations." Community Center complex, subcortunittee chairmanship Leader Richard Boiling of Mis vstitw.ted to be worth ON1,000. The Center consists o! a large They planned to present the Illino, chairman of the house Iuilding with ki tchen facilities, letter today to the committee. Republican conference. About the little Red Schoolhouse, The allegations, first made half were freshmen. None were hich Is rented by the South. west Volusia Outreach Center, last summer, involve Sikes' from h1orI. and the Arts and Crafts purchase of stock In Fairihild Andre Maguire, a first term Industries. a defense con- New Jersey Democrat who oodworking shop. The corn- tractor, his part ownership cia helped form the grot1p, said, bank at Pensacola, Naval -The members are reluctant to Station; and his sponsoring swear to charges that they perthan 11 acres 0 P P lei'Islationto clear commercial sonall) ha%e not investigated. fronting on Lake Maciles decidedto no longer the northern Florida in which he had an interest. - 11 k, / ______ .. - .1 At Deltona I " W, ~, Sikes Charged For Center -~': '-' - . -. ..~. ~ -1.1 . .. . i — , ~ I rens tire I aIKS Ufl • 286 E. Broadmoor, Lake Mary. Mrs. George Beckhorn There were no fireworks to 4r) $ s . __ %I V_ I I lu1. — . ______ ____________________________________________________________ - Thursday, April $, South Seminole Community Library Thrift Shop ____ smokers who cannot resist lighUng up are asked to make a donation In the amount of the cost of a pack of cigarettes, for each cigarette they imoke. Jan Freeman (left) and Jean Clontz, both Woman's Club members, prepare donation cans which w111 be placed In ores restaurants, drug stores and grocery stores on 4.q," i-..-...,. .- tc - - 6 11 ) : ~~' , the Sanford area to obse rvee a 'o Smoking Da' Frid ay Those It , - - - ...,- , , ') , _ f . ,~ '' - .1--, I - Z.1*11' -, ; ~.,_ ~ ,~ , . -~.e, _f, I. %__ . r' CANCER I 44 _v I During the ctwreat Cancer Cmude, the JWor Women's Club of Sanford, in cooperation with the Seminole County Unit of the American cancer Society, is appea ling to cigarette imokeri In ___ -1 . ... - . .- I - I ,.;Z~ .~., - - ,~-2 k- ! __ ;~~ :. . 4 1f I! . , "~i-r _-~2 - - Family Night Movie, "Gecrge," sponsored by Hopper Elementary School 7 p.m. Refreshments for sale. Foresters Square Dancers, 8 p.m., The Forest. six students from his blasting school, which lie says is the only Rummage sale spon&red by Longwood Police one Of its type in the nation,Cadets, beginning at 8 a.m., Community Center on WHm.a possibly in the Western Avenue across from Longwood Fire Station. Tht-ough I S — FRIDAY, APRIL 9 18 %-cars blowing things up. I -1-f X_ "0 I . : . ,.~ , -. 0 ' "Madame Butterfly" will be presented by Stet.son University opera workshop, 7:30 p.m., Stoer Theatre In English (Through Saturday) h But he admits to getting a kkk out 01 blowing up things right next to expensive equipwent. Now those blasts are exciting -not spectacular, just I \ '~l - -- - e 02>.— py with. 6 / I- - Albert Teller s, . V %, - -, Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., U = _% I - CALENDAR Enjoys His Job ________ .-=- - --- Evening Herald, Sanford, FL i 66 --- - _ , ~ --..--;-- -' Blaster .__. 11 . F_F__-~ —'- - l E. K*ntucky Ave. DeLand, Florida : - - MEDICARE : UPPLY 668-5613 CO. compare...you Sale lneflectthru this weekend HIghwafI7?2 at Lake Ave,De8ary, C? 6411-5411) CLIPANDSAVE•------------ ZAYREmSANFORD N HIGHWAY17&2AT AIRPORT BLVD. can't do better than Zayre', OP T 9AMT09PM _________- _______ . 12NOONTO6pM h--- __- ---r — — ___ — �I IA-- Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, April 8, 1976 Jenkins, Torrez, No/an Receive Assignments Altamonte Springs Moves To Expand City Complex By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer structors and l.ee Construction of Sanford, shich are Joint ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The city is making moves to expand Its city hall-public safety building complex propertv from Galloway Drive to SR 4:. City commissioners this week authorized Mayor Norman Floyd to obtain an appraisal on the property, 244 feet deepp md fronting on SR 436 for 130 feet, south of the current govern. mental complex. Alth ugh it was not revealed hai the additional prcperty will be used for, if purchased, it is expected that it may be the site of a new public safety building to house the police and fire departments. In other bUSIneSS, city corn- — Approved payment of $329,725.11 to Tuttle-White Con. itch c ers Out Opening Day Finds Many P' proposed Spring like Day Care ('enter that the commission could not act on a request for a special exception to permit the operation until a recommenda. tion is received from the planning and zoning board. For Instance, there's F'erguson Jenkins. lie's used to pitching on o pe ning day — and this There's always a some year ill be no different, except a bout o pening in SC it will he for the Boston Red rx t iere s aas something Sax. ox.Jenkins, a longtime top about the opening (Jay pitching with the Chicago Cubs assignment, and Texas Hangers, was traded Such familiar names as Cat- to the Red Sax over the winter fish Hunter, loin Seaver and and has drawn the opening day 0-00 I Y I .--. . . -. - -. .4. -. • ,, , ---L'7 '' Sorgi insisted that all property owners have been notified and that apartment dwellers merely rent their housing. '- . , 4 _--__if - --- —1 ---.'-- . - _. - I For Hughes I I 1 VOL V1 ...h.. .....II tUUIU VSd1VCI :'-' ... -I .. 1 ,4"' __M%_ - " ,,* : -. - -' - ,.- I - -_ , f[ .v,, .I . , * -!~~_._-_..!,Z%-T--.: j-, i Si rress Diego Padres beat the Oakland Twins. It tou'h tnakin i living s 42 and the California E'1ft rt t he luda rou_ inning, A' trying to hit Joe Niekro's as over, the T'ins had to Angeles defeated the Univerknucklelxill But it's tougher gilt runs and were on their way sity of Southern California 6-3 trying to catch it Ask Cliff to a 10-3 ,ictory . Rain sashed out a Johnson. In ot he r games, the New York doubleheader between Kansas 'It was just a tough pitch to Yankees nipped the New York City and Montreal and a contest handle today," said the Houston Mets 5-4 in 10 innings; the between the Texas Rangers and catcher alter committing five Detroit Tigers stopped the Bos- the University of Texas. ii The Associated - k. 4I _i' / - . . .. 1., . I I I A / " I X, "' I - . .... . . - - c,.,. ______ ____ 40;ww Or- - ~~ - -.&-.a . T. . ' .y-' . - • ' I . = - . A MC - . .a . 1 ________________ -- . - . ____________ - - - - - - - .. - . A LITTLE SHORT Bulldogs Splash Draft Begins Today men's tennis shirts Seasport cotton-pclyestor shins designed with extra body and tail for form fit look and greater comfort! Self-collar; V-neck. You'll want to buy several at Victory To - long this special low price' Men's sizes. Illi , 01 - STYLE SHOWN IS REPRESENTATIVE OF SELECTION ... i - II I .- VAP-1 i ' "\\ save $3 At ' 99 ~, our req. 10.99 - Wilson Champ tennis racket 99 • . \\ our req. 2.48 Improved longer-lasting Slaxen. Plus bills for all types of playP., ing surfaces. Approved by the U.S.T.A.: yellow. Stock up, cuss9rLATu MU PPJWT Our best-covering Slazenger Olympic %\ tennis racket - AUGUSTA, Ga. (All) Reg $11 99 Gal -' - .- Laminated construction and full natural wood overlay for durability and strength! Fibre face; nylon strung, quality leather grip. Savings smash I • gaL saveTO 4 '~ 1 99 S. lA. County High School Thick gal. Req S999Gal. less Meet, scheduled to be held Friday at Seminole High School Stadiwn steel sealed ball bearing, snap-off spool and micro-ad jut a spring loaded dreg. 2-pc. spinning rod Included. / ' — if iii- - i '°13 .- 377 I charge It i mUO•TOsi FLM LATEX WALL PAiNT our gaL Bandana patch bag with 3-lbs. polyester fill for warmth md comforti 100 .uiiy eeparating zJpper, ilrtlng;34x7T III Rcg S799Gal Ths* coa*is we "W „st of uwUI If'4 IisIi by Irbe Ihit.-Wv%..,. Company We vs,b'4ss yew 1I vss of Wa” p.c.*ii at yw piicMs. pic. P41 bs ,,id.d 11 /1 \ \ s*niI,s \' ,,• J , / ,1” I.irry Csonka to that of father last fall, hopes rose in the Dol. years, leading Sliami into five and son, has had his hopes that Phins' camp tluit Csonka might straight playoffs and 1972 and his grown-up football star return to wear No. 39, especial. 1973 titles. ~-. 4 I') ---.. "111100 'tf l ENDS APRIL 12 - 'sUIuiJJuui - ..,N,. - PU FEEL RIGHT AT HOME 1, • • , 40-qt. cooler ,• WWI coola with I pr~ -. ' _.p Sanford 1. - .i cii ~T bott1 opecr. / .',,- sensitive treasu'e finder, it detecta motaial SolId state; positive tuner control; irfecUy balanced; tlhtweght; op.retea on erlea (not IncJucjed). ad Lak.How1113 0 J*` Sale In effect thru this weekend can't , do better than I _ . 21 !7,;~'I;r4tj I - . - . . - - . -- -' ..- . S. . Zayre, Rodgers I 3, Doubln: 1. VanEepoel WSA (0) d : Fcrd 'LII) 4 Brunette Lvtfl'U O'Ruv' he Wo-oIbrlOht $0,? - - -- / . .. .,' - - - '; "4 • . I I .... 4 1,y,'y4 ,// . ' - • „,(i%-p,:-X-y --; 1 .,_ i' " • f l, ,,' ~ ~-!?-- .'_--7, a# .. - --- 11- I In seven years with the 1)ols%ould conic home dashed for ly since Csonka had indicated / //' / club records he would give Miami a chance phins, Csonka set good, with 44 touctidown.s, 1,286 rush-•-\Vednestlay night's announce- to match any offer But Csonka's suggested re-tail es for 5,900 yards, 1,117 yards nient b' the New York Giants ______________ signed Csonk4i price of ostr $2 million stunned rushing in 1972 and 15 games of that they h4Kl or moee yards rushing. 100 '& killed the hopes Shula had that owner Joe Hobble, lie publicly Injur ies cut his production to L _____ the big fullback wo uld return to aired the request Tuesday, callyards in his last season with -. ___________ 749 unrealistic it lead the Dolphins inj once again .'' Miami in 1974 and handicapped into the SnIwr Bowl ,X I ( sonka reacted ted bitterly to him I ist year ss iti \1 'in hi I 'ik This tune, .it le4st, the' iiiO%t Bobbie's move , sa y ing the WFL %% 4. opened his demands to "public It 'hO I le •o)*hS U S"UIn I realized yesterday he v,4ts ridiutle" and killed thames I mai ntaining satisfaction with going to talk to other clubs and him returning to Miami. . replacement fulluacks Don proa b' ,s come o some, arte I think a ball player should Nottingham and Norm Bulaich, .-. ment, Shuhi said. The' only be able to play where he wants saiu ft COUpII. Oi V.CVr ago ut : way I felt we'd be back Shula said "But I'm cbsw — . wasn't worri ed about (sonka's - • Un is i ft 1' fn't Let close s.apxnnte-d that .it IC didn't this time nhssn'al I)robluns / to s-hat tie SS as asking for V.ltII SC re not going to get any coin''I think I " sti ll go t lot I some dubs he intended to talk pensation in rctumn" goodlootbalileftintuin,'Shula t(. $• / The Rozelle Rule would give said. Asked Wednesda y night hat Dorothy Shul., said her bus the D o l ph i ns compensation band Ii ni cat in igons in front of from the tean s that sign ( sonka s ould mean to the (i the family's television two Csonkis, Warfield and Klick, but ants of former Miami assistant years ago when Csonka, Jim the rule has been challenged in Bill Arnspargor. Shula replied G.F.O. A new designation —Graeefn flying Object —seems to - - 1L ' ,'- -. - .- - ' / j * p. 1 - -- .-.•' . - -' " . . - -. -- ' I ' - - -: . ) - - .' whi a - . '" / —J -__ -:- ..-. - .. . - -, - } . - I - -- ' - . ' •• V. ' - i1 / - ' - • . . ,001 - ORoureS 1 1 Ward (0) Ward 4 Ford I 3 Genge ILK) Brunette 91; 1 KOVIflIO (0) 0 McElroy $5 5 Clark (LH) d V 92 compare.. you a (1% C ll tifl(I C'iS iCd0 I a k t Howe i harig ) 4 1 s ictorie Wed nesday In a high school tennis meet. Lake Howell 4. Oviedo3 Terry (LII) 4 5ngies (Liii 4 VanEepoel $0 Wat5 Graham, I L Ballard (0) 4. Hal try, s & Grant (0) 4 iiro*n. 55, Van 0inenen(LH) d. Koevenig. I? Dou0te Perry Watson (LII) d VanEepoel Grant. S I Graham 56 Ballard I Mustang treasure finder 318 French Ave. Pb. 3221681 I The whole f*rlIy can go treasure hunting with this - ' - i Q=Wk - _. 12~ 1~*_ - -__ - our rag. 29.99 .' ~_ I I - Tennis Victories charge it ' I' T - 99 '/ ° 'N. : ' Teams Share 299 Save '-t " save $5 ) model wfth 23 cornpejlrnentsl ~ -. t mg Old Pal 3-tray tackle box req. 17-N Wrangler' sleeping bag Great new 99 7 1 4 401 1. .~l 1)1~ I Miami Dot- signed to play in the World nurtled at defenders about 16 MIAMI iAP) times a game. lie gained over phins' Coach Don Shula, who Football League. When the WF I fell into ruin 1,000 sands three straight ( -ornpaitc his relationship sith , Optimists Club with proceeds going to the Seminole athletic department. • -. The one-day competition, which begins at 2:30 p.m., will -• save $& - 4 • - Sp i nning reel deatgn.dwi th 5. I • Csonka s Pact Witn Giants i i \Afas Nb Surprise To Snu Ia - our reg. 26.98 STYLI P9FECT"LATEX WALL PAiNT Washable, durable and colorfast, Trac ic Meet Slated a I L ' Zebco 202 reel wII' rod Spincast reel with high impact body, metal gears and monofihiment line. Complete with 6-ft. fiberglass rod fee. turing cork grip. - ' 99 1) R- -,..:_ f.___V_~_~w _--a-_,~_ .,--* __. ~ lhe feeling is that something the final round in 1956 and the National's trophy room'? produce as a fitting farewell to clinch it" Can an amateur :u hr the Can Johnny Miller muster first tune in the tournament's exciting and transcendant al- Ben Hogan-Sam Snead and Hothe man who was architect of Can Nicklaus capture his sonic of golf's greatest dramas. sixth Masters? ane of his birdie binges that has 42-year history — perhaps the ways happens at the Masters, gan-ByTon Nelson playoffs of Is it possible to surp is.s the (",ill Arnold P,Omt r t gras made him tt Winter Tour king nation ml tutati or it nimpton uh .i (an Sar4izcn s double tarlier stars /"save 6.99 .11 7-r v, `~_A~_-T- . I - tile last under the steely eyes Weiskopf and Johnny Miller charging inagic for one last string of three straJght victories Reach, Va., or the Brazilian in- ton in 1954, the collapse of ainaan(] iron rule of Clifford Robert.s came do%%n to the end hPad-to- hurrah to pile another green scored in Flon6a befc-re last vader, Preszelo Gonzalaz Di- teur Ken Venturi. who yielded layoff? nine shots to Jack Burke Jr in the 1976 tournament can foot putt on the 70th hole to ready hanging in the Augusta Ill 6 - , - 44 I4 .1 I', : -# An- pulse-pounding finish of a year ing but still dynamic coin- of the last three seasons, or cars Fred Ridley of Winter haven, eagle in 1935, the scrambling other Masters unfolds today ago when Jack Nicklaus,Tern petitor it 46 regain his old Hubert Green pick up on his Curtis Strange of Virginia antii ' of colorful Billie Joe Pat 99gaL and most scrubbabl• latex watt paint. .. . Masters Golf Tournament Set To Unfolcl To da y our rag. 8.99 \ , 1 save $3 99 1 Slazengtff ienriis balls • . \\ 'N ', - - Roberts Reigns For The Last Time can ol 3 I . Economy priced. ., leture pack.dt 6-ply bow; wood shoulder overlay; nylon strung; padded vinyl grip. V .' save nowl paint from Sherwin-Williams. 0 Defense went out the window But the Trainmen couldn't be Wednesday night as Seaboard contained as hoiners by Brown Coastline and Eldridge Stan- and RiC%arde keyed a five-run NFL dard slugged it out for top spot seventh which put the game or, Swim in the Men's Softball League. It Ice. Lack of depth plagued the old standard of 2:41 set by Lloyd Wall led Seaboard's 24Mark Mitchell and San Diego (lefdn- was a see-saw battle which saw Defensive end NEW YORK Al' Is a got both linebacker Robert [Irathe lead change hands four hit attack with a homer and Seminole boy and girl swim- Maureen Scott in 1968. first-round pick in the National zile, the NFL's Defensive Mullaney was Minnesota's No. sive back Mike Williams. Smith also placed first in the nwnber of others, like times before Seaboard scored a three singles, backed by Dennis mers Wednesday as both A Football I,eague draft all that Rookie of the Year, and running I pick — but fie, too, fp,iled to squads dropped decisions to girls 100-yard freestyle event cracked a roundimportant? Is the order of Sc- back Don hiardeman. They make it as a starter. Instead, he Ilardenian, huff, New Englanc 10-run burst in the final two Gordon who Del.ind in a high school dual with a 1:02.2 clocking. tripper, triple and single in four innings to pull it out, 22-16. , lection in that round — or any were keys in tlx- Oilers' return joined the special teams and tight end Russ Francis, Dalla. Tom Lake chalked up a In other action Gregory appearances. Every batter in meet. DeLand's boys hung up a round really critical? not onlyto respectablility but to occasionally played on goal-line linebacker Randy White and Oakland defensive back Neal Mobile Homes smashed the the Seaboard lineup registered 91-79 triumph while the Bulldog ictory for the Seminole boys in stands. Well, it depends on how good title contention. the 100-yard breaststroke with a Coliie, made it as starters later Patrick Outcasts, 20-5, to tie at least one safety off Eldride girls romped, 10348. your team is to begin with Thef Rants had three rstThe same ent for the Colt.s. Eldridge for second place in the huric: Roger Beathard Anne Smith again was the time of 1:08.5. Jay Stiller, Dan in the season. and what you get with tluit pieh-. tackle Doug If you're the Pittsburgh Steel- They traded the first round's round picks locked in a bright light for the Seminole Mcintosh, Kevin Smith and The Outcasts were Oh, yes. What about Mr. At. loop standings while Lake France, guard Dennis Harrah len1 lie has a penchant for Monroe pounded Auto Train tight 7-5 struggle with Gregory girl, cruising to a school Lake combined to bring home for ers, the Minnesota Vikings or No.1 pick to the Falcons tackle George K unz and At- and detensive tac kle Mike Fan- trading away Washington's into sole possession of the when the Mobile Homers broke record time of 2:39,6 to win the Seminole's 200-yard medley the Los Angeles Rams, you're lanta s first-round No. 3 pick, ning. Only France managed to draft picks. Last year, the Red- cellar, 17-6. loose for 13 runs Ili the third 200-yard individual medley. relay' team with a victorious drafting for the future. ot guard Ken Huff w ith start .it all, and that Was Seaboard sparked bythe first inning to blow the game out of Smith's performance smashed 1:56.1 reading. skins didn't have a pick until Ifvou're the Atlanta Falcons, then g the Balti- that pi(. Kunz aridfluff were cause Charlie Cow an as in- the filth round, the 108th seke- of Ron Browns two home runs, sight. Nick Brady paced the Houston Oilers or as mtrwnentalin anchoring an of. jured late in the season. soared to an 8-2 advantage Gregory's onslaught by cliption over-all, more Colts, then the future, fensive line which triggered With it, they got Mike Thom- be fore Eldridge stormed ba ck ping two doubles and a single In all, of the 26 first-round George Allen likes to point out, Raltiniore'sresur'enc' picks last year there were 28 as, an overlooked running back to nose ahead, 94, after three and scoring three times in three is fl' turns at bat. Pittsburgh, on the other hand, this year with the addition of from Nevada-Las Vegas. Lie innings, A year ago, the Falcons had Lake Monroe Inn used threeStandard extended its margin I selection to take Tampa Bay' and Seattle), five wound p with 919 yards tand No. the first pick and got Steve used its . .4 f.. Bartkowski. lie' gave them safety Dave Bron. lie failed to made it into the starting lineup certainly' would have gained 1,- to 13-10 in the fourth, for-four hitting performances Bar- 000 if he'd broken Into the start- capitalizing on some of the 10 by John Devlin and Bruce some pretty good offense in 1975 crack the Steelers starting in the opening game '\. and established himself as their lineup, became expendable and tkowski, Brazile, Chicago run- ing lineup a game or two ear- walks surrended by Coastline Drummond to eclipse an early wound up on Seattle's roster via nir.g back Walter Payton, lien and the NFL's Offensive pitchers Jim Williams and 3-1 Auto Train lead and post its quarterback of the future. \ comfortable triumph. s Dave RiCharde. Cleveland defen.sive end Mack Rookie of the Year award. The Oilers had two picks and the expansion draft. 11 "~~ Seaboard On Top Tough Decisions Ahead ~~ 0 ' , ________ tj ... .." - L, I i, __________ ~ _A Vos~ ... N . erything. He was throwing it Cardinals 6-2; the Chicago Cubs refined a knuckitball pitch sun ilar to that of his Ezother, Phil 4T harder and the break on it as turned back the Cle veland In different." 2-1; the Pittsburgh P1allowed only a eadotl double to i.7 (bans ).-' _____ Because of Johnson's mis- rates outscored the Atlanta Rod Care in the wild first in takes, Niekro as forced to Braves 9-3 the Los Angeles ning Minnesota rook'e catchir -mcl .—.t----L- strike out live batters to get the Dodgers trimmed the San Butch Wynegar singled in tv, That was the story for Ekiridge SLaxl.ard Wednesday night as It Pitcher Roger Beath.ard tkft who is too late to best a tag by side out in the first inning of Francisco Giants 5-4; the Md- runs in the third and cracked q bowed to Seaboard Coastline, 22-18, in a duel for fIrst place In the Seaboard third baseman Dennis 'ordon. SCL is now 4-0 In Metro Wednesday's exhibition base- waukee Brewers defeated their run-scoring single in the fifth ball game with the Minnesota Spokane farm team 7.5; the San Minnesota built a 6-1 lead. Men's Metro Softball League. Standard's plight is epitomized by play while Eldridge is tied for second at 3-1. MIEN 1W ,. ! - ',',.. ,J Iiie failure to deliver the written record to the board this onc hOUSTON API — Billiontime. but the board chairman aire Howard Hughes, rememchose to declare the grievance liered more as a flamboyant film-maker and industrial bar. out of order. He told Moore that the on than as the emaciat ed 70written grivance should in the scar-old man he was at dea th , future be delivered to him has been buried here as he lived personally, not through the In private. superintendent. He granted About 25 solemn mourners, Moore until next Wednesday to mostly distant relatives, were deliver the report. all that attended the simple Moore commented that by graesiee services early deli vering the Wfltten record to Wednesday at Glenwood Ceme. the school office, the SEA felt it tery near downtown Houston. had fulfilled its obligation to get the record to the board The FBI said In Washington chairman, He agreed to have that fingerprints from the the record delivered instead to corpse matched those taken Feather. from Hughes when he applied Gene Grooms. executive for a pilot's license in the 1930s. Hughes executives remained tight-lipped, meanwhile, when ___________ questioned about a possible will : and disposition of Hughes' vari• ___________________________ otis holdings. . .1 J9 •i: - ______ director of SEA, commented this iiioi 'iit lit- uouidnt !'Jy thu' literal interrre'.tion of putting reports right into the chairman's hands." Grooms said it should be "good enough" to put corres;mcicnee n the hands of school board secretary Dot Pennington, which Is what had been done until this time. lie said SEA lawyers would probably meet with Stenstrom to sort out the matter. - ~. , .., . ~_. .. itontinued From Page lA) days the written record of the etivt proeeeding tiaough I.aver's denial, as required in 'I' gvce to a ! , ages on V*IU t$... ,ar. Ji.% Feather replied that neither principal) and stage two he nor any board member had (grievance to the superinreceived such correspondence. tendent). Stenstrom advised that the Stenstrom said the contract tailed for the teacher making board and the SEA follow the the grievance or his association contract to the letter, especially representative to transmit to as this was the first grievance. the board chairman within five and any irregularities might set a precedent for future grievance proceedings. Texas Burial The attorney added that -' - -_ • Authorized Floyd to check Into the feasibility of having constructed two handball (ourts ilt the civic center. -- •• ,. -_ I start swinging from the heels with 11 games Saturday and 13 In the National League, it's Sunday. Niekro's Knuckler Is Tough To Hand le ) - games, the major leagues will CT aces cao. ity 's au . P bur Wood 0 -. - :3 . . .. - SPORTS again this year, but there are Friday over such Red Sox this year, except for a dramatic against California. Normally, a salary dispute and was still a New York Yankees against Md. also some that seem out of hellweathers as Luis Tiant, trade last week. A 20-game that job would have laUen to couple weeks behind in his sea- waukee's Jim Slaton. Seaver leads the New York Mets in son's preparation. place for a variety of reasons, Rick Wise and Bill Lee. winner for Baltimore last year, Vida Blue, - SEA Grievance Rejected I Gary Nolan the Jim Palmer are in the spotlight assignment against Baltimore hadan opening day assignment and will pitch opening day weeks (if spring training due to ing assignment to,day for the C The advisory board has tabled the matter until residents in the Spring Lake l)irtments can be notified of the request and given the opportunity to speak on the o matter. - And JR. Richard, Nolan 's ri- their Friday opener against Don Sutton of IMS Angeles got the nod for Cincinnati Beds today val at Riverfront Stadium, has Montreal's Steve Rogers. And against San Francisco's John against the Ho uston Astros in not been co nsidered Ho uston's Palmer faces Jenkins in Fri- Montefusco, Atlanta's Phil their traditional opener in the No. I pitcher over the years. (lay's Pat timr,re-Boston game. Niekro dueling Randy Jones of • San Diego and Chicago's Ray Queen City. Although Nolan had lie's been given th e prestigious In , the other American Burns against Lynn McGlothen an outstanding season for assignment over mainstay larThursday, Apr08, 19Th— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ue games Friday, Frank of Lea gue Guiry Dierker. St. iMuis. Cincinnati last year, Don __ ___ Tanana pitches for California Meanwhile, the hunters, seaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii - lett was supposed to be the againstOa and, Bert Y een Reds' starter on opening day. vers and Palmers will be there, After today's two ceremonial leads several as usual. Hunter drew the openmissed inneso a againstKansas openers and Friday's eight Mike 'l'orrez would not have he was sent to the Oakland A's But Gullett Gaylord Perry arid By KEN RAI'POPORT AP Sports Writer -- Place Of 0 $12,815.13 for three new police cars from Bob Endlcntt. Told Anthony Sorgi of the venturing construction of the $10 million regional sewer plant expansion on Keller Road. Current capacity of the sewer plant is 1.2 million gallons daily. The expansion will in(Tease capacity to 7.5 million gallors daily. The regional plant is to serve North Orange County and Southwest Seminole. Engineering fees to conu1ting engineers, Glace and Radcliffe, in the amount of $4,945.88 for work on the plant was also approved paid. — Accepted the low bid of All State Paving and Construction Co. at $9,350.70 for street drainage on Longwood Avenue and Magnolia Drive. Other bidders were K and L Contructors and Central Florida Paving, Accepted the low bid at 0 I 141 WOM AN WRESTLING REF Candy Green officiates at a higb school match In OWo wbm the's Mick and Paul Warfield told tl~e courts ,and is in Iiinbo. ccrtlhied by ,the state, The Reynoldsburg, 0., miss Is a Junior at Ohio State University. Ilossard Cosell and the world for the tlrst time they had terseh - "That's something for Arns'Csonka Is 6-foot-!, 237 pound battering ram that Shula parge to answer." -- - provide the best descr!pUon Iff Seminole 1IIgb Diver LA-stle Parks as she neas completion of a dive In Wednesday's dual swimming meet with D"Land. Seminole lost, 103-68. V'c-.- -. �2 BEVenInQ Hera dSa nford, F I Thursø j, April I, 17 4 -- - ---' I I SCOREBOARD at NHL PLbyOtft Preliminary Round Siturday. Apr. it Calgary Quec Weet4ay Sur-day. Apr. 11 Calgary at Qvft4rc Edmontn at winr, Wednesday, Apr. 14 bSonlpeg t Edmonton outtorc at Calgary NO 94MRS Scheduled Torotto of Pltlsburgh, ronto INCI sor t" 10 To St. LOUIS at W1,1110. St Lou's foods wles 10 Arigelles, leads series 10 Now York Islanders at van C&jvfr, Now York leads WWS 14 Fridays Garnet St. Louis at buft&W. it nieces sary PI1tIbsgh at Toronto it rwc l'rs' P4 SDO Is Los Angeles Portland 40 41 494 tell A 36 4.1 tst ICIiflCMd division 11th Wdniidiy i Results 102 Philadelphia N - if or Saturday. Ap. 24 Calgary a, Qvttllec. -f neces. Er.... first game 0:e90 at P"Oerit Pro Basketball NBA first Ccit(e Atlantic Diviuon W L Pcl. G11 S3 26 671 Z Boston PhipPia 44 M W butlalo New York 37 42 .40 16 Central Division Easteni Saturday. Apr. It New England of Clievetand Photrix at San Diego Sunday. Apr. It Now England at Cleveland Tuesday. Apr. 13 Cleveland of New Enal". if necessary San Dleat Phonhi VOW- • Cleveland - 10 ° (1) Season Ends Alai FIR ST- S1I 0 I Peppy Brenda (6) 13 60. 3 20. 3.40. 2. Carol's N ancy 71 Counts 1 20 0 (1 6)2110 31 SECOND- S-16, C. 1. B:o* On By 560120 2 10; 2 Early SOWS (4) A 3 90. 3 lbar-Edward 11) 3 20; 0 (4 7) $36 40 P 14 7) %1) 1. 20. 12-4) 277.SO; 3I:U THIRD- S-16, 0: 1 t7 80 10 80 7ZvbiWi3 1010 l 2 GR best-of-three preliminary playoff series. The Flames will be doing their best to solve t Angeles 0 0 2) Pit 00, P 0.2) 1172 20 11110; 32:01- S 60. 4 00. 3L Naistof-Molina (3) S SO; 0 (S 1) 134 00; P(I S) 1150110. DID 11 SItS 80 EET - 7 Exhibition I. FIFTH43 1 .enit tgo (ii I 2 C. 2 Valid Appeal (5) 160. 4-20: 1. chervi-s pel (3) 4_20; 0 (1 S) 19 $0. P i 1.5) AS.30; 165 Manda SEVENTH- 516 0 1 Sharp 51 70 EIGHTH YedneldaV I - Forward Er.c:is Oa4j who says the Kings don't want to ht to i' Uflt back to !AIS Angeles for a 0. d game. so we're going to go all out to wrap it u in Atlanta." Th scored Just ) seconds into WycIIflEnjd( Rodolfo (1) 6 60,4.00; 3 Marli Di go 5 70. 1 Banker (2) 4 40; Q (3 7) (5) 500. Q 117j U610. pi .1 ) 23 - 20. T 0 7 2) IS 2 60; 31 ~ 47. Baseball all of whom Ring Wedn"day's Results New York 1.17. V;rginia 12] r r 5 Anto-O 96. Indiana 15 Regular Season Ends lDa(!)7 - tage nurs&y night and all of 440. 1) SIL19 80. DO 14 7) $14110. - burgh Penguins Rolling (1) Mol-na (4) SIXTH Tliesdav night's 2.1 victry as %achon played fireman by rightIng off the F1ames y Atlanta na.x - : pricienix at San Diego. If nec. or Saturday, Apr. 17 Son D;tgo at Pholarlix, if nec. assalry ---.. - -- uafl.r- linaIs B,sc,Setn Milwaukee Dietrott Knsas City Chicago Pacific iGolrr 5' 37 43 46.1 35 44 .461 49 '30 23 S7 .2U 1 1 -: 7 141-1 51 fl 725 6 - Detroit 1 Boston 2 ew York (A) S. New York IN) 4. 10 innings 7 with 1 7) $1063 $0 NINTH - 1, EWri 0? 21011TH-5-16, A: 1. DyI%&mIC - - Ale opener th A . ssasreplaced by smith after surrendering the TENTH-5-16. S I Irate (7)8 560. 5 60. a K's Bonus (1) 3 10. 260, I Batman's Rocket (1) 1 40, 0 (4 7) f'irst four goals. SL Louis rookie Fd Staniowski, meanwhile, It 60; 31 59 ELk:VENTH- 5.16, A: I E D Tarry IS) ii 60 32 80 680 All performed brilliantly Gossip 17) 120. 1 40~ 3. Texas Fay repelling 13 of 14 shlots by the 1L-M St3~- OP (7-4. no Sale S 7) S Ib all Palo li ne of Richard Martin. Gil 1,063 i0; all Ill 3 paid 73-W, TWELFTH- st, 0: 1. D.G.,%* Red Perreault and Rene Robert (2) 7 N. A 60.3 OU 2 Lake Bargill (1) in winning the First playoff game of his career. (2 1) 9.40. T (2 1 & J 240 ly); 30.3 y. 2,185, H_ Slrj.261 nere were two rookie netminders pl ayi ng øtIOd_ .Y. Tuesday night when ulle WEDNESDAY NIGHT <11 ___ • t - e York FIRST- 5.16. S. I So 9-011ins fill 3 60, 2 40, 2 40. 2 Chato Runner (1) Islanders' Glenn Resch topped Curt Ridley of the 680340.3 ienJen(2)3O,Q(3.5) Vancouver Canucks 5-3 but 19 00 31:07 SECOND - 4%. D: 1. Ahim Dan 3) 42-60, `3 80. 60, 2. Texas Debbie - - S. - . - only through a techiii1cality. (3)860 SOD. 3 Money Maze 111 23)5760 P (32)16250 00 The 27 year-old Resch played in 12 playoff games f Yorklastseason and25during - - . • -: - $10 to 118savings on belted radials, JCPenney Glass Belted Radial. Features 2 polyester cord radial plies 2 fiber glass belts In the wide 78 series profile Whitewalls No trade-in required Tire size Save Reg. Sale + fed. tax - BR7a-13 1075 4300 . - ER78-14 1325 5300 3975 Tire size Save Reg. Sale + fed. tax CR78.14 245 CR7815 1575 6300 4725 FR78-14 114.25157.001 42.7iT-2.63 48.75 Sale prices effective thru Mon., April 12. HR78-15 LA 8-15 - - 16.25 - . [ 7 . 00 288 .34 . NINTHS 16 A I Poll R 7 00. .1PEN= _J f% a,.,a . S Sti-nole County, Fferida undef the fict i tious name of 4 w; 4 60; 2 wycil" Doily to) effort from everybody[fweey ij peet to Ut back y CONSUMER SERVICE 04EALTH AGENCY ASSOCIATES, and that I intend to rr r the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida ,naccordanre with the Provision$ of the Fictitious Name Florida Statutes 195? S, Randall B Tackett March I S April I I 1976 0EX93 Notice is hefelby givii. that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Namit StAtuff," Chapter "S 09, Florida Slafuiln, will register withtheChirkoftheCircui tC and for Seminole County. Florida PIAMESTATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOIIC* 11 hereby Riven that the pursuant Fictit US-09. Florida Statute. will register with 1"ir Clem of the CifCult Court, in for Senninolp Dun y orda proof of the thisnote the tic. tltkxm name, tOwit- CREATIVE CONCEPTS under which we are engaged in businitt at409 Fox VaU.y Dtiy LOngwood Florida DA?ft) at Longwood. Stminoilt Mae 2nd Publish: Aisrich 25, April 1, L 15, 1976 DEX-133 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that virfu of triat certain Writ of Execution issued Out of arid under the e.aI of the County Court of r The last - - V1: L, -r -) -0 = - - 23channel CB-radio 129 95 B - .1 The JCPenney battery . Revolutionary. Has no filler JCPenney Citizens Band transceiver . Covers all 23 channels. Modulation Indkator, noise Ilmllef, PA output. Operates on 12V DIC Sizes: 24, 24F, 74, 27. 27F, 77, 22F and 72 to lit most American cars. positive or r4pfive ground. With squelch control and S/RF meter. WARRANTY: NO wlifranty for as long as you own your POV810 Car of truick. If it *vtf 1211S to hold a chargle. '-*turn It to us, We will replace It ft". is r?tattation at no cairo charge Drtv n today. Let our mechanics check your battery h.1 r9ing syflem (no extra charge, no purchase necessary) - - your car will ever need, $49 virlually eliminated And its the most powerful batte of its Mi. available for a as FxW instatlaftits available at extra cost. - battery - NATIONAL TGAGE ASSOCIATION, - - -- SANFORD PLAZA Open it 'i to ip m Monday thrv Saturday WINTER PARK MALL Opt 1*4 m to 5pm Monday tt*rv Si 'vrday Open 5-unday I.-H - SM P-111111. P11 NEWSPAPER • DATED Arthur H, O#cittitrIth, jr Clerk of the Circuit Cowl fly: Martha T. 'VlhWn Ol"uty Clff% Publisn IDE - -.-- Pr 6 [lob Lanier scored 23 points Fre(i Brown and Burleson tnd Archie Clark 16 in the last both added 20 points for the 14 in the fourth quarter game inning streak - and moc laid fie's e e r .ii.rcul i 1.11 ft .utt ii Vir'iiii i 127 121 iiid S in lii tiiini pl.iyifI lOOt r ( o n Ii Lirr Prir t Hi mou i TV Pistons must win all Division battle for second place remaining games with three and I he home court edge ir t~c ilwaukee losing the fim! two preliminary round of tht p1.1) asked turn to play 6~ full game ahead of the chase Buffalo Braves in the Atlantic the defense 0 7 for Detroit to oertake Md offs next week. waukee and gain the hoinecourt Willi Issel scoring 26 points in 11)e 76ers and the Braves advantage in the playoffs. I ,s 11oanV minutes Wednesday each have two Vames left in the Bridgetrian scored 2.1 to top night, l)ner built a 26.2.1 first- season Philadelphia regular the Bucks F I.. quarter led in if safe 14-point nd Buffalo will meet in the margin lit halftirne and enjoyed opening round of the best-of- 20-point Iead.s most of (tie sec three playoffs w ith the home 11 nd half. dikd 19 for Ikn ir Willie Norwood scored a seacon court advantage in the, odd game hanging in the balance. Rookie David Thompson shot 4 Phihidelptita trailed 9 hti Artis high 24 points to lead eattle pot Chicago. The Sonics went anead for q nod I 13-112 on N Skir'' r li,%ith2:32 left then outscorml the Jazz 12-3 to pull out the victory. free throw with 1:22 left. A wntihl-be winning shot by (1ii- -A' -IV S - A. in accordance with Statutes. St EF ion ;a Wit salsoll Florida Statutes 1757 S Sanlord Herald, Inc. By Wavn#- D Doyle Exel: Vice President IDE X9 - Parker For Harrison 19MBER dinals said, they will receive right-hander Rorie Harrison from the Indiarm' Toledo club. Parker, 28, was in his second tour with the Cards after ABINIT OOFING . ______ INT reacquired frota the New York Mets in a late season trade y Ile HarrIson, 23, whom the Atlanta Braves traded to the Indians last June, is 1280 DRYER VENT KIT In his major league stints. Finger Joint White Pine Lochead Faces Surgery CLAMSHELL CASING ' .. DE77101T (All) - Surgery was scheduled today for Kit fereda fractured vertebra [nan auto accident Sunday, the National Hockey League team reported Lochead, a second-year pro, was Involved in the ac- S I ....... '. Lin. Ft. cident en route to his home from the team's flnal game of the season " Dr. Robert E. Ba!ley, who operated on Lochead for a shoWder separa tion last summer , said surgery is needed to repair the six th cervical vertebra lie said the opleration would be pedormed Rt University IloViLd in Ann Arbor. •• '-•. "' Reg Fir ice (klt) Ltüi Each hi ft Reg. Price (ea.) ....... ......... / E defeating the Tai Yuan team Wednesday night. The Americans led 43-37at halftime. Nancy Dunkle of Fullerton topped the U.S. A sco!erswlthl6polnts,followedby 'Iusja'flarrjsofDelta Black Jack Aluminum Sii,L __.. . oll mF?i' l cabinets, priming Selfauick drying. r • ,' Hi. -'- ' - -' - 39 1, SCAL -- . •. ---- 4 V7- Gal. top 2 end caps 17 FIVE GALLONS --- a masonry surfaces. SR & fs( c,r,k r base 2 Vv 1530 wall 1, - .. - - Inter -exterior paint in colors or white. For all STARTER SETS 9 - Reg. Package Price, Soft. easy to work. Willccept paint or stairl well. 1 x 12" - 8' through 16'. No. 3. Black Jack I ROOFCEMENT ...4/'//'/ aren't schMuled to get their I Monday Wed. & Sat. i dent for o pe rations told the Iunp.i Tribune. Iliat rni.uis we judge him to be the best college fooftl6ill player in Amera 3/8" x 4' x 8................... 1/2" x 4' x 8' 5/8" x 4' x 8' ................... 3/4" x 4' x 8' .7.05 9.65 3 TRIFECTA 3/4" x 4' x 8................... 5 - Gal, LBL1I micipacote 91 ROOF COATING Acrylic Latex HOUSE PAINT 291pkq 011.45 2 Specially forrimi'lled for renewing old roofs. Fiber reinforced, highly elastic. 5.05 IIAA FEDERAL OAK 60" Tso W 1230 aii cabinets a 36 ,, I 1/2 x 4 8 39 ''- Liquid Asbestos AC EXTERIOR 1 .45 - nets, a 36" valance, n SB-66 sink base, a 6' post formed counter top and 2 Black Jack AADD INTERIOR .MATINEES HARVEST. 66" 71 FIVE GALLONS ......... and t%o end cars ti 12 15 GALLON 15.79 FIVE GALLONS .......... ....... valance, • 71 -V Ail purpose paint for d. metal and mason- - T.-,c fYh3SfUfietOrt film attack t)v - -, •- TAV , i I 2 8 20 6 2-4 ind white. CLASSIC 79 GALLON V NIGHTLY ' 17t -T r •' Ilic established Miatni Do]. phins, taking if back seat to 19th picks of t1te day. Ust! on any masonry ori V.0pared wood or roofing, flsh* ng, gutters homa to their roster for their initi,al campaign tWs fall. first players until late in the first round With the 17th and Architectural PVA WALL FINISH 1 PLYWOOD tackle Leroy Selinon of Okla- t heir n: 19900 Plastic Asbestos I 21350 Nlull,,purpose cement fo( ball League college draft, are e xpec t ed to add dcfensic drafting him LATEX PAINT . post-formed counter The Tamp Bit)- Buccanc-ers, opening today's National Foot- u Cool Cote k SHELVING -- 41.25 4950 costs. Finishes to a bright - - The Associated Press sire 12 (each) Add $3.25 for mitred cotners. reflects heat to save fufli Bucs Seek Selmon "We .................... Liquid Asbestos Reg. Price (piece) collected 10 each. .,S 10'(each) I Reg. Price (ca.) 25 25 3325 ROOF COATING Sops lou's ' Miss., State, with 14. Susan Rojeewim. of Southern Con necticut State and Carolyn Bush of Wayland Baptist, Tex., 8 !i " ening, non-staining caulk. Fits every typ,,7.w gun. EASY CAA( 6 (each) 8 (each) 1 -• Each Choose White Sparkle or Gold Leather laminate finish over a prefabricated core. 'nstallaUon instructions included r -' C TAIPEI (AP) - The touring U.S. national women's ba.ketbatl team posted Its ecorxi straight victory ___-____-•=, _________________________ __i For kist! iound chimnoy flashing, to tab down shi ngles, etc. 8 V, " cartridge. . . $9c -__-=-__-_._- L Post Foimed COUNTER TOPS 9' 2 x 4" NG f•%f5 ULKI LIi% C O MPOUND vp. I YELLOW PMF CA I . U.S. Team Nets Victory a A II)Y1 I .0 % p 39 ASPHALT ROOF CEMENT Detroit Red Wings right-winger BW Lochead, who suf- ,, Black Jack Ponderosa S: Thomas L Wo-jo •• 94 _- PubIIV Apr I S IS 12 .5 I9'o DEY 11 . Tulsa farm club in the American Associntilon, the Car- ci,l:ens TEMPORARY DESIGNS. And that I nt ntoreg,steraId,mewithth, Clerk d thal circuit court County, Florida In 11CCOrdan(a vvIlh lho Provisions Flclalous hemStatutes. Tot - won In exchangefor right-handerHarry Parker of the ii- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that the ctfC • - 'T . league pitchers with the Cleveland Indians of the American txague. feet 10 the point of bcginn;nq (oeifain~nq 2 &OSS &cre%, owe c, est Sa;dper'ty;sp,eS4'nti, All parlinln Interest and /1 ST LOUIS AP -The St Louis Cardinals said Wed nesday they have exchanged the contracts of two minor ounty. Arthur H. 121itiCkwith, Jr. CJrk of m Circuit Court BY; Martha T. Vihten DtWv Cleft ubhil,7 ApI' II $ 15 71 25 1576 Lif N' wries %%title ew Kvntucky, Much wound ill) that dosed the regular season fourth in th sc',cn team ABA York and San Antonio meet in for both clubs. finds itself deeply frustrated s the other, given that th in 300 N French Avenue. Santora 32?71, Seminole County, Floric,i unclur the fictitious name 01 H E RA L D ()'SR and t1 nend$o register said name w olh the Gal. 314Pkg. RACES A club ipokessnan mo(fified st.itmcnt atr e nt. to the Associated P ress. quoting t Wolf "We are s saying probably 95 per u.nt sure on drafting Leroy But - I *BIG PERFECTA we have to I BBB I these final hours." with the helping hand of LADIES' NIN 1 dtIn that fie 11)Id(I 700 FRENCH AVE. L be chosen 'iOU CAN DO YOURSELF' by the Bucs. Tbt Buisntt SALE PRICES GOOD APRIL 9 thru 15 THURSDAY elmon, who won of the Outland Trophy its the nation's top • 171 • - I' keep our options open (luring SEMINOLE - lo&s to Denver - ntmdup with htrr EIOMTEENTH JUDICIAL CIO CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Plaintif 1. COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7&4".CA49.0 WEST END FEDERAL SAVINGS 'i NBA games that logic nd took another Antonio (lowned Indiana 96-75 in Aill meet regular seasion chain- over 50 per cent this year, lie Gilmore pitched in 18 to lead swipe at such talk after Wed. a slowed-dom affair. pion Denver in one seniffinal gets double figures in rebounds Kuntucky. FICTI*,'IOUS NAME MOR. pet it iotri, WITNESS mand and the s,l ourt an April Sth, illIt. "We inight not be I great Mickey Johnson, who ) points, missed at the buzzer. cago s period flurry that enabled De- sonics. "It's crazy," said Phila. McGinnis, who scored .17 points troit to end Slilwaukee's five. rue NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NkME STATUTE ¶ Sonic ro in, some lluhit Bro 'n ni C. Kahn Standard Systems Medical Surgical Supply CO Inc. BY; John Jenkins. Sr. President S. Joseph Davit. Jr, Esquire, of STENSTROM, DAVIS - Hall Ill Master Bedroom located flesday's IMISVILLE iAP) - The da), of reckoning hs dawned for Kentucky's defending Of ONLY DAILY IKE CIARK AD 1976 and the undersigned as Sheriff of (Seal) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE American Furnace (X( uses Sheriff's Department CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FEDERAL Wtdnesda night, the Detroit deiphia (oath (gene Shue have tied the game at 100 100 Marasich finished ith points for New Orleans Pistons 106, Bucks 06 the Chicago team, but we're exciting," added forward George runaining 0EV 3 ., ujx rSonics nipped Bulls M-114. gaine "ith 10 seconds or less for two sliots. Success would and it boun(ed off. I have no Daled at Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Marcn rg nd, 1976 Publish- April 1. t 15. 27, 1976 No'.c Ro(-kets 115-105, 'kn( , I the Seattle kalt Ysitil two foul shots in the "There's all that lip service it prepares for Thursdy's Dan Issel, a star forward for nd that 'we'll (to it in the play- opener of I three-game "tilini- Kentucky's championship team A me r ic a n B a s k t ha II oils talk Brosui said ' Well playoff w it h fifth pl.ice In of last ye:r . as shippe d off to Association champions. the playoffs are here and you diana. The second game of that Denver this year. fie has As Kentucky stumbled in de. have to PLAY!" series will be Saturday hatinted tlie Colonels ll season. fense of its titk, its backers In the other ABA games on in Indianapolis third I know e t6oUldnt be si tsaid, in effect, 'we'll do it in the the final (lay of the rehUr sea- game, if needed, will be played ting here relishing 60 wins if we playoffs.' Kentucky Coach an Wednesday. New York de- here onday. didn't have Dan." aid Denver uncitt'Signed, pursuant 10 the "Ficcilm Name Statut e,,, Chapter USOl- Florida Statute. will ffVlslcf EAST COLONIAL vs. with the Clerk of the Circuit Cowl, in Pro Divislion LINDA J KENT, et at. and for Seminole County, Floridlil, Gary English 242926- 11 Defendants AND LOAN upon rocalpt of NOTICKOF Plaintiff, PJbUCaHonothis Pffl tic. FORE CLOSURE SALE Vs. 1111clus names to tivit Torn Daniels 24 IS 34- 17 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN FRANK D. MCLAUGHLIN. at al.. CASSELBERRY FLORIST, Cisrofice Doniefs X 21 30pursuant to a Summary Final Defendants. FLOWER Sit NURSERY SHOP, Ken Evointis 29 24, Judgment of Foreclosure dated the NOTICE OF ACTION FERN PARK FLORIST. FLOWER Jack Poole 29 30 30SM day of AprIto Iff L and enterad In TO: Frank, D. McLaughlin and &NURSERY SHOP; MAITLAND Amstw Divislicin Case No. IS-IVA of the Circulti:ourif Patricia McLaughlin. his wife. FLORIST. FLOWER L NURSERY ber I Henderson 2yr2626- 19 the E;Oht"nth Judicial Circuit In RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN SHOP under which the undersigned Bobby Hendersoin 27 ?a,- 01D and for Seminole County, All Parties claiming Interests by txPtCt$tOeng,ag,,n buslnitsat P0 AlaniAtkin-.on EDERAL NATIONAL through. under fit Circle, L MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, is McLaughlin and Patricia F for do. Plaintiff and LINDA J KENT McLaughlin his wife and to all That the patty intereSted in sad LeS ntins BARtlETT BANK OF WINTER parties hiving or claiming t have tSint5 enterprises a. t he - 92 PARK, N k. a national banking any rot, fill* or Interest in #he real al the lmttfftt Of each Is as follows; Jim Manning ?$)allcorporation; and MONTGOMERY Property heirein desclilood Cillstibit"y-Ftrn Park Mailland Novice Dlvhwn WARD & COMPANY, are Detain. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEC) Florist Inc 100 Per Cent. Wayne OlaCkendecker 33. X 201.- It d&ntS, I will Sell to the highest and that an action to loreclosit mar. Dated At Longwood, Seminole Dave sl*ib 37-3V26bnt bidder for Cash at the Waist f9ago an the following real prowly, County, Florida April h. 76. % Front Door of the Sarrifinollif County in Saiminolft COnly, FlOrlds; C811,441borry-Forn park. RtnoGarr,bof C&JI"thoist, at Sonforcl, Florida. al David Tschrart 3332 3)- 91 ii 000cloek A M . nthe 23rd day of HOMES HOWELL PARK Blalack JchnCl&ss 353534- 58 ApitI 1576 the following dncri ONE According to the Plat thereof PresidentC R S,eveWi1y Property 8% Sol forth In said Sum. 83 recorded In Plat 11 act 1]. pfig" ATTEST Dave Kavil )I IS 31-103 y Final Judgment to *07 45 lhfw4h 4* Public R,d* of S Barbara A Olatack Lot ID, and the West 20 Vice President Seminole County, Florida. feet of Lot It, Block 9. has baton filed agaltitst you and yolu Clark R. 1118180 ENTZMINGERS ADDITION Noditioreltuifed tossfillifflcopylof your Secretary Treasurer 1, 86 rtmrftd Ir Plat Book 5, wrillendefenseL If any, to it an van Publish: April L 15, n, 29, 1916 pagals 26 dir"d 17- Of MO Public don 9019. G&V & ftilko. P.A.. fit DEY 40 Records of Seminole County, Post Office 802 Y931, Orlando, Florida, a It a 13? 131h Avenue Florida 17M. and tilt trio original FICTITIOUS NApAll a. together will' Me Clerk Of the above Styled Notice hereby given that I am S&A). colony Court an or befliro May Ilk 1#76; "ilgild is in bulififts a, 106 Hof Putt-Puff Three seconds remained 102-99 tri,imph. lit the other Notice is hereby given that a NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Pbhit Hearing will be held at the TOCONSIDER ANNEXATION Commission Room in the City Hall Notice is hereby given that i in the CIty of San ford. Florida, at Public Hearing will b4t hwId at it-r 00 O'clock P M.. on April 26, 1976, to Commission Room in the City Hall Consider the annexation of property the City Of Sanford. Florida, at I Co Oc1critd as follows o'clock PM April M. 1976, Lots 1. 2. 1 And 4. Block 6. consider the annexation of propef I, ROSALIND HEIGHTS, Plat Book 3. dcscribod as follows: P&gt47. Public Recorasof Seminole From Me Southwest corner Of Lol County. Said property is prewily SOUTH PINECREST, FOURToi Mined RA lResidentiall District. ADDITION, according to the Pla, All parlits in interelt and citijers thereof as reCorled in Plat BOOIL 1; Pages A? and 41 of the Pu 1l heard of said hearing. of Seminole County By order of the city commission Flor da, run Soulm along the Arst Of the City of Santord, Florida, tht SOUTH PINECREST, Ph day oç March. )flö FOURTH ADDITION, 50 leel 10 the POirll Of beginning, thence Continue City Clerk South alYV Said Wnl lint $42 feel. ftblillh~ March 11, 19. 2S. April 1. 'hor"ce Solith 11 d(grers, S1 1 "Atili 200 feet thence North S42 el EXS6 Saturday for a third game." COUNTY FLORIDA NO 75 1884 CA-It-lI - throw (lien sent the second straight %-ictory - padding the %I' Sports Writer 1 1 00 A M on the 33rd day Of April, A.C) 1976, o"qr for %ftit and S'all to 0 3 4) 16.4 20; P 0 1) 429.90; 20.93 Pittsburgh center Syl Apprs the highest bidder, for cash. Subject TENTH- 146. i I SoutPern was a bit more confident that 10 Any and •iIextng ieinj. at the Roofs Play Mo rroOw, l) Door of the Sominole 11115 Vengwns would even their 11 -40, 600; 3. Krfhammer (5) County Courthouse In Sanford, 6 40, 0 !6 7) 41 20; 311:49 series with the Mapl U&fS Florida. Me above ctscribed per. MONTOSH after an opening 4-1 Iom in To- sonsi prowtv, to Flagship Bank of Sanford E c k ert (2) 4 20. 1 ?0. 1 $0, 2. Count That laid sale Is biting made ronto Tuesday riight, Suitt 27 L el y (5) 14 40, 1 10, 3 L alit Embs sasy Of Mid Writ of post Office Box 1330 5) 6 20. Q 12 S) 24 60, P (2 Execution. Sanford, Florida 12711 0 P (6+7 with 2 S) 126 20; 3S,45, John E. Polk, Publish: April 1, is, 22, 29, Itlylt TWELFTH- Stu C: 1. AhIM Joey (2) 6 SO. 4 410. 3,40. 2. Montague SOMIn0filt County, Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE Publish- Acwll MYStIc (6) 4 60.4 40, 3 Sweel Daisy I. L IS. 22, 1"0, 36100, )9 so for the Phil,adelphia 76,ers, who 11), That the parties internted In %Aid business enterprise aft as follows, soi Inc By: Samuel Kahn CcAinIV, Florida Inc business 1111141"Itfilit Are as folto*1 ktirUvi A.1&MS Malorw, ir Piston.', ripped the Mil w aukee S Somebody is with us Yes sir, didn t llucks 106-96, the Washington I'm getting grey tlalr It's fourth Bullets tripped the Houston credible." Kentucky's Brown Doesn't Like Excuses f publication of this notice. to wit BRAND DISTRIBUTORS under which w,are engaged inbu$inets at 110 East Semoran Blvd. In the City of ATTEST: frenlit Secretary NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEA NI NG TOCONSIDER ANNEXATION receipt of proof UPW w ith Ill) I(1urft) don't," 1K said 4 titis SC1fl percentage of When tile second one t1)51(k his 12th tOfl.SCCUti't.' free 76ers ti4id their tilt tir1i%kh k; ia 76ers Within 11 2 games of the firstvictory helped the 76ers place Bucks in their division Legal Notice tZ A! y Wednisda tught it turned Basketball suddeni:, liI5 into •i games of seconds anti turned into si ganit of Seconds fractions Of ifl(hCS have 'son their 1.1St four Nation-sIlcti l'ett. Maraih of Newabout an eighth of .in inch to al Basketball Association Orleans stepped to the foul line the lf-ft. It was I very tight rin) Shall have an Oprtuflt Seminole Counly. Florida. upon a heard at said hearing. the regular campaign. NHL tkial ivagment rencterod in the BY order of !he City Commission 10or,t41411 court on the 31s1 day 00 of the City of Sanford. Florida -h i s rules define a rookie asaplayer April. A.D. 1975, In that ce.1sin cost IlPh day of March, 1916 31 11. who hm not Played -note than previoustnhtled General FinanceCot NTarnm Jr FOURTH- Si $ 0 I Mat games during the City Clerk Poraton of Florida, Plaintiff, -vs 5 20 6 20 2 L L Willie Lee Mckeyer a k a Willie L PublithMarch II 8 33 and April 1 Squint (2) 6 so. 3.20; 3. Rotio Chat regular season and sine? Reach McKelver and Mottle McK#vtr. and 1. 1'976 (1) 6 80. 3 20. 0 (2 3) 3 2 60 P f 5 2) Pla yed exactly that many in attendant, which aforesaid DEX SS )34 40 ]1 15 1974-75, he thus remains a Writ of Exm0on was delivered to Ft F TM- 5.16. C: I . Sandy's Porlay rookie. me as Sheriff of Seminole County, NOTICE OF INTENTTO (4)9.20, 3 90.3.20; 2. Circuit Breaker Florida, and I have levied upon the REGISTER FiCTITiOUSNAME (3) 4 00. 3 00; 1. Classy Wir* (2) The 24-year-old Ridley, a vet following described property owned NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 520 (31) 1980 P (43) SIXTH-'S1 erw of 12 pro contests, is a by WIi Lee McKver a k a Willie STANDARD SYSTEMS MEDICAL 3171 L. ever a atle McKev.r, II SURGICAL SUPPLY CO INC a MinoclaWinston more orthodox rookie, but sOld operty boing located In Florida corporation. desires to IS 13 20. 3 40. 2 40; 2. E - D-'S beau ( 4) nucks Coach Phil aloney Seminole County. Florlds, more engage In business under the tic would say he would call on particularly described as follows tltlous name of STANDARD 7040 T(S43V2O39Oo One (1) 1970 Ford 4 door, Tog No. SYSTEMS MEDICAL SUPPLY Governing the netm~inlding freshman who SEVENTH- 5-16, A: 1. 11 W 219lV. ID No. ONS4YljW2 COMPANY of Port of Sanford, Lake (S)106C 300 260 2 Kim Sue (7) won six Pro p ert y being stored at Flor ida,3 Altarrinte Garage in Altamonte 10 leglIftf the told rating with the regular season games. (711 740, P (17) 1750. 31AI Springs, Florida Additional In. Clerk Of fhv Circuit Courl ol Whoever plays. says EIGHTH-5-16.C: IK*sTr,b*(0) alof ormation sysi'st)lt from the Civil Seminole Counly, Florida. 720. 3 00. 2 60. 7. Moccasin (3) 3 10. ney, V,e 11 need a maximum Division of the Seminole County. DATED this 7th da V of Marc h, Ma h 3603 Stalky(1)340 Q(S6)1500 THIRD- 3-1 ,, (3) 10.20,41 80.4 20; 2 FR'S Two Ring (6) 1 160, 540; 3. emure Dorusii 100; 0 13- 61 40 00; T (3 4 4) 101114 60; -- . ventr& i am 60. 31 19y6 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Name game that was suppOSCd to -so: have been played at Buffalo but )1 . 30 Chicago (A) 6. St. Lowil. 2 was shifted due to a chedulirg Minnesictla 10, Houston I NINTH- 1.16. C: 1, Yeller Bear TENTH - 1. SolarlaSullon (6) comrilitment. Tnas vs Univ 00 ()115 ,380,310,2.L.C58 60 af ett Texas. 10 CC,St0 400 . 2 1 r Good*n concei ted, ran (6)$ 10. tO tO. 3 Texas Dream t1 Veteran Sabes neninder 9 4. 3 1 10. P (f2) $12210, $80. Q ()6i 30 N. P (36) 57.80. Gcrry De.sjardrns faltered in / Putlish March 18. 25. Apf.1 1, l, 1, IS. 22, 1176 11% The tiSU(Ijtt(1 Press OEX Noti s 'rrc Deliver Victor Secon s Inches Prove Crucial To Phl*lade Clerk 04 the Clrcut COurt Seminole Clerk of tfle Circuit Court Seminole Count Florida In accordance with Cnty, Florida ,n accordance wv 04 the FictitiOus 00 the Ficlitlous the p Section Section Name Statutes, To Wit Name Statutes To wit $63 0 Florida Statutes 1557 1, To 4,,f ci srrr y me of :ounty. Florida. under the fictitious Florida under the fictitious " and that I in. name of SNOWHILLS. and that I AL'S AUTO SALES. land to register said name with the Wendloreq,Sfeir saodnamevivatil lhe DEY7 "It's riot like we can Come back at the end of the year. lbs lStheendoftheyear and now we have our backs to the wall." So do the Buffalo Sabr es, st"arxouver Canucks and htts. 3&OidMIdaiiir, x Clinchcid first place A. feelings of the low National f rom the Stanley Cup playoffs SANFOROORLANDO 501 Da I 15 M 181 U ce I% htf*bY given that I a M engaged in business of 504 N Hi*AV Randy Slanery summed up the Publish: April Throw lit FICTITIOUSNAME Hockey League teams that are 3 Mario Egurb. (3)400 Q 61 SAO COO, P (6 4) 111;$ 30. Big Q (A 3S 49 41? 25 Virginia B' The Associa ted Press Atlanta Flames defencernan (4 5) 4120. P(4 s) sly,_oo. Big 0 4 with all 1) 157 (24 with 00 FOURTH- 5-16. 0: 1. whst,s Next (3) 20 60. 11 10. 3 60; 2- Cloudy Prow (6) 680 310 3 President Losils " 11 181 Houston u Q 50 34 5 10 46 311 141 13 KentvcAy 4) TWELFTH 880 620 840 2 Gasti Cast, IllS) 1 Solos Wally ty) 120., p ($4) Sit, 1O SE CON 0 - I - N eiltor Lorento it) Denver Afl?Qio 2 Gash Molina Apral: Wail (1 Q (2 FI RST Golden State at Seattle 4fl 10 6 3 310 f DAYTONABEACH WAY S RESULTS Kansas City at Philadelphia Houston at New Orleans Atlanta at Detroit W,nrt 6 ;exas CPwIstan U Exhibilion Milwaukee at Boston St. San vs T ADA at (1) 480 ,. Los at Photln% Portland at Golden State Friday's Games Apr 18 Calgary at outbekc. i t sary at Edmonton necessary Wednesday. Apr. 21 Winnipeg at E.onton. W 24 South T0di sGames York sO -- Fiiday Apr. Cleveland at New err, California t à lo 4105N Sunday 00 Misses Free Maravicil Teams Brink n Of De eat DD li d) 1121 40 ELEVENTH -1. Raq 2 California 6. i.li Today's Ovtbeic &I Calgary Edmonsom Los Arogieles. if r*cnsary of San New Orleans at Cleveland afternml% it neceS. sary Atlanta Los Angeles S. San Francisco 211 , Milwaukee ; Washington 115. Houstc-n 1:5 Sealli 115. Chicago 114 at Calgary if nces 'a 40 40 leans Detroit 106 nocesteoly Vancouver P"Oen't Legal Notice - FICTITIOUSNAME Friday, Apr. 9 Ed monfon W,nr.M. game Pro Hockey _WWQPW64~ Legal Notice ti ill nd No. 60 lit the emnd round and No. 61 and SANFORD PH:323-4700 • _' ' BOOM T H-5:30 WEEKDAYS 0" -V- owl biellit :30-5:30 SATURDAYF ± I I - - be No. 10 No 91 in the third round What they do with their 1pter pi s will probably bc,delennined h ii1L1.I'(.I Ask your Scotty's srefesman for you/copyt NON 0 left to claim , - - �rE- 46- aning lierald, Sanford, Thursday,April$,17 Fl. • _____ Answer BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker ________ -- NN P AT -\ TC lA 14 BOJT 4 OUT THERE LitE' — 1 J A _____ e (Scol garland 54 15 I 17 Di minutive 0h by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER MWER? ow F4,OtCR i c'ess / rr.sit iv-or 8 Detester 9 Boundary Ronald hlprature (ab 18 Bibli cal name 60 Mr Mineos 19 Teachers 61 Winter vehicle 21 Region DOWN 23 Male sheep I Shrub 24 Scoundrel 2 Aware of 27 Larinan mountain (slang) ) "I 31 Gaelic 33 Kinciof do*n lOShalespeares 35 Lure 40 Attack 11 Scottish write? 43 Clamping 16 Property of devices Moses 45 Sloping brothcr 46 Othcrwo 20 Domesticates 47 Gaseous w 3 American 22 RoAd curves 24 Vehicles inventor 4 Asian nation 25 Nautical term 5 Unru.p b Distracting 28 Tipped 6 Scents 7 Opo tn of 30 ,t' fl3?Om ci rntwor element 1 I 15 0 0 I I 13 16 III volcano 5,j Dc, 5 rne Silo be (pr) ? Organ part 5 lords lab) 17 prised if . 1... 1 .-• ;f Thursday, April 1, 1976-58 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - SewingClassesOffered .•. . the prize for best Bicen- j -____]'_ - - y. :-. -f . ( . - . . - -- - - -- • -p always has your best interests material interest in common with another should prove at heart. 21-July 22) profitable for both of CANCER z; . l i -. - _l . A . - - -; _. e . . . _______________ =====L ___ 1 I1W I 74L -- _________________________________ . start ' . ' w — -- . Registration and mater als Clinic; TLiesday - 8:30 a.m. to fees total $15.00. For further inform, on ca ll SCC. p i . -- "Lu - . - ELDING I . W John 1nt — , - f ar right ) . brightening-up for you today. may develop. It could prove Ilannony will begin to prevail financially beneficial. in two areas where there was . _____ 5 , a - fr munch doughnuts, drink roffee and sing patriot c ert (harks Ward ofl, t below); Ann Ha) uts i bottom right), who '.ion most humorous flat; Delbert Abne lt right), original; and . :. . to , - Clothing Construction Classes Wednesd.d) - 830 iin to 300 be offered at Seminole p.m. Lingerie and Swimsuit Community College beginning Construction; Th ursday — 8:30 April 26, and running through a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Leisure Suit t , • "A 1 I?? will IrICIUU. .1 1' nsrucion, i' rrivay .,, term include • Friday the following: am. to 3:00 p.m. Specialty U a) S chedule: Monday n Se ing Techniques F tennial hat at the Greater Sanford Chamber f , , mrneret S •' 1as "II iO the Bicentennial brunch Wed esda •d mo ng ti h C Wedn erod ho gathered to .. . u should 0 -.,:-. (Nov stur :ti1 your work or career h con- Things 0 . •I ' mirer. TAURUS (April 20-May ) goals. . 23SAGITTARIUS flarw in there • today. You're the 'I' ome problems Dec. hi) S th one who Is likely to come out e past winner in the long run Don't let have annoyed you in toda) through one who is ex treinely fond of you and who A venture where you share I I . irginia Collins tk(ti%o n new ad. center your tentlon on )your more loftY ou gain ' .. . CAPRICORN iDec fl-Jan 19) 120 119 ARIES (Mar ch 21-April 19) vantageous will result. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) Today you should Find yourself e ven more popular than you This should be a pleasant and u if You ng day for normally are. Don't be s th efIt ofld at- initial setbacks discourage you. few days may be resolved, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) giving you a reason to ce Good iies may collie yuw d)' tii 48 Sicilian "Y IT Offl)i — 'WOMEN H ats - For Friday, April 9, 1976 ' ' Kind of Oüwote 1 7 lnlrpolatons .3t Plant Outt' 39 Seasoning y ' IIyBERNICEBEDEOSOL (ii 58 Unsullied 29 Simple 31 Fore gne(s 1~ Seesaw ~1 AM A M CF ri 1'ui1D7 / i rw.-' ri'J TA Liu 0 -- \ PI! >L _______ pudding (1 " 56 Mate child cilaractel U)Lr.t Preoous Puzzle HOROSCOPE w 14 Stowe to ] ACROSS 41 i,rnait iutt r vi e I 47jlrtend(ab) 5 School subject 44 Mix Of S fOr 0 School chum 46 instance '2 Preposition 13 worthless 53 Hawaiian -- 4.VE TtIEM' ?. l4 31 )( J74 AP:E PUR'E. LETS ANE' D'.PERE Tj.4E%1 ' R A _ R&-1T, ,ou ET TEE E TaE R3' -_- I. PON tT T)4E RE ELLiN& .. 4 In School FLOWERS 1, 9 • ,y 4 -- ssist you with planning your wiedding display including 4W discord before. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS SCn 9 DU DES MA DE by PUT - Z' - ADDI 24 27 1 25 126 Larry Lewis \ THESE RE REr 30 131 29 28 won't take much to arouse your PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) optimism today, nor should it p.ast efforts did not go spire You be hard for you to unnoticed, nore will they go others. Go ou t a nd spread' n unrewarded. That which is due sunshine. is coming, be patient a bit _ fl 37 36 siderate of in the oast mav he in 1 position to ret' tir n the' favor L t. J, AVOL A I -EYEJ . U 46 147 1 45 53 1 54 56 57 58 59 60 51 . • ,. JD A S4JSSTANT!AL STIPEND TO LOITER IN FRONT OF THE COMPETING ç iNSTlTUTi)N ACRO,S THE STREET! __-< n-----'__-' SCHNOXICS D efe ct WE ARE E'EtNG DESIST IN 'TOCR DFAMPflON.' WE Ag.E. YES! —', ' — d BMK-TRUST M Nee L e ration ipt first it was decided she might grow out of it, but fiatS years ELONDIE - / ) wE TkATS livi ( rr OR )i Ii Dai'r EE EVEtNE is so SURPRISED Dç - operate. Now after a second RAVE FRIENDS, Too! S DA Myel I . Pei -V-), NQ iT'S Dr. AQJ V K 10 a Lamb ' Q 11 ~. - 'j - EAST A532 I _ 'III/JJIIll. _ ? — dangerous operation and will it other _ "p.'.. -- birthdefects willnot correct themselves in the cure her? Please exnhiln heart course of time. murmurs I would presume from what DEAR READER Heart you've told me that the X ray by Al Vermur WHAT THIS HC L. - -' ç.) c- C ,.—- / is 'ise —r - i''s i ..> --_-_ (1c) ", (. Ai-4eA0't GET FAT p -4 0 _4 by Bob Montana ARCHIE G qEAT HI, BE THWIZE PRE-WASHM, ThEY 2 NEW u'EN!S My iiii'Mike Li CPAD! W-4&*W ( YE P PRE- Pwrc#Elp AR, 4 XEP •. NEIN ANS? 01"CUSAY NEW I' " , To KAVE YOUR EYES2 AINED "" ijI I ,i('y - I Z' I LI (%" I ;N T Pat% 30 Pass 3 A Pass 4 A pa!s Pan Pa-Opening lead-K ________ .i -. -."Ii• I , byBobThoves VETERINARIAN $OMRODY ' -4.2 - 0 . for six rears, the West hand answer individual questions "Aha!" thought the student, of p am going to see a finesse envelopes are enclosed. The lor Lne Jack," ,Tiosl ornefesting questions PET ROCK I L Zz. -_—_-- Much to the stu dent's sur will be used in this column prise the Professor led a se- and will receive copies of cond trump and went right up JAroc, MODERN) by Dick — Tumor I Li_ c' - / have a soft spot in my heart for "closely guarded secrets" of film. I know I shouldn't see him, lovemaking from the Indian but how can I get him out of my side of in', familywere not heart before I weaken? passed on to me. LONEIX WOlF STII.l.t'AIIE IN I I0US`I'0N D AR ABBY: 111111 I 3&ye tr nothing)-ou ran do about a "soft Old white woman who is ake s tn r married to a 57-year-old Modoc 0111 n Inith,an. We have been inarrii-id hea . Try to get ritereste ahnost nine)-cars, and as farar. by T K Ryan J WEIG T? tA SF I )0~fr'rINK VA RANCIN' WHAT VIV HF_ Z -4411 or MA51-FIR VIC6 LOM WHEN I SHOVEP K5 VIOLIN VOWN HIS TIMT. lose weight the.... QUICK but SAFE way. CAWER I . / I - ," 0 all. ... L 4 - .0 .- , , - 0. I ) his back ti, the river. Washington daringly maneuvered atound and to the rear of the British, On the of defeat. Washington rallied morning of January 3. he his men and.drove the enemy- struck ii, Brsish regiments back, The World Almanac ni',ir Printitiin on the verge recalls II llic UNLUCKN'ME IN JERSEY Easter Fashions for Boys and Girls. I nf anh to size 14. 191f 1 ivaidrobt, E First St 210 323-8020 STARTS FRIDAY FOR Spring... N1 K" - 65"-- - ALL NEW SHIPMENTI 100% POLYESTER M \FUO\1 WASlIINGT0,' , DEAR ABBY: A reader DOU8LE KNITS TREVIRA CO-ORDIN CREPE STITC114 T's - 80 SQUARE UNBLEACHED NON.WOVEN MUSL N ~ INTERFACING a INTERLOCKS - ' WITH COUPON OPILYI - ,' (• C • MACH. WASH ea 11041011111 . yI d. I - 't isf I I - J.P. STEVENS FOLD.OVER . ' POLYESTER 1001"0 Im A \ UnderWorld The Store \., Has Super WEIGHT .. One of the most daring exPlOils Of the Revolutionary War took plare on july. l,79, At Molly Point. N,~- The British sat securely bell nd the fortifications and con- ,ç- '1 '1 \nthon Vi im in,, prise attack using onl bayonets Ito avoid a telltale accidental shot) took the Point after midnight on Jul), 16 w0 hand-to-hind c-3mbat It was here. The World Almanac relates, that Wayne çjr ' yd. Savings 83% CO"ON/13% HY1.014 -. WIDE • MACH. WASH , ' Are Open Friday - Versitil- fashions In Pa I m green with combination of Bimini im . :,i , II 711 BldiIii. E. Semoran Blvd Hwy , $31 at Ma an A ve .' ' • Aitamontt Springs I /''It I / . .\ 'II'. earned his nickname 'Mad Aiithon' I Magnolia Center 210 E. First St. L it . 1" jI bi,L.i, ..&r 'I un-stfired with the effft, Mcrrbtr of Altarnon't C#%%0`bP1F 9 Next to Knights Shoe Store For JACQUARDS BROCDCS HERCUL11" 5 . POLYESTER 3 $ TRANSITIONAL am CLASSIC PRINTS 98 e 4S" WIDI 2 yd. JERSE MACH. WASH 59cyd. ,v' NEWS'IPMENTI 1010% POLYESTER CONCORD mary/es th e r's PANTS & SKIRT ZIPPERS to 200 Park Sanford, Fl. 22 V_ 5, , VOU"'Jot t7 W C 10 C MACH. WASH FORMER DISCOUNT • blue and desert orange. b-j.-- ' Styled especially for you Fla * Itt ' Clinic CLOSE-OUT1 100% NYLON SOLID COLOR Night Till 8 30 L"t ELASTIC SPORTSWEAR Remember We "YI' I 1p, N 98C TERRY CLOTH 'ASTI 0I0 THEN KEEP IT OFF11 / WASH This Week On 174 FLOCKS MACH ' ç 88yd. vMa,.aiLLuts'.In - Fw~ Irviled the Iludson Ifighlands. .-.- 11,11.14 . Mile YOU'll find the lialives hospitable! Their quarrel is with the American embassies, not the American deliar!" - Jack Pierce. d LOSE Ilessians at Trenton. Washington temporards returned to Pennsylvania only to strike again in New Jersey vdth Sportswear by My' husband says I should Today, many couples who are train Terry to be right-handed married have different namnc because everything is geared My daughter-in-law kept tier for right-handed people and the own name, so I address their ir Ix)y will be handicapped if lie's inail to both of them. using both left-hand e . Now my h us band is their names. forcing Terry to eat with his It may appear to the postman that they are not married, but I right hand. BICENTENNIAL FACTS in a less famous I)'laware Match I'm concerned, he has the white ulan beat all to heck. irw to feed himself I am ost ix)sitive that Terr% Is left-Kanded because when I put the spoon in his right hand, he K I washable and dryable. The "FABULOUS FABRIC FOR FAB ULOUS ,PLEI For Unmentionables between the III1 lower chambers of the heart. com. These abnormal munications allow blood to be squiried iffirough the hole or CHECii,,ull shunted back into the right side of the circulation. They cause (lie Leart to be inefficient. When there Na hole between crossing on the night of D". Fac ing Co rnwall is an • asked ho%% to addrms mail to a Tried everything and failed? transfers it to Ws left and couple who are not Married but We can help men and women are living together. proceeds eating that way. N.Y. 10019. After defeating the I S ummer po PIO,ESSIOhALLYSTAFFCO MIOICALLY SUPERVIIED TUMBLEWEEDS K] :11other of a baby %%ho is lear- ta.1king about. i .1 -' — 2944 ORLANDO DR. SANFORD DEAR ABBY: I am the men before ro I know wha t I'm 4 E ' squaw s. who both ran off with someone else. Nothing kills an old romance (luicker than a nevili tine. I ' - to E ' CARNIVAL to To tell you the truth, I still Ahite men. Apparently the for I_____________ • with whIchever hand he wants As her privilege to use her own who's still in the same ratty — To fort't Terry use his name tisk so desires I mu Just bathrobe she was wearing when Everyone has a problem What $ right hand -A hen he Is n2tur2U), I said goodbye to her that ABBY: Box No. 0100, L.A., Calif. left GLAD THEY'RE moming. And the martinis 90069. Enclose stam2ed, self MARRIED not in a pitcher. lliey are in addressed envelope. please more problems than It solves. DI Alt AliI3\ That guy who Besides. what's the dif Every time Ills wife goes tua ferencc %%hich hand he cats Cculle home to find his wife hospital to have another baby, with? Ills mouth Is In the waiting for him a la natural • h ills mc at work and sends middle I iiw telegrams begging inc to DEAR ABBY: I am one-half " Ito the Professor play. He had pass just doesn't change ne / I • Arrived The student was watching Remember the fact that you most of the common forms of birth defects of the heart can be major artery to the lungs, or it Iran be a persistent hole beteen the upper chambers of the heart. Other children have persistent hole 4IJ OVER MY / married man now and has been ding any because you have passed originally The answer is that you do bu t C ~.M connection between the major Radio City Station, New York, FRANK_ANDERNEST 11116ru- i"i, if )uu usudif) )our bid- The Professor won the club (Do you have a question lead wi th dummy's ace and the experts') Write As cashed dummy's king of the Jacobys' care of this trumps Th e queen fell from newspaper. The Jacobys will after birth a long, 'tarnped, self-addressed There are a large number of envelope for mailing. Address birth defects which can affect your letter to me in care of the the heart. It may be a simple Evening I lerald. P.O. Box 1551, was the real thirig,but we had .a big fight ikiote he cooled off time for him because hi is a ,_.. - , polye ter. His splashy orInt 5ais t color accents and Ilk# Me suit, Is Completely machl" :' What (10 your experts say? know they are. sith a pitcher of •mnartui:s IiE1{ Even though I would have doesn't know how lucky lie is. YOUNG.SIOTHER DEAR M()TlIElt: My ex- preferred that she had taken Dear DEAR AHR\ I went with A Florida redder wants to that they hear immediately Keep Your Lungs Fit. Send 1 " ' - ...-' 11) ABIGAILVANBUREN kiiE; ~AOOZM~ normal because of an active granddaughter, has and also circulation Or they can occur feel fairly certain that it is not because of increased tur- something that will disappear. bulence of the blood going Since these are structural ftough a heart with a diseased defects, a successful operation heart valve inside the heart or usually results in a complete because of an abnormal routing cure. This of coum is not uw of the circulation from birth in the very complex otr defects of the heart. defWs of the heart which cause At birth many babies have the child to be blue (cyanotic), heart murmurs because the have delayed 17owth and are fetal heart has a hole between associated with other problems. circulation of the newborn, that needs to be done. means that doctors often wait a For information on how your while before deciding about tk lungs work send 50 cents for significance of a heart murmur Th e Health Letter, num be r 2-4, MO --.: Married Ex-Beau Keeps Haunting Old Friend Pa;% Both the unt and the corrected with a minimal hole between the two upper gret. of risk. Your surgeon chambers close at the time of ole will tell vou 0lat the degree of N birth or shortly thereafter. This na is or e type a operi IOfl fact, combined with the active YES. MR LOOGE, 7 - Chad Is 411 years old and tie jumped into a Marriage that tie regretted right aw, 1 am still single, but I have Ito A pie of restricted choice, ltn .. the son of Mr. and Mrs through the heart. They can be what type of defect your ltoh the Chad Perce welcomes the Easter season In s dashing DannyDerssuitoliOOpct •, •• jack was going to drop' ask- Just learned about the princi- spot on your cards. and the artery • .i suit is available Inspar%lin while or soft blue. Bom a vibration of blood tumbling doctors feel fairly certain as to heart and an open artery shunt between the artery to the body :: _ or not I finessed This time Myp chance to gain a trick and no chance to bce one West North Fast Soutb inurmurs ere the audible and physical findings were such . PRISCILLA'S POP 3".1&72 _ .-. to make his contract with two to the jack he would have made a trump trick whether Ea st-West vu l nerable decided to operate when she is2 years old She has had no bad the two lower chambers of sounds we hear from the on the last examination that the . / if gain by a finesse since if East had started wili four trumps - — 0 1 . ed the student "1 didn't," rephed the Professor. A had nothing to 2 A43 visit and X rays they have necessary in these eases? Is it a 014. ' — .". - - and the Professor proceeded SOUTH iD) A A 109764 V A •AKQ J heart (ventricles) and it's effects and is otherwise per- sm. all, it does sometimes close fectly healthy. spontaneously. Many of the Is an operation always An~ 2" Commercial __ - s time poor with his ace. West had to produce the jack 9 643 -.she had not, then they would (irs FO j._... - Flower Shop l . &K 8 WEST 0111 h Sanford .: - Its OS%',AIl) ln(I JA'sllS J'tt'Uii\ e ______________— DEAR DR. LAMB - I have an 18 month old granddaughter who has a heart murmur. At - ere comes PeterC ottontai . p - "f Wr' - s O I 9/ to associate with persons today a more direct control over who are of an idealistic nature. situationsi Important to you. Be Something mutually ad. Your Own man. , ___ - WW WIN AT BRIDGE ive - April 9,1976 byStoffel&H.imdahl ThAT'S A LAST LAUGW t)U NATIONAL SUMS CUMIN I BANK CxJTO1A •. - J -. BUGS BUNNY One of Central Florida's Finest Florists Z This COrflingyear progress tocia) and v.iilbetlappytodo wil] be made because you'll so. LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Try have the opportunity to assume 50 151 52 ig 48 (Heraw Pboul by am Vhkftm Jr.) 29 yd. 0 DOUBLE KNITS 60" WIDI MACH. WASH ASST. JACQUARD C 89 -- �- - ________ - .r 19ii- - __ ----- __.. . -1I..III,L __ __ _ -. ____ _____ _______ ___ i - lii ____ ___ _____ 4 _v$nIngH,racsank,,.fJ,Fl_ -. - Thursday iii Evenino ___ 600 2 4 6 9 _______________________ NEWS 7 24 AS MAN REHAVES MY FAVOf4ITE MARTiAN 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 .6 ) CBSNEWS _________________ 3 ____________________ II - ---- ..-: -. COCENrr1AON 9. 1 . .. - . . - 12 t-4A[I. (' - , - - Ii 7 gj, 57 NilE j LIII I! IflU rt II U II -- - (Moct, Tues, Wed) R1D OFVMEN(ThIJr5.) ON YOUR (YiNN (Fri.) RE. LIGION IN THE NEWS J)HAPPYDAYS(A) 4) (Mon Wed Fit) RSCOIENDAS 1150 PAUL FLiSJWEY 5OM MENTARY 11:55 (7) SCHOOL PROGRAM MING 8.30 630 41 PASTORSSTUYY 1 i (.. '. Fit) ' TENUNDERDOG (LE • m,t1JOE $ at 725 Old 825), ___________ _j, / CARTER _______ _____________________________ _________ tus a-u Return o con - - •T 2) ROd9UIVO. Valerie Hobeon, (Tb'-)"UFO, Tom F'U'$ rH, iiOO -_1 AFTER -- - - •• -. ____ — . -- I __ — Conducted by Rev and MrS Leo K rtg II $ a onia vent e Doa evlt 2 SRi l5 t bath screened porch large yard 4903or 3724371 occupancy Aye Sanford Ph 3714470 _ --For commercialsewing ExperIence 31--Apartments FurnIshed Mfg.. 100 North Lake Howell Efficlen and Lovel 7 edr y y b oum, by Road, Casselberry. First road 1 BEVERLY HILLBIUJES ____ • - -I , - :: :;3;z; - - .4' - - --' '- '' -- -c---. ----' -- i II II II '- '.-'1.-,-4i - '"p oxing ward, up, down or diagonally Find each and box It in rirn III Agave 11 cie auonna 5" J Iboga ., ar iiivana -id'. •_ c.uitp [)ttsir - I ' " "'"' 11A1u&,uu Snake Plant oma Snnhrsx's "l"' I SECRETARY '.'nf & b"drDm apartments furnished or unturnshed N,*l. - IRooms newlypainted er 'veer Full charge Excellent money BOOKKEPR All round office background basic kkeepfng. 323-5774 Anytime ivtuitiple Listang ServICe ______ 3 Bedroom furnished or un furnished. $11.5 month. Ph. 37242,9 i:rm: condition 3226670 ____________________________ MECHANIC I' V I N ( '- Il() 42—M)bIIe Homes 11.500 Phorte3I7 9142 24 Hrs. tiv 17921 ISYR FHAFINAP4CIPIG Re oAswcate CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR home I 16s7 or 373 61$6 2 BR 1 bath - 7 Vardens 2 Bdrm. I. . • Drapes •Carpetsng FROM $ land3 ' MONTH d 43-Lots-Acreage -- - - --- Sickler Phone 372 3941 _____________________________ - ________________________ 465 t rDnu p - 1_j_. - 1974 Plymnu'? 2 d'r Dus?er I cyt - - Camper Trailer - 68-Wanted to Buy for )Opct commissiOft. Free Pick ups Auction Saturdays 7 p m IVII u.aoiitac I 000r sedan UtviIse all power loaded like new 16000 ----': -. ' --. . $100 323 409$ ______ --' I' __________________________ --. ------- II) ________________ _I _________________________ '_I __________ iii 1._br 77 _- _______________________________________________________ --_. -- :2-i . . ii ItT (S (SLJ/"tklr ft"%I ' i rsuiriv - ner vc,urhon.- ...th alum BEST PRICE BEST PRODUCT f. sotf I '.., Ii m Also Free Estimates-74 HOUiS Rot r GutterS 70 1rs Ep THERMO TEK lii 0921 Ic Sd n13 Co $51 954) I _________________________ •, j - ESYERSO',i LANOCLEARING Classified Ads di2 t work ttiere __________________ • II Oh epair - ''' '1179 r . ,, ____________________ - - teedBROGDEN ROOFING 373 6700 BACK HOE SERVICE Also any -________________________ --' - '"': ' -'-"a.,r efQ a •;c.. • ' ''' - - -- ','k' - -- • - - 't'' "i;: o ' - , - - - ii. ',; ' .p& /'aSI. " .. - - '. : - (i-', patch, repairs and small roofing obs Fast Service All work yrs eiperience Call Bicker, 373 -. - -L - storedandmoved 3239142 China Glass. Garage Sale: Friday. Saturday, - 2 ,, arxi c'eanng fill dii clay rock Expert roof repairs flat roots or type fence work Call after 1pm . 322 $174 - - •• r._ v Clean r' SP"C .51 5! Hi Preston scrat watt, t-l00%c-s Trucks Yno IC Homes Roots 323 Lund Clearing - - - '' Sat.. Sun 10$. 113 Krider Road. (Sanora) Sanford - C- ' GARAGE SALE: Thursday, Friday _-',,!--- -, t re - -- I __________ ¶0A0J_k—i - NOLL S Quantity. Any Casselberry, Hwy 1797 $30 4206, Cash for wrecked or iunk cars, We freezer $40 Phone 365 6546 - - -- ,6—.-u,O I a. . - ______ - - Blvd -. -. _______ 372 3721 ' '- flu I'll [V • GOD' D• R? _____ . _-------- - _p Radio-Stereo _______ _________________ — sso B&A from tr Cr tiERfi', , (- i , 1 1 31 ii 'h". iLPDECQATPS 1st ' I" ?]3 - LakeMary Off FOtjrttt St between d !_r_.._ xt1.SteetFlc.oc - Gara e Sale rridsy April9 9103 £AI iru:: 2 New Models Under S29,000 _ 1961 Camaro new paint custom 1ii0 excellent condition $923 ezchangl?. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave __________ Realtor 323 5774 628 0711 _____ ______ -- SelIusyourcarortructevens CRES high rvi dty Reduced tc- 2BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES I-urnsth,d or Unfurn15IIcdAPARTMENT i n P200 1970 Cad Ilec Sedan DVille I ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Phone no later than 10 am. April lóforspacereservations 3734457 Toppricelpaid used anycandition ________________________ ua $126 Winter Park Bear Wheel flalancer Static Dy awnings & lie downs Quiet area, 1975 Cameron P x STUDiO 1 2 3 Lunch room pn Hwy SO Call collect Orlando 548 Phone days 373 7050 or 371 0069 afterb. - , . , Sanford Must sacrifice lOw mo payments324 5176 afterS 1-'t1t buff AKC $100 327 1263 -- Phone)?) 167 327 2539. __________________________ Oviedo- Mead Manor 3 BR 2 bath paflsh style home ASsume 37500 mc.rtgage Will Irode equity for late model car on p ck up s 6546 ____ ' glass. Bisque figurpi, Tiffany type Table Spaces for rent $10 April 17 YOU SANFORDAUCTION 3.103 Orlanøo Drive Sanfoa,)23 5200 CHEAP! Lik Aots.Furn or Unfitrii' ' Li 3u buildings transformer trees BROKERS needing lots of work Bargain at 20 S iRE also free puppies Phone 3?) 0313 QUARTER HORSE MARE HO Train set mounted on plywr'od 93 x I) 4 xl legs REALTOR Slants k w%Pc1io:raan runt like new (Outer) 323 $570or13.41605 - UNDER NEWMAPIAGEMENT d fling room ?ab!e and chaIrs Ph 3231301 ampt.fier Palomar, used less than — AuCTION GALLERIES .. 3727491 CD Mobile S BE 356 excellent ,,,-. (' ',C) , I dl I . '\a-1 I II 323- 9410 ei 1344 As TAUONTF cPDI4GS 7 620 By Owner- 2 Bedroom, kitchen - • - - _________________________________________________________ t rree Doat Ride Government Resales from $100 Clean 3 bedroom 1 bath avocado WIlT REALTY stove & refrigerator blue carpet central t*t & lii P.,j Real Estate (lrcer )'l Oj Paston s)fl 1'Ol 32) 78S __________________________________ 32. 0779 \t ( 1) is RE' TO' 13 AuctlonEi'eryFriday atI2Noon . .. Beau? lul Easter dresses and Ic •- bOYS 2610H,awatfla Realtor P '• 72—AuC On rar1 Heavy Equipment 63A _______________________ -' - _________________________ si)necj tj, Jotçh V llirr EMAN R EA _TY Moiorcycle lrturarce p F LA MARKET ATDO flIJY CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK & PROFITS GROWf — REAL ESTATE home on 170 wide lot. Room for B If I ran h t & P7 O6i Ri j Ri ii (tte Broker siding. 3 Bedrooms, 7 full baths, fireplace famil room extras Rt(J Weal Ettair Eirorr JOHPIKPIDERASSOC 107W C - Large 1 ''7 Stemper Realty - Harold Hall Realhi Longwood No children, no petS, $170 month Ph 19 ' ' 1)7 0(f) new Cfl3bedroorn in quiet neigh _. I If I homes now available lit & lf , t*%orry 322673$ MACHINIST Some background wi'l wine training '- heat. If CALL US I h ,_ oAMBOO ._OVE APTS , " ad — ' -- ---- - - --- ------ - __________________________ fly $ ____________________ EXTRA INCOME 3 BR home with conditioned $100 mo 111 F Itti St 372 4715 or in 5161 _____________ •', T --vwrwvi B 0 A 0 A r ki tjn o U ii r U S MSIDLRGRNA6PEY01EP - _____ ti-'?--' L S L P A • ,.., ,, triiir ( 'I I I ' 'h',- 1' , , fD U U P F S 0 P H 0 R N M R I A , H D L N D A B Y H U I G A T -r i T 0 Ps n n H I '-u A fl T£ £ 'i i' I R P G I A B E p 0 V 0 G I V A 0 P A tr . f7,$ - ,_. ro - - ';-r Ifledroomu lairs $ C stI de'Sks. execLjtiV chair:. traght chars. fIinQ AnecnbeawlIprorabvYef 33aMor]fl77 cabinets as is Cith and carry Conic bfowle every Sunday 9,0 S i., CltII at the Movleland Drive in Stop and thirskamiflUtê Catselberry 11 n • ioo Theatre. South 1797. Phone 327 -. . _' tbe en WOU 1216 - n COU'4TRY HOME- Comfortable 2 bedroom family room patio all Homes 2545 Park Drive $lOup n pe I i flu I a new home? Mo in -_-- . .. iZ- J 0 a R Y 0 I [staR Itr i r MULTlP..ELI5Tlp4GREALTOR 1'l9S French 3fla991 HAL COLBERT __________________________ W E E I E I N cA TAFFER REALTY fly Owner- Fave and six? th acrei Sheryl Drive Osteen $3CiOO PLAP4TAAS Fl RcU fraI Ethjte (3roer BEAUTIFUL modern home in Lake L - E LOT liP ..t Ii 1 )' No pets Phone 511 1010 3722796 afteriwkda AVON Spring into the world of cmetia. r u - 0 beautiful yard fl7 500 DELTONA- Nice individual homes 1 Bedroom $120 7 4 Eves in ciss Assoc,te Jessup. $33300- let-ins ROLLING HILLS IF bear ng citrus rees th 3726196 661 461 or (904) 719 SEAMSTRESSES 2 12 61 BEWITCHED B 0 AD C I U AL P E K A N SAP A 3br.drou;fl kitcNn equipped Priced tO Sell at ORANGE C0 flutter Chain. iot ° S?0,SCU. Only 1650 down U7 ovi'rlooking Lake Down, plus common laklot, $12,500. 793 ma. o APE Cii 1 Cd r icj cic.?re(J air cc.n arpe Wood tx-droom, 7 bath home in fine Newly ,edr-coratccl remodeled 3 ________________________ Comfortable 2 bedroom home in ---------------- - -- -,:- 3 Bedroom - -•- ______________ 78_MtorcYcleS Trade 7G$wap & Used office furniture 6jcr C .vt Trees, hqh and dry i.'.es u Ii Q.900 rec acre Owner, $626o9 t 3?3604lor373OS17ees flroh(r 373 At1 or eye-s SpacIous 1 BR apts Ternis 5.3(3 Priscilla Lane 1:30 I I ponl Wak?oschc'fs & thoppinU carting dishwasher air unit - ____ 12 P¼t'iel L,1IOFLIFE Furnishedduptex, Lake Mary area '4 - nuroc uris sen on reques — Thursday,AprilL1t7 lB Evening Hersld,Sanford.Fl. 60-Office Supplies _________________________ * Home Lookers * r SEMINOLE COUNTY men? ea tsi.affl If youhavea6 c clo*n isn we can builcf you. 3 bdroom. 1 19.3 Acres- 1)650 per acre. t.i fit.'UP1) bath home as low as $141 Pe M. UP4SWORTH REALTY ,• 2 BR btock, Fla room, large yard, A *ionecall could star? you on a new 4 •_ ()lvors Peggy fencing Another BPP warr t d ________________________ bath 322 1526 after i pm .Jt 19) 'Wed oni bedroom I bath home In ldyllwilcJ Features include range breakfast bar in kitchen 36S Pit turn I BR duplex adults no ts Call)?? 3ólOafte; a orwee Peal I .*ninas Referenes r.'cuired s—Lost & Found ________ P,NG E A ()EAL. DriOp,n h17 unty Moeling Bette Davtg Jill DaVIS 1948 CN trnA rAI5Mu 121 FALL HARVEY if LYNDA $J.$J 14) PHIL (tn '-"-'Rt.ö 'r 4 Optiontobuy 3235151or)fl6620 (6) MARYHARIMAN MARY I * * * * arci Chddren and pets OK $130 600, Co TM Evening Herald. •- * YOU TROUBLED! Call Toll Writ. P '3 Rn', ITI) Sanford Florida 37/71 CL MIKE DOUGLAS Si-KYW (6) MERV GRIFFIN SHOW -. - maintain and operate small PROBLEM 400 (.2 IRONSIDE flntte Davis. Olivia De ris VE1. tffr. -IL uAJe'l F%R' .- 9) StR3SEjWflEE R - -=--- UVPLEASUR1ISMY LIST ('flits.) B(.U. 35 ARE -- ( (Wed) The Letter Betle D5S GoSoiociai'id 1940 - . -. . . 43-l..ots-Acreage BALL REALTY :;id 0. .kIrrtjf'ifl D.is 3?? I14 Bro.cr .._ ..jj r m StDnc u'JLiujii icaii 31i-s—upixS turnithed ": Reason.it,Ic rent - 9' ONE LIFE TO uvE r MIDOAY LEGISLATURE f' at satisfy nr meals ,insj lose .EV 1 00 - rr DEADLINC) SCENE ,. 0HN SAULS AGENCY 7. 3. bdil)øm trail ap Adult & family 35 5 Nwi I? 9? Sanford '...________________________ • SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 Lines MInimum ____________________________ Tk 41Houses i joy,r i ,ü 7190 600 A M - 5)0 P M KI _______________________ 41—HoU5(?S 41—Houses :tiN MO PARK. 41c11 line Jic a 1:rte IthruStlmes othru 25 titiles HOURS SHflW (fl) ,4J ,,-ç, j - and a RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 9) THE NEIGHBORS 24 (Mart) COLLEGE FOR TOMORROW THE 700 ClUB 24 SCH MING io-oo . 322-2611 AS THE WRLD 1230 6M 815 I (6) TURNS 9) R-4YME AND REASON 2:00 7) THE ELECTRIC COM "" LESS CHRISTIAN LI (Titus) WHY7 (A) 6 10 -- '4' 230 i22) (I2( fl-sE oocrons i4) (63THEGUwsNGLlGHT NEWS .2 6.(Mon)LiFEINrHtplfl. L,TER RO ( - __________________ ________ KANGAROO •1),4IJ4fl'l (4_()5 (JP 6M Sorvi."gi id 1')44 (Thtis) ej are j ________________________ - 24 BLACK JOURNAL ECON ,. $ - 4 730, local news). 7_) SESAME STREET t9)GOOOMOFI,.J,*ER. ICA 800 24 TOOAY ft4 THE _______________________ - 35 700 CIW 1030 6 ALAN B&*KE SHOW 1100 2 4 61 9 12 NEWS YLE FUNNY!!! 4 - -- - 4 ' 6) 6c8sNEws(c*i. 12.00 ACOMCALMUSICAL$(NIEC(TRAVAGA1ZA1U1UR1NC . ,• - ______________ - - 0 1130 (2) 12 TONIGHT 16) CBS MOVIEbon M Sw-bus r- FAME , ---' _'-i' . Yankees 9 WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 35 MOVIE: In 0OCt,C*A OdQndo - Winter PQ(k 831-9993 SerrinoIe _______________________ itcp CLASSIFIED ADS • (B&W) 1940 (Fri) I - t) HARRY - --I. ', - THE WALTONS:Ooavon Little guests as a os hVOi as a MMTI 9 has1 nWalIon (A) .7) 24 IHE WAY IT WAS: The 1960 Wedd Sixtos— .2 12 RW o _______________________ 1c1—ApartmenIs Furnishtd TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS --- ___ ___________ _________ Thursday,Aprill,1t7 j'-t,.1,'.f 7 )4 .v i - - _____________________________________________________________ PR ESSMAN '_,_& ,,---. ,,, 'r4..e"s w'.1 -4 , .-1-;.. , . _-- ._ -- M ,_ ..,j"i - - i r - Qt I-i (' I I DC BREAKFAST COOK C D (b D TC (' ioti sson slIy ?' in uj, I Open 10 to 6 REALTORS _ Country Club Circle 323 at S:rnnola Blvd - i' - ' Free Estimates ____________________________ ______ Jol'insoo Outboard Motor 10 lip _____ WE SELL SUCCESS you exactly what you're 'f. go ' - I rt ir ri A ri rrl r-r ri r'iri tAIA lIT Afl Crt'FIflhI MANAGER TRAINEE- Excellent 'nefts Medcal, Profit Sharing, or very 322 2559 c ng and trailer good condition ready offer these fabulous one and two story homes for sii ii1rnmi(,T It1(v!!fl.J açgreislve type individual, high 'lip.- Hundreds of sales events are held every day in the Want Ad section - - - i -. - i I • - for bargain buys. If you have I th Classifiod SeCtIO - - - . -'wi-'--•c-.-,.--- school graduate or better Zitle's Jewelers 1100 Stat. St Santci'cj Plaza Custom Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose From SHIRLEY MILIEu 834 9212 SEMINOLE RU1HTUFCH COUNTY S Longwooit 834 9211 Mowing edçaing trimming weeding YARD SALE' 407 Colonial Va ' 11 F ROM TODAY S WANT ADS 830 I s. - Pt. - Modern Facilities NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED - :;; i'5 -- Pd ("iAI I-I A i, make it easier E M CHANIC ExperIenced on NCR machine '1 • tes can Work for great cornpanywithgood , ____________________________ s,,,... I ur fl'1 (J,1flt.1..;I)A •Lisrge Wooded Lots • fnree 211 W 25th - S - Sanford, F a 5% %,f)1111 %iIt Put $ Arlanses Traveler fiberglass 75 np Johnson $$7.i complete 373 Wail to Wail Carpetinci • Dlshwasher-DlsDosaI 9-MbsILai MilrChandISe n* a fers ou lie Same Quality In!,' I I i' t'iasic, ing 1 r ci £. sione atty 377 7710 pecia Zing fl ep acement Win For freeei?imates call Carl Her nsa? SEARS in Sanforl 372 1771 ( ;'.O't' 5%nh Li. (tnIIii, itt tT15C 3?) a"i _____________________ or Residential Reasonable Fret ' - ii" ,, ft - Upholstery SpeiaIist in Totting -.'' ' t"c/ '.,.,'s:,., .' 322 0707 r £nia- __________________________ •• ',, :'- . i-k4 ,, '.'. ' -. ' - 1- s #. '-#';- . "-. it.-. ', , Mach net Pr-pt red we Buy Sell . - . -•- ' -. I 1' I - ,- -k '4 '.. 4Jd.'..J' _________________________ L_ - trr-nt Eiterminatit"g tQ Complete - - ye 372 UÔS U "•f ________________________ -, - ' ' ' - - - WELLS DRILLED PU' - -- - - - - ' ' .' -# ' S - - r-W"-- - - - ,.:x '-?' -' - ., a-, )j 't -' Williams Accounting SUPPLY ZO t1 BOOK s.E F PING IndiviUu4l locally Reported like new landscaping plants and we do ii'.,- j 8. Organ Sales & Service We - Phone323 1192 Alterat ons Dressmaking ad is _ __________________ Street LIqhtS •Sldewalks - f V1 mosnrand'railer $250 Phone373 1627 ' ___________________________ he Cf 322 3-55 — WANT TO SELL I I' ' -•'J - - • --- - - -------- - - - - - - �low IB—Ev*irlg Herald, Sa nfo rd, Ft. - ------ Thursday, April I, 1Y76 Lam.&OC*IWG (*i1I1 '!'_'" ""'_III ___ ENJOY FINE MOVIES a §H[W:ECONO HOURS MON TUESWEDTHURSFRISIU4)I s ZALES SANFORD PLAZA APRIL DIAMOND VALUESI ii 31N1yW1 Y ERTIBLE" Chair PH.323.6760 (I * li1reClP Emerald Cut April is Natural Foods Month" 175000 2OO4 ONLY CHAIR ccoftftl__ ____OfAt— ___ USE AS A Lds 1 099 - urn... Ldi. y.q. U IUIILIJ NOID CARDS NEEDED Diamond 1 Carat total 699 * Wedding set • ALL CHILDREN 75, ISNEY * a /2 61900 7 Gen. Rubies Lds yg. Diamond, * Dinner Ring NOW WED.MATINE[1:30P.M.ONLY stopIn fora c of 36900 51900 429 Carat Total - While shopping, why not * 1 gj4 WALT -- TAYLOR'S NATURAL FOODS herb tea - V FREE- Friday, April 9. // / - Also sample our soy nuts CHECK ZALES FOR MANY OTHER VALUES and yogurt chipil JCPenn tLo I -- -- -- PRICES GOOD A LE Now In: A •' THRU TURD AY SA A GASPOWERED A lot of new Sprinq MISSES DRESSES A lot of new LONG DRESSES Edger :. 881W S.LE V in 3/88 SALE JERGEN'S RATH Al csALE NEXT DOOR TOPEP'INEY'S OANKAMER,CARD MASTER CHARGE JARMAN'S BEST SELLER $ 1 0000 Time to outfit the family for Easter--- only U i 0 a bright array of new spring fashions t4 %14 \, sz lao a C CL I S)/)\.• \\I. 0 >- . t)-C ON FLOOR MODELS AND DEMONSTRATORS N -- PH. 323-6861 SANFORD PLAZA along with special foods and services- EVERYTHING here now at prices you'll like! WANTED to enjoy our Pizza SEE SANFORD ROTARY'S THIRD ANNUAL OFFI CHARITIES CLOTHES TREE BENEFIT 12 FREE FISH COMING SOON Easter • ___ (41 ZEBRA 4 NEONS -'2 MOLLIES 2 PLATIES) GOOD APRILI THROUGH APRIL is, 1n Publix Headquarters! ___________ --- --- SANFORD. FLORIDA DINE IN withpurchas.ofany Ilk Ca Mr. Ed's Pizza SANFORD AIRPORT APRIL 1718 — AQUARIUM SET-UP SIGNED AIR SHOW...... Weekdays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 322-8610 - CARRYOUT (1\ Free pickup & delivery W E 0 0 SHOPPING CENTER FrI. 10-7.30 EA. C Johnny's Standard Svc, BIG DISCOUNTS AND BIG SAVINGS SEE US THIS WEEKEND AT THE FORMER LOCATION OF MUSIC UNLIMITED Al and Jenny Bowlinq STAhCAPD 11 0 1 CB RADIOS AND ALL TYPES ELECTRONIC PUBLIX z d Call communicaTIOM, Inc. AngelFood Cake Open 10-6 - the best ever 0/ 7 I Connoisseurs of Fine Food 0/ /0 TO I M *- = , —I I- X 3. E cm E cm 2 — =>o —a W BankAmericard . all E uuuIluuiI Airport Blvd. &17-92 ROAD SERVICE MasterCharge . 1I to 0 >' .E .2 (.D 0 =I- 0 0 > ..dZ Q J 1 Z 4 U - U Wis Z — 5. L EE Special this weekl OPENING SOON In 0 4 -. O C moo" - 0 -- t BOWL AMERICA z Z 4 4 0 o C"a 4-- 0 LAM 3: U 0 M __ 04 Z 0. BM 0 O It's not too earlyl Plan now V& I I __ POWELL'S SEWING CENTERS LOST our LEASE- t Itt6 OFF • heel Brown D-EE 9 -. / .- Rubber -7Black D - THIS IS THE BIG ONE UP TO Side zipper Tricot-on.foam lining -; - SINGER SPRING SALE • __ V / REG. 23c .ftp W7 A016 41 - UJU IV REG.37c Ti ss ue 4111111w, Butter soft leather upper PLAZA ONLY REG. KLEENEX100CT, I / Reserved SAN UuuI I Li mit Rights • PRICE 2ber hiends and I? advm ?!thth - irk cards FOO DS UUI Sanford Plaza 1hr- Cleaners C. L. Schmalmaack, Omer FREE GIFT WRAPPING Senior Citizen Special %","HOKER with p6rchase of any leisure suit or suit OPEN U, Summer League ,,r!TJA\ ~ilto S-.sot-2W 0 ;~ -%~ 3227542 \ 1/' I 7 Cure your house His- \k Ik with a Shampoo-Set & Conditioner or !UV,1J111J Weekly MABEL DUGGAN ' ALMOST READY TO OPEN EVERY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY TREASURE CHEST f BEAUTY '"1 "j u BOWL AMERICA of nORIDA AIRPORT BLVD FREE MEN'S Deli Cafe Catering to organize or join a . ori LL SeeUsI ri J I slit IT in 11 SHI P I - UsSeBANK -- �-,. - --- .- ... - I - - __ - -I---- -- - Mi~~~~~~~~~~ -___-_--- mmum __ _____ N ~ IN _ __ ___ __ _ - U - - 411111111 ------- -. M -t. i :: - :q - _ , ,1 ? t I \ 10 '- . r 161, , 11 ~ _ - . ..-Ir . ., __. `tri,-.6 - *C-S , * = 1XI-pc ;,Ao , . cr = ;. = ::E \' =1 If ff; * 3 R: =X - 0 CL a. 5 to . ;A, ~ 3: -0 5 Z. - - = - - (; - . I . -- ___. I - - . ra C ovi :7 __ - - . . :-_ - ft . _:., I -pA __-.*r.. ='tll -A - . All , . - ra I 7. = = m r. z 4 :1 k mom ,bb .1 x , ! Q) m I, I :* (D ~ . ji I It: it "= ;; ,;~ . ~ - -2 E %4- ......-I," f., k, _" - - _.11 \ AM - - r4, ' \p P. !--- .5 f, -~. j t.n . q Z. -J ,~ .= .216 - = - ;;j zo ,~ C: A :~~ __1 -_ , - , N ~~ ,~ , ,-Y1 n, f.-A,- In=% ~~ 4=0 CL 4F W LU CL _~ - k- , u . - 11::\1 ,~ M CrI _. ~ - 4 0 .., - (!~ J'E4 Erl 9 ~g .2 t..E. - 4, L) :ftd C, N , fo 8 I; I= $I ~: 0 , " ' e, i. - t tk ,e .g tz ; _'OtL 0) 9 E CS ., I= Z=i fAoc- ...) a) Z 6 w rj m -- - ., = 2wm 2 Is ;8 -.14 - c C: U , :: ~= (:2: 41 * ,~.~ 'S ~! ~ .; - ,-r- "0,.;: - , -, . E I 8 1 ,4-- v) I- .j 4) 1~~ ~ Eb ;, Q) t2 (D * O.. PC C E , -" "t f. . .1 ;A • 1) .- 9 >. .% .= .0 0R - - jr 1~,~!; ~~O . ,\ K* (:---, :* .I - ~. F~ ;_ 7 i;-;" a L. C3 ::~: 0 0 r, r - W 0 x CL .14b \ - ~,- z 010 . Pr, - F i. 14 0M .0 - 4 *',-, _ _1V ' S n::7 - I F -> __ r,, I , ~~ ':, ~L~-; T_ -* ____ C --m-w --j"Ef, I ., - . cm _ fj.~~ C) I..IV . 4! = tt r. C --- 5; = 9; ~ . I . I - . P.O. .. 1k :2 ,= . ~ 10 " _j C- 9- a.:; ' Es , § a Z. 2 .;-- fr, .-r - = .&; = %P. = , I , j - w- .= ;C. --% .. M, I , _: :5 y ~- -1 ;A :; C _ , , I I .N . '- - 0 ,_~_.-, U.....' I a I v) W >I Ric (A ffl C)l I g I k, I PmMw_ i~:. ,~ ca umm .=r - _11~ - '*4 i m 1I -1 " 4 _* > ..,:j ll a 0. M to 0 00 0 g If ; Z_ - :1 -< c 0 5 _ 3. f - ( I -_ g \,~~~ i;;~, "O - I -.--- " - 0*,N , 0 -U---- 9 ~ P, E I WI - vblv_& i L C: -, - - - .. E, - ..= A - :, - I -- -- - ;j a !2. .0 - ri ,,O~ ~ 0 7. F -9 9. ~ = j am 1~g. A. E- jr ' .. r. , ..A !n --% . %) 'r, - - am z .- - w .C= 0 6 ='U " S. , ~-5 -& .4 ..- t~L .'..- m ----ir .--k -. ' •,-• - f - -- -:. . . . ,_ 4 r ,'", I.. I u g a m _~ .~! Q .t z r. t .r Z -1 a. -! EE - ' - :3 - ~ - ,.- - r. CO __ Is - -- Ir. -~- ;F 1 .f_- _- - R. - , I ~. :~ -i _4:-m ,e 0 _, '! - -!!--' ____ - yl- EIL a : - 79 M=_!-_ K. .-% 5 5 :i. :; fr. Z~ ~~ n & e, = . -, 5 -0 ~ I.< -_: ~q ~3 %A -21 " =' ~ _c- ~: " 7 ;3 6L = =1 ? _j :~ . a r,-4n :.& Cd .e .2 a ., ."'. - :~- - ;: T 2, a. E. C . :~ - ~ - om o -: J, ~ " o RE a '2AL ~ X - - a !~. ~ _= m I- %! - > - 4,.= C3 n -cc) ' m ' .2' o ` = j !n > *4< C: r- 0 .r - .0-C - 'r < C% m.9 ~' ' -C 0 _;:I r *11Z :1i tb E:2 w -M 8 ~E 1 7. , _1 II "ft O e. * c ~j .1 - - .1 - x -- . . 8 u a.I- ,j. t I - - . I %"* c 8: --< -0 f_;~5 t, -5 t~ t _v _v i: LL - "', C_ ~ 3 - :: C:.r- .r_ ;.~ = tA EX m = ". = _ __ _____ .- _ ------ - __. __-_-____1.I-__._ - - -- 1 11 ______________________ M _ ;2;EN7; ____ -L • urr.ø-o-b-.._Yó -. 1 a: n I __ _ . ,_Zj~ f - - __ - 0 :0 m c z . M 1 q i_~ ,i 1, ~z q = ,~ w w It) 10 .J. a. DI 0 a. pr - - - ___ -__- Z: . _T _- - I - - - .7 _ ,- W -W1-- - , , . s - - -_~,_~O- 17~7`, . r,-:~,I; ;,,, . e"* , 11-r," - 1 -3: = " r I 1;1 0 -< rm -. " . ,,, ,!A , -4r , r ',f' c,'Y, ot 9 -. a 40 11 _< 0 = Lv _ P - O .1 Vi. - .., I. - 4f ~.f, ,,;;, i , " , . . ;~ : Tff- y'.?3t.7j ,jk. _,, :3 (A U3 Z m 0 - 10 4 o ~L a 0. 0 0 -1 X0 Ro > x m m -4 > I z Yi z -74 2 a. a 9. m . :5 - V. a, 3: -. - __ - - - - ____ __ - q i :~ :~ m 0 a: ~ < C m iri i C CA 3q ;- * ~1 ~~ =* 1~.._ d.. d _P 0 ad - ot L I n m Z -< m m ;m ,a = p on% = = rn - _r -P, E. L:~ ,! rs __ - .- - c C'n n~ m 4- 8 -= - - I -fto -M 9 zm o T m ZF r- > 0 ( I z Co r_ 00 V1 we% - x ._q 0 CL C,L = :* " ZL 5- - ;,-- , 8 I )_ cn I-M tv tj"fA 0-3 4 ( " s -0 CD (D I 3 1) L. 0 - _~ i-: u - ='= ;:,=.= =, 6 c > 9 ,n f I r - C.. r. - = - ~. t . .0 - - - . - E. I- >, L - E -:~ , ~ -!~ LO Z; - sp Y3 . 0 j- - %. '. C; i ~_ L. z =,; .3 .-, r- - r :* I .__~I... ... - z - - __ N) :7.i-1 c I. -"~`* '15 ", U -M,.4 ,-- Q ' ,; A rv~ , &. ~' _10~ ."c' -,_-.:1f_j R1. O 4 ,:~~ 4, '' " i e- -'' _. 5 .W , = L. . t: T &-y tk 1", , il. .5 w.w - - -= .Q "t ^ kft Q . C: - 'O ra id b ~c _< Q) M q) cc C: .~~ ** = 3: %n "I 8 POO" " t "t C: %, '.. :9 '. "t % 40116 rid ., • t 11110 .. L L ~N *Q ::~ - Q C~ ~* L: 4) 4) = ;J 't Q6) pot C _ V tj 0 1 u- A- G , ,~ - It Z, "t V.~ .2 L. z e 1"11 C: - 10'.-I.- - j 1 0 "s .A -w- ----4~1_v ,. `n j 6 . & i , f , -3 ,,~~, . <> ________ :w , ._~ - i - . !~! 4 I I Q) 0 a T, I im I., \__ ri C4 C4 i t . -:- M :d ci_mntz-- __ ~,- IN'N . il. - - - ----.-M&d - - . . 1. ~ - ----- .QRZNQMMW __ -7 W___ - --- - - - - - -_ *a CL I - . %I &_ - . 11, __,,f,~ - -, - -_",., - - 1,. I - . . -, I .; _,V:= K. - ~.I1_~ -( . z Ni .:%I.= - X CL 1 3 YL a. I M ~_=_ I# 4~-b c / -.i.;d,. "-4 I . ,F~14 . - .. ~ Ix Co I , . I , . . ,P;.L On.I ,Awil-:~~ wtl~ml -_ * 5 W~_ - I , I..... .N. .. E* = :1 . ,- 7 * - e . ~* 0 .. m . p" L. 3i r I 15 6A"~-J*p; J, I - I W1 ,A kft" Z iIt -4 2 wQ ___ 0 IONA LI cz ikD fld to ..r - 111r_:_,~O` a PIO - %$a )~,, is .- -,r? - Q) * .1 4- ..a ----a I -ej -,_ M4~ to U.= =,=* ;.o - - b .6 - Z, C le __1 rs_ - __ I~ - 9 .' , I --I---- I E t 'I --- - - C) cz _Q r. .0; - , %I . 9- 1 0 sc, r 5- .71 CL :, -, J. tc ,~o' -: tz Z - ;. ~_ r i tO * .4 . g In - -R2 " - s 8 S g1 0 36 < *000 * - ~ . E a ~ ...F v . ___ --=I I ej N %= '- * __ .m .. il j Ij'a 6. . :1. ~ i .V14, __ uIU... %A z OP (I) o"I I * _n 81, ft -1 6. o CD . - - -_ _. -lift t~ 0 , , k; 11 C6 - 5 - o I r --•• ab r: -5 -'n. F: ,w. cz .~j'a -2 cs - - . 5 3 = _____ 6 -1 ~c ;5 ::~ .,, . -____. :- >1 k- C3 z, ~: v c v to-v ri (A i 0 0, 0 - CD -1 . 3 _-- ra - . !~ -i - &=. . ;on -.= %_ -W r. .< .~ .0 0 01 S: P_ 4 " , . . j i!i1i z -C "- a a L. C: 0 .1 > to .4% (D R I (D :-. ;= I. r. to z -r-.ff;- 2 - > - 0.9 71-ftl a I - ~ "9 , a a. ,, Z - Z c - Z ~ ~, .. . CF) .~ = . 0 00 C: Y, !4 e ,: -' -7-, ~5 -'s --cZ -e t; .i~ 41 ~ ~_ 0 1, ^1 r- p - ~ 1.0 -i E _10, Q) u E: r, ~_ "i 3 S.; - is :~ z i. 'n . • > * ,; . ~.-`u 2 Z% ( OD ;o v z> i *17rp I , " n -~ til :;. = - .2 4-- 0 (A 0 n ' L. '. -- - (D . f I . - r- 0 3 a, I , ,U ,' ,- -!7, 4~ ~ 4 .. - to. z () " - .. -- .-, . 9. , --_- I . -, ~ i ,a - !i T) ,xr U,vltlw~,%. ; Lft M ,~', 11" . - , .1 - - 7 (D C~ , , I 0 I .1 'uJtB ,; ci L .E 0 :j , 2 :4 , w ;; C~ P-P -Fj .._Q c a. :, 0 .< ::~ - )* L so r __ 414 . lv;v "'.1164, ~;a - ,- :~ 0 ii a. .. W. 1.0 _t q a ;~ "* ci) - 4. S. '. ~ F, m , ._I:' L , ovi i *_' M_ . ,.-4,'~:..~,, ~4,- - , ",i, .'-? f-, V., '~'t 7 1L.~ ,, E.. E 6 o .!! 1= ~ C, () . - , I i_~ -,! M f" m ~ _ !Frah: - L M m OOV _j _4 ~ - M 1 3 Z> > * a < 3- kA z 0 _L z' - A, W -, I 4 . E: :% r-!4 , -71 R 3: 0 : -, tj * '. II c -0 M ni@3 -__ *M*-_ _~r . _7 _s__ _.______7__r! 7_'__ L---.-,I,. ~, = 31 ;: C I i RM -4 - - ___ - .. __I I - 1."'.- . . -L 5 S. I __~ p",IW~ 10 -< 62. 00 s * 0 m D :3 __ t;" _- - ..- - v :B r. i > ;5 = F.7 -, - ".lcZ" _ --gy 0 - ----- �ITt __ I _ _ - _____ ____ ____________ _ _ _________________________________________________ _ - ___________________________________________________ I- I - II J4. I I 1110 1/ i ___ - - . \ • \ 'ffI \\\. )l. - E - ' • !EF -------• • --- _______ / - i z N \ W -. N1 __ __ f.._) 11 ,, ______ z- z C - ' ''•,• - j..;-:; - q I _ __ _________ .•- :- ..' (iT _________ >. S., -- J P _________ 0 / (') .• .- I sI.u.lP..Ii;::: L i• . . N I '—; -- A I Ill I H' U g I _ ••• ••• • -• - - ::- ;-a:s. .' : ________________ _ H c_. •_ -' 1 1 I __- ___________ _______ ___________ 0 I -:_-.- 11 (M I 0 — I 0 I' — '.n - / • - •, - _________________________ __ ____ \ , •• •• - • — 0 I • C ________ I - y; I 9MJP r- r __ - c - 9 I •1 - i A / _ I _ •• • ___•_•____._S__•.t__..__.___•••._• •• • • • • - - - -- - • -- - �- 7 7 I I 7 I II I _____ ______ - _______________ - ________________ a - ______ - I (D Q , i : ,._ 7 - - - - - ~~~~~ 001110 - - - - -- __7_- _-__-..----------,-.--.-'_----_ - --..-..'--- - _ " / . - 9- IV W1% - - - - , .11/ - - ___ ' Y - *^r - , - ))I I ~ '\ . r- 1%-.. 30 Z n r" ,, 2. : fflAr___ 0) -_ ,-_. , 0 • : ~ .- . .. ... . a. V , -4 ;J 0 "D ." IV J = " ''I 2 - - V",< :1 A 4 ., , .. . t. Oft isk other said an acre was worth just $274. 0 2. " < Z (JI#) CD -4. ' -. --- 3 - ID .! I .J, 1",, 1 = - .- Z (A - • i -4 -e 71 = - ~Z r, = r, 3 0 I .~ . I V& ~~ _ ___ .- ..-.--.. - -.. - 21 4C 9 a. ~t_ .A1111111111111" 't--?--- -. * E~ 3 !:-"J A = S: t$.J r- ~^ 9. =' -8 ~A ."-. 11 - '.% f% . ft ,< ^ ' t r'. d .. aa9 ~Ii a.! =P .n;i .4 I ri 1. n I 0 ? .5 3. 0 . 0 . o . ~_= ? 2 , ~'- 6. . a T = 0 ft* (a Z (D moms ;r C.'. 5 4g - 2 r- -, N i **. _0 I ~ 11 k ~ 9 ~ ____ ~f 9 -" tj ;Z = ,- - C tj . E! = 74 A ~t. .5 - 2 =j = "i -111" 5~0 --1:1 "- 5 -Z; I Z - .; 1, ri = = W 0 _ ,A = - -- i ~-. I 3 =* v J 7=2 ~. r, 8 - :, = . 02 ; __ - J* in Q , If I C I c SOMMINERIN ___ - --k~rISW't - 19 r - -- -- :j - 0 ,- F_ :., -! - I'— a ( opposition. Thereare 1) seatsopen. without • a Outgoing ce chairman Linda : - - - I 15 beneficiaries who are all residents of Winter Park. Holding 35 per cent as trustee for a group of physitians is Dr. A. Morgan. Included in the offer Is 1,140 acres not essential to preserving the Wvkiva, but Parks thLsion Director hey Landrum said Its purchase can be justified because of Its outdoor recreation potential. revealed there were director. The Bass property, on the Wckiva's east b;jnk, includes 1,910 acres pr iced at the higher appraisal price of $2101 million. It is being offered by a trust administered by the ---- ,* #, .7.. 1. ________ I _ rl-- r.ii ___________ , __ ..Ivr - -~ . _.. - -, I, Returns -_ _.. Z. - - a ~~ ~, -1 -, a_ - - _J - :~rl zF= =-_-rq -' - -- sloslung ashore with troop- - .W .- I _- . --".& 0 . - -_ ___ --I .IV,_ 9 ~a 16I 41; I ., & a ___aNQ.,_ -_ - I -_ -- J2fferson has returned, and it 4WO might inean a $35-million savings for taxpayers. The two-dollar bifl, that old . Jefferson's picture on it, %ill go $19.SOmpcttv ____ back into circulation in Sanford Tuesday, April 13th - Jefferson's birthday. Program Of Hea/th unchanged on the front, but the A tic-breaking vote by Cable engraving of MontkIIo, idbroke an 18 consecutive ear ferson's stately mans.on, has • , • run of service in the office of n supplanted on the back of secretarv-t rea surer by Mrs. the bill by a portrayal ol the m * Forward of Forest Ernestine signing of the Declaration of City, trIen he rust hir.'.c: for B J1LN l'11EON stuitnts am tn't taken care of," reported to the board that the services of the health depart- worth It for th extra !crvic"s e.aininatinns and treatment of Independence. Richard J. Russo of IferWd Staff Writer 11w Fe&.-al Reserve Wnk School BNard Chairman Robert health program needel to be ment. we'd be getting," said 1,ayer. Indigent children. Casselberry. Mrs. Forward has A bean bag in the library G. Feather hastened to add at upgraded. School Supt. William P. 'Thc level of health services iF RB of Atlanta, which is The School Health Services been on the county coriimi'tee serves as Gene va Elementary Wtdnesday night's school bills $2 for She said school social Layer recommended that Mrs Act of 1974 proides a program actual!) recii.ed from the supplying stnct 1953 ton distribu nSan ord,sasthe Schools health clinic In board meeting 1t mcans that orker erespendlr:lhtaut7O Sn&I's comments and of school health services Seminoletounty Public Health ness rrenc may sae the tounty Attorney Thomas another elementary school, n the plas students arc put per cent of their time on health recommendatious be taken to requiring the [parUnent of partrnent this year is old chaise lounge in the hall when they are sick are in. problems and that she did not the budget committee, and the Health and Rchabilitative low," states hlrs, Snell in her U.S. Treasury Deportment and committeeman. defeating Dr. serves the same purpose. All the Federal Reserve System as convenient." believe the Seminole County school system take respon. Services to carry out health report. told, 14 Seminole County Marion If. Snell, coord.inator Health Department had the sibility for providing health appraisal and screening She said .some scimls had much as $35 million over the Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds %-as schools have noclinir facilities of the school system s corn tune or money to pro%ide all serIces "It might be a little programs in schools and receied monthly visits from a next (Re years bvreducmg the electedstate committeewoman number of one-dollar bills "This doesn't mean the prehenslve health plan, necessary health services fcr more expenske, but it-oWdbe authorizing physical public health nurse. which must be printed, shipped area schools. Appointed hy Cabletoserve and processed . Mrs Snell said cooperauon n a credentials committee to This saving theoretically with the health department was filter back to the taxI both desirable and required by -0 payer ion, wit lit. con las particularly wheretaking enience and time benefits of ,are ftt health ble iso! children from indigent families counted and han1ed at retail was concerned. But she A -- • , 'J & : - . 0., so - -' < -' - Z; . --- -I Z . ___ _. . - - - ______ 5-- :7 :j' 19 CD 0 In In in -4 14 1 1-, 41. - . ... ----=, - ---- *C : ,.. . I %~A_m - j -_ . 2 - .- s is fr ci aaNt - -1 I - - - - _ 4 L . ;,. J 3 ri . - - - - .;, . PV - 0 a ~ - - < r; a. mg g ,a 7; = . - ".. .. $I, -" 1. . i ,J 1 . ! , - . -. c .- - . a~2 -z " - . - . 0 1 . ,I '. 1~.~ =I 0 CL -i -ft .* -0 ;3 . Z ::! 0 0 n M r" I ') 0 -4 - Milt Z in o (A - , - .. - is vs _* ___ . -_ - X -4 ; m Ill ________ " - o ___________ r -,%e- 44" I r) .!..9 - ' ç tá AJr- - - /C I - 1 T Ii % " - b" - 1' . A - ;I '4 m "i W - I ., I 6 x It _______ !f 3 fs _ position as custodian Kim . brough said any rat sightings should be reported to Roger Neiswender. the county's chief administrator. Kinibrotigh said the county commission will call in the "rat killers." Hopefully, professionals - A t Plain Shopping Center. coffee break The cponcorrd by the Seminole ______ 3 ) fll oiith diputits shu In 'fl - - W. I said. iacludltig the adult I A Aiter - mui . . scrtlmuie " _ aft , ' - -' \' \ '-. -, \ '7' - -1C" , 3 11 00 M 5" 0 M X a 0 C) Mae Z Vo C 0 a. m 3 r- 'O x ___ , 0tA C)% 0 a" r ' J I rtt. coffu '." ill srredatthc6pni toll section of low offices, the todent was cornered in A&st, '3tat& Alt) dlii tue) ' I ; The return of the $2 Jef- - -- - I __ - . Z__ ___ - _ _1 _. -, t. &... __~_~ - 1,VC;;7 - -_ - --- -_ - -_ wrfl~l .- . - -~~Ml -~~ _. - g, e." -Is? ." -P_11-_ KL -~_mg~ , - ;,W .~i , , --= - ,~~i* _,*Z "' _V .-_- f t p.___,igv.~.ki;,;~S~-__~ ,*;p "" " - i J'1~- *-~ - - - - --- F7iAiEt; ii~zt;_ Ur -; - - ~,%_ Vs.-, - NT;!~ 4W. _, .- - 7 ' I - &J, 4J 7 Trock Meet Coverage - 4- , , - W Z 'V - - -_0 J F,V . :kii; ~ 1, -i -- - - ;:-_ ", . - -.-'V . -! # -:;- - T 177T~ . - A 47r. - %.J -I_"i 17 tree in the living room and tw, and a television behind a bulleto an a Joinin. pierced wall fr Two major religious holidays -Easter and Passover - will be observed shortly and both include famUy - .- ~ --- -1 ,- I ;~ w - .- I 14 4 X_ .,_, - .- T iw- `~9:~nr-)- I __ ..: - . ___ - __ ; .I . . . I WR -_ IZ41.-~ IZ-43. 74. ~%I~ 5-4'w .- - li,_.!_~ _f-~iPtIiW1WA."P-livn style Easter least and a special Pauover brunch are ntrd in this w"k's Seminole Magazine, Page 4 and ~~ ~_t. bedroom iug I .:.-said she sas mIzlng drinks n - . CABINET r - 1 4 PDCIflcMT'c , - I - I , j.:,. 11 - -, _ __ = -_ - ________________I "\ .- ,_ ___ I- . had been wiped clean of ly . , -zc' - F-M-1-i- Inside Sunday 11he Seminole County high school track meet is tonight at the Seminole H.fgh Stadium. and for results and cinder insights, see Sunday's Evening Herald sports .. - - pool of blood about a foot from hisleithand Policesaidthey . were told the scWn as right handed # _W -I- # i s.as a stuukn slip across the Children's prizes are to be - metal shelf from a storage cabinet on the wayward rodent. tcor n, 0 repor e attorne' slumped don in ins Office about 8 p.m., when lenly lie felt somethin 1. r',,egr . . The rat darted wildly to and fro, dodgin,I lawbookshurled by c There was testimony that . I - Washington. D.C. 0 W ____ 1. -i I ________ - ___- sd ;4 - _ - .. ,_ -- -i~t_-------------, ------ I " deliberated approximately four Herald Staff Writer - u. 44 1 ) I cooperation to provide health ____ Florida Citizens Band I CIII ! 111 ________ Kimbrough said today it's the - CB Break , ~ --i 8 6 • -- - REACT ost 0 I 3 0ig . " - - a n -( 4A A I - (0 - rr =* to ? I~;;, ~. - S. 0 ~ it " ii 9 5 ________________ • a , P - rd ~;* (A - . - h A n I !-1 i 09 s* F, ~ a. E.- 3 I a .., y 0 ? ;;- C 4A ~,. .P3 7, 3 a.11 a q V M, ". ~ Z CIO 6- 0 C I - " 0. al :r X 0 j- __ fin 5 " ;I I r) *M Do -- - "I -1 4 - ~', - :__ - orl 4A in . ,4 6 ; 2 - n Z X o 40 , - 0 -- 4 01 Cr a r. * -.' .4 r . 0 -, Cr * CL M n '- 9 -s -. - '" )~, -.to, ftl :10 -XI " I -0 - - f 0 - I '- ~--0 8 :V 0 to Ei f a By ED PRI(XETT Herald Staff %%ziter f'rct he's beard of rats in the services could be worked out A 12-member circuit court hours before returning a c.er- Archie McCormick was seated fersons to everyday cu'culation -inch rat assassinated multi-milliondollar courthouse. During the current school jury is scheduled to reconvene diet of guilty of first-degree at the kitchen table when the "will require some adjustment by an attorney Wednesday at "If e hMe t.0 hae some year, the county school system at 2p.m. Monday at Sanford to murderat 11.30 p.m. Thursday. shots a'ere heard and that Mrs. ' the P the Seminole County cour- type of exterminating done, the is subsidizing the health decided on recommending life beneficial overall," said f Black's body was found on the McCormick was in a bathroom. thouse in Sanford has prompted board i commission) will do it," department's ser%ices to school imprisonment or the deatN living room floor the night of .Mrs. Black said her husband a reply from County Corn ht said children in the amount of penalts for Mrs bancy ,' Dec 2C- at the 2809 Groe Pr, %as on a couch in the liviruz 1at1onL1 Bank o Sanford one mi'siontr John Kimbrough II there's a problem C II $19 000 Th'subsidizationisnot !3Iick 33 (or the Deuzi1b1.r Sanford home of Mrs Blacks room hen she went into of the banks which mll be the courthouse custodian check it out,' he sa id dlmg local dis an tr ibution of required, said Mrs Snell, but shooting death of her 47 year Sister,Mrs.Archle McCormick, kitchen She said shed never h "it wasn't the first rat that "We'll call in the Super- Seminole County h.4d always old husband, Billie Wayne polict! said. seer, the revolver before. nt into the state attorney's Duper rat killers." I Continued on Page 2-A I (Continued on Page 2-A) helped provide funds for the Black. During the two-day trial office," Kimbiough remarked beforeCircuitJudgeJ William ________ Q Z- - First -- ______ would en',ence ecis ion ue in Black Murder Case Rat Not .__ - n Z. F J ~. "a ;J 9 = U I 0 a. - -- - __ - . - =-. - . - ___ M_ . -_ ~#~~~ ca ai ays ________ 9 &Z .-! 9 ;?. > j 9 a. !!. ;; -05 = -n -/ a 0 5:-.; C) a : ') ! t = - 'f ', t -- . : = ____________ ,,'t < f -^ I a :- L -' . I . 5 t §, ... , :2 : _____ 1, . - .11~3 1F 1 W p.r_ 1: - i (' "t .. 2 1- r, ~; ;Z _. U- -- __ --- _._ , ov -fl------ 4 ____ I -_ i- 83 ; 22 M& '-.14 .___ Z n C) - J fto ________ - __ __ ' __ . vZ7-:._-:z 1- - 7- _)I. t - : it& - . . I ------- __ i a ...,.. -_ - _ =.. - -W V 9' I 1, X .. ; r "' a a a - i - -- in "I al ', 5 0 . ;,~ - - - "P co -.6. :; i M n f '. 4, ." , 0 0 X, a tAl - 6 4 ~ ~ a m . ;- I- 11 --_-_ I_ 3 5~ 5 - :- I . 0 X m - 11" a . - -_ r .--, V,- p6~ao - _- - - , 0 .. . (A - 9 i: ~C. 3 ~ 5 Z 3 I :r = 16 - - E: q %1! 2. a ' CD - - n 4 iA __ ___ -_____ __. % - The whole thing is corn- " Se inole Schools Lack Clinic Faci i ies bee -. ill -_ - 0NNft"_ - - __ -------- . Coordinator Urges' Upgrading election. Au affidavit filed under the ___ . X_ - ties. office was extended from one Cable named the following as year to four to conform with The treasurer's report persons lie would like to serve revealed an April I balance of state Democratic policy, o f at*large if approved: Fred and $478 in the account at Atlantic Mrs. Peggy Hattaway urionte Springs wife of Nora Mobley, Jim Melvin, Tom Ba ' anford, Pratt, Alan Keen, Nis. Francis IM Club account at Florida as elected ',lce chairman Jackson and Jack Bridges Federal Si'.-ings and Loan and 0 16 Z of 1ate Bruce Sinathers CUd not Participate in the discu.ion and said he ou1d not '7ote on the proposed purchase. lie ons stock in Major Realt) aM his fathei, former U.S. Sen. George F lxecutI%eComnhitteerneltIng Lou Miller Teend Prater rnItteeithplanstoholdabt Peggy Hattaway and Judy partisan Bicentennial fund- 1A (A Barnell First National Bank of Winter Park. __ . _. ~: " - , I p.: .No . huge subdivision. _ . . ;,~,- , -_ .- Iliursdav night at the Seminole r -~ F14 ttee ': , Itodne) Cable of Longood large On ttit executie torn Cabksaidheouldapproach re-elected chainnan by the Inittee were Jean Norris, the chairman oi the County I - IJ P At ______ ec s CD - D us - ive Co CD ;;- ;N~,.--, .,;; a ~n (D * a r `: :1 U) 4< ,1,1 'r,. :~ .'! , ~ w F1 " O " 7) * 9 _ 3 -,' I " __~- % - The Department of Natural 0 a - ___ I ~i Eft . t. Q B I% . The new appraisal will be made by G. Robert Viele, state %WQUCMIV =r - .. n _. M :,-,,~. I C L1. 14< Vielesaldthelowerap raical - rn,ade by Leslie J. Caulfield of Wiritvr 1'.,irk - - tindcre-1-timated timber and recreational values Alt) Gen Robert Shevin Indicated he was inclined to accept that price He said MajorRealtyhadpaid$1,000an acre f&r its holdings and sel year ago the cabinet rescinded a development permit given Major Realty to create a community nf 5.1,OW residents on S,300 atris along thf. Weki'1a because the area had neither adequate water supplies nor highways to support such a • &? (:-~.*7 ,1. W- ~r -1r t -1 9 (P f Pg 5 * to It Z n = r5,* -- J- 42- - -E 2 .2", - =,-r_=.!~ _. ::. < 04 t~ U 0 le gislative Seminole's delegation who has been one of the leadvrs in the fight to save the Weki%-i. 19 ?". 0 a :~ I r , 3 9-3 ! " :; ,- r- .. 72 o'- ': :~ a -0 p 0 LP P V P I % -A I " _• 'u. r-- ~ .0 2 =.=0 Z M 3 U-r_-`~ 3 1~ " a. !~ C_ R E%t = - !~ , q .--,;* 5~. iA 3 ,W Z li C6,q = ~ 0 M, ri= . R; i .- 74 = -0 i3 : ::~ ~ a. Z. M;;, :j a "N q9 , _. - U= r 3: ;;. - -4 9~2- =- & "'I 9 to = n J , 9 .2.!a ~ a NA 4, - 5 ". P ~-- -1Z -:5 P_.. V < I & Ei_ Z E -r_ ~i ~ ,'.'I P =--) 0 1, M CD ri Z0 3 r- " E 6 E: il, l ~ . , . 0 A . i "i , = - . 8 ~ a 8 5, 1: W. a 0 -, E: - ; 0 - 7-0 ~ . . . .*: : =- e =, = :1 n 7 - .. -. CD -• 8 y fe't of the river of its other holdings along another It-, miles of the river's west bank. -as the purchase price for the land The two firms offering the land - which includes 3 miles on both sides of the river just before it empties Into the St Johns north of Sanford -have offered their holdings at the higher appraised price, Major Realty of Orlando has priced its 2,726 arreq at $1.722 million, the highu appr.iLcd price. The company has, as a purchase condition, agreed to prohibit development within 2DO - ;reg Lake, assistant to Rep. Vince Fechtel, a member of endangered land along the river. At it meeting Thursday in r.t1t ta nnct iiiunbers two appraisals. One said the land was worth an of $825 an acre. The Resources had set $3.ez1 million -the total of Smith'sapprai-, al analyzed both appraisals and declared the higher one made by William Smith of Orin,iJo accurate lie said thatonthebasisolhlsstudyof the t!,o appraisals he ould n higher It's still srroldering" said . _~__ - . - J C ___ Wekoiva Lands Of y lands bureau chief iIppraser, who told the Cabinet he, haa (.abtnet members have asked for a new appraisal and iIl reconsider the proposed pur chase at their next meeting on AprIl 20. much ts an acre of soggy, overgrown land along the %Vekia Rp,er orfli' Florida s Cabinet can't decide, and the dispute is hold - = a - I By JACQUELINE lfl)WL) Iferald Staff Writer (, ~ . 0 n - -- . P Just ho - _ praisal Disp ute De a s Purchase t ,. g - Cabinet Decision Stymied By Conflicting Reports -C - _441 0 Sanford, Florida 22771-Prjce 10 Cents 11M 0 0 - r. r f a: i ~ 0 :r I _. ' LA I 9 :(D _. a - - ( -. d . -----. . ( (A - c) . :) 0 4~ r >\ i5!A -1 3 . . .. .; 1 ' A tr 68th Year, No 199-Friday, April 9, 1976 a 0 "fl ~k1 I r-"= I 1- :3 4 i,a== C_=,.,.1=0 . 4 cl) LIZ # (C - = 0 W a' --is : C . I . ",.,. ~, .*.*-,,,_ ... 1-11, Cr 0) (D :3W I -- - CD ; 9 a P 11 _. < *- M 1 $I ::E o to :3 , . . '' 1' , Q '. 'I < -1 :3 - " :3 T f ~. !" !O -0 :°- __ . --.--_. c S7 a ) ( . 0 a -u;l 0. " * E 'A .S ,V0 :3 ;! A- --I . M 0 " E M a =ra , tw j > -4 -< : ( < u ! , \ _:7!~ P HtiIi1 eiiiii. -N_, ~k_=%tll ... I _~ when she heard gunshots and found her husband on the lking George Wuhlugtoa (Paul Mikier, American History Social .,. , on a rear • 5,ie Studies Department Head at Oviedo High School) and AbIgall drank one to one-and-a-half Adams I media specialist Virginia Mikler) check wt tk ,biggest. quarts of whiskey a day, said book' In the school hbrwy "The President's Cabinet," a 26 by Si %%hen her husband got drunk tit, Inch plywood hook with InformaUon on each fndhithial US , II cnbluel department prepared by Gie Media Center itaff °'' in ltridgt $8 Horosiiap T!i; _'- I - ~ - ____ - - I , --= bB - .-. . --g-- !~ Television 4-B mli V__Irl \FTIII1{ Partb cloudy becoming fair tonight and Saturday. I::- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 08, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 08, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 08, 1976; <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/ccffddb34bed86fac0ee2240de8dd348.pdf 7492ffb31277a7bf6f56f336a11bc27d PDF Text Text - _____ ____ _ WW_;3___ I -r".:E-_"1. . 46-Evening Heald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, April 6 , 157k 011o Mort Walk DID ,~C;i 141kei WELL,5HE ...I AkEAN, I CONSIDERED 0 V. ,. —"4r , ,--- "~ YOUIRE ~~004 LIAR 9 I di_ 45 One who 6 Done with Isuffix) some motions 46 °'' uai 14 Getter-upper 15 Pe.tumes /7 00 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL I _________ 16 Foutette wager Splendor 19 Fragrant beverage 52 Frolicked 54 flomsn mastrates I It C . "I - ii yT''' HOROSCOPE - accessory Pat rr.' 'a i 1 42 Hypothetical ACROSS T14AT'4 ONE OF ~OLJA SACIC&ROUNC~ 6I-1E-,5 A V,'ELL-RC4JNDE- J) ~IRL V --,! IZAITS... ...UH, I MEAN, 61,1E STACK6 ~ Lous y jo 9 Italian coins property 31 Fish sauce 36 Birds homes lohengriri s bride 10 56 Pembur 5 7 German city 0 k~ __ Ws - - 26 __ It's ._~_ r-*-,—%-- . THE BORN LOSER (7 /rr', it by Art Sonsom / AOr.,itc.vi ,(utU,C61L. L1X) 1 I...tH ...cT CtT KU V FJT Thi u-r - (,..F CE or A.JP t pQv) Pegs Dregs 37 Explosive 32 Liturgical headdross 33 Motorist's haven 40 b-.---- nickname 5 Retains Otherwise erfume 25 Snack 27 And others 28 Promontory W.io'ca't 9t II I 16 — _____ i'r — — — — — 17 do . - VOU'LL BE OUR "'FiRST , 1,aiiaaIt11~v I - __ 0 . * -* f % V II I -2 ) 32 33 -- 35 37 — 38 1" BUNNY ' 6 '" ON IT CONTAiNS C Rør I'M MIJLLIN' OilER I FUMSY! RED PEPPER, — il qV7,,C;&,e,r,11 . C01(a./. i . ---- --' &I- I -" '\it . / MARKET_.WAD0AYA T~ii NK .- I Ah,'10NO a6c;* &&C_~l 0AW. THIWOS! f, ' I ' /// / _1KJ " .17 I psovoll! q ' i - ~~ I / r / / BLON DIE Chic Young - aAvE YOU SEEN) JuTWb.4EPJ I Th<HES ' HE RlDNG IN iSkABOO .L '-r_--' 2— — ----- - `14. el '' A,.L - - -i - I .,.-. . LP 14E PULL A STU NT LIKE JF4 11 THE qJ A PIN. - - - — '— — r' ---'-. ________ 'ç.. .2L NN, . ___ ISCILLA'S POP erm**r TPAT'S ONE- THING I' LL MISS WHEN I GO IF IT MEANS TWAX TO HEAVEN... 6A GOOD CUP OF COFFEE' I MUCH TO "r'01J, I'M ,, I ACUPOF COFFEE' IT- I _r ~-_-_. ___.-__~: . . - .- -.- - . DECAFPeINATED,) OF CouRS P \11, ' r I/ - — 7 - rik }, ,r J A I— Z=_ ~--,---_ -~, -_~ - _~_~~Q, -, ,wg_: -!M~L=4g, ,_:~ 1~.~:U,~,.;.~ IF -_ __ I .t, I- ( j u . I .. II ~ 1, s k. 5 --- I 1 I . _-_ ,!r~ .:_ I w _~_ _,2..,i , . _~X ,.--If zm~-__I 14-i6 . R- " J-_ ' I As 0 1 - I ; .. ell. Ing — - - I ,I- 17;'. - J '(! I 'I 4 / -1 . -- J() 0. 11111111".L_~ ,~ ), "!0!1 I r , _. 0 : . '. - IN $4 k _~~ 6- 1 ARCHIE 4.(, - by Bob Montana GEE, GUYS itE PEGCG st)IJP I Kt?I- ILL JrVES - IT H4 ,t POCKET LEAVE I'M RMIY PICKPOCKET fPMY1OTHPICKS_) Him . I I RESrAuQANT.. SHIQT! H~ . f THMKS SO AUCH ! SO WTAR SJW. f hhxss~ING NICIE.~ I ____________ GONGTOTA01 .M OUT! _____ ~ ,..i /i i I0 f ) I 1. I R1 I f z 3_0 IZZA ~~;-MgL i;0V__1 R~~Mffl t I - I I I \~ .`?~' I _ - A, il - I .? -/ , tç.lLL\ ----s . ____ -v- I ~1- 411 , I I V----*--.,f i~_ _~ X.--_-~ __ J____ __._~ ___~ __- -. t__ - __ ___ __ __ --- — NOW ~~_~ I . ~1'1 "I ~ I .1 ~__ ".~;, , _:1 , .11 I 11.,: . / . -.1, I 4 ill . 1, DMNTE i . 11' C I t I .,. id& .% I V ft" ,,;, 0 -- — ''' — — .73 - I __1 ByLasrenceE,Lamb,l.D, DEAR DR. LAMB — I have listened to many heartbeats since 1929 I hearthe lub-dub" Every heart has adtstinct"lu bdub. Is It not possible to record and play back the "lub-dub" of good hearts, diseased hearts, irregular hearts, etc. so that th e doctors can compare the good ones with the bad ones? My dad is 90 years old and suffered one stroke and heart sounds through the Lamb • . - . - " THE -' /, \LAhE EYES 1 I II I -I 1 f , ACCOROING ID MY WORD55,TH IS 15 10CIR qWthROPPERY IPJ -MEPAs-r I -fl% YEARS. FOUR//',_( ZRO-zER.of ( — A1L I _ ~ ,.it-_ 11 - I V 4rj 16i 1' I - - - -I I I N, I. -, 111 & r---- - ft husband of JoAnn Saunders, unannounced Democratic candidate for Florida's fifth congressional district, against an opponent in the party race for th e nominat ion , Sid Vihlen Jrr Saunders said Vihlen had used a county a nilope the (ount) postaee ma. tcr and a count) piid secretary for cainpaign purpom. Saunders in the compla in t to Herring's office said campaign literature had bmi received by a Saunders Legislature Open 0 AMIU CU ----ntrov1::1z0y s - -e-`,z~i~ , '' 1; I., ~. * 1 ..'_ ~ % ... ., , "M ,r, ,,t-l~ -.''~.,,~i, . ') ,, '' W Statehouse Summary %. r- - It - ~:-Lz' =-T~'_,-~ ,I !-' _-'. -I - Is7.%~ . . . .. " ,11 . ' --4-f, - , ,~,, ;~~, -11~__1 W_ _3f-- - 1) 1,ass N . J) is this time. It won Ido so all the Gave StSte of State Addreia recommendation, members charged w tit felonies relpting die things in the long run I . to,ficidutIes1 e Senate " J~Z.~ ,# I . 1-1`~L IIA~ inously on Tuesday the first Im- calling for life firm g of General portant bill of the session, the Services Director Jack Kane A MinnesoU reader wants lI measure (Sb24) by Commerce and five top assistants. to know what we resoond to Chairman W.D. Childers, 1)The cabinet refuse to fire the partner's one notrump openPens.acola, to end a ban on eyesix, holding they had (lone noth~ ing with: . glass price advertising. Ing %Tong. Ninny influential A 1065 V AJ92 4 K5 4 J04 Supporters say the bill, bet- legislators said they were act. Ilis opening shows 16-18 ~; tied up in the House last year, ing within their constitutional points, could save Floridians $10 inil- authority in overseeing the ex We recommend a two-cluN, 1 4 lion by stimulating competition ecutive branch and had not, as Stayman response. intending through ndvertisinr. Askew suggeMed. exceeded it. Ii to bid three notrump next if he Criticized by legislators for "This is one of the most sigreplies two diamonds or to I rilficant consumer measures we failing to outline a program iii raise two spades or two hearts . , 7 ; 1,. , 1, -' to game. If not playing the . Childers said. ' ' th Stayman convention you II simply go directly to three '' Askew, stung by recent sug. in a 48-page booklet. Most, innotrump ges'i3r. "c lct ir,tcrc.5t c1ding ta) raises for stuii unin fighting for his causes, made ployes and construction of new ~ an issue in his opening speech of prisons, were nothing new. by Dick Tumor However, Askew did break # "unwar r, anted and unnecessary — - I -~ '11 invasions into the respon. new ground In calling for a P. 1 tstik.ltt otganiz'u crime. branch" , A house labor subcommittee -lawmakers were generally - ( critical of the speech. Rep. Earl passed bills that would grant ()i Dixon, D-Jacksonville, tin unemployment compensation r~ 'V1fr apparent target of Asket's ire, to women who lose their Jobs J called the speech "vindictive ... through pregnancy and would A . ) the worst speech I eter heard " I'ike thaximuni jobless benefits ~_ i Askei- has criticized it com- from $82 to $107 a week. I " 0 i If 2• time. but it is the way to han. 111ass Pass Optnangled - hA - . ,4 , -_ P* , -. . - ..e_ I -_ 0, . . - . . I . . .1 . 4 ' - 4 . .1 - P _ . i~ * -ft ': . - '.- .' IV 11 - :. f 011~ • .' . .. -' 4 - ., . -.&~~ 1 - . & ,I - . . -_ j_ ~Ml - :i __ ~_ - . . --- I Around The Clock a 41W I 6~4 z ~1 Vy , I,0 1 , IL X - / Y-b 1 business, I want to know a lit'le more about vou - ' --'-- ~, k Residents isvere trapped In their driveways, school )r ,-'children could not eros the . 4% strecito to their bus, cars .• were sttick or slid sideways as i. A, Il l' Afl: 11 .04 %4" Inewt)- cloyed streets In Lake , 11t, 4' . P 1 U, - turned to a muss of mud \ , 1 . % ",,i~v..' . .,. following two days of rain. In . - ,4 i...r ,J. photc above cars are shown . J I t .. mited 0 - . , ft"' dn%u on Fifth !:treet "- _. .lb&rj = i - I 'f and lit photo left, Jess . ,-Z-1 64W ,*,-tvit-,., f- ,I A - ".RIC-71: trClIx st_-=;~ =X! _ . ___.. ~ . with pants rolled to blikeir %•1lrap " V . __4 - .k~ I X, . ~ .- to pick upa ne,Aspaper. l.... , _.W~,:-i .*, I 14 I 01. ... -1 .4 Foii~rth, Short and Washington , I1~.-. I- I _. . , -'r . _ . I--. - - _ -= - .t :L^ ..;V! ." - *A& 11. . I . . . _.. I -_ ,11!:.~ez - %11. I .1 I - .-4b!-. _-, - -Z,, -_ -:1. , -, _~_ ! __ , . ~"It . I, !7~0-1- . , 1 "; :, . I . k-- N 'O' - W . . • - - I1 4A New Charges Grand Jury • l ed qes Uda11 - . I 2-A BICENTENNIAL FACTS Ad - ' What is now Weit Virginia was once part of the colony of Virginia during the UvoIu11am Though many men from this area fought ir the war. there were no military cam. paigns in those western court. ties Several Continental Army officers who madt' their homes in the area Included Generals Adan Stephen, ------- Ir! I --------------- beat, rise and fight again.' wrote Greene. The World notes . I.ee, The World Almanac notes. I I For II Win \ the campaign andthe candidates ' I Udall 36 per cent That translated to 26 Democratic ito ventlon votes for Carter, 25 for Uda ll. While Jackson was in clear command In the New York primary, his delegate 'm,ugin was short of the clear majority he had forecast. With 96 per cent of the precincts counted, Jacksoin PresidentFordeasilywonthe verygoodwin inastatehehad 274 delegates. Udail was second, with 72 of his delegates "Oh, how sweet it is," Udall consin. swee ping past challeng. leading. er Ronald Reagan and saying told cheering supporters Tues. Udall's early Wisconsin lead he was pleased wi th a 55 per day night It wasn't sweet for — which led ABC and NBC to cent victor) that exceeded ex- long project a narrow vi ct ory for The tote counting showed him — was built pectations. n votes from Carter gaining steadily, andul-. the Madison area, site of But the night'sdrama the reserved for the Democrats. timately made him the victor University of Wisconsin. lie Carter went to 1e1 apparently b a slender margin, won big there, by a n riin of continced he was a narrow los- With 95 per cent of Wiscon- about 22,000. But it .a,asn't er to Udall, althoitigh lie never sin's precincts reporting, Car- enough to %ithstand Carter's conceded. The Arizona •con- ter had 37 per cent of the vote, strength elsewhere. Trciffic Light Ignites • Commission Tempers .$ 0 . ) V- ? . , - .. -- sometimes are called. -voluntary contribution." Two weeks ago the count) However, Asst. County Atty. received a letter from the Jai Robert Pierce has promised a Ile spectre of impact fees Alai fronton offering to pay 25 legal ruling on the issue. surfaced at Tuesday' s county per cent of t he costs of placing Pierce' s boss, County Atty. commission meeting when signal lights at the Intersection. Thomas Freeman has ruled Commissionerjohn Kimbrough Commissioner Harry collection of a $310 per unit asked the attornev if a Seminole Kwiatkowski favored the impact fee on new buildings is County cesta center can legally project and wanted it ac. illegal. Freeman has ordered contribute toward installation complished this year -instead the county to halt its unwritten of traffic signals of next year when it' s policy of collecting the fees Tempers flared momentarfly scheduled. And, Kwiatkowski Kimbrough maintains acafter Kimbrough asked for a let Kimbrough know he was CePtance of the money from Jai legal opinion as to whether the somewhat miffed at Kim- Alai is an "impaut ff, i- r . (.,Ill it count) can accept 25 per cent of brough's interference. hat tou will the costs for improvements at "I' m upset with myself for the rear of the Orlando- losing my temper," Freeman, on th,, otht:r han,d. Seininole J,ni Aini Fronton at Kwiatkowski said this morning. Says the counh, inav accept Fernwood Boulevard and But he went on to explain that contributions that are donated , -:....., •'j U*_V LV-,% ___ __-,-.-. Ar~ ,_ w9w~ - - ,; " 'A, - 3- , -47 . P V - I am W I ttc can do it legally, I'm ttithJai Alai management tnan include school sites roadtta to the offer ill for it, Kunbrough said effort to get the project tin andd items e by Jai Alai. However. hit: .said the Lssue derway. centers on the ongoing conKwiatkowski said funds are Kwiatkowski said Kimbrough truters) about w he t her the available to fix up the In iS remoting 'he last bit of tounty can legally accept tersection. lie added that he leverage the county has to impact fees, or 'toluntary didn t know if the Jat Alai offer require developers to oIfst co ntribut ions," its they would be considered a impact costs. Tif ." I ,Y--, l fl_,-%ii~7~:~.. _: !r estimony i.., . I i lIt BOB LLOYD rald * Staff Writer -- - --- 11), ED IlitICK E Herald Stall Wrfter ____________ W * - ',, , -- Ed ac oi~tson B) The Associated Press Jimmy Carter captured the Wisconsin Democratic pr5idential primary election - today, winning on earl) ballots that were tallied after Rep. SlorrLi K. Udall staged a premature victory rally. Sen. Henry M. Jackson won New . York's contest for Democratic -- 0 The Stminole County Grand t window Nov 10 at the 310 E. numerous" unidentiliabk -r_ .1 Z~ '! I ., Church Ave., Longwood, fingerprints were found on die Jury was In session today at ~__. -, _I I ~. _~, . Sanford hearing evidence in a t -_ residence ofMr. and Mrs. Miles body of the bottle. 4 (rossord --' A 22-year-old Longwood man ng could have only been Berry argued to the court that 1ke Mary' murder case and ANANKA Editorial ' cases Involving A acquitted In circuit court made at the time of the crimo. no one in their right mind" several __ 7---- - --. , 11 Tuesd,ay in the firebombing of a Mrs. King testified that she would hold a flaming bottle with juveniles anti potential life ;, 11. 11 1_*1 I I 14-A Longwood residence was being . Dr. l.amb, . 11-21w_.S~= .. , t #~V , . W l~ m ,( , II had seen cans and bottles in ft a hand over the burning wick felony offenses. , r~-- - I r_~_~ IforoscoptI Seminole-Brevard State Atty. i r.4-A held in county jail iioday In lieu yard of the house next door ,area of the firebomb and throw -_ — ____ —_ 5-A of $8,000 bond on twf) new where Jones lived for several it. "Ibose fingerprints could Abbott Herring said Tuosday Hospital lka~ is S-A charges of shooting into the weeks prior to the firebombing. have been made at any time," that Assistant State Atty. Obituaries i,g;__Au~ I i 8T saine dwellins, The Jury wasn' t ,allowed to Berr% said, "other than the Willi am Staley would present . I 1-13 Teleii-10on I (7harles Eihv'ird Jones, of 374 he.ir tustimor1%. from sheriff' s time (if the alleged crinie ~ -_ ~Aq I _ t , 1-3-11 Woll](.11 % .iiiz~~.& - .,-_ *M'tkft%&~-V -_ - -_ , grand jurors today. V E. Warren Ave., Longwood. technical services officer . Prosecutor Bill Ileffernan . ~_ , Vzrowr' _ IRTiTA6' 10~11 - -, war, arrested oil the new Marty l.aBruciano that three LIlI It VI "! hiar ii idence in the teekond ' &h.trgc s shortli after he left the fingerprints identified as Jones ari,ueo, could have been washed n TuettIay't high ;& today'c courtroom with an acquittal on were Itund on Ibe ned' of the off the bo ttle when It was filled stabbing death of Cynthia bottle that Longwood police and with the flammable liquid and Louise Duhon, 20, of 338 the arson charge low 64 Rainfall:168 inchi Judge Woodson ordered the a deputy State Fire Marshal that the fingerprints identified T - . ~____- An i,utopsy reWrt Ind amllitfal after nilink, - with recovered from its lodging ~~ put on the t*en through Thursday. A ehakict °' the six-woman jury out of we p(ace oetweeri in' nrorn ?OU lled.the Seminole Community tItIIt .then it V.115 f i thunda. rshaaterc today and room — that testimony that bedroom awning type tvindot College toed was stziboed 19 Mrs. King, wtm testified thil timea in the chest, neck and Jones' fingerprints were found and an interior screen that was -_ i from the mid 70s to low 80s. '11tere had beet, se veral noisy back before she was found df:ad 1`1 drink bottle containing burned. 291M - - - -- --.llr~ Lows tonight In the low 60s. a petroleum product and a -LaBruciano testified that it disturbance involving persoris at her home. Variable V.10th 10 to IS mph., partially burned rag wick appeared from the position of at the Jones r&dence before James Douglas Stage, 20, stronger am ' s investigators the firebombing, said the wholin sheriff wasn't a(finis.sable evident:,e. the fingerprints on the bottle thundershoV. ers. Rain Faithful fans Kelley Reagan, Tim Barley, Jackie Wade, sad Defense attorney Roger that it had been held with the firebomb was found after she said had reportedly' been living RAIN, RAIN prichability 40 per (vat toda) Bert- y presented case law har.d over the top tif the bottle. discoveied another bearoom at the 1,iake Mary adfirtm for Karen and ArAgle Barley, waited in v,ain to see a cbu"b lestpe and tonight and 60 per cent saying the state must show that GO AWAY... is being held ioftt*U game Tuesday atterno LaBruciano said he couldn't window had a bullet hole and about a month, ' Pinecrest Part as the pme Thursday. was rXIAed OUL But for other3 the badly needed sbowen wm a the fingerprints on the bottle testify as to when the finger. that a projectile was lodged in a without bond on a murder t-harge in the case. blessing. (Herald Photo by 3W Vincent Jr.) i bedroom prints were made and that door facing in the room. Drtitic bind tides an l'agr S.A. thrown through Calendar 111111 LAKE MARY MIRED :4i~~ Today " 61 - - .".=Ir %ZW Longwood Man Acquitted In Arson • ( J -a" - '-. -- I ' ;;I ¶ 1 ____ able to detecta new heart case We also have rneans of that he had never seen before? listening s heart DEAR READER Thank and simultaneously broadIle principle of restricted you or your interesting choice is that when a player casting it to numerous different thought. Ilke many good ideas, locations. This iE sometimes follows suit with, or wins a someom else has already had used In demonstrating heart trick with, one of two ual it. cards, he would have baa to sounds to medical students in a play the actual card if he held hate been using recor- large auditorium or eten in just one. Thus he would have di f heart sounds for years. smaller groups. been equally li kely to play the They were first put on old other card if tie held both does not realize how much has South wins the first trick with dummy's ace of clubs, magnetic tape. and practically gone into producing the level of leads a spade and plays his e v e ry means of recording medicine which they re-tit e seven spot after East follows sounds and reprodu(ing it, has today. The advances in low West wim with the jack been used to record heart technology such as those in the, nd leads a heart. Siouth wins, sounds sound recording area that are enters dummy with the queen irregular ones and all the di!' applied to hI ft work and ,, ferent abnormal sounds made techniques have of course been CARNIVAL with valvular disease and brought into use in medicine as ious cardiac conditions. vances In technology that These are mostly used to cannot be med in sonle V,t1) or teach doctors; in some ine. And '' sta nces they're used for patient m:st instances there I *, I ., records. The classic clinical someone busy applying them. record is the phonoicardiogmin , Your dad' s heart sounds ma y` v,hich Is usually a photographic be perfectly I IUi " g the relatively slow heart e. A f ' idrations generated by the stroke which If 11 , heart sound. You can set- the does not necessarily affect the i function of the heart. Fer ore by abnormal sounds as well as t ' the vibrations created by the —('" normal sounds. There are even number 2-5, Stroks: Cerebral textbooks devoted to this Vascular Accident - Cerebral subject showing the pictures Of Thrombosis. Send a long, the vibrations generatea by the stamped, self addressed en I / heart sounds . velope for mailing Address a / / your letter to me in care of this I newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, ~ sounds of Ithdio City Station, New York, and second heart it cry heartbeat The first NY 10019 t sound 1 lub) is created by the ii 1~. ., — , BRIDGE AT F Carter I "I want to be expli cit, Vihien said today. "I have not charged JoAnn Saunde rs or George Saunders individually, but I have charged their campaign with attempting to frame me. Because of the facts generated by the State Attorney's office, it appears my charge is warranted. "I call on the Saunders to drop the suit and bury the hatchet. At this point, I fIM myself in a position should the Saunders not drop the suit of having to defend myself. In an orderly defe nse I predict the Saunde rs will be subJected to additional extreme eznbarras&nentIn this tinpleasant situation," Vihien said. Mrs. Saunders Said she is completely satisfied that H erring's office ha totally vindicated both her and her family. Mrs Saunders said 'the still feels an apology is due to the JoAnn Saunders campaign by Viblen. She declined to say whe ther the lawsui t aga inst Jlhlen will be pursued or dropped unUI she has additional information. _______ 1.- — faith contacted the state attorney's office. We found no th ing but good faith on the pan of Mr. and Mrs. Satinders. Based on our Investiga tion, Vihien is cleared." Herring said that his office is forwarding the investigation file to the Pinellas County State Attorney's off ice for further Investigation there becauze of "conflicts in sworn testimony - - ." th e accusations vs. th e findin gs and that any action now would come in Pinell.m. Akers Uves In Clearwater, Pineilas County. He rrin g said investigators ch ecked typewriters in Vihien's county office and the "envelope could ha ve be en typed on that typewriter. - . the type is similar. "We have no evidence that VIhIen or his secretary typed th e envelope or put the 24 cents posta ge (wi th meter) on the envelope," said Herring. Mrs Saunders, intanwhlle on Tttsda flied a la suit seeking in excess of 11 million in damages against Vihlen for "slander and libe l" over his reported charge that the Saunders campaign had "framed him." campaign official, Willard Akers of Clearwater in a postage-metered stamped county envelope. He said the documents were turned over to him for appropriate action and he Ior.vardcd them to Herring. Vihien's Immediate response last week was that it was "a frame job" by the JoAnn Saunders campaign. Herrin g, after receiving sworn testimony of th e Incident frurn Akers, the Saunders, Viblen, a Sanford prin ter and various county personnel said Tuesday, "Our investiga tion exonetates Vihien of th e accusa tions." He said the in vestiga tion establishes that the material alleged to have been mailed in the (Jan. 29) postage metered envelope didn't even exist until Feb. 19. He sa id investiga tors have been able to turn up only the one envelope with the county postage meter stamp, adding ttt uiUi. trcotid t e stified that tie count) postage meter wasn't used in the Vihlen campaign. "Our conclusion is that JoAnn Saunders received false Information from her source and that she In good State Attorney Abbott Herr ing said Tu esday he is forward ing his inves tigation file to th e Pinellas County state attorney's office for further investigation after he announced that charges against a Seminole Coun ty commi.sdonier of using county postage and mailing supp lies in a congr essional campaign are "unfounded." Herring's office spent low days investigat ing a complaint filed by Geor ge Saunders, campaign manager- Vsiss I has gotten off to a flourish, with 6 y, P (jot Reubin A'ita1 chiding legislators for what he called The ho use constitutional Infringements Took no action on legislation. . ,and the ,Senate passing a bill -, . .• e I -:. I .;,.,-- . The Senate 41_~_ allowing eyeglass price ad. Bills Passed: I ~ # vertising. Eyeglass Advertising , 0 Many lawmakers said they Flimira tes 1b 11 % (MiAl-1) ;fit() JAMES JAC011Y I '. I ~ -0 were inaccurately portrayed in Ing for eyeglasses. SB-241. '_ _. ' "' - ____~- , 111~ of diamonds and leads a se, . 1------- _____ Askew's opening address Tues. Cbilders. To House. NORTH 6 . cond trump. East plays low 103 Energy -Adds considerat a and South must decide Actloqwastheresurnc today, of energy requirements to the V953 whether or not to play the #Q764 . second of the 604ay session, areas whicif waWd have to be . king. with budget committees of both looked at before developments East Ic a good enough w-s-r houses working on state %pcndof regional Impact are player to duck twice with the apSouth ace and has to decide ing for next year proved SB-ill Spicols To 11 " , 1042 V Q86 whether or not to play his TheilouseNaturnlResourcts House •ios •953 '.' king. ,. Committee scheduled a new ci. A K Q 1083 4 976 4 Audits — Cuts audit require. ne principle of restricted ... fort to reach agreement on COfl- meats for the Department of SOUTH II)) -. • •-. choice appijes here. If Wes* "' held both the quet'n and jack K7 . •w district boun daries. Myers. To House. he might well have won the 02 2 The Senate scheduled no sesForms — Authorizes th e . • first trump with th e queen 42 sion for today. The House was I erefore, th, Th ! odds are two to 7 tablishment of taliform applifloth vuIncrable .1 14 4 one th at East holds the queen. to consider proposed changes in cation forms. SB-77. Firestone. South plays a low spade and s Its rules, the most controversial To th'v*e. Weti North S(th home with the bacon. I of w ) 4'c ould eI1w steskers ., 4 40 , I - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer - into the right (pulmonary) and left (aorta) arteries leaving the hear t. Th ese hear t sounds have even been analyzed In terms of frequency an ow much 0 sound. I never heard a heart each part of the sound is sound quite like it. If a doctor produced by different hadarecordingofseseralheart frequencies In the sound Not until the British launched (f,eir Southern camoiaign in the latter part of the war did 'rrtb Carolina again become , I itivoIved in the hostilities JAIL t [ Savannah fell in 1778 and Charleston in 1780. Capable of. f t ficers like Nathaneal Greent. 1 !II' and E)aiucl Morgan sparred with the British in a series of battles that led Cornwallls to I eared * M i I Probe Pursued C1 hose cooperation is essential for should begin to appeir _______________________________________________________________ by V K Il 01 / PI(KV1 \— I PICKY PICKY 'k - i hie n TALLAHASSEE (All) - The 076 legislative session . Ryan FROM V , is. tentionally offend someone sistence the returns you hope WIN Doctors Record Many Heartbeats -. , __. U 1. — 0 TUMBLEWEEDS - — upper and lower chambers of the heart. The second sound (dub) is caused by the closure V=30WV"-, --_=V%ag~i_.ZL of the valves at the outlet ot t i i 2.-- - _i__~ * ~__ a4sk I 0.1 ,I i 01 ~,~ 11 I-e 1 / I 4I I , I1 ~,J~ fle11~, - . i -NO- ~ ~_ ___ " I -- 1-1 L - a'n D I i R----'6I Alm X1 -1, - -1 N -— - - - ~W_ " 1.1 if ('.2n - ~ U, / P ____________ - - ---__~_ LOWN __ - by Bob Thoves i -__ __ - I--- --1. -I ~ -- - - i---'-- V I. i U0 --- - FRANK AND ERNEST i II , //, ~, — A pril 7, 1 VS it, ~-_T be miffed. expand and build upon fcw, .LIBRA (Seitt. 23-Oct. 23) Be dations you've already begurN, I I 6kn FORMULA! / / 1 ~ . . 55 I . . by Stoffel & Heumdahl THIS COLD MEDICINE 5 LtOsX FROM MY OWN .. I I FA 11 &I _______ _4 5ECRET I I I -- 4 0 ARIES (March 21-Apr il 19) to your plans. It could cost Be careful today not to treat ally. SCORPIO lOct. 24-Nov. 22) people in your charge in an fashion. It could Select your co-workers for arrogant create resentments they'll long Avoid types who would r*,er remember. TAURUS (April 2D-May 20) be a boss than a willing heiNt. SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 23.1)ec. You're likely to have little tolerance or pa ti ence today 21 It's good to believe j tAldi persons stho can't wholly others, but don't place you support your VIeWS. Try to be faith today in persons who don't warrant It. You're likely to be less opinionated, GEMINI (May 21-Junt 21) ) let down. Avoid a friend who is more of a CAPRICORN (Dec. '"-Jan taker than a giver. This person 19) Tt.ere won't be mu, A might try to use you to his harnwny around home today & advantage today. you or your mate are too . CANCER (June 21-July 22) ststent upon having your cw Keep your ambitions within way. Fin'] a middle ground, reasonable bounds today. If AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) others feel you are too self- You may hav,! the opportunity se rvi ng, they may put road- to be of service to someone bloicks in your path. today whose help you will later ~ LEO Jtzl 23-Aug . 22) Today flt d Do hit's cp cti you may do something ill spite willingly. ' of your be tter Judgment and PISCES (Feb. 20-March is wind up creating a problem. Don't let your your own worst tendencies enemy. over prixien'. judgment today. 't . .. Keep your budget in mind at all to get the matte: Sanford, Florida 32771-Price JO Cents 68 th Year, No. 196—Wednesday, April 7, I I .0 . - - I~_.~_ I -1 - 1. 1L "~ ombm=um 27 28 29 26 30 1 1976 r I v: ,W __61 14 '. - , BUGS ~~`() — — 19 __ — i, 10 I - (-SOPRANO \_~__ V 9 121 I 22 24 2. by Larry Lewis - ' - rins (aP — — — — 18 . 20 L 8 -- - '. .01ST ç 13 2 I1 I DON'T CALL ME T;4 AT, COAC;4 3 ,r pIrt 6 7 I n IMO BURNS \ "BASEMAN' I ALL SOUNDS NDS So So NE 7( R PE.:'. marshal - I LAMF US CLATTER 48 Arabian gull 50 Guidos note 5Ifl Vlfl a 7 Deed I ;il I 41 Eaten a*ay 42 Roman road Floties goddess 21 Tree part 3 Bargain sale 22 Happy looker 44 poneir sgn2wds) Health resorts 24 Genusof swans 4 Masculine 34 Bored 35 Introduces pLç 13 SwIt 16 Lass' name I Crustacean For Wednesday, April 7. ' - 12 I --- Ariie' to Ptu'oui Puzzle BEETLE BAILEY - __ at w ___..? ,--. ~ thV-,; -' F11 __~,.;:V-'I :z V., IIVITJ~k - it - ku."~.~ �______ ___ ___ I I — OU1erArrests scen Pre.School In other arrests, Brian Poole said other charges are Action Re orts Thomas Blelchner, 18, 011208 pendin: further investigation Registration 'ettinghelpediitheycontactu in Dewut saii. AnAltamonteSprings woman EllenCourt, Apopka, was jailed connection with other recent SANFORD Pre-School All IRS offices are also open * U re held a burglary suspect at by deputies in lieu of 110,000 burglaries in the Bear Lake Education and Development weekdays from 8:30 n.m. to 4 butcher knife-point Tuesday bond on burglary and grand area of southwest Seminole. * Courts Center is flOW taking rn Persons contacting the night until sheriff's deputies larceny charges. Maniulled registration for the 197677 IRS on weekdays will usually arrived to arrest the man that Bleichner, listed by police as * Police Beat Sanford xlice Jailed Albert school year for three-and four. find the hours of 830 i in she found ttnder her bed escaping Tuesday from the Lee Lock, 26, of 808 W. 11th St., year-olds The school is located 9•30 a m and 330 p m ' 430 deputies said today. woman was holding a man at Sanford Juvenile Detention Sanford,inlieuof$5,000bondon in the First Presbyterian m least busy Also an extra Clarke Johnson told deputies knife-point when he arrived in Center, was apprehended by an aggravated assault charge urth Education Building, In our of senice Is provided until ________________________________________________ _______-__________ ____ - Criminal Code Revisions __________________ ______________________ Appear Doubtful: Officials _____________________ ________________________________________________ --: T±T - — _____________ : - - ____ _______________________ -i T ____________________ _________________ -• - • feet sticking out from under her Springs Jail records Indicate grand larceny charges are in bed and ran to the kitchen and Woodall is also being held for connection with the March 30 will be able to work outa final bill and pass it this sear - •• flê.•%. onina Cup. there would be sa qu,iarer5, said .- - - are g t .1 ----- - tAllthntould lii acr wage po cy, tilC Y seI' ces as weli, izx1uding the zoos and municipal SWimming - I - - '1Ti ____ -- --."- -- - -, - - - = ----------- -- - - - - -- --- :f-.-___________________ acra frau Lan wood Fire Station. Ttu'ough Aitamonle 5p4jg Thi-oug) - )JIl.9?W, - - - .••• _______ . L _____ _ ____ , C Rotary Club of South Sesninole, 750am, Lord ' .._L ----=- - _I • - '1 h d __________ _____________________ National Con%ention held in Hutchison and Dr George Orlando recentl The SEA in its present . #u,a (iu uI"its ins.., ui and a brief biographical sketch rlusi,ø Tntrstt member ip to CThairrnan Bo Dahn at 114 , paers ae a rea ' d sou P1 anipa . _____ 10 a , "I hope they'll send ou to a Cou —-•=•• i k Orir Atta4%p,,,,Fja "'" - — I ti ad L CI 1. - £ SO Ii3.S Zayre i • XIT 1 ____ - I.. - A dJd ------. - - '7' 4) (IL .. or. 1 L.L C) A rr e c. IIS 1 • 0 ) Wednesday • Sanlord Hvaid mc, 300 U french A*e '.' _____ ______ ________________________ 1 • I - 4)° 1 4. . --- I—. - - ___________________ -_ ______ - -- - 4- -- -- - . -_ r n ng - - ' • - • "4a- - • , - C' 2P"-/ : - --------- - - the dontown area, and how to make a downtown area safe Instructors include Dan -4-. 1' 0 Joblin executive director of We've g'one all 0 ut to brin g and director of IDEA 'sJOij. a.c ____ - - in LI.. • -----i :" - .4- 7H Amer,ca $ Bicentennial means more to you than lust a chance to ___ • c;-;. 0- ____ SEMINOLE -- THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1976,7 30 P M SANFORD CIVIC CENTER ANNEX Corner Seminole Blvd. and Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Florida, t, MerieEParkr, National Chairmon and Director of Leçai Research, D - - - 1• , - very $5 cci Mooth $7 ) 6 10 Qy M I In FIorda rc hCr(' øhvery All rot ,no 'h 10. 6 Montht $16 . ,, , _____ - - 4rJiLJ " ____________________ \ 't development programming and -- April?, 1976—Vol 68, No 196 9i__—_ir _ia r ________________________ - fTP t'- 6 How to organize local chapters of C L P i facility He said the Orlando officials hope to finance paving incentive to do a good job," Public library system has foraparkinglot—anecessity Percy said __________________________ . of job functions, developing a lawyers one dime, to sue, or to defend yourself if sued attorne), he said Last year zoo officials at tic %4.Is pleased tht tomnmission Alter contract finalization, tempted un.T.lccesfull) to sell filled the 4th someone Neiswender can the land to the commission already emplo>ed by the '-• - Iired:rh:ikn about itt _____ - • South Seminole and In Sanford to compl) with a $100 000 state ---------------- - —- domtosnreItalizaUon t a ona. neauquarters in Sanford -=- 0 4 --- . Li • A rEf F1Y'1CPICf A Satur%hU) - ________ • & San4ord s )onton 82 4000 b.-. - T_ ation m Theon1thirgflract pktesthepurchaseof park land count)'s $16,000 a)ear land lacked a review by in the nurthwt section of development adminIstrator. _____ • • To Train ort 3 FACTS NO LAWYER WILL TELL youi ___________________________________ '' -__- Department of Commerce, but table," said Pelley _________________________ the three-day International 30 days if the final contract Is In other action at Tuesday's Percy as the county's new okaed b the county attorne, county conunlssion meeting, director of county dmelopment, the count)'s chief ad 11-ic Central Florida Zoological a position hcld by Nekendcr -- I, I' President Bill Moore will prtsen the grie ance -aI. ' El — 23 1 h Y • I 1. I uai y nn __ - 30 t d nts in them Of this " A — - Count) high schools there are ,' UI hat! "given fuil ment111 nd dnn,rfmn 0 t oces k I. or iwo hti -fla) fV? w.n shown professional integrity" )earsmsteadofthefie ths ulit t the bbe ab $450,000 for that p ticipation The ct.ntra-t c4lis for branch libraries in both - PLHC is the state Public Grooms were not properly iertaln their talks would be negotiations" studies class hadn't been an air rifle that he , , Do 'd cit T1, 8 c-it- - -- middle school social studies ' classinthenorthernpartofthe countyandonl)18s(udentslna " l'hree victims of the alleged " neCted including roblern, thecontrarthetween the county and American Fabrics Is finalized Scmirile Coun:y is i'oridcd librar) services by the Olafld4J ci -- students, hile 39 s'udents are t2 W.dnssday,Aprli7,174-3A School Talks AAay Resume Soon 1Aiter Dispute studentsinkindergarten 2lin grades 1-3 and30ingra s3-6, Saturda' hour " accordin' to 1 _ adhere to State Accreditation , SLandtrd said Grooms by May31 3976. ___________________ charge accusing him of luring P of drugs after telling GCSSin . Happy Senior Citizens Club of Cuselberry, 1 p.m., Legion Past Old GI 4, Jo) 8 pin, Episcopal Ctmrch SlAL cf west lake Bra.utley, 10 sin Ct'cIC _______________ = n position 'r - F1 operation, but officials to date recei%ed by the' zoo Rummage Sale, 10 sin to p.m, 239 MalUand - - C B) El) PRICKETr FamnllyNlghtMovk "George "sponsored liv jOPP r Elementary School 7 p.m Refreshments for s'ie ',hida • ' trouble free learning en \iroonmerit underi. wdini' of ra w e ong ng to ar cy a er ii , ' lnc1Oiuii3 iugiitapprored said there 'iad been a running to a nearby OOded nlS &mpoyes were rn final payment of $1000 to tremendous increase in small areawheretheyhadhiddenthe Ju1 onchargesofconsolrac) University opera workshop, 730 pm ,Stover - be over 60 bears of age, a registered ' oter ind ha e r I Seminole aapter 2, OES Masonic Temple, 8 p m - - - _- - p'_ (,nllagher mc, Winter Park, no Alt4Jrnnnt( Sprmnrs uri drugs sere taken "because I ingtoitut litlisboroughioun had a dnig pr3blem at the tyState Att Ware Tim rr edbyFA,mogafl 'jii'cr1 attorne),Lawrencellorton,the I d B' ___ situation SEAIllfilea contractor for the $170,229 month forjobs kas than $1,000 LI famous casualty of the week-long strike by city workers - ______ per cent of the public also believes that smaller classes s ma ITracf Smaiic. _ Grooms • According to Grooms, the SANFORD — The Kiwanis , h'isannounctdthatallofficesin the state will be open on tur)3 __ Ey.nlrqH.rasinfordFi. "No one has to tell teachers weeks that class size is the ke to a ------ — school's ability to provide quality educational op. portunitles commented SEA de$1milhItote1the barnlnaquletChlneseresldentlalareaneartheheartof ____ L4 J AA irea ivtOfl lottcriouldhaot, faced upto The cable car —onect the world's oldest, most durable -. , case, was part of plea third grade, Jeff Ftrkh, first, Cbrls Foley, kindergarten and Fern Park, after they intered and planned social events xpecte would bUsh and erorce .1 theIr vwr dart andaetupthesodalservlctprograms cares -- - , .' e it 'in during other primary cam ign.s wiucji - -: - 1 in a separate grand larceny A 2001. The capsule is stuffed full of item.s reflecting t current era ______________ - F --- A Cowart Jr on Potters plea ,, __ C,rooiiis, Gene PeUe' said he was satisfied now concedes he will go back to chief Employcs Relations Corn- registered with the state, and legal if the motion by Local 1010 negotiator for the employc mission whose chairman, that their certification be was upheld, with the PERC ruling that the the table with Grooms unless groups, commented this Curtis Mack, Tuesday rejected revoked. The union maintained The three groups and Grooms employe groups need only to be William MonkL administrator The Seminole County School inornin: "II they're ready to a motion to revoke the cer• the groups and their agent filed for certification by the certified by PERC. However, for labor organizations with the 01 course class size is im- Board and three non- go back, we are." he maintains that Grooms, as Department of Commerce, tificationoftheemployegroups should be registered with the Department of Commerce. portant - you have to find the instructional employc Uarry Pelley, the school and their busine& agent, made state Department of Coin"But all that appears to be their business agent, should be challenges (irooms PERC kid to teach him," Is the organizations are both board's chief negotiator, March 8 by a local union. merce. irrelevant now," commented certified by the Department of certification in court. essence of a grievance to be preparing to go back to the commented: "We'll sit tight till Local 1010 of the Inter"If PERC says he (Grooms) The employe groups walked Grooms. "To me, PERC's Commerce. made at tonight's school board bargaining table, after a the units say something to us, national Brotherhood of out on Pelley shortly after the ruling says we were right all Pelley had refused to is duly certified —and PERC IS cepting nominations for the annual Randall Chase Senior Judge Woodson said in a Indicted b a grand Jury for IRS Extends Hours - _ ByJEAN PATESON IlcraldStaff Writer Realtors Meet Held , Jamlar} 1975 prescription shop against tle two men were ______ Ford vetoed the bill on Tuesday saying it "would perpetuate rigid federal child da}-care standards for aIl _____ __________-_________ _____ - - * ______ Scbool Festival Week by turning over their time capsale to Tax Hartle), robbed druggist monte Springs has pleaded no of . - - - - -- her new Ucenseon Wbconslnvotersove,r the weekend ay - ________ ______ - — mingled with the dulcet tones of a woman ffing f -- - -4 IU 0 stork in at the school an week uunu on a charge of Ut day morning .- ioce . There also were reports of official concern over the - - - _____ "' eu +WJ residence Eugene Samuel Leonard, 31, Poole said $420 in camera of 405 E. 26th St., Sanford was trying out her fresh rw CB license and calling for •- - - LOS ANGELES (AP) — The secrecy that surrounded dH mIll tin edtoshi udth " ho _________________ -• Deputy J F Bennett said the authorities, WASHThGTON (AP) - The husky growls of bwly truckerswarn1ngeachotherc4.nokIe.,andthejrJ. ______________ ______________________ -• compromise on the bill, known as S 1 Further commIttee effort., are at least at a temporary standstill, and ad- H _______________________ - to find her sesing mactune and address lorest Cit) Duguid said the an argument near her apart school which oilers classis to IRS office in Orlando is her con's stereo wrapped in a Booked at counts jail in lieu suspect ran from the street Into ment at Castle Brewer Court year.old thrte das a 1 ted at 3191 Mct,ulre Bhd four bedspread and stacked by a of $10,000 bond on burglary and the woods when he was spotted Week, to three-year-olds, John WC e' r., tax er assistance ca1 J 20, of 1808 two daysand a week door. grand larceny charges in the by the patrolling deputy. I Coo 2550 flfOd Ms. Johnson told deputies she case as Theodore M Woodall, Sheriff s detectie John To register, call the First The House JudiclaryCommlttee, beforestartthg its own twarin s o' the cornplx 7Q't.page bill is waiting for tho ____________ ______________ -- issues as limiting the death penalty and abolishing penalties for posscson of nall amounts of znarl1uans, administration official., have Utile hope that Congress win pass sweeping revisions In the federal criminal code. KeySenate JudiclaryCommittee members on opposing And Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, D-Mont,, ____ -- - Board To H,ir LOCAL BRIEFS B)BOBLIA)YD HeraldStaff Writer - r _ — Suspect Held At Kn if eoi nt _____ - iT)4 - ________________________ P0 Boc 2031, L1ord - - __________ ___ ___ ONLY DAILY ___ N ____ WSPAPER • g' E Ifl1fl 'u" ____________ N corn are "ou can't J do better than ___ U' . -___________ r', " I_i �!!E -'' - I Evening The umes they are a-changing, Look around and you see changes in hairstyles, dress styles and lifestyles. Change jn just about every facet of the culture that hou.i that most expansive of all creatures man. Take for example the latest style changes In men's clothing, especially pants. They have no pockets. Can you imagine? No pockets ... Of course the pocketless, tight-fitting jeans are chic looking, and all that. But the tack of pockets raises some interesting questions. The first of which was brought to my attention by Herald Photographer Hill Vincent, who sauntered In one day adorned in a flowery shirt — and you guessed It, the latest style pants with no kets. Herein lies the problem Bill Vincent, a good ole semle County boy If ever there was one, had no place to stash his chewing tobacco, Horrors. If it's true for Bill ,the., It must be true for all those good ole Seminole boys who now azd then like to take a chaw uf Beth-Nut or Red Man and while the hours away In reverie of Beech. N FItFN(H AVE.. SASF'OIlI), FI.A, 3271 Art'.i (''de 305-T."7-26 11 or &1! .9'93 Around Wednesday, April 7, 1976-4A \% WNE I). ixwu•;, Publisher It HICILklit) LONG, Editor 11.1 .IAM 1). CUHRIE. Managmg Editor 9 a il . n \411 *.. ________ . The Clock A swe rs By D When Postmaster Benjamin F. Bailar took to the hustings to campaign for his projected belt tightening the U.S. Postal Service, he also was serving notice that he intends to bring the crisis in U.S. mail delivery home to roost this year. -- How about the change In hairstyle? I can remember when modestly longish hair was a topic for controversy. That was some seven years ago, just about the time when that still undefinable element of Americana hit the scene The Hippie. Well, If there ever were any True HlpiAes, th ey're long gone now. But th ey left some things with us, and if you don't believe that check today's hairstyles. Many of those sa criticizers who once maligned medium l en gth locks now sport hair, hair and more lair. Interestingly enough the philosophers of Plato's time theorized that every time hair styles in any given culture changed drastically It signaled a revolu tion . If you doubt the wisdom of those wise old gen. tiemen just try and imagine what the so-called Hippies said they stood for. Then think about how many of their Ideas along with their long hair and style of dressing—have been Incorporated Into the middle class Lifestyle, There is a lag, of course, between the time a new fad, style or idea hits the culture and the time it Is - - U ;t I ui. Week, rents Month. $240. t tnths $11 ), \t'dr, $25 40. lh :'t;iil In fl'rula Nulle home deIier. All o ther mail. Month. $O t Months. $16 O; 12 Months, $3240, M PRICKEfl - - - Nutdom. 'rhc - IUl *I$ VVm I. - - U t&., 1* LLli C' (&1U bL he continues to forge ahead with his program. Th ere is no doubt that Americans consider efficient ma il delivery as a nation3l birthright the fit article of the Constitution autl-"rizes Congress to establish nct offices and p i. termingling with the enu. esponse will be tiara economic rebuttals. i-'ostai einployes in 100 citlfs ieross the U,iitti States already are organizing to resist the reduction of jobs that Mr. Bailar proposes. Congress, smarting from its bumbling efforts over the i.st five years to improve postal operations, is discussing the need for nmense subsidies and increased rates, expressing concern fortheinefficienciesofthepOstofceandthehjgh mailing rates, acting to keep rural post offices o pen and sustain the other inefficiencies that Mr. Bailar would eliminate, talking about regaining direct control of the post office operations again, and authorizing private mail deliveries. For the moment, the Administration is opsing an increase in subsidies iii the hope that Mr. po Bailar can wring out postal operations. James Lynn, director of th e Office of Management and Budget, declares that the belt tightening will bring an "edge of efficiency." No solid consensus appears to be emerging from all of this confusion and cross purposes in ' $ Another change: Announcements by major auto dealers that manufacture of convertibles has been suspended. And convertibles were the dream of high xhoolers. Almost all of us, at one time or another, dreamed of getting In that convertible and flippIng the top bock to drive over limitless America n highways until we found a place where women laughed because things were funny and animals and small children played free under an expansive sky. Yep, the times they are a-changing, changing us, that is. Because when we were young, we knew a great secret. The secret we knew in our youth was that a dream lilt makes you l'wppy is worth all the reality in the world. ___J ________ I / 1 - ., . ~ 0 Z J? 4" , I-? , Eád?tt - - t• ________________ 7. %I ____ - '' r .I __________________________ _ . 7 - ' -' - J .. . -- 'i . --- -. 1l ,, y1 j J . -• ev g .. whnr, - ' _-j #\ f - rp.i ..'- - ) Amy , __________ - _____ - Toni- ' The Future ('1 Ainorican I'oiiiucs. is argued by Republican strategist Kevin Phillips, author of "The Emerging .ut,lican Majority," and Minnesc.a Guy Wendell Andrson, a Democrat named by Time Magazine as one of the 200 future American leaders. This article was adapted from the National Towr M ee t in which is h.'lil e.i nvtrnesiy in t:ngton ui ai ti lt* Kennk (nisr ru'I'. debate .ind nwer questi'rns frr the audience Thda" L Lo \' - •. , "i. -_ I : .. - ' .. ' - -. * - ':..' ' .-.' . 0 ' - Letters To The Edit __ - 4. Improvem ent J4CK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD '-.I owift .mw— - .. - t9i . y.t - r. ,~OACV*-'~,— OK, oveIyoOdyi When I s&,v 'ch oose, do a Jimmy Carter'- ra 1* ,J — ; MIAMI (AP) — The Howard Hughes Medical Institute, considered a possible recipient of the bulk of its namesake's huge estate, Is as shrouded in secrecy as Hugheswaslnthelasttwodecadesofhlsllfe. Medical sources describe the Institute as an unusual research organization possessing tax-exempt status. a krea Death WEATHER ' 11 JAMES OSBURN Tuesday's high 78, today James Osburn, 68, of Chipley 1.68 IncheL died at his summer home in low 64. Rainfall cloudiness Considerable I uxedo, N.C., Monday. A fi irmer resident of Lake Mar), through Thursday A chance of he was it retired from the thundershowers today and Ii GleiaA. Hawes Norma B. Hoover Eliza C. King Rub'e King Terri S. Mason Marie Mathews Anne O'Donnell Bonita L Parsons Mary R. Schmah Mavis R. Smi th J. 'rt Clarence J. Whittemore Doris Jean Winn Marie S. Eberhart, Altamonte Springs Ca therine Elaine Cowdery, IeBa tur Jagel DeBary Alice Metz, DeBary Margaret A. Hayward, Deltona Draper McCune, Deltona Edna S. Parker, Deltona James E. Pettigrew, Deltona Margaret Starr, Deltona Eunice Barker, Enterprise Grandeas Sjoblom, Lake Mary Dollie Mae Campbell, Lake Monroe Eva J. Belanger, Longwood ON Funefal •5oiwr n, 61, of Chipley. who died Monday in Tuxedo, NC, will be held Thursday it 3 p m. at Lake mary Baptist Church with Rev. Harold Davis ofliclaling Burial In )akla*n memorial Park. Dirisson Funeral 'ftp :harge, DISCHARGES Sanford: Showers likely Most of state Donna G. Andertori on Saturday, otherwise partly Herbert A Andrews cloudy. Cool north and mild Linda Barrow south porticu with highs Patricia A. Bradshaw ranging from near 70 extreme Walter M. Buchanan portion. north to lower SOs R ma 'lutet Lows ranging from lower 5%s Cora Wit extreme north to 60s south U)CII ThiNgu)'en portion. Johnny WIlliams Mar)' Lelbcnsperger, Dti3ary Thursday's Daytona Bc&ch Raymond Hunter, DeLand tides: high 1:34 a.m.,2:05 p.m., Robert D. Smedley Deltona low 753 a.m. 8:13 P.M. Port 1:48 William &hlusetneyer Ill, Canaveral: high 1:27 a.m., p.m., low 7:40 a.m., LOS p.m. Geneva EXTENDED FORECAST a . ~ ,(.4 13 a -_ Ae" ' 1 ______ . -- 1 4 ____ ",-:,t'..--*-,!, it ~-_,-~ ., trl.~l ;o-_i~~ ---.--T _;,~.. -- Unt - 502. 'j 1~ (3 W (~ I (5 \ I1i W I ii -" rib I, . TOOTH PASTE ½GAL \~ ~ .0 'l - a a KCAM ELSIE BRAND - ''-- . \1 / 1 '_______ r LIMIT I LIMIT i LIMIT 1 I no ~ GREA T SELECTNIN OF 01, -ia a v-ri ED FILL F I LLCL1 t V couNrv FAIR . JELLY ' , ____ tURI ' - DOUBLE HIBACHI Chockfulof 4 V F EASTER BASKETS ' •I0'x17 x6' • Two s.psrsta grids may be ediusied 6ff ereért cooking t&ghts. -- QOOCI*1I -' . - "." ______ - 88 // 22-GAL PLASTIC OSifION 10 ' 47i LOUNGER/CHAIR TTT TRASH CAN 83 ' ogle strapped. with t ______ THE LIVING . r , F1 :rltho: scriptures, • ZirCptsted steel tubing MARSHMALLOW LE ' EGGS c ___ .,4 A lOoz. flog. 69 155-FOOT WS .T'c._ 51,' L: ' - ,-.'- 'r . - .: E CHOCOLATE RABBi f I. ,, $ ox. . PETS . V ( - - . u . .-.-.-. .-.•. easily -. - ' AUOIIOdSIZOI 77 EACH PISTOLGRIP EASTER GRASS iksli us '1 CA1TC 904 i'(" SPRINT _____jI Reg. 11 Flog. J. pr. " -. - ._.. - ' . .-'..-..,,- .2 ., For dog 2.' - '.;:c',.t'.'; __ ~ . --- , - ',, - I 1. N - .,-'- - ;- I -. .-.,.- - - ,- ;-.'-,j;; ----.. 5,%_( ' 1' , .-'' - -1 JOHNSON " & JOHNSON DISPOSABLE DIAPER -- OiNTMENT 39 CUTEX CIGARS BO)' CM 50 pi_js REMOVER ".. '.- - '-"-" 88 - & FOR I C rr, • .., '-S ' ç( - .,, I "s - - . - -- - '' -- . 5-'. _J ALL ITEMS AVAILABLE AT THESE STORES. SANFORD NOVELTIES 101 FRENCH AVE. U o ix i / I FOR t 1 C CASSELBERRY RED BUG ROAD 1, SR ia ALTAMONTE PR INTERSTATE MALL -- 'x .' I:., '.: '5"5L. . - f-,, •- s-- .' -........ - - LIMIT 1 .. '-"-: r= 'n 2 ,_ . P:'b i ,, 1* - "' --.-- lOOs BORDEN C On u BATTERIES RIGHT GUARD T Tt -- JOHNSON MASTER CELL ' BUFFERIN PLASTIC ON SHUA Pack Of 50 1 LIM T 4 4 13 BAND-AID BRAND 402. SWISHER CIGARILOS ' Nilaw'..to I%. 1.4 *b 0% I - lox. .;' % -,'Fk:i I _1.' - ' - ,1 DAYTIME 24s PREPARATION H -. .,' "-''Y -- - kw% ,%, I I . -4 _____ ¶. j, I 'ZIt" ' PR. I - %%%r a' i'- , 97 or Cat. __________ t = ---- .~ I. . ..... I., . f . I 'c'.! f COLLAR 110 WAX -- -' TICK & FLEA 1 CAR ___ - I 100% cotton ' C ______kIT 1. q 2LU 88 fl09. 4' .- WOMEN'S GARDEN — _____ colors. Rog. COLORING KIT COLOR C -" P I8 Y , A Locks in EASTER EGG ,. h-f".- 'i't.f - Fl 117 ' 1Tc-.--: V pcmcot _. 11 NOZZLE SHREDDED - &'J *_ 9 °' 2 II 4 I, '. -'. , NON-FLAMMABLE ..— G tI a R 09 5.99 'f PICNIC JUG I , ,~T , pets for a happy Easter. and colors. - OSE ii HAL .sA'u.si ____ coas ' ° 2$-çaI$o,, 10 b.gs wd ties. Flog. OU '\ w' f'Oft, -- ____ of lovable, cuddly TRASH BAGS - IrITLON REINFORCEI ' ' 1 - ' K 636 '0 Suar'candybright'eyed bunny stands I, -.•6 - PLASTIC 3 EASTER HOLLOW MILK "1.1 - Fl Fl lounges. _ Avocado with black lid. ' REWEB KIT Rene ws I chairs or 1 99 two chaise 'o'4\' • • Withsnap-cncover. / Re 2. "" t99 - I I 1 10 BRACH'S ' -. I ', 7e . ______ hfildred F. Parker. Orange Mollie F. Poindexter, Survivors include his wife, Lows tonight In the low 6%. m.p.h., Tangerine 1' Irs. Mabel Osburn, Lliipley; Variable winds 10 to 15 BIRTHS t' VO sons, Kenneth, of Chipley stronger and gusty near thundershowers. Rain Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. a vi Robert of Orlando Brisson Funeral Ilome is in probability 40 per cent today (Glenda) Hawes, boy, Sanfold and tonight and 60 per cent arre of arrangements, Mr. and Mrs. Giriey Thursday. . lorothy Mack, girl, Sanford Funeral Wks - 3202. - - * 13 '.d • -. - WASHINGTON — The golden age of railro for example, on candies, flower s, food and A vice president, David Watts, also shuttled missioner (larks Clapp. Is not yet over for the corporate moguls who run for a staff party. between Washington and New York by plant. We The vouchers Amtrak. The evidence can be found in their of Amtrak vice president In fact, Amtrak sometimes picks up the tab found vouchers, charging for fiat-class air fare Edwin Edel Indicate that he entertained White d expense accounts, when Its executives simply go out for cocktails, from Washington to Norfolk, Va. House aide Russ Rourke on three separate ocCongress established Amtrak In Wi) to A corporate vice president, Calvin Andringa, The wining and dining of govern ment off icials caslons. Once, Edel rnanag the nation's passenger rail system. The ran up a 110) bill at the took Reistrup to a favorite pub. Another thiie, is a major Industry In Washington. According to Annapolis Yacht Club supposedly ntertaInig original in tent was to subsidize Amtrak f or only Andringa In vi ted th e vice chairman, Mary Head, the vouchers, few favor-seekers entertain more Rourke, his wife and an Iranian diplomat. five years Thereafter, Amtrak was expected to out for drinks. The bills were charged to Amtrak generously than do the Amtrak crowd, break even, Yet the White House aide told us he never got which pays them, of course, with taxpayers' any of the free entertain At the end of the fifth year, however, the money. ment. his One vice president, Bruce Pike, turned In an sloppy record-keeping forEdel the blames erroneous railroad is still deep in the red. Last year's low expense account of $6,0.50 last year for en- voucher", saying Rourke was was a painful $352 million And just From the same bounteous source, the tertalning Washingt on blgwlgs, The names of his lnjtcd but can. led out. Amtrak executives trekked up to Capitol last week, railroad also pays Reistrup's membership dues guests aren't listed, only the charges. Amtrak to at various elegat clubs, including the Army. concedes that his "effectiveness would be Emask for another $6.13 million subsidy. 10 Last year, a group of congressional aides Yet this staggering deficit, apparently, has Navy Country Club and downtown Army-Navy peded" If he disclosed the names of the federal Inspected Amtrak's operati*%s, The railroad had no restraining effect on the railroad boises. Club in the Washington area and the Athletic officials he wines and dines, served them free dinner and cocktails, These They continne to squander the taxpayers' Club in Chicago. The expense vouchers reveal, however, tha t favors for Washington blgwtga have been small subsidies with reckless aband. Last year, Amtrak shelled out V(s) so that a Reistrup threw a brunch last December. Among — nothing so gross that the officials could be They pamper themselves u vice pruzuern, harold Graham, cold belong to the prominent gi.ests was Federal Railroad accused of being bribed. Amtrak funds to subsidize their lavish living the posh Kenwood Country Club in the Administration's chief, Asaph Hall, who helps habits Here are the details from their expense Washington suburbs, it Li the accumulation rather than any single decide how much government money Amtrak gift, that gradually obligates them. vouchers: Amtrak is trying to persuade the public to will get. Reistrup's Invitation list also COntaInS Amtrak's president, Paul H. Reistrup, draws ride the rails, but Its executives don't always the names of Footnote: Amtrak officials, to the ir credit, two Congressmen, Sllvio, R.-Mass., an annual $65,000 salary. The 11 vice presidents heed cooperated with our InvestIgation. A spokesman their own advertising. Last year, the and Fred Rooney, D.-Pa., who have an In- said the are also paid an adequate $50,000 a year on the company laid out club memberships are given only to it startling 1612,574 for alt fluential voice In transportation matters, avera14. This ought to be enough for them to travel, executives who n.ed them for official entertaineven though its eiectittlyies are enUtleid to Rooney said hedJdn'tgo;cte'tn struggle along on. The ride the rails free of charge. llquccand entercalls, Yet the railroad has just provided them with tainment, the spokensri said, helped to In. The general cowsel, Nathaniel Goodrich, We found other names on Amtrak's expense crease brand-new autobIles. Their business ex- fbw between Washington and New YorIt, acComth, COmInunIcatIcm. Reistrup paid one-third including Sen. Robert Morgan, t).- of the cost of his brunch out of his own pocket. Perm hit $9,(wio last year, most of It for food Washington and Pittsburgh, Net, York and N.C., Deputy Tra ns portation' Secretary John Th spotesrnan aid liquor. Reistrup spent $57612 In September, Boston — which have a lso said that Amtrak offici als excellent Amtrak service. Branum and Inkrstate Commerce Con,Corn, fly only when absolutely necessary. as u a a LIQUID DETERGENT N ;a_m , Sanford: William A. Brown Mildred C. Crowe Charles It. Dumus Institute Is Mysterious t1* 11 Golden A e Of RaI91roads - 80Z. ' A - 4 DEODORANT - _ ____ r T MMKKLIF1U I I45t M i-____ :~_... :. ,-!4"W;s --_, - AA-- ,----- wuuti"..,.fTourouam,u - a • . It SHIULDN7 WE BE FILLING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS? T- --- APRIL6,19Th ADMISSIONS TALLAHASSEE (AP) A bill to make Florida th e 15th state to a llow ad vertising of ey eglass prices has sailed through the full Senate after supporters claimed It would save consumers $10 million a year. The Senate passed the measure 40.0 Tuesda y during a busy opvngaya5onitiszItu1l,a approved. "Th is Is one of the most significant consumer measures we have taken up In two years," said Commerce Chairman W.D. Childers, the chief sponsor of the bill (SB24). ,, A 6), U4 Reg. Eyeglasses Bill Passes m ______ _12==M, SALE FNOB &ATIJROAY, APRIL 10, 1175 HOSPITAL NOTES - 4" rLir.ui — - TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Florida Supreme Court listens to oral arguments today in the case of a newspaper reporter who was ordered to jail for ref using to disclose the identity ofaconfldential source for a story. The case, expected to have a major impact on the future of Investigative reporting in Florida, Involves an appeal by She was sentenced to jail for contempt of court sentence for refusing to divulge the source ofa story ona grand jury investigation of Pasco County officials, - a ' Court Weighs Sources Case - No 4. It i , \'ithin live ceks, ,i 40passenger miniature train will tx- making its rounds at Central Florida Zoo, Zoo Director At Rozon said today. Rozon said the coal-fired, steam-driven train will mate two half-mile tr ips through the woods near the zoo area "It will be great for kids and adults alike to ride," Rozon said. Hamner Amusements Inc., will operate the train for five accompanying equipment will become property of the zoo, R said. Right of way for the train already ties been cleared. The contract with Hamner for the new amusement was pe Tuesday by th e Seminole Count, Commission MIAMI (AP) — Police found only toy pistols when a yo ungster a ccused of pointing a gun at neighbors was finally coaxed out of an apartment. They had surrounded the dwelling for two hours and were preparing to use tear gas when his stepfather arrived. "We're very fcrbinatethe stepfather came by," U. Mlerove said 58M ,,That trouble." The boy and his stepfa ther, both unidentified because the youth is a juvenile, were taken to police headquarters for questioning. The boy was believed to have a learning disability, police said. , Zoo's ,, Toys Found After Seige . - an ambush while on patrol. ."!:,-, as a lance corporal in tI' volunteer Ulster Defense ment and the second female member of the force to dc in ri ar Almost Ready ', . - I Byfle Associated Press A 68-year-old father and his 25-year-old son were reported in serious condition today at a Mlaml hospital with severe burns caused by an explosion at an industrial miU in Hialeah. The father, Edward Sn-dth, operator of a fork-lift truck suffered burns over more Umn 90 per cent of his body: officials said. His son, Torn, a warehouse helper, had second-degree burns over 40 per cent of his body.. Police said the explosion occurred as a gasoline tanker was unloading fuel to an underground tank beneath a warehouse at Dixie Lily Milling Co., which manufactures grits, rice, spaghetti, noodles and flour, ,. (9 a Blast Hurts Father, Son ç I f J! 4J LJ' V= 01 to "\ ---- --- .--'- LI ON PRESCRIPTION "'!'' . ...J.Y HOWT0SAVEMNEY rug over the Arenuous objection of industry lobbyists and facc nubp going before the full House Commerce Committee The bill (111348) to boost unemployment benefits, which Gov, ReubEn Askew included in his 1.076 legislative program, woulc place maximum weekly benefits on i i Jurth ..:eigl etuy stuie GOV.WENDFLLANDON Does the primary )item work? Major Cities In more's first How ever, KEVINPIULLIPS ( 1~ , Does the primary item work? ' ...-' '-'" The probleznsinthe present system are going 4-t -'' It's very dIfictdt to answer that qu estion to become increasingly obvious this year. The -'today, particularly on the Demoa.aticside. We idea C1havIng 20 or3Opr1znai1esEn each party 'I's , i ,-. 1. are trying, for the first time, a brand new system (VOt5 the part)' that has an Incumbent In the ..., ' -~; ) (i" with some 3oprinwjes,()t the plus sith Ihave White House. The oddaare VCFY strong that the ( ' no quarrel with public financing. I do have White Ho use In cumbent will t urn back any , . , . !01k/0 ,I LA..-J :? ons but challengerwhilethepartythatdoesnot h'e the I think the new openness is fine. However, i must wte House is forced to undergo a fragmen. ." 7çt'. add that l think the prmnary latin process In which it separates Into Its mIsJ 1 rtIcularly In states (where) you do not vote for constltutent parts. The 30-primary process tends a candidate, you vote for a t erode the capacity of anybody to straddle the Some system of regional primaries might be an cleaveages wi thin the party unless it's the In. ,(f':.1. -_..J . Improvement txit again, I'm not willing tois to cuznbent president. I say this with some bias •.! Ixiss Judgment on the primary system because because lfavor moving more in the directlo,icja :. amentary system where party leaders and I'm not sure how It is going to work. i tijougtit the .. ' ,-: national candidates are selected on the basis of rm in Congress. M a transi tional worked pretty well. Profesabonaj politicians would go to a convention ani pick a ciRindidatle for measure, I would advocate organizing majority "Y-you face It" president that would help them back home and minority caucuses In the Congress that someone who would doagood Job and be popular correspond somewhat to the lines of voting In Washington, perhaps because nobody is really so that It would help their ticket, Now, i think presidential elections. Secondarily, I would willing to champion what is probably obvious to all. legitimate mot1, (advoca te) cabinet officers appearing on the When the nature of th e staggering increase' in floor of the House or Senate to answer and ask _____ or What Is the major difference between the par- questions, postal costs since 1973, and the sagging use of mails Th isWhy thbonin.gNizoi, ties? What ii the major difference between the par. is analyzed, the inescapable conclusion is that the Judge Disappointed shows how deeply Nixon speared Russian, The major difference Is the post office will never again become self-sufficient, Democratic party Marxist.Lentnjsm when he brought Red China in feels that the Inatniments of Perhaps the Republican philosophy of 1Y76 When I glanced at the editorial page ( governw.ent must There is no way that streamlining the as a balance to Russia. to might be that the government has been much be used aggressively and in a positive way operations or raising the price of stamps can bring Herald on Thursday, Iwas surprised to see that I think less of an it 't answer than it has beenpurported to be DO You Just coincidence that help solve critical problems. had won in enough money to pay for deficits that are a trip to Russia. But, when I read fur- "Good Comrade B. Waiters", had Alger Hiss on in the last decade and that everybody ought to be ther 4nd found out ftt it was in connection with the Today Show the same day the Nixon story What h the future of the two-paM sotem? more wary of it. estimated at $1.4 billion this year and will beti'e contest regarding the tax rolls, I knew It broke, to make his pitch (Hiss that Is) that he What is the future of the twoj*rty iystem? something on the order of $2.5 billion for each of the couldn't be true because I have never bad was Most people today are v er ss y pe imistic a ut bo Innocent and to near Whittaker Chambers. We fa ce w ha t Is a pretty clear case of next three years. For example. the $2 million saved anything to do with advising anyone about tax again' the future of a two-party sy!tem. pollsters P tell us disintegration of the old party system and by dosing rural post offices compares to an rolls. Could it be that that we do not haveamajorlty party In America perhaps of the two-party system and the Em. ng of his aolnethlnglfl the paper? I previously mIssWAlger Hiss has asked for a HOURLY payroll of $14.2 million! any It is not hard case. Well let's do It. It would provide an exporanceof parties in Am ricsiri p&jucaOne of The Item was good f or a chuckle anyway, and And the c,eollary is that if competing mail American people have so little confidence In the reasons for the great difficulty here is that opporttmlty to show the people how the services further undermine the post offi ce, th e I regret that It was only "April Fool" and I didn't various departments of government were In. officials. We have high unemploymen t, Infla tion , the present two-party system was born during really win the trip. nation will likely end up with two problems ins tead filtrated and why the CIA and the FBI had to scandal In high places. We auUered through a the Civil War, leaving New England and Mm. I Kenneth M. Leffler keep track of these subversives and fellow meaningless war. But the Issue today Is how do newts as Republican areas and the South as the of one. Circuit Judge travelers. It would also sliow that Hiss laid the we turn It around. I believe that one of the ways lei-ding Democratic area. But If you look at 7le first order of business before Congress is to P.S. You may be Interested to learn I was ground work for die present hassle about the in which we regain the faith of the electorate is presidential electims in the past decade, you will define exactly what it wants the U.S. Postal Service selected to but cannot serve as Juror the week of Panama Canal ownership . There Li no doubt by performance. I think, In addition, If elected find that New England, Minnesota and New May 17, 1976, for trials over which I will be to be and then to arrange the mix of finRncial officials would have more confidence in the York have been the leading Democratic st s nal in perpitulty. Though you may publicly chide me for about the support that will permit ii to serve that function S.B. "Jim" Crowe American people, be more candid, I believe the and the South has either been th top Republican people will respond and once again have con- area or the top anti-DemixaUcearea. witnout being constantly in the eye of the political saying so, I hones tly and sincerely regret The ax1 presently I will not iuwe me great privilege and fidence In our Institutiona and In our politicians. I has sort of hurricane, turned and the parties can't adjust to patriotic duty of aer4ng as a juror. would like to try to strengthen the .'L'ttn this. I wU ,rta ic~ parties. I am unwilling to accept the premise Letters to the editor are welcomed for total, ideological realignment, either within the that they ought to be dissolved or that they will two parties as presen publication. All letters must be signed, with a e 11th Commandment tly named or as somethIng be disolved. else. mailing address and, if possible, a telephone number so the identity of the writer may be The use of the word "loophole" by the government to I know I am violating the 11th Conunandment Is it wise to have a ReDnhtican presIdent and a Is It wise to have a Republican president and Democratic Cougresi? verified. The describe a tax that Is not collected In order to help an individual, "Thou shall not, criticize communism, Its Evening Herald will respect the Democratic The attitude that so many people have of Institution or tztsinesa Is at best a wishes of writers who do not want their names adherents, dupes, or the fellow travelers within icc It makes more sense to elect a Democrat as ambiguity. thy gate." In print. The Evening Herald also reserves to split the presidency and the Congress president and have a majority of our party In s based on the unfortunate fact that the public The Congressional Budget Office has not Unproved eithe r the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to For this I am properly penitant. The Corncm,trol of Cog. Then, you can p ""° the lexicon or ph munists, say: It is not enough to kill your enemy to EP2CC p 1 phy by iIftIflCTitJ. inpoint mistrusts both. I think it Is very likely that we responsibility. If the Democratic party doesn't could we, in 1976, a perpetuation of the you must demean him first. expenditures," The general theory is Uiat the government is problem measure up, throw It out and try the other bestowing upon citizens, Inetitutlacs and businesses the taxes party. because neither party has created faith In itself, that It is not collecting from them. S Logically, the federal government cannot expend something that it has not collected. Philosophically, we would hope that we are a Ions way from the day when all of our hicom,e In automatically considered the property of the federal government. . Strikes Continue — - Is I Craftsmen, Technicians Off Jobs 4. Talks were to resu SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A ,uiie today, ratification of a national con- said the city's union members promised to stay at their jobs. strike by municipal craftsmen In New York, striking Nation- tract. The men held a face-to- would vote on the proposal, but About 1,900 city crafts workeighth its day today al Broadcasting Co. technicians face meeting with local union they did not say when, ers struck last Wednesday after BELFAST. Northern Ireland went into John Crowley, executive sec- supervisors refused to recon(AP) — A lire bomb killed a with negotiators trading in- tried to return to work early to- leaders Tuesday to get a firstretary of the the city's Labor sider pay cuts totaling $4.5 milfmnily of three in a village In suits, the threat of general day but were stopped by corn- hand report on the new pact. " pany looming officials. and a bi' Officers of Teamster's Local Council, said such a strike — lion. About 25 per cent of San County Down today and a part- strike an outlook for citizens forced to do The union called it a lockout, 299 told 200 angry members who the first in San Francisco since Francisco's 17,000 municipal time woman soldier died in ambush, security forces report- without city transportation and, but NBC denied the charge, staged a wildcat strike Monday 1934 would be aimed at cbs- employes have honored their in an unrelated action, most saying the technicians were re- that unless they returned to ing the Golden Gate Bridge, the picket lines, shutting down all ed. fused entrance to the RCA work they would not get union Oakland-San Francisco Bay public transportation and disThe bomb was thrown into a taxicabs, Building where the network has protection if fired from their Bridge, San Francisco Inter- rupting some other services. Negotiations ended Tuesday dry goods shop in the village of its ght after labor headquarters leaders handbecause they jobs. national Airport and other maCity-employed drivers honorDromore, and the owner, Wil- ni ed the city a four-point bargain- have no contract, Labor leaders In San Fran- jor public facilities. Ing craftsmen picket lines have ham Ilerror, 64, his wife ElizaAnd in Detroit. leaders of a cisco echoed an earlier call for Mayor George Moscone said idled cable cars, city and schDOI beth, 58, and their daughter, in9proposal calling for agree2" ment nn money issues and she Frotip of dissident Tepmsters a general strike and scheduled a general strike w 3uld probably bu= and forced abo-ut 250,000 N.lecn, 2 , died in their zpart0 use of propospromised their a mediator if the followers would a meeting for late today not begin within the next week, daily riders to walk, pedal, ment above the store, return to work today pending to consider the matter. They lie said police and firemen had hitchhike or drive, Firemen discovered the blaze ala are rejected. on their way to another fire started by an Incendiary bomb in a nearby town. The Hrro er family were Drowar dead since the conflict between Northern Ireland's Protestant majority and Roman Catholic minority A TRANSRR £ SAVF ' V turned into a war nearly seven . s" 1u5t bnn in label or bottle stor ~ — J ~, * , In South Armagh, Gillian and our pharmadst will cd your doctor ,,gett, the 33 1 , ~u d 13 and take It from thay. It's that simplel I TALLAHASSEE (AP) Bills to grant unemploment compensation to working women who lose ttlr juW lx-cawie of pregnamy and to hike jobless benefits for everyone from $V to $107 a week have cleared a House 1 1 '?' F amil y Unemployment Bill Okayed *, ~, P; A A, = IN BRIEF - a mb Kills PEMBROKE PINES (AP) Officials say Increased security at South Florida State Hospital may have caused a disturbance that was quelled with tear gas in a ward housing criminal patients. Three Psychiatric aides were trapped in a wire-mesh and glas&encIos nurse's station for nearly an hour TUM&Y. (Xficials said the aides escaped injury. Mte Incident occurred after security officers con. fiseated hidden food and a key during a morning shakedown. Officers said no lock could be found to fit key, found hidden In an air conditioner, Security waa beefed up last month after continuing escape and disciplinary problems. The Two-Party System )Jj 11 : I _____ _______________________ - — _________________ _________ , . i, . , W.dossday, April 7, EV,nlng Herald, Sanford, FL FLORIDA Psychiatric Aides Trapped During Hospital Disturbance PRO/CON if' - finally adopted. If the Hippies contributed anything, and oh there are those who say no It will be the mini revolution of the mind which has brought on change, all kinds of change, more rapidly in the Last five rears than any other time In history. If you don't believe It, just look around you... _______ - Among Mr. Bailar's suggestions have been proposals to rèdtice mail deliveries to as few as three a week, end door to door delivery of letters, relax the promptness of deliveries, end special deliveries and red uce manpower substantially. Th e postmaster alredv has arotLsed a storm in rural America and in Congress by closing 186 remote post offices to save some $2 million a year. '— ..-;ii Bo Herald ," .'. 4 -'' ,.. Zic - �_ -v 1. ______ __ ___ ____________ ____~~ __ ~Ii 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Mort Walker i4& i'Oi.JN MEN OF OPA ARE DIFFERENT BARGE. WELL MEN TIE P'N ON G R ENADE .4A6 ØEE / - 5 1 I\- 1 + - (_ C U D. CZJ C> -_ cz,CZ) _____________________ ________ by Sonsorn THE BORN LOSER i- .'psrv n#v .ei " 4T TH15 AULUMT [~"WPM 4MMT F~E MEAWR,I F AT FI W77 VU _~ WN'T ,51XaW.. 1z, To Lu~! — N ,,• wig FIRW! I I ,I:r 0 a r. 9 C i 33 Attempt animal 35 Panr'q 8 Striking 3 - ____ [ n;M______ __________ R --I ' ' -1-7 ( ' I 14 I 19 - I I - I — I I I to ay \OU II attempt _~_~~ ., \ ' 1t I " T _______ , ____ 114-TifE "EI I V : ____ 34 : %IRGO (Aug 23-Sept 1 40 I 7 38 39 i 41 i _J ____ - 45 45 — — 47 T — — — 4 4.3 42 48 50 51 iOK'zU iAP — il .. I tue tarty Cezivai V I'M-lAT THE i. IWE GUARANTEE WARRANTY ThO4JOHT EM Ac\lN5'r 'Ti-44T'5 Ot'J THIS YA'() ASK PUNCTURES A1sJ' VEWY EXPENSIvE.' &xoss 2 C*.IE THAT! &OVI,OUTS j- YES 0 — In ric'r EL&EAW Sly WE . "nRES It, _/ 1 h 4-1 P)o if - - Chic Young JAl " , WERE 5 A 613 IS r14E MAN I KISS OF: rkE W)uSE I IN 77 I ~ % I =9 L YOUR LIPSTICK FOOLED h E 71i4EPE POR A KNIUTE, I'M T~41E MAN - -I -.4 r ~ , 1 - fl I Z7 ff - . ------.-_____ rpij'..ui. `\ NOT DOINC-1, MUCH 13USIME-5 __ -E __ _- - --------- ._ - j millyBE . lf~ ~ __C -;N .P - OUR PRicE I S TOO WIGH / -, '~ . r,%t r.- (.4, FS , 6CENTS _ - . It;1--(_ Z4t * ~ W 14 I ~IAW` - _9~~ . I - , IC 1, •_-_ I IS IT F kc - SH ?' I'LL HAvE IKE SWOROFISH STEAK, y H? -. I "~ 1;,~ .v% 11 I ... I ~ I I Ill, it _N_Jr___ '~ , rI , ! , ~ __ _ __ ~~;e --__: ""ili~ y/ 11 :,::_.: , I t -1, f I I \ - I .., M : I \ ~I I ; V~~ --L-- t — I __ _F I I l"In - - jL[_'i-Ij -_ -1 I- I I— , - HEAR HOW BAD - - .- I T __--,... - . I . - - -- - — 1L_ 1 -1 — . - ____ ~ ___ —I people with such )ogurt preparation then conEven inakilledhandsabout 15 tains far more lactose than per cent of ele'trocardJograms or di nary milk and milk diagnosed as left entr1cular trocardiogram of a yeung healthy, vigorous Invididual. Ii you happen to be fairly slender. muscular and young and active ycu could have such a diagnosis %ithout having anything wrong at all with your heart. I'd like to add that a number aI : I f1__ kAA -.i - __4 7 . . C) & I . . * 0, 0 1 . .. . 1. it i ,ry U . ~1_~ _ - - I - ;;: 1 . .~ i. ~1. - --,a-,.. __*___1&4vt.. . * : ~ I I Under the bill, the board took possession of the Amture Umediately upon introductloln of the legislation. envelopes are enclosed The frequently go against it when they know that one opponent holds a long side suit, In today's hand Fast took most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive coples of JACOBY MODERN.) . ___ v• L-" . A it — I- . I —1 . ;;i D . . . ..I...."ii—.-aA~ ~ I .1 [___M . ,- V , a 9 MONTREAL (AP) - A group of 15 teachers left to Quebec City to deliver a messagt. to Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa i sa,id the teachers wW be carrying an unlit torch to symbolize the "tignt wrucn nas Deen P-_lt rr" ,(Ar r-!w,vi inn in Quebec" by current contract negotiations with the . i" i.~ i 1i It q'i I # 416 4 ;4 ) c I I C ~ Count - animal control of- t I I (Z , / .. - slilv r I — 0 1 6 1 - dW . IV ~__ - IL . . _. o _____`_._ . ) C .- like Lassie, has Injury to the right front leg. Deputies need to - if the dog has rabies. BABY 0 411111i. _ 33 All I said was next time they oughla "a Smoke.y.Vayi: r(pil IT ., - on i 1~~21 POWDER NATIVE TAN -11-k ), VITAMIN F ,. room -:=~ 41 .) 6: - - -_ -_ ___ .* ONE Awlidt 0 - mia_PiCf _AL5 i_iwu_222 59091-~ — TUAIS r~l TATAMIS J ;_ fl4SRA\,,St5 0 BASKETS C lilt — 99 WONDERLON PANTY HOSE 11 \ T 6 'r . "I~ ~ g- I rLAVORS I N-,--- = - ,---- u-~~ : 1 _!_____ X2,00. REG 99' \ and the manipulation of public oinnion against British of. ficials were everyday oc- Ab LIMIT -r,~- X"STONE 101 PIMIT 610 ftuplill"M 'a 0 A 2*& r a 16 I&LA001% pfr 11199, 59 CAMERA FENCE NON RUST PLFST1C • MAG'Cus( riiu mxit'r'm. stii, 66c '"c""04 14$1 - , _______ ___ X-1-11 I OUTFIT -' DESITIN ~ --.. I xj.l ..u,w : 1~f ~enii ,z-~,1 k - ~1'f a I 10 CAME" , n 644 __ - 4611 II116% JUST MINUTES LITTLE REG 28" aknoll "mmir CASSETTE ALLI.PUIPOSE TAPES Kamc DROP CLOTH 99 ~~ ~ 0-- — 33, 19, I ?01 --=-4r~--..;;~,i--~o..#,J,"i- -,4 SPINCAST OUTFIT =, ii? 40 0 `i Lk.._Xk __1---, RbCO.'02 SPIWEAST A1,11, is - 4 I PEST CONTROL BUG CHEK * SAFETY - GRILLS .,I -0 IF YOU M . I . ~-4 .I : V7----I- IM-W *a naval maneuver, Ualvez land. ed 7.000 Ircops on Slarch 9, On April 28 the Spaniards broke lifications and by May a thev succeedLd in dropping a shell on a powder wagazinp, The .i,I, 1.1 ~ I.Irk (4k I - forts capitulation the next 100 Of the 900 British defenders and brougiii (lie day, The World Almanac notes. _________________________________________________ SHIRLEY MILLET7 - = PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAYI OPEN -DAILY 9.9 SUNDAY 10-7 Forest City SANFORD HILDA RICHMOND 950 STATE ST., SANFORD PLAZA 1 mUll bUra to cleisI... tiSt. (*ARE' Have hirlp. tool%. waleir ow Nulpa"I buw) ... PICINI Iorcst Iirt . . 574 3167 Dellona 11-1711111 o i :.-- CASSELBERRY SEMINOLE PLAZA AND 1433 SEMORAN BLVD. _~it:~.: .- - 8 ___ Aai~_ -, 7_~___ -a&-- i~~_ i Kodak Film K#Q;a:~ Vv& Whom r ov pkk VP yow da,veloplild Mon am.d Wints, biry two — 1. - bla,k *" wh-t# 'N" H , kr I I - II , a I L.-. ~ ' - ~-' --__-r~ __ --- - __ - ~_____ ~ --_-----___ - _----.-I____ ___ r __-_____ -___ _____ ___I____k---__ __-._ - - - -__ _- -=__ --- ~__ — _____ ,-~_ 0 - - I - 1;1~ I I . 11 exp1oion killed or disabled East ~4 I fil - _', - -__. .__ -~~ __ ., . 0000d J I ,-_ A - I1 1 1# , I 7~ I I W I.,69c , -.- " - J - I REG 1999 I Sol I - after troops were stationed there in 1768. Although the 4~~ first 66A was shed there, the number of troops in the war. tine o war soon shlftcii to Th e Viurld Al manac notes neighboring colonies. Yet 20.WO militia. 67,9V, Conlineti. Mamachusetts had the largest tal Army. _____________________ . .1 . -_ ff- , , L PL- . r?4 I i ~_I_y ,___- m . . 20" FAN , -1 , ~ i -- 0!-_ - 1- ~7- I - RIVAL COOKIES -. . fr , . ;i, ,if 71> _!,~_ --_-',_i!*% .'I - , . - -i -,* !tf:~ A - R .~ ' 11I_ ,, f,-..j.rt.4.%-~-!.!~ , ,~ ~ _ _ * F_ -if. ; ~ ',4~x , i, .,~.,.'N .. -p-, 't. "i ." _ t -": V. ~__ -11,1 - ;Z 41,_ -1I;*" 1~ ~ ._g -..');_-z A9 . ,,+ __._~11V , 4.ttr.1h _11,#~-,~, ,~ A It t - ,,-19 M., - - , 'A' _51LIZ 4,__ _ _ ;_ ! 7 r7 V-v' r% - - ,;1.1 -- , '~ . . - Z, ~_ 45- *r! Nowk .- ;;. ' '- I- --;;,W '.`,!,L !-.I,,!,~__-------t,.~ -..-.. r AhPF ~_4__"-LA4- COOKS HAMBURGERS NOT DOGS MINUTE STEAKS. GRILLED SM Dmi-pits TOASTED PIES I ..--, ~`W`~ c F-,-.;j_~7~ )11~_~ A!.k".* H PC Fr- ' - , ~ ,U14*.~-----: 1i 1~ _"~ 11110 L- 4 - -~ .I FRESHENS ff .~ .,.t 1 34 AIR FRESHENER SWEETENS AND t-. -----X, - _: . .. -, CUM PACTI Is ou JILAT WMRD XFIM INSTANT PICTURE . .~ i 1 0 oz LX,HTVVlsGHT ANO "11 00 %0 1 COOLER . r -OMM mm '~~N I - ~ _&~Z- it- _____ / WITH MAY BASE ,-, ___ ,~ ~ - _~ _,,~7~~ E LOT1011 I A PLANTER I Sanford Altamonte Springs -:. ~_e_--7_;~Na.. kq1-, ,,~_ ___ - ----*-4---W -:L-~iA: . - - 2.19 ,%lop . --- - - . "-a -__ Tim( TO P Casselberry Winter Spdngs In the spring of 1781. the Spanish Governor of Louisiana. Bernardo de _ - _- _- - _- _~ - REmWEBBING.0,011 T~*~A~ wagm hm4ess 4 he~l ;. ~ - -_ - _ ' - . -1 - 5 1J - r ,-- I ... - BICENTENNIAL FACTS - 00 ASSORTED 1.99 FROM I REGULAR ____ 137 REG, . *. - BOTTLE of I I ----~~-----------.--------.,------ THONG TYPE EASTER VINYL/RUBBER iiiwg~ - ___-_-___________ ---~~----~---.---~-'--'-~-.---- _-___ . ~ ____-_=.-- - - __---__-- ONE - 61111 MINIS & LADIES MENT FILLED WITH URPFISIS 0 FLEETWOOD %"x5() fl . '11~ I • " __ 199C 10 1i .' - _______ FLILL OR PART CIRCLE LIMIT ONE CAPSULES____ 0 391- animal control office should be PRA - VITAFAIN-E 740! LIMIT ONZ 17 FT, ASSTD. COLOR g is still running loose," County Commissioner John Kinibrough sai d t oday. I ,4_ I GREAT FOR Sx . %o - r'p ' H' I SYRINGE UIUS FotIulo,t) o rst W: ha'e to assume th Li 1087 INnNSIVE CAM - I Sometime early Sunday the (log escaped front the anlinal pound whiere hewas beiriv, hold for rabies tests. ug; S_ I 4 oz. Trial Size ats L 11 LIMIT Ohl IMPULSE R not 41 bad. /ZEX /., I ________________________ RAINBIRD 225 REG. k LIMIT SKIN CREAM 01 - I GD NOXZEMA IIIiii6jim be or - tAiAM & , 4V1 OZ. REGULAR M010111641014 REG 14 88 REG ___ I REVLON FLEX SHAMPOO ____ Imulf ~ -;I I "']-..; 1 -_ __________ ( - I _________________________ W 3~.1 1 V, T 00467 FLEET'S SPRAYER T SLAM MILUD 311111. REG - 0' ______ COMPRESSED AIR ~ _/ , 0 _________ !_ 0 - 11A GALLON — m ,00:0: ______ 0 n — 1 UTILITY 9 II1! LIMIT iMt* 0 L - - I r_.1 L......._ DAISY RMOR ___ rot O,eeIS 'i, a LADIESDISPOSULE AND GREASELESS I. ill in _______ C 05I 99 flelg ." TOOTH PA5IE .ir ___ TWO _____ REG • Pol ce Seek Runaway Dog I I ~P, L çn '.._— I IWII Cftà1't LAWN 2 H P. 4 CYCLE BRIGGS & STRATTON ENG114E today and about 40 miles Thursday. ____ ,S I %. REG 23'-LIMIT The teachers were to run 30 miles Tuesday, 90 miles . ---------q 1.3 OZ. TRIAL M -. . GASOUNE POWERED government by Dick Tumor --i" _ — ,i - -. I Nil M 111166300011 JASItY ~ : PEAK ._ _U..._ - BATH SIZE C_..-. HOSE 11;lf tl,%-A lull/ , , 4-7 for Virginia, Massachusetts wasi best known as the colony where 1 .1 . . . - Gi defense holds the queen. When points or less. you hold exactly eight you try (Do you have a question a finesse. Wlien you hold nine for the experts? Write "Ask you try to drop the lady. the Jacobys" care of this The "ever" with eight is newspepor The Jacobys will almost always correct- the answer individual questions .. " with nine is such a if stamped, sell-addfassed " — policies were raiscA ___ - - r-11%, goverTuflent "no other choice," The building was supposed to have cost $32 million. - different stork"' VERZ PLPCF- IS IN VIA HOME. - I nine never" that applies to hands it is correct to do so any the play of a suit when the timeyouholdsevenhigh-carii close proposition that experts I ;.\ \ — 0 There is an old bridge rule with any balanced hand and of thumb "Eight ever many slightly unbalanced '•" .. % ' Th 0 with the builders of the S% million dam-dtory for Olympic alldetes and officials had broken down, leaving ft 9 - c I GRASS •G CATCHER 7.ae - 0 I'1e Minister Raymond Garneau said negotiations CARNIVAL I 109 .__ law. gained ownership 4 the 01)7noe Village Tuesday under %' legWation in the national usembly. I II Nows cmmm~ — w IN a . 1' TPATT('i The Socialist leader also planned to meet today with Conununist chief Enrico B,erlinguer. The answer is that it is fre- The most common error is TmAlr0 4.7 . _: .. elec. I I "Wilt MOWIR ( Village Ownership Changes r." , , no . IUUThP*STE Ali I IIISS % • quntly correct to do so In fact 11 Gee, whiz! by I K Ryan _ %. i SELC PROPELLED 22INCH-35HP A Florida reader wants to statement on the report of a i - The scientists reporting the interpreting thousands of study stated that they thought electrocardiogram in normal commcrdal yogurt as more peep e t mc s is one of the likely to do that than natural or most unreliable diagnostic homemade yogurt. They term.,% used in elec. pointed out tha: commercial trocardiognphy. I have sftn yogUn is made by adding dry many, many young, healthy I . TUMBLE WEEDS _ found in milk and milk products plies that the left ventricle, the was responsible for the main pumping chamber of the heart, is enlarged. From illy development of cataracts in le tter to me in care of the . , ft 17 %t t.ClflpLS would be made to reach agreement. - ~~~~~~~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A Ii n a - AfW a meeting Tulesday night with Moro, De Martino -said they were still far apart, but he indicated further at. . I YOUR EGO! — ~__- The theory advanced was patient being studied. Left that the double sugar, lactose ventricular hypertrophy im- For more information on enlargement of the heart which double sugars and milk send 50 can cause electrocardiographic cents for The Ilealth Letter, changes classified as left number 7-2, Milk Products: ventricular hypertrophy. These Good and Bad. Send a long, include suet, things as high -stamped, sefl-addressed en. blood pressure FRANK AND ERNEST Amr2m Pan 2• pass pas ii ras.s 4 Pasi; 4 IN T 1-1213 5V like just presume that your Wet does any Other laboratorytest and include other things. have to be correlated with the cataracts on that basis. It is a very, very big jump, from rats on a strictly yogurt diet to human beings eating yogurt as part of their diet. In view of the meager evidence available I am content to tell you that you need not worry about the problem of cataracts from this FI I 1 I C gurt and I trocardiograms are yo large amount of )ogurt develop t --Z" 114 V C--:R -a 110.1,1E (All) - Socialist party leader Francesco de Martino is threatening to bring down PrerWer Aldo Moro's minority Christian Democratic government and farce Italy Into a gen eral election unless More agrees to play the queen 0 There is no evidence that have no heart enlargement at human beings eating even a all. JP_ 19 iA _~ W4-~-_~-D SATISFIED;_ 1 CAUGHT IT THiS MORN I-sk ! 0 0 MISS BEAZtY' srfct by Bo Mon ana West Norib f:ast %ovib - thicken It. This "enriched" trocardiograms. 47 , _w ___ ________________________________________ __________________ , milk powder to the yogurt to I _i1 L.i7____________________________________ , ~W_m V. I ,, 1r& c "r- ? ( • 6_ _ ft 4~ , > "K. n I -.._$ T. r LL FIX T HA 'T./ - :~m ' I, " "~. I I radloan. abortion . ________ 1110011 ft The Venezuelan more liberal provisions In the proposed u - a . Socialists Threaten Regime . I_____________________________________________ . - 10 OZ MEDICATED held either queen-Jack or queen of h,!arts. With queen. Jack he might well have p layed the k W ith the 0 102 & 3 causes cataracts. Thi ed it had someoung to do- with the preparat ion . I hope we don't shows left ventricular hyper trophy. Would you please have to worry about tha DEAR READER There is comment on the meaning of this lionie experimental evidence statement, and does It mean tiall) nothing but by Al Vermeer i .4 r%, = ~__~ -, _K%_'VE~1 -~~_ Zf_-_.~---~~__) ¶. ""`~;lb~~\ . \ 1 _,'> - Lamb • 0 .14 ,l4AAllk 0 - '1 ....,,, company "fair" indemnities for its properties. p rinciple of restricted choice come into action. West AK Q , A 109*632 , ats damaged, Th studied, howe%tr, ate es=. DEAR READER - Elec. __ ________ a rr WE'RE ~ - 1. —t v V J 54 &.11098 AA65 SOU7111 ID) about yogurt. They know how fond I am of it and that I eat it t I I = - I ~1_ - Recently there has been quite a controversy among my friends . j57 V Q Dr. - all). Seeral mentioned It ____I .. - i ( . I - = 00 - _______ - DEAR DR. LAMB & K Q 74 2 . _____________ I I BLONDIE ---.I- Came From Yogurt 0 dummy's king, noted the fall of the queen from West, led a trurip back , finessed against East's ack and made his slam when the finesie worked. The finese wasn't a sure thing, but it Was definitely the correct percentage play. ne 0A KQ i 5 f_7 - - / ( Ir -1 1.7 0 ./' .oz ; VenezueanhnldingsbeauseitgaveLntothedernardof leftist kidnapers of its local manager and published the kdniipers' manifesto abroad A government communique said Owens-Illinois of Toledo, Ohio, violated the law by paying for publication of the kidnapers' statement Tuesday In The New York Ttmes,TheTlmesofLondonandLeMonde,inParts. The government said it would pay the American BRIDGE AT ____________________________________ 8% ()SWAIJ) and JAIES JACOH\ ___________________ his ace of cIub amid returned NOItIJI the suit. South ruffed with th e six of trumps. led a trump to ,, -t II WIN — Cataracts In Rats it " ' rm To Be Seized - not be Eel I goverrunent says it is taking over a U.S. glass company 5 , entrance warrant would .- Cosnimttee announcea tnat irung CA ALA., CfltZUC a (AP( • Read HOME-Every Sunday ,) I "It is a fact of life that either such as his signing a death and community would require the board of enrollment on • Glass don't expect them to do you any pr0L,1vII1s. 52 — FFF— — — — TILL. The grading policies change grading policies in the state university second orly to Chairman Mao Tse-tung In the party hierarchy. ' - _______ '- 1L. Peking .-. -. • PrerrJer Ilua Kuo,-feng, who displaced Teng in the order of succession after the death of Premier Chou En-lal, had ken named premier ani first vice chairman of the party, This , ,oming year should be a aside very active one for , ou socially, llBR/s (Sept 23-Oct 23) If with many you're not pr epared to make your life. Some will bring op concessions to others today, portunites. Others may bring -- - -- - _ - , . - -- --. -- _______________________________________ a - .of. will behave himself In thi' future" ' by Stofiel & Heirndohl ThESE. TIRES ARE GOOP PER Ti-( UFE 0 '(ER CAR, FUOCY... SC BUCKS EACH! ____________ . ' liii Politburo of th e Chinese toni ---....... 1 be wise to again brush them - ..,. in unist Party has dismissed First Vice Pren-der Teng Ilsiao-ping from all government and party posts but F-04 sure all are safety-conscious — , . Teng Hsiao-ping Dismissed r- .. - ... .. There was no immediate comment on the charge from any of the Christian leaders. Jumblatt charged last week that Syria had been holding up supplies to his forces for three weeks to forcepim to accept a cease-fire, and there has been no word shice whether these arms have been released to the Moslems. PISCL5 (Fe b..O-'4ircJi 20) 6%.Urr.1, ... %. I 35 136 fl(W projects than you can capably Be careful while working today handle. Do less, but do it and keep a close eye on the - I ,f mor e d Prisoner Work Law Proposes . , Usually you manage your stand behind what theysell. resources reasonably well, but, AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) today you cculd do something Your one-to-one relationships Irrational that may cause could cause you some unexsevere complications. pected headaches today it LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) you're not tactful with com. 21 22 23 20 - TEA' " 10 17 j' HEH, HEH, HSH ... 9 I 15 by Larry Lewis i i ii i' 8 _____r' (rt- i1 .100-) 1 * , - - 17 - - 1 - I W A , ML NEW —':r._—- 5 6 `4 V/ar BEIRUT, Lebanon 'AP) -e Leftist Moslems o ems c rg today that th eir right-wing foes are arming th e teeth" t w round of civil war in Lebanon. Two newspapers that support Karnal Jwnblatt, the leader of the leftist private armies, claimed ford ships foreign armor cars, ,,,wv P machine guns and 5 million rounds of ammunition in the Christian port of Jounieh, 12 miles north of Beirut, during the past few days. The identity of the shi and the f the or used against you. take anything for granted. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Insist upin proof that they'll 12 4_7 I ~- order of Lebanon want what you've said distorted firms or people today, don't 30 Rodent Fechtel State college system; a prohibition of regents and division of corn- students or stricter retention necessary. "The goal," he said, School Boards are prohibited TALLAHASSEE Rep. Vince Fechtel (II- public employe unions or munity colleges to adopt policies must be maintained," "is to make punishment more from doing anything unless it is specifically permitted by stat minimum, uniform grading he said, adding he favors sure and swift." Leesburg) has pre.filed for organizations making direct law. action by the Legislature this political contributions; reform po licies such as forgiveness of stricter retention policies to •,,e home re or iiie home rule provision year a variety of proposed laws In capital punishment and grades, date of withdrawal, raise Florida's quality of rth would be similar to that ties would prohibit the school including an aggressive gr an ting home rule to school how many times a student can education, gr an ted cities and co un repeat a course, grade point boards from doing only those correctional industries boards. Th e capital punishment bill some years ago The correctional industries averaging policies and method would require that writs of th ings which state law prohibits pr ogram to put prisoners to work to a bill ttiat would require legislation would direct that a of grading. Currently, Fechtel noted, them from doing. execution be sient directly from Fechtel said with the shor- the courts to prison superin. able-bodied welfare recipients mot aggressive correctional ___ industries program be initiated Lage of money, he to be avai la ble for work. believes tendents rather than to th e I '•\._ f The member of Seminole turning ay new governor.lie said that while the '. 1 Leg isl a t I ve fiscal restraints on these ac- students, the emphdsis should governor County's could continue '?" . ') . Delegative also considers tivities would be lifted to save be on making seats available granting 60-day stays of - ,;, Your b • lmporthnt his proposals to set money. for the more diligent students. execution, affirmative action • ,, , of 21) It could be emparrassing Impart your secrets. You don't 19) In doing business with otganiZation 49 Half-ems 13 KE TO Be MY HIT MAN 2 0 a (Coll ) 48 Hasten 5? ew Round , your temper. olving subjects you now very G EM IN I(May 2 I-June 20) Be little about. cautious today as to whom you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 47 Public vehicle Postwtir ainount * m" - domestic frustrations today. Be today if you let yourself g patient and be sure to watch drawn into a disuission Lii • 44 Arrived 46 Block (poel) I I L YOU CAN THROLk' CCURAT E 29 I1 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I substance American considerable 4' Coeur d---. Idaho 4 Yes Isp 1 25 Through 5 Friend (Coll ) 26 Aviate 6 South wr0els t~ ; , flyer 38 Airplane parts 39 Strange 41 Group of Seedcase — f - 15 23Af en orm agency wtaler . '18 Certain tool . a -- Soviet news r___n I - AC Black 37 Legendary 20 Colonist 22 Chalice v eil cattle 30 Have recourse If 1; 1 I 2 tube insect 11I, 1~71 objects possibly 14 Ton quickly 16 Airman I Desefll,ke 27 Body of sall 'C 11~ DOWN 24 Nnamics lab 1 Cylindrical , ,.. *51 31 32 ass reading 10-- 54 Individuils . Parasitic rs r, i&JCraJ l4" Au 9 Ccrr 50 IC. IC'," I 51 Aviators feature Puso 21 - ., wt ARIES March 21-April 19) favors. You get Give risky ventures the widest give. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. n possible berth today. Don't gamble for large returns on Winning and achieving IS 11Th I. It L u you nave to uO It situations about WniCn )OU portant, uUt at th e expense of others today it know ve ry little, TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ) will be a hollow victo ry for you. You may have to contend with a SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. JE, _________ Raw minerals I - I (t'T uAac )) c ' I 47 Swindled ,ead'nn (( " 5 fttA country WORLD IN BRIEF 1976 For Thursday, 64; s substance Prostrate Careful . :- . * (her I • I I 1, Jets. lot W.dMSdiy,Aplfl7,i7-7A Ev.ningH.raid.Sanlord,FL Filed _________ 3 units of energy 45 European o 'A : 5 Among Several Bills Measure - Gre*k voided '4 Make J: _L.' I HOROSCOPE ______ 37--- Jima I Fly,nq I ,V 9 1 capt& v2 - L Flying ACROSS ilsis il 4 TA V I X /// () EREfl It ___________ W.dnisday,AprH7,1'.' BEETLE / _____________ _-, �Role Relievers' AJOR l Soars; ilY RULE N A44/ QTA ,' I eners OP i4 "I' x The %wtja(td Press , 4 Gary Nolan f nds the mound for Thursday's 1976 baseball opener in Cincinnati But lie won't find him,self there i - . RAINS CAME - (oWE /3OZY 1ViAf ~0 AGY T in, I s -7 1 t10*0 . i_ to n World Series • • \ - • O C h /6 /, f *Z1 Iff IN BRIEF Jacksonville Ranked Fifth, Despite Lack Of Facilities JACKSONVILLE (AP) — Like a skyrocket, Jackwoville University's bawbaU team has shot up among the college elite. Coach Jack LaMabe is happy Lut uncertain what bimed around. The are ranked No. 5 nationally and have a 2 3red gog to today's game at Florida. Wt year at this time they were around .O.They finished 2I45. Jacksonville also is eyeing home games Thursday and d against thdankedFlorida Sta te, which holds two of the ftee victories over the Dolphins. Baethall is the money sport at Jacknville and Liseball is a poor relation by comparison. Uorms are patched and faded, only a handful bats are in the rack, the batting cage has be carded to poSI'Lion and the weight program features bricks in place of barbells. . -io . J_-C:1CRP 0~c XV R carried Nicklaus d to the fi nal hole last year Ili the most exciting of all M,asters finishes, agreed. . 1. Aloft-- u:v* Edgewater and thumping Lake for Seniinh' ir the grI 5'? C8tfkh 1l'tn'r will pitch for Jcic 'd like to lead the terms then again early Tuesday and L'uicceptab!e in th ar"ley. and lO)ard ireest}le events, Nc or against Milwaukee's dub to a World Series title if Oriole" the general manager althd1rpor bcfcrc ter: !cft The Seminole boys rolled past while Tom Lake Placed first in Jim Slaton. a tract added, "Reggie asked for a the Patriots 56-7, but were the boys 100)ard breaststrok e Peters expressed optimLsm. Those tso games ill be the terms multi-year contract" Peters Alt time someone asks you GIRLS GM Ifank Peters said Tues- declined comment on reports 5.37.3; Cooper I E) 5:43.9; Calvin (S) only ones played on Opening ay 200 MEDLEY RELAY - 6:214-2. 100 BACK - WhItmer 1EI D , bu Owyll trigger a week- day he failed to reach a for a multi-year contract, it .17 con- that the 29-year-old Jackson Edgewater (Gardiner, G111114nd. 1:07.4; Miller (S) 1:08.7, Dodd (E) end landslide. means that he warts to play for tract agreement during two asked for a three-year contract Munson, Neal) 2:18.3; Lake 1177 100 BREAST - Lake(S "u. The problem Is striedy In Frida)'s National League days of talks ith Jackson and for about 1675,000 and 855U1' terms" Fruscells, Kalana) 2: 18.7; Seminole 1113) 1:17.3 AOO FREE RELAY action. theontreal Expos wil! his agent In Arizona. ance t1at lie would have per(Cl.n Lmbet Smith Attaway) Edgewater (Cooper, Cricheft end Steve Rogers against Tom "Reggie ants to play and hi rnisiontoattendtohs business 2:249. 200 FPEE - Mulligan (E) McGovern, Whitmer) Butthenhe cautioned,' Right Seaver of t.he New York hlet3, would like to play Seminole (Kelly, D. Lee, Schirard, for the Ori. interests In the West when now, if anyone aiked me what (S) 2:54-5.?MMEDLEY -Gardiner Young) 4:06.2; Seminole (McIntosh. Don Sutton will pitch ~or the Los oles," Peters said. "Ile thinks necessary. ere the chances of Reggie (E) 2:37.9; Fruscolls (LB) 2:A6.1; Ken Smith, Kurt Smith, Parker) Angeles Dwiggers against San the Orioies are a great club and Lambert (S) 7:59.5. 50 FREE Peters sid he had three dif. being in our lineup on opening 4:. Smith IS) 251 McCmlc (E) Francisco's John Montefusco; have great taient and wj1d like fyjj mti,g with Jackson day, I'd have to say 50-50." It 'flw ,sstw1ated Pres s The Phoenix Suns opened the ba ttle for third place in the Pa- night. playoff door for the Los Angeles cific Division and a wild card But Los Angeles, leading by Lakers, but the Portland Trail berth in the National Basketball ftee points in the late going and Jack "Miller caid "Is that , between 1962 and am complain. les by one-half game in their Golden State Warriors Tuesday The Suns leng I Ange- 111-106 overtime decision to the ers reel off seven Points In a row 41r, I Sabres Face Eli • I • L -,*I - - , ., 44 36 _SS0 9%*j New York 37 42 465 16 Central Division Ceiand 17 32 595 - wt 4' HouSton 35 OI1Kijano (LB) loss __ sffie! were reversed because FREE - Frusceiia (LB) 6:31.3.1 Buffalo's Memorial Auditorium Neal (E) 6:43.6; McComlc (E) — The Buffalo Sabres, who bad been booked by a basket !:59.5. 100 BACK - CrItchett (E) ranked second in the National ball game. Hockey League In scoring and In Tuesday night's other (E) 1:231., Lambier? (S) 1747 fourth in vcctories during the Renalde (LB) 1:21.5 400 FREF Map RELAY - Edgewater (Critchett, regular season, are one ga.meLeafs games, the Toronto stopped the Mttsburgh Gilliland, Mulligan. mccormic) away from summer vacation.PengWns l the New York i 3 Seinoie (Mtaway, DuBois. -I It's Stanley Cup fime, and Islanders beat the Vancouver Morgan, Newman) 5:15.1; Lake thou gh the Playoff-' am Just One Canucks 5.3 and the Arge game old, the Sabres are one les Kings edged the Aflanta Myrick) 511.3. BOYS M from elimination 24 300 MEDLEY RELAY Seminole The St Louis Blues, getting The secor game of each (Miller4 Trammell, Lake Kevin two goals from Chuck Lefley 1164; Edue*alef thuykett UrSday Calchtlf, Dodd. Horton) 1:56,& 'and sofid goalteniling from 2o. night. Lake Brantley I'losaick. Forguo, year-old rookie Ed Staniowski, Derek Sanderson yred on a Krieg Brinker) 547 200 FREE i ..JL stopped the Sabres 5-2 in St. slap shot with just 4:14 gone. WhIlmor (E) 2:00.9; Kevin Smith (S) 2:04 5; Eugars (LB) 2:212. 200 Louls Tuesday night in the li~ The Associated Press - -- - - -- 1 - - - - Golden - 91 Larry ()ver Edgevvater Ro a 7 V i C/oses Csonka Door , Calgry 46 -- - - Richard Belagarnba stopped the fight in boxer at 31. started getting ready today for Muhammad Ali and Ule diM heights of a world heavyweight title fight. "'Ibs is where the preswe Stnt5l I think," said the rugged, square-jawed Englishman, who was virtual unknownunSeunmole Community College Ul seven months ago. blanked Valencia Tuesda - y in Duntl w0l hattle Ali for the t*nnis, 7.0. 11w Raiders now ill 1"I=C111, stand 17-11 tj~,er4-111, 13ij jigalrLs t He earned Ws shot at it Tuesmy JuCu competition and 10.0 in n.ight, w,nning the European Division 2 plav heavyweight Next* match'fo,- Seminole Is crown by demolishing Beind August, Sunday against Florida pounding the 2&year-old Ger- Wernatio(W University. but man into submisision In 1:38 of the Raiders have I p.m. SCC Netters Do It Again JJ ferocity at I ondr9 S Royal and Friday a, nnt Mer A:bcrt c,hwst, !a, the top-ianked Dunn recendy signed to fight team in NAIA Mi - but it was a conditional S19ming. It was written into tand D*ughtyIV6-1.&3;Rcb*rfsd. Du.n's vti, tract tha lia-d to 'wy ilr.-Jx 6 0, 6 2, f logg d- Cartil 6 0, GzIe2 d. UDppinger 2, 614 wear the c:own first. DtLn desWuyetJ August j.n quick Thocnpii d. WilCox Williami 7.5.5 ______ 21 s S 53 315 3 Tvesdays Results San Diego 1, Cleveland 2. OT Outtoc 10, Toronto 6 Houston III Phoenix 5 winnipeg S Calgary 3 1] • ,.', ... will be launched with a bicentennial ceremons at 11 _______ am. 1' I Lyman Nabs 17th In 5-2 Victory I Lyman . / tightened its grip on the Metr ore Conference baseball lead l; LMfa%Qr&'_ weather conditions to down W-4 -W. Orlando Jones, 5.2, in a hio school contcst. A It I r Dave 'ender aced five hits to earn the VIctory for the Greyhounds. now 9.2 in the . Phil eIsonpated two hitsd a pair of runs hierc . bound5tiostOrI1, !n. a cnicial letro Lyman render and *lI2)I9-j o- tek;Wr)g?s,,k (3) and Crumaton- SEMINOLE . - ' LI %j7 r— - "' 2 40; 0 (I 7) $74 60, P (7-3) $141-30; ELEVENTH - 4. A: EIGHTH -1 Mar11 Rodolfo (11 lUr6(), 10 60, A 00; 2. Zublcobian (3) 6 20. 6 40; :5 Slrojapore~ 2. Go Torn Eckert; 3. Liles. s. cr %inty (4)600 0 (2$) Llvy, 6 Evening Out 7 Broker's Bonus; 8. Lake Emba. TWELFTH - It, C: I. minec, 7) with all 3) S49.40, (47 with all 4) 160.120 3 HI Ho Bill (2) 700 Q 16 S12060. NINTH - 1. Orb* (8) 16 00, 610, 7) $37 90: 31,05 UTI 8'OO P M e MATINEES Montreal Opening Day Probab!o Pitchers By The Assoclatod Press Thursday' s Games National League Houston (Richard 12 10) ncinnati (Nolan American League York mvnter 73 14) Wl*aukee (sision Friday's GAIMIS National League &iontreal (R 0gers Ci 1:45 • NEW YORK (AP) 3 TRIFECTA RACES I )I 0 ELEVENTH - 1 MuhiIia Dog Racing LADIES' NITi , FIRST- $-ic D: I Lake H11113 (4) U0 440 Q(3 4) S39 00; 32 22 S 'a1I;! - iJ'l'ut ' • • Ia A Al - . __________ LOUISVILLE — John Y. Brown, Jr., president of the American Basketball Association Kentucky Colonels, sold his intatzt In the club to a Louisville syndicate. S p rinkle BUT'TE, Mont. — Bill Sprinkle. head foothaU coach at - the University of Idaho. o 7) 533 g T (275) 1321200 Custom Poly steel radials are built to help as old h y droye seen them advegtiseJ on TV planing - a loss of control that can occur when tires ride up o a slippery film of hater instead of the rad Eight wide tread grooves channel the water through, instead of letting it build up 'y ---- - Thelo, S Cactus Pete; 6 K's Mimi; 7 ingah, I. M.A 's Gal, THIRD - 5-16, C: 1. So Tall; 2. Keen Boatsie; 3. Clay J. 4, Demure - - Wilh 11cilysteel'.. you get gas-saving radial construction too -steel cord bell% for handling sta. ,stvr orti body for ri(le Buy now an(I save. fling 7 Little Bon Bon I Worry Wart, - ~4 ' Block 24.L huI,x Montague I F ( ban Chat FIFTH - 5.16, C: I. Spencer; 2. Classy Wink, 3. Circuit Breaker. 4. WitcittleAndy 7 Tom Teller I Top Fat. N1 PR W.th Trsdt - FI AR78-13 villa, " m"ll, colt, 47ctsPlrlto, & others 8R78 13 Vigo, Colt Daft Pinto. FIIM Mstvg I aPers -, C4411EF PJW 20 nch ROTARY -I N f-- t FR78 14 I GR78 14 - I 4 $60.76 Ctrolat ia malbdor WAPA, spottolato". Vista $65.44 HR78-14 clulter, Lousmil wava, charter A Wagon A others MOWER ll chaffer a ct4f% GR78 15 Fury Cat.IIIM $ cters livick. Chr"Ier, Doillit. rofd. Old%. IL U _________ Buick. Cadillac. chtwiclit wav-1, Uncclm Ctf1to-Wil :-=- - 04 ____ LR78-15 ENGINE i4_ P $7 .60 siz e depending 1 "I - iSSUC )011 a rain Lhr(~. assuring future dch%rt)at thed%erlist-4 Imcf. - - • I * erCtiarge • Amer i can tPte$S "I - ,ri otrets Club * carie Wj~. at . !'.• , t', . ' e l3ankAmericard at Ste I ijut Independent Dealer For Ills Putt Prtes sShn t Goodyear Service Stores. Reg. 109." at 76 SALE COMPLETELY Alignment ti to 5 qt J m,i.r . ttIind 10 )O grace cil 11 , 40 grade $1 ~O PlIri • I ,tmimlh runninit t-nitinl * iii i tion I% oil lude-s uaisun To% t,, unil1lI1rIA Smooth 88 ithone for flc U t ••i 88 •# Service * 1 BarQulflSutt() Open '$114 p.m. Saturdays S. MaP1. Sanford Ph. 322-o w . liliqjts A cundt,nso s 520 . t I port; ant -scalp disc; full underdeck baffling for efficient grass discharge. Meets all OPEI safety s tapdards Folding handle 60 206 S I I04T~ your 4*11)( Mil I Ilim 141 In intl lMI11()%l ASSEMBLED Powerful T/2-hp engine with easy-lift start er and remote ~hrottle controls. Features tow tone muffler, five position instant height 1`11(jille u ie Front-End Lube and Oil Change 88 i 3 10. Q Ii 2) $39.10; P (!2) 2171 10 ! I RAIN CIIECK - If we s,-11 out of your size we 'Aill 7 Easy 1(0Bu - _______ 0 Syndicate _7 0 FIRST a I IJ Colonels Sold FI R IT - S. 16, 8: 1. A. Venfore., 2 Jen Jen; 3. Bo Collins; 4. Yello* DAYTONA BEACH e-- augural handicap, a 61i-furlong test for 3-year-old Louisiana breds. Aptatuftr. Camm. Cullatt, City (Spiittorfl 910) JCJI a ___ _ --- per set of four Goo TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Al D,, M 60 3) THIRD - S-16, D: 1, Redhead 10 60, 7.60. 4 40; 2. Reyes at Texas iPefry 11-11), In) Oakland (Torrei ?o 9) at Cali fcf n6 (Tanna 169) - k- Angel (l) 2.60. 260 3 Learn To Win 2 Texas Debbie 3 AhIolo Dan I Los Angeles (Sutton Ili, 1 3) at Sifl Francisco (Mousco IS m KENNER,La. (AP) — The Jefferson Downs racetrack opens its delayed 1004sy spring racing season tonight. strRacing was scheduled to begin last Wednesday, but ong winds earlier In the week damaged the 'andstand f and the infield tote board, forcing a week's post- Runner 0 5 THURSDAY Island Driller 5 Shimmering;6 montagutmystic. 7. stnMurphy; 111. - Jefferson Downs Opens points - two free throws b Steve Jones, a 15-foot jumper b) Sidney Wicks free throw to take the lead for good. - () Cap (1) 600 0 (57) *21 60 P (7 5) TENTH 13.80. 4.&C. 310 7 SofosEguirbl(4) $5540 BP (76 with 13) $$0S0 5.60.3 80., i. victor 3 40; 3 Chrome Charter (1) Atlanta (Nitkro IS 15) of San Diego (Jones "121. (n). Ch;Cago (Burris 15 10) at SIL LOUIS (mcLitoint,li o oil, American League Boston Mani 18-14) at Ballir BIG PERFECTA -," (IS) $11910 1 Splana N e* York (Seaver . 4 It: Bill Walton scored 26 poins and triggered a second half ral ly that carried the Blazers past ois Angeles Los Angeles led 100-97 before 1.16, C: 1. K's Pistol (2) Me (i) 660 130 2 60 2 T Atlanta V%r Pittsburgh at Bra Fla 51 Louis vs. Chicago (A) at Sirasola, Fla. at Houston Minneso's v%. New Orleans. La In Univ, AJ% ': ' Cleveland vs. Chicago (N) at S cottsdale, An: Los Angeles vs. Son F Osct) at Phoenix. Arii. Oakland t San Diego night univ, of Southern California at California, night Thursday's Game vs, Texas Christian Tex&% Univ at Arlington, Tex., night Exhibiflon Season Ends I I. a pol inder who rushed for 1,460 a e o yards last year, fourth In the nation, and scored 1 touch OCALA_ Tricia Stenstrorn - downs was deleateä Tuesday in first In his wakt will come flnje round, flight "F" compctiti nis is no awards F* 31tation, how"er these Seminole Iligh like Ohio St.a ,(0'5 Archie Griffin, of the Florida State track Perlomers have that on the mind as they Cet regay lor Amateur the first 5,OWyard career gain. Golf to I Fridays county track meetat 'Seminole' Left to rfeit are Herbert er and the first two4lme Hei.s- nament, Sponsored by the 111711tDch, Me Calloway, LaVeme BOY'kin, Juardta Ilayes Anit inan Trophy winner as the na. Florida AnnGrfeme. Preliminaries begin at 4 p.m. In the Setninole High lion's top college player, stadium, with finals beghmiq at 7. Asociatjon, was held at the Mineola Poppy; 3r JaCK Hoofer. 4. Montague Parade. S Moccasin; 6. Lucifer (1) Ethel (2) 7 4 Q K s Tribe 7 JP S HolsOn 340 210 Look 3 . NINTH - p16. A: 1. Simon Chao; (45) S1000 T (5421 21510 2 F 0 S WhizZer 3 Polly Rose I I. lob SEVENTHl6 Moody Hail 5 Ginger Lynn; 6 Shan (7) 13.00, 4.10, 20 2 Aie SIXTH 31-90. d ntOfl . Zate i Co Co Blue 3 Bobs MIA;i 31.19. ,At Fort Lauderdale Fla - 7/! Boston 5, Atlanta 4 PhiIadetPhl VS Chicago ain1 Cr, r Montreal, vs sas d, rain Pittsburgh 10, St Loull 6 Cincinnati 10. Detroit I Los Angeles 6. Oakland 2 Sa n Diego 7 Milwaukee I Chicago (N) 7. Cle4eland S California 3. San Francisco I Detroit vs Boston it Winter Haven, FIs, Wed & Sat Leroy l"weted to go in Tbursday-s carl Y Sehnon, Oklabo.ma's destruc- rounds are Joe Washington of tiv,~ defensive lineman, and Oklahoma , Tony Galbreath of Chuck uncie, California's MLMouri,SonnY Collins of Ken. piledriving runner, figure to be lucky, Jim Jensen of Iowa, the top two picks by the Hubba Bean of Texas A&Man Tamp;i Bay Buccaneers and Pruitt Of PIIrdLIC respectively But Selmoll, t he Sooners, in the National Fo.)tball mammoth defensive tackle League's nnual couege draft. ll~lght end up as a defen. SelmOn and Muncie are rated give en d In the pros) is certaiidy as superstars In Uds '-Year of the star attraction. the Running Back" There's a ton of rwining backs, starting Husker Abby TWELFTH 1 Apra Cobian (3) 14 40, ~ 00, 4 00, 2 118118 BonIguen (7) 6 00, 2 80; 3. Marti-Mandlola (2) 3 60; 0 I 3 7) S3 1, 40; P 13 7) $8 S. 50. Baseball Kansas City vs. 16 7 Pth The Pace B Donna 15) 460. 3,00; 3. S*tttlt Rinds (2) K's Sumpin; S. Gold Touch; 6. Rela Exhibition Tuesday's RoWls ' SEVENTH - Cac1u - 5 59 26S 34,S Tnto y . 27 49 housion 5 New York (N) 2. New (A) 1 ____ Lero Se/ma n No. I Draftee S3 27 0 106 341 263 S IS 67 .161 A] I Virginia linched first 4. Tesda Y's Virginia 1?U. St, Louis 116 Today'608MIS New York vs Virginia of Norfolk Denver at KCfltL Indiana at San Antonio Regular season Ends Dunn (who) To F ht '"und' fraWnuity, Will go to the Easter Seal Speech and Hearing IS 40 5 75 273 279 33 40 7 Phoen 36 38 6 71 303 290 Diego Canadian Division Winn 50 27 4 104 371 316 Guebc 111,1 21½ On LONDON (API Cleve N Eng Minnesota At VC RacewaY All For Title May 24 35 39 6 76 245 217 West üivision ng Florida Sigma Chi Incy HOW Ir Wyclill Dolly. k s1 1 Misty We; 1A Speed EIGHTH -4, d: I. Lake Abner 2 M,A.'s Moose On Go; 5 <Vlhamme-; 6 'Southern 1 Orbe Willy (1) (7) Sue (U? Q Roots 7 Play Me B Pinto Sonny 0, SOO; 1. Bob-Mandlola (1) 6S2 2 3)547 CIC 17 11 49 .417 24:i N (2) STANDINGS 3) SIDA0. 2', W L Pct. OB 59 24 711 S4 " .631 5 49 34 .590 10 x Denver Now York son Antonio Kentucky WHA EtOlvision - Milwaukee at Washington at Houston SLOSHY Mia FINAL ' SOFTBALL Shufflers Win 19 ges )Q4 Tofty's Oarnft solid goaltending by Wayne "' L"M PUY II'Mmel lUn6y 'With FtM the Plnebw-st Softball FIeht. The weatherman wasn't (El '250 Ken Smth (5) 2 2. cooperathe Presbyterian playing Church of Nazareue. (Herald Thomas, marked the aple DIVING - Bartle" (E) 135.SS; photo by ffl for Sanford's Fint Baptist and Firolt Assembly team in th Vincent Jr.). Leals' triumph over explosive B*m*n (S) Wss: Krieg (LB) ?3.05. 100 FLY -Cooper (E i; oi.t. Hosack not out of It YeL AU four home Pittsburgh. Thomas turned (LB)!:02.4; Crichetl (E) 1;04 6. 100 teaum won Tuesday night, and aside 35 shots and held the FREE - McGovern (E) :52L$; the remaining two games of the Penguins scoreless until 4:176f Kevin Smith (S) S3.5; Brinker (LO) R fai. Louis sees are in FREE - McGovern CE) third period, when he was .55.1. Buffalo. beaten by Stan Gilbertson. But Even thot4,h Buffalo had 31 by then Toronto had a XO lead mom points than the Blues and On 90813 by Jim McKenny, thus earned the home-ice Lanny McDonald and Bob , vantage for the opener, the sites Neely. MIAMI of the first two used our propos. of the e tLive too much respect compensation to perform cerThe Sanford Tourist and I -ary Csonka anti his agent in- evident the donr i: it"ri landen 5, Canucks 3 is of a confidential for our players and our fans to tain scouting aM tvaclung con Shuffleboard flub posted a dicate that Miami Dolphins' You can L1S d 1MtulL, i.i VLIUIIL to get pub- agree to Mr Keating s proposal sultant actities for 10 years Henning's shorthanded 10 i ' victory over Edgewater owner Joe Robbie shut the door high opening figure or any Stocks ri uy jt w cunu into inc Tuesday in a rair-abbre lie opinion an t,)e!r side," said or to the approach it repre. after retirement, plus a mir, viated to Csonka s possible return to cuse you want But I think he's Keating snond per sent,"said Robbie, adding u imum expense allowance of iod started a three- match which was Sanford's the National Football League kind of covering up for the fact Csonka, who was to travel to Dolphins "remain open to fu. $500 per month or more. goal outburst that carried the final inter-city encounter on ILI team by maing contract de thZ*6 ~.c d.&vs, wart IFlE ludic" Isbndei5 to vLcty Yurk with Keating toda y lure negotiaUons based upon home court —Eight first-class, round trip mands public anyhow ," E said Conka "I don't for talks with the Giants, smd our salary structure" al1ne tickets each season beKhW 2. FlImes I Thursday ON= the two-day Robbie dislosed Tuesday that deny those figures are a ono. the fact his Cleveland agent's Volusla County Speedway will ladl Robbie said Keating asked tween Cleveland-Pittsburgh i Tommy Williams scored s doubles tournament at Csonks wants a contract worth mical you have to start proposal was "opened for pub- for a four-year contract' plus an and Miami Ic be used b anyone hit high gear Saturday night as seconds into the Opening period the eSanford city courts. Action over $2 million. Ile said th.- negotiationsbut somewhere." lie ridicule is a move I feel very option year tfiat can be invoked named by Cson it begins the fourth week of and tslstcd on Rob bep'n at 9 am ka, ,and one proposal does not provide the Agent Ed Keating said the (kpressed about INASCAR .to~:k car racing. izst goal at 2:40 of the sccond to either by the club or Csonka, round trip ticket each year for lead basis for constructive negoW- same Proposal was sent to other Robbie said, "CoaLh (Don) which included: week's winners included Gnv, Los Angeles past Atlanta. Bathtub Regatta Csonka's fan ily members. tions." clubs and added of talks with Snula and I would like to sign Evans of Or;lnp Cicy and —Fringe bpnefit& Including —A salary of 1250,000 a ye!Lr, Csonka, who left the Dolphins Mimi, 11 TVy're all over. They Larry to return Orange Ceunty 'a Ed Merldeth r 10 Miami if we a $50,Oct)cash bonus for signing game tickets, transportation 5 24 to play spoiled the shutout 7 The first event of Vie meeting to play in the defunct World never started I don't see any can sign him at a salary con and an annual cash bonus of and expenses, ar,d a luxury aubid by Kings goalie Rogie WINTER PARK_ It may Foot ball League last year, told chance of getting together. s tent is with the salary structure will rcar away from the star. Vachen, who was credited with look like a famous nursery the Miami Herald in a Ide- Theytold) no they don't want to of the Miami Dolphins , which is 20 saves. —A 20-year loan ol$1,000 at ry two-bedroom townhoure rhyme has come to life on Lake phone interview, would say ineet with u--. the best In mional inimuni legal interest. Baldwin Saturday as bathtubs Robbie Wd tl~e clu ) is to —Separate compensation and guarantee the contract for its r back and forth in the an expense account for public entire term against any di. Second Annual Bathtub Re relations service during his ability or death and bear any 19 playing years and separate expense of insuring it. Proceeds froin the event, ponsored by FOURTH - 1. Gavtl 11 (4) 12,00, Van. FIFTH t3 4) - Porttnd 106 Los I Q . - PhOenix State 111 o 3 bar Egurbi (5) Galoos IS) S 00; 0 0,4) S11.20; P (4. serlel 10 1) $74.10; DD (64) 52)5.10 Tonto 4, Pittsburgh I, To. FIFTH 1 April: EQLrbI ronto leads series o 1010, 4 3.10; 2. Jorge Mind oh Buffalo 2, St . St Louis (3) S 40 350 3 Gash Rodoifo (5) 10 L Angeles 7 Atlanta I Los 400 Q (131 $3500 P (13) 113410 SIXTH - 1. Nestor.Diog& (3) Angeles leads series I 0 - - `0 - - ----- s Atlanta 21 51 154 W estern co ::e idwest IAII*auke* 37 42 464 34 U 434 Kans6% city 30 49 '340 Chicago 23 56 Pacific Division aGoldin , Seattle 40 38 S13 40 40 100 Phoenix Lm Angeles 40 41 .04 Poland 36 43 436 x clinched division title Tuesday's Results Cleveland - - u'y playoff series It the first-game results are any indicat.ion, t.he Sabres are - -of-Three Series Tuesday's Games New Yolk Islander% S. Buffalo llA 420 Q(6 7) Sn o P ( 6 1) 51950 D,94 161 12 3 Atlantic Division W L Pct. OB x Boston S3 26 671 - SIXTH -lie, 5: I. Tella Fella; FOURTH $-Ill, M: 1. Manatee Tee (6) 3.20, 2 90, 2,80; 2. Post (8) 5 20, 5 20; 4 Solos Ovy 11) 3 40; 0 (2 s) s4s.2o; P (?,$) ji7i.lo, Big o (I. ion P15* ., I Pro Hockey Pro Basketball would rather joke about 9k , V hen your team batting average Ls So Sea ttle turned out to be the hig winner among the three Pacific Division clubs incived ayoff spots By not playing,the S r ics, 04M, gained one-half ga.ine on both Phoenix, 4O, and Los Angeles, 40-41. The Sordcs return to action tonight at home against ]owly Chicago. Los Angeles must sin its season finaie at Phoenix Thursday to keep its slim playoff hopes alive. - __ - - KOREBOARD ,, - Neat (E) 30 DIVING Munson (El 12155 Park (SI 10215 000ner (El U 43 100 FLY Mulligan (E) 1:13.2; Murray (La) atn%tng the Lakers bid climb into Urd ._ - - "That's what you call hanging in there, he said. Looldng at the sagghig batting cage, he quipped "it takes all 15 pitchers to bring it ouL We have to carry it - Ah7 - SPORTS Lakers Playoff Hopes Slim C11101p, /_0 and Walker during his time in wenix. r . 146r411q Jackson, O's 50-50 Chance Seminole's boys and girls dunked by Edgewater, 53-30. the rest of the National League, swinuning team turned in Ile girls bowed to the Egles, the first shot of the American nearly identical performan(w 51-2111. bill hel`1 off. i.tilift lit-A rt. League war.5 t%0 ti..fi in N41ANII (AP! — 71- Rt~!,~, 1UU m iui school doubie u, wa cc ere the Brewers more Orioles general manager ictory I / / - Nil-11141 r, _ ers sound hke carvings on swdS of spectators who flock froin Jack's home town of Cotombstone. The setting is perhaps the here for the carnival weekend. lumbus, ONO, conceded that -Nicklat,5," said Huber most sumptuous in all the uniIt mesizes 7,030 yards. It t Nicklaus' advan e Jay in hLq (;reen, winner of thret straight verse he lush pineplays a routine par of Y)4~72, remarkable concentratiDn and tournaments in the last four studded and flower-bedecked which seems to escate the ability on the putting greens 'a ee on the Florida circuit, plantation that makes up the extreme pressure of the occahasto have the edge even if he "Actually, they are inter- Augusta National (roll Club. SlOfl. i playing down a highway. twined," said Weiskopf, a for. The tournament was the creaEven Nicau, at 36 and winName any facet of the game. mer British Open winner. tion of the late Bobby Jones, an ner of close to ;3 million in offi. a n d in Jack's case it Is either "Still, I think if Jack teed off amateur golfing immortal, and cml prize money and an ailtirne l'yCellent or better." with an Iron instead of a wood quickly developed from a cozy record of 16 major titles, 'ft is his marvelous tempera- on every hole, he still wouid find intitational gathering of fends anowledges that he is not irnment," added South Africa's a way to win. lie is th.at good." to one of the major even's ot the mune to this assault on till. fill(, Pla y er, who with NickAn lnternatlon4l, hand picked sport man nervous stern laus and Arnold Palmer once formed golf's Big nit". "Iic is unshakeable. fie never panics." Californi's explosive ohnny eogyy . h M AUGUSTA, (,a (AP) The when Jack plays badly, he field of 72, including 49 of the The course itself, with its imposing shallow of Jack Nick. shoots par, and when I shoot toughest practitioners on the wide open fairw ays, meanders laus falls like a shroud over the badly, I wind up with an 80. 11 ee lliur da through clusters of dogwood, 4h Masters Golf Tournament, Frn 25 feet in, there no in the first round of the tourna- C1nese fir, yellow jasmine and starting Thurs da y , and the greater putter the world." ment that will extend through magnolia, and offers natural words of hisstrongest challengamphitheaters for the thou. %Veiskopf, the towering stylist Sunday. , 6R4NP _______________ / ters - flY 0,,,r or Po vlprlo M Ma tter 0f Concentration -- AND THEN arc as cklaus - P 91-611Y 4pelZ 8-//.4 ,4ilP ____________________________ i 67ou~ Atlanta's Phil Ncikro will tLci The major leagues will play tories en route to the NL Randy Jones of San Diego and 11 games on Saturday and 13 chmptop. fie's getting the prestigious (Iiicgo's Ray Burri.s faces the more on SundaY to wrap up a . lkuLs St Ca Opening Day assignment, and Lynn busy first weekend. McClothen Nola, sta ged one of base though, because stall leader Ilia American League action Fri- ball's great comebacks in 1975 Don Gullett isn't ready. Th0 ~i very Sparky long, according ager Anderson.to Alan- (Jay features Boston's Ferguson to help the Res win tile Na- power-durowing southpaw was Anderson has indicated that Jenkins against Baltimore's tional League pentiant. Forced kept out of spring training L he'll pull his starters in favor of Jim Palmer; Kansas City's out of baspball nearly two years camp until two weeks ago bePaul Splittorff vs. Chicago's by arm trouble, the righthander cause of a salary dispute and is • relief pitchers early in the Wilbur Wood, Minnesota's Be st emerged as one of the team about to behind schedut " Asidermn looks tem,kTeft season in order to guard against Blyleven against Texas' Ga)'leaders with 15 triumphs as the We in h season's preparation. o slldth th below, sore arms, thanks to a tag-out by e ow i Tony ccinpuoU. Sein1ne 111gb was leading the game, lord Perry and Oakland's Mike Reds won the Richard, a towering rlt Wt title by a K The Houston kctros can ex. Trri vs. when rain sent both tntim to the sidelines In the top of the 1111h. The game was cancelled. Semino;e, Califarnias Frank Etaggerg 20 gaines n.d wound bander, had 12-10 record last 11, has a Crucial conference tester Thursday ii7:30 at Sanford Memoai Stadium agains t Dayinna pect to see at least one reliever Tanwia. up with a club record 108 vic. season for the Astros, who finand maybe even a parade. HeraW pbolos by Tom Vincent). ishJ 431 gam behind C1n The defending world champions cinnati in the West last year. hare one of the stiongest buil. 1 Hunter, a 20-game winner Pens it, baseball and Anderson last -par for the fifth straight went through jfl be making another anker traagant long stretch last In a long string of Opening Day Year without a starter finishing $A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesda y, Aprl1 7, Md starts. Slaton was 11-18 last a game. Year for Milwaukee, an also ran While the Reds face J.R. with New York in the All East. tri in their traditional • . ____ CGUSIA NIq 710N/1L G OLF' CLU Widnssday, April 7,1/tA Evening H.rId Sanford,FL bYanMOVer S -- le's 1ot cils it etectvcnic if nt'n •' '. �- Relievers' Role Soars; Baseball Sets Openers _ - 1 - " AAJORITYRULE '5EOPPROPR/AIE ,;',Ar 7WE AíWO 71o1q AUGUSTA 6ou iOPf,'?N6A,9 IV/? TION/IL Jyp pç,,q 4;o, - 1 .. - lh The Asso(iaI((i Prec Atlanta's Phil Neikro will duel e Ni The major leagues will play tories en route to , Handy Jones of San Diego and 11 games on Saturday and 13 ChampiOnShiP. ,a' Nolan , . himself on (Thicago finds ' Ray Burrs faces the more on Sunday to wrap up a lie's getting the prestigku the mound for Thursda's 1976 St luLs sLmnhnals and L)nn -.Opening Day assignment y frt weekend baseball opener In Cincinnati. McGlothen. -. Nolan staged one of base. though, because staff leader But he won t find himself there .... American League action Fri. ball's great comebacks In 1915 [n GulleU isa t read. Th very long, according to Man. day features Boston 's Ferguson to help the Reds win the Na. powerthrowlng southpaw was 7Ji ager parky Anderson. Jenkins against Baltimore 's tional League pennant. Forced kept out of spring training • i p. ndeon has :. • --••. - .:. Indicated that Jim Palmer; Kansas City ., until two weeks ago be______________________ . he II pull his starters in favor of !auI Splittorif vs. Chicago 's out of baseball nearly two years CaJiip 's by arm trouble, the rlghthander cauc of a sala' dispute and Is -. . . .. - -. -•. _ - - -. .•-- - •._ relief pitchers earl) in the Wilbur Wood Minnesota 's Best emerged as one of the team about two weeks behind sched season in order to guard against Blyleven against Texas Andersoon In f A ND THEN above and tenmate Terry Smith Is out sliding Into third bi low, sore arms, ' Gay. kders with 15 triumphs as the ule in his season's preparation. thanki to a tag.out b) e Howell s Tony Cacciapuoti, Seminole High lord Perry and Oakland's Mike Reds won the West title by a Richard, a towering rightwas leading the game, W when rain semt both 0 A katn3 , to the A AA The Houston Astrus can cxforrez vs. California's Frank staggering 20 games md wound bander, had a 12-10 record last n"," *J ' IUVI sidelines in the top of the filth. The game was cancelled. Seminole, pect to see at least one reliever Tanana 11.5, bus crucial conference tester Thursday at 7:30 at Sanford Memorial Stadium against Daytona - and maybe even a parade. up with a lub record 108 vic- season for the Astros, who fin&acb M.f&'nd (Herald photos by Tom Vtncent. ' Shed 43' games behind Cj The defending world champions cinnati in the West last year. have one of the strongest bull. L I Hunter, a 20-game winner I L_' 9 ,_. ;. - / t 'i,y1 )', \ - 4' , /. - / 'ir ,) " AM .1;" :' - ""'' - r - ','-. - - :.,, . a VV I Lose IA-Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. fl W.dnudsy, April71 1?7 S. C S Ofl, -i' -, r"S year without a starter finishing rItukee, an also ran .,#._ res - . 1 011 Kaiano (LB) 19$ 500 FREE- Fruscella serswere reersed because - -..j___- - - thus earned the honw-Ice Lannr McDonald and Bob vantage for the opener, the sites Neely ci the first two games of the " Islanders 5, Canucks 3 Lame henning's shorthanded k R U nn W 1 0 t•19 fl7 I . . trm andthedizzyheightsoja world heavyweight title fight. "This is where the pressure IA sf,ar-t, I think," said the rugii ged, square-Jawed who Was a virtual unknown . Seminole Community College Ill seven months ago blanked Valencia Tuesday Dunn will battle All for the tennis, i.e. me iicier now wrij title May 21 in Mijiicli. stird ;-i tjvir,l], 1Z-4) again.st Heearnedhjhotat It Tuesday JuCo competItion and 10-0 in night, winning the European Divlsiop 2 play. SCC Netters gain 0 ia- Seal Speech and Hearing ter UI Orlando The regatta a -. -. , - -. _____ - - - ___ - - !. -. -. 1 1 r - - ,)-' 1I NBA - - f ABA W L Pci. GB 5? 24 .711 * Denver York 34 29 651 New 49 3.1 .590 10 Sin Antonin 46 37 .351 13 Ken?tcky zo 39 4-4 Indiana 35 19 .117 21'.', Louis St 15 67 .18) 43* Virginia x.clinched firSt place Tuesday's Result VIrginia 120. St LOUiS 116 Today's Games Virginia at New York vs Norfolk Denver a? Ke,*tucky Indiana at San Antonio vason Ends ko;uar L A Lyman L I0US ____ In 5.2 Victory , C) H LiD in c"' ' b''P Ofl u,' mcuu - Oflerence L,aseuall lead Iued4iy, Lr.ivng umaiurabte wea r conditions to dowi', ones, S-., Ifl a high 'ill , _____________ ____ -_ -. • .- . / 4 - - - , 4 / ' $' . - ,, . 4tJlp - -. / f -: . , , , , , 4,J ___i' 4 -: ,,. ' - eNOCe and 17-3 oierall I e son p4st two tiltS dre in z pa,r of ru'is f Lyman. II ' ., flflP D P/All' -' j ... . ri's ' ., 'I ' - ,, ,. - - -- .- -' ,. - ' - - >rds List year, fourth in the natIon, and scored 15 touch- rZ 4 f,, 8:00 P.M. w ITIIU. IL aot. 1:45 r' S 3 TRIFECTA RACES I RIG PER FECTA I e In his wake will come flames Dunn's ir,tract that he hd to wear 11w European crown fir. Dunn destroyed Augumijn quick' fashion. Italian releree .mleto C. 2. 2, Gii.t t UC1I tagg d Carelia a 0. oppinger 4L 6 2, Thompso d. Wilcox Wuil(a.s 7 54. ' 2)1 05 Fender and Foyt$,; Wt;tit, and v, Opening Day probable Pitchers Press By The Associat Thursday'sOamVl National League at 1210) (Richard lIrusfon Cincinnati (Nolan 159) American League P4r.v York (Hunter 73)4) at MiI.vaukee (Siaton liii). Fniday'sGames National League at 11.17) (Rogers P,'c,trc-ai (Seaver 239). New York LOS Angeles (Sutton 1613) at San Francis-CO (MonttfusCQ IS9) Atljnta (Niekro 15 IS) at San Diego (JoneS 70.171. (n). Chicago (Burttt (510) at St. Louis (McGIothen 1513), In). American League Boston (Tiant 11.11) at Delhi more (Palmer 2311). Kansas City (Splittorff 9.10) . at Chicago (Wood id Minnesota (Blylevffl 13101 at Texas (Perry 1117), (n). Oakland (Tome: 209) at Call fornia (Tarana 169), (n). '1fT)Jai.Alai Cruml, track performers have that on the mind as they get ready for the first S,000-yard career gain- Golf tournament. The tourFm-Idov a county track nmeetntSeminok. Left to right are Herbert er and the first two-time lieS- flament, Sponsored by the Anne Grietne. Preilni ties begin at 4p.m. In the Seminole 111gb tion's top college player, Asodation, wa held at the stadium, with finals beginning at 7. Otrier running backs ex. Silver Springs Shores co'irse, TUESDAY S RESULTS _________________ ______ - - II Slim barbells. liMabe, who pitched (cc scs cmi major leage teams between 1962 and 1968, would rather joke about conditions than complain. "That's what you call hanging in there," he said. Looking at the sagging batting cage, he quipped "Il takes all 15 pitchers to bring it out. We have to carry it bease If 'e rolled it, It would (all apart." -.... -.-iw - of bats, LaMbe i' - ""U 14'J £tt,.s,, when your team batting average is .3?" - ._,_ Jefferson Downs Opens SIXTH - 1i, C: 1. TelIa FeUa KENNER, La. (AP) The Jefferson Downs racetrack FOURTH - 3-16. M: 1. Manatee lI)570.320. 1. Solos Ovy (3) 310; Q 250. 2.50; 2. Post Lake Darling; 3. Marg M; 4 F.D.'s (71) S4$ 20. P (lI) $173.10; BIgO (I. Jan Tee (6) 5.20. opens its delayed 100-day spring racing season tonight. Beau: S. Mineola Winston, 6. Go Go Parade (7) 300.7 80: 3 X's Shog (4) 2 with 2$) 56.49.70 Racing was scheduled to begin last Wednesday, but CoctuS; 7. Push The Pace; I Donna THIRD -1 Solos Diaga 161 12.20, 420. 0 (6 7) 111 60.' p (67) Si9 50; Dell. strong winds earlier in the week damaged the grandstand 6 00. 3 50, 3 Bob Sutton (3) 5 02, 340; 32 48 Wyclif I SEVENTH 5-16, A: I. 5-16. C: 1. Bro'her Mine FIFTH (36) 3. Ibar-Egurbi (5) 4.50; Q roof and the infield tote board, forcing a week's poet(4) 1) 50. 6.60, 3.10; 2. Husker Abby Zale; 2. CoCo Blue;). Bob's Mia; 4 513 60; P (63) 513600. ponement. FOURTH - 1. Gesti Ii (4) 12.00, (5) 1 60. 3.00; 3. Sweetie fflnds (2) K's Sum9in; 5, Gold Touch; 6. Rate Sue; I. Governing. Shan; 7. Kim Heading the opening night card is the $7,000 Spring In537.00, P (45) $111.10; 750,120;?. Solana (1) 6.10, 4.10; 3. 760; 0 (15) EIGHTH S.16, C: 1, Stalky; 2. augural handicap, a 64-fur1ong test for 3-year-old Galdos iS) 580, 0 (1 1) 537.20; P (4- 31 9 SIXTH - 3-I, A: 1. Betty Shan (5) Mineola Poppy; 3. Jack Hoc-Icr; 4. 1)574.10; OD (6 1) 5715.70. Louisiana treds. FIITH - 1 Apraiz•Egurbi (1) 9.20. 5,00, 2.40; 2. L.C.'s Lucifer (4) Montague Parade; S. W.occasln; 6. V'S Tribe, 7. Jeep; I. Holson. 10 50, 1.60, 3.10; 2. .Jcrge Mandiola 3.40. 2.10; 3. Look Ethel (2) 1.60; Q NINTH - 3-16, A: 1. Simon Chic; (3) 5.40, 350; 3. GastiRodolfo (5) (45) $1000; T (542) 5215.10, SEVENTH - S-Il, D: 1. Toby 2. F.D.'s Whizzer; 3 Polly Rose; 4. 400; Q (13) 535.00; P (13) $134.10. SIXTH - 1. Nestor-Diaga 3) Shan (7) 13.00. 4.50. 3.20; 2. Alert's Moody Hall; 5. Ginger Lyrwt; 6. 19.00, 1100. 7.10; 2. UrierteLorenzo Smlley(3)7.S0.4.60; 3. K's Gang (0) Lotte QL'ota; 7. Sneaky Snake; I. (7) 6 70, 500; 3. Bob Mandiola (5) 2.40; 0 (37) $74 60; p (7.3) 5147.30; WycIlfi DOftj. Bill Walton scored 26 points LOUISVILLE - John Y. Brown, Jr., president of the TENTH - S-Il, B: I. Rock A Blue, 7.20; S (2 3)5-4200; (32) $131.10; DO 11.90. second half raland a triggered Mnerlcan Basketball Association Kentucky Colonels, sold EIGHTH - I,B: 1. Lake Abner 2. Columbia; 3. Misty Isle; 1. Speed (13) $131 10 ly that carried the Blazers past (7)21.40,800.2.40;? PA A's Moose On Go; 5. Kylhamrner. 6. Southern hlslnterestintheclubtoaLouLsvi1lesynd.Icate. SEVENTH - I. OrbeWally (1) (1) 100, 2 20. 3. Sissy Sue (5) 2.60; Q Roots; 7 Play Me. C Pinto Sonn ic's Angeles. 1360,600,3.60; 2. ZubiMandiola (7) *t,. A; 1. K's ELEVENTH .ii. (17) $19.00; P (7.1) $58.50; 600.460 3. GaldosMolina (3) 3.80; Los Angeles led 100-97 before NINTH -5.16, C: 1. X's PIstol (2) SIngapore; 2. Go Tom Eckert; 3 Q (4 7) 5.37 $0; P (4 7)5143.70. Portland scored seven straight EIGHTH - 1. Marti-Rodolfo (4) 6.70, 5.60, 6.20; 2. Otto Maker (5) Editing. 4. City Lites; 5. County 7. Broker's points - two free throws by 1060.10.60,400:2. ZubiCoblan (3) 6.70,610;) BaseS (1)6.00; Q (3.5) Lively; 6 Eenlng Out; Bonus; $ Lake Emba. 550.) $0; 3. Is3sa Mandiola (2) 5 70, 532.60; P (2 5) 5120.90; 22.02. Stei'e Jones, a 15-foot jumper TWELFTH - s, C: 1. Minieola TENTH - 3-16, A: 1. Hafta Hurry Q(3 1) 49.40; P(4.3) 1S1.I0; BIgO (BUTTE, Mont. - Bill Sprinkle, head football coach at and a tip-in by Walton and a 3. H.C.'s Harry; (6) IriS; 2. AhIoso Joe, 7) With all 3) 549.10: (47 with all 4) (7) 7i0 5.00,3.10: 2. Shout It Out MoflISnaTeb, resigned to become a backfield assistant at 8.80. 4.20; 3. Hi Ho Bill (2) 7.00; 0 (6 4. Island Drifter; 5. Shimmering; 6. free throw by Sidney Wicks -$120 60. MontagueMystic; 7. BenMurphy; I. NiNTH - 1. Orbe (I) 15.80, 600, 7) $37.10; 31.05 the University of Idaho. to take the lead for good. 100; 3 Gash (5) 5 50, 7.10; 3. ELEIfENTH - S-Il. B: 1. 0 Sweet Daisy. Binigun (3) 3.20; 0 IS I) 511.10; P Venture (7) 16,00, ItO, 1.60; 2. Impeachment (5) 1.20. 3.20, 3. Jim's TENTH - 1. SpianaPeir*a II) COP (1) 6 00; 0 (57) $21.60; P 175) 13.80, 4.50, 3.10; 2. SoloEguirb4 () $19.40; BP (76 with 7-5) 5358030; 360. 3.50; 3. VictorDlaga (6) 5.20; Q 31 66. TWELFTH - s, C: 1. Tees (45)550 $0; p ( j $Ifl 10; DD (5$) Tango (H 710. 1 20, 3.10; 2. Real S) '0 Angel (7) 2.60, 2.60; 3 Learn To Win ELEVENTH - 1. Mutilla (1) 3.10; Q (1-7) $3.10; T (171) GoodwIn (1) 1660. 52.20, 5.00; 2. Orbe Molina (7) 6 40, 6.20; 3. Mmli- $113.O; 3985. $117,788 Eguribi (3)440. 0 (Il) p (1 .' - 1.871; Handle 7) 53) 00 TONIGHTI ENTRIES TWELFTH-), Aprait-Coblan 14 0, '480. 4.00. 7 sale Boniguen FIRST -5.16, B: 1. A. Venture, 2 (7) 6,80, 2.50; 3 MartiMandiola Jen Jen; 3. Do Collins; 1. Yeiiov 360, 0 (37) 531 40; P (37)115.50; Star, S Modest Gal; 6. ED'S Big Q (17 with 37) 55-47.70. Sorny, 7. Barn Berg; S. Chato Runner. S 50N0-.0: I.Mone Maze; 7 Texas Debbie; 3. AhIoso Dan; 1. You'se seen them advstrtlue*I on TV -'Custom Poi,'teeI' r1tdials arr built to hi'tp a'4nid hydroTheio, S Cactus Pele: 6. X's Mimi; slippery film of satcr instead g - a loss of control that can occur when tires ride up on 1 lngai. I. M A's Gal. SANFORD-ORLANDO RESULTS of hc r,ad Eighl ide tread groovrs channel the water through, Instead of letting it build up. THIRD - 1.16, C: 1. So Tall; 7. With 'Polysteel'. ou gel gas-saving radial construction too - Iteel cord belts for handling staKeen Bootsle; 3. Clay J. I Demure FIRST 5-16,0: 1 Lake I4ara ii) 1 i\ '(rr cord body for ride Buy riots and l,W'f:. i;'i'\ Donr; 5 X's Alpha; 6. OR's Two I 60. 440, 3.60. 2. Syiphin (3) o,, Ring; 7 Little Don Bon; I. Worry 300;) Valentine Mots(6)S.00; Q(3. Wart. 4) 539.00; 3222. rep FOUkTH - I-Il, 0: 1. Be My SFCW, 1 ..*. 3qvInI. j. Montague _____________________________________________________ "'.. Al 260. 7 led's More (8) 660. 100. Block; 1. What's Nest; 6. Buddy (1) 580. 3.10; 3 chrome Charter (I) fAL PRIC( Bud; 7. Eskimo Queen; I Polio FITS MODELS OF S 00; DO (48) $71 20; 0 (4$) $27.50. Size With Trade I Chee. _____________________________________________________ P ($1) $66.60; 31 5$ FIFTH - S-Il. C: 1. Spencer; 2. ______ THIRD - 5-16, 0: I. Redhead 'i' Pinto C,.-mtin Coil F,)cen ______ Classy Wink, .1. C,rcu,? bree'er; 4. I M"1O 1 Toyota $ ottiiis Cathy (7) 10.60, 7 60, 4.10; 7. Reye-S - - - Colonels Sold To Syndicate Sprinkle Jumps To Idaho Dog Racing SAVE 41 TO 62 per set of four Goodyear 'POLYSTEEL' RADIAL S a a. 0 (27) 5.53.20; T (2 75) 1.5712 00, 37.31. Y(i, Colt. Diii. Ptto tiicon WildlIfe Andy. 7. Tori Teller; S Top Fox i - _ - J4 GR78 14 ' J *II34 '4' t.. j IT -\ HR78 4 LR1815 MItador WI(OI* Soo,teagan Vista Cruiser LeMins Wagon Charger Wagon $ others $6544 s ,' s'-li out of ,i;:r cur __________ / $12.60 ______ - ill issiuc' on a rain chrk. Iss::rung (utur-- dri ,- f at U:" ai ,-ra,rd pruc,'. Easy Wi to Buy 7 I 4 j . Csr* • Our OArCusrrer : See 'i our Independerl IJealer Far Ills Price. Prices As Shuv.n ird s C nb • Ca 'te B Lr c !' D At Goodyear Service Stores. lngine luue-t Front-End Alignment Lube and Oil Change S488 uotosqts of m.ijc.r t,.ind 10 30 Vrade oil 1') 4)') ir.4je SI 'Oc,tr. .' ? S . .. .-.. in-nt ,uir,, i tots i,s on ;'axa' t .in,t imi'rni' sh*iri t S i'r, ,'.si,u* ''iusns''n' -il hi i'ipi-ni"ni i-ti m,'rh,ln: . i-niir' a . .' - '. . I , .!'.,,' - - (.,:!flpli't' (.ti.ss"l' lubru ;ilinn A nil h.,nr cnsurr I'sng , h " 1J V -, . . S inciudet light truck, , . Iii,'tUfl,' )'ii; ''ntn,- S N,', :::s, pings A condi'nser 5 1 iritn)n' stjrling sist ,'rns. ;ic().4.t i , rbiir.'tnr 5 IIt'lps a's sun t Sin '.iu'iIh rnnnin engin'- I Ii; (iidi's Ualsun 1,,', '1 \V, .s IhI tri:ris - ": '.)- ,,,,, _________________ ______________ $61.04 - I ______ $6236 P ttPDntac&Ucc'fltint'rtI' " 9 ______ PlusSl°8to$347FET PerTire dependtrgonsizc' - II $6016 ____ e,ilck.Clrrul,v, Dod. HR18-15 RAIN ChECK 8UCk Dodge Plymouth Metcurp Chevrolet, POtiti. Citisle, MOI*ttfe7. GR78-15 - rW-' $58.28 i ,, 188 S188 ID ¶1 ut,,?'a j't lr'l .,'iet) ri,e a' '• Ii £ 1 ; I;. ,, 1 'i a,, 14 1ts t' Car., with electronic ,ritIcn etro cu.J. III (1) TIIIIOSflAY LADIES NITE In St t G If OCALA_ Tricla Stenstrom s Orleans, La Texas vs. Univ. of Texas at Aus-,in, Tel. Cleveland vs. Chicago (N) at 'cottsd.ale, An:. los Ang,4e5 vs. San Fran cisco at PhOenix, An:. Oakland at San Diego. night Univ. of Southern Cailfornia at California, night Thursdays Game Christian Texas vs. Texas Univ. at Arlington. Tex., night Exhibition Season Ends NIGHTLY j a Tuesday's Results Tras 9, Baltimore 3 Boston S. Atlanta 4 Philadelphia vs. Chicago (A). canceled, rain City Montreal, vs. Kansas pad, rain PittSburgh 10, St. Louis 6 CIncinnati 10, Detroit I LOS Angeles 6. Oakland 2 San Diego 7, Milwaukee 1 Chicago (N) 7, Cleveland California 3, San FrancIsco 1 Mint-solo 6 houston New York (N) 2, flew York (A) I Today's Games K.nsib CUv vs. Montrial at Daytona Beach, Fla 2 N' /,Ut/U II ('IIl'U NEW YORK (APi Leroy Pectedtooinflii.s.seariy. Selmon Oklahoma's destruc- rounds are Joe Washington of tive defensive lineman, ar4 Oklahoma, Tony GaibreaUl of Chuck Muncie, California's Missouri,sonnyCo5 O f Kenpiledrising runner, figure to be tucky, Jim Jrisen of Iowa the top two picks - by the Hubba Bean of Texas A&M and Tampa Bai Buccaneers and Mike Prwtt of Purdue Seattle Seahawk.s, rewectively But Selmon the Soo in the National Football mammoth defensive tackle League's annual college draft. who might end up as a defenSelmon and Muncie are rated sive end In the pros) is certainly IY)tlfldt r who rushed for I - JACKSONVILLE (AP) - Like a skyrocket, Jacksonville University's baseball team has shot up among the college elite. Coach Jack LaMabe is happy but uncertain of what turned things around. The Dolphins are ranked No. 5 nationally and have a 3 record going into today's game at Florida. Last year at this time they were around .500. Th finIshed 2135. Jacksonville also i.s eyelng home games Thursday and Friday against third-ranked Florida State, which holds two of the three victories over the Duliiins. Basketball Is the maiey sport at Jacksonville and baseball Is a poor relation by comparison. Uniforms are patched and faded; only a handful of bats are in the rack; the batting cage has lobe carried Intopo- SoSeattleturnedouttobethe big w;nner among the three Pacific Division clubs inolved in the battle for two pla-off spots. 13y not playing, the SonCS, 4035, gained one-half game on both Phoenix, 40-40, and I Angeles, 40-41, The Sonics return to action tonight at home against lowly Chicago. Los Angeles must win jts season finale at Phoenix Thursday to keep its slim play-off hopes alive. - ' -1 S . Despite Lack Of Facilities FR78-14 , Baseball Haven, Fla. J-,-, V,, ii I the third round with a display of exhibition matches Thursday ferocity at ondn's Royal and Frfda> against .\ler. Mtrt hail Pa., the top-raked etthysgnedtofi,ght team in , words of his strongest challengamphitheaters for the thouWeiskopf, the towering stylist 5iuny, ers sound like carvings on a from Jack's home tow sands of spectators who flock -n of Co. tombstone. 1'he setting Is perhapo the here for the carnival weekend. lurnbus, Ohio, conceded that "Nicklaus," said Hubert most sumptuous in all the uniIt measures 7,030 yards. It Nicklaus' advantage lay In his Green, winner of three straight the lush piio- plays a routine par of ..-..72, remarkable concentration and verse of golf tournaments in the last four studded and flower-bedecked which seema to escalate in the weeks on the Florida circuit, ability on the putting greens. plantation that makes up the extreme pressure of the occahas to have the edge even if he "Actually, the' are inter- Augusta National Golf Club, . is playing down a highway. twined," said Weiskopf, a for- The tournament was the creaEven Nicklaus, at 35 and winName any facet of the game, mer British Open winner. tion of the late Bobby Jones, an ncr of close to million in oiiiand in Jack's case it is either "Still, I think if Jack teed off amateur golfing immortal, and cial prize money and an ailtime excellent or better." with an iron instead of a wood quickly developed from a cozy record of 16 major title', "It is his marvelous tempera- on every' hole, he still would find invitational gathering of friends acknowledges that he is not Em inent," added South Africa's a way to win. He is that good." to one of the major events of the nune to this assault on the huGary Play-er, who with NickAn international, hand-picked sport. man nervous system. bus anti Arnold Palmer once formedgolf'sfligmree."Heis unshakeable. He never panics." California's explosive Johnny Miller, who with 'loin Weiskopi carried Nicklaus down to the IiHi The Assoclateil Press les by one-half garie in their Golden State Warriors Tuesday nal hole last year in the most The Phoenix Suns opened the battle for third place in the Pa. night. exciting of all Masters finishes, playoff door for the Los Angeles cific Division and a wild card But Los Angeles, leading byagreed. Lakers, but the PortLr,d Trail berth in the National Basketball three points in the late going "The difference between me Blazers slammed it shut. Association playoffs, dropped a against Portland, saw the Blazand .1r "Miller said. 'k The Sun leadint' I1- Ange- 111-106 overtime derision to the nfl seven points in n row anti pull out a 106-lG4deciuon, (i.'t'ylrfg ti ;,;,; dtmb !!o !hird, - Exhibition . - ,, - ._____ J 7th Jacksonville Ranked Fifth, , FINAL WHA STANDINGS East Division W L T Pts. OF GA 3539 6 7 745 747 Indy Cieve 33 40 S 75 27) 279 Eng 33 40 1 73 333 790 N 35 11 1 71 253 310 Cincn West DIvision 5.327 0 106 341 263 Houst 3? 35 6 Ii 302 257 Pho' 36 3$ 6 78 303 290 Diego Canadian DIvision 5327 2106 345 254 Win 30 27 4 104 311 316 Quebc 41 35 86 307 257 Caigry 77 19 S 39 3M 343 Edmtn 24 52 S 5) 315 393 Torntn Tuesday's Resilts Sen Diego 3. Cleveland 2. OT QuttiC 10. Toronto 6 Houston I, Phoenix Winnipeg S. Calgary 3 Regular Season Ends x 'I - prc rp) PIHL Playoffs Preliminary Round Best-of.TP.ree Series Tuesdays Games New York Islanders 5, yenleads couver York 3, New series 10. Toronto 4. PIttsburgh 1, Toronto leads series 1.0. St. Louis 5, Buffalo 2, St. Louis leads series 1.0. Los Angeles 7, Atlanta I, Los Angeles leads series 10 Monaay uraTlee . , Pro Hockey Eastern Conft'r*nct Atlantic Division W L Pct. o x Boston 5) 26 UI Phllpha 44 Buffalo 44 New York 37 42 44.1 16 Central Division Cleveland 47 595 Washgton 47 Houston 38 487 N Orleans 36 13 462 10", Atlanta 28 51 331 19 Western Conference Midwest Division Milwaukee 37 43 Detroit 34 44 .436 2' City Kansas 30 49 310 7 Chicago 23 so .291 14 Pacific DIvision St s-Golden SI 22 .735 Seattle 40 31 .513 17 Poenlx 10 10 500 II Lcs Angeles 40 11 491 15'-, Portland 36 Ii .456 21'., clinched division title Tuesdays Results Cleveland 101. Boston 92 New York 136, Buffalo 102 111, Golden State Phoenix 106. OT Portland 106, Los Angeles 104 Todays Games New Orleans at Phuladeipitia Milwaukee a' Detroit Washinton at Houaton ChIcago at Seattle o. am. .. J1DiJM Pro Basketball f IN BRIEF AUGUSTA, Ga, (AP) The when Jack plays badly, he field of 72, including 49 of the The course itself, with its imposing Iadow of Jack Nick- shoots par, and when I shoot toughest practitioners on the wide open faiays, meanders lanis falls like a shroud over the badly, I wind up with an 80. U.s. tour, will tee oil Thursday through clusters of dogwood, 40th Masters Golf Tournament, From 25 feet in, there is no in the first round of the tourna. Chinese fir, yellow Jasmine and ." MATINEES LONDON (API - Iichard Belagamba stopped the fight in Dunn, suddenly a world famous the third round r. Nicklaus Masters March __________________________________________ MIAMI i Al') Fullback Joe Hobble has maoe it very "They have used our props"We have too much respect compensation to perform cerThe Sanford Tourist and Larry Csonka and his agent in- evident the door Is closed. al, which is of a confidential for our players and our fans to in scouting and coacbin conShuffleboard Club posted a 33- dicate that Miami Dolphins' "You can use the excuse of a nature. a a 'eluuv iu )i ).iuns*%t?ItJ:.Z%cduIu ipupuaaz -..s io victory over Edgewater ownerJ 'us au st, tne door 'ingo opeiuig *guze or any cxhe opinion OIl their side," said or to the approach it repre- after retirement, plus a mm- second period started a threejai cutbr that carricd th Islanders to victory, \ ir i ,.",i- ' lL--4 I Over Edrsewater match which was Sanford's the National Football League kind of covering up for the fact Csonka, who was to travel to Dolphins "remain open to fu0O per month or more. eIIUJi(ti j by ii1 contract de- that he didn't want mc back Ncw York with Keating today lure home court. negouations based -Eight rar-c1a., round trip upon mands public, anyhow," said Csonka, "I don't for talks with the Giants, said our salary NEW SMYRNA BEACH structure." airline tidiets each season beThursday opens the two-day Kings?, Flames 1 Robbie dislosed Tuesday that deny those figures are astrono- the fact his Cleveland agent's Hobble said Keating asked tween Cleveland.Pittsburgh hit high gear Saturday night as seconds into the opening period the Sanford city courts. Action over $2 million, He said the negotiations somewhere." it begins the fourth week of and assjsj on BQb Nevin's begins at 9 a.m. lic ridicule Is a move I feel very option year that can be invoked named by Csonka, and one proposal does "not provide the Agent Ed Keating saId the depressed about." NASrAII stock car racing. Last goal at 2:40 of the second to lead either by the club or Csonk, rOUfl(I tflp ticket each year for ILIUU L or'tegatta basis for constrctivc negotia- same proposal was sent to other week's winners included Gene Los Angeles past Atlanta. i0 III Hobble said, 'Coach (Don) which included: Csonka', family members, ti3ns." clubs and added of talks with Shula and I would like to sign EVans of Orange City and Barry Gibhs' 50-foot blast with -Fringe benefits, Including -A salary of $O,000 a year, On Tan Saturdat, Csonka, who left the Dolphins Miami, "They're all over, They Larry to return to Miami if we a $50,000 cash bonus for signing game tickets, ra11sporttIon The first event of the meeting bid by Kings oa1ie Hogie WINTER PAI{X It may Football League last year, told chance of getting together. sistent with the salary structure ;is,000. will roar away from the star- Vachon, who was credited with look like a tomobile and a furnished, luaufamous nursery the Miami Herald in a tele- They told you they don't want to of the Miami Dolphins, which is ter'splayat 8:!Op.m. Saturday. 20 -A 20-year loan of 11,000 at ry two-bedroom townhouse. rhyme has come to life on Lake phone interview, "I would say meet with us. the best in professional football, mlnlma,m legal interest. Baldwin Saturday as babtubs Hobble said the dab is to / -Scperate compensation and guarantee the contract for its flounder back and forth in the . i ,,. -, entire an expense account for public Second Annumi Bathtub term against any disU flO) Regatta, ( relations sernce during his ability or death and bear any •.; playing years and separate expense of insuring It. Proceeds from the event, At VC Races..vay - ,4fA/ p/4 Wednesday, April 7, 17-tA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 Lakers Playoff Hopes \ - J'isIrii..ttI ' I 100 BACK - Crchett -f The Buffalo Sabres, who had been booked by a basket r , •.._.. 5.9. Murray (L 1.2 .1, Ca v n ranired second in the National ball game , .. ..• . -. . (S, 1264 100 3REAST - Gardlner 1 J lIocky League in scoring and In Tuesday night's other (El 1 237 Lambiert (5) 1212 T . -- '8' fourth in cctories during the games, the Toronto Maple '? ( Lr (Cnitchett !Ei. '1 regular season, are one game Leafs stopped the Pfltsburgh Gilliland Mulligan McCormc) M4 Z C away from 'ummer %acation Penguins 4.1, the New York 1 35 3 Seminole (Attaway Du8o4 -t ' - _'i.' - .I' Newman) S 151 Lake , It's Stanley Cup time, and Islanders neat the Vancouver Mij though the playoffs are Just one Canucks 5-3 and the Los Anger ?Z Lels Johnson -4rI • ç* ; -, gameold,th les Kings edged the Atlanta . ov f-f step from elimination Flames 2-1 -4-__' 200 MEDLEY RELAY - Seminole irThe St Louis Blues, getting "-The second garue of each (Muter, Tr.mm,li, Lmhe, Kevin - 4j4two goals from Chuck Lefley series will be played Thursdsy '••i ,. - " .. ,, ..rand solid goaltendlng from 20- nIght -"-:' . • Lake Bnantivy (Hsack, orgue .A" year-old rookie Ed Staniowski, •r a • Derek Sanderson scored on a Kri.g, BrInker) :34.7. 700 FREE ' , - . -. .. -_ '-' * - --' -14" - stopped the Sabres 5-2 In St slap shot with just 4:14 gone. Whitrn CE) 2:00.9; Kevin Smith :. - - - '-i " . os y nghl 1) Mapk Leafs 4, Penguins 1 MEDLEY - Lake (5) 2:153; lodd '' opener of their best-cf-three 229; Hosack (LB) 220950 Aggressive checking, plus prr1iinlnary playoff SLOSHY lid goaltending by Wayne Li:h.4 Church Leegue League play r-m Thursday with First (Si 2S2 the Pinehurst Softball Field. The weatherman wasn't cooperative Presbyterian playing Church of Nazarene. (Herald photo by Bill If the lust-game results are Thomas, marked the Maple DIVING - Bartlett (El 13S. SOFTBALL for Sanford's First Baptist and First Assembly teams In the Vincent Jr,), any uxlication, the Sabres are Iafs' triumph over explosive Bemon (SI 9535; Kni.g (LB) 73,05. ______________________________________________________________________________________ not out of It yet. All four home Pittsbur d 100 FLY-Cooper(E 1:01.9; Hosack g h. Th omas turne ILS) 1 - 02 I - Cnth.tt (F) 1046 100 teamsWonluesdaynight,and S aside 35 shots and held the remaining wo games FREE -McGovern (Et 525; Larry Now Dickering With Giants Penguins scoreless until 4.17 of Kevin Smilh (5) 53 S Brinlier ( LB) Buffalo-St. Louis series are in :55.1. 300 FREE - MGovemn CE) t1üti -oti Wile he -.,, 141,44, , ,qrco,i'p C2 ,3 - .- _______ cq.'njo once - H Thi %ccodated (/2i (2' .4'C4') /6 / /. 'h1e the Reds face JR. f flirhard in their traditjinal up4ner at home, a Mep ahead of l -. • Seminole's boys and girls dunked by Edgewatcr, the rest of the Niitional League, I •. .1 swImming teams turned in The girls bowed to the Eagles, the first shot of the American - ; nearly id'.ntica1 performances 51-28, but held off Lake Bran- League wars will be fired In MIAMI (API - The HaIti. to lead them to a World Series and Walker during his time in Thes5y in a high school double ticy, 43, Milwaukee whcr the Brewers more Orioles' general manager vlctory. PhOOflhl. The three met for over rr. dual meet, falling to Orlando -,r Anne Smith bagged victories host the New York Yankees. says slugging outfielder Reggie "pt this time, however, hi5 five hours Monday night and Fvwater and thumping Lake fnrSpminnII '!nS0-yard Catfish Hunter will pitch for - - ;like to lead the n agwii 1uesday and terms are unacceptable to iantlev. and 100-yard (reesy1e events, New York against Milwaukee's club to a World Srec tItle -il )!" The gcnr! manager a th at!pert betore Peters left. The Se'iIno1e boys ro!lid hiic Tom Lake placed first in Jim Slaton. he can jut' agree to contract tedded, 'Ieg;e asked for a th€ 'atnots 55 2" but : - us 100-yard bre'ist.stroke Peters expressed optimism. Tit ti, azi*ts wal o€ the terms multi year contract" Peters "Any time someone asks #, )p.fLp only ones played on Opening )OU GIRLS S373 Coo er(F) 5 439 Calvin (5) GM hank Peters said Tues- declined comment on reports for a multi year contract, It - . - * '.' • - •' 200 MEDLEY RELAY - 6 242 100 BACK - Whhtmir (F) Day, but they'll trigger a week itay he failed to reach a con that the s" Edgew?er (Gardlner, Ghlilland, 1:07.1; Miller (SI 1:00.7; Dodd (El end landslide, .year-old Jackson means that hi. wants to play for 1W'. tract agreement uring two asked for a three-year "p Muron, Neal) 2:15.3; Lake 1:12.7. 100 BREAST - Lake (5) contract "oblcm is strictly In Friday's National League days of talks with Jackson and for about $675,000 and as.sur- you' The Hor1on(E)09)Forgu, Fru CITTIS " Kejano)2$ action, the Montreal Fxpos wdl his igent in Arizona ances that he would hae per (C&vn Lamoert Smith Attaway) Edgewater (Cooper Crichett send Stii Rogers against Tom Heggie wanLtoplay and he rliisiontoattendLisbusm 2.21$ 200 FREE - Mulligan (El McGovern, Whitman Butthenbecautioned,' Right 3:39.3; 2:21.3: Marlin (El 2:30,3, Ramp. Seminole (Kelly, 0. Lee, Schirirt', Seaver of the New York Mets, would like to play for the Oil. interests in the West when flow, if anyone asked me what I,. o Ies," 4ers 35w. ) C I hfu 1,1 "11 (5) :Se.S. 200 MEDLEY -Gardine r e ih LAJ. Young) 1:06.2; SemInole (Mcintosh, Don Sutton will .e •hr,l, necessary. were the chaflces 0 f ft egg e CE) 2- 37.9; Fruscelta (LB) 2:46.1; Ken Smith, Kurt Smith, )arler) Angeles Dodgers against San theOriolesarea great club and iamt,.S2:W530FREE_ 4:09. Peters said he had three difbeing in our lineup on opening Francisco's John Montefusco; hveeatta1entadwmd ace ferent meetings with Jack%n tin>', I'd have to say 50.50." - ' .0 'I A : • - - 2 ," - :' 4' b/yC I ,41V0 Coa%c az4/ i'c o -"66LY ROlR flY /8 EI-',q, ci Z '(R///y'4t " 6R4NP tf4 :_i '. by Alan Mayer - -'-T 'lti1tis ' 1S2U,1.2 40;?tw (2) .5.20. 3.00. 3. Victor.Goddwin 7 ? 40; Q (32) $39.40; P (1-2) $171.40. !ECOND - 1. IbarLorinfO (2) 1 80. 3 70. 7 (Jnlarte Peecirta 14 . Goodyear Service Store 555 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322-2821 -- - V - . ','.....' _'O_ .:- 4 �TFJ11 r,z- .4L- __ - __. - - - - __ - 1OA - - The Herald Covers The Local News The Two Of Faces 4 Moscow Ta x i W - Newspaper ______________ Evening Herald, Driver - - -_ - _M -_ LLI . . ', ------.,.Vmmmmw-. ___ -- A _ - 6 1, ~_~fi~__M_ _ _ _, v., - iwiimerlts kve"` I 9__~Iff- , ... ' are ..1. .... .... .. ..., 1 - II .. .. higher llind services that man)- citizens :.: .I.' .... .. - tonvince them ---- to types , : 'l7.J jf1jiJy)j 10 REG • t 'V Li M Ix B RE YE Rs • buy some _ - __ ___Iw__=,_ ----- f_ -•- : hildren's department store, -. ,j.J /nF' IL I( . - _______________________ - - - - 1 L &_V__ - __ -----------. - - __ - __ - - - ____ -.-, . __ . .7 - ~ . _~ _M ___ '. i =_ 7 7 , : .::*.*-'-'-%Y.' I IpIIih & .ro ' fIm ,"I I.A - - 2 - ... I 2 Careers S ess 2 13.1lip. 14o. I I 0 or No. 126 , - . - ~___ -. - i - - __ uii noweverything - from how -- is 3-PAK TRIAL SIZE BONANZA I ...: ... .*.,. .'... 11 - IX. ... .% COMET EG r . ___ ___ - 1. I ~ ,,,. . -1.iI-4i_i,,i_ k- .-a. ::*,. . ..'........... ''.. cove- o ft ._. , ..... Q BOLD ~~A 6 .4 2. turnedtotheampsisrecenU . - _T - __ ~ . - i-,t;..,'~',,,t,~ It ,,Is .t;-;..-.... - -~ ,•;7~_Di_ AL -.. - - '--.••' -'- ' ! -' V - a,,,,, e - - - t# 4 " -,--. " - -. f .fj.if~-. ..,-, r, V.1- , d _aj~ -- _1 -- - 75ft. c ' C st.,. proje.'t manager for National Opinion Research Center in - REG. 6.49 1!~,, -, - . - - i _______ 17%h , .~ I ..-,:- ~t I ..:-.,, ..,. ~*, ,~ ~ CHARLIE COLOGNIE April 7.10 1976 L . , - " k_- ,-: , - , _ .1 - __ __ ---- - ____ - . . - g _ __ ..' ,- . - - -. -IV- -- _ ~i___'Wr -1 r--- s 'ff I____ -------- ______ _ ~~~ __ - -, - -_ - M - -__ ___ =f sr - - - - - - - -_:z I _,- -1 ___ - %_1 . ________ - - . I = .1 137 i,/ ,, ,,••i t...", ..w -,.Xf \ TENNIS / I-', , cill, - REG. $2.88 - 88 e __ ' -r::4 pl_;;_~_17_ t-_a01A1~;[;i1J 19.,t Rag I I ~--'I \ 43c Sic. I EGGS - 0ur r -' o! - -- . I _.r -4, , - ___ - .- 0 , 01_ - Antique collecting is another bobby, as well as nwing. ._7W_' _ In $w~ Mrs. Sbrocco I"life and people. If sommw is I feeli.ng low, she tries to cheer them up by saying,'Vb(y don't you - - _~ _1-% ZW W _ r i_ly _ __ - - , __ - .I . - -3; . Ww" ir , ___ _, tiL__ ~ ~ - 1sgood"Soaretherecfpesshew1.etosl'e , ITALLAN SAUCE AND MEATBALLS I Ib. ground wit 2 eggs aftims-_ _!-_T_w&T--___ __________ __________________________________ Make ei&ht atbell&uwnwellthdeepfai Remove all fat pan. one e can a few minutes, thenpotInstewpan.Mdmelareca.npwee, one can tomato paste (large) cook slowly, 2½ o 3 hours Add water, ½ glass at a - ojanowski, Debbie ELECTRIC JUICER Pressure i 110, 1976 Ltrri' 1. 9 ; 88 6a 1025 ,cuills. . *. .'.,.... .. v '--- X - W.____ I ir 24 BREADED I Is, - 7 ` _ vc *, presideut; Peggy Denman. secretary and Ellnore Ansley, vice pm1denL A Bonus 4 OZS. 75 w 1 -- - ___ DON'T ORGET TO REGISTER J.- I- .3. -_ ?,z,-~ii- :-P~=14~~;~ v- ~, -L~ 7 -- 1 . Saturday. Last Week s Winner H.n.rttta Pearson, Rt. ji&' , iiiitilin ii i ~ Awma w- ,%r Special . " a UQ - it - .`,~~ ::~., , 1. .~~ WHISKEY .~:% ' . li I 'I Qt I :- . WV MiShanl cind) Sjabo, Sandy SCOtt, arid Janet l.aubert ' •4_ J_ t--__ .,p- - 4. - • .,.i . _31 .J' _', ____4"W -.'---,-./;- '-? - i. .,. . k-0 W at 710 West First Street 2: as th " '' -, -I-~,, i . " i, A , -, :., _--V"iltl_ '! 1 7_71I . -1 l7_,1.4a,_% - I - x?-OR, - r .1 51 "' . --mi __ - 1- _Zti~ ~ W, `--- -:-, _r-.-;- FREEZER SPECIAL FOR THE LATEST IN : UNISEX HAIR STYLING I CALL OR .; 5 1b. Center Cut Pork Chops • 32 Pure Ground Beef Patties -) Al 3 OZ EACH r,'L - l4_ M-'% I ,e IND. W'VAIFW F"wv ':7. xf ' - PLUS - - rA -4-1i ~ - ---------- - -. - .. - - - so - .-_ -_ _____- -____irr-y-W - !7,V,.M-- - ____- _- =W _-, - ~_ 1 i, -1 --.' ___11 - - 00 11_ Rw- _____ t -_ . BEEF-LAMB-PORK-POULTRY 00 2501W 25th St reel , 1~~~ Vrx Sam's Portions 2 244 - i V lbs $1 J! _ __ -1 11 Z - -.7Z*_ - tb ACH - .1 11 I _ 1 - - _ - -~ Ii__kV , ._:_., I I J Caladium -,. -7:4 i Opl)u To. Svu you - _N ,.0 21It_ a Dee. • ugidex S tju'g F OVER 75 MEAT ITEMS IN STOCK j IF WE DON'T HAVE WHAT YOU WANT WE'LL ORDER IT . -. 7~ ~.~ - 75 ___ • P ., _7;?"- .- ' " I landscap:ng, sodding, shrubbery, annuals, Peat and trees. : !: G 9 - lr - 1 _ i .. I s-3 ' -A Complete 4, - I , 01 I Mansfield Nursery & LandscaninD r McGibbon, linda McKibbin, Pat Moye, Linda Sipp, Ca-wy StkvTow, Marti Smith, Karen - C _1--.P'~-_If!-,~ -njeZ Valleydale $• 5 !ii; 774z-__ _,i . __ %z, - __ _ _ r _, -_& 7-"ry ~*_.7f---74 ,Kt:~S -Erliq ~~- M Weiners 10 Lb s r > Time For Spring Gardening Debbie Bowlin presented an in teresting program on tso remarkable women of Florida. Refreshments of pizza and wine punch were served to Tina -, ir V9 w V% pressures Marti Smith, bvild, and ne.-ves become Mc(ibbon, treasurer and (It) Council repres en tive, pa Sloye, __ "`-'__- L __- - .-:--.. I - 4 11 W- - P "in these situations," said Ms, Aufseher." sensible eating . -_ VEAL PATTIES _ J11 April 18 to 25 is Nation.al or a personal reward. Regait- way as a wardrobe. Eat three 'brown bao.' Secretaries Week - that time diess of the reason. the result is sensible meals a day and never 'iwiklii k6twl W %: ,ki W 1 recording secretary; ,%lariles I -- I$ ____ . r . : j S~ 1. I . - - ____ Vaz~a;____:_ ~~ Our everyday O!ue :;------ - f1=71_____=4l_41-250 ; . V_T at their desks; with incredible BLENDED N ~, r I ~' ' at a ceremony held at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, Saturda) t :, . _____ ... ta PHILADIELPHIA YoU omus c - . Association Installed of(leers for the coming year if ,...: \W "i _JL%!,-t.1F) . A Iv ______ 1_0 I, vcr % _. _________ are Debbie Bowlin, president; "'iches, french fries and cakes . Without coupon 3 99 G.E. FM/AM DIGITAL ""-- 4 Imt was held at the home of Case), and danish pastry break. .. -------- For long-lostin I ac t-jLI- Y%onne Forguson, Darlene seems ircreasingl) difficult, Horn, Jan Kroog, Mariles particularly she works in an office where the pace ranges a; A . Sensible Eating Can Give Good Health ;tnisinSsZ :, '.._* 7 .. \ . _______ - % . %& McGibbon and Roy Metcalfe. asey - I The last inecting of March coffee break turns into a coffee ."'. . April IRON Dazey L -_1 . .... From " ., I CURLING I In -. 0si.~ "i'll, • - - 4._ -. . i- .. ::::: CLOCK RADIO - ________ -=0010= I!— P , _____ UUI= [;U,11" an wt*U' as vfxl~416 Qi - ;6),."!9 er_1_, __''_ I -__ ._. _ __ home of Yvonne Forguson ith Morrton and Steve Millis, Darlene Horn co hostess Members attendIng were Prograw chairman Karen Arlene and lion Dudley, Wallace introduced Mrs Darlene and Dann) Horn, Jan Walter (Bill) Gielow who and Ken Kroog, Linda and presente,i all interesting Bruce McKibbin. Pat and Sharros, Marti Smith, Karen Wallace, Mynnie Schanel, and I --- .1 Switch / CANDYS4&, I - 37 . Rog. $4.". 33. n Cuddly. Foam filled. EASTER I ----. - _____ PRICES GOOD APRIL 7.13 GENTLEMAN HAMILTON BEACH Automatic 3 99 • ' It' .... . r- RABilT . , .'--- - M. 2 HAVE OPENED A _______________________ .. FA...f,ifli4 .... .----_-.1 -... I ........ I. KENTUCKY ___ - 11T I . rved Everyday at Woigreens 11 I 4 ..- I - ii $-J , -_ - 2111111 I -lh P:;, f Res."t - 12-oz. Do- ::- 3 1 'P I MALT * '% loo,it % vr*,A,, 4 V , .-.4 " _,~~ .c finds a recipe sUgiy dlfteret from one she has, she will try It ' ,4 .C1. I I ",wu l v ..... I..- 11 - #-,b r honest-to-goodness front porch .. 69 ,%.... & UOM1i CASS.,ZAYRE PLAZA, SANFORD o . C OUPON P i e LIQUOR SPECIALS CAN 0 E byDANA :. . Chrome plated O ,, ..., RACK El '.j.4oq , " . ~ I _ -~ ` I , AI 10 ,_ _____________________________________ be good, then I put a copy In my file box' Smiling, she said,, "Why, a cookbook would be so Instrating! I keep th.ings simple - - . V4, .. hrs u' ,, si ,car tr.n i.. .,i,u. ssp a meai 1 guipee juice I UNCH IDEA o 1 was the girl's rush social posed to be gentle and patient sightly extra pounds," Sts. and coffee on the wa to the bus 2 devilled eggs, enriched whmodelmeetingheldatthehome w'thththarriedsomanbehsnd Aufsehersald leads to the two pieces of iteorloopercentwholewheat of Karen Wallace. Pcesident tile typewriter or steno pad. "But it doesn't have to be; Danish at 10 a.m. bread (I or 2 slices) celery Lintin Sapp introduced tile It's also an cxcellcnt time for, c*,;c,i - liat-rowing - in the illubt If you're likely to be stuck in sticks, 1-i medium dill pickle, I ow members to the rusheei land secretaries to give themselves office experience. Re-educating the office for lunch. try the (Continued Oti Page 3-B) turne the program over to a special kind of bonus, eating habits holds out the best Vice President Mariles St- especially if their waistlines are answer for the boy sectletatry cGibbon. Following Ole therne not as trim as the), would like who often cats the wrong foods of llapp) liirthda) America, them to be at the wrong time because of • each nwmber and guest opened D" W 'Too often," obse ed Janis her hectic lifestyle" a gift shich contained in Aufseher, Area I)irector for Meal planning, both the office formation acquainting tile Weight Watchers in Central lunch and your dinner at home FORMERLY OF rushees s Ith sororit) Mum F lorida, the secretary who Is is essential to success, and B Eli Y A N N E' S HA I R STY L I N bers attending were Tina toting around too much weight should be coordinated the same WOLFF'S . 0 , , _.. , - -_ __ ______ __ __ ---_ - - I _.f - - proach.ing lroblems with :`1 mort husbands relocating for .% .. their wives' jobis. .,.r Noting that "women came to %- th "ie encouraged tr u rticipte in p;Ial triinmg programs offered b .... . OLIVES '%-LL __________________________________ ...- - - M- - 1. X i - .-- --.___ -- - -_ __ , . .. e-, -.- . ' 01 ..... .... .... l-' - - .-_ __ T - , --= ... .1, -:- training programs aimed at I. omtn in "Une johs" leading to management rather .1;" - ______________ ki- -5~ ,-___, I,C;l- MILK EGGS - - * speaking at a luncheon on her experiem-es as a personnel representative for ftt company, noted that "there is more opt porihinity now than ever before I ed to several factors, including governIncntressuretohIre - IW9 scent I opportunitys a __________ -i 1'.. : , - K_ 6!`;P4 .41. -$ - .Ni z- %co #, * - - I ____ 440 STUFFED SPANISH ' 'r.... , I ____ - Cindy Szabo and Janet Laubet t. 1, Everyday at Walgreens ., I _.. - - -77- __ - -. '. " Secretaries, Give Yourself . 6 Ggeo young / - . .1 .- ilil~ spray 1311 _.- .. " i_~,`"v I . . - k ..' Sharie Crain, manager of ::: ( =_______ V A, t , ....:L REG. - fi(,~-I,-J . ~ .. , , kV;-A.*.k17- ;~, - ,4"~ .911. I bedifficulttomixacareerwith children, there was really , no : -1-.*.problem" for her handling a .... kl~2t -, ;t -aw,t - .,-, ' V * V , She said that although it may -- -- ..I . *11 ' R4~~ " ... 5 Steel Attaches to w a ll 99 ~~ .,~ remoobt nczz HOSE HANGER __ - -? - C - 1* % stage nor the 60-year-old pecan trees planted by the original -,homesteaders adequately They'll pick till their tbgeTi bun at this weekend's Hatcheti explair the Hatchett Creek - ina ::: - ...•....".,,\ t of refund V; I HOSE I. r,4it7 __ pcets ...' 1 88 .54,&l . 1 - , " *14 -. '- to*,%I P 4, I * - . - A piophet once said Do not _______ Karen and Al Wallace, Cindw , / i _71 ZXJ,,Iiflrt_+ __ - 2for830 , I knew there was a need for this kindof program when one student asked hew I 'managed' to mix a career with m mar- Sprinkler FENCE " ~.X leaving 2-gallon 33-INCH _____________ , 4 ., -i-AMMI-Aiia , Liv . ~i, - - look 1976," they were met by 511 " .jr, Itt.1 ___ ,~ NA6~_ 14 _ M --'~iLli@_ _ -K. w F-R I-1 ",.V~f'41"19PI;, " _7 - ll' / I. - %. - 1.,,-l..I . 11111' - - ---" , 1 ~ - -73 Improvement Project (Cip). &app. Marti aW Danny Smith, &&j".1a I I I Ad I ixq - -Q 1 Theta Epsilon's last ineeting Guests attending were Nancy irl Felruary was held at the and Nelson Thornton and Dawn I ::,:* L.r . - _. Theta Epsilon Meets For Talk, Rush, Party %, LImif 4 REG , 96 69 3 pars 100% nylon stretch footrovefs. .%%'. .'...... ' - _ ___________________ ,IIC'IlCOuP'lt'Lt'wIs V - .11-1 All."' - I __ :_ - _. ~~;_,,_:4 4~_5~_?!_ - ; without coupon ec I. ... ... .... • Sue Shrocco of Eonwood is of Italian descent and loves to cook. She also likes to keep things simple. Most Ins keep their food simple, and iae plenty of t omatoes," she said. "My mothr, who came from Naples, always said, 'Americans eat too much, and the food Is too rich!" Mrs. Stro'xo admits to liking all kinds of food, but prefers cookin g with yeast dough. "Even pie crust Is so much better with yeast," she said. She doesn't own a cookbook, but she does have one &nall recipe file box, while 4e calls her "treasure chest" "If! find a new red I think we will lik e , I p lac e it in - 45 so that I cannot hear what you s 794; : : . .... .... Studied rd lorder No limit thru 4.10-76. .. ... --' - ** :... .1.1. Indians didn't call it Iia Ueek, but they no doubt felt the _____- - p. ByEWA NiCHOLS Het ald Correspondent -. "• , - i a____ ,. -, `11 § 0 .. 16"'y PEDS ..", ., 29 . :,: 4 _ - Can BeS mple .. I TABLET -_ ' 1/ *X--. . \ ASPIRIN FOR PAIN '. *'*'*' ... ' - _._ - Italian Cooking '.l.' -- - Bayer , :..".. ..... CU? iho.i :~~ BIZ D DEVELOPED AND PRINTED I ge Bo er l I process 49 . .. ___ ... abiding nffeMinn fir Patchett . 7-,i - ~ _________ :: 1 / - WALGREENS or FUJI COLOR PRINT FILM 39 . 1: k/f".", 1f na 7-1.1--4, - -------- .: 4L "Aw _: _ , KODACOLOR CREAM ,er %% / ,. REG. i, ' ::. 1% 'J 9• _ `**.... -'" Said Graduates ___ __ - Fresh 1301 --- _--Z4 = -_ - ~, 1 _- -.- 7 ii~~ Lk _ _, = _ML'_ .-- - Lf- 1:6 .7_7r!_!~A;1 __,F. 1,.L L _ -7 e-_;-z r1- The Soviet Image abroad also - - - 1. _ _ 1. - _.. ______ -_____ _ - -- -" 1 It 1_411 . "L - __ _.. IC * U#'11AII 40 IIP?i fl LU If ..... ;'0.1 j -_ . \`%.\\ . . powder with baking kind of treatment foreign vis- ---':-i 14. -:.;;__-- i'eL'ung 7 ` `Q _. &% 110 "'" 1TY \ 10. 1~ - Y COPPERTONE 1., :•.' I . - ___ 8 97 * - . :'i. **Our goal is to give such good _ __ __ ___ SHOWER to SHOWER .. I CAV GHTER . __.V__1 - \ `* - 1_._e- ._____1 I 6.4-0Z. TOOTHPASTE ". I... 129 I :. 9 - <~ . 1 - . AIM .. § HINES ~ .-: ~ ~ ... mg '' Cook Of The Week .,- - April 710 1976 Limit 1 CCUPON Pit ,U11061 11 ... ) . ________ - . I- PEI -_ Z-______ ..-..- - 1 - connected with this l3icen. _____________________________________________ LiJ,J,lp 'r r1 [i[_II 1IE Takes the acid and gas out of ocid indigeslton 100 tablets. 2 effecti They'll pick on the Hatchett Exploring Creek stage, j the parking lot, tennial year, but the real under a tree, or around the celebration feel1976 is by this year. campfi re and they'll pick until cou ntry's y n pr 9, 10, and 11, folks their fingers burn. who appreciate the }iatchett three clays the music will One of the best ways this Creek spirit will share the 200 ring.For Hundreds of people will fee l ing Is expressed is acres around the barn and commune with Mother Nature, bluegrass, the ear thy music stage and pick on acoustic and kids will be kids. Old about America's little instruments the music their ladies will work steadily over celebrated heroes like the great-grandfathers created, their quilting frame, while exmuleskinner. Banjo players, fiddle players, changing the latest gossip. In This weekend, you're Invited guitar, dotro and bass players the distance a blacksmith will to Ilatthett Creek a place, but all sill contribute what they hammer out a piece of Iron on also a bluegrass music know and can do They'll come his anvil celebration i rnil v i t of from hundruls of rniks iround, Th1 for sun O1h Gainesville run If you set up camps, build campfires, century version of the Spirit of miss Hatchett Creek, you may meet and renew old acqualn- Ratehett Creek But that spirit be missing one of the more tences. Ile `11 stay up until 4 runs deep, fed by the great honest Bicentenni.41 events of a.m. every morning, pickirig. southern feeling for time and the river. r Al - I - 's t I __ a I AN D 5.4 "lNGS & - tIl their government is taking tareof them. It citizens aren'tt satisfied - 5~FL -___ :. if Alt Coll ., r' Music 14" w w - There Is a lot of page ntry : 634; 11 " DI 9 GEL ANTACID onsider the best test o' tiow - - calls for a V-29 per cent in('ream in retail turnover, aimed .,it getting more money into eir- II Wth B ue Ic " NOR - DCIVS - COn Ide Conveni :N 8 ci 0 tjI LA:.: '11 E;M A KE e -I ( #~1111;;11 I VUR CAN - 1111111111111111111111 _______ _91_ - ...... ... ...V ", ...... .,.,.*. : h i o rm • . a . = *-'.'i - . - IV M - .1- trrent campaign -- ;i~_ MI! 1111111!1111111~ 11 F:. :.,I tried to perk up the service in,' ,Lstries, but the stakes in the -, i I .. .. , yr ii SUNDAY , ,,j Re ve T CALL 322• 2611 - THE HERALD .. : stocks have boom ordered. but'll light rofservoill to limit quantitists on oil items (Liquor Closed Sunday) I a soil-out occy Wsll# ::::.. .. :: Armpl* our Cashier for a RAIN-CHECK am any roorderablit item .... '' .... --~: . -.. Someregular prscos qvolod may vary of some store$ Phone 123-9190 Rx321-0250 X. _____________________________________________ : _______________________ I - Ad A % - -- bob fo' O. dautio. '77 .. t ;__ -1 . 1. .---:---- - .. Any others atil out low everyday Walgreen prices :' , r ub.IN- $11tibstis' umm -11 -,, . 1-he controUed press, aided b the Communist party and the Young Communist League. has no trouble finding model citizens to write abou1 But ,A hen it comes to convincing the average worke hat hill Nis .- -, -1,. sz me 0 r - SUBSCRIBE NOW ZAYRE P[AZASANFORD ., -_ _____________ 2F 0411 SA - In The World. - - - OMEN I of Seminole County Better Than Any Other MOSCOW i AP On March hotels and shops. Fifteen mU t pcs, officials don't want the way. One tool, as usual, is the System of the customer waiting tables or new volumes in sets of 19, Mccow s evening news- Lion foreigners came here in the thousands of visiting sports barrage of press publicity, in three lines: one to see goods, books paper published a g1owmgre past live vears and 37 million correspo ndents go techniq ues, one to pa} for them and a third decrease thelow,ex port about 1W city taxi drivers are expec*ted to come between home %ith stories of insolent though, are also being tried. to pick them up. ! Motor Pool 15 The) had now and 1980 waiters lfld organizational The number of self-serice Customers are also bfll that form In Soviet cities pledged themsel ves to ex Particulzirl in 1q80 %hen loulups stores is increasing as opposed urged to order hard to get thene verscarceproductsgoon ceflent serice ' had posted \1osro hosts the Winter O h-m. So the campaign is under to the still widespread So viet goods - such as certain sege. sale little signs to that effect ontheir dashboards and praise from customers was rolling in. But on a rece nt ni gh t :1utst • SELEC Mosclow's biggest • QUA • model drivers of Motor Pool 15 '111111 were now here to be found and 0 V,NG the surly, more traditional cab dri vers of Moscow were, as aways, demanding exorbitant fares and insulting anyone who complained. / The contrast points up, the o difficul ti es the Soviet governnient is having with t latest drive to improve service taxis, restaurants, stores, govcrnment offices and other banes of the long suffering con SALE PRICES WED thr'i SAT STORE HOURS timer. - - - - EveningHerad,5anfordFI. Wsdngsday,April7i97 Soviets Encouraging Improvement Of Services -- -- - -- �- -- . " - .-. ,. - , .~__...-_ -I.- f7-' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Give Yourself Sensible Eating Wednesday, April?, 1976 - .. - ... - - - _1 . - .___- I " ~ --'.,-.I* 4- Pi:7,____, ,,2&—.Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. '.... _,~ - Wednesday, April 7, 9Th-30 Secretaries, A , Bonus -- (Continued from Page l'i fruit, beverage I moot I Sunzrnei' Swa CcIledllon if ,, I" 4 . ...---. 0 1 AV k ` f / I~ (I ii* Bokonj - i J. I / ( ) •. __ MWEr MI ____ Apr. H. I'RIUF SI 29 Coffee _____ LINREmd - I I 7W, . Hearty Apr. 8.14 UaC Cola bits Plus tax all Deposit i'-oz. -, P' - -1 ._____ 1 r,1-c A J" DE) 102 Yf I W Vk I.ECTLDHAVYSTErn(3€LFSALE ----=!] I* i- 4 99' Chuck Blade Roast............ 79 At the ".. CASSELBERRY.FLORIDA 'e WHOM ir N d:t s. Those are the sights and tindjnu 'i" Wh2t '.V5 CnCC ise spirit is there you Know It called the "Old ;ainesville whep )Cu fe-el it. c:::;. Council will hold a public meeting Icr the enactment Of , a t AN ORDINANCE OF THE CtIV OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA,. ESTAOLISHIF.IG THE RATES. - CHARGES, AND STABILIZATION FEES FOR ALL USES OF THE MUNICIPAL SEWER SYSTEM: SCHEDULE or DEPOSIT FEES; EXTENSION OF FACILITIES COST CONTROL; DEFINITION OF RESIDENTIAL. MULTIPLE DWELLING. AND COMMERCIAL I ___________ City Council GOVERN YOURSELVES AC - FICTITIOUSP4AME .,n ti'it I itm - 'u t r t.u',ni ss ,it III A Jo' i Si, C,lsst-Ibrry. !,tmrx" t. - flII, FIonU,i, ufldq- f thi f*(t,tr/1'. Court, Seminole County, Florida accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name StatuteS, to Wit: Section 863.09 Florida Statutes 1951. , Putt'. 1976 1)1 x Wlfu. Jr '.'.rt U 'I U. APIt 7. j- 4, Tasty Cool'.d Salami or Beef Bologna ....... Delidous Lebanon Bologna or spic'rna,sw '5 Sandwich........................ 79 or so "am F boady.to-ta.-out Southern aw rs — Fried Chicken ................. '2" Tail. Temptin' Fr,sh-!tak.d (Top with k. Cream) flHJ gall #n* Cherry Pie...................... la.M t*$ D.huous Piosn, Poppy or Sesame, Fresh-Baked (sus, •. Place lUI.t., situ side S vmd b jjsz, tp,p O.O . ____ stiffiv lt&itus Broad ................ ,ui panta u Isa $4.s*sd D,.i mtz,i sr 5 49' p g. PaLl p 65' Swift's Premium Assort.dScusog. Great on Biscuits, Bi.okfast Club Brown "N Secrv............ Corn Oil Margarine.............. ', ' 59 SAVE 6c Bit,. Bnn.t Regular Margarine ............... .. I? 49' B'ddig's Tasty Chipped Beef, Hum or Turkey "e ' 99 to 49 Seafood Treat, Tasty Fioz.n ?*IE' ............. B Ssofood Treat, Tasty Ftuen Wiener Wraps.................... 4 Kosher Dill Pickles ..................'199 New Zealand Quidi.Fioz.n K'aft s*gnatur.uwnktyi. ,' hii Mozzarella Cheese PrOm &.4fi) (50-6 with -. LogO 89' a ' emb.................. 3on.k,sCann.d IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 74S73CA.2oEE In the matter Of the Adoption of: TAMARA .10 CAREY NOTICE OF ACTION TO The natural lather TAMARA JO CAREY Hostes Ham ................. (Malt,a Grill-Ch.,s, Sandwich) Swift's Premium Tru-T.nd,r Sliced Sliced Ametican .................... . Cottage Cheese.................... Florida Regular or Bo.f (Groat with Bolted Bons 62' Dated this 30th day of March 1976 Publish: April 7, 1976 Oscar Mayer WIsn.rs, '1' 0EV 36 ap 11 48c :.i::.i.; SAVESc Food Storage Bags.............. 2,t 48' Medium Garbage Bogs ........ C '88 o - . . . jjjijjji " & gwl~ " j SAVE 3Cc Pub1z Strawbe Baby Herbal Essence Shampoo...... ''59' ________ _______ it. Fed Orange Juice...................... 4 s ' . Blueberry Warfies ................ .,e BAVI UP TO 17. AppLe SAVE 6c Pictsw..t Poly Bog SAVE 21 c Gcv.d Hot a# Cold, wIth Le mon Green Peas ..........................'69t NeIea Tea Mix .......... ' SAVE 14c Booth Oucitec Pound Cult SAVE 13c AR Putposa Hunt, Heat n 5ervo Fish I Crap. colon u.................. E x " FIA '4 Pubiur I 24,cfi Aluminum Foil "'4 .I I 11 12 D ..... Wbcoetsln Choose Bar Shari, CJ.ddo, SIkJI $.oz.p&,. Apo YAP - I ' 34. I ' $1.19 i. LIMIT 1 PER FAMILY PLFASE - .- .. uww '- % ! I _. '' - Swat.. #- _s.•.,, Grease ReLief 22-eu. bottle lb SAP4 FORDPLAZA_$ANFORO LO,ONt)tLLAoE CTR. - LONOwoo PLAZA --CASSRL&FRRY It xTRA ~4 T f4A -- -- — LI —1 ' Cr "" q' jiIAdeS EX go] 4A Wnk.fleld King Crab Meat 2. "I. 114g. S.1575) ee seeen____________________ -rd -------r . .,. Datrhl "NO&IUJVIA 1 $ 1O&.t (' Wed ApJ 14, 10161 ______ 4. JwGreens"tamps . r Publix ________ —.- [. * '"' Walnut LaM Coke * EVLAW 1AA THIS AD GOOD - AT THUs LOLATIONS OWLY -' iii ll4WGreenStanips • 1 ____ . I ti where shopping Is a pleasure $ lUW1UUmItrn,tfltwjututilfllui - . .. _ ',_, ,, : "'n o COFFEE b. I 79' Apilt ' GRINDS FOLCERS • '.L=. .. 58 Auort,d rs Carnation Instant Broakfai 611.plt.plt !_JLrW ::4L7 25-ft. roll VT' F X T RA &I ~r ot.jr - Apple CI I mg~ i 38' BamaieHy................... RA '4 i ' _____ SAVE 6 A Fam4y Ttoel,it" 's 89c Chocolate Eclairs.................. SAVIE 14c Some with Stoak, Cjinkle Cut 24 -ft. Deep 111,1119 30c ALL I -- 98' Tomato Paste..........4t.98' I.L 19 Fillets.........,s,. $ i S .k'1ii .LLLE$J . SAVE 1O. Groat in Lasags,, Hunt's `F' -- i'—. '.- Tomato Sauce ......... 5 SAVE4cMortons(ast..T.mpting 11 78' SAVE l2cUakvcSpa0hettiSouceHunt, 59' \,,_~~~ .___ * T.ziz. Glass Pius......U.78' 1 98' ;-- - SAVE 2OcspensorWithTnggor 1.VE 2c S:vawithSyrup,EggoFioz.n , -g.!~~i,,Piiiiirrun -- I 128 . ..,, 490"33Ø• '30 T.ziz. Glass Plus...... SAVE 2k Minvt.MadC.nc.ntrat.d 100%Fla. ' Of s -, - ,, I Jehnon s Baby Oil 46 III ,jrr t1ti"lTiiSS , ;i)Oriincic Dry,. Sanford 3777 , SemnoI County. Florida. uncic the fctit,o,s name BIG "T" 'TIRF 4 SERVICE, and that I .ntersl to 'i uster sad name isith the Ctrrk of 'r'. Circuit Court. S. mtnole County, rtorici. n accorcl,snct itth Inc provisions of Fict iti ous Name 1 of 1974. ISeali Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr Cler k of the Circuit Court By Elaine Richarde Deputy Clerk Patrick Phillips of Baldwin & Dikeou Attorneys at Law 500 Highway 17 92 Fern Park, Florida 32730 Attorney for Petitioner Publish March 31, April 7, 11. 21, 1976 DEX-171 S'a!u'r. In Wit Section 58509 Florida Statutes ttSl S: Torn P. Taylor, Sr Pt115h M,irr h I? 74 3) AN.' 1975 OF X 91 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE by virtue of that certain Writ of IflLaYCCI&YU aIi?IiAI r10 E..I... ..... ....a .1 ...a 0" sawlini v.0 Orange County, Florida, upon iudgment rendered in the aforesaid court on the 181h day of December, A D. 1915, in that certaIn case tn. 'vs. Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following described property owned by Eleanor P. Win, said property being located In Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: Being that certain lend situated In Seminole County, Florida, vi:: Lot 6. less the Northerly 92 feet of the Westerly lOG feet; and Lot 7 less the North 90 feet of the East 60 feet In Blocs it F. Calselberry, Florida, according JUthe Pi*? thereof recorded in F'ia? Book 1, Pages 21 and 75, of the the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida Additional intormatior. available tro,n the Civil Division of the Seninole County Sheriff's Departmerit. and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at Ii 00 A M on the 29th day of April, A () 1976, offer for sale and sell to Ire hig hest bidder, for caSh, subject to any and all exi%Iin Ieins, at the i ront (West) Door DI the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, FlorIda, the above described per. sonal property. That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms Of said Writ of Execution. .; :.." Plaintiff DONALD FLEIG and JO ANN FLEIG, his wife, and BEL AIRE HOMES, INC a Florida car. porat ion. Defendant NOTICE OF ACtION-PROPERTY TO: DONALD FLEIG and JO ANN FLEIG, his wife, Whose residence is ucknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action toforec lose amortgageonthe following property in Seminole County, Florida: Lot 137, SPRINGS OAKS, UNIT), according to the map or plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book Ii, pages 71, 73 and 16, public records Of Seminole County, Florida; Together with Hot W41er Heater, Dishwashic, Disposal. Furnace, A C. Range and Carpet ties bevn fiId aga'ntt you and you are required ii, serve it copy of your written defenses. if any, to it on the plaintiff's attorney, whose name and address is E. 0. Palermo, Esq. of Shackletord, Farror, Stallings 1. Eians, P.O Box 3321, Tampa, Florida 33601 on or before May 5th, 1976, and file the original with the clerk of this Court either before serviLe on plGintiff's attorney or immediately thereafter. other wise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal uf said Court on March 29th, 1914. lCunt 5"aI) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. , John E. Polk, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida PublIsh, April 7, II, 31, 20, 1914 . OEY31 1976 CCI Q! the 1.0VrT Thursday Morning 600 '4 SUNRISE SEMESTER: (Man. Wed, Fri.) READING ANO THE INOMDUALTUOS oi songs, dance against the txi'op o 'ICS'1SWidSOIS1dS(AthO (4) 1) YOUNG AND REST- - ' - K 655 6 THE ADAMS Puts a now cast on the case. Ricaf(inMol'dalban and Jarnes Ca.':ahan 5 THE BLUE KNIGHT: Acieraodexco,,ct,tja,mng 1X%MOrgat1for piJI1inghiii behind bars,methor*caHyhires a Pf eSSKXuV jJerto 5 NEWS STARSKY AND HUTCH 35' 700 CLUB 1030 CM ALAN BURKE SHOW 19 800 CAPTAIN (21 4 24 8 9'12 NEWS LILIAS, YOGA AND 1130 (•2) 112 TONIGHT t,4i bi LbS L1s''L ''E Th 25th Hois." (IL' WEDNESDAY MOViE OF THE WEEK: "Bad Honakj" 24 ROBERT MAC f'JE)AL REPORT BOOK BEAT (4) G1ILIGANS ISLAM) j'1 frV' 1255 .12' NBC NEWS 2 12) SOMERSET hasit stopped 500,000 people 400 (2) IRONSIDE - 2 Cwi cer fron it by going, to the doctor .iU-( i.-.'LR, '- NI1,.,,Ii.Jr17IUCIO SM iMan.)UFEINTHESPIR- (12) DINAH 35' ADOAMS FAMILY 430 f-bad" (B&W) 1940. (Fn) Sutler'sGold'(B&W)Edward Arnold. Binria Bare3s1936. 112) MEF-IV GRIFFIN SHON Pat (Tues) I' ____ 24 MISTER ROGERS' PROGRAM- MING FLOYD 10-00 ENTERPRISE THEATRES '2 12 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT '4 &Ij O..n • ,.., I.hatlhs'i, [J -- ,_ Adt?i$ *Te.ist3.1Istis,Ktl.,7$. Tiqi 4 There Ic.. NI0$d AdvOs SI. kids Mc " NEIGHBORH000 9:30 14 KUTANA SM THE 700 CLUB ' b• Bray, (ahuo. 1957. DI'tvers" Peggy Ci,rwm'r; (0m 1958. Brtttsh (Wod) Sons of the Sea Michael Redgrave, Valorbo 1* on. (Thcn,)"UFO" Torn Pow,r (Fn) "'flwea Cheers for the Irish Thomas P,4tctielt, Priscilla Lane, 130 2 12 DAYSOFOURUVES 4 6 AS THE WORLD TURNS ) RHYME AND REASON 200 7.) THE ELECTRIC COM- -: American Cancer Society 24 SCHOOL PROGRAM' Robesi - - - MING 35 MOVIE' (Man)P.tyGu-ns OJck" U_ Iaoo tiorL. chemotherapy. Jhev did it hecaut' nf thc advances made through research. More than 1,500,000 Americans are living proof cancer can be cured. The American Cancer Society needs millions to save millions more. Please, give more today. \Vc want to wipe cu: cancer in sour lifetime. Mootir' Belle Davis. JrTi Davis 1948 ' CYTItS Patrldc. 1Q (Tiws% 'i'hn Loman (3 (Wed) 'IrMsste Man's Revonge" (l,*j) Jon Hail (j ga'd 1944 ('flu's) - methods cf treatment today: surgery...radia- Belie Davis. Olivia Dc Havdlatid 1942. (Fit) 'Writer CHRISTIAN UV1NG (Wed) THE ROCK (flys's) MANNA (Fri)THE BIBLE 9' MOVIE- (Mon.) "The Mile — in time. Thcydid ii, with the help of the effective (191) EDGE OF NIGHT 6' NEWS AN'S HC?E SM MOVIE: (Man) Boyonc the FOIOSI.' Bette Davis, Joseo Celten 1949. (Ties ,1 "June BrIde" Belle Davis, RoboM P aniory 1948 (Wed) "The Letter.*' Belie Davs,G&oSorxiegwrd 1940 (Tht.n) "In This Cii, Life ' 7 SCHOOL PROGRAMMING . I fear kill t1iern.ThvdidI HARTMAN IL) living. ,i,; ;. . .A11IMAP*,MAt17 4 MIDOAY KANGAROO 6$ COMMIJNIIYCLOSEUP 24 SCHOOL (Fri) CONS1JVR SURVIVAL KIT (R) 35 ROCKY AND FRIENDSUNDERDOG GOOSE (FII) MAY B. NIMBLE 'C LII Lvr'uIIriou 24 ELECTRIC COMPANY ICA 4 BUGS BUNNY AND Thurs.) DUCK. DUCK. - 7J 24 ELECTRIC COM PANY 19) BEVERLY HIUIIJJES 35' THE LONE RANGER 24 (Mon.Tues Wed, mcn. ULlAS. YOGA AND YOU (A) 17-'I 'i 12) TM(EM ijvç r6 SEARCH FOR i4 TOMORROW CM (Man. Tuos, Wed., ''L 8 LASSIE FRIENDS 121 MA.GMF1CcJ•4T p4).p9_ MACHINE 24 (Man. WORLD PRESS (urns, Wed - Thin.) LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS (Fri) _- 500 MICKEY MOUSE CLLX3 GENERAL HOSPITAL 24 (Man) A BIT WITH KNIT WOd WOMAN ALIVE 35' THE MOTHERS IN LAW 3 30 '4) 'Si MATCH GME 1* THREE STOOGES 19 ONE LIFE TO UVE LESS IT (Tues.) PRACTICAL 24 K 19) 1200 MICKEY MOUSE cii 0. BEWtTCHED 6K PAIJ.. HARVEY COM. (2J 191 NEWS 610 '4 PASTORS STU)Y 6 ' SUNRISE SEMESTER K (Mon. Wed, Fri.) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (Tuos) UNDERDOG (Thin.) B&A,L- 'Sartago's Miorlca" (A) 8 ALL IN THE FAMILY 151 11411 1155 Kc8SNtwS only) AFTER 530 "2) 121 NEWS (A) Afternoon ernoon 9 DAILY WORD 99;_; 2) 12 ANOTHER WORLD 11:50 6 Wed, sm below. 3:00 RSCOLENOAS (Tues., Thurs.) JEANNIE (WUd PROFILES INEOUCA. TTM (Fn) DAN GRIFFIN a terrorist Counter-culture grow (fl) CHRONICLES 1000 1 2 12 MCNAUGHTONS DAUGHTER A itw.n officIal (Nohornsah Peesnif), who had both thOmObvoarsjoçr,xjrn,. ty, is accus of slaying his r$,aI but Lati& (Susan Can) uno*wths new evidence that 2) ADAM 12 K I LOVE 11XY (Man ) WITH THIS RING 8:30 SM FRAN CARITON EX ERCISE SHOW 900 2 PHIL DO .HUE SHOW '61 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW BARETTA SHOW (R) 3 (Fn. orb) SENiOR SCENE 8 '2i cescrnrOry i4) (6) CANNON: Dean he dfl natod son c a retied general 't'w a hero in his father's eyes ss$'ien he is chafgedwlth killing the head o( 9: ON YOUR OWH (Fri) RE UGION IN THE NEWS 9) HAPPY DAYS (A) 24' (Mon. Wed.. Fri.) VILLA ALEGRE (Tues.. miss ) CAR- ' Ugg.vns join Comohxani-,,, (B8 c4 :121 FAIL HARVEY 700 2) .12 TODAY (Local news aI725asJ8:25 :4 61 K 8SNEWS: (ch. 4,1:30, local r- ws). 7 SESAME STREET 9 , GOOD MORNING AMER- 2 WORLD O'uThu's SCHOOL DISCIPLINE (Thu's)NOVA(R)(Fri)KUP'S (C)SUNSHINEALMANAC (mIOS an I SPRING IN NEW ORLEANSDock Van Dyke and (jj S C H 0 0 1 SPECIAL 12.. MENTARY WINKLE , 7 UUAS. YOGA AND YOU '9 SUNfliSEJ(MIIIF - 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 12' PERRY COW'S CANI NES (A) (Tues.) s.) SOUNOSTAGE (R) (Wed) HUMAN RELATiONS ANC 1130 HOLLYWOOD (2) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:15 Owens arJ the Buckwoos, CwardPa Jones, Wu Rinan, kkr Sane. (A) TI THE BIONIC WOMAN: WwJtsveryiflIng:'Ja K)nai desert (7) 24 SESAME STREET 16) THE FBI: Preempted 2.30 _____ ACOUILO1! )NLt4!J01U4 THUTRE fl 1030 HIGH ROLLERS '2) 12 7) (Tuos oniy) A $i ECOIIO "THREE HOUR MUSKETEERS" 5:30.6:71 OPENING SESSION OF THE FLORIDA ULilSL.A1L,WE 5' 700 CLUB 1100 21) 12: WHEEL. OF FORTUNE 41) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW: _____ ______ 6:00 "FOUR MUSKETEERS" 6:03' 9:50 "MY PLEASURE IS MY BUSINESS" 5:00 ni... us 1 .. .q4 _____ ____ A t' 'M-. i 'DAUOHTERS01JOY" ' - _.,., _/. -; ..'- -- i'j -JaJ' j_•,. .j-_a,' _ -.T._ - Fall. --,ic —r. ,,', - ---,..-- 1 FflEESWAPSHOP AND FLEA MARK(T EVERY SUP4OAY$AM 5PM / ' ' - \ in - - .'_ CA11321 liii - - final foilowt: the warehouse and property located at the street address of 444 Plumosa Avenue, Casselberry, Florida, with the legal deScription being: all that part of Lot 1, First Addition to Casselberry, according to the Plat thereof recorded In Plat Book 7, Page 30, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, lying westerly of new Seaboard Coast Lne Railroad right of way, comprising 953 acres, south of the county road better known as Plumosa Road, 8x 10 Color Portricilt Choose from our collection of new and exciting scenic and color backgrounds. j'i 88' additional information avaIlable from the Civil Division of the DAILY: 10 A.M.-8 P.M. SUNDAY: 12 N-5 P.M. Ser'Irtole County Sheriff's Department, and thd urtd#r-signee as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida. will at 11:00 A.M. on the flrd day of April, A.D. 1976, 01cr 'or sate ane sell to the highest bidder, for cash, subject to any and all existing leins, at the Front (West) Dooi of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the above described pertonal property. That said sale is being made to saltily the terms of said Writ of APRI MIRIL L john E. Polk, Seminole County. Florida Publish' March 31, April 7, 11, 21, 1976 DEX 163 THURS. FRI. SAT. SUN. MON. S 11 13 2938 Orlando Drive Sanford Execution Sheriff - (4) (5) TONY ORLANDO AND DAWN- Gun: Buck 12) i2 THE (Y)CTORS 4D (5I) THE GUDINGLIGHT 1) THENEIGHOORS 24 (Mon.) COLLEGE FOR 14) MKE DOUGLAS SHOW (JJ PERV GRIFFIN SHOW GILIJOAMS SLAM) judgment rendered In the aforesaid By: Elaine RiCharde DEX 112 i.i(TJdT court on the 3d day of February, A . D. 1916, In that certain case en filled, The Celotex Corporation, Plaintiff, -vs. Semoran Drywall Supply, Inc., and Kuron McMinn d ba Mac's Drywall, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following describedpropertyownedby Kuron McMinn, iaid property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as Clerk of the Circuit Court Deputy Clerk Publish: March 31, April 7, 14, 21. ano .2 1Z THE LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRiRIE 6J aasi 5 NOT FOR MEN Cl-Ji..Y (9) LETS MAKEADEAI. SQUARES 4 C.) LOVE OF LIFE K (Mon., Tues., Wed) CONCENTRATION 7-30 (2' PRICE IS RIGHT CS) DON ADOAMS SCREEN TEST K HOGANS HEROES 'hi'E 525.000 PYRAMID PANY 9) $20.000 PYRAMID 2) 9) DAILY WORD C Fl A C K E A BARREL (A) ANIMALS: iJor 241 INTERcOM24 35' STAR TREK (Mon ) Jerry Rubin (Tues) IRA (Wed) MA (miss.) Rictwd (gj4 (Fn) T - SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION CASE No. 7441I.CA-09-13 SUNDAPtX MORTGAGE COMPANY, a Florida corporation, ' L FICITIOUS NAMe i,, n uit s 11 r, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of Orange County, Florida, upon a final First National Bank of Maitland), a natIonal banking association Plaintiff, vs Eleanor P. Win, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of ____ -. FruitCocktajl ___________-- 98' Trash Bags............................. SAVE iO DcusDtiMnte . fim on Leaf & lawn Bogs................. CAILIC 17 % 3-Mil Trash Bags.................. No?u Inc titled, Southeast First National Bank of Maitland, formerly the 111 SAVE9c ____ Evi I Or rL'Juu, in A140 FOR . , T11 sf_f,j - SAVE 17c City of Casselbel-ry, FloriJa Publish: April 7, 1976 DEY3S _____________________________ - ri,,,t. OF arTPurr') )ALC _%k : It DEPOSIT FEES; ENTENSION OF FACILITIES COSTS CONTROL; ESTABLISHMENT OF FIRE P0TECTI0N C 0 S I S; ES I A B L I S H ME Pt T OF DELINQUENCY CONTROL POLICY; TEMPORARY TERMINATIONOF WATER SERVICE; DEFINITION OF RESIDENTIAL, MULTIPLE DWELLING, AND COMMERCIAL UNIT; REPEAL OF ORDINANCC NO. 282; CONFLICTS; EFFECTIVE DATE. . The nrrw,,4 at the City Hall, Casselberry, City Clerk you City Clerk City of CasseIberr', Beef Liver...................... 'of' 79 89 Own-Fresh (Small, Large, Schmlarltos. Law-Fat) Food 1~11111ffiill AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CASSELDERRY, FLORIDA. ESTABI.ISHING THE RATES, CHARGES, INSTALLATION, AND STABILIZATION FEES FOR ALL USES OF THE MUNICIPAL Mary W. Hawthorne, land Into fail to do so, Judgment by the City of Ca se tt,cry In the LA-i Default will be taken against you for (Limited Agriculture District) the relief demanded In the Cornzoning classification. The parcel it plaint. rçally described as: This Notice shall be published LoIs 11. 17 arid 13, Block A John, once each week for four (1) con. sons Pou ltry Farm Plat Book 6, Secutive weeks in The Evening Page 0 Semi nole County, Florida, Herald, Sanford. Florida. This property c on sists of apWITNESS my hand and seal 00 Proxlmaely 150 feet by 1650 feet or Said Courton this 29th day of March, thereafter Swift' s Premium Wisconsin CJis.s. Bar, Indrvictuolly-Wrapp.d Process.dCh.,s.Food SAVE lOc .,Ij& of a nonqmecgeiicy Ordinance entItled: . Home Park and east of Lake Kathyrn Park, in the north central portion of the City. Public hearing will be held on Wednesday, April 21, 1916 at 7:30 P. M. in i. assiriotrry L'Iy PlaIt, , Lake Triplet Dr., or as as possible (Seal) Mary W. Hawlhcrnc, GLAD SPRING CLEANING SPECIALS llililL -- approximately 17 015 acres, locate! north tO Inc iln Stree t" lip Salmon Steaks........... '' 91" Dolidouson5andwkhes,Qauss.n Whole Fryers ......... ....... . 49 Cut-Up Frysri ................ .59' Fryer Breasts ,,..Ribs . '1" Fryer Drumsticks........ 99' Fryer Thighs .................. .99' Fryer Wings .................. .59* Fryer Backs&W.cks i 19 r m Be.f Bologna.............. SAVE 32c PIh.U,yI Crtht. Ctj Swift's Premium Tendor.G,ewn Gov't, Inspected, Shipp.d, &D, USDA Gtod. A WO papdii sad 5.1* 3W 1 $ ?f is Vol IMMI flubs — $., *a s,. -s lures -' annex ed from a parcel of Dolidous Kitch.n-Fresh SubmarIne *y ki .'ik enactment WATER SYSTEM, SCHEDULE OF ulrecommendingtotheCitydouncll office of the Clerk of the Circuit that the beIowdcscrlbedproperlyb, Court on or before May 5th, 1976 U New England Loaf .....'D69' 14 the 1200 K LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 1230 COUNTRY P1)1CC '°° 2i 12 TOMORROW NOTICIAS EN ESPANOI. (Thus) WHY? (A) 6:10 (I) WILD, WILD WORLD OF HIGHLIGHTS -- TO TELL THE TRUTH 2 2 NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by the City of Casetberry that the Council will hold a public meeting G000SON, be entered, and ou are continued from time to time by the required to Serve a copy of your City Council. CITY OF CASSELSERRY den.werarpleadingtothe Petitionon ZONINOBOARD GOVERN YOURSELVES AC. the Petitioners attorney. R CORDINGLY N OTlCE ISHEPEflY GIVEN that PATRICK PHILLIPS, of Baldwin a. Dated ttiis'nd day of April, A,D tre Zoning Board of the City of Dikeou, 500 Highway Il-fl, Fern 1976 Casselberry wil l hold a public Park, Florida, 32730, and O the (Seal) hearing to determine the feasibility original Answer or Pleading le in the - ZOOM FATE Th 8:30 (2) 12 NBC NEWS (141) (6) CBS NEWS K I DREAM OF JEANNIE (9) ABC NEWS 24 BOOK BEAT 8 fIN TIN TIN 700 24) TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN for FAMILY AFFAIR 8 57 Huron County. Ohio CflPflINCLY. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that Dated th:%7n4 day of April, AD. JAMES BYRON 0000SON has 1976 Florida. filed a Petition for the adoption of (Seal) Public Meeting will b held in the your minor child, bearing ?hC Mary W. Hawthorne, name City Hall, Castelberry, Flor'da, on City Clerk of TAMARA JO CAREY and a the 26th day of April. AD. 1974, at p(ay,'conta1n.dwilp4nth PsittiOn -. City of CasseIbeiry. PM or 61 tOOR thersfler CS requests the Court to award that a Possible Florida ,tit which time the proposed Judgment of Adoption of the minor ordina nce will be enacted on final Publish' April 7. 1976 ________ by the Petitioner, JAMES BYRON reading. DEY This meeting may e the right to limit quantities sold 6 24 DEcADESOFDECISION MOV1F-"Ag1rIram" -3r- MOVIE: .-- CITYOF CASSEL$ERRY.FLORIOA Notice of Public Meeting .. - 410~ Legal Notice — 's,m cl PROJECTS UNLIMITED, QUENCY PROCEDUWES. TEM. PORARY TERMINATION OF SEWER SERVICE; REPEAL OF ORDINANCE NO. 28); CON. FLICTS, EFFECTIVE DATE. The proposed Ordinance is posted at the City Hall, Casselberry, Florida. Public Meeting will be held in the City Hall, Casselberry. Fiorda, ' th 76th clay of April, A . D. 1976. at :30 P.M. or 65 SOOn thef'O6ftet as possible, at whith time the proposed ordinance will be enacted on final reading. This meeting may be continued from time to time by the '11 (21 14) 6) 9 NEWS to atnai - and that I intend to reistet s-ad name with the Clerk of the Circuit UNIT; BILLING AND DELIN. 4 800 ctutorace toretrioea tape v,thJ a Legal Notice entitled, ____ .T_. " NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN oy Inc City of Caflelbccry ?flbt the . - '1" c it P,.mium P,nTmn R.,naia.t Ra.if , bygorw end of the day, when a perfect sunset is painting the sounds of the Htchctt Creek sky and a deer with her fawn Bluegrass Convention, The bounds out of a clearing Into a comblnst ion of all these things thicket, you might feel closer to may create the spirit, but it explaining about this feeling, doesn't really matter exactly And It seems even closer natdoes,%atniattersft Statj1, To WW Section 86S.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Lorry B. Kitchen .. - Imperial Oven Roast 4pi/ !- FIorin in accordane wIIh the Pi-Ovisiont of the Fi1itioi Name v ____ I 4 Chuck Blade Sf Swift's PremiumProT.nBon.ks,Boof I 00 ;7L _____ . . ' 88c 4 Swfi sPr.miumPro.T.nB..f $1 01" 1-1 Comet Cleanser ________________ Mug o vi' Pubtith: April 7, 11, ii, 25, 1976 OEY-3i --- I r - 90! ;o I 0 ' .. -' Cub Pink Whit. Wine I SAVE 30c (Buy 3, G. 1 Fi..) SAVE iCC (10c Off Label) l" ' I I t SAVE lOc hOc 041 a 1011 Spic & Span .......................... Z' 5 1 P , ib" u 9 & 9 - __ _ 1 -' — - - -. '-''— •... " • to be a smarter shopper. Senei - __________ .' PubIx has the good things you preter. Swift's Premium ProTen meats cut to your liking, fresh quality produce, aconvenient ' ,,) 7 FICTITIOUS NAME Road," feeling the hard earth, (ContIniJ from Page 1-B) Notice is hcrc' v v en that I am packed by steel-rimmed wagon engagetl busness at Hwy1436 P O. Box 3095, Foreit City, Seminole spirit. Even the broken bits of wheels rumbling along to County. Florida under the Iiclitout pottery, arrowheads, scrapers, Hoglown. You can almost he name ob CHRIST IANSEN. and artifacts you can find along the squeak of wooden KITCHEN, INC.. and that I intend lo the banks of Hatchett Creek sideboard.s and rusty axles of regtter said name with the Clerk of the Curcut Court, Srn noe co unty, dcn't rt;illv help explain. SPRING CLEANING SPECIALS Evening Enjoy Bluegrass . '1 I1eaI Notice Coconut Cremers .............. ... 'Places 89c SAVE 1OcK.n.t.Ration Dog Food ............................ 4.88 fl " OfllY :'1 " Wednesday whole wheat bread topped with lettuce), I ginger pear, beverage. Ginger Pears ___________ Kids Lov..mlSunshin. WKE SMART SMORING 14 1 6 they help you • 1 PUBLULTHEY flinner -., PubIIxj Oyster I'. -- 1 11 SAVE 7c Hilton's D.iicsovs - - T . __ ?Ij I PLEASURE. Plate nr(; 88 Tartar Sauce......................2 HAFFY DIFFERENCES '' M z 1 -. 1 88c / I'hisWeekFealiire - °.' j Mixed Vegetables .............. 3 SAVE 6c S.rv. with Any Seafood, H.Hmann. DISCOVER THE 1 ( 'C" ' t41 . I "N• - __ I J i 4P STONEWARE , 'SAVE 17C Ssrv. with Any M.aI, Vag-All . beverage. Spiced Peaches Slice I medium fresh peach. I)evilled Eggs Place slices in small baking l lard cook 2eggs; ut in half Peel and core l medium pear dish and add I tbsp vinegar. and remove yolks. Mash yolks, Dice and simmer about 10 Top with brown sugar and mix with I tsp. prepared minutes in cup water, replacement and cinnamon to m mustard, I tsp. mayonnai3e, Sweeten to taste with artifid al taste. Cover with foil and bake l Lw. onion salt and medium sweetener and add a dash of at3l5 degrees F for 2ominutes. chopped dill pickle. Stuff egg grouiI ginger. Makes I ser- Makes 1 serv ing. (This can be halves with mixture and ving, made In advance and stored in sprinkle with paprika. Makes 1 LUNCH IDEA No.3 the refrigerator.) serving. Turkey w sand Ich (4 ounces Let variety be your watLUNCH IDEANo. 2 turkey on 1 or 2 slices of chword when you go out to Open faced chicken sandwich enriched white or 100 per cent lunch. Select a place that offers 14 ounces chicken on I slice whoir' whr'at bread) celery a variety of salads, sa ndwiches tririt);,t v.h,t r Ilil) p&r ('CIIt sticks, spiced peaches, and baked or broiled foods. I r TELEVISION LISTINGS AND P-."w l'zavRe 0.9"...'t 5.b.% Oaidr,'n i'd sOOt One 51Ln O.po,'f,.'.I a.,. N s,esct *4Ot.onai luO(I$ - 9,Oa4t O 'ii %501 I.".4, st wow .OiorI $0 OOl$ - close l.o,i hraPIP.Id trtts.t$ Iw,- O aol.tloAt U Max Sooct sOObwIil pttiat; olt•*l Si p"c•t G s/anteed o'A.sls iIsttic1,on ot Mansp OIsI,t,A, sOu.idsd Noiwn.n CPwq. All 0991 - j•' �— -.-.-,-.---. 4 B—EvenIng Herald, Sanford FL - Wednesday, April 7,97k Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednssdy, AprIl 7, 97"8 t A Week's Worth Of Delicious Menus For Varied Meals PRICES I GOOD QuantityRi9hts Reserved WINN DIXIE STORES. INC COPYRIGHT - 1976 APRIL SA11JRDAY ItEIItESIIEIt inch rectangle; cut into 3-inch Steak FrenchFrses Salad Bowl cut off tips of leaves. Rinse minutes, depending on the l teaspoon salt Silt together the flour, baking and 20 minutes. Let stand on Tube Cake with squares. Fry, one at a time, in Crustyfl oils Fresh Fruit under cold running water and at wattage of the oven. Serve with powder, salt and cocoa. Cream wire rack for 10 minutes; loosen cup unsweetened cocoa Coffee Frosting deep hot fat (370 degrees on a Beverage powder once wrap each artichoke desired sauce, butter, crearn cheese, sugar edges and turn out. Demi-tasse frying thermometer), turning Note: Coat the entire inside ARTICHOKES 1 cup butter separately in wax paper: bring AFTERNOON COFFEE and vanilla; beat in eggs, one at COFFEE FROSTING once, until puffed and golden. how to microwave them. Two 3-ounce packages up two sides of paper making a CARL'S NEW a time. Gradually fold in cocoa surface of a 2i-quart fluted 3 teaspoons freeze-drkd brown. Drn on brown paper. cream cheese Cut stem ends From 2 medium drugstore fold and twist ends. CHOCOLATE CAKE mixture just until smooth. Turn tube pan 10 by 4 Inches) with 2 Instant coffee Keep hot in a warm oven. Serve 'rtichokes tases I3ji Flat. Place the artichokes on a nonRepeated by request with 1 cups sugar into prepared pan. Bake in a tablespoons softened butter; I cup firmly packed dark at once. Makes 20. 1 teaspoon vanilla With a sharp heavy knife cut off metal platter In a countertop more chocolate flavor. preheated 300-degree oven until sprinkle with 1-3rd cup finely brown sugar 4 large eggs tops about 1-3rd of the way microwave oven and cook until 1 cups sifted cake flour a cake tester inserted in center chopped walnuts, then with 2 1)1NNER FOR TWO '40 1-3rd cup water down. With a kitchen scissors bases are tender 10 to 15 Prepare pan as in Note below. comes out clean 2 teaspoons baking powder Artichokes — about 1 hour tablespoons sugar. $4 cup butter or margarine 3 cups confectioners' sugar In a small saucepan, stirring constantly, heat the coffee, brown sugar and water until sugar dissolves and mixture boils cool. Cream the butter: gradually beat in the confectioners' sugar, then the col. .e mixture. If necessary, to have a good spreading con. sistency beat in a little more water or confectioners' sugar. Generous amount of frting to cover a 10-inch tube cake. O w IIJ KRAFT AYONNAISE1i FISCHER BEER Limit two 6 packs with $3 Oc Ii 'chat. excluding cn'r?',i 6 12-ox. CANS ALL T GRINDS IL % KRAFT it Pretzels • 3 •' 1 $00 S., Gs GRADE "A" LARGE EGGS JAR Maid (lb0.. I i Macaroni • • ASTOR COFFEE Limit 1 with $3 00 at more puirhas. uluding cigarettes flqcI ggc CtQCIi,1 Good SUPERBRAND Limit 2 Doz. w/$5.00 or more purchase excl. cig%. 1-LB. $1 09 CAN A,$or Cc41.. Creamer..... 'a, MEATLESS SUPPER Eggplant Fritters Yarns Green I 'eas IkedToln;t(oes Bread pudding Beverage EGGPLANT FRITTERS Adapted from a Southern Fee. pe. -sound $3boIIt) eggplant I large egg 2tahle"poonsflour 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 tablespoon butt, or margarine, melted L4 teaspoon raIl l teaspoon pepper Peel and slice eggplant; steam until tender; turn into a colander to (train well; mash there should be about 1 cup. Beat egg slightly and stir in eggplant and the other in. gredients. Drop by heaping tablespoonfuls, well apart, onto a medium-hot, well-greased t riddle (350 degrees if electric ddle is used) and spread each fritter so it is about 4 inches In diameter. Fry until well-browned on bottom, then turn and brown other side. Keep warm wail all fritters are fried. Serve at once. Makes 8 to 10. DOZ. I ROOT BIER, AND COLA WAMIk * — I. I! SUN r -- SUPERBRAND GRADE 'A' 9 %TIME 1LAIN4 SUPI*BRAND ALL FLAVORS SHERBET OR ICE CREAM C P' HALF GALLON 2-LB. PKG. $1.98 69 Limit I`w O Lb, with OO O o.• pchcue, sad. c,gs. (AS SUN ON TV) HAWAIIAN W-D BRAND USDA CHOICI BONELESS CHUCK ROAST U'. TI PLANT t CA CA C J HA EACH RVIST FRESH FLORIDA GREEN W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE SIRLOIN TIP, BOTTOM OR TOP BONELESS ROUND STEAK 3LBS. OR MORE LB. I:t I I.n Iii / 'i $ 39 CAB BAG E y_LB. LIGHT SUPPER Fish Soup Salad Sturdy Sopaipillas STURDY SOPAIPILLAS 2 cups flour 2 teaspoons baking powder 12 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons shortening . cup (about) water Stir together the flour, baking powder and salt; cut in shortening until fine; stir in enough of the water to make a dough Othat can be handled like pastry. Turn out on a prepared pastry cloth; with a atockinet-covered rolling pin, roll out to a 15 by 12- 1O — HARVEST FRESH W-D BRAND NANDI-PAX PURE LEMONS GROUND BEEF 69c LB. WD Sliced FOR 59c Woppd Cheese......' 99c HARVEST FRESH CHERRY ' USDA GRADE A' FRESH FROZEN WHOLE FRYERS A Ck c LS. 2 I 3-C') Hgig, Biscuits . . . . 2 un. 41. 1,11 #1, 'TOMATOES h';,h# 00 PiNTS$ tAPt V AII "A" 1 49c Marmalade Goes Into • ARVEST FRESH FLORIDA YELLOW ,r,'( CORN Breast or Leg QUARTERS EARS (ICIC LB. — 1 ; 10 HARVEST FRESH IDAHO 1 W.D III4ND USDA CHOICE ALL CHUCK INCI.. 7 BONE CENTER CUT CHUCK ROAST LB. Oscc.t Mayor 'POTATOES 11111 I (- J II 89 (.cIn 1 BAG 1 OLB. $49 oNO Variety Pack. 969 HARVEST FRESH ASPARAGUS W.0 BRAND USDA CHOICE 114 CARVE RIB ROAST 6 9 %t LB.1 S CIos,ets Icicle or Whole Koits,, Dill 12'.. $109 Pickles . is. . S • I hR. BORDEN'S U.S. CHOICE FRESH WHOLE OR RUMP HALF LEG 0' LAMB 3 ta.9 99 NGE JUICE 32-ox. $100 CTNS. Loin Chops.. _ W-D PI3XI OF CORNED BEEF U LB. $129 HMIhife,tJ'ri$ 110111 1, I tJ1i-I F.41(J, or 5ovaqe . .... . $169 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. ,."------ w P.!EF pEO!.. T. •Dessert %%'hen there's a jar of orange marmalade on hand you can mitaie one ol the most delIhtf) desserts — Marmalade Meringue. It originated many years ago and was cooked in a double-boiler and served hot. Now we find it may be made another way — in the oven and this way it benefits from being served chilled. If you welcome delicate (lessert.s to prepare ahead, the chances are you'll appreciate this version. MARMALADE MERINGUE 4 egg whites I F, teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons sugar .' cup orange marmalade 1 teaspoon vanilla Custard Sauce, see below 6 membrane-free fresh orange slices Beat egg whites and salt until they form tilted peaks; gradually beat in the sugar until they form stiff peaks. Fold in the marmalade and the vanilla. Turn into six 6-ounce custard cups placed Inn 13by9by2 inch baking pan. Add enough boiling water to the pan to come up about 14 -Inch. Bake in a preheated 350-degree oven until golden — about 15 minutes. Remove cups to a wire rack and let stand until cool — the meringues will sink. Chill. Witi, a small metal spatula loosen edges and unmold. Serve with 40nstnrd Sauce and garnish with the ortnge. Makes 6 servings. Custard Sauce: In the top of a double-boiler over direct heat, scald 2 cups milk. Beat together 4 egg yolks, 14 cup sugar and ' teaspoon salt just until cornbined gradually but vigorously whisk in about half the milk. Return to double-boiler top. ttirring constantly, cook over hot water until slightly thickened and mixture forms a straight line across a silver spoon. At once place over very cold water to stop the cooking and stir in 1 teaspoon vanilla. Chill. Makes about 2 cups. .. C - -- - -c - I . •-.. Jf7t -......... j 'S i.. f.. :.. .. 1 -. 741, T La ' "t2c , s..4 a. C'. 5 ._. - - •. -.,_ .., '. 71 ' :' v -. , •s, . , .fj3.. '..- p. . .",'.1c-&4 . .i' .'k .. tUr" 5IetdtI._ -r . .s '' -, .','L'P , .(.-.I.,C. ;'i.a -, ... • ••• .1- i)_ '-.b'• --I .... . lip, W 'V �L ____________ ____ - - - - - ____ ______________ - Wednesda y, Ap ril 7, ?, 1176 ---- Abby Child H IN YOUR il:A-MILY? With •••1 [)F AR -- ABBY: I am a Sunda) School teacher. One of my pupils mothers - told me that a 01 few years ago m had somethi.g In your column in reply to s child who had lost his babv brother. She said your a:,wei I:-,- I break een every time think he keeps his losses a secret because he's ashamed or Dear Abbv lk I explained death you retail nich a letter, I would appreciate your printing it heart flow can I love you7 again. PETER DEAR PETER: Your has question is on that I4OVESC}IILDREN 34-evuul,v nut P41cc 3 BR mobile home in L ongwood No t.hiidren no pets 1120 month, Ph. 00 "50. - . ---- ---------- ---------I W. he st -is ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil OneAl 7 bedroom apartments, JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC furnished or unturnithtdr N&WIV redecorated. Come s". 3M E 107 W. Commercial Pncirie322 7861, Sanford DEAR FAYE' Both Idt , niin(t' r I't tr Communicate b) the car Ili), mother mith God by praying, Ud lie I u i Airport Blvd., Sanford, 373)310. - FACED WItHA DRINKING PROBLEM Very '.a te rarers Rewa call 321 09,410. ask for Mr. Of Mrs YAYW. of call 111134tVID evenings. to can't identify my own hanid- . prayed to you to let him live but will help you In your search for %ii-riting. you wouldn't. My little brother wisdom and goodness, and WORRIEDOUTF.An _____________ - - - IId.4f .n I :i.:-.-: that 4) h1L a year old like NEW LISTI NG- _________ little broiher, but you let him "Oh, I broke even." it' a "ere you I'd corisWt a die. You broke my mother's Abby, it's rw)t possible to PSYChLatrisL XI-Angai'MA Ste nstro m Realty - Moderniz ing your home? Sell no 1onger ritiliolded but useful items with a want ad. * Call 322-2611 or --- - -- Angelo J Taddeo, 18, and 18--Help ftnted Deans D. Medlock, l Geneva Longwood Denise A. Nash, 19, both Barry L. Pitts, Sanford, &', Casselberry Wendy A. Therkildsen, 18, and C)imthia A. Baylor, 19, Robert J. Bannelly. 18, and Longwcod Chuluota Diane H. Morrison, 23, both W. Iler bert Hodges Jr., 43, Steven D. Kennedy, 20, and D.HO 66$ 6611 -- Jimmy H. Bradshaw, 39, and Atlanta Ga., and Claudia DiU, 3-4, AItimonte Springs. Esta e Judith A. W111ftums, Sanford Frank H. Perry, 19, Suzznne M. Genovese, Altamonte Springs, and Unda Winter Park. D. Roberts, 17, of Casselbrry. Hugh H. Braddy, 22, Geneva, William J. Krywich, 33, and Employees - Before You Job Shop, both, Genevieve Espenship, 32, both Check With Us I Maitland , Bert A. H. Smith, 47, and Michael J. Victor, 33, Sandra A. Toppit:g, 39, both I.ongwod and Debts L. I Perkins, 32, Winter Park Albert E. Baum, 29, Lmployers- Before You Personnel Shop, Check With Us I Dissolutions Of Ma 'rriage Longwood, and Jessie 1, Van Ho113, 25, Altamonte ..mone Springs ..pngs John W. Vinson, 22, aqd Wallace, Arlene Slae and Donner, Frederick and Ruth Vinnie D. Koon, 21, both Francis 0. Harris, Harvey Canton Jr., Altamonte Springs Raymond A. Jeffords, 24, Winn, Raymond D. and Carol and [Anda Marie Jamison, Mary Arnold and Sanford, and LeeAnn Page, J. Jacksonville Joseph m. 7~r.o, 2s,~ and Harper. John Alfred and Charles Jr. - 1 ~: ~ Janita Mae lzchner, Robert W. Jr., and MaweU, Charles Franklin Serry B. and Florence K. Pennington, iris and Dennis ClL33elbeTry Jerry W. Powell, 36, and E. I Schrock , .-t~-~.~----:----- Sisson, Linda B. and Wdliam Frances . R izer Marla Jean a nd Charles Turw Jr. B. Lucas, A-1tamonte Springs Taylor, Ivy Elaine and EarlDaniel Powers. 33 and ' ' Mary J. Robinson, Mike and Janice --- Ital ian Cooking ____ Mar)' - cel y C ; B Ji I S IP 6%0 _ffx___. , ,,torn , h..0n111 ~ ! t Friend, 20, 55 — !w . . ~: ~j , -, "d: 2 CW flow Davie L. Thompson, 33, and Reed, 23, Sanford Eugene S. Leonard, 31, and Ruth A. Donner, 37, Sanford. 2 UP baking powder Bake in 9xI3 greased pan. SprtWp I Up. supr plus I Up. Joseph L Babb, 30, and dnnwm, and 2 apples, shced, on top. Bake at.150 degrem, for 4 Jayna It. Eash. 30, Sanford Sanford , izx..is with scrc*ned porch, largt corner CLERK TYPIST galore. site, $130. FORREST GREENE OLDER HOME- 3 lots, many fruit INC., REALTORS,930"33 or 3n63S3. PHONE WORK Easy job. Elmer D. Taylor, , Alrdton, 0, and Mary E Martin, 40, Casselberry ij I Robert B. Hawkins, 24, __________________________ 14 ACRE LOT I Owr tools. Automatic Iransm IssionL GENERAL OFFICE Good benefits. Good Salary TILE SETTER Excellent money tentIat CASHIER SALES part time to slairl. Good sa lary. Daniel Radovich, A . ! . --- -- -----~ OLD-FASHTONED PIE CRUST Debea L 2 ctp flour 1 tsp. salt Myers, 21. anid . . emaster, 39, e Terrific oppoiunIty. Must be tops, ow all phases of oraretic art work including fett er presses -- 11 Ut !n fat, add wAter slowly. Divide in four parts. 11m or put my in refr%eratar untfl needM. In making fruit pin, nuiden IV with miL, sprinkle with 1 tsp. -.~—f~ - -ti sugar . Brown pies at 4 tl- ggeeii, fur 15 mirwtcs, reduce Ix,at, bake W minutes longer. RICH SRORTCA1E BISCUITS —~ ---- — . II ' .. W * - I r- '~ * '-,, I stick Ulm Im a 4- - 1-01 I t. t & - I :- ! C - Forrest Greene' -W-0. f1col TAnle, regulation -size, avocAd Sacrifice. %22S P r71 ter tops. Sinots. Installation available. Bud Cab#11. 3r.-BOSI — s.1.c3 \ At Woodmere we call show you exactly what you're 11 getting ....We've -lot It together. Everything is Woodinere is how we can offer these fabulous one and two story homes for so 11"le. ' REALTY NICE NEIGHBORS Newly redecorated, remx3etf'd 3 bedroom home, large (amity • room. C-dar Siding and fence, eating bar, me* carpilitit,g, new roof, contra I heat. 14,SM IQ ft lot %77,700 O.nir 12) OM STUDIO 1 2 •' Dishwasher-Disvosal e Private1v Fenced C . . Professional Landscaping 321 7860 west art 25111 Street off ll?-fl. I I Mile to Ridgewood Ave. Follow Signs. 321-0041 []3 or i -A SEAMSTRESSES lsewIngExpirienc, necessary. Apply Water Bonnet MIg, 100 N or th Lake Howell to T ov Aluminum Siding Land Clearing PRICE ' DAYS - h AVON All ' 1. ANT 0 ~ 0 4 .711- -- . If . .* !~ ,. I ---- --(.- FPt Rrmooel-fi(j. Acj,t,cwi~ CALL THE Furn, or IJn(urn, apts., off i-i at Evening Herald rr estimate 373 6038 11 18 i OR apts Tennis room, - -, - i:vnO'y room CIUSI .1$0 Ridgewood 3 20 -, -~Iir . 322=2611 '7 - ---- ------ - - . o M onday fh 31=9993 -- - • • - bimillow - flOOfl ic D D Baird atsun ---- - CATI 1976 Mercury -- es Doberman Pinscher Pus)s AKC,$150 up. Terms ___________' ts . '. - -1L Cougar XR-7 $3295 I 4 Dr. White, 27,000 Actual Mikr,, 6 Cy I., Auto, Fa ct. A. I I . '. at. I -- - F, . -.----I-- ~-, Furniture MusceihinrouS Sell for )O rxl, commission. Free Pick Auction. - I Ja-- -/ "! ~ -.- L - --.. . tory A.C. Automatic, Real i' Sharp = lt . Z~~ Ij - - -.~-,.* - w~.!-% I ~;-_, .1,;?-7~ -~,I --- L~. .)--- .4 r I Z -, I -- ,~ -k 0 .'-.- -3'zt n All tyrms and %lies STINE MACHINE & '—.u'-,--.---------____•__._ -- WAP4I 10 SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment Got some action with 6 Herald j'- classified ad Well help you write an ad that wil~ bring a last sale CALL 3'72 2611 -n--- 322-2611 or 831-9993 TO CHOOSE FROMI 3295 I," . N ~ 1,---rk"` =- I - z ----=- - LIST %031.00 Grand Prix. Dark Blue, Loaded, Ultra - Sharp, I Trans., Air Conditioning, Power I & B k WSW R d' I Steelbeted Tes 'Tinted Glass t 1`~ " Xl'c-- - Owner. 3695 Complete, Deluxe door panels & styled steel wheels, Opera NsrdtoP. GaId. Like N*w. carpeting thrt,gheut, plus all standard Cougar XR..7 Equipmenc. I -_-_-. I -~,-~V~__- -: - -a - 1971 OLDS DELTA 88 Instrumentation, Deep pile 10--Swap 9 Trade 1216 ~'. , I -- ~- 1"""` -- - -. ~ - WO-02M-- zl-~- -. -- , -~ I Two door hardtop with vinyl St NOLL'S Casselberry. Hwy 17 W? 1)0 4706 . ,hparre, South 11-92. Phone in Lk ' - . -- - - Z PC --,i I-, ~ ~ 1973 PONTIAC GOOD SRECTION Wanted to buy used office furniture. _ .~AR KL T ^S'NAP SHOP I L L # Anyone can be a seller Of 6 buyer. No Ch&rQCL All admitted fret. Come br:wIe every Sunday 9to 5 - - - ~ - !qj07--4 PHONE 322 2176 CASH 322-4132 aPP Iii tools, etc Buy I or lool items tarrys Mart, 15 __ n 4 1 F~e,- mobile, Loaded W FILL DIRT WANTED WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS -~-~~i4~7i-w. - . ullen 1 --"- 40-al -1 ; tft ~ ih j . t C ~V. - V. ! I ~ '.f.-L i F~ -- ~! - , f- * ~ - ---'~--~li - 'X- ~76-1 , ~W,~4 -.~!~,~ ~;-,* .~X.flf Ii 1973 BUICK REGAL -----------,-_=- 32 2770 ~~ * $ Well Drilling Pressure Cleaning . I -- - Dol,v F S'321 9310 --- I ~ X V, \ , N W-Wanted to Buy _,,....-' . 12-flx__- -- 6~-I--~i:l,;,~I . ,,-f~~-,Z"ilr ji~ -E-" --- -3- M~ . --- 4.51~Ew -,-L, !~; --~ i'-,t_--_ We Buy Furniture fly Me IOU 122 916S Busines&..Dial . ,,. - Smyrna and DeLand off Hwy 44 on Need help on that Saturday job? Paneling, doors. windows hunq. ~ ~~ PERSONAL TAX SERVICE AND erjor Cleaning Specialist ill Ex, BOOKXFEPING. Individual Ill Business Tax Acturns, 2 Cast I rur k,i A,o~lhglr Home%, Pooll 12; Road, Hovy 11 92 ($CC entrance, Al IV " -. / Sinfcrd 1F.-.--1----;---. . ..- 1 6Scea over 30 SOc ea Cackieterry Farms way bet ween N ew 12) 9171 Tent Exterminating Co - Com plete Pest Control and TermIng Free If y ou're in the business of building Inipechon All Pest Control 10 the US. your busin's 2995 ..- 67 and Restyling Furniture & Sewing Machinels Repaired We Buy, Sell ~~-~-r. 4- . plus freight & 1 Owner, Dark Grs*n. e $ . FT 1974 CHEVROLET Imp a la Custom Coup., . - -1 buff. AKC S125 377 1763 ~~~~m * . !.--w . _____ white & . P-0t2t _____ — - - f' Own Carpet Buncy -'- -. , Classified Ads _ Cream of the - j --- ART BROWN PEST CONIROL ' ' - children's Drapes, Guilts. Upholstering Donna Canada. Phone3n-117V2 ___________ OpenNighti Ill CARROLL S FURNITURE 3223111 -- -i--- - ' Equipment for RPM 64- Steam Clean . - .. todayl UN. H wy 43 Par k, O 316 l)1l pen Sundays I? to • • ' - ôb Five Pain's Phone 3227143 so 6 Friday Dic D k i Alterah:n%Dr::srnatuflO$ad'f'S --_'I__M lndvdtat,B'jsnets Hwy. 1792 I by 7716 - Income Tax Re t ur n s I 0 HOURS: 8 aim- to 5:30 p.m. r 66 HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY ____________________ an ad th AwI ,%iI:ast sale LL riting Apartments Furnishied 31-1 $ 41)M.IgfloiiaAYCflVe Alteration Sticil Ord- fEaster and matching bags 377 14" Photography by Munson Ccckavne Fine wedding photos reasonably I - - -. i - Income Tax Serv. i b,," ALL MAKES AND MODELS OF CARS. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK & Fr"- Small dog (good watchdog)* also free puppift. Phone 323431i I Photography . .,.I 4, ISSO ' . . AD SET TO FACTORY SPEC. BY CERTIFIED FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS. power, sulomatic. radio, qood tfrrLS63O actual rniieLi owner, Used F ord Kubota Pett ibone b'- ..f. - WANT ALIGNMENT . t 3723661 - tools or CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT FARMEUMENT Upholstering Platter Patchingill simuldlel wick & stone specially 122 ?POO Central Heal & Air Conditioning. For Ireor estimates, call Carl H r. L WANT WWDfU MM r END BeautifLI condition automatic transmission air conditioning =~---ye ow w W e op. f I r vri. experience. Coll Bricker. 373 2770 Pest Control dows etc Free Estimates *31_9.971 home for wirking ., FRONT Tractors& Heavy Equipment and Phone 3733931 322-6457 ecializing in !1oplacemirril Win ~~,. I 4 Open Nightt'lill __ and fertilizing. Free estimates. and additions requirements ass available n Pt's general con structin simple. All YOU Have 10 do " to qualify is to start your ad 4l F rits E v!Imal as. workmanship in your remodeling REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE Private mtraincor and both. 222-IS26 after 4 p,m. a 0 63A- Patch repairs and smell roofing Fits? StviCe All work (04)5 EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing, Edging, Trimming - charged one half of the usual rate 6769 i - OLL'S and i 5 Snyder Nufsefy & Land sicaping we are ovrr%1cxkrc1 on Johnny Walker I txakes and air conditioning. This Casselberry.17-92,$304706 ___________________ - I START MONDAY and schedule It for I week. If your ad runs I full week YOU will be — Landscaping & 317* on 111IF 14'e .__S_ Lit S 6 , . little honey has a gas sipping 6 cylinder 9111111. ,rs errP;k,)ll3l$ wy 6. 14 Gel some act;on with a Herald ctasif ed ad We II help y"iu write REG* 3 DAYS * , tIL_ - is besutiful orange with X stripes and while bucket seats. Automatic. power %leering, power Used office furniture Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? BACK HOE SERVICE Also any type fence work Call after 4 p m 3 7 5474 Doll lSpnIr . 1966 LTD. 4 dr., M engine, all I 10 SELL stored and moved 322 9142 GETIHOSELUXURY ITEMSFOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS. PRICE Spring Intotn's worldcosmetics, fragrances toiletries Excellent "iraing opporiunity. Call &M-3079. - - teed BR000EN ROOFING 373 All kinds of digging Housetrailers wouldn' t be any. ______________________ allm& — . New C&A BackHoe Service - STOP --v TIMNMV-~LTWIF-W! ~' AL I Piano, organ, guitar, accortlian. 1974 Mustang II, Mach I, AC, PS PB; pri. 8. group, Ball's Plano & Organ AM FMslrro, 23.000 miles, $2,695. O rka?quaran Ett rAcars. 11 opork Fill 19 E --- - - . RootngAnciCarpen?rx, P-p.s FreeEs'im,'i I F! FRSOI'IL China Glass. Metal Doll Repairing Call Nellie at In 6912 "Is- STENSTROM REALTY 2S6iP&rkDr. REALTOR "2.2420 1' risnos & Organ Sales & Service. We buv used pianos L trade. Lesson% Roofing ' A phore call could %fart you on a new and profitable csreer. Coll 862 __ - . 4 GREMLIN X ood or steel dositt. executive desk & chaIrs, secretarial desks 6 Call 373 Beauty Care - - - - - I Eaqfe Sid,no Co ISI 9S61 15 WORDS or LESS Road. Casseiberry, First road Join Sanford'sSatesLeadec 80—Autos for Sale ._ / Insulation OWER'S IBEAI)TY SALON of mc;ly a ;re?f flCt7Y I WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinet s, Nis. Cash carry. 1967 PLYMOUTH SPORTS FUPY I can cover your home with alum I3EST PRICE BEST PRODUCT s i ding & soff i t system Aio Free Estimates-24 Hours "I ,- ~ -- - ~ ________ # 337 561 Beautiful Spinet-Console stored locally. Reported like new. f Responsible party can take on low paymeo? balence. Write befor e we k send truck. Joplin Piano, P.O. box .- , Classified Ads didn't work there Land clearing, 1111 dirt. clay. rock. north of 46 1 block wtst of Hwy Room in private . L)6ilfvi~L IL I- IF P0135011 MARINE ?10 ?8Hwv 11 92 103,Panama City, Fla., 32101. - JUST A PHONE _______________ _________________________ • feI/41 I -iJ A, Dick Baird Datsun . - .--., L, - -.-.., . WEALTORS '_L__5.A 5 LL AWAY " LY_ 6'*14', S1 "I Floor - EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU A"V' a 1i Phone 365 65A6 . 372 74;8 t-&~~' - ~ - -C,A-- f-z~~ -1 --. -- ------ - - ~ 59-MUsicall Wrchandise - I i 115 . -_._ ' Plate Expe'Ieoced&NewIyLIceni.ed - Professionally Man,qi 1 ft,r CallBart t - - .-,-- - I.~ . - .- . E.-11t.1=2 .i 11 , 11 d. L"Wl~dm,fil.t 0 I"i 110 I I ' - UTILITY TRAILER PIANO IN STORAGE 322-2090 Directions , In Sanford- ( -9, H wy 436, Fern Park,931 315 IA, Sales B • REAL ESTATE 1~111111`1 . ~ .; fransmIsilon, power steering, power brisket. with Camper Shell -- --- - 1 I. C 1505 W. 25th 1t. SANFORD \-,\ -%v WILCO CONSTRUCTION COMPAMY finest area. 2 large lots *.th sprinkler system. Many extras riced to sell. Call Caroline Holtzclaw, Asw. 139.950 $125 FROM 00 M ayfair _________ I I 7S27. 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOthES ' ' 'rr • - I 71,0DO actual miles with automatic Arkansas Traveler, fiWglass. 7S lip Johnson. $115 complete, 323. 3 Central Heat and Air. e • - I'l , I good condition, rs. Phone as"Z BEDROOM SUITES Wall . . e&cellent condition, $190. Phone Luxury Patio r' 4jO vvOi ...arpe1inq. 'tAJ - Open Nights'till bedroom I feature: Reg Real Estate Broker,322 Ooa 123 7"S 3220179 122 2740 - - ~ I I •__il_C Dick Baird Datsun Gardens Al I - I --- - --I - ______ - 322.2SS9. ,Ill't'1 ' I---,--— I 0 55-Boats & Accessories stol Our one, two and three - . Sal., Sun. 10-5. 113 Krider Road, C8 Mobile S.B,E.-S.S.B., excellent condition, $200. 300A BiLinear used less than amplifier 2 hours, $)DO 322 2359. "ACI ~~~~~~~~~~~ - _________ I 373-3466 or 37.) 7710 ------- . - - -- --- - -- - ---- --- . 11i I .I I ,- - p.m. T' — - roeady for you to enjoy. Thot only thing puzzling about School, . I .. 1[ t7411 I d - RUMMAGE SALE- April 6. 7. 1. ------- - -- - -- - - - — Sanford Plaza (next to Eckerd'si, JUNK CARS- %IS to 123 for 10 2. Benefit Sanford Christian BUY complete car. Call 322-1624 after 4 World" plus 30 volumn &at En. cyclopedia Americans with %00 A 1 Blvd. — %P I Cell Harold, 323.2920. 620 David St., Winter Spring% 1 Cash for wrecked or junk cars We luw away 7 i.iy CeI Meadow Lark Subdivision) Misc collect, Orlando 568 2111 - . Yard "ale: Safv-day and Sunday, ak' Mary, off Fourth St. between 78-?/torcycles Lakeview Ave. and Lake Mary - Kitcher. f!athroom Cabinets, Coun 11 37) 1370 or *311605 - Garage Sale, Friday April 9, 910 PYTOH 5 CHILDREN SWEAR - 10 acre, beautiful older 2 story, 4 OR, 2 cent. heat and ' systems. All t r only o ' I to 60 Oct. cAf all Items. BautiiulE eI The Man & adillac Sedan D#Ville, I owner, loaded. Fir-%I SM lakes it. 77—Junk Cars. Removed Pre Easter Sale - V.I. automatic, power steering, _______ 322ro7ol after , 0 .arage Sales green, slatelt bed, excellent con - . 1969 Chevy Impala, 2 door hardtop Auto Pails. East w' ,. .,a collect, Orla ando o' - ._. . ..-'- Jcf, 17.92 L 427, Longwood Open Sundaysi2to6 Open NlgPitstiil - 2131. Color TV's from SSO. B&W, rrom — %IS, ~,vrvice ail makei. HERDS' -Reconditioned Batteries, $12.93 TV. 1200 S. French, in in,iexchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. I 1109 Sarfr.rd A,,e signed by Joseph W. Barr, $1.05. $1.10and %I.IS.WIEBOLDT. 210S. Park. Chico . - --- ________ 20 vct OUR GARDEN HOME / has it g. 11 together 7 -- with automatic more. S3,41. Hwy 4X Fern Park,131 - 1311 Hwy. 0436. P ar16 ark, 31131I pen Sundays 3M Nights,Ill I Used molofs sold and installed. Also c a rs for parts. Open 7 53—TV-Radio-Stereo ;eisure suits for boys. SWIMMING POOL: Laigt den w fireplace carpet ra nge refrig dishwasher. I OR, I bath, S31,400 SOUTHERN COMFORT; Appirox I Inc. — . 1960 Carnaro. ntov pair.f. custom interior, excellent condition. $925 firm. 3220701 after 2 p.m. radio. New one sills for hundreds --- $350 3223121 - K ENMOR E WASHE R. parts, service, used machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0697 Ii 00 U.S. F ed eral R eser ve Not es, --- REALTORS 930 "I i MONTH ' 1611 or 3736116 Govtrnmml Ressin, from SIDD Camper Trailer II T- - transmission, air conditioning and Beaut ifu l rovl actual blue. Automatic transmission, radio. This little car I% like new. II. 4865. ----------- rototiller Phone 317 2190 1" other newspapers throughout the world in saluting the Want Ads as an impor tant, dynamic, interesting and "Result one in some manner, some time. Want Ads do more things for more people at a lower .1 L 4L £ .4 LI cos an any er orm of sing. Stock Options Must be alert aggressive type Individual, high scnooi graduate or bitter. Zales Jewelers, 1100 State St., tionford .1 '1 firb apart. Mdoten tops with nill1k, Add % ' Otp. irugar. For bett.ff tiktng, separate, butter one Side, puce two pieceson each other. ' A, !a - .4 ti,auiful ranch type home. 361 The Herald is proud 'to loin thousands of Ridgewood Arms -.-1' . 3_ 8670 or 323-8670 'Wa or 831 *9777 77 . - Only COO i Ca per Topper for 8' pick up body, 10' General Electric chnt type SiDo. 323 4091, ___ freezer. $60. Phone 363- 6546. 1914Yamaha 5' 00motorcycle; pairof Simpson CB ca ~ e radios; Modern Facilities All 0. E. Kitchen% fed West of Hwy, 17.92 A1 1 125 Florida Ave. Ph. 323-"So Acrosi From Ranch Ifousc 11 ---- Dick Baird Datsun Dick Ba rd - - 1392 after 4 p.m. lflS DATSUN B 210 HATCHBACK . screened porch. 11.000 cash. 3fl. - KULPOECORATORS 409 W Ist St, 327 733S Wi'- fluy Furniture 50--Miscellaneous for Sale I And 2 Bedroorns I or Il,j Bath% ALL ADULTS - EASY LIVING ou I r T A N U 5 E R 17 ?4F ROOM k kH Highway 17-92, Sanford n bent"": Medical, Profit Sharing, cnicn k - I home, screened pool, een a Beutiful) Bedroom. 2 bath home 11 ____ ilghtlyabovtl bK± thick, cut wlthglus, makes &"7biscults. Bak? - , ,~~/ EVERVIMW 1 frr . 0% . 134 FROM ho ni 00513 R1: QUIF, 0 I M. UNSWORIH REALTY n Furnished or Unfurnished APARTMEN GOn Lake. Fret Boating OVI EDG- S Bedroom, 2 story older a -WE SELL SUCCESS- Occupancy. 611111111-o" oil (NA) I". T14EV COM I. A6Ai n ! . I I - screened porch, large" 11 I -4 0 BILLIARD _________________ 1971 Mont Carlo low mIiege air. condition, excellent automatic, power ileering and brak es electric windows and door 1974 VW Thing avocado green, showrocm condition. Only l2, miles 1279$ Call 322 1651 1974 PINTO shower. Stave, refrigerator, air conditioned, carpel. drapes. DICK BAIRD DATSUN. 1961 Pontiac Catalina. tSO. Would be good work car. 3231(41. lied ads didn't work, there wouldn't be any. S. Self contained bathroom with . 51—Hiuschold Goods Merchandise 17111.5 0 POOL It you have a 6 pcf down Payment. we can build you a 3 bedroom, I bath home &it low as $141 W 75-Recreationa l Vehicles -- , - . 52-Appliances ra H h Ii •Carpet.7 • •Sep. Dining Room ___ -•.L_ U,, I a...it, FLOWER DESIGNER - I cup Wd MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919S French 322 499) Evo 322 1496.3n 41&4, in 19&4 TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, A A P tS.Furn. or Unfurn.,' — - 63 07 I I 10 Large I & 2 Bdrm. Reg Real Estate Broker 1100 E. 25th St 372-605 - Denney. 20, Sanford XAparlments UnfurnisW an Stemper Realty SANFORD- 3 Bedroom. 2 bath Me, shady yard. -air condtticned $1$.2'.O. MAKE OFFER. REALTY INC. )737$37 Eves. 372 0612 or ?72 Isay potential --- -g-'— OWNERSAYS "CETITGOI-Fint old 2 st or y home in good neigh. borhood I B edroom. 1 bath. 2 fireplace's, corner lot. $11,750 321 L OD69 Transportation Sale Sell us your car or truck even if you owe muney ai it. See Bill Ray or lack Mnk. 131.1311. Fern Park miles. 1.3.950. Phone 323.1110. Hwy 436, Fern Perk $31 131$ Open Sundays Open Nights till - 80—Autos for iyi Cadillac I door sedan OeVlIIe al power, loaded. like new. 16,000 hardtop, Only S2."I. - - 80—Autos for Sale PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR I Wheel drive and h immaculate condition. Automatic tranWHATEVER YOU WISH TO BUY smiiion, power steering, 301 VI, O SELL, AND WATCH THE radio. Beautiful green with white •'ROFITS GROWl Al Full time. Steady work. SHORT ORDER COOK Neat, clean. Good5benef Its. W.dn.sday,AprH7iPfl-7B Ev.nig Herald, Sanford, Fl sale_— Dick Baird Datsun BUY-SELL-TRADE jnS422 It' Keystone Camper Trailer, sleeps 11131SE FirsISI Trees, high and dry. HorSeS oh. $6,800 per acre Owner, 867 6695 r r-) ~a - Super :nyREnIlm;ted and Mu a1tcether Kflead S minutes, let rae 2 hours, until 1ait14im1 dothled, divide in two parts Roll out on greased pans Put Stanley C Steele, 23, Orlando, through blender, I can tanatoes and 1 can tcnnato paste Spread and Cynthia D Hunter, fl, m dolligh, with 2 Lsp. I talian grated cheese, cheddar or provoloine. .Sanford Bake at M degm, for 25 minuta. Elgir 11. " TAFFER REALTY , Sunhind Drive, OR mobile home HAL COLBERT month. in 61% N. basemtrit. Over I i acre wwded 11S,000. 33--Houses Furnished Comf or table 2 bedroom home in Lake Mary, air conditioned; bearing citrus fret's Only $175 Rentals I lbop. sqw - trees, I OR, t32,0oo MECHANIC Ala., and Margaret L Godwin, tt*p. sugar 2 cup warm water 1-3 cup IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a new see today's Classified ads for Nick Sco lites 62, Mobile I cup am q .aiia Price, PIZZA DOUGH . - best Wys. Jesse A. Lawson, 7j, and Nor%#%; RN's; LPN'%., Aides. Aide Companion; Needed immediately. Ranier Foct, 20, Sanford M -50 PARK REALTORS MLS . • EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Fantastic opportunity. Linda M and Bottenfield, 28, Maitland I ! and Reatha Davis, 27, Sanford LeeLOlulch,24,andJoApnc K Blanchard, 18, Casselberr) sti ,-- ' nuuittt it. etue, t. anti Sandra S. Fleming, 24, Sanford Michael B Swindle, 12, QUICK COvviz CAKE Cream 1 ck oleo 1 egg 133 or 322 fl70 eves. 3222420 MANAGER TRAINEE.- Excellent Lonwood, finw, sidd 2 Tbsp. sugar, and a 4 oz. 91= red wine (ooloinal) Park- Sanford- 124 bedroom. 2 bsfh by owner$21,500 Man y extras. 12731016. Tallahassee, and Diane V. ' .1 - , AT Bedroom, 1 bath carpeting, dishwasher, air unit, fenc ed yard, $195. FORREST GREENE,INC., REALTOR;, for 1972 JEEP COMMANDO yFriday Highway 46 Flea Market. Sanford WILSON MAIER FURNITURE & Volusia Counties, ERVICES A. Thomas Jr 38, drvin, Beatrice Raye and Marie James A. Nettles, 21, SanJerry Dean )hflS Holmes, Neison Douglas and Bowers, Dorothy E. and ford, and Joanne Geneva George W. Nancy Glisson Herhett L Sutton, 20, and Howard, Donna Taylor and Eland, Donna Carol and Lo%eleen Shelley, 21, Sanford John C Henri Levi Gregor) K Westberg 21 __ ,.-- . Deborah A. Hawkins, 23, Call Santorcis Sales Leaoer 3 Bedroom, carpeting, air con. clitioned, $113. Adults preferred. COUNTRY HOME- almost new 3 2 both, CA H. sj.. 1-t: Option to buy. ]n-SW of 322 __________________________ 3 8CDROO.tS- 1 baths. $25000 ALTAMONTE-- ROLLING HILLS, LARGE 4 BEDROOM, 2 bath, Lake view Ill, privileges. I Wroom beautiful yard. 131,500 WEARE La e s re' TIME Av rc,! B F 321-0041 ** * * Bedroom, 25 Ho1u: tove Ill A Ir, Lockhart Area,671.1612 Douglas A. McCord, 29, and uVillave V SAN L"NTA- 3 bedrm, 2 batt brick home. lmmsculat@ con. of REALTY, Still. 614 Acres near golf course, Ferne Drive oil Mafkh3m Woods Rd. (If N Down dition Must see to appreciate, Assume existing mortga excellent financing avall of. 111' 12"VM' S46.W. l,lLS REALTORS 2 OR block, Fla. room. large yard. 24U Oak Ave. 1150 mo., sec. dep Ref. req.3" Phone days ]23.1050 after 6. N Sew Bear Wheel Balaricer, Static Dy. Namic model No 436 $125 Phone Acreage Tracts, small 6 large I 2 bath, In lbezutlful Sarli;rs. Entry WOODMERE PARK3 bedroom, 2 toyer, *at-In kitchen. equipped both home. Range, refrigerator, om 606 with ra nge, dishwasher, disposal, fenced yard Livingroom.dining p;us a wparale dinlrog area. fwm Jond lillclien paneled with Oviedo - Mead Manior. I BR, 2 tath Features Include cent.-Al t,val air. Spanish style horn#. Assume WaInscosling, screened porch, carpeting, draperies. A bpavIllul 32,500 mortgage. Will trade equity worKlhOP and %forage area, home on a lovely corner lot with : patio, privacy wall. Belong to th US 6S46, Sarwa Association with pool. club house, recreation area. Plus il's Realtor, in Seminole 2638 S r Sanford Ave. 372 $081 or 3i2 9126 after 103 W. Ist St. 323 olowl or 323 OSI I olives HAROLD HALL Auction 307 E. Ist St., Downtown 3fl 91)1 (0 ACRES T $23.5W With $5,000 down. Will %pill ' 2 Bedroom trailer, 3 lot s, $1,300. Eves 322 7641 CRANK CONSTRUC11OPi L REALIY.REALTORS . . MOSSICC Bateman -4, "SERVICE nEYoNo 123-0517. 4 Deborah Lynn Dagu, 20 Sanford J. -utos 72-Authon :a machine sewing abe So ne,i t'' 49 assume balance of $0I, or 12 payments of $9. See at. SAO(NiG CtNLR 43—Lots-Acreage - $!ISM Phone 3 72 9142 Reg. Real Es t ate Broker . club5wiu 2611 or 831 1 Bedroom Trale,. io's 321.0759 614aflner s Reg. Rest Estate Broker - - . acres, stable. Ostm area. 647. t fC apecia; nf 'ka Wftek - SA NFORD- 3 bedroom%. I k-3 bath%, control heat & air. kitchen equipped. Carpeting. %1111101 per Mo. M. UNSWORTH REALTY. Reg. _______________ $143 %;ding. I Bedrooms. 2 full bacihs, fireplace, family room, extras galore. Asking 06.500. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick. Broker 4 32--HDuses Unfurnished - sale Singer's best Z' 'l) those old "tied ad. (all m. Golf game BROKERS DAY. 372 6173 Nigh's P2 352 Offer Gold en Touch ' -_______________________ 42-1v'ibilO Homes r Home Lookers* Realtor 323-5774 Anytime -. - oral "at 1, air, carpet, drapoilis, fully t~zu;vc-rd kilchm sls,~ n,u 6434112 cialf,S. 6AS IS72 rveS Sanford, F Iof Ida 32711 Prior.@ Ir. I 11m or 3U A311 5O-Msceuaneous for - 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford, 373 S200 A',rr Ho,,r' 3flO$ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. anxious month PITI . !ft~ . 8 < --14 I - 11M — p7399) COUNTY i BR, frame, 2 acres, terms. Owner J fliedroorn, I bath, 204 W. Airport Blvd. Take over payments of i111111 . Morriage Applicotions .-- Harold Hall Realty • - .1 business of office. $22.500. Multiple Listing Service .,, --- - Homes GREGORY MOBILE HOMES iii Make CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR 1311222 borhood oo commercially toned 117 W. Ist. Sanford 3".S"l . ______ homes now avalloblit, BALL REALTY I) E A R W 0 R H I S.?. '.andanav(an andNorthern fy husband Graphologistz- tefl as that one's I Europr-i- -rjur, July I# - August 11. 97. 201 Suroset Drive. nesf~ to -'67* arounirtss,rd on tpt.*it— nsi, irs with thi' bos hprj.rlIln.' Wil lam s Accountina 1. t% ; and can do ranything you vi.wt to night a week. Whenever AL I t. You could have saved my ni.m how he came out, he says, po3Ib1ythesthteof'y'3mnd. ç.. F Vln. '!'f '-a An.t:?, t' ":;-- ' - - c Bedroom, equipped, corner tell $17,500. 323 e;.a after i p m flr ' )7297$i $15,000 ASSUMPTION CALL US- ID sit if YOU qualify for low down or no down pa yment Clean I bedroom, 11%i both, vocado vlove & refrigerator, bluescarpet, central heat L air. Paylon*&322 1301 Conytn rr' NISPOI&I. $11ts 111,4rith pius cieposif 323 1"] 2524 -. 41—Houses r REALTORS' INC - Real Estate — ---- ------ ---- - Furnished dvpki. Ls%e Mary area. I OR furnished aparfmieM, fiske yar d. Children 13--Travel Agencies was only 2 years old, and he make your h1ommy happy - Garnett Whife Reg Real Estate Broker ii M HUNT REALTY 06S6 after 6 P,m, CHEAPI — -MORTGAGE ASSUMPTIOIJ- 3 You need CASH to assu me fh#1 Bedroom, 7 bath. spiit plan, family but think of those mortgage room. 11,9W and It's Your%. LOW paymentil Zoned general commercial and will NOT LASTr COUNTRY HOME- Comfortable 7 are any of you Needs work bedroom, family room. patio, 311 handy? Call Carol Jordan, fenced, SIS.000. Res Ifor,Assoc late for appt. 37—BUsiness Property DEAR ABBY. Can you tell fliE SAN MO PARK, 1, 2, 3. bedroom DEAR I OVES CHILI)RES' I Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous trailer apt%. Adult Ill family park. why I change my handwriting do recall such a letter because 1roi!bl-!4 nflial Can Help el ,cius men for f rom day to day? It's beginning W"klyL 1515 HW-y I? V2. Sanford Call 423-417 of the mans requests I had from thousands of years One great to bother me 3731930 B 12)3 clergymen requesting per- thinkerwrote a book about It. It Sanford, F lorlds 32771 3]A--Mplexes One day I'll slant my writing mission to reprint It In their Is called "Job" and is pan of church bulletim And here It Is: the Bible. It says that the to the left, and the next day I'll 5—Lost & Found furnished of un DUPLEX DEAR ABBY: St Sunday suffering of Innocent people 13 slant it to the right. Some days I tic 11 local ion furnliheo School teachtr says tat God ii something we cannot no. it's straight up and down. Reasonable rent 365 3121 Lost White Cockapoo. ome-s to cverpshere. Please put this de'rstand. the name "Killer R r Then letter In the paper and maybe ' Please call 322014v Furn I OR duplex, adults. no pets. But (his much Is sure: Death feel like spreading the letters Call 3n-3610 after 4. or week ends. he %ill see It: Is not a punishment. It Is one of out, and other days I Write With LOST; Lady's brown tapestry purse. Dear God: Why did you let life's mysterlm Speak to your the lettersall crunched up close West side Hwy. 17 97, SAnford. I Bedrooin , carpeted, cientral heat rn brother (lie" When _________ . --- BAMBW COVE APTS Free. 644 MI for "We Care" "Holline." Adults or Tcens alh, central heat, 120,500. Empire Pace. Sanford 321. - 3 Room turn. apt. Bedroom Is air conditioned. 1100 mo. Ill E, Ith St.. 322 42ts or BY ANYONE OTHER THAN OF2•)7 James L. c afraid I'll ask him for part of his winnings? FAYE mimmmmmmmmw - $111S. 323 FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED 42—Mobile 41—Houses B WOWI 1.350 DOWN Sparkling 3 bedroom, li baths, Evt%)73 0.163 Days 327 7171 screened porch, fenc ed. $t) annual floe Associate rate, $17,350 loan, 1165 per mo. Price 1)7 800 3 Bedroom AC carpeted Al condition. Good terms. $11,900. 3239410 24 His. 3226420 )7 5 FR EelCH (HWY Il 97( CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST THEY PAY. br 2 Bedrooms Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2343 Park Drive stoup I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE nings a secret because he's beau0fully on a child's level. If o - large tifficlency with carport, air, Weight. Touchlon Drug. payment. 1170 1750 dawn *111 C' AP CMPv tiULllt,J JOHN .)tiU No pets. Phone s74 1010 XO11, La rr1 _3 t. Monthly mortgage New Gofles. Grapefruit Diet Pill, 2 Bedroom upstaIrs. 5Cte,fledpOrCl. air I child no pits $173 Also Eat satisfying meals and lose because he thinks I'll try to keep him from playing f loses too much? On the other hand, could he keep his win. I - Sanford Al Anon FamIy Group P 0. Box 353 Sanford Fos. 37711 41—Houses = AL. ANON For families or frienu of plobiem Make your Buigct io luriter, shop drinkers. the Clessilied Ads every day, ..' ______________________. Death - ` W~ -- -- -~! ~-- 41—Houses DEL'ONA-N.IndMUUaI RECONDITIONED bedrooms. I bath, CB home, AtW horn*%; I Bedroom, 11120., 2 IBedroomapt., lights, water turn., carpeted, fiodulls. 111111 So. 37242% IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? 1 * 41-4)uSeS j—iii 4—Personals - _j . 6il-E.nng Heri, Sanford, Fl _____ ________ -- - Wded, --.- I 995 - 1 . . N- hjw" - HOME OF QUIET, COURTEOUS, RESERVED SERVICE .SALES- RENTALS 555S HWY 17-92 AT 3 POI NTS SOUTH OF SANFORD 931-8090 L ---~, T~- L -- - - - -- 3224894 I-M ------- k- ;~.. - -~an~ % ,-. � 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, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 07, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 07, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 07, 1976; <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/48d8c47167d8a06ff6a384da7a7968cb.pdf a63a809d1212c109a13286023b0b307d PDF Text Text - 11- __ _E --illw - - - I __ _ Sanford, Ft. 4B-EvertlngHerald, I-- /J_\ it ''••. om4. ....LAT ( 'I in ER5 vI 1 • / I_J. [000 1 I ( THE BORN LOSER - - I-- '1 ORDIAK ~ ,1 .1 i,,~ I.- I (I., D14 A002ST8 __ I _________-1 . ' FLEDV- ( 'I 15 Staggered 19 20 Enclosed (ib) 56 Attach Sea bird _ 57 Dirk No*I 24 World War 11 58 Cell,c area tab ) country .6 Begin DOWN Large I across 2 33 Medley ________ II (astern itate tab) I? Uncle (Scot) 21 31 Certain 32 candidates Hindu t'tii f o r Europeans 13 Vivid hue 17 Caper 21 36 Huge Greek letters 38 Coltsack chief List bundle 22 Ornamental 42 European of candidates pattern Small pincers 34 Air (comb 45 Continent lab I 3 Bank 25 Masculine form) 4 Literary appellation 46 Also 35 Person who compositions 27 Charitable 47 Noun suffixes iesides 5 --' Majesty 49 French gifts 23 Tropical plant 44 capital .19 Unit of tta,cien 7 Trees 40 Clever 9 Soft food 'l -, i 9 - '• - - - - 4 '•'.' r.o:ctt 28 Iranian sitor 50 Black 1poet I nickname 51 Orfn i . - coin 5 6 ' 10 13 11 112 - / - 15 - - - - 1 1 16 I C_ -t,-, 1.,,s,, / I , if 11 ,;: 20 by Lorry Lewis I NI 11", AP'NTI.4INC" iillC 7HT THAT - .1 P R 0V ED 3 E_ EXPERTS...,/ \~0! .~ C&I 1) - _Z 7 - ___ 1r I (: L • J - \' -rtjh" ; ZV~ v%,i Ill _s' A 1 I ',d'?lI (I ( / " t tA ..)'.( AtI GO 7t,IOT R.)VD IT CAD.' CICERO? W1 I-lAD co1aoR - - / \ ,,_ v - - N., . - ~ i (,, - ____ . i I - i/c -i. BLONDIE Chic Young p c."Gy K is C-*-TTKG 2 W~A~~ES CD-~ il`Y~ I A BACXYARD M7EK0W I Tws ._J), k. HE Tm1,NiKS ~.41E'S COMiNG 7D A BARBEC.UE YET • ~,-J r,. - --, - r "p,.. , - -I 4- ' ! 7 - (-;' ,,,,',~~~ -$ , i• "')' .. P~a " - 7 - I - . ( - - '?4A.' e-5/;?, \ ____________ .1 i 11 1 1 . - - X '- Z3 . Vt. I __ - by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP r ' A BEEN CORRAL AGAIN! - - ~_. _ - ._____._ - _- ,-- .:l ._- -.1--- e / STARTING To SMELLLIKE - A STABLE' ' g' -A I~ ' ( ( -L .- -i - / s- ,! ; Y, -N:~~Nw __ . _&~!~;.*.n ,~~ I \.' II - .-. • rJ' f . - L i - _., / f - - - I Q -, ~(I ) é(l - L_ * %,~. P ~ -f 13 c 1101 %il I _-C"~_ i ,_~, a / 1-,~a 1 1~ 4 % s-" L ) V,v!,-i~~, 4.5 4 '' i (') ,• I I ,,- , ~.40 C. C'ff"' j I' v1. I ,1 ' . . TI- E NICEST THING 1 , .0 0 - __ - __ - 06- RFEALLY 2'WELL.,JUST ELL ME ONE Tk;KG YOUVE LEARNED FROM T)4AT SURE IT CAN ARCPQE,ISTRAT -< YOU X)A L L V.RY WATCH EDiCATI I 1 -\______- ALL LAST THE I I k \ '1 r _____ 3 ____ I ______ _____ . ,, 5 ' : I I . by Bob Thaves 1 1 - I / - - - - 1'_ . ___ - , . le"" "NoT GU ILTY "? ! 0 4YOU M r-A N soon as a perzon quits smoking. I o put it another way. a person ken smoking tso TH AT 'Ps THE ONVY CHOICES VAE' HAVE-> W-A. - . ;-.;r 0: vascular I . r .. I *J WITHIN TS! --a . #' ~ I i ! i i Llmm! i ~ . V .i Wisconsin New York Hold Primaries Toda I (1 __________ I smokingcanbe and \ _U -5 - - . - .4t. A . . 11.14%4 . - .. ~ej- %iob!"~, rk ------'"-ft-illik . i - ~ - IE;T714 ____ .Z~M=- -~ I I residents of the Schoharie Valley and as a fortification . d " ~' " - A - - -1 ___.- I TFI ~~ 'J j' A, Si r John Johnson led a (ni ce of it, The World Almanac 8W Tories and Indiani against recalls. IN* failed to wir, thp battle. zinji 3 Saratoga shortly after. helped France, The World A;s A,anac to open an z1hance with reveals -- _-- S ~ - i - M.k.I v "M M .-4 ) are in the works which would make 1976 the tag will contain three letters and three ree o ear Floridians must suffer such in- nuni rs an wi . .; - private-use ,.,eh i cle desi gnat i ons convenience. . Troy Ray, county tax collector said that"b ll be affixed each The renewal sticker y 1, 1977, Florida should be ready to switch over to a system of permanent auto license year in the tag's upper righthand corner, Ray tags which silI operate with staggered said, sshile centered at the bottom lAth be a renewal and alpha-numeric registrafion. strip designating the owner's county of • * .1 said, wo uld Such plan, fl it. • ence and wru. iliOflu.. resid . -se one owners of private vehicles to purcL "But there is nothing in this systein that is permanent tag which would then be renewed going to change your basic title transfer annually during the owner's birth month. laws," Ray added. "They will remain the This tag could be transferred to any other same as they are now." nriate sehicle regardles.c of make or The only difference is that a pe wishing to transfer his plate from a Cadillac to a VoIkssagen or vire-',er'a Will 110W be a Pusunalit),, BFtakfdst i.e Lit LA £I...A LIe to A P es sponsored by the Greater Sanford Chamber of , worked out Ra said and tll be applied preliniinar grounds'.ork shkh ill begin accord.ing to tile v0iicle 1I1vol%t'&1l .1 ~p-?Clflc (luring die* annual auto tag renewal period transaction. scheduled July I through Aug. 20. Ray stressed th it hi ',s is ifl'thu, ti t Persons see ki ng to renew their auto ta gs ,-Ind registrations 'or 1976 will be required to implementation of one chzinge required by die new system, that of a statewide data file. determined b) the state legislature Ha) said This comprehensive, computerized bank of The schedule c.dls for payment of five to 16 facts on private-use vehicle owners months worth of tax, worked out in a manner throughout the state will eliminate many desiped to place each person on a renewal errors which Ray said now occur due to discrepancies between State Department Of Persons who are instructed to pay less Motor Vehicles information and data con. thd 1 12 months worth of tax when they renew Wined in computer files of some 20 different during the regular 50-day period will I*-,told to Florida counties. ___ 7_- 41001~ 00wil- I - - ___ pffv __ ALL ABOARD FOR VIRGINIA __ - 7__N,* - ____- . . _ - 1% :A __1 . _t ~ h • /, . _- I , Crossilijord . ht Bu (N - __ V -• &'4" ._ I I H itat Sports • luau le vis i on - Te - P 11 W. z -4 .. -. ____ I lm~P_Nq 2,1XII, 1: ~ _____; ~_ MOr - __ __ --- I -~~__-____. -~~Wailffi~_- ~h M_!i - - - _ _- ~_--- _-.____ I__________________ - :1 __ , . _~__ - .. . _.- . -__.-_ ___- ---. i ~v~- --- ___._ __ - ____ - __ __ - -1 - 1. - dget t4 il --"._ L";~__ - .-' -'-'r',i,. -,c''' ~ ( ~-tn'~_ __.? . _..,__*!!1Jt.`7 -r :_7~-, . . 2,. J w .-. ~ 1~ I. r "'' - _. ' - -~ ti '- ' '2' - ' . ' - 41 zi~'r . ,- -~J - ~4,~, ,,.-4 ,- IFLIM49,_-~ - - -A'!~, - I . _ ,~ J ~h C., ,_11 - "~ 8~~t- il.~, . i '~Clf Irm-i ~~T~-,___ ,--- . __;_~.-_ - i A t i TALI-811ASSEE - The inust significant legislation passed -A -_~, 1 ;.,.,; Legislative .......... 4 - aa _71 1 - & - .;~ Y-A " 'Ai b-~,)_Vti;" , ;/ . -.- --~,, 2' . .; : ~5 1 , ','_ , .., ~ .~~ ~ _1 --.-t , Li, 11~_, 7 - - - _, i 27 T-7- I -; .143 le Ali Q VLA _.r*fl-()I'p., •'.tj;•: .. _. 7', - i:1;gJ Reporf *11 can remember one or two year," Feclitel said. letters from constituents on lie mid if the governor's appropriations during my years office over-anticipates ; ~ I, V_ ~._,A f_-A P% .4 .. .41, ., ,, I _. -. --- - .7____ I - . ___ , ,,, - ~,~; F-I ~ .~ ~_,: . -, - I 1_. ,. k -4 _~ 'I ~&r ,C". - - 1. _V_ - 1.! ~A*_ 1 1_4 iR, ; I,!J%~Ik.i 7k . 1 i As fflu t~;p iq 'I " am ;;"14 W*0 ,_~; N .~ ~ ,. .... kisLtie ddcg.ttion said eectiu',e tiranh t.an do as it Florida's money problems pleases on holding back funds .1.3-B 8-9-A don t receive much attention on s hates er programs it from voters, Fechtel t,aid, chooses. "That gives the because most appropriations executive branch more power." J ! ~_ - -= --y-~ a . .--- . - , _V Z , - , rJ34W _T? _Z:~;, _ _m .~r~27_ ~f -~k ! t - ." - ~_. ~_ . -• F Ilerald Staff Writer 4-11 - ~Jo_ _,- . ti. -- r , ~ .'' Z J ___ _"r" -9 • - , , " I-W=f~r, -~ :r ~-";~~;:ft _1~ ?1A. -6 i. . - --" . --A-"% s, JA li!_ - ec el avors Legishture is appropriations. says State Rep. Vince Fechtel, but the people back home are Dear Abby 1 the bcfce J empties into we St. on Thursday , !?th C. PJ"?. :.;. ....cdpurchccl31 .Y:h legislator gets little or no mail . - 7-e. - oka' F - i 0-M - I.- W '-. _- Most _44 I-- - - _ . -.R, --. ~ ... . - ' I ,%- ~----~:, _," i. Brantley site because state and At a cui'nty commission federal grants can be obtained meeting last month, Williams for any park plan which inwon a moratoriwii on the cludes water-related activities. matter until citizens could After the ark d express their %iews at a public , fl bo ard as reviewed hearing . rue ms is expected of the criticism was to make a final recom. (hrected at the increase in th,e mend3tion. number of boats on the lake if At first Williams said he the southwest S-.!mrnole area Is heard few complaints from turned into a park. Lakeside I.ake Brantley residents. But, dwellers say Lake Brantley is after word of the pending pr.e'-itl) over crowded and any p.rthac from Winter Park increase could harm the en- Land Co. began to appear in vironment. newspapers the commMoner Many of the residents who said he receied a rash of ,,- ttended the public hearing evinplaints; from Nrsons who signed petitions. At today's are against budding a park on iOtiflt commission meeting Lake Brantle) Today - _Wr__~ r-.,r .. County Commissioner 'liltinITla had those. petitions Richard Williams today [6ced in the official record. Williams said he wouldn't recommended the parks and recreation board reconsider the have an), recommendation pending purchase of an 8(1~acre about ' whether to go ahead with plans to buy the site or to back park site on Lake Brantley. Williams' recommendation off until the county parks ,Ind came after about 200 citizens recreation board has reconshowedupatapublichearingin sidered the issue. cirest ity yester y o pro es e The county want t return, Ray said. The second visit will bring these persons into alignment with the birth- By KRIS NASH . Residents Oppose Brantley Park Site lierald Staff Writer 'Me long lines, delay and confusion of month rotation. The new plate will be streamlined to bu,illing an auto license tag will be worse this tax match systems now in use in California and ycar than ever before, a Seminole County er official sWd today. But he added that plans Oth heavily populated states, Ray said. The -IV= 4 / '-' Ta SystemOutlined A - --- • three letters and three numerical digits. , -,i - !~~'r-V - i, A, sketch of the new design for FkrWIn auto Heensel tap b exambied by Sembole C"aty 7~1 Collector Troy Ray (left', and John Caffl, president of the Greater Sanford Chmber of Commerce. The new plate will wt carry county or vehicle series designalJons RW will be 11M.1ted to -A - 0 it I'l ~ = 1 ' • 1) 1 / I M - - ___ - ... l IDA I I II III • --. : - / - il . ; Z-_ ~ _,il' ! ~ - - _____________________ ______ - dangered lands bounding the floated by the state several lower Wekiva River II'. years ago to be used in . Seminole and Lake cotmties. chasing environmentally enlands. n u dangered separate •• I kU state acts Three a a0wa time," said bi currently protect such Democrat from Altamonte laws lands including the Aquatic flIS. Preserve Act, the Scenic and Leesburg Wild Rivers law and the Fechtel, the Republican, who spearheaded Envirortmentally Endangered legislation in the l9l5 session of Lands Act, Fechtel's office said the Legislature to include today. Conservationis!ts, fishermen sections of the Wekiva in the and weekend explorers of the th Aquatic Preserve Act, said e Cabinet will consider the river hope a favorable decision $3,823,800 purchase, recom- by the Cabinet will open a new mended by the state Depart- era in protecting one of th e merit of Natural Resources, at state's most valuable natural 10 a.m. hearing at the Haydon resources - its water quality. p'i.é I . , . V * k /1 .. ff V = -__ - __ i ...__,•,,•q• 11 // - . . . - . . that centered around thip house of Benjamin Chew I -_-_ that the Florida Cabinet will on both sides Of the river 1w . - .11162~__ _X 14 -_.. - Massachusetts' primary, traveled to Washington Monday to speak to AF1,CIO leaders. A", . • come stumping for Indiana May 4 primary. Udall was in Madison for a rallies on the Capitol steps and later %ith labor leaders. _- - - '. A .• I • campaigned through central Wisconsin Monday before 14-P __. j I first six Democratic primaries, . - ;.- h Ir , vp _,1 . . u( cup it - oh. s to state representatives capital Thursday. The purchase would preserve - Robert hlattaway and Vince . - -•, • time there The ballot also list ed four who have dropped out of the race: Indiana Sen. Birch Bay h, R Sargent Shri', er, tue Pennsylvania Shapp and Texas Sen. lJoyd Benisen . - -.---. IN - - .. - .__ - 4 4 . ' ... nd former e Harris were candidates in WLsicensin, ton, although both spent little 7 _~!~~ - -- British I sti - TAI,I,AlIASSEE- Semin. Burns BuiUng In the state .., .,. _ , -. .. 1- .._Iap__,l _.• •• ~ __, 7"" 7-4" !iII111111 " "" _"W="=__-=-; ~71 stationing 9.WO troops in Ger. mantown, a small village to verted from a church to a fort III 1778, enclosed by a log ..•. Ft I .1 ____ I Jirce vee)'s ago to put the , 15' liii at I nesday Area citizens are Invited to attend a brunch at the Cliamber at 10 a.m. Wednesday - a hat created by ~ themselves to mark the occasion is the only admission F-, I " requinment. Door pirizes wW be presented, as well as prim for the F.,i I most outsta nding hats, and refreshments will be served •-" 4 Virginia Longwell, secretary to Chamber Executive Manager Jack Horner, invites guests to come in full . / _1__ fancy-dress costume If they prcfer - though only their I. ' / hints will be judged for prim. There is no chrrge. / T3 We have it from reliable sources that one of the most ~determinedcontenders for first prize Is none other than Charnber President John Carh, whose secretaries Helen =4 ~_ , rKelly and Fayc Slier have been working on his hat for ill %4w _~ 1) sl weeks. ~ I I has been planned as a fun way to salute the country on its 20M i I ,~ I birithby. Call today to let Horner or Mrs. Longwell know I I, Ill, )'t) 1), I ' roming. I lif \ If : \" ••I•• - a ., r f77 / jk I I I ratic priniary. New York's leg[Anture voted "Hats Off to the Bicentennial" is the salute planned by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Wed "Right now I'm 30 per cent Republican, 35 per cent Democraft, 12 per cent moderate, 9 per cent extremist and 14 per cent undcCided!" I .0-ill"w-, 1, . Cabinet Weighs Lands Purchase " _.;r . I / I allowed to vote in the Demo- ____________________ BY The Associated Press Wisconsin, traditionally a - - __40 . ' S as the limer Fori. it served WIT)iIN rop lqq *I.- . to by T. K. Ryan I Z important. ) _c "" The Old 'tone Fort ) ~ like to otnt ith some pride to I C -__ by Dick Tumer .4 S ________________________________________________________________________________ S TUMBLEWEEDS . County Commission (I8IrInan Michael Hattaway has message for Seminole taxpayers and county governmental of(alCers - "Cut the budget and increase services." "We can do both," Hattaway told Roger NeLswender, the board's executive assistant who will relay the two goals discussed at a Monda yworkshop meeting to depattmental chlefs. County Commissioner harry Kwiatkowski said he intends to I 0 I I Having said this, I would The facts as I have stated them hoIre are well known to th,e Ivad ng medical scientists in BICENTENNIAL . CARNIVAL B t ervices et oos I Many Items which cost money and keep land taxes at the program budget plia line item budget when called for. sent to Seminole residents in October. Kwiatkowski, who also attended the erMiun that wia callo to He said he wants to outline exactly now mum of the tax- present level or cause them to soar are not usitt the control of discuss the fiscal 176-fl budget proposed some changes of his county COflhIflISSlOfl. payer's dollar is under th e commission's control, budget to O th e e county commission chopped th Last year According to Kwiatkowski, only 21 cents of every tax dollar is county's apKwiatkowski, like Hattaway, favors the program type controlled by commissioners. The remainIng 79 cents is either within the amount of land taxes certified by the or goes to run departments not under the board's praiser. The final $19-ml,111on budget required aach property budget. tie said department chlefl; should evaluate all projecU In ispent by terms of cost and benefits to the cities. If cost outweighe property. of owner to pay $5.40 for each $1,(X)0 worth jurisdiction, he said. Hattaway, who is up for re-election aiis year, also said he benefit, Kwiatkowski said the program should be killed -or put Kwiatkows)d sWd he would like to show taxpayers the services they receive for 21 cents. If possible, he will include that believed a program budget Is the method to utilize this year. off until a later date. Herald Staff Wri ter a xhibits and not see a single -tidering the high Con. whiff of cigarette smoke. There cidence of heart attacks and . suddenly is a reason for this. Physicians dead dropping with 9 Chamber , through the hall where hun. dreds of, physicians will be ui Bu r e s y cases, or else you must havo a - ___• Jisease this is a very significant inaprovement. Your docotr the vast majority have twit the either doem't know this and is willpower to stop. restricting his comments to the . ' cauiLry,illi clizi ____ - -1 Dr. L amb .4 associated ll, MUNNOW -M ---_ ' U first time. Previously, only the 'ention delegates, are holding and• the names of delegate candidates presidentla' primary elections were listed, with tid clue as to candldate% toda y. which of the candidates they At stake in New York . (1SVtI.t) .ilitl •IlL• JM (uIi' supported. 274 Democratic nominating slates listed in only a few votes and 117 Republican dele- congressional districts in New The backing of New York's ____________________ Democratic delegation wa.4; alout for him lie wins the ht,,irt gates to go with 37 already York. M)RTII lead and plays a spade at trick The only real Republican ways a prize plum, but the syspicked. Wisconsin's Democrats LQJ9 two , decided the allocation of 68 contest was in Wisconsin, telTi made it difficult for candiest plays low Democratic and 45 Republican although Ronald Reagan, who dates to win it without spending 4A73 and obviously South start% •.Iegates. Is challenging President Ford vast sums of money educating £KQ84 proceedings by playing the The polls were scheduled to for the GOP nomination, gave voters. jack from duimy. losing to Before the change, Jackson AA75 A K 10 3 remain open in bnth states until up his personal campaigning East's king A heart cornes V.11096 back and South leads a second there for a nationally televised had declared, "We're going to 9 pin, # J 84 96 spade. Again West plays low Both Jimmy Carter and Mor- address. In New York, Reagan win New York.... It could even As vou can see the inning ris Udall predicted %ictory 1.n ran delegate slates in only four be a landslide." .flhtft, play is the (luet'fl It is also tC The legislative move, t. Wisconsin's Democratic pri- of 39 districts correct ever, br ought Carter and Udall Reagan, who won his f mary as they stumped the state , ). Q The reason for 102 • Mo nd ay. Washington Sen. lien- 'primary two weeks ago in to the state for some intensified play is that if East had held ry hi. Jackson forecast long ago North Carolina, was in Texa~, campaigning and Jackson both the ace and the king. he Both vulnerable today, rounthng up support for abruptl)- dropped work in North he would win in New York. might well have won the first 0 ) C3rolirw and headed for New Carter, a former Georgia that state's May I e!ection. spade with the ace. In other West North Fast South ftsconsin, the state which York, where he has been for words, the king was an governor, and Udall, a con. automatic play from king-10 gressman from Arizona, vaulted John F. Kennedy to- most of the last few weeks, IN Udall listed 192 delegate can It wouldn*t have been planned some last-minute cain- ward the White House in 1960 Pass 3 N T Pass Ilass d1dates in 37 of the 39 dLsuicu, automatic froin ace-king paigning in Wisconsin today. and Lyndon B. John: -4n toward Pass , JSCkOfl184b 35 t31C5Z" Upenèngkacl-Jv while Jacksor awaited returns retirement eight VCSI'S lat er about t terl4lln29dlatricts,Wallicel6 " ___________________ appeared at one pint v' f %AOOLV In New York, in three districU a. -A antiaA reader from Perinsylvarill Alabama (;ov. George Wal- lose its standing as a key pribortlon candidate Ellen lAdfltS to knotA the coned mary because of a stste law allace, who finished a close seeMcCormack five in tver home Jim "flow about a di.scus. response to partner's opening (Ind in Wisconsin four years ago lowing crossover %-oting, which sion of the principles ill club bid with district in Nassau County. or to the eventuai Democratic is forbidden by new Democratic &.1itisisiV K xxxx #%%XA 11; restricted choice' " There are uncommitted deICmminee, Gveorge .',1t:C#o-;cm, party ruics. gri in t.he But the juirty tkicked off wound up Ns catripai, tough subject, but it ;- ,ill be spade You wdrit to show t)4)1.h I two of the congressional ai-sstate Friday and returned to hi.s March 4 and said the primary ,rjur suits as cheaply as possi. well worth the time of any of : tricts. While nearly 50 canviour readers who want to learn ble home In Montgomery. "I think could be used one more time to ibout it " Ift-r a copy ot jACOBY r.'e'll do better than they think," bind convention delegates, even dates for delegate seats are y uncommitted they Jim- "lath 's hand is si MODERN $ -, cans were nominall have voiced support for Sen. pie enough Sou, th is in thret, at Brodgo. - c/o this notrump and is going to make newspaper. p 0 Box 489. ' hitibeil H. Humphrey of Min______ ____ three, four or five def*nding radio Cdy Sfation, Now Yotk, on how the spade suit works N Y 10019) candidate for the nomination I but would accept a conventIon ) risk of having a heart attack or "at shouid be done in the best stroke assoc!ated with cigarette interest of the health of his cmolung is decreased at once as patients in the diet and weight and dropping dead is decreased .. - ..'.. practicing physicians. In my endeavor petent For more information on different health problems lie stresses tiat I may associated with smoking send become very nervous and tit 50 cents for The Health Letter, 2-6. Tobacco: number is not good. Any comments? Cigarettes, Cigars, Pipes. Send 'I , long, stamped, self-addressed stress the word if, you are envelope for mailing. Address quoting your Metor correctly, your letter in me in care of this he must be a cigarette smoker. ' er, 1-1.0. Box 1551, No othier well-informed doctor Radio City Station, New York. would give 00 SUt. advice NY 10019. • s e ail emot ona 'thou spot. One of the problems that patients have in dealing %ith It Is true that a certain physicians Is that the advice a amount of lung damage which physician gives is sometimes has developed in smoking is not related to his own personal reer-sible It is totall), corn situation So It Is that doctors wlwmioke Ates tend to be • • ii. • )OU cannot benefit perm - • - " d say 111a from stopping smoking just cessful in getting their patients to stop this unhealthy habit. I t is y also true that the overweight The marked Increase in the physician Is less Inclined to do ______ FRANK AND FRNEST - ( My doctor tells me that I have in nirred no damage through I - -smoking, but if I have my I. giving up smoking at my age the country and most com- to the mme level as the non. I ' ers . Hatta w your basic life style that you factor of having a heart attack meetings today and walk 1'1 I . )I *:::' z ' . preidentIRl contenders, and .. .. . nwav rew zor, i mportant likelihood of dropping dead or excellen' record of stopping having a heart attack than the smoking that physicians have, nonsmoker. If that person quits Doctors have quit in ma&ws. smokhg within a week his risk You can go to major medical '-, l' P Is .. 1) I, ~ Z..: _____ m 11 %_.0 • Ca,sa - - April 6,1976 turn the gathering Into a This year you should tie ablI? I business meeting. Just have (tin, Make vour deals at a later to make.sorne majob" changes ir lNicks; of cigarettes a day for years has three times the cup,ition or profession has the C! I - - •'•" "I' i' . I.AMB- Having sutodsince was 16,1atn,now 59. and having quit since reading your advice in the paper, I am really rather deflated. 'Jio h " ovEoADED' I - -' - __ e . I LEARNED NOT TO IT INTO A LINE THAT REMEMBER Nrn---. TV SET ' - 1 encourage me " - I ,.. OH, i,JEE DOE SN T KNOW ASOuT fr GPOOm Pop rriE QuEsriow> I a _ •••. I . a ,`0_f_G=N- -V 58 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents 68th Year, No. 195-Tuesday, April 6, 1976 - . \•'- - - = Evenmg I Quick Benefits . 1. . - 23-Se t 22 ug. (A O IJRRA(Sept.23.Oct.23$ This couldn't realize previously. is ne of those days when your Means and opportunities ,._1,i N-C I 49 . VIRG (late. OVER- fi - - pn g 19) ., _J - PtIiipr'a I II - O I CW - 'i'!) II - _ s 57 \.w.Y'J'.ED.'J - - - -1-1--I Concentrate : extra situations worth developing. You're likely to be very inSCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If and acterprising today, I. • y ou iMC a serious matter to cumulate some surprising discuss today, do It in a frank gains. However, reluctant associates could slow you down. and open manner. Be sure the TAURUS (April 20lay 20) SAGI1'TARIUS (Nov 23-Dee Large or unusual projects 21) The affairs of others are a forte today. h I I be Don't let the size of a venture to monopolize much of your intimidate you before trying. time today. However, you-0 C,EAIINI (May 21-June 20) enjoy part ici pating. CAPRICORN 1)e. 22-Jan. Opportunities may come your way today through a chain of 19) Your ambitions are rnore I today U unique events. They must be ink in terms of "we" you th handled wisely to make p Coo instead of "me." eration anything of them. CANCER (June 21-July 22) produces results. AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. You'll function be tter with a group than in one-to-one Take pride in what you set your i relationiships today. Select an hand to today. The rewards for ~ activity where you can lose a job well done could turn out to be larger than you anticipated. yourself in a crowd. PISCES (Feb. 20-March LEO July 23-Aug. 22) Your You may meet someone new hunches regarding ways to achieve your goals today might today socially who could prove 21 ,ii 1 GE T THE FEELING ' - ' i,! (_IUfMEHi.YbV __r - TALK! - ' (k 3. C, ,I -F -- by Stoffel & H.imdohl STUDENT -7 L.) ii rl - 44 . 9. BUGS BUNNY _______________________ 43 ________ 4.8 41 1 H lit H 1_ 1_1_j - - 27 28 29 ____ - 45 46 47 ~ % I IILA7ihj I 26 25 - ___________________ -- II _____ ______ I - - = I C c= ,,. - -- 24 V= 41=30 % I 21 22 123 - I I 19 4.3 - I I I - - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - , ASPIRING __-_1 _ For Tuesday, ARIES (March V I Pinkish 55 rangp.r :. REPD ThE XDOZ'STB il, by Art Sonsom -_ .L 15 Highest in rank 54 Mother stain 16 City in Illinois by Apollo 10 Journoyngs _) ________I____(____I_ 5 4_ ~ ii, 1" 1~ /Y~Ihyl I / I ~ ,/ If I) I_ IO Member of the 48 Beautilul 12H 11( 45 Pavlog no O 0 40 ---..- --..-- -- 0 COPE __________________________________________________ HyBERNICE BFDEOSOL - 4 i MiSChi'YOu5 5 Chief 11 _____1 I pronoun uIhOhuIy I 10N E I-Wd ACROSS 41 Possessive I Person ..c. \ ., L,'E- ] ---~ _I MortWalker 0-1 - 0 %,~,-=id HOROS -] _Leadership BAILEY LJY .,.. -- ._-w4 ii,- -- I6. I. Answer I Previous Puzzle Monday,AprilS,VP7 I SPILLED ____ ViELL 6ET 5O.S% .LEAr ''' A(i SEEP, 6AeE_ - - _ I BEETLE ~~s= 0 __________ -I ____ :r~ Z. X t - -, - -1 - .: __ _r__ 4 - .~_--1 __~A= - n-_-~ A "r. , ~ lm - -, -, - - - - - _____ - ~Z .1 . 1 1Z_ --,.-a 11~ W 4;~~ . Yorktown and Williamsburg to tour historic LcugwoodEletnentarYScbOoiFffelad Drum Carp lines i4 to Jamestown, hIeraId Photo by Toni %incent) board the Amtrak train Sunday afternoon fats trip to Richmond, N articles do wt tell the whole years, the Legislature has cut -1 $4.5 billion thundershowers today coding ha.s been for Ute governor to dollars OUt of , submit anticipated revenues budget. islature to consider , or more in mandatory reserves the low Fechtel said for the past in case of revenue shortfall. In 60%. Variable winds 15 to ov- couple years the Legislatur ordy one of the four ears e-asionally2Om.p.h.andgusty has gone atong with the ve been here has $100 million near thundershowers today. governor's anticipated i Continued On Pag3-A Details and tides on Page SA, revenues. but predicted this - - Z - ~~ - - -_ I __ ~ __ !:~~ - M ___ _E __ ~_ii.= vtT,, -_ ~-.,I ~_ -_ ~--_ -- . �-. - 2A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL • ' - -:1 -: - - - - 1 - •. -= -. - -. j_ ' — -- - _-- -_--._ .-.- - 1 A Mo Howard Hug ~~ ~ ~,,,I,llll hes- . Still NATION HOUSTON (API In his death, Howard Robard Hughes was as much a mystery as he was in life. Hughes, billionaire industrialist and aviation pioneer, died of a stroke Monday on a private jet en route from a seaside Mexican resort to a hospital in Houston, hcrc his parents are buried and where he was born 70 years ago. From the age of 19, when he inherited his father's tool company, until his death, Hughes was an enigmatic figure. Even after Hughes' death, the staff in the beachfront Acapulco Princess Hotel could not say for certain that he had been there, though he was said to occupy the entire top floor. The pilot who flew him on his final flight did not know he was to be their pissenr until 0,,ortly befir takeoff. And an unmarked ambulance met the plane. Hughes amassed an empire valued at more than $2 billion. His holdings over the years included hotels, gambling casinos, airlines, movie studios, spacecraft and electronics. body lay urder guard in Methodist Hospital, a board C! iweetces continued to (ufl lford Hughes' far-flung financial empire "as In the past," said Arelo Sederberg, spokesman for Summa Corp. Summa was the umbrella corporation that was wholly 11 ~~Ililllll 0 O - WASHINGTON AP) The secretary of Health, Education and Welfare has ordered the release of Social Security numbers to help track down runaway wclfarc fathers who cost taxpayers more than 11 billion annually. The decision by HEW Secretary David Mathews ends a running dispute between to agencies within the department and opens the way for confirmation to a high government post of a scion of the fam',u.3 Taft family of Ohio. HEW's Social and Rehabilitation Service, which is responsible for administering the new "Federal Parent Locater Service" to help states track down fathers and collect child support payments, said it needed the Social Security numbers. The numbers would be given to the states for use in tracking missing parents through state records, such as motor vehicle registrations. - Poverty Income Changes WASHINGTON (AP) Millions of Americans once looked 'it an income of $100 a week as a major benchmark, a sign of middle class success. Now, the government says, a family of tour with that income lives below the poverty - level. The rising cost of living means the federal government's definition of poverty will go up about $500 to nearly t5 .cng this year for a non-farm family of four, the Lah'r cpaz tment reported The Labor Dpartincnt aidt will use th 1igu Income levels in determining eligibility for It employment and job training programs, effective April 1. The $5,500 figure is the same as a preliminary estimate of the Census Bureau, which will issue its own poverty owned by Hughes. "It has been run by the board of directors and a three-person executive committee," Sederberg said. "It will continue to be run by that group. The cornpy will continue to be a corn- Rain Drenches Northwest By ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS Showers and a few thundershowers snow in the mountains extended from the north Pacific coast, through the central Rockies and central high plains, into the restern sections of Texas this morning. However, much of the activity was diminished as the morning progressed. An exception to the slackening-off was in the mountains of Colorado, where snow was e;pected to continue through much of the day. A travelers advisory was posted. Elsewhere, there were a few showers along the central Gulf coast and from "astern Wisconsin into southwest - - The committee is composed of S.W. Gay, executive vice president of Summa; Nadine Henley, Hughes' long-time secretary now a senior vice presi- Court Rules On Hair WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court says police departments may require their officer, to keep their hair t4rmnwd short and thethIns cicanshaven so they will look Like policemen and feel like a team, By a vote of six to two Monday, the court upheld tie Suffolk County, N.Y., police department's rule agaiiist beards and long hair, saying It could be justified by the needto make police officers renjzb1eorbya desire to stimulate esprit de corps. In other action, the court let stand without dissent the court-martial conviction of former Army Lt. William Calley on charges of killing at least fl civilians in the Vietnamese village of My Lai during an Infantry sweep during March 1963 - LBJ Memorial To Open WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford and Lady Bird Johnson head a list of participant, in the official opening of the national memorial to the late President Lyndon B. Johnson, the LBJ Memorial Grove. Also listed as a speaker is Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller. Mrs. Ford and Mri. Rockefeller planzd to attend th.e ceremony today, as slid Lynda Roi,b, the late President's older daughter, her husband, Charles, and "ghtr. Luci Johnson Nugent, the other Johnson daughter who recently had a baby, decided to remain at home In Austin, Tex., with her husband, Patrick. - '- -' dent of the firm; and Chester Davis, general counsel for Summa. Sederburg said he did riot know who would be named executors of Hughes' estate or if the elusive billionaire had even left a will. Sederberg disclosed that Hughes died of a stroke "a cerebral vascular accident" After a ning in Hollywood and a stint as an daredevil pilot during the 1930s and 1940s, Hughes became more and more refiring. He disappeared from public view in the 1950s, conductin1' his businesses from a series of - sealed-off hotel suit es. Methodist Hospital in Houston was told Monday morning at 9 a.m. that Hughes was flying there for treatment. Two doctors, two nurses and four assistants came to Houston lnterccntinental Airport in an unmarked ambulance to await Hughes. The pilots who new the ailing Hughes from Acapulco to Houston were hired Sunday night in Fort Lauderdale. Roger Sutton and Jeff Abrams said a Florida doctor chartered the Lear jet from an ambulance aviation service. They arrived in Acapulco early Monday morning, but only after sitting on the runway for five hours were they told that their passenger would be Howard Hughes. Hughes looked 'like a tired, worn-out old person" when he was carried aboard the plane on a stretcher, Abrams said. Sutton said Hughes had a thin beard, long greyish hair and looked "very wasted" and "very, very pale." At the Houston airport, authorities had been alerted that a private plane was coming In with a sick man aboard. But when the plane arrived about 2 p.m., Hughes was dead. Union Walkouts Plague Cities Across America Michigan. . ~) ,ste # - - - - :- -'- - --.--- - r'- ___ __ -I[ -- _______ __i _ ---.----- - _-- - ______ - g ry Altamonte Bur laProbed CALEN.r.AR FLORIDA The doctors accompanying Hughes said he died about half an hour before the plane landed in Ilou.ton. In Beverly Hills, Calif., Jean Peters, the actress who marned Hughes in 1957, said: "I'm sorry; I'm saddened." Miss Pcters, Hughes' second wife, divorced Hughes in 1971 after a childless marriage. His first marriage, to Houston socialite Ella Rice, ended in divorce when he was 23. He dropped out of sight aLout 1947. Ten years later, after his secret marriage to Miss Peters, his seclusion was virtually complete. Legislature Opens Financing - "I'm not trying to set any HOLLYWOOD (AP) example. I'm only trying to get myself together," says Roscoe Washington, a straight A student, weekly radio show host, part-time instructor and convict. Washington, 32, is called by his chief counselor at the Hollywood Community Correctional Institute "one of the most unusual prisoners" ever. Washington grew up En Philadelphia where he left a background of street gangs to becinne a city policeman. He later resigned and moved to Miami. He participated In a conv I.enience store robbery in which a cashier was killed, and is serving a iyeà'khiene as a participant flor': tudy r:iz ..;&gram. - r Reports - - Spending Wanted - feature each Sunday: " CB BREAK " and simple how-to-do-it Information. The columq is written by Michael F. Wendland, a staff writer for the Detroit News who was using CB even before the units were popular and who has followed the surge in CB usage from the day when the frequencies were largely used by truck drivers, This column will seek to inform CBers on federal regulations. I I Act as a primer for new CBers. Art For Teachers -- pleaded guilty to burglary and was allowed to remain free on bond pending a PSI. George Mike Benner, 25. of Fern Park, pleaded SR436, 525 guilt)' to felon)' possession of marijuana and was allowed to remain free on his own recognizance pending cornBarkley, 26, of P.O. Box t35, pletion of a PSI. hienner, a Oviedo. entered the plea on Seminole County Recreation Monday when his trial was Department employe working docketed be fore Circuit Judge with school playground : J. William Woodson at Sanford. programs, was arrested Feb. 2 As part of the plea by Longwood police alter they negotiations betwcen deferse stopped a car on u.S. 1792 near attorney Carl L. Thompson and Big Tree Road on traffic Assistant State Atty. Bill c harges. effernan the state dropped a Mitciiell Junior Young, 33, I second count of delivery of Drive. Oviedo, Academy of controlled substance in the pleaded guilty to improper case, which stemmed from an exhibition of a firearm and was . Incident Oct. 24 at Oviedo. allowed to remain free on bond a PSI. The state pending In other cases scheduled for a dropped a companion charge of trial this week: Daniel Warren Williams, aggravated assault. t)elnios Barnes, 25, of , of Zellwood, pleaded guilty (lark Court, Sanford, William a as charged with uttering .1 ., 5nr,f'n.il In n1ønti tI ,,tiII tt' t o II uttering iu five years in prison concurrent forgery and is free on bond with a federal prison term he is pending a PSI. James Karl Boston, 18, of serving. case Involved a $738 107 W. Airport Blvd., Sanford, The local check stolen in a Virginia post pleaded guilty to misdemeanor officeburglaryandusedtohelP possession of nwrijuana and payalocalbondsrnafl bra ball was allowed to remain free on bond pending a PSI. bond. as originally James I' Grissomn, 28, of Boston Orlando, pleaded guilty to scheduled for trial on a felony grand lareeny of items from a marijuana posssion charge. Circuit Judge J. William Longwood residence during a Woodson nd %sasordereld in rnr).n cu.st(Kh pending completion follo%%ing (.-&sys until the week : of a court -o rdered prc'sentence of May 3 for trial: Michael 0 Mc.c1ngl1l, 20, inestigation iPSD - H Keep established operators up to date on what's new in the CB world, - - - .....' ,, ,,.. ,. Readers questions will be answered in the column! , - Tune-in to the Evening Herald and be informedl I WOULD LIKE TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE EVENING HERALD NAME ._ _______________ ADDRESS— I ,., _.,,, '("I','I"gZ • . - ..- . _____ . , Home Deli very 55' Week -- , selberry. charged with two - Sprinkel, said Grissom has ('as. of possession of con counts pleaded guilty to an Orange en trolled substance, heroin and County burglary and has be sentenced to five years LSD. __ David Dockery, 25, of New .' probation. Horace 'tokis 19, of 2036 York Cit), charped with the McCarthy Ave., Sanford, Feb. 21 burglary of the Army leaded no contest to the lesser Na' store 310 S Sanford Ave 410 i and included offense of at. Sanford, and grand larceny of 2,4O a Month Sund.",, MAIL OR DROP BY THE EVENING HERALD, P.O. BOX 1657, SANFORD, FL. 32771 Herald Circulation Dept..—.Ph, 322.2611 - - — = ' gand larceny case and was put on one year probation. The statedroppedareceMnflstolefl : property charge. James Wayne Frey, 18, of 607 Ju1iiter Way, CasselberrY, - Homemakers Achievement Day, 9:30 a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center Sanford Woniau's Club, noon, at clubhouse on (kik Avenue, catered luncheon meeting. Reservations. Sad Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Center. Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Cauelberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. ; FIIul* '.-'- ___________ '-' z- Winter Springs Approves Youth Services Officer - 's" " '" " '" - of -- -J ' , — ocic 01a Campbell, 55, Sa nford Iloute Two, accused of receiving three nets stolen from fishemen in the Lemon Bluff area on the St. Johns River east of Sanford. - L HOME.-ANKERS I rl p - ----- ______ __ _______ ________________________ -: i LOW INTEREST RATE - - -- ,- - - I -i, - - . pniy Blf%^k has HIU1111 17 reasons why you '9l'"1 . I __ - j' A WIDOW OR DIVORCEE MAY QUALIFY AS HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD NO LIMITATIONS ON ASSESTS. Eligibility is based solely on income "credit rating and ability to repay. - . - '•'1 Reason 15 if YOU should qualify for the . .__ - • 'i_•___i - sitiplei the teturn, the less 'e charge ' ' • IT,I - I' ' T- i' - &OX . t-' ,j -- S__ _ le, - -' . ' V-. - - . ..- - - I S - THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE LONG WOOD SANFORD 309 F.. 1.1St. Ph. 3224771 l5OSa!ilando Springs Dr. Ph. 83H4&1 Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. W"kdays; 9-5 Sat.& SUn. OPEN TON IGHT—NO APPOINTME NT N ECE SSAR Y Other Area office In Oviedo 3154237 ONLY 10 DAYS LEFTI I _________ ' ____ I .-, I"~ i- -f~. --- - ____ _________ . ___ -16 ,, _______I.11Ii4171ffIi i' v. _____________________ _________________ . • ; • , • _ '[s) 8• S 1; -..- Jor, '-,f~- - - Co ntact-Broil dhom" ________ ___ %L 1Lk Airpoill ____ ___________ _____ 1h% pgrat andAhe __tep _WM, Ato __ - gJHkPfQV_ _\ . . . E~. ____ - i!1t1!1ltI!II1fl..... ____ - fCK ___ - VA and-. CoNenbonaf-ifinintin 't' — - - __ ~ - .? ,_____ :_1j1 }!cI - ( ':" - H&R - MINIMUM CASH DOWN REQUIRED 6 Pct of Sales Price The Down Payment on the above home is $2,100. at a re .; - ________ r - - -. .',' - - ,. - _ . ._ ANNUAL GROSS INCOME* SIZE OF FAMILY SIZE only ......................................... Less t han $ 8,400 Man, Wife, 1 Child .....................................Less than S 9,600 Man, Wife, 2 Children .................................. Less than $11,100 Man, Wife, 3 Children ..................................Less than $12,100 Man, Wife 4 Children ..................................Less than $13,040 i - - --- -- v - -. I I tax help. - -. .,. -.. -I COfl1 to US for inm -- - i I I I:6 %,F%f ___j_.._ - , --.•,---•.. - - . WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7 - -. - - Caiselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Summerset Recreation Building. Parents Anonymous for troubled parents), 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church. 17-92, Caelberry. I ,---,- - It will serve as a forum for the exchange of information, Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW Building, Longwood. Overeater. Anonymots, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Eight, Sanford. ' . Former Oviedo policeman Arthur Barkley has been sentenced to six months in county jail plus live years probation after pleading guilty in circuit court to delivtlng ' M3rijuana to a .-;late un. dercover agent. A column dedicated to CS usage, etiquette Local Briefs ,. 434. - n - Sanford Optimist Club, 7 p.m., Sue Ann's Capri. Seminole Lions Club, 7p.m., Quality Inn, 14 and SR fu il o San! urd Tourist and Shuffleboard Club covered dish supper, 6 p.m., clubhouse on lakefront; meeting, 7 p.m. Quality Inn North PoIi ce ni a Gets 6-M n thSe tence Read our exclusive Evening Herald Homemaker, Achievement Day Exhibits open to public, 7 to 9p.m. Altamonte Springs Civic Center Monthly Rentals Available Police have Issued MIDDLETOWN, N.J. (AP) murder warrants for two Florida men wanted In ft gangland-etyle slaying ofaKcarnslxirg man whose bullet-, rI&tledbodywasfoundinaparkedcarSaturday. John J. Apiel, 30, and Anthony Russo, 37, both of the Fort Lauderdale area, were charged Monday In killing of John W. Barrett, 44, police said. Would You Like To Be? TUESDAY, APRIL 6 Advanced Lifesaving: Rescue and Water Safety Course, 7 p.m., Atlantis Swim School, Altamonte Springs. Three nights a week for three week,. T.URSDAY, APRIL 8 County Bicentennial Scbor Arts and Croft* Show A lawsuit by Greater Con. i'atter and doesn't signal an claynit. sponsored by PTA, Alt.amonte Mall. Through Saturday. 'th to the lawsuit, legal sources iie Oct. 14 abortion of tie struction Corp. of Case1berry land deal was ubjcct of a grand i,, and said. against Si.;ino SISTER, Inc. noon luncheon, The Heritage, Third and Greater Cm.ctnwtion. in the jury probe that resulted in county corn$ndividl dl?' missioners over an aborted original lawsuit, sought Sunshine Law indictments Mary Rotary Club, 8 am., Mayfair Ccuntry -pit purchase is expected to damages from the county for against commissioners Club. Speaker, Dennis Elgner of the Seminole Port be renewed next week with the breach of contract, plus interest Kwiatkowski and Hattaway. Authority. filing of an amended complaint. on the purchase price and The misdemeanor Indictments Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., specific per. were thrown out by a County Judge demanded Court Circuit Sanford (open). Dominick J. SaIli dismissed the formanceof the contract signed Court Judge but State Atty. South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:30 a.m., Land o' the breach of contract civil suit by the county on July 23 to buy Abbott herring is appealing the (" Lakes Country Club, Casselberry. the land for use as a county dismissal. 1 Monday but gave Greater Sanford Sertana Club, now, Sue Ann's Capri. jI Construction 20 days in which to Gold Star Mothers, Legion Home on Lake IvarJioe, file an amended complaint. Orlando, 1:30 p.m. REP. VINCE FECUTEL The original lawsuit, filed Seminole Chapter 2, OES Masonic Temple, 8 p.m. Nov. 17, alleged that county commissioners illegally University opera workshop, 7:30 p.m., Stover Theatre In aborted the $517,000 contract English. (Through Saturday) purchase of 103.5 acres off By JANE CASSELBERRY officer is needed one should be hired instead of the inFRIDAY, ApR11.. 9 Markham Woods Road "in Herald Staff Writer the vestigator. He said that Family Night Movie, "George," sponsored by hfopp"r pursuit of personal reasons." Elementary School 7 p.m. Refreshments for sale. The present investigator has subGreater Construction sought WINTER SPRINGS dam ages from commissioners city council tentatively up- mitted his resignation. harry Kwiatkowski, Richard proved adding a youth services Police Chief John Govoruhk iContinued From Page 1-At Williams, John Kimbrough, officer to the city police explained today that Moody had Michael Hattaway and Sid department, while keeping an submitted his resignation last in reserves been budgeted," he Vihlen Jr., individually investigator on the payroll. month, but later withdrew it. said The city will apply for a "As claiming their acts "in electing of right no w," Govoruhk Fec'htel. a member of the not to close the contract" were federal Law Enforcement House appropriations corn- ''arbitrary, malicious, Assistance Administration said, "we are still discussing it inittee, said a major Item in Us capricious, lacking in good faith grant, which, If approved, vVill as he is considering going Into business for himself as a year's budget will be a and honest and prudent pay 95 per cent of the Youth polygraph examiner." He said requested $80 million in pay discretion and constitutes an service officer's salary that Moody has done an exIncludes Color TV, Air Conditioning, raises for state employes. unreasonable misuse of $l3,8l.5l while the city pa ys cellent job on following through Maid Service "There are only so many authority." $731.13. on cases and there have been dollars and so many needs to be Judge Salfi dismissed the The vote, Monday night, was met that the leadership or some counts against the county 3-2 for renewing the request for many good comments from the .-. .. state attorney's office. ~', ~ persons may push for increased commissioners Mondayaying s investigator funding the 1 4 & SR 434 taxes," he said, adding, they failed to allege any position now held by Bill i VL The city's share of the inhowever, that the fact Is the specific individual acts by the Moody. Councilman John vestigator's salary will inLongwood, Fla. INN , ~` ) 'Legislature has over- commissioners to interfere with Daniels argued against In. crease to $3,556.80 for the ~~ For Further Information Phone appropriated money for certain the land purchase contract. creasing the size of the police second year. If renewed for a .0 . programs. I 862-4000 Other counts in the lawsuit force from 10 to 11 and third year the city will assinne "fl,tn n( *hn mnct iar.ifIrnnt ,,IInc,,,i hrønch nf contract by ii,,,cuicft.1 thmt Un vniith crvir'ø SO rr cent of the snlnrv. "'J'"" ""b philosophies that can be found the county in the land buy deal. Judge Salfi di.smLssed those in appropriations In the . . . . ~~- .. .- .- - -. ..%. . Legislature is that every dollar counts and said the contract .. I . . I -. . .'. . . __ . I -_ . .7 : _. I . .. . . . # has to be spent. If $50 is coming appeared to provide for in, there arc many who believe liquidation of damages and that . I . i . - . . that $50 has to be spent. There is Greater Construction's coni. %_ . . AS 5%? .. . S A N to almost never any discussion of plaint failed to allege facts cutting back taxes, of zero get around that provision. I I FI1Tllili Hal H. Kantor, attorney for budgeting, of determining what real needs are, Fechtel said. Greater Construction, said I W 1.1. Zero budgeting Is a concept of today that he expects to file an amended complaint against the examining each item in _In sometime next week. county and not just budget request Monday's dismissal of the looking at increases over a civil action was a procedural previous year. - Reserves Favored By Fec hte I - x— - - ', Two sponsors of a proposal to hike liquor taxes $31.5 million to raise money for teacher pay raises say rejection by a House ap-propriations subcommittee Is just a temporary setback. Subcommittee Chairman William Andrews, D Gainesville, and Education Chairman Richard Hodes, DTampa, commented Monday after the panel rejected tax hikes In a 5-3 vote, E 672-, - Tax Proposal Fails CBer i Tuesday, April 6, 1 976--3A - - L&OU Pit Suit Dismissed New FiIing Is Expected - Former Congressman TALLAHASSEE (AP) Bill Gunt.er says he received $19,545 in contributions and spent 116, 592 th e first three months of his campaign for Insurance commissioner-treasurer. A candidate for the Democratic nomination, Gunter of Orlando flied his campaign spending reports for Jan. 1March 31 with the Elections Division Monday. His contributions included $3, 200 from a campaign dinner; $2,000 frnm the Florida Chiropractic Trust, Miami; and $1,0W from Charles I. Babcock Jr., developer, Coral Gables. TALLAHASSEE (API C lay - - Grunter - - cnnrnrii Convict Sets Example • , Controversy Florida Men ,,, - Amid TALLAHASSEE (AP) With the traditional ceremonial opening of the 1976 Florida Legislature set today, Gov, Reubin Askew says the need to raise the gasoline tax Is less than he first feared. Askew said In a speech Monday that congressional changes In federal funding will make more money available to Florida so "we can get by this year" In road t'i Wing without the tax beost. The next 60 days En the Capitol are certain to be dominated by Issues on money, where it will be spent and where it will come from. Askew has endorsed a plan to Impose a 7.5-per-cent tax on the wholesale price of gasollne-2.8 cents a gallon at today's prices—to provide money for mass transit and highways, which he says will stimulate the economy. Are You By The Associated Press tional Teamsters' contract ruled that labor unions are free Leaders of a strike by crafts reached over the weekend con- to organize reporters and ediunion members in San Fran- tinued to disrupt the auto in- tors into the same bargaining cisco that has left the city with- dustry. unit as other news department out bu and cable car service Police In Detroit reported at employes at newspapers, have threatened stepped up ac- least four instances of gunfire magazines, wire services and tivity after a recess in negotia- Sunday night, along with tire related media organizations. tions. lashings and other violence. The decision Monday The city's six-day-old transit No one was injured, officers rejected the contention of U crisis intensi fied Monday when said. San Antonio Express-News and Yellow Cab. Co. taxi drivers General Motors Corp. and 300 other newspapers that were pulled off the job In a sep- American Motors Corp., after reporters are "professionals" arate dispute. settlement of the Teamsters' and cannot be lumped into the The National Broadcasting strike, canceled plans to close same union as "non. Co., meanwhile, barred Its plants because of supply short- professionsals" such as copy doors Monday to striking net. ages. But AMC said Monday it carriers, typists and librarians. 'cork technlci'ins and was forced to shut its BrampIn San Francisco, crafts un. newsroom personnel until they ton. Ont., factory after a halfion leaders halted talks with a sign a contract. day because of a lack of parts. city negotiator late Monday The AFL-CIO National AssoThe closing affected 1,100 night after the Board of Superciation of Broadcast Employes workers, visors rejected terms for a setand Technicians had announced Anheuser-Busch officials and in dement and called for labor's its 1,700 members who walked Teamsters negotiators met off the job in six cities early Chicago Monday for the first "bottom line offer." Thursday would return to work time in more than two weeks In Union leaders warned they , nuiJesddy. b rejected an effort to halt a month-long would not "be backed into a the proposal. strike by beer bottlers, corner" and renewed threats to In Detroit, pickets who said And in Washington, the Na- shut down San Francisco Interthey objected to a proposed na. tional Labor Relations Board national Airport. derstand English, Interpreters topics as: The role of a retail program on breast cancer will be as follows: salesperson. first impressiona, detection by zero radiography School Roundup A course entitled "Art Monday available evening French, how to encourage larger orders, on Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. and Experiences for the Pie-School SANFORD - Sn ii tord German, Spanish, Polish, how to create imagination 3:30 p.m. in the hospital Child" will be taught by MI'S, Czechoslovakian Grammar School will hold a , Ukranian, through showmanship, auditorium. Hospital employes Pat Hartwig at Seminole Russian, Yugoslavian; objections, closing a sale and and members of the public are Pre-School Round-up April 13 at Community College, in the 4C Tuesday 9 a.m. at the school. Children Spanish; Wednesday selling by asking the proper invited to attend, building on the Adult Campus, Vietnamese, Chinese; Thur- questions. who will be five years old by starting April 8 for eight con- sday, Spanish. Dec. 31 arc eligible to be Interested individuals should Nurse Aids SCARC secutive Tuesdays from 1.3 enrolled in kindergarten. If six For more information call telephone the Center at 8344162 p.m. The course is designed for Seminole Community on or before that date children College for registration information. SANFORD An unusual persons who work primarily 323-1450 Extsion 345. are eligible for first grade. From donation will be made to the with three-and four-year-olds in Orlando dial 831.7788. Childr en's Village by Mrs. Nell Sheets Needed Children now enrolled in a classroom situation For Delno, a registered nurse from kindergarten at Sanford more information, call Old bed sheets are urgently Sanford. For a dollar Rummage Sale office at the college. donation Grammar are automatically needed by volunteers who use Mrs. Demo will read South Seminole Community the fabric to sew bed pads and pressure and as the blood regitcri'I for first grade next dollars fall. Learn English Library AssciaUonls holding a dressings for local cancer accumulate she will donate Seminole Community College rummage sale April 9-10 at the patients. them to the SCARC( Seminole Parents arc asked to bring thrift shop behind the library at According to Irene Brown, County villhelda series o( open houses 239 Association for birth certificates or other proof Maitland Ave. 10 a.m. to president of the Seminole Retarded Children) ir p front other countries eople for use in of age when regiftering p m. County Unit, American Cancer esta!,lishini want to improvc their the Children's children, Medu;il earun;stjuii', The l.1I.rar) 's Paper Dolls" Society, the suppy of old aheet.s Village. and proof of immunizations are who roll old newspapers to sell has dwindled to practically Guests are Invited to come To have blood pressure required before children can to a local plant nursery, are in zero, .y one offour e'.cr gs: April checked, stop in the TAFETA attend school in the fall. Forms need of papers The project If you have old sheets you no XXchange at 207 Magnolia in for these purposes will be 1 . 7 or 8. will begin at 8 helps support the library which longer need, even torn OIICS, The program Sanford, Monday through provided upon registration. receives no state funding. drop them off at the Cancer Friday frcrn 9:15 to 11 p tu. In Building 42 on the Adult a.m. and Mrs. Charlotte Blades, school Society office, located in Iducation Campus at the on Saturday from 10 a.m. to I nurse will be on hand to answer Salesman's Course Chase and Co. Building, corner p.m. liege. questions. g and Second ,ut'15 ;ju it- uu 'iodu'i "ua it ;':tu--. Llasi Street, Sanford. It is c. donation free classes available r. SaICs.IflaIIshIP Is a zho't rt'ative course Evening herald English for Speakers of Other to be taught by Seminole that will be especially apjreciated during the current Languages. ?lwre will be a Community College beginning Cancer Crusade Week. Tuesday, April 6, 1976—VoJ. 68, No. 195 slide presentatim and a tour f April 7, at7'30, in. at the South Pibt,hd Da,i and the clawu mLc and language Seminole Center, located at 14 cacpl Satvrda 1 and Chr.;tmas Oa Cancer Detection bi m. Sanford Herat, Inc . 300 U F,ch Aye, Sanls,wd Fla lab. fiefrcshnient,s will follow and SR 4. the program, and guests will be The course will last for 10 ¶.cosd CIaH Pota9a Paid at &aMard. Florida mu, Betty Wh1gha and Joy givenanopportunitytoregfster hours arid will introduce sound LambertofSemiokMemoriaj urne D'et,vcr'. S tC??,, MnIh. 12 L I ?,ti'tp, 514 70. y,',i. $7140 SyM.l in FWidat.1m%homed,,,.,y AOoIP''qmj for the next term, principles of creative Hospital X-Ray Department •.'z,'h X 'I M'hs. fl ao For persons unabt' to un- sak'cm;1nhip iru'ludjn such ill irrseat a half-hour construction site. at 805 W. Third Si, just after 8 Joe Wilcox, of Lake Mary, p.m., pointing a pistol at the reported that parts valued at clerk and announcing, "This is $0 were removed from a front Sheriff's deputies today were a holdup." end loader at a job site on the that ce rs ansa cking of an probing the r The clerk told offi north side of Valley Drive, Altamonte Springs residence by the masked man t hen reached lingwood, and sand was mixed burglars and the theft of items across the counter, punched a w ith oil in the loader's crankvalued at $1,010. cash register key opening the case. Damage to the machine Meanwhile, Sanford police drawer and scooped up an Immediately deterwas not were looking for a lone gunman undetermined amount of money P.J. Rigglns deputy Deputy J.M. Patton reported mined, who robbed a grocery store be fore r unning from the store. that Boudreau tiled to hit him said. Monday night. Officers searched the area Mobile Home Razed investigators and a struggle ensued before Sheriff's but said the search failed to th Deputies reported that fire hande suspect could be reported burglars pried off a turn un a suspect in the robdestroyed a mobile home cuffed. rear door lock to enter the bery. Monday afternoon on Boat Club Drug Charge residence of Arnold Maim at 132 Chuluota Arrest Longwood Police jailed David Road off SR419 west of Oviedo. Hattaway Drive, Altamnnte '. rinri!f'n tcputy answering Mrs. Canton Engle told indeputies Dale Hads.all, 21, of Orlando, in Springs. Once inside, a domestic disturbance call at vestigators she came home to lieu of $5,000 bond on a felony said, the burglars ransacked Chuluota Monday night mobile home residence marijuana possession charge. find her the residence and made off with arrested Ronald L. Boudreau, Jail records indicate Hadsall on fire around a refrigerator. an Amana Radar Range, a 33, of 350 Filth St., Chuluota, on was arrested at 2:10 a.m. today County fire units responded quantity of liquor an d a color harges of assault, battery, c but deputies reported the Ave., th television Set. at SR-427 and 12 disorderly conduct and mobile home was a total loss. Longwood. Store Robbed with violence. arrest resisting Deoutles said firemen said the Vandals fill lice rnnrtd ii the in started Bond for Boudreau was set at Sheriff's detectives are in. blaze foot-tall bla ck ma n wearing a brown hood-type mask entered $5,3tJ0, according to county jail vestigating vandalism to heavy refrigerator. No injuries were equipment at a Longwood reported. the West Third Street Grocery records. By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF Alter moving around betwn if series of homes and hotel suites, he and Miss Petrs moved into a mansion in Bel Air, Calif., In 1961. In 1966, Hughes moved Irft the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in BostbT' and took over an entire floç. Four years later, on Thanksgiving Eve, he slipped into the Desert Inn in Las Vegas and barricaded himself in the penthouse. After that, he moved to The Bahamas, then to Nicaragua here an earthquake forced him to flee his hotel, then on ti London, back to The Bahamhs and finally to Acapulco in Feb. rwtjy 1976. Hughes' business empire grew out of the Hughes Tool Co. In 109, Hughes' father and a partner invented an oil drill bit which today is used in driI!ir. operations in every oil-producing company outside the Corn-1 rnunist bloc. Hughes did not earn his Initial ' fame as a businessman but as a pilot. He set aviation speed records In 1935 and again In 1938 when he circledthe globe in 3 days, 19 hcurs. He tarted desining hi: n DUmes. flV1flI! D= CO the Hughes Aircraft Co., which in time manufactured helicopters, missiles, spacecraft and plane and rocket electronics. Hughes designed or helped design major components of the XF'-11 experimental photo. graphic plane, the P38 Lightfling fighter, the Constellation airliner and the H-i monoplane. But it was his huge plywood airplane, nicknamed the "Spruce Goose," which was most often remembered. The government had invested $18 million in the airplane, which was eight stories tall and designed to carry 750 soldiers across an ocean. - .. (leunition in June or July, according to Arro Winard, a staff assistant at the bureau. -. - -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 0 To Aid Search For Fathers - - Billionaire Recluse Died Monday Social Security Numbers _j -' -'-r Tuesday, April 6, øfl IN BRIEF - .-----.'-- ____ ____ _______ % ____ -. w m_ F `- - 2 �L -.-- Evening Hemad Marie Antoinette is oft remembered for her famous quote which historians say held bring on the French Revolution. In a line of classic hauteur She i3 quoted as saying of the country's starving peasants: "Let them eat cake." Perhaps that's the message some "hardliners" would deliver to all poverty-f Ighting programs, and more specifically, to Sanford's Seminole Economic Employment Development Corporation (SEED- \ F iiF:xu .\vf:.. S,NFl1ll). FI..\ re.t (.'l1' 121.2611 or 8.11-999.1 Around Tues1ay, April & 1976-4A V \VNE D. DOVLE. Publisher 11' ll!CIIAH[) 1kN(L Editor ILJ.1.\I I). ('URRIE. Managing Editor 9 If- III it' f)tli tr Wet'k. 55 i vnt : M'ntf. $2 40. 6 Mnths, $11 Ve,ir. J3 40 R Mtnl In F'I,'rida s;ina' is fly11l( delier A!1 tht'r mail Month. $1 70. 6 Months. $1620; 12 Months. fl2 40 It is difficult, really, to understand some of the criticisms. Is the agency itself under fire? Or, Is the 17 1' lticimi criticism aimed at SF.ED(X) Presidrnt Horace I ~ —J as a county, are we simply saying to agency agency and to the director and to all programs similar to SEEDCO, "Let them eat cake." There are some basic truths involved in SEEDCO's struggle for survival, the &nallet of By ED PRICKETF which is the struggle itself. The most important element here is will Seminole County eventually lose the $4-million in federal dollars pumped in nce the agen'y cranked d Here's how it could happen. Florida's 1W The Social Crisis Is The Clock Security Growing -, The crisis in the Social Security system generally has been viewed in terms of what may happen in the future if the cost of paying out hnfit nulk •,v (iri,r ih ULIUU (1....,... ,t VI #6 LUV UIILUUJR LIUW&II into the trust fund. Now there are events occurring which could accelerate the day of reckoning, and it is doubtful Congress can get by with a patchwork job of reform that leaves the major headache for another day. For one thing, public emptoves who have the ,-j up on of participating in y beginning to desert in significant numbers. Alaska has become the first state whose employes want to bolt. New York City's 150,000 municipal employes a!so are optin g out the largest single group to defect so far. Altogether, more than 200,000 employes of state, county and city governments and chool districts in 19 states have notifpi1 1 fiilcrj veii,1ieot of their intention to with draw. The rule of compuisory participation whici' r'__% 1'- CROMI. A , I - of the problem. Withdrawals from the system will only aggravate its underlying financial weakness, especially since a worker who has been participating for 10 years is fully vested in the program and would nc' lose his right to benefits upon retirement if he withdraws. The reason for disillusionment with Social Security is obvious. In the eyes of a growing number of citizens it simply takes too much out of today's paychecks in return for an uncertain prospect of benefits in the future. What began as a convenient and economical way to build up a supplemental retirement income is being regarded as an unsound investment, if not a "rip-of!," in the eyes of many wage-earners. Democrats in Congress are responding to this discontent in the worst possible way sitting on Pre3ident Ford's request for an increase in Social Securi ty deductions to keep th prog-am currently solvent, and moving instead to cover the deficit by drawing on the general fund. This would only paper over th e need for basic reforms in the system, and further erode the principle that benefits being paid out are derived from the Individual contributions of individual workers, Inequities and fiscal mistakes which have - overtaken Social Security need to be corrected if the system is to survive. They will not be corrected by transferring the cost of those inequities and mistakes to the income tax, which simply moves the "rip-off" to another column on the worker's list of payroll deductions. Pnorities Change And if Orr, the agency's $Zl,000a.year director, is not doing his Job, toss the rascal out. in the final analysis some "hardliners" argue welfare recipients must be told to "eat cake," but there are laws 'which specifically prohibit that. Those laws are one of the reasons this nation is the finest and the most humane in the entire world. I ,i .•.,lmafyi3rd 'tOrd r1 Atikamov, j,.WCitir Idaho . Wrrn 'trsr;3 tt) WASHINGTON In the past 30 years, ists have had an increasing voice in national policy. — econom \J.. Now (, t,~ Energy g, Policy Aims Staled a1a Creor, Monton,3 ---) LONDON (AP) Aides say the main foreign policy aim of Britain's new prime minister will be to strengthen Wmtem Europe's partnership with the United States. James Callaghan, who surceedd Harold Wilson u.'...... .AIuor govermnents Ieauer alter two yea, 'P' as foreign minister, is a .!nt!cIst. He believes, with U.S. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger. that the time has come to recast the Atlantic relationship on political, economic, and defense issues. But Cullagtian's more immediate concern, to be tackled n a budget message to parliament today, is the home front and the state o( near bankruptcy that threatens the nation. I Elephant • On June 30, t WASHINGTON congrtslonally mandated term of the Federal Energy Administration(FEA) is up for renewal, ,, and Rep. Pat Schroeder (D-Colo.) has made an excellent suggestion. She says: "Let the FEA expire. This is the one time congressional inaction would benefit the taxpayers." - i Ltçtr c Netitysxa TIM4,1UTrff . — - \ NO\'E\BER J In 1 AV 76 I4 The stock of the economic prognosticator reached a new peak when President Ford, shortly after moving into the White House, called In the nation's top reputations, right-left-middle, for a series of advisory conferences - which en endedin a stalemate, 1 ~ ------% I But it Ls unlikely the congreaswoman's idea will be heeded. Incredibly, despite all his numerous anti-Big-Government-red tape speeches, President Ford intends to ask Congress to extend the Life of this bureaucratic . monstrosity three more years and to triple i $142-million budget to about $440 million, partly so the agency can add 700 more employes to its present 3,400. - .1 - CARTE - F 1 — The case for abolishing the FEA is ex. ceptiona lly compelling. Since Its original for. matlon as the Federal Energy Office the Arab oil embargo, this agency has been an absolute disaster, stifling competition, increasing costs to the consumer and ballooning the already bloated federal bureaucracy even bigger. 1 - — Take first the material well-being of con surners as interpreted by Paul W. McCracken the University of Michigan from official statjsc, - pL- - -01 . - ' !, Soviets Train Rhodesians ' ; - ), _ 0 J01 Ir PEOPLE Barbara Walters May Switch To ABC — - — - The growth of the FEA's bureaucracy is ASWunding. demonstrating what Rorudd Reagan , means when in one of his laugh.gvUng onelIiti he says that "the closest thing to eternal 'ASHINGTON — Contrary to official "the subject of commissions." themilkindustrytopackageth powered denials, we have established that the State milk In life on earth Is a gcvernj We reached the former U.S. Ambassador to bags lined with thinner plastic. agency." Department not on4y was aware of corporate Saudi Arabia, Jim Akins, who confirmed that he Just as the milk was being readied for Payoffs overse3s but that Secreury of State had received several cables from Kissinger on shipment, inspectort; discovered that moisture FlOsting On a Us of more than two rWWon Henry Kissinger referred to the practice in Ncrthrop's payoffs. He would r,ot elaborate, had seeped through the thin plastic. The 11111k, pieces of paper, the agency ha., a press c4flce confidential cables, however, before testifying on Capitol Hill. He therefore, had to be reclassified from "extra that is one of the largest in Washington, with 112 This is dIsni'ig evidence that the State will appear before Sen. Frank Church's grade" to "standard," which cs4nnot be 1 people and a $3.5 million budget. Thirty seven Departmentha!n'tovercomefts hatoflyjniito Multinational Subcommittee, officia which is into huimd countries such ls at the I'TA are paid $31,&t0 or more as IncLa. the ptblic. With some reporters, the State vestigaung corporate bribery. annually and the average employc's salary is Tolts horror, the depaftJnefltfoundifl with Departnnt's credibility has sunk so low that F'vint A State flenartineit spokesman 150 million pounds of 119,0, the highest of any federal agency. spoiling powered milk on they don't believe a story until it has been oz. UL 'i nan.. ts routinely its hands. This could have resulted flcjally r1'nteurj in a 11t signed to most Càblt iid iu*t it doesn't mean he million scandal had it not been, blessedly, FEA Administrator Frank Zarb made 36 trips for a Last week, for example, we reported that the actually saw the cables, shortage of non-fat dried milk. Ccntral Intelligence Agency, State and Defense Last year —14 on charter flights costing $2000 MILK SCANDAL The Agriculture Most of the 150 million pounds of "standard" Departments knew that U.S. corporations were Department narrowly prompting Sen. William Proxmire to averted a milk scandal milk, therefore, Is still usable in the U.S., If it can denounce him as one slipping money under the table to foreign of- similar In scope and scale to the grain of the most wasteful scandal, used within a rea.onable time, for ice cream, spenders In the goverrije flcials. The State Department Issued a pious whch ha.,, embarrassed the United States baking and candy. denial. around the worlcL The taxpayers will still take a bath on about Yet locked in th e department's files are With the headis sith hot over the ship- tw o million po The symbol of the FEA Is a charming Little unds of dried milk, which j Insect na several confidential cables on the subject. menta of bad U.S. grain to foreign med Energy Ant. buyers, alert become so moist it may have to be used But Energy Ant ha ' as become Energy Kissinger cabled the U.S embassy in Saudi irpectors blocked the shipment of Elephant The FEA is a menace. million anLmalfodr. The loss will be about $5 miLlion, Treasury Secretary William Simon says th Arabia, for example, about Northrop Aircraft's pounds of low-grade powdered milk, 150 which as at the which at least Is far less than it might have been. agency is "an outrage" "ccmmiss4osj," a euphemism for "bribes." susceptible to spoilage, a nd that If he had his Footnote: A few weeks &o, experts from the The cat was let out of the hag by Northrop, way "I'd abolish the agency aix] The dried milk had been bagged In plastic- milk and pactaging Industries got together with tomorrow," close Its door which has admitted making illegal payoffs to lined bags, which had been made from Agriculu.re officials and upgraded the foreign cificials. One Northrop document petroleum during ft 1974 oU crisis. To save on sp"Ticat.ons tar dried mU bags to prevent referred to at Kissinger cable which discusstd ofJ, the Agrjctjtgt Department Mr. Ford 3hould reconsider, and listen to hLs had permitted moisture from affecting future dried milk sales. Tiea.ury SCLICLIF), — 06~ statemenI7 - - - . ...: Wekiva Prison Plan F ,' - Rejected By House . '• --..•' .. . - ' ... ,.' ,. • .a 1 ' us . iia a Gravely, - Council ______________ _______ - Public H Set On Board Procedure Jail Group - Appointed • - — - I4%0,U. QE ..; — Jade Statues Stolen LOS ANGELES (AP) Seventeen Jade statues valued at more than $40,000 have been stolen from the home of author John Ball, police said Monday. Ball, 64, Is author of the novel "In the Heat of the Night." Its movie version won an Academy Award as best picture. Ball told investigators that a man came to his Encino home Sunday to have a piece of jade appraised. He left when Ball said it wasn't jade. But he returned with a pistol, bound and gagged Ball, and broke into glass display cases around the house. — First Lady Betty Ford is WASHINGTON (AP) contributing to the huge new demand for citizens' band radio licenses. The Federal Communications Commission said Monday that Mrs. Ford was granted a temporary license so she could communicate with friends in Wlsconin while campaigning there with her husband. - Richard Thomas Injured Actor Richard Thomas fracCONWAY, Ark. (AP) tured an ar.):le in a motorcycle accident while filming a movie about the death of actor James Dean. A spokesman said Thomas, 24, who plays "John-Boy" in the hit television series "The Waltons," lost contol of the bike on a college football field here Monday. — -'r DELTONA RESIDENTS IS NOW PROVIDED BY . D HIGHWAY HOSPITAL NOTES 92 A E., -. : -. ____ . - - - OPENING APRIL 5 : :,- . - .--. ;'it'*Z - - - - . '-'' ", .. . - - . ' - - . SUPPLY '-'. 2 , ,, ' - ' __' 9 - ______ '' - ....- . - :.Z F lk :." '- SALES James C. Miller Mary A. Spivey Clem White 1rv1nLJacub, DeBar) Roger I. Johnson, DeBary Stanley Parkvr, N,Nry MaryEflenitaunier,DeBary Howard HICU, Delial)' Mildred Marsc-haul. Deltona Richard I.. Rychel, Deltonc Richard G. Sears, Deltona John C. Waltrich, Deltona Iklen hi. Woodley, I)eltona AMEARING.AID I Ask the man who wears onel II I FREE F HEAR ING TEST SATTERIi " ° A LL , '" AND SEIVaCP -- i , CORDS -'' GORGE C HEAR 11 .. a I . Mr. and Mrs. Wallace tDarothySheppardaboy Sanford t ij .. w km 1I --S. As Prescribed By Your Physician MEDICARE 111 E. Kentucky Ave. J.. I QCommodes 'Patient Lifters iBoth Equipment ORT4IN THESE SERVICES UNDER.MEDICRE J4rIrADr rn vu WE WILlusia. IIl 'v,suIMnL rvn YO U x I i I I , I , - w'-- ) (r ' sPressure Bed Pads 'Breathing Machines RENTALS .. -NC. AgthoqUOd041Ir-"DlftIyII Aw ••,• 'I HEARING . DISCO It AMLSICA ~_ - - . Betty Ford Is A CBer -, . THE BEST LOCAL SERVICE FOR DEBARY AND '. 40 __ --_ -~- - -- I ___ -_~ •"r - - — NEW YORK (AP) Barbara Walters, longtime star of NBC's "Today" show, !; cvsdirmed that she has met with ABC television officials to discuss the possibility of coanchoring the "ABC Evening News." If she takes the Job, she'll become the first woman to regularly coanchor a week-night network news program. But Miss Walters said Monday, "It was Just a preliminary meeting. There was no firm offer, Just, Would you be Interested?" Her three-year contract with NBC expires in September. She said, "I have been very happy here and I assume I will continue to be." A search by ABC for a female to coanchor with Harry Reasoner has been rumored for several months. — — f ~( WASHINGTON (AP) Russian advisers are now In Mozambique where they are to train Rhodesian black nationalist guerrillas, U.S. Intelligence sources report. The Russian contingent numbers only 18 military men. But Intelligence analysts say the development Is significant because it Is the first firm sign that Russia intends to commit its personnel to preparing Rhodesian blacks to fight white Rhodesian forces. Intelligence sources say the Russians were flown to Mozambique from Tanzania and reportedly will be stationed in centers set up to train and organize Rhodesian insurgents who use Mozambique as a base. manifestation of the crude alloc- Kudos to Ed Prickett ("Around the Clock" atim progarn be%~ause the operation of this March 30, 1976) for his excellent analysis of program led to reductions In refinery cutput of William Sefire's tirade agaM the Woodward gasoline and forced hol"igo of inventories, and Bernstein books about the Watergate which together reduced deliveries to retailers." trend was almost flat. It rose at an average of 0.3 burglary and after . Compassion for Mr. President Nixon should have known his days Nixon, and per cent a year, which compares with 6.4 to scxne extent his convicted felon exper were numbered, after the Vietnam cent from 1968 to 1975. Over the whole 1 The Wall Street Journal estimates that the War was vice president has supplant ed cn sense 946-1975 stopped, and especially after he brought period the increase has averaged the about the facts of the matter, bureaucratic coat to consumers of the FEA's 3.6 per cent. POW's home. To give glory to this man, the first While Saflre deplores that Woodward and controls amounts to three to five cents a gallon decent, moral man in the White House in many B In not more than five of the 20 years from ernstein make on gas, which roughly adds up to about $10 billion years, was Just too much for the likes of Roger neglected to mention from to 1977 McCracken says, will the economy t a year. Standard Oil of Indiana employs about th at he was raid well been operailng at reasonably full employment. Mudd, Walter Cronkite, Daniel Schor and last writin g for Nixon as Mr. Prlckett so neatiy 100 people full t!me Just to meet government No sucn susta ined run of unemployment" can but not least, Dan Rather. regula tions points t. mostly th e FEA's at a yearly Isn't It odd how Senator Frank Ourch's be found tn the l899tol929years, Inuigeof cost of nearly $3 nifilon in salaries and other W.E.Gr oce the U.S. e'onomy as lurching, violently from recent Investigation cooled, after plunging the expenses. This company has a mpu Winter co ter tape Park ___________________ bntobuctbeforestsbillsationpolicy h.e ame Kennedy's Li startling new profiles? And how more than 600 miles long, which stores inwith a wink and a smile the commentators aban academic discipline is not supported by th Letters to the editor are welcomed for formation It has had to supply to Just the FEA. solved JFK of a ll wrongdoing in his sexual evidence of history." publication. All letters must be signed, with a The 20 major oil companies spend roughly $60 prowess? mailing iddress and, if possible, million yearly to comply with government a telephone Whether planning and controls have cau!ed As to the book, All the President's Men, while number so the Identity of the writer may be regulations. our problems or whether they have had a part in everyone wonders who "Deep Throat" verified. The Evening Herald will respect the lemning the severity of recessions is not clear. represents, we know it isn't Teddy Kennedy, or bvishes Of"Titers who dd not want their names The answers we get depend more on the he would have been called, "Deep Float." Sun Oil's controller, Albert Martin,observes in print. The Evening Herald also resents philosophy of the particular economists that the Spanish word fe.a means The ccxnmentators and columnists haven't "grim, hideous, the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to than any scientific evidence th ey gotten their pound of flesh yet as th ey stand alarming, improper aix] causing conform to space requirements. horror or may carry in their briefcases, aversion," Even the FEA's own assistant adback and wring their hands. Their one wish ________________________ ministrator for operations, regulations and compliance, Gorman Smith, concedes that government regulations "are a zoo to keep up with." The Cred * bil ity Gap Widens / 1*~ I 0" . —' • — in February 175, In a study for the American Enterprise Institute, Richard Mancke, associate didn t Jailor suickle for President professor n'tcome rue, ja r of internationa l economic rela tions at Nixon. I would like to have President Nixon's the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, 'flilts name on the ballot in November. He'd walk oil University, concluded that, on balance, the with the biggest landslide vote the country has FEO'I alloca ti on measures and price controls ever seen It Just seems too much for the li berals "not only exacerbated the U.S. oil-su pply dt nd t ha t there are men who love their prt.blems but failed to ea cr te a more equItable country, and are morally straight, as against agains the distribution of the Arab oil embargo's costs." ilk of recent previous White House tenants. Name Withheld L,on gwood In May 1975, an article in the Technology Review stated that the long gas lines in early 1974 were "probably produced" solely by the Liked Column FW. "These lines," it says, "were a JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD HOME (AP) The Socialists, stung by Roman Catholic refusal to ease opposition to legalized abortion, threatened today to topple Premier Aldo Moro's Christian Democrat minority government. The Socialists demanded an emergency meeting with Moro and with Benigno Zaccagnini, secretary-general of the Christian Democrat party. They raid they would farce disbandment of parliament and have general elections a year ahead of schedule rather than give up on the abortion Moro's 55.day.old gcvernment depends on the Socialists' ben!n cttitude for survival. It won a vote of confidence In February thanks to Socialist abstention. money With a Navy o aum.Me ships, nuclear submarines and ..1e 1* I.. carriers ,,,,,44,..,, 4.,e , urgjto teath naval rec ujtsto drilJ with , riffle as part of their basic training. The Navy's decisIon to abandon the "manual of arms" a a trairung cercise thus gocs along with a trers.i toward weeding out bits of naval tradition which can no longer be justified. Even the Navy acknowledges that there were benefits in discipline and teamwork from having recruits learn to handle rifles in unison In drills and parades. Sometimes an apparently ffmilingless eiercise cxn have a meaning not Wun&iistely discerned. Training officers believe the process of turning raw recruits into efficient and rons1ve sailors will not suffer by abandoning the manual ofarms. We hope they're right. Regime iss. Th e Ed itor Letters Threaten — in late 1973 after the onget "My taste buds are hot already The betterment of individual econonJe living To conditions, so far as they are measured by personal consumption spending, slipped from a Nixon Defended 2.7 cent a year growth In the 30 years between 1899 and 1929 to 1.9 per cent a year in He: Ed Prickett's Around the Clack constant prices in the 30 years between 1946 and as of March 30, 1976. 1, for one, was completely delighted wi th William Sal ire's recent column, 1975. as against every liberal's run-down on the MCk b M cCrack en oserves that If in the 1899 to 1929 "horrendou3 ruination" of our country's morals period real personal consumption outlays had by President Nixon. risen at the post-1946 rate, the averag e American In my book, he did nothi ng that hadn't been family in 1929 would "have had a material level done thousands of times before, but because the of living about 20 per cent below that which he halo-wearing Democrats did it, the liberals actually enjoyed." looked the other way. President Nixon had ample oppor opportunity to McCracken goes on to note that from "1899 10 completely dispose of all the tapes he had made, IrS. as best they can be meawed,11 consumer but he didn't. And how "shocked" the liberal prices shifted up only 2.7 per cent a year, incommentators were at some of the language cluding the World War I caused jump in the price used level. Between 1922 and 1929, "after tht economy House— as if the cloak and caucus roorns, and the and Senate themselves, didn't echo with , - - Socialists - Deapte this ple thora of economic advice niuci of which has been incorporated into government policy th e results have been a mixed bag. Harry Pelley. chief t),at the three bargaining wilLs lose their certification sparked negotiator for the school board, ' I -. on a a controversy between the units maintains that PERC cerA ruling has been made e and the school board's tification for the units is .' '--' local union's request that th bargaining agents which has adequate, and that only their state Employcs Public hired chief negotiator, Gene ought talks to a standstill, Relations Commission PERCI br The employe unions have Grooms, needs to be certified -' decertify three Seminole stated that they no longer by the Department of Corn,, County school employe unions, believe their certification by merce as a business agent. . but as of this morning details Pelley refused to recognize the ruling have not been PERC Is adequate and have applied for certification with Grooms until he obtained released. the state Department of certification from the r)lpart. A pokcunan let Wir,tcr Park Corr.merce. meat of Commerce. attorney Joseph Williams, who represents Local 1010 of the International Brotherhood of Painters and Allied Trades I I , - which requested the decertification, said Williams picked up the PERC decision in Tallahassee Monday. I. -. •'!• TALLAHASSEE — Gov. mended and thus saved $7 Williams was not available •4.. 12 ,,, for comment on whether or not Reubin Askew's proposal to million. He said the group state prison at detr'rmlnerl more prisoners -. . certification had been upheld build 'e"" for the Non-Instructional Wekiva State Park has been could be housed for $53 million Personnel of Seminole County, rejected by the House of than the governor had p1annd ZI -the Seminole County B us Representatives subcommittee to house for $&0 million. _________ J r. :- ' Drivers AssociatIon and the on prisons, said State Rep. I.. member of Seminole Educational Clerical Vince Fechtel, a 1 Seminole's legislative Association. (GET Williams filed for the delegation. . I ?'I Fclitl 5Pt flflflIIIIIIA - .1('.-• i I ef th th: '.? stibcentr, . %#I, • ivII l.,P 1fl 1010 on committee decided Monday V Ii'U !zt,L z -day ,t units on behalf of Local when the District III Soeclal Olympics Games that new orisons nouio be built has March 8. Lyman High Sot Stadium. The 19-year-old runner, who SET AT L '(MAN PERC Staff Atty. j., in Dade and Baker CountIc anl won many ribbons and medals in the Last four yrai, will light the Cultivate special flame which remains lit until the end of the GCmI. Heldelbert said today the ruling worked out methods of housing the easy Athletes from Seminole, Brevard, Voluala, Orange, Lake and on the decertification request state prisoners at existing road, Osceola counties sill compete In a full day of track and field, had "not gone out of this office minor and major facilities way. Get ! swimming, gymnastics and bowling, beginning with a parade of yet — unless it went Mondayr th oughout the state. t The subcommittee later thu:- le athletes at 9:30 a.m. L}ennls Dolgner, left, and County Corn- and I wasn't told about it." week will consider alternate None of the three school missioner Mike Ilattaway look over symbol for event. proposals, but "there is no system employe unions have Seminole, Lake and received notification of PERC's danger received have Orange County residents need ruling at this time, ior CasseIberr' Seminole County school ad- not be concerned — that a new t ministration officials had word prison will be built in the Wekiva State Park," the From the PEHC office. Leesburg Republican said. 1010 The request by Local "Logic and rationale is on our side the side not to put a prison in the Wekiva State Park. I don't believe there i any ay the governor could win Attach 26 Rotary CuRlthat battle. Gov. Askew's By DONNA ESTES in any of the cities. Additional costs of the valor (shown) to 7.6, 10, or The Seminole County Corn- proposal would never prevail," Herald Staff Writer At the second hearing, which reconstruction for the 400 feet is 12 HgConvcrtibk Tractor. lasted three days, the decision $7,381, City Manager Anthony mission today approved a he said. Cultivate with power! Fechtel said the sub('ASSELIIERRY — The city of the board was 3-2 In favor. Guiliano said and will include recommendation by Sheriff council agreed Monday night to But because of the city drainage work. The manager John Polk and Commissioner committee determined All-gear, steel-shaft hold a public hearing April 26 to regulations, the request failed. estimated time for construction Sid Vihlen Jr. for an ad hoc methods of housing more (nnsmijon nstant committee to study over. prisoners in existing facilities consider changing procedures McIntosh said Monday night, at less than two weeks, Contractor of the entire crowding at the county jail at than the tovernor recomfor the city's Board of and the city council agreed, control. Sanford. ___________________________ Adjustment to permit a "more that the rule should be changed project is David Joyce. Wide variety of lawn democratic process." Councilman Nathan Van to permit a majority vote "a By a unanimous vote, the care, gardening, snow Meter voted with colleague to commission appointed Polk, The action followed a recent more democratic practice" removal attachments. Seminole Circuit Court ruling to prevail. He also recom- approve the addition, but he Jail Administrator George _____________________ FREE COUNSELING: See _______________________ by Circuit Judge Dominick SaUl mended that the city consider warned insurance may not fully Proudloot, Vihien, Altamonte cover the m for thefr.dor aM altitbdamage at a later time a change in the received by Springs Polle Chief Justus rapping board of adjustment ___________________________ the 1970 mats that are i1hl for l fire truck, an lew to permit the city council to estimated East, Sanford Architect Can procedures, which first zipWI IT JIII proved and then turned down zi hear apreals rather than $1,000, when a motorist struck 4t4IaIIlI, i the vehicle parked at a fire last request from a developer to directing appeals to the circuit Voters representative Mickey week. Adams and Pat Glisson, the erect a mini-race track off S11- court. He said may the city find it 436. county's director of the Office He said a precedure could be CAMCO the needs the 00 $7,0 to repair of Management and Evaluation City Attorney Kenneth set up whereby the city judge INO'JSTRIAL EQUIPMENT fire apparatus. (OMAE). 310 W.A'ELODY LANE McIntosh, called the city's could act as a hearing CASSEL,tERRY, FL. 32707 Council passed on first procedure, adopted in 1966, examiner, first, with inSome seven additional )QS-335-4I7 formation he obtains passed on reading ordinances reducing members will be appointed by requiring at least four positive FINANCING AVAILABLE slightly water rates within and individual commissioners votes of the board before a to the governing body. lpc? down vp?oMvno4 In other business, the council outside the city limits se-ved by County Commissioner Harry zoning variance is granted, AI$ø MC SAC approved adding 400 additional the city's utility department Kwiatkowski suggested "antiquated." feet to the city's reconstruction and raised its sewer rates to someone inside the jail ( a Developer Tom Iladloff first project o Seminola Boulevard. pay costs of that system's prisoner) also be appointed to r'ceived a favorable ruling — 4- Currently one-quarter mile of operation. _____ the study group. _.._L... £ iwiiiii' iTiJi lUll LU the r"l, But building the raceway off Sit- Road, Is being reconstructei. r CLIP AND SAVE —, 'U3, When nearby apartment I The term i nation complex owners appealed the 1 new construction was have _ decision to i'?cour I been Secret Way. The adjudge ordered the boa rci t Ilonday's high 84. today's low ditional portion to Ix, conrehear the case. 64.RalnfalI: 1.80 Inches. stucteI Intermittent rain and a few I Salfi also said the persons that point to where the city has I ant euursrs. v CO a', wilt tItUS thulidersh(1%Le1% today ending , mcDIMc ME ICARE urri V MI THE ICYT IV speaking at th public hearl1ig already resurfaced the should have been sworn, a remainder of Seminola within tonight. Wednesday partly • I cloudy. Highs mostly In the mid • process not previously followed the city. 70s today and low SOs Wednesday. Lows tonight In the low I I 17V 60s. Variablc winds 15 to oc' caslonail 20 m. .h. and gusty g : -. near thundershowers today and -. i DISCHARGES APRIL5, 1976 mostly easterly 10 to Ia m.p.h. • .-. ADMISSIONS Sanford: tonight and Wednesday. Rain I . Mary It. Allen probability 80 per cent today - -Sanford: Beatrice Lee Baker • and 30 per ecut tonight. Linda Barrow Helen Ferguson EXTENDED FORECAST --.Patricia A. Bradshaw 1 Charles J. Hough Cool north and mild south Travis Chandler I Jinunv Dwayne Inman portion with a chance of Dolores Cranmner Dixie I. Martin shoers Thursday night or ____________ MD1CARE . I.J Elma B. Dekle Susan F Thbor ' Friday. Highs In the lOs north Shirley A. Edmondson ,'. ' Florence H. Edmonds, and low SOs south portion. Iowa 30 ~3226 Charles I I l, ' lh Bars in 1h SOs extreme north to low iI Helen Ferguson 310 Ftt,i N Frost. L)clton1i lOs extreme south portion Joe I. Foster Irene C. Ilonald, Deltona Wednesday's Daytona Beach Z William hi. Greene Walter I). Lee, Deltona tides: high 12:35 a.m., 1:03 _________ I.' lindy Haynes a m, 7 06 p m p mu, losi 6 Ruth N Winter Dellona Kenneth I). Jeffrey . . B. Niblacl;, Port Canaveral: high 12:24 Thelma Asher J. Kanner a.m., 12:40 p.m., low 6:35 a.m., • lArng%vootI p Bobbie Jean Littles Ile' Sch;ult, Phoenix, N.Y. 7:01 p.m. I Norman Love ' ' I *Hosp ital Beds •Wheelchaus 'Oxygen I Dorothy Mack - - groups f fly JEAN PATTESON Herald Stall Writer / . ' c;' I BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) A new threat of Syrian military intervention in Lebanon's civil war was reported today as moderate political and military leaders tried to arrange a session of Parliament to replace Qiristlan president Suleiman Franjieh. Kamal Assad the Moslem speaker of Parliament, was reported trying to schedule a session of the 99-member kgislature Thursday to vote a constitutional amendment ending Franjieh's term at once, six months before It expires. The legislators then could elect a new Christian president willing to accept the changes demanded by the r:oalems. Raymond Edde, a 63-year-old political veteran, was considered the man most Likely to be elected. Explosions and volleys of machine-gun fire were heard on the fifth day of the 10-day truce, but the level of fighting appeared to be somewhat lower. A police spokesman said 43 persons were reported killed and 53 wounded In Beirut ud other parts of the country since midnight, Monday. — tri"."a The Federal Reser,'e has g -own msrkt'diy in The President's Council of Ecunomic Advisers, the Join t Economic Committee of the Senate and House, have been listened to with greeter intensity. Special governmental economic bdvisory groups have proliferated. And private economic udies by such as the Brookings Institution, the American En. terprise Institute and Ralph Nader organizations under a variety of names have been Issuing aflalYst, and advice to all who would listen. In Lebanon Reappears Energy Ant I tr i- . . School Union Dis pute Ruling Issued By PERC -0. * - -- - - At T __ - _____ Ii -'~7~ _4 , Ir 9• .M. 1W Intervention Threat 3• CONTT(Z ' 7 IN BRIEF — Tuesday, April 6, 1976-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - - 11' i1L WORLD . .. , Iii U So — The reasoning is simple. SEEDCO dollars are federal dollars; dollars that are collected from each and every taxpayer who lives in every state in the union, Of course there's still another option. Our ueegaLion might convince other Congressmen to abolish the SEEDCO concept entirely. Then tax- ~,t.*t%'H,W.'t+1P i-&' * - ___ I V VV " ~) IC SEEDCO's concept, simply explained, is to place welfare recipients in paying Jobs. If It isn't working, then it should be made to work. How? By bringing in the necessary talent required to make all SEEDCO "ventures" productive and profitable. 'Me fact Is most of the corporctlons or "ventures" owned by the agency already are productive. r h-i. - ! JOHN D. L OFTON JR. Economists \,/() The agency, one of three of its kind in the entire United States, could conceivably be moved to California, or one of a number of states with a less hostile atmosphere than exists here. What that would mean is your tax dollar would still support SFFDCO, hot the agency would be employing Al"tans,or PtImpLJIl millions into the economy of C8lifXflth. EY I -- covers most otner t"uneric,ans is under attack in the courts, mainly by people who claim that it violates their religious principles. Sen. Richard S. Schweiker of Pennsylvania is pushing a bill th at would liberalize the terms on which a person can claim exemption for religious reasons. The legal and moral issue of whether It is right for Social Security to be voluntary for some Americans and compulsory for others is only part ,lv,o., .. . RAY payers could finance the welfare system, or In short, pay In the money which is required to manbuIn a minimum standard of living for those persons unable to compete in the system as it presently exists. It's a philosophical question, really. Kind of similar to the famous maxim, "You pays your money; you takes your choice." Legislative Delegation, which is reportully meeting this week to discuss criticisms of SEEDCO, could withdraw support from the agency. In effect Just ask the federal government to move it out of Seminole County. Now, some say that would be an improvement. But is it' = . `~ ~~_W~ W - - - SUPPLY 6685613 - - - -----U CLIP CO. I Highway 17-fl t Lake Ave., Defta,y AND SAVE' - ' , - �— _____________________________________________ _______________ _________ __________________________________________________________________________ ____________ ____ ________ ____ ___ r __________________ ___ _______ ____________________________________ - _____ — __________ _________ __________ __________ _________ — ' . ______________________ .-.-.. ________ ---- Tuesday,AprflL97 I IUL. Legal Notice ______________ L egal Notice L... Legal Notice NOTICE OF ACTION — FICTITIO('S NAME Si ATE OF F10p iC Nôtj i her girn ttt I am "41(1 JUNE S engaqci in busne at 1)70 Hickory Ado' ess Unknosn Avt., Santoed, Seminole County. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FIor unoer the fictitlot, name of That a Suit has been brought aQanst A SMALL WORLD, and that I Intend you in the Circut Court. in and for to register said name with the Clerk Srminolc County. F:orcia, in Civil of the Circvit Court, Seminole ACtion No 76351 CA C4E entitled County. Florida In accordancewith MUTUAL FINANCE CO. a cot the ptOvl$lon of the Fic1ltlou t ,a'ion. Plantiff, versus HAZEL Name Statutes, To Wit: Section JONES, JOHN D WILLIAMS and $6509 Flor.da Statutes i,si GLORIA 0 WILLIAMS, hi wile. S Mary Sell ' MARY LEE HAYES. Defendants, 1976 anti you are required to file your DE X 171 Aniwer to the Complaint with thi' Clerk of said Court. ano Scrve a COpy NOTICE OF APPLICATION therec, upon sad Plaintiff or it FOR TAX DEED attorney. O Wit SPEER & SPEER. (lfl.H$ Florida Statutes) Legal Notice snviIIe National flank IN THE CIRCUIT COURT J. EIr,hTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 47 WeSt Forsythe Street J,ii Isonv,'le. Florida 37702 CUlT IN AND FOP SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA. PARCEL II Ct. Civ. No 7 4eCA.00C GUARANTY FEDERAL SAVINGS ju. Tuckci anct Rolxrt E AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ST. 14t'lcn PT(RSBURG, a United States Tucker. • r husband 7145 CItrus Avenue corporation, Plaintiff Orlando. Florida 37107 thc purposes of Inslallation of 21 South, Range 30 East PIat Book 'anitary si wi'r facIlities, tern IV, Page 57. of the Public Records of porary and or permanent Sirnmnole County, Florida asent'nt, cxcept for Parcel X in '.tict'i let simple title iS sought, to PARCEL XII cacti of the parcels cttscribed below. ATTACHMENT"B' Tampa Federal Savings and Loan A.?iCfl PARCEL I Temporary ConstructIon Easement N Issuance 1973 Descriptlonof Property PARCEL IV rI,igship U S Rank of Seminole, a M. Givi- ns. hS wife tankng corporation, an you are SOOi Tanoirine Way it Ie't of Lot 110 Being the South "Wreiwiood HCiQh!S" SubdiviSiOn of 35 Township 71 South. 'io Range 30 EaSt. Plat Book I?, Pages I & 1, of the PubliC Kccords of cocktail party, buffet dinner and dance 70 at - Mayfair Ji. Ernistine J Galloway. Carl H PARCELV ; plauded the benefit golf T. previous dances the of Drama, ' River Gold," and efforts in making the a (tinner on Marth 31 following coffee is for are .. ______________ _____________ guests by invitation only. •;'t ______ _______ '_ ' Rosenberg, Trustee day 13th of April. socializing was a Easement Section 31, 35. TownShip 21 South, Rapçjn3o East. Plal Book 17, Pages I ' , Seminole County, FIorid. en 1 propi'rt5 , All of said One SE. 3rd Avenue being in the iS 2100 66th Street North, F,O Box ______ ___________________ ________ — the & SUbdiviSion of t,ii l& nship 71 Soul?, Ranqc3Oast,Plat flookIl. Pages I ' ' 1rinj.an '!rt'rii'.r'.d 14i'qttc'' S 35 WI INES!. My hand ano official this Court at Sanford. S. minole County. FIotja. tht l2tn 'taP ______ - - —j __ ________ enrichment of the community Williamson, appreciation from the board, Jeff Garland and Dr. and Mrs. Norman Helfrich 'f . three4laV trip to Daytona's 25 and weighed five pounds, two chairman, Betty L. Eastharn, emcee introduced Dora complete Lee Russell, president of the hilton, were team captain ounces. secretary, John B. Booth, The __ _____ organization, Dated this 17th day of March, 1976 Arthur H. Beckwlth. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court of ____ ____ _ ______________ iii fins'-', iron thi' City At ,, Itin the cf CITY OF furncy CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA, on or LL_ ____ ________ ________________ t.arians. ' ______ ______ _____________ 41 ' _____ ____ Disney World trip, ______ a system of prilt s In his coIlIuft'nt;irv regarding the guild and ('hapel HIll:s, NC,, wht'rc they The Sanford Serenaclers, a attended his 15th medical class \Vhelchcl, Sara Iie Roberts, Mary Ann Grover and l)ebb its the grout). Once rank achieved, the youngsters rk of C.. flit' uii c,uurt Opu'y Clerk Ftltn March 16. 73, 20, April 6 176 DEx $7 PARCEL VII By Elane RiCharck AS Di'ou'y Cie-rk Ocing Wright PARCEL VI (duSe why It should not be taken for Combank Winter Park, f.k a Thc the uses andpurposn set forth in the Ccmmtrcial Pank at Winter Park 750 S. Orlando Avenue the South 20 Feet of Lot 13* Pvtition, or a Default may be en FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is brieby given that I am .'ngaged In business at 607 Colby Project: A Maintenance Facltty Sealed bids will be received, will .,i S E 3rd Avenui Miami. Florida 3)11' DEX So — 1937 ',. Easement i and South tO feet of Lot 13.8 ford, Flrda ISEAL) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court 1976 Carl flatt 3 Baybrook Place Belle Air, Florida 33516 ,. . _____ __________ ' 4.- 7:30 p.m. at the The Woman's Club of Sanford Seventh-day Adventist Church Ts'tsin rqifnInc This reference was made to ___ ____ _____________________________________ ?5fl been ('hanged to and workers invited! gt Saffi who will pe w.M1' t•i PARCEL III Temporary Construction 5 rnriolq' County, FlOtd, pictured sb*ring a suce of _______________ ULr aisLtcmaiy viskc. _________ ___________ _______ ______ ________ By ElJ)A NICHOLS Mrs. Watt has seen many __________________________ not - to say 'no' to a student. We R tirii 1Ti age SciI€ j PARCEL VII . . teaching. "The name and -. - and instructor at PARCELXII Being the South 10 feet of Lot 0 "Wienwood Heights" Subdivitlon of fiowng pi- rsons whO are $(CIIOO 31, 35, Townth'p 21 South, iiitions, Bidding documents may be THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL PGS 0, 9, & 10 examined and obtained at the CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Name In whith a*essed C. Stuart Dr Leon Suissa, P A fling thi South ID feet of Lot US Publish March 16, 73, 30. April 6, YiII(h each is alleged to e 'n Itrt-stcd "Wrenwood Heights" Subdivision of 1976 ______________ ___________________________ CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.525-CAll A All of said property being in the TOAGE CORPORATION Norlh Mami Beach, Florida 33167 Range 30 East, Plat Book 17. P&ge I FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR Countyof5eminole. Stateof Florida. & 7. of the Public Ri- cords of IN THE cIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Practitree Cain Towers IGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor tt'no God Unless such certificate or cit. Sirninole County, Florida COUNTY, Att,nta, Grga 30343 FOR SEMINOLE poration c.rganixed under an Act Of tlficates shall be redeemed ac. 7020 14 E 163rd St. No 300 FLORIDA Congrecs arid existing pursuant to cording to law the property P'r?h M,sm, Bt.sh, Florida 33160 PARCEL I PARCEL IV CASE NO. 16427CAOS-D th Federal National Morgage described In Such certificate or TemporaryConstruction CITY OF CASSELBEPRY. Gross, Newton Architects and principal office In the CIty of highest cash bidder at the court W'rtter Park, Florida 37759 v PRESTON NEAL Pe"ti'oner. - - '-: the Seminole many more students are now College's enrollj" she saId. The large, Business School, A modern Vo-Tech Building, with ': Community Vocational " - said. . with her students comes from an innate sense of humor. She said, "Every Instructor needs a .. '- ... - ________________________________________ ___ _______ d!W p ________ Srmino!r County, Florida business education career 22 prepare for a job, they come Being the South 20 feet of the West the SE '4 of the SE '4 of Section 34. inwnchp 71 South, Range 30 ras', in SiminOle Ccicrtty Florida Vocational School. 4 ______ asset in her teaching career. 436. The sale will start at 7:30 picked up. . ______ The Auxiliary's annual ' "1 can't take credit for this a.m. and continue till sold out, ___ ¶ ability," Mrs. Watt said. "I refresher course, or maybe ,\fter oaining a degree in they pursue a course from the • . ,t. -- business education, Mrs. Watt beginning. Anyone over the age storked in accounting "I loved of 16 may enroll, We have had PARCEL IX IGAc,,E ASSOCIATION more graduate work in this said. - . ,, - .- - . I ____ _____________ _______ refundable upon submission of a bonafide bid Limit of tw't sets Dated this 2th day of March. 1976 The Seminole County MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE WOI'ICE OF SUIT TO. PRESTON NEAL, Route Pdo. 5. 5' Mr. P. 0 Feathit, Chairman 5: Mr. W. P. Layer. Superintenient Publish: March 30, AprIl 4. 13. 39'6 DEX.163 Deottam Springs. Lou.ana 70728 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NOTICE OF APPLICATION that an action to foieclose a mcir FOR TAX DEED tgga on the following property In (197.244 Florida Statutes) Seminole County, Florida Lot 2$, Block "0", WOODMERE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PARK, SECOND REPLAT, ac that Leo W SalvalI & Jeanne d' Arc ____ has been filed against you, lId YOU and years of issuance, the crlptI of the property, and ttie are reguired to serve a copy at your wiltten defN.seS tnareto, it any, names in which It was assessed are NOTICE OF SUIT TO: Itfit.*rI Crank Neece Route 1, Box 1l$B Certificate No oIl Year of plaintiff, at 5uite 211. 251 Maitland Avenue, Al'amonte Springs, Florida Issuance 1913 De$C~IOn Of PrOp4t'ty 32701, and file the original wIth the that a P,tltion for Dissolution of otherwise a judgment may he eli Clerk of the Ctrcut Court By: Elaine Rsthsrde Deputy Clerk Publish: March 30, AprIl & 13. 20, 1914 DEX' 141 ______________ Pttitiona', Ease'ncnt 5000 Tangerine Avenue Orlando, Florida 37107 Being the South 20 fert of Lol Ii, "Wrenwood Heights" Subdivision of Virt Frdc'ral Savings and Loan Cmt,ank Winter Park. f k a The Svction 31. 35, Township 71 South. Açoc lation of Miami, I k a Cornrntrcijf Bank at Winter Park P,i'g, 30 E.st. Pliit Brink 17 Pagis 1 Am,'ricanFedcralSav,,qiandLoan Ficirdi 3775 5' minnIe County. F ioe'da PARCEL XI P't Iss s Orange AvenueOrlando, Florid, 371j4 Permanent Easement ",',itflr,tjthj l-lt'.ghIS" Subdivision tjl Jim J KOwalski and Ruth M & 7. of the Public Records of Orlando, FlorIda 37107 Miami 100 S Biscayne Blvd Miam,, Florida 33101 PARCEL VI Temporary Construction Easement Jacksonville Pdatc,naf Bank 11 WeSt Forsythe Street J,ksi,nvift. Florid,, 37702 Cnmt,artk W,ntt'r Park, I k a Thi' Commercial Bank at Winter Park 't30$ Orliind Avenue 5',it?Cr Pav, Florida 37759 PARCEL If B' 'nQ the South 70 feet of Lot Ill "Wrenwood ifrighl" Subdivision of it, li-n Mac Tuckir .ini Urtert ( Sfction 31. 33, Township 71 South, iutki'. Ptcr husband Rnqe 30 East. PIjI Boopt 17, Pages 1 Citrus Avenue PARCEL XII & 7. of the Public Ricnriis of t')rlãncft,, Florida 37007 2 The tll*ing rrsons who are Seminole Count. Florida b(lievc'd to be non residents of the .rst F.'de,al Savings and ben Permanent Easement Slile of Florida, whose last nervwn Association of Miami, f k these-il os the Circuit Court of Dade DEX.1s1 County. Florida, more particularly desci'ibed as follows PHYLLIS FERN MARLOWE, beio'a'. and all persons claiming by, Si'ing 11W SOuth $0 ff11 04 Lot 14 Association of Orlxndo through And under them together "Wrrnwooii Heights" Subdivision Of 155 5 Orange Avi with the respective parcel numbers Section 31. 33, Township 71 South, flrlatin. rtorida 37101 CAUSE AND NOTICE OF EMINENT DOMAIN A! nen?ory, furniture, fixtures terested & 7. of tIe Public Records of FEDERAL HOME LOAN MOP 54 nTtflfltr County. Florida TGAGE CORPORATIC.Iii Peachtree an Towers PARCEL VII Atlanta. Gi,rq.a 30)4) dent's place of bvsneI*. Opeet FLORIDA TO: PHYLLIS FERN MARLOWE Sesame at the Seminole Plasa, 10 ALL IT MAY CCNCERN ______ Lorigteach, California various tetie tm ry. heads and 1 The following persons ant YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED macrame twine, display cases end pa'ties who are residents of fcc that a Ptitln for Dissau?ion PARCEL Ill 'AilliOnil A Dow. III anti Carol I Dow. Ii's wifr 'I'S Citrus Avenue State of Florida, whose names and defenwi In the office of the Cart 04 11 00 .1. M on Ihe l4tIs day of April. McConsgh,, hi wife - xx . S. it ,,.,.. S S.. ill ' 'S. S __ w.. ... - , t kt,.lp,' Ic,' , 'sit t, t.tt ...., .... . - --,,--- Judgment may belakn agansi you tI) ftfly arid all exiSting Itin, at the for the relief demanded in ttl Front (West) Door of the Seminole F'rst Fnt-r&l Savings Arid Loan __________ ______ _________ _______ __________ ____ _________________ If you would care to donate 1 at 7:30 p.m. teachers or expand, but we try ____________________________ ______________________________________________ ________________________________________ • (leftjandTeresaflarwood(HeraldPtiotobyEldaNlcholi) -, For \A/ives Ever' I "i THE GIFT OF BEAUTY [)yf _________ By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN For You... Make someone happy. DEAR ABBY: When a reader _________ ________________________________ D tic ntCr11ted R04d 136 to the peln? of beginning (tPIJAMIN £ HINDS and CHONG tontinue with the said r.ght of way YE 1411405, hiS wifC Inc North 33 degrees si w' West , PARCEL IV $C0 feet thence South 64 degrees The unkno*n b',i',,1nr1S '°' OS' 33" Wmjt 1000 fI, thence South '' of any of the at.- .. nu ;, d"gre's 51' 23" East 1000 f'eI, S TIn unknown hert. Jevise. lt'sjatccs and grantees of the above nami d ndividual Defendants whO superior to white men in the art PARCEL I Temporary Construction Easement WE SEND FLOWERS EVERYWHEREI "American Homemaker '76," Indian Affairs or the Amemn'an As the executive dircctor of the PARCEL XI American and you're invited! One of Central Florida's Finest Florists 209 E. COMMERCIAL Indian ____________________ 1, DIAL 322.1822 _____ -.4 ___________________________________________________________ i...., _,... nantect corporationS, whether Subdivision of Section 71, Township ATTACHMENT"I" at the Evening Herald 's that he contact the Bureau of Cl S5ci5 0 iflterCst. '!SlCM or any An against all persons p.ttt-s darning or having any In trr(-$t or tlalrn as owners. rnor tom:, cc, wiqinent (roditor5 or liilPiOId(iS of upon or 4glinSt th p.irc. Is of land described below in 'i' red. t tidy ' '('(1,5 potted plant or dish garden today I of lovemaking, you suggested ICO 0 kit to hi pont of tiegonog . .. S. '--'.- r,_,,_,_, I II / dollar savings, budget tips..... or when pot or liquor is con- something to call his o. Charlene Ernst - 19. Page 57. of the' Public Records of Seminole County, Florida the bedroom or any other hidden place. PARCEL XII The wa' in which the Indian treats his wife throughout the Permanent Eaem,nt marriage is the key to making DEAR ABBY: Now I know h' The Lone Ranger never gilt L tt.e girl. ihey all ended up with Jay Silverheels, that good acts of kiniiness, consideration anti respect for her demonstrates his love. Being the South 70 feet of Lot 124 Prlitioner will apply lottie Court for sex act may send ifian's mind "Wrenwood Heights" Subdivision of an Order 04 Taking on April II, 1976, 5' dion 34. 33, Township 2$ South. at 9 30 a m before thr Honorable ' & 7, of tIn Public Records of Cirtuit Court. of the Eighteenth 5' minole County, Florida Judicial CIrcuit of Florida, In Chambers In the Seminole County Permanent Easement Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, at which time and p10cc all parties JNT tricks." You will notice that moments, it istiuta minute part plus the Indian's respect for WOtT1CB. Secrets like the somen have been passed down ' --'' c' t- e ri_ ,,i". Friday Evening Saturday Afternoon : , ___________ _______ ____________ Apache • II S. F"1 ' 'il-. _______________ The above code of behavior know how to please their ' ' JUlEP dccl, secred Indian lovemaking divorce is very rare among . .1 - DEAlt ABBY: Tell Ed, "Yes, afloat for a few fleeting -i-" E.(:-._;1 " American Homemaker 76" SEMINOLE IN FIA)RIDA - ''3 looking indian who played him a superor lover. Ilk daily Tonta. Be,ng hc North 75 fcc? of Lot 7 "Schatt Drvelopmrnt" Unit Two, a SuMivision of Section 71, Township 21 South, Range 30 East, Plat Rook II. Page 31,04 the Pui,I,c Records of Seminole County, Fli',r,da & 7. if #1. Pa Pin Pi(rird of 5' m nile C'ent t , F 1rr PARCEL VI PARCEL IV _____ -r Doors open one hour before showtime. -. . PermanentEaiemenf Apartment PiepNjni' CIty, P4ev, Jersey 07753 Al Givent, his wl' 5001 langirine Way 4311 tiit of the East 67$ $9 feet of the SE '.04 the SE t4 of Section 31. Donald S Rosenberg. trustee ''i',iip $ s--un R,,nw' .30 fa'' ?6Ct) first F diral Rnitttng (Seal) Arthur 11 flrkw'i?h, Jr Clerk of the Circuif Court 8k': Elaine RlCtsarde Drput' Clerk .attsfy the serms of said Writ of ()tlint" Ic-co-f,, 3753.4 Executior Polk, ,'(s4if1 PARCEL I Snerlif Seminole County, Florid. John J Kc,wak,,ki and Ruth 1,5 -"--..' i. - '-'....,.,, BEhJAMIN E HINDS Anti CItS)PJC, YE HINDS ts wIn' PARCEL IV PARCEL IX Permanent Casement B-.'incsthe-SOuthlOfer'tnttheSW ' it,, LatnaS & Ncltleton Company 700$ flry.sn Tower D,,Ilas, Ti'*a 5fl7 .4977 Tangerine Avenue I)EAU AItIIY; May I answer DEAR AIIBY: In response thi Ed in East Illinois. who asked: Ed in East Illinois: I have lived tangerine way 6 Tt unknav,'n ass,n, ', -- PARCEL X Ato,y',i ('rOfit flit-S. Inc 1)0 £ Pa(kwoOd Avt'nui' - - - - - - Newcomers : _____ " t1r',ng ttir' South 20 Fi"c't of property. The Court will make and P. 7 of tIc F'i I tribil secrets on how to please a years, and I wouldn't trade hitti Lot $31 enter such Order as It deems proper Section 31. 35, Township ii South, is eafillecj to posseision of the Range 3(3 East, Plat B.kI7. Page's I properly in advance of Final Pi "rn' (I 't O rnent the Court wlI fix th time - ' - faber to son, making Indians S i Speciais _____ a a I INDA IN a * 12 Bags of Groceries Given Away At Each Show ' 'IO° SHORT HAIR 1 (ci ricer Society' \\' r : WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED FROM THE STAGE _____ ; Tint Retouch * I SHORT HAIR Other Exciting Door F- 'tk of the Cirr,t (run II, LilIan I JenkinS As Deputy Clerk "" "" : !'." of nlii sheets taking up space In your linen a ck'5et, the Seminole County Unit, American Cancer SocIety can C _______ ____ ____ Prizes ________________________ _______________________________________ ________ ________ ___ * Dramatic Displays by Local Merchants WiTH PURCHASE O ________ ___________ _____ _____ $4 I 6. 7. of ttim Public Recordt of (SEAL) PARCEL Temporary Construction __ * S p ri n g & Sum mer Fa h ions Show greatest' lovers than ss bite rncn°" which you will be required to ) Permanent Easement surrf'rittrr possesSon to Petitioner WITNESS MY HAND as Clerk of firing the SOuth tO fret Cl Lot 131 11i' Cit cuut Court ir, OrIØ for Seminole "Wrnwocmd Hc'iqhI" Subdiviiion of County, Florida, anti the Seal of the Section ii. J. loWflt&p 21 South, Covrl, on March 15th, 1976, At _____ c.'._ ___ Fiorld.s ______ SET - - 'i 4— ___ ______ _____ -4 ''T ____ a Fee Simple Title wivs of any of tIlt' cit.t'vc individual Notthwet quarter of SuctIon 2$, U omet S P'it i i'i iliSti C In-*iiti'p 21 SOuth, Pangi' 30 East, Drtenetants 2800 First ii iti tat ilumldinti S The unknown heirs, devisecs. EaSIwrcily with thr CenferIic of Dot S E. 3rd Avenue ieqale cod grantecs of the- atove bk" Ilowell I.ln4t approximately M.,"tni, rlorida 33131 i'd Ittv.dCt Cft'ndants who 3601e'ltotht' We-st rmghf'st way tifle - may be deaci - MIKE WHITEFEATIJER Properly i ie',tn it dclt'galt(1 ' lion II. 35, Tnthip 7% South, Flagship Bank e R.'nqv 30 East. Plot Book 17. Paqrs I Sanford Suite 7? & . uI tIlt' Public RecordS oi Pnt Office floe 1330 ,. iimi(,l4 ('niinly FiMiti,, Sar.tcrci, Florida 3;;;; f State Road 136. ?hencc North 7' Thr Loma & Pli'ltletzin Company Wgree 5-4' 75" West 710 tees AIi)flQ 700; Bryan TOw(r Altointy ermanent Easement for SHORT HAIR president of the local unit, the volunteers who make the pads anti ;_; If you have old sheets to spare — it doesn't matter If they're _dropthenioffattheC8nCetS0dety0fhiCe in theQaaeand 831 • 1878 ,a ' _ _ ____________________________________ ______________________________________________ C ____________ a , Piitioi' Publish Marcti 14. 73. 30, April 6, $2 dressing areaii outof sheets. They need your help. 0 IC0*At5ki. his wife - Very truly yours, ______________ by a true Indian. authority and the amount to be Publish: Match 30. AprIl 6, 13. • Publish: Marcti,fl, 30. April & 1976 OJlbway Indian. ) , 'siam,, Fiorida 33131 rejidliste are unknown, together S"cfiorm 34, TownShip 71 South :' ___________________________ (r pIi'atlings. whether Petit'one-r i5 PARCEL Temporary Construction JOSEpH A. VERRECHIO arid LILLIAN VERRECHIO, hi5 wiI WITNESS my hind end OVIICLII Florida, the above described , AmcricanFederalS.av,00snndLoari i976 ii). I _____________________ - Fee Simple Title Allanta, George 30)03 I o'ssin Transfer & Storage, SarI far as aUc'rta'nablc by diligent andouar,rsquiredtosetvea copy lord, Florida. AdditIonal In search together *ith the rMptCivp 3 The following persons whose cf your answer or defenses tO the formation available from the Civil parcel flumer', rt ,s*'-'h i'a;h is places of residence art' unkn**n if Pelt, on gn Petitlonit's attorney, Division of thu Seminole County alleged to y 'flti r' S'r,,t , 4liye, and ii deceased, the unlnoyin Joseph Al Murasko, Esa • PoSt Sherlff'* DtpartmfOt. ATTACHMENT "A" heifi, dc"isevS and all oIIn'rpiron Office flux 1l. Fern Park, Florida and the underSigned as SherIff of — parties claiming under them - S,chool.ii PARCEL x FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP IGAGE ASSOCIATION yc's, in the ive Styled 5tJul I LILLIAN VERRECIIIO. hi wife Brighton Arms Ar-ailments Apartment 701 Nrpturw City. Ni w it. scy 077) It ru tIn SOuth $0 fed of Lot $0 lamp., Federal Savings and Loan Section 34, 35. Township 71 South, Itie Court that must be determined "S%rtnworxl tfi,QhtI" Subdivitonof A%%ocñfiOn Ri'mnqe)OEaSt,PIot BookU, Pegesi tx'fori' thc entry of an Order of 5' (1,00 34, 33 Townh'p 2) South, Florda Avenue at Madison & . of the Publit Records of Taking, nclixieng lIt. iurisdmcl,on of PROCEEDINGS NOTICEOPSUIT _____________ Miami s B'cyiie Blvd Miami, Flor,da 33101 sad Court. this 22nd day of March. tificate Shall be redeemed cc. 1974 cording to law the property (Seal) described In such certificate or Arthur H Bt(kwllh, J certificates will be sold to the Clerk of tne Circuit Court highest cash bidder at the court By Elaine Ridharde door on the 3rd day of Miy, Deputy CIer Publish. March 73, 30. April 6. 13, Datedthisl7lhdayof March, 1976. 1976 Arthur H. beckwltts, Jr., DEX 130 Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE By: Thelma Scott, NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that Dputy Cfert by virtue o' that certain Writ of Publish: March 30, April 6. $3. 20 Execution itsurd out of and under $974 have levied upon the following ROBERT) McCONAGHY,ct,jg,tt cie'ripropertyownedbyJoanne at, Gerard d ba Open Sesame, slid (letenitiants And ______________ __ 'tO AtE IT MAY (t')NCERP,t AND To I The following perns and parties who are residents of the £... prOached to see if I would help lists, "With recent cutting back ''Wrrncd 14c.qhtS" Subdivision of plait S of ri'5,d, flre are set forth as From tPii- S'ottia%' (nrncr of tnt' 5' don 14. 35. T OwOship 2) South. far as ascertainable by d'Iigent ii' f011o*nq PerSonS *hdse Northwest qu.irtcr of Section 70, Range3O East, Plat Book 1?. Pagr- 1 search together with the respective places of residence are unknown if Township 21 South, Range 30 East, 3 Shatt. Lucille Green Mchrl. arid & 2. of tIn' Public RecordS of prci'l numl'tr% en which each , alive, and if deceased, the unknown Eastwardly with the r,rnterlint. cf Carl Platt S mn tic' C'.jit?y, Florida ,ilhe, ii Itt t.i nt&rCsted tir5. devised and all persons and Lake Howell Lane approximately 3 Baytirook Place ATTACHMENT"A" "'s cIaim'nO under them whose 160 feet to the West right of way line BrIle Air, Florida 33516 PARCELV names and places of residence are I of State Road 436. thence North Robert J. McConaghy and Anna E unknown, together wtth th parcel degrees 51' 25" West 750 feet along WITNESS my hand and seal of CountyoSeminole.StateofFiorlda. AD. 1975, in that certain case tO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, titled, Bazaar Craft Co • Inc , FLORIDA Pl&intltf, vs Joanne Gerard d b a CASE NO. 76-427CAOS-D Open Sesame, Defendant, wblch CITY OF CASSEL BERRY, aforeiaid Writ of Execution was FLORIDA, ,t . SectIon 31, Township 2$ South, Range 30 East. in Seminole County, 0 -- PARCEL X Name In which as3.essed Diver County. Florld, upon a final udgment rendered in the aforesaid Permanent Easement PARCEL IV Dfena,ints 01 ui>--I ________ 60z. Jar FLORIDA NO. 7*54SCA41-S In Re: the Marrta,e of ______________ Sfm'ncilc' County, Florida. ,ioiin K Ga'loway and Sarah B Galloway, his wfr 540 Via LugarE has filed said cit. recorded In Plat Book 13, Page 73, Publit Records of Seminole County, iflcates for a tax deed to be iSsued thereon. The certificate numbers Florida. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 4.370-CA44-C In Re: 15w Macrla,e of __________________________ RUTH ENNIS NEECF,, Petitioner, .' FRANK HERBERT NEECE. arsreiredtoserveacgpyof your Aniwer or Pleading to the Petition on the Petitioner's attotney, DavId At Porter, P.O. Box 15, TltuviiIe, Florida 32100, and file ne origInal Answer or Pl,ad:ng In th Office of the above Circjit Court. Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. onot before May SIt!, l'6, If you fall to do so. Judgment by Dfavlt w'Il betaxen against yotafor the relief demanded in the Petition DONE I. ORDERED this ?9th day of March, $974. (SejI) ____________ By' Thelma Scott. Deputy Clit'S' PublIsh. March 30, April 6, 13. 20, 1976 S.ict'ion 31, IS. To*nship 7) South, a!, Range30 Eas. Plot Book I?, Pages 1 I All proceeds from the sale Easter E Hunt will be held on _____ ___ tails at guess I was Just born with it, will be used to furnish articles April 17 this year. and I admit I get very attached needed for the new Fire Station incomplete. Final plans will be to tny StUdents." No, 2 located in the Tuskawilla made at the April 13 meetIng of I . struction stressed. Datedthis 17th day of March, 1976,. David Galtway. rn minor ArtPwr H Beckwlth, Jr.. 1043 Lake Howell Road - ___ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ f,i'(tion ii, 35 TOwnship 71 South. Rnagc,)0 East, Plat Book I?, Pages 1 & 1. of the Public Records cit Sf01 nit' Coen'y, places of residence are set fortri Sanford, Flcrsda 37771 a Being the South tO feet ef Lc,t Ii,t Commercial Bank at Winter Park 750 S Orlando Avenue Sanford Suite 77 post ott (C Box 1330 auniverury with a e'lehrat1on at the - Mianti As Deputy Clerk Kenneth W Mcintosh. Esquire of 100 S fliscaync Blvd & 7. t tn' Petilic Records of STE'iSTROM, DAVIS I Miami, Florida 5)101 rn lr C.'tinty F lorcia ?,SINTOSH Franklin Ir,vc%tmrntS, Ltd 7070 NE 163rd St. Pta 300 _________ _J I.,. Plat Book 17, Pec 1 Put'li( fløft5t•. of _______________________________ ___________ 1• Seminole Couy School Boar Office 202 E. Commercial Avenue Sanford, Florida 37771 ________ ___ ____ Permanent Easement Si (liOn 31, 35, Township 71 South, CertifIcate ,do. 376 Year of t'i,' _______ on April 6, at - -' Poig. 30 East, Pi,t? fliink I?, Pages I PARCEL VIII _ _________ , Valerie Weld, Don refreshments for the golfers saxophonist and guitarist, to beauty of spring busting out all selves. Rye sisters, they have certainly Betty Kurimai, who also ssingIng every Wednesday done something with my high assisted with the successful afternoon at c free dance at Being the South 20 feet of Lot 14 ,inje30 2, of 1h ' • ). PARCEL XI the. Circuit Court in and for Seminole the t- tlfIcate for a tax deed to be 1U4JCd OH Eaton, Jr. Esquire of thereon, 11* certificate numbers Dr Grapn. Chaykin and Turnoff, Ii' ng the South 20 feet of Lot 1)9 STENSTROM, DAVIS 6. and years of Issuance, the P A I a Ors Grapin and Chaykin. "Wrenwood Heights" Sutxlivis,on of MCINTOSH deicrlption of the property, and tie PA 5' ction 31. 35. TOwnship 7) South. Flagship Bank of Travel & Promotional Mart, Inc. S. Alexander Caputo, Sanford, Florida. ti Permanent Easement B - rrt 'hi '0I Bryan Tow, r P has T 'as 75777 _ - -v t ford, are accordance with the proviSions of that Leo W. Salvail & Jeanne d' Arc the FictItlosj' Name Stat,tes. To Salvall the holdar of the roltowing Wecinesday, April UIh, at the 1en,inoIe County Board of Public Instruction at 1:00 P.M. Bids will be received until 1:00 . 7600 First Federal Butting Courtly, Florirla, under th fictitious NOTICE OF APPLICATION name of MAGIC VACATIONS, INC. end that I inleM to register saia FOR TAX DEED name with the Clerk of the Circuit (197.746 Florida Statutes) ADVERTISIMENT FOR SEALED BIOS SemInole County School Board Range3O East, Pôt Book 17. Pages A l 10 t z:'. ' _______________________________ 1976 __________ _______ is _____ Pub'ith: Marct'. 30. Apr!I 6, 13. 20. 1976 __ ______ _ were guild iancers Becca theKPdetailwerc Peg Homer, 5 Easement Aloma Properties, Inc 1)0 E Pai,kwood Avenee (Seal) __________________________________ __________________________________ ) ''Wrrnsn-od Heights'' Suti.divisn of tin 31, 35. Township 21 Soutti, RangejOEatt,P16t BookIl, Pages 1 tcrt'st you, or any of you, have or tOO S Bcayne BIvo claim in and to any of the above Miami, Florida 33101 PARCEL II WITNESS my hand and the seal of thi5 Court on Marcn 15th, 1916 _ _____________________________________________________ Schatt, Lucille Green Michel, and ) (tit ryi Plan' lii lii' Ar Florida 3)515 4 . ------ f ritreof as recorded n Plat Book 6. highest cash bIdder at the court t entered aQainst you for the relief Wrencu Homes. Inc Pqe 36 and 37, Public Records of house door on the 3rd day of May, wmancied in the complaint or 977 Tangerine Avenue ________________ than 60 days from 'he date of .— ____ lying and bring in COUi' rc.r di ? Unless SL,Ch certificate or car. on or ?cwc Açril 70th, 1574 ,tn,1 file It Lcrtia tific,,tes s'iaIl be redeemed ac ?4ttIt'tori i thi u (i th Lot 7. arxj South 10 feet cf Lot 6, cording to law the property Court eithtr before service on 2001 Bryan Tower ________________________ more -- ___________ iVI PARCELX 1916 . - __ S . . / _______ ______ _ NamelnwhichassessedMarchall Martini RoeSs, Attoiney at Law, Donatd ________________________________________________ ' _________________ recorded in Official Reroects Book - _____________ proud officers :ook place. parents of a daughter, Tiffany Elected to a term of six that ballet is lots tougher event, ______________________________________________ ________________________________________ _1 YT. - . ______________________________________________________________________________ =---- . ______ who all.day participation In the Duluth, Minn., _____ members and "Speed" Moreland is to be wereAnnStanish, Rosalie Eve, congratulated for the success of and 'rances and Leo Gable. The advisors to the Winter the one-day blitz, a "first" for Springs Junior Police held a the chamber. Bill Reck was Mr. and Mrs. Roger (Cindy meeting on March 30. tour- claim steak dinner at inents at of an afternoon of dancing. The Conimerce's membership drive committee planning the fete for _____________________________ who received hero honors, and your own Greater Sanford Chamber - Spearheaded by Joe Kurimal, Temporary ConstructiOn Galloway, hiS wife $40 ViLuuano their ..4 ', Etoll's orchestra and ap. Ev.ning Hiraid, Sanrd, Fl. Tueiday, APrII$, 1974--7A _________________ AprLl 10 110 am, to noon) at L1ke (;oldc picnic area for bandmemberswerehenoredat theSanfordWoman'sClub. me ('oesndent away to the music of Don & 7. of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida a cook guests danced the evening ' Permanent Easement L)IETRICII was the perfect ending for the 1!176 Ballet (;uud Golf Tour- "— - DORIS Country Club Saturday night _____ I - _ Easement 19. Page 51, of the PLSbIiC Re(ords of David Galloway. a mrr 1013 Lake Howcll Read Seminole County. FlorIda, Si ction 31. 3.5. Township 21 South. ItiC Circuit Court in and for Range 30 East. Pl,it Book I?. Pages I Seminole County. Florida. in the Ends Temporary ConIruct,ofl nament and evening of clemanaco in saici Complant and years of IsSuance, the Public Records 01 Tampa. Florida 3360? Book I), Page Th nature of thiS Suit 5 to description of the property, and the S'minot County, Florida. 79, at page 163;, Public Records of Si mlnf' County, Florida, assigned the North 75 let'? at Lot 7 "Schatt Deii'lopmenl" Unit 1'vo. a Sutaivi$'on of Section ii, Township Being Golf Tournament 4 Mayfair Parly PARCEL IX rioricm __________ _______________________________________ P. Being th South 10 feet of Lot 110 'Wrenwood lleighS" Subdivision of Section 31, 35, To*nthlp 21 South, Beno God 2070 N Ii. 16.3rd St., No, 300 Around Sanford And 'WrenwC(d SrctiOn 34. iS. TownShip 21 OUIh, Pf Book I?, Pages 1 7. of thi' PbIi Record if mn':!r Coenty Florida Dr Leon Suissa, PA 1990 N E P6.3rd Street North Miami Brach. Florida 33162 i Orlando, Florida 3710? ' Legal Notice fr'f, BERGLE Orlarii'o Florida 3210.4 ,lnd IMOGENE RICHARDS. HIS WIFE; and PARCELIII FINANCIAL ACCEPTANCE CORP. a corporation. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 1,%iliiam A Dow, III and Caret Ii .iion to foreclose the lien of a Dow. his wife 6. ________________ - Legal Notice o?hir par?ie claaninq t,y. through PARCEL VIII pont nnrj, 436 1)1 ,Iq,n%t any .rct alt of the above rontIn ltP the cad right of Frarlin In.iestments, Ltd nimect cori,or1itons. sshether Iirw' North 73 degrees si' s" west iuStifl( di%%Ohi('(1 f 163rd St £o 100.3 feet. f,wncr South And against api persons and OY 35" West 1000 North Miami Beach, Florida 3)1w thrfl( South parties claiming or having any in 73 dcqrtS 51' 25" East 1000 feet. trr.if ot Iaim as owners, mo.' Ors Grapin. Chaykin and Turnoff. ?h'nce North 66 degrees os' is" E.tst loaqers, judgment creditors or F 4 .1 ii a Ors. Gretpin and CMkin. too 0 it'et to tht' point of tc'inning lienholders of. ujxtn or against A parcels of land deScribed bCIow in 2010 N E 163rd St PARCEL XI Seminole County. Florida: North Miami Beach, Florida 33162 J014P4 THOMAS RICHARDS, ci ux, Fi.t Fideral Savings and Loan The CITY OF CASSELBERRY. Permanent Easement i t ,i Association of Miami, I k a FLORIDA. a municipal corporation, Ors Dan and Schemer, PA. American Federal Savings and Loan has tiled a Petition in eminent Defrno,nts fl n< It,' Nortt, 75 Icc? of Lot I $35 Pd E 19th Street AsSociation of Orlando NOTICE OF SUIT oomainpro(ccdings against you and "Sc halt Dretopnwnt" Unit One, a Miami, Florida 33111 Avenue. Post Office Box 1)61, that Leo W. Saivail Jeanne d' Arc in Seminole County, Florida Sanford, Florida 37771, on or before Salvail the holder of the followIng Lot 9. Block C. COUNTRY April 19th. A D 1974, and if you fall certificates has filed said car. CLUB HEIGHTS UNIT ONE tOdoo. a Default J,dgment wilt be liffrat. ftw tv d.ed to .p 15141e1 .1(cord,n.) to the Plat ______ ________________ Legal Notke Legal Notice __________ 421 Hwy. 434 Longwood • . Co. Building, Cl-rIIL'r of Oak Avenue and Second Street, SanfOrd. , _ tsweek,hichlsnatioflalCaflrCrde'1'. , ,, _________ ____ C __ ______________________________________ ______ _____ _____________ iA __ _ - I__i ______ __ - �I - A— Eventng Herald sanford, Ft. Tuasday, April 6, l97 — — TEL EVISION LISTIN ' 3S AND Tuesday Ing to free a Ir(5onef fromia4. Augusta SmnarIasd guest Evening 2 (2 NEWS 6C0 9 4 " FAMILY: tw1os L&id Wj RaIrh WIvrts guest y I. 24 DIMENSIONS IN Budctyrioi1sherpaents'vws* being dyislened thy. leisling the OIy TmT?ymtP vashor 35 MV FAVORITE MARTIAN 630 2J 9) ABC NEWS 35 RIN11N TIN 6) COENTRA11ON GM HOGAN'S HEROES 24 INTERCOM 24 35 STAR TREK &t WiLD. WILD WEST 24 ULlÄS, YOGA AND YOU 11:30 SESSION OF THE FLORIDA - 2 cDIOC€aa 151) MOVIE: "The Long (Frank Converse) trailer catchesOnri'ewx1desvo.sa $obo ShOd .JSiI MY and hwdshV to a IIITTIOf (Moo Gum). (Ii) 14 (16) THE SELFiSH GIANT: At'*natod i2tatKn c Osc WIde's egoflc (91) LETS MAKE A DEAL 11:30 1:30 () (2) fl$,4()p,p,J (9) DMLYYRZ) ' 230 2') DAILY DEVOTiONAL ,. Pet- 4,) SURi5E &EMESEER' .brwo when she rçt-i.-im fur Pofs* 1c T)ON (En.) DAN GRIFFIN '91) DAILY WORD FRIENOS 17' MAGNiFiCENT MAFLE lit (Mon)UFEINTHESPIR- and original oorien'x.xaz'y IT (Tues.) PRACTICAL. FflIAIC wIth elwr-ds of 1O00 2) 1'2 CITY OF ANGELS"The Losers." Pete for to aslraged tbend WW(8 hOt dan be'ee (XfflO Lti'.rflçy ,nvivod PMOIIng Belle Davts. Davis 1948 24 SCHOOL PROGRAM. MiNG MOV1E:(Pn)"P.$yGtaiis (ac*i' Rotxxi Bia pat nShue 1957. (ues) • peggy Ccvrsmne (Wed.) "Sane of the Sea." P¼hae4 Aedgirave, Valerie Hobeon. (Thin) UFO." i Pows. (FrI) for the Irish" ThOfl'iOs M'tchoi, Prtocilfa Lai'Wi (2 - 121 DAYSOFOURUVES : 4': 16) AS THE WORI..D TURNS 9.i RHYME AND REASON 2.'OO ll 'n-€ ELECTRIC COMPANY :9) $20,000 2.30 '2i -121 THE DOCTORS 4, 61) TIEGUIOINGUGHT :9) 'fl'E NEIGHBORS i24] (tAxi) COLLEGE FOR CANINES (R) (Tuos.) SOUNOSTAGE (A) (Wed) H(MAN RELATIONS *.t.o SCHOOL DISCIPLINE ('flss's)NOVA(fl)(Fr, )KIIP'S WI Wednesday I 1 , i WEG MAT. 1:30 "3 MUSKETEERS" 1:11 P0 I - ee ' i.e I p ti ECO hR S iaa - )s - DI1Y11 TKUTU i i ___ - 'MY PLEASURE MY BUSINESS" - f j"-" '1"Value &J'iIkii%tJ!' at .1. .--,--,,s-,a : '' ' - GOOD AU oy ku I rftr'.,d FRIED CHICKEN i?1U$ .4 -- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Leo W, Salvail 8. Jeanned' Arc ivall tne holder 01 the following certificates his flied said cer. tificates for a tax deed to be lssuel thereon. TM certlflcato numbers and years of Issuance. the ' ''- -' "_" . - - . -i : EXECUTIVE SECRETARY , SALES SECRETARY -. FULL C'1ARG! BOOKKEEPER GINERAL BOOKKEEPER STLL BUILDER _____________________ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 4442027 for "We Care" 'Hotline," Adults or Teens. (197.246 Florida Statutes) 4EAL. LYATE ASSOCIATES Eiperiencecl& NOwIVLicen%'d FF, u;TM:r" k F LAS HI JOBS WAITINGI FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER TItAN MYSELF AS OF 3276 ____________________________ James(.Jay) L. Catalano NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED '" UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION — CaseHO.76-U-OrI.CIY.Y-UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Plaintiff, in such certificate certificates will e sold tO the highest cash bidder it the Court houti door on the 3rd day of May, 1976, Datedthis 17th day of March. 1976 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court vs. LORENE LANE, a single w,man, et al., Defendants. By: Thelma Scott, ORDER FOR SERVICE Deputy Clerk PUBLICATION - On motion and Publish: March30, April 6. 13, 20, affidavit of plaintiff in tne above 1976 — '' entitled cause by Ke'dell W. Wherry, its Assistant United States Qf.A.160 - Reward the name "Piiir ______________________ Please call 3770111 ___________________ .. -____________________ 6-Child Care " _________ -- ' BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 2127 Holly Avenue -- - _______ - SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE PAINTER MECHANIC DISHWASHER FLORAL DESIGNER TV REPAIRMAN --- --- -- .._ 13—Travel Agencies _________________. , PrOfit Sher1 . Stc<k Optians. Must be alert, aggrvssiwe tpP lpdlvlduil, htgh school g'aduate or bflec. lain Jewelers, 1100 State St., Sanford .s - - Sanford, FIorida3llll. Phone3fl _____________________________ 490:) r - -- Rentol __________ _____ _______ - - Room in private home for working gentleman Private entrance and beth 327 1526 Ctter£ pm -, . Unfurnished -- ; can. 3 Bedrocm, cirpetir. ditionr'd, 5355, A',,tts prferra4 to Luy. 323 SU.4 or 372.6620. ________________________________ ______________________ Lake viw& privileges. 2 bedroom with screened porch, large corner site. 5150 FORREST GREENE INC REALTORS, SlO6533or 373 and only 544,500. Ccii Scnloi-d's Sales Leacier 322.2420 RECOPIDITIOPIED HOME- 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, CI) home, new Arms - SpacIous 1 BR apis. Tennl, Swimming. playground, recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse 2SIO Ridgiwood Ave., Sanford Ph, 37) 6120, -- - Legal Notice ________________________ ' CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, PLORIOA - - ,' . bedroom home in Lake Mary, air conditioned, bearing citrus trees. Only $115 month 3726196 Comfortable Kitchen fully equipped. carpeted, sir conditioned, 3230915 redorated, Come see. 300 E. .'..rpçt Blvd, Sanford. 373 1)10 the City of Winter Springs, Florldi, tItle of which is as folIowi: AN ORDINANCE OF TIlE CITY • . ELECTION '' Wee'kOrmonth Adults At Wekiva Landing Resort on the river. Free taTmoorage & canoe use 377 . i - ' ;'- . .:-, Homes SAUMOPARK,l,7,3,per P,pter ,pts Adult & family Wt'eSIy 3515 I? 92. Sanforo parv 4 Hwy 3?) $930 - - orlfledrooms Adults only K AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2S Park Drive $70 up P - :ALL us— to see if you quality I low down or no down payme homes now available. dEW LISTING- 4 year old Ill new,CB3bedroom in quiet neig borhood on commercially' toni furnished; on 25th Street 51)0 month. Phone 3fl 9214 property. Live in anct r'perate ts.isn"y. or oftcc 577.500 LongwcEd No children, no pets, $120 month Ph 830 6650. 37—Business Property -- Realtor 323-5774 Anytime '' W. Garnett White Multiple Listing Servii R"q Pi'ai f5!i'C 13Oh'r T,1E,COp1 RAC 7" Real Estate AYFAlR- 3 bedroom, 1", bat) Range refrigerator, new carpe 41—Houses disposal, drapes, paneling, ar smoked glass mirrors. A beauty lust $74,500. Clean 3 bedroom, 1", bath, Bv3cado SlOve 8. refrigerator, blue carpet, '- '1-.., entral heat 8. air. INECREST- 3 bedroom, 2 bat Payt on's 372-1301 home in excellent conditioi BALL REALTY Range, refrigerator, dishwashts See the potential in thiS home fc i4e g $25,000. Pet) Est,it ttroke-r 817W 1st. Santor )ll 1i DYNAMIC PROPERTIF.S S. V. Hardwicx, Broker 4 -' Drapes •Carpef'ng Government Resales, from $100 DOWfl (RAnK CONS'TRUCI ION P. PEALIV,RCA(TOPS 0)0606) , 3potless, cider lake home. Wooded acreage- Dock Prvacy. Paradise area. FHA terms 5)0's. Owner. $34 2559. SWIMMING POOL - Large den w-- MONTH eneva P; ot,' %%i±'r.ill Colorado corporation, ii plalnt,ff and Orin W. Wedmore and Mar Ruth Wedrrore, his wife, aft the highest bidder, for cash, Subject to any and all existing ems, at the Front (West) Door of the Semimte County Courthouse in Sanford, he above dncrlbed per. - '"" Courthouse In Sanford, tad Co',jnt'y, Florida a? 1100 O'Clock A.M on the 16th day of AprIl, 1976, the following descrIbed property as set forth i, said Final Judgment, to wit: Lot 1, OAICWrSOD HEIGHTS, according to the Phil thereof as sgn.al pro,erty. That said sale is being made tc "Beyond The Door " - ' ABGY" Instructions: Hidden words below appear forward, backward, up, down or diagonally, Find each and box It In, Leeches Fairy Shrimp Muse1s Fish Salamnanders Frogs Snails Tomorrow: Adultt $1.50. Teens 12'1S$I,00, Kiddies ?Sc Tus's. £ TPws. ico. NihtAduhs $1, KIds 16c - -- recorded in Piat Book I). as $7 of ,,, Of Seminole County, Florida, Threadworins { Turtles Water-Fleas Water-Mites Types of Beers '' 7DATED this 2nd day of April, 1976 (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court 1 Ly Mary Pd Darden Deputy Cherl, Paul 0. B!ock, PA. AttorneyatLd liPS East 4th Avenue Hial,a.",, FlorIda 3)0)0 PuiIg: April 6. 1976 GEY 33 8349212 Casselberry Winter Springs Sanford Altamnonte Springs If your club or org,iniiatsrn ,'.-outd like to b included n 'h hctinQ call: -- ."_ CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 32? 2611 i can Sidin; m'r ,r'.r ec'y- r Income alum Ali.o E'p ,5t', '.uti-! RooI,n, GuTterS 70 yrs Eaqie Sd rq Cci •1 956) 7. ___________ Tax Serv. __________________________ Rçci'r' Lr.t(,,.ç,'. 'm-, (all 37) 6769 € 'pert root repart Shingles All wcr • Beauty Care I Insu'ation _________________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON n.., lii THERMU TEK,$31 0921 (lii -' STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified AdS didn't work Land Clearing [STEPSON LAP4DCLEAPING Bulldozing, Excavating DitCP' work F ii dirt, top 50.1 372594) Doll Repnir ________________________ BackHoe C&A Chino Glass. Metal Doll Repairing Call Nettie at 377 6977 Patch, repairs and small roofing ions Fast service All work guaranteed. Licenseo, Bonded 1$ yrs. experience. Call Bricker, 373 7)70 Service — Sewing ____________________________ tpe fence work. Call after I p m., 3?? fall __________________________________ Home Improvements Landscaping I :s Alt, r.i'-or S'v OrO,-i' 1c' Easter Tailoring. dreses, hi's and matching bags 3727*19 & Alterations Dressmaking, lade's men's. children's Drapes. Quilts, UPholsterIng Donna Canada. 3270707 - L awn Care ______________________________ Nursery & Land Johnny Walker -- .a.a,, A,,, a landscaping plantS and we do V V.. n.pr , ..d SWVL'-' - '5 5J Make cur Budget go further ¶hoç Ads r.er, _____________________________ complete landscaping Service 377 thi' (I,t5SifiCd 3-178 or 641 7266 MOwing,edging.trimming,wing and fertilIzing Free estimates, ''.)' Upholstering 54 . -;'. U ''''0, t'l,istCr PatChing & simulated 1 '.ck 8. stone spec'.tlty 327 7780 -Pm P. Cl,,ra H,ii CuF,tøm UphoIStry Spec'olists in Tulting ,,td Pestyling Furniture & Se*.nj Machines Repa're We Buy. Sc')) Pest Control J&W HOME IMPROVEMENTS Specializing In Replacement Win " ' -'N PEST (ON t '401 .Sli7 Pack Dr..' ""f . ' Custom Built Homes With Many PLans To Choose From — m...k 9cfgPD V - - i"", If you're in tre business of building use the your busines Classified Ads often ,. -t,- .. . "_'5.! -. , :. . "i: i.n'- , . " -_ SPPIPIKI,,ER S1ST[ All types no si"-. s%e repa' .INI St'. - __ repairs, ceramic tile & carpentry 3636546 j — Income Tax Serv. - , - ' Photography by Muni.on Cockayne F re wnJi.r.() photos reasc.v'.ably pr uCri Ph 323 6.381 - ___ '.'-- '. ; 4, i. )tJ"V ' Pressure Cleaning - e.g .,new home' Movng Williams Accounting' 1 ax ri 0 .urnS * I '" CONSTRUC11ON c. 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. lfdiv dual Bun,'ss H, ? 97 F'u,''', i''i:I)c32; :,li a' , ' C r.n'r PV,s'iu'r,' spray Sii't cIt 5-f. with Houses, '' ' '"C ..ICt'' *,th a 's%'t"U ad Wt' II P'elp you v.' i. . i.,, - I , ( ,', t i Call for Appointment 322-3103 ADDITIONS— REMODELING ITo List Yout' Btjsinp.ss..F)irl -/'11 nr JV" .., 1 . 'S . ;''.:-. !ii:arte;:iv - tI- x.,tl -v-- t. 207 7, ?r':l St . . -, .,-., ,&,l'S,f,1,i S1lNE','ACHINIT A. , I ' . "> 17t WElLS DR'L.LE D. PO'.'P Photograahv . General Home Repairs, Remodelino. Orwwell 1, ni..$... ________________ - - ', Classified Ads didn't work. there wouldn't be any HOMES OF DISTINCTIO'fl Idyliwilde Homes By i ' "-- Well Drilling fI ________ Incoryi e fl Ix — • i 'i - STOP AND 'THINK A MINUTE. If A...., LrnnW2oded Lots Paved Streets •Sewers Street Lights •Sidewalks 323.7840 -',e iFvL-*" '-r 's— vc1 - -' 'I _____ S IC' or ; j ) -','t..:t' :s ' & Trade 607 Sanford Ave. Phc 377 9771 372 666% - r Contiitkxirg. Trent Exterminating Co--Complete Pest Control and Termiting Free For frer estimates, call Carl Hat All Post Control, 10 InSpection In 7)17. riS, at SEARS Sanford, 322 __________________ pt Discount 37) 295. I - R;'mudrl.nij, Additoo. (1" 'nat S,ituir,,),$, lOt)' Ill ,i .. Custom Work i.censd. Bonded P,nj'l,nq. doOrs w,iidO*S nunqs Iti-i' estimate 3?) 60)5 .. - ,-, On 322-6457 lit , ______ BACK-HOE SERVICE. Also any A FRACTiON OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S ','ANT ADS! uct ___ WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' iiuy.ng a new borne? .V.o.nq ti an I aPartment' nr1a action *,l, .0. si,ett aa We ii help you wrte an ad that *11 bring a fast salt CALL 37726)1 Larxl ilearing. t,ii ar', clay. ro-.k All kindS of dgglng Housetraiier's stored and moved 372 9112. _____________________________ GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FO,I' cl...,r.ir',- o * there wOutdn I be an' I tot' '.-'.'ts BR000EN 323 vx BEST PRICE BEST PRODUCT FreeEstimates-2lHours (tormenly Hanrett's Brauty Nooll 1 - Roofing - PERSONAL TAX SERVICE AND BOO KEEPING ind,duaI & Business Ta' Returns 2 East Road, H-,i,y 17 97 (5CC entrance, Pointsi 322 7199 Ft ,..1 ', I KISH REAL ESTATE Directions: In SantordWest on 25th Street off 1792. Aluminum Siding - - 1 Li,,e in 1*51 MIlTtIIk$U Wall to WçiIl Cclrr)Ptjnn Central Heat and Ar. DishwaSher-DISDOSaI Privately Fenced Patio, Professional Landscaping Sales By: - Central Heat & waco CONSTRUCTION COMPANY THE HER(.D .0-s $31 9971. models feature: LcngwoQ(j _____________________________ :_ dews, etc. Free Estimates bedroom Ii.I',%fØ C1.ei,,,.. Deltona tOST - itt i79& 171 Lu4i3nr'cd 373 8570cr 83.i i60s Highway 44 Flea Market, Sanford '-trw otters ,VOt,i the same - Qu,II,ti, -, . workmanship in your remodeling axi adci'ton% rccTureme,ats I available -n h C3,'fi(',tt (-n ________ 'mft ChICO & The Man ________________________________________________________________ Namic model No 436. 5.125 PhOne 372 7559 .— and three RUTH TUECH 8349212 HILDA RICHMOND 574316? Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Coun. icr topS. Sinks, Installation avallatte. Bud CabtU 372 $352 anytine. 'jiI ItO ______________________ at 12Noon Phone 32) Our one, two SHIRLEY MILLETT SHIRLEY MILLETT 8349212 F cr 'st C It '.itarflonti. Springs 20 pci. to 60 pct. off all items. ______ A? Woodmere we can show you exactly what you're getting. . .,We've got it all together. Everything is ready for you to enjoy, The only titing puzzling about Woodmere Is how we can offer these fabulous one and two story homes for so little. 1566 Camaro, new pant, custom interior, excellent condition. $923 firm. 3220701 after 2 pm. —_ 9dLJePwiPcl8 of Loch Arbor f AM.FM stereo radio, 53.500. 3? -. illMcgnotia Avenue ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 134 1344 HOOD TRACTOR OIAPA_, condition, 1392 after 1 p.m. 72—Auction Bear Wheel Balancer, Static Dy . . to '' " ____________________________ AuctionEvecyFriday Sales, Rental, Servce Pie Easter Sale cOfld'tiOfl, $700 300 A 81-Linear implitierPaloniar,usedlessthan 2 hotjrs, 1)00 322 2359. -' IIcorne. defendantS, I wiil l,eit to the higP,es and best bidder for cash at the West Front Door of the Sernirsoie Countt Pool Table, regulation site, avocado green, statex bed, excellent cond. CI) Mot,ile S.B.E.-SS.8, excellent - l'?ainU'uqOk. Hostess, 5,100 U.5 Federal Reserve Notes, ________________________ "J knrJIoth mileage. air automatic, power steering ar brakes, electric windows and dc.: locks. cruisecornrol,steel'radia; excellent _-__ NrwondU Ford. Kubota. Peit,bone I Ar conditioner, 27,000 BTU (cools $ roomS), used I months; king Site 'water bed; Baby swIng 0 M.atic. Phone 3723829 ' P,' :', CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT rototiller. Phone 377 2190. II Volumn set of "Our Wonderful World" plus 30 volumn Sal En ct'clopedia Americana with bookrack US fIrm. 323 5420. 322-2090 1971 Monte Carlo, low ' -- EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHOI1E CALL AWAY ________________ Beautiful Easter dresses and SANFORD 3237723 Hendrick's Antiq0t.... Red Tag SaId 20 pcI. 1010 ct off on Rod Tag Items, April 3 through April 10th. We also do furniture refinishing 2 miles north ot Oviedo -on Road 119 Phone 363 3710 Tractors & Heavy Equipment CR base radios; Simpson leisure SuitS for boys. PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 7610 Hiawatha Ph. 372.1301 1505 W. 25th St. ____________________ 971 Yamaha 500 motorcycle; pair of Sacrifice, $723 .3270101 after 2 pm — - 322.1651 _______________________________ fl—Antiques -- Call 1911 Toyota Corolla, 2 door, e' cel'ene conot.on- Sacrifice. Ptci-:'- __________________________— - $2,793. (Dealer), BUSINESS DffECTORY $1.lOartd $1.15, WI EBOLOT, 210 S. Park. large liv- rm 7 cenT, heat arid air systems All for only $60,000 miles, Theatre. So'h Il 97 Phone 1716 -- ' 1971 VW Thng, avocado green. showroom condition. Only 12.0:.) 50—Miscellaneous for Sale dishwa%he', .3 BR, 2 bath, 531,100. SOUTHERN COMFORT: Approx. 1 acre, beautiful older 2 story, I BR, R(ALTOPS- together Merchandise ______________________________ signed by Joseph W. B-err, 1105. FROM 125 '. j( Acres near golf course, Ferne Drive otl Markham Woods Rd. Tree's. high and dry, Horse. Ok. 54.900 per acre. Ov,ncr, 562 66, fireplace, carpef, range. refrig STUDIO 1, 2, 3 Ph 3236450 has it 6' 1961 PontIac Catalina, $50. Wid a good work car, 323.1w, Come browse every Sunday 9 to S at the Movietand Drive in e furniture -- — SWAP SHOP FLEAMARKET ______ ,-, BEDROOM SUITES Modern Facilities AIIG. E. Kitchent Located We5t of Hwy. 17-92 Atll7OFloridaAve OUR GARDEN HOME REtLTY. TERRY REALTY. REALTOR. 878 0711 ___________________- Oviedo- Meed Manor. 3 BR. 7 bath Luxury Patio Apartments I and? Bedrooms I cr1', Baths ALL ADULTS-EASy LIVING QUIET AND SERENE I ' HALL .. ---- Anyone can be a teller Cr a buyer No charge All admitted free Wood or steI desks, eecuti ci desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as it Cash and carry NOLL'S Casselberry, 17 97, 8)0 4206 & 'Iolusia Counties, ;.rea-e Tracts, small & large , 7 BEDROOM TOW N H OU ES 134 FROM 10 ACRES, hiph and dry. Reduced $2).SOOwlthSS.000 down. Will split. owe money on it. See Bill Ray cit Jack Mink, 131131$, Fern Pan, DICK BAIRD DATSUN. 70—Swap & Trade 60—Office SupplIes &I't Furnished or* Unlurnished 14 - Realtor, 373 Uujdens ITranhui? rm Apts- Furn. or Unfurn,' Evn.3270617or72.1507 Deltor.a 665 6611 ( Bdrm. F AL TV I Jfl Sell us your car or truck even if cu toots. etc Buy 1 or 1001 items larry'.s Mart. 715 Sanford Av -Piano, organ, guitar, accordian. on. & orou. Bail's Piano & Oroan 5.aIes 301 V1st Used of 1971 Cadillac I door secJan DCV: all power, loaded, like new, laG':') miles. $5,950. Phone 323.1110 CASH 322-4132 buy used pianos I. trade Lessons HAL COLBERT Specled 1100 32259)8. or used furniture, appliances, Pianos 8. Organ Sales & Servic' We S?,,) 1,000 per VW Van, 1945. runs good, lust 'i Wanted to buy uSed office furniture, Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casselberry, Hwy. 17-92. I30-4706 locally. Reported like new. ResPonsible party can take on low "" 322-3441. 6148126. WInter Park, - - yard. kitCtefl equipp ll,Math I, AC, ')-i-'n, Top prices paid, used, any ConditiOn, PIANO Itt STORAGE Beautiful Spinet Console stored 3 BR, 1", bath, large fenced rear Beautiful ranch type home. 364 acres, stable, 051cm area. 647 lIeu Ri-at Es'a'r flrokrr, 321 06*3 323 7895 322 0719 372 2118 321-0041 Large I & 2 -- - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED - ' HAROLD WITT REALTY "I'. wVillage - DUPLEX- Brand new. Eachside.2 bedrooms, I bath, entral heat and air condition, screened rear porch. stave and refrigerator; O.S.P. 3656546 1 R.'i([ BEYOPI:I - Sale AM-FM stero, 23,000 mimes, 12,6h _____________________________ 59—Musical Wrchandise SJL)'JJ mortgage With $3,500 down Kish Real Estat - for 1970 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, '-f". 'oaed. Firs? 1130 ?k', Call 'Iar&d. 'flJ.',70 PHONE 322-2110 - - BLMIR AGENCY 171 3566 or 12) 771f) 1966 LTD, I dr., 390 engine. all power, automatic, radio, goon tires, 54,630 actual mIles, 1 owner, good cond. $530 firm 372-6310 'T7 ' ;;;::; 372 ,161 — acre Spanish s'yle home. AsSume JOHN KRIDER:Assoc 107 W.Comrnvrcial Phone)?? Jail. SntOtd rI POISOPd M.5iNE ;; ,..-,..,. U - __ Only $32,950 with only 10 pet down. __________ MOtOrC -yCl Insurance $1,000 Call 321 035 after 3 pm DAVES' 2239)70 - S ACRE TRAC) S 161' or 3736186. Harold Hall Realt) - _________________________ ,-! '' - - bedroom, family room, patio. i fenced. $15,000 78—Mtorcyc les --_- 1911 Malibu, automatic, factory air We Buy Furniture 7577- - 80—Autos PIP1EY WOODS BARN- Wt' Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell for 30 pet. conrrilsiorl Free Pick ups Auction, Saturdays 7 p m Sanford 37? 2770 Payment balance Write before we send truck. Joplin Ptano, P.O. Box 43—Lots-Acreage ____________________________________ _____________________________________ 102. Panama City, F Ia., 37401. 373 6O6 or 373 05)7 eves, :OuNTRY HOME- Comfortable 42—Mobile Homes Arkans Traveler, fiberglass, 75 hp Johnson 5875 complete. 323 pcI. down 803W. 1st 5?. 37 68—Wanted to Buy Boat, Motor & Trailer- '67, II' ISYR FHAFINA?4C'PIG CPU .ORY MOBILE HOMES i'O) Or larotri Dr 'i's c; : Req Real Estate Broker OFAL 1Tt,1F —.----- - 10 7 Benefit Sanford Christian Sc h. o ________________________ 372 2559. 3 ACR_ lake front estate. $99) M. UNSWORTH REALTY - RUMMAGE SALE- April 6, 71 8. Sanford Plaza (next to Eckerd's). Mossie C Bateman Req Peal Estate Broker 76)8 S Sntoril A.' ,Ei's 172 7613 --___________ Cash for wrt'cki'ci or u'k cars /€' ow away 1 day5 week C,slI collect. Orlando SM 213%, 4$c ea., over SO, SOc ea. Cackleberry way betrzeen New Farms, Smyrna and DeLand off Hwy 41 On S.amsula Drive. Ph. 504421-5459. Johnson Outboard Motor, 10 hp., excellent condition, $190. Phone ' mOnth F' — 67—Livestock-Poultry --- fl—Junk Cars Removed - ' - ------ S. 55—Boats & Accessories 2 Bedroom trailer 3 lots, 11,500. Phone days 37)7050 or 3210069 affero. - If you have a 6 pcI, down payment, we can build you a 3 bedroom. 1 bath home as iw as $148 per BuckSkin Quarter Horse Call 323 6319 after "LIVE HENS" Phone 322 9112 5 Lookers * echange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sarlc,'u ve- - Norwegian Dun Pony; 54—Garage Sales ,U' lQU'i hror 322 Reconditioned B tierles, $17.95 . 66—Horses - . Color TV's trom 5(Q, B&W, Irmn $15. Service ,ilI makes HERBS' TV t?O0 S French, 1)') $731 I R.iroom Tr6ler, lfl'i)' 1100 E 75Th st * Home - KEPIMORE WASHER, parts, -- --'- TAFFER REALTY ''.,'' ________ Itir iumnturr 53-'TV-Radio.Stereo COUNTY I BR. frame, 2 acrr'i. terrn ________________ Realtoc.Atsociate for appt Ret3 R,- ,1 F — s.rvice. used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCE 532)0691 Make Offer commercial and will NOT LAST. are a,'y of you Needs work handy? Call Carol Jordan, 3 Bedroom, I bath, 701 W AIrport Blvd. lake Over "avmi'ntS of )o..) J. iii PIll Or in v126 otter _______________- 76—Auto Parts - Free- Small dog (good watcPidog) also tree puppies Phone 373 0312 Used motors sOld and installed AIi. alter 3 p.m. I? acres cars for parts. Open 7 ____________________ COCKER SPAN IELS days week. .118 Auto Parts, East Bouncy bOys & girls, red, wIle 8. Hwy 30- Call collect. Orlando 568 21)1. buff. AKC 1125 3271263 52—Appliances BATEMAN REA1..TY 321.0759 r' _________________________ ", CHEAP! ': 'Ii' Days 322 6173 P1,r;rits 372 7'S? Si 5.C1.t.) ,s,r Transportation AKC,$lSOup Terms — KULP Di :o. lOWS .409W i'.t S' 372 2)35 JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS S1 $31 8372 CaliBart Lovely horn. to mature couple -_- REALTOR ASSUP,'.P 7 iQt low cost Classified Ad D,mbecrnan Piniscner '-'ups Rt',t .017 S F PUP;tt IHWY Il 3) DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT wITh a - WILSOPI MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-- TRADE 31) )lSE First St 3723672 wiAt ISIA1I ort1 24 His. Conditioned, carpet, drapes, screened porch. $1,000 cash. 377 1563. 65—Pets-Supplies 51-Household Goods Call Bart — Ccr.dom,.c, 0:','. ,, - ,1laLle it reduced pricis Carpet, central heat 8. air, all electric kitchens, automatic garage opener's, patios, many extras No closing costs, homeowners Initial fee paid. Preferred interest rates. Beautiful Sanora Call Betty Flamm, : , sl , a'e l)2.SCO - BAMBOO COVE 4&PTS One & 7 bedroom apart,.ents. thereafter as I)) Ills BR, 1' bath, central heat, $20,500. 7815 Errplre Pta, 5,nford. 3710656 after 6 p m. 3 33—tkuses Furnished Bedroom. SIlO,- 3 Bedroom. 5160 No pets Prtone 571 1010 _______________________________________ _____________________ )11 3n a quiet neighboroJ lot filled with fruit trees Owner wiil hold IS year mortgage at i pet. interest, 13.000 down. 312 6420. 5 homes; 1 Bedroom, $120; 2 7 BR, Air. Adults N Pet 7)12 Palmetto Avr •i'' Prices Reduced 31..Apartns,riIs Furnished __________________________ DELTONA- Nice Individual - . - Forrest Greene, Inc. 323-9410 5- Self contained bathroom with shower. Stove, refrigerator, air Make your Budget go further, shop the Classified Ads every day. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 . 1st Sf., Downtown )fl 91)1 Lovely older 3 Bedroom home with fireplace, screened porch, new paint inside Call Betty Fiamm, AssOciate 518.000 — 3 Bedroom, AC, cjnp;tecl. A I condition C.no t.rn __________________________ Ridge'ood SANFORD- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home, shady yard, air con d.t!,r,cd $)8?t. p,Aftp OCFFR but hink of those mortgage LOW payments! Zoned general Htokrr assume balance of $108, or 17 Newly Decorated WE TAKE TRADES Lürry II' Keystone Camper Trailer, sleeps Steam (ii,'jn your own Carp;" Rent our R,nsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 372 Sl$l payments of $9. See at: '-', REALTORS 75—Recreational Vehicles 363 Sit) You need CASH to assume this Di,'. i:; -'I 377 0440 577700. O,i,rii-r 37) 0517 lot. $42,500. 830 it)) 64—Equipment for Rent 'N Sew Singer's best Zig zag machine in Sewing table Sold new for $41950. OVIEDO--Sflrdroom.2storyolder By Owner- 2 Bedroom, kitche; equipped, corner lot, 517.500. 373 home, screened I, even a 8168 after I p m basement. Over acre wooded carpet. Nice. Monthly mortgage payment, 5)70 $750 down JOHN SAULS AGENCY 377 3991 P41CC NEIGHBORS ''.UL 1i'L1: 11,11pç, REAL 19195 French 372 4991 Evc 372 11%, 172 4144 3771961 WOW'? BR,? BATH, $18,000 7563 PARK 372 7111 Alter Hours' Newly redecorated, remodeled 3 bedroom home, large family room, cedar Siding bnd fence, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat, 11,300 sq. ft. lot ' Realty INC. ANYTIME REALTORS _______________________ 30-Apartments Unlurnishpd . - plus lot% more. Over 2,780 sq. ft IF THIS IS TilE DAY to buy a new car, see today's Classified ads for best bui. GREENE INC.. REALTORS. 8)0M1'I or 3fl 1970 eves _______________________________ 1 - home of high quality construction Features include Ioyer, eat.in kitchen, tircplace, bay windows, ALTAMONTE- ROLLING HILLS, - ______________________ - 32-Houses ----- IYHOOfl3S Florida Chapter Citizens' Legal Protective League. Details and applIcations at publIc meeting Thursday, April 8th, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center Annex di$plavad in Wednesday's paper., ESTABLISHING ____________________ Fern Park-- ) Bedroom, I'p bath, carpeting. dishwather, air unit. fenced yard, $195. FORREST — JUST REDUCED OVER 51.000 Gorgeo'is S bedroom, 7', bath Lake Mary-- 2 Bedroom duplex, central heat & aIr, carpet, drapes. fully equipped kitchen. $150 mo 615 0112 days. 645 3577 eves. vestmentS: $2,456.- 53,975; 57,950' For cle,ails cali (703) 659 2147 or WtitC including Ph. No to C.M I . Village Plaza. P0 317. S'afloid. Va 22551 ______ TELEPHONE SOLICITORS for mmhership drive, Central as soon Furnished dup:, Lake P.ary .rca furnished apartment, nice 7 yard Children and petS OK. 51)0 month VmilcSnoctt3of431on 17 97 201 Sunset Drive. next to William's Accounting 8. Tax Service Open Sunday, 9 to 5. SANFO4O 3 twurowns, 14 tbths, central heat & air, ktchen equipped Carpeting, $180 per mo. M UP4SWORTH REALTY, Reg. RealEst flroker.fl3óOdloreves. 323 0517. Plaza. 7:30 p.m., or - _________ ___________ .'; -- .:-, NOTICE IS HEREBY given by the City Counil of the City of Winter Springs. Florida, that said City CouncilwlllholdaPubllcHearingat 333 l3 - _____ MANAGER TRAINEE- Excellent 74-dlI.CA.I$.3 Scandinavian and Northern poStibleon?nday April 19, 1976. to 1976. Brochures tent on requestBonuS given during April. Group conducted by Rev. and Mrs Leo - DISTRIBUTORSHIp 'b condition. Kitchen equipped, carpeting, attractively landscaped, close to shopping & schools. $76.000 3 Bedroom, carpeted, cenlral heat send air. Convenient downlowflönd hospital $165 month plus depost Vending new product. No cxperlence. Family busIness. We provide lOcalIon, We let it UP You Service. Well knwn product flCW to vending. Cash in. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: . -. - 24—BusIness Opportunities __________________________ ' - WE JUST LISTED a lovely 3 bed room, I bath home in excellent __________________________ Join 'Sdntorcl S S4HeS Leadrr' 5IENSTROM REALTY 2S6SParkDr REALTOR 1?? 2470 t - --WE SELL IUCCESS323-5176 301 Commercial I r sii (d or furtIiShC(1 tde.il lOcation rent Pc,jon,,blt' 365 3771 .m I _______________ _________________________ -' Notice of Public Hearing Phone)7) 7SlOo'3fl 07(0 _________________________ defendant(s), Lorere Laze, a single towoman, and Alphonza Chisoim end ROSWELL 0. FULLER and Cynthia Chisoim, his wife, end to ETTIE S. FULLER. 1)5 wife. Crayfish Plus -)'()( M0VINOCAN ttify the terms of said Writ of OH TE RS of JOY" Execution. John E. Polk, _______________________________ Sheriff 'F'El SwaP SHCP :r'r..lp Cuxjr.!. ANDniFAMARKET Publish: AprlI4. 13. 70. 77. win t&le 1VLRY'SIJNrAYCA M -SCM CAll. )7717I4 on April 25, 1976 _____ EN DAlI Y II A,M. TIL 9:30 P.M-FRI. & SAT. TIL IC:)OPM. 1509 French Ave. IHI.way li.c- ) Sanford [ Call 339 rot further nl0t,itiOfl a11 in 4387 or write SanfordAlAfl0flFmYOPO S. 5t0 FIa 32771 Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00 A M. on the 28th day of April. A D 1976. offer for sale and Sell 11. MUSKETEERS" ' START MONDAY iYOUPMt" AL ANON For families Of fr,S of problerP -------------- ----- _______ CARPENTERS HELPERS ________________ I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE Legal Notice ________ I s ALCOHOL A I'IOOLEM 9) BEVERLYHILLBILJjES 35 THE LONE RANGER wanted- Sales cx perie'nce hlpfut. Apply in person, Art Grindle's Whl Ranch of Sanlorci HEADACHE! a. __________________________ l - -- carpeting. Just litted, and priced to sell at 537,900. S temper BEAREAL TNIATRI Requlor - SALESMAN 18-Help Wanted I ', royo ENTEPRIS! THEATRES .,..,. .- large lot, 7 BR's, 2 baths, kitchen applIances, central heat 8. air, 31A—Duplexes 9214 fireolace's, corner lot. $14,750. PlEAT AS A PIN! And loc,tted o'i one of our Iinrst neighborhoods Extra —. — Herbert Lrn. 1958. Briheh. — $1 49 _______ rnals PROCEDURES FOR MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS; DESIGNATING THE Legal Notice CLERK OF THE CITY AS ELEC. TIONS SUPERVISOR; F ICTIT IOU S N AM E ESTABLISHING QUALIFI. Notice Is hcrby given that we ai e CATIONS FOR CANDIDATES OF engaged in busIness at P0 Box 125 OFFIC5 REPEALING SECT. Altamonte Springs, Semirio: TlOPlS 237, 231. 239, and 210 OF County, Florida, under the fict;tiOt THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF name of J & N HOME IA THE CITY; SEVERABILITY AND PROVEMENTS and that we Infer EFfECTIVE DATE to register said tame with the Cler A Copy 01 said Ordnance Shall be THE SUBUR B BEAUTIFUL, &ccordingtoplat thereof recorded In of the Circuit Court, Semir deiphia Athiotics who has a SANFORD, available at the Office of the City SECTION, as recorded Plat Book IS, pages bland 6$. publi:C County, Florida in accordance witPt room to let. In Oakland. Clerk of the City of Winter Springs, input Book) Page6é of the Public records of Seminole Count, the Clerk of the Circuit Cour Florida, for all persons desiring to A major program battle may Records of Seminole County, Florida: Seminole County, Florida In ai examine same. Florida, together with the right of YOU ARE I"ERfBY NOTIFIE)D cordance with the provisions of it e cotr,e if ABC renews "Rich ALL INTERESTED PARTIES ingress and egress over Brentwood that an action to remov e Fictitious Name Sta?utn, To WII Man, Poor Man." ARE INVITED to attend and be AvenueandthatportionnfCampelio clouds from and quIet !h-e Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 19S heard. And If It does, our sources say Street lying East of Brentwood title of the Plaintiff in end t 5: Robert V. WIlliamson THIS NOTICE Istobe published in Avenue and North of and adlacent to the above described property ha J. E. Pearson The Evening Herald, a newspaper of • sad Block 15 described abOve, and it been filed against you and yo, ar C Publish: April 6. 1), 20, 27, 1976 Legal Notice general c'rculatlon in said City, one appearing to the Court that the required to serve a copy of you DEY-30 tI) time at least fifteen (IS) days defendant, Lorene Lane, a single written defenses, if any, on NOTICEOFSHERIFF'SSALE prior to the time of the Public woman. is not inhabitants of ror WILLIAM H. BEARDALL, C NOTICE OF APPLICATION Hearing NOTICEISHEREBYGlVEpthit fojndwithinthe5tateofFlorldaand BEARDALL, LEWIS. BLANKPIEI FOR TAX DEED by virtue of that certain Writ of DATED this lit day oP April, 1976. have not voluntarily appeared & LeC,ETT, whose add'ess i I EaKution issued out of end under herein, and that personal (191.246 FlorIda Statutes) Ci'y of Winter Service North Court Street, Post Office Bo X NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the seal of the Circuit Court of Springs, Florida. uponherlsiotpracticalberause her a31, Orlaniio, Florida 32502, on c that Leo W. Salvail & Jeanne d' Ar:C Seminole County, Florida, upon a By: S. Mary T. Norton residence and whereabouts are t)fore May II, 1976, and file th e final ludgment rendered in tIe Salvail the holder of the followini2 City Clerk unknown, it is ORDERED THAT original with the Clerk of thiS Cow aforesaid court on the 29th day Of certificates has filed said cer GARY E. MASSEY, ESQUIRE Lore'ne Lane. a single woman, OP either before service on Plaintiff' tilicates for a tax deed to be IssuelI City Attorney March, AD. 1976, in that certain pear or plead to the complaint attorney or immediately triereeftef case entitled, .1. Ed Straughn. as thereon. The certificate numberI City of Winter herein by the 3rd day of June, 1916, otherwise a default will b' entere Exerutive Dirfor of the FIor;da Springs, Florida end in default t!'ereof the Court wll against you for the relief demand,d and years of issuance, Phi description of the properly, and NiP Pullg: April 6, 1976 Department of Revenue, Plaintiff, proc to the hearing and ad in the Complaint. An abbreviate vs Richard 3 Martin dba Slam names in which it was assessed an 0EV.)) iudicatton of tN11 SUIt as if Lorene title of ?'e case is "HALLMARI Garage, Defendant, wtilch aforesaid as followS: ____________________ Lane, a singl, woman, Pad been CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 0)F Writ of Execution was delivered to Certificate Plo 411 Year o served with process in the State of FLORIDA. Plaintiff, v. ROSWELIL me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Issuance 1913 FlorIda, but Only tO the extent o. FULLER, ef at, Defendants, Florida, and I have levied upon the DescriptIon of Prepert, prov',ded for by 5,(ft)fl 1453. Title 25. CivIl Plo 76612 CA 13 G and wa fo!lowing described property Owned Lot 11 Lake Brantiey I%l.s itt lid United States Code; i t further instituted and is pending In th by Richard J. Martin dba Slam ORDERED that notice of this order Circuit Court of the Eightent PB 1OPG 22 Garage. Seid property being Iocjted Name in w9ilch assessed Omer C be published by the United States Judicial Circuit, n and for S,minol in Seminole County, Florida, more & Mary ShIpe M3rthaI In a newspaper of general County at Sanford. Florida. Parhicularly described as follows: All of saId property being In thiP circulation In Seminole County. WlTNESSmyh$ndandlh,seaIc ,•, All property, fixtures and County of Seminole, Stateof Florida Florida. once a wee$i for six (6) thiS Court on the 5th day of Apr) equipment of the wilhin named consecutive weeks, commencing o Unless such certificate or cer defendant ocated at the place of tificates shall be redeemed ac Tuesday, April 6, 1916. DONE AND Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. business, 5;am Garage, at 700 Mingo cording to law the ptopert) ORDEREDaI Orlando, Florida. thu Clerk of the Circuit C)url Trail, Longwood, Florid., indescribed in Such certilicate oi flnc day of March, 1976 By: Elaine RiCharde cluding but not limited to the ...i:I!jjIJkljj:;ã)'j' certificates will be sold to Hi GEORGE C. YOUNG Deputy Clerk 4, fotiow(nq' highest cash bidder at the tour CHIEF JUDGE One (1) house door on the 3rd day of May ton F100 Custom PickPublish: April6, 13,70, 71, Mayl. 11, (Seal) up Truck, wfite, 1972 Ford, WIng 1976. 1976 Publish: April 6, 13, 20, 27, 1916 stored at Altamonle Garage, Dated this llthday of March, 1976 DEY-39 CIEY 32 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Altamonf, Springs, Florida. One Snap On Anal-O.Scop, Engine Clerk of the Circuit Court Analyzer with; No MT 615, Plo By: Thelma Scott, MT,lfl, No MTIO7, No M1404, Plo Deputy Clerk MTI1I arid No. MW6 components Publish - March 30, AprIl 6. 1), 20 One Snap-on MT 539 Ampme$er, 1976 Voltmattec DEX-162 One Takubo Works Ltd. 10 Ion NOTICE OF HydraIiC Floor Jack FORECLOSURE SALE On, Walker 3 ton Floor Jack 0 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEP One Bender Model P112 Hydraulic Forfastrelief pursuant to a Final Judgment o Floør Press, Serial No. 801 foreclosure dated March 19, 1976 On, Snap on P drawer roll arouni . call the and entered in Case No. 76-41.CA 09 tool chest plus contents all property F of the Circuit Court oS Phi being Storcd at A. J. Lofting Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in an Transfer & Storage, SenfOrd, for Seminole .o., wherein Majesti FIwIda, Invtment Company of Denver, and the undersgned as Sheriff 0 Bette Dvas, Olivia Dc HavIand. 1942. (En.) "iMnier -_____________________________________________________ 'I . . Randall Show," in which he as follows: Legal description: Begin LYDIA P. BICKFORD, his wife; plays a Philadelphia judge. But s feet South end 550 fee' West of •ndWALLACEL. DOW,andeachr' what competi!ion will he face? the NE corner of the SE d of them if living, and if deed, it Well, ur S} CBS the NW '.; thence run West 75 unknown spouses, heirs, devitte feet; thence North 140 feet, Iegatees, grantees. creditors, I and NBC are now negotiatIng feet to the Point of Begother persons known or unknOwin for the right to counterprogram Inning lying In SectIon 7; having or claiming any right, title )' him with "The Jack Klugman Township 21 South, Range 30 Fast: interest in or to ftc foIIowln and ALSO DESCRIBED sS: LOt 10 described property in Seminot 0 Show. and the East 16 feet I" of Lot 11 in County, Florida, to wit: In it, K.lugman stars as a Block IS as shown on the vacated Lots I to 22 inclusive, Block A, i f wacky attorney for the Phila- portion of the phi Of SAPILANDO, The Springs Spreading Out Viiiagi 1:30 I I LOVE LUCY 35 LASSIE 5:30 2) 12) NEWS SM BEWFCHED 7' 24 ELECTRIC COM- ruribed known as E. M. Bickford,. and (Wed.) '-The Letter." Be11 Davis, Gale Sondogwrd 1940. ,tie' (mii's.) "In 'fl-is G'sY, Gtint Wi 1960. (Wed) I& VOngO' (B&W) Jon Hal, Gale Sovxiergaxd 1944 (mu's) eon we in trat ste the fastidious half of "The Odd Couple" for many years, is re- too ('2) (12) SOfERSET .41 MIDDAY LID i'4EWS '9' RYAN'S HOlE 6* MOViE (Mon.) BOYOlX! the Fxest Botto i'iS. Jos6ç*i Cotton 1949. (Tuos.) Bride.' Belle Davis. LeectsW,iw.B&W)Coioen tp when t stock. 2.) d2 NBC NEWS C) 11AM LJVIN3 (Nod.) THE ROCK (Thi.) MANNA (Ft.) THE BIBLE 1)91) P.VIE. (tn.) "The Mole Pee. JOY Qa'. Cyi' Paøidi. 1956. (Tues.) "The (OC6.Widd01sklCJWoMIOn. take care of her Lockheed GOOSE(FnMAYB NIMI3I.E 9' AL..!. MY C&DREN '24 ELECTRIC COANY 12.55 ERCISE 5*-lOIN 900 DON HIE SHO'VV ¶) ______ RE) EMBERS(FfI) Thurs.) DUCK, DUCK, GM FRAN CARLTON EX- f withan-cieci&onsshonher Older daugNer Wants to go on aooOdcapngtr ( 24 COXON'S AF,4Y: Coon1Odshtsoiifwi'- ____ and Sympathy." It's a sitcom about a widowed American businesswoman who moves to Tokyo and hires a scatter- 4, :6 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 8.30 earning opportunity. Call 6u 307?. _______________________ ___________________ ______________________ __________ ---- 2 ADAM 12 .,. fragrances. toletrles. Excellent ________________________ _______________________ rig American girl to tend his kids. NBC's weapon is "Mrs. T. 35 BIG VALL.EY 12:30 ,4 6' CAP TA I N KANGAROO (: COPJIAUNI1YCLOSEUP SCHOOL PR(X3 RAM- '.6) ONE DAY ATATIME:A brained young liralnedyoungJapancsemanto SLfr.PJSE 6:55 930 61) SWITCH: A gel go 40 800 9) THE ROOKIES flyer taksaperbooalUiot,,tjnttte of a lwdend (R) NIoon Friday 35 MICKEY MOUSE cii,i (B&W) 5:00 tax fraud, We shall await the CBS and AVON Sunday _______________________________ SCHOOL SPECIAL Stenstrom Realty 0 Uf' L CX Spring into the world of cosmetics, ' V'CHINE 658 j2) PALL. HARVEY 7:00 ,2) (12J TOOAY (Local flOWS at 725 tihe 825). 14') LI') GM CBSNEWS:(Ch. 4, 710, I now's) '7) SESU s'rp,c-j' 9': GOOD MO8*4ING A)I€RICA ?OiAV re,its Hi F4v.leeye being repcxled (lOad. (A) (Wed. Only) AFTER 3 Room turn, apt. Bedroom is air Conditioned. $100 mo. Ill E. 8th St 317 4215 Of 32? 5766 Companion; Heeded immediately - 9 __________ OWNER SAYS "LET iT GO!" Fine old 2 story home in good neigh borhood, I Bedroom, I bath, 7 Tuesday, ApriI6, i76-9A ____________________ I_________________- - JIM HUNT REALTY Golden Touch - ?eedroornupstairs.scr..nedpo,ch, air. Child; no pets; $125 Also lôrge efficiency with carport, air, 815 323 476? - NIoon The Day Before Publication PB) PQSS6 toôl + 117, 113, 115, 116 Got some dtmC with the Clerk of action with a Herald schak." 117 C rcut Court, S.' n'i' Count',', ctssified ad We'll help you writ, NBC, meanwhile, has a ma Name In which assessed Dotlie lor.da in .ccordance with the ii that will bring fast SI or counterprogram move afoot provisions of the Iictitious Name Starcn CALL 377 2611 Al' of said property being in the and Statutes. To Wit: Section 165.09 against ABC's new "Mr. T. Countvof Seminole, Stateot Florida. Flor,da Statutes 1957. ___________________________ Tina," about a widowed JapaUnless Such certificate 5-Lost & Found s Forrest Allan Greene nese trislnessman who niovs Publish: March 23. 30, April 6. I), tificates gall be redeemed according to law the property Lost White Cockapoo. answers to to Chicago and hires a scatter- 1976 24 (Moo) ORLQ PRESS (Tuos, Wed., Thin.) LOWELL 6* (Mon. Wed. Fri.) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (Tuo.) EL.00G (ihij) BLL,,. WINKLE 1121. POL'CE WOMAN: Ida Lir'vJgJeslsMa(e.Olw3 azT*xiance d)Mk kQ has irffiraied M if C4014an I'w)ttal ill) LI) M'AS'H: A gigantic FBI: p - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. SG—Miscellaiieous icr Sale 41—Houses Sanfoi'd'- 171 54, Sunlend DrtW Sunland Estates Refurbished 3 bedroom. 7 bath By owner $21,500. Many extras. 1 373 10)6 I 2571 P,uk Dr _____________________________ P4IIJVrI. 628 0636 - AND (.6.1) SUNRISE sa€sitn r7' (9) fl 41—Houses I flt'riroon apt, lights, CMpeted, adults $98 SO 372 7296 alter 4 wk dayS _________________ Nurses; RN's, LPN's; Aides; Aide DEADLINIES m GM ,., 6: GM CBS NEWS GM BUGS BUNNY 141) PASTOR'S STUDY 837 (I) (121. NBC NEWS(.WDATE I WtU$Iy ) - 'ti' (WOd)PROF1LESINEDUCA. 630 her. (BS, 1 ' J B( TYPIST with own typewriter. Piece work rate, pay S.) 00 an hour or more to good I%l Details and applications at public meeting of Citizens' Legal Protective League, 1:30 PM.. Thursday,AprilSth,SanlordCjvlC Center Annex (See display a. — r (Tuos., Thurs ) JEANNIE I 9) 141) (61) MATCH GAME _________________ ____________________________________ ____________- PAIJ.. HARVEY COM- 1200 21 9') NEWS 4: 6 YO(JNGANDRESTLESS 625 wxitusshogotstisyss4ien She M the LTIWWXIwhOhM MANALIVE (Wed.) 35 THEMOTHERSINI.AW ,, ',", Afternoon .2 (Mon.) WITH THIS RING the good liar6rtsu'*Osn. 91' LAVERNE AND s4p[,Ey "ft's The Waler, ShU1ey5gInaponx*ionas an oIVlcal beer tes at the 4:00 2 IRONSIDE 4) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND :6)MARYHARTMAN.MARY HARTMAN 7 -24 MISTER ROGERS $ 3 Lines Minimum __________________ 6) SUN IIPE AIJ,4.&,NA( arsIem1l)PM1tanU'at at a bark, and Thelma wIne a LxTvorsny sddarst. Dii i 4 6.15 tfwg seems to becxxTng ii) rosesforthoEyesJJ,hs I.,,y' $ (s OOMINIMUMCHARGE) - - II 55 2) SUNSHINE ALNAC 8.30 -4') (1GDG000TJPES:Eyt,y. - MENTAllY 610 Wotx. (A) 2 MOVIE:'LdthoAios" -35 MOVIE: i:Ve0dy in newI,' thVi'COd moAtw Cit ANOi}EINOMDIJAL(Tuo) CRACKERBARREL (A) Thi,ss) WHY? (R) u utI ___________________________ .., 11:50 (Mon., Wed, En.) READNG 9) HAPPY DAYS: The COOl Fcxiio (Henry WrcJer) VJIVOS --a , 24 (Mon. Wad.. Fri.) VILLA ALE43REUtm,, Th(3,)CAH. RSCC't.E!9OS (P41 'cn ru., S3O SATURDAY 9.Noon _ UNDERDOG — MONDAY thru FRIDAY ARC's new "Nancy Walker NBC schedules with great in FACED WITHA DRINKING PROBLEM Show." (She used to play the terest, Pertaps Alcotolic Anonymous mother of 'lthoda" before ABC Can Help Legal Notice lured her away.) Ca11123 4517 _________________ -,nnarntlyact!ruzjn revenie. Writ..P .,,.,.'d,FlorIda 32771 v-' names in which ii was assess,', are CB.S flOW l)lafli to :ure away a Notice ts hereby given that i i4 Cai..J '. -- "vdOCd ie llbukCILtttaC(u* 3CS WANT TO SEL.L Certificate No. 66 Year ot Ave. Altamonte Springs, 37701. YOUR H-'E' !t "Welcome Back, Kotter." Seminole County, Florida under the issuance i9)j Buying a new home? Moving to an • Descrfp$lonolPruperty he'll appear In a new series fictitious name of THE WORD apartment? Lot 1 BIk 10 Tr E Sanford Town of called "Giddoudda Heah, Hot- MERCHANT, and that I intend to OF WOMEN (Thti's.) ON YOUR OWP'J gwi'screthWIhuTwIurxi. tKJ. R( M MICKEY MOUSE CLUB 9) GENERAL HOSPITAL 24 (Mon) A (3(1 WITH KNIT to exPect: CBS will strike hardest at t2) 112) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (4) (6) LOVE OF LIFE GM (I~3n. Tues., Wed.) LIGION IN THE NEWS - - GAMBIT OT FO1 %)#W1ENGNL'I' si - MOVIE. (F.) TBA. 1 GM NOT1CIAS EN ESPANOL. 12 p.,)v(N OJ Sonny (Claude Mure) arxi KIT(R) 8:00 AM. ' 41c a line 31c a tine 74ca line I thru s times 6 thru 2$ limes 26 times HOURS 35 ADOAMS FAMILY 4:30 14'( MIKE0000LASSHOW , J Mttiv (iPIIPF IN SH(YN lit aiwa.'s — PHIL DONAHUE SHOW: (Mon )Jorryflubn(Tuos) lilA (Wed.) iDA (Thxs.) Rictrd 6) 2 ullÄs. YOGA AND YOU (11) (FrI.) CONStLER SURVIVAL NEW YORK tAP) CBS and CBS will fight ABC With Poor NBC won't reveal their l76-77 Man, Pooer Man," a conschedules for perhaps a week. temporary drama about a But low-placed sources here modern family's tax audit, If CBS goes with that series, say those networks plan drastic steps to combat ABC's in- the sources add, NBC will novative fall lineup of pn. counterprogram It with 'Poorer Man, Nob ('nntenderc,'' a irw1s. is called countercontemporary drama about a This charged with what modern family programmIng. And here's 4i (9) TUESDAY MYSTERY: in the Fwsi P81'Wfl 8-00 300 ORWORID '12) ( ALLINT}IEFAMILY To (orn bat i\B( TUNE Fixer," 6) THE CROSS-WITS GM HOGANS HEROES 9 HOU.wOoSailÄRES * LEGISLATURE 3 700 ClUB 1100 2) (12 WHEEL. OF FOR- 1200 :2) 12) TONIGHT 14) (16) C8S MOVIE: 'The 7-30 4 DlNl.1 24 (Mon,Tueg Wed..Thtss) A plionecalliould St.rt ycw n'w and l:rolitahie caret; Call 88? Wintei Pwk RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. '9) EDGE OF NIGHT w' ONE LiFE ro UVE -. i2) (41) (6) I) 12) PRIMARY ElECTiON COV. ERAGE: F'kiw Ytyk. %Ms. :91) ACTION CENTER :2 NEIGHI3ORH000 GM IHREE STOOGES 1000 12 CE L E BR I TV SWEEPSTAKES (4) 6' PRICE IS RIGHT 10:30 112) 12'k HIGH ROLLERS :7 (Tuos. orgy) OPENING 2 11.00 (I) 12' NEWS :2) TO TELL THE TRUTH 51W GM THE 700 CLUB 24 SCHOOL PROGRAM MING 35 700CLW 10:30 lt ALAN BURKE SHv 4) (61) CBSNEWS GiG I DREAM JEM -- Arnokl, Binrie Bivnos.1936. 12 MERV GRIFF1N SHOW :24 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGIfflflJ1nfln . SHOW (R) 35 (FrI. oi'y) SENIOR SCENE - 831- 99 93 322-2611 - ThoManWboRedaimJHjs Head IBAW) 1940 (Fl.) Sfl1ofsGok1."(B&W)Edw'd Oddo Seminole HIGHLIGHTS 41-Houses 'rnished CLASSIFIED ADS " £.,' �LL r I ¶r- -------Aii'i' ROYAL DELU XE e VODKA k - BC ABC RUM LI GHT GIN RUM -1 M - ---i-I___ - -. 3 . RIVERS lU A U DC All U iivmruv klassir, BLEND ALL WEEK & A CTIIA DT AtR . MOST OF THESE PRICES ARE 6109 BELOW WHOLESALE CASE LIST nAil "u'' SPECIALS -S.... DEL t, 1 Y XE a U • Lyman, Lake Howell Prevail -' _E P 1. JACQUIN 80 ROYALE VODKA lv,&'%~ MAit"I"114's :_7 I VoOo SCOUN LIGHT OR I .- 12 ___ __ HS $ 5 _ - . ________ fr - I__ -...V.-. OLD CROW 0(0 9 f 4 ' ~~ 4_ QT. L -- _____ __ CASSELBERRY GI -00. - QT. I B - LEND S&U! STORES P*lC THEIR WiRES I SPIRITS Si 10 $3 PER BOTTlE A THEIR RU PRICE ARO TELL YOU NEY WILL Clvi $2 P1* lOTTIE OR $4 A MDSE Al 49 GILBEY VERMOUTH GIN RIGHTS OWNTIrY NK*ARK- ST1AW$111Y 5TH CUL4711Y Ri~mls Alsift'ito CANADIAN PREMIUM VODKA = I U 160;Iumf A, ~j . ••' Cum GIN MVIN HIU "O 49.95 95 STx CANADIAN fil - 90 VODKA LIGHT ii- am"ft~ ____ ¶illqx~ _____ RUM 19 ___________ ; i~ _____ - _ __ Z - - 10 w'' - WE SPICY OT. I , I I -...I 51115 1 . . . BOiILED IN 1 IN 0`11111 CKAILIS aval;uxoy Cs OF 4 bILGIi ABC ROSE CHIANtI CLIJ1ET SAuT(Rf - DEL CONTE - 7 I - (I CNI.UtI - P*U CHAlLIS UWIR*I-VtHIOSJ -' --v' 79 30 oz. --- __ AB PEMT. WMITE PORT GUASTI$HfR*Y. MUV'TIL SEB ASTIA NI ,4 99 9 GALLON CS. of 4 5 ' • CS. OF 4 CK"Us (&~ 1 i i 9 HOLLAND HOUSE MIXERS T T 11 PIRA COUDA TOM COLLINS 5-OZ. BRANDY c*.s,om* 4 02 WHISKEY SOUR 79 FKG. Of I SOUR 1 0 0 4-OZ. MARTINI 4-OZ. MANHATTAN IF rLI 9 R r, , I P1 CASE BURCIUNDI-CWWLIS • - SAUTIERNI CASE 13.60 STRAWBERRY 100 , DEN MARK CHAT. TIMBERLAY 3.99 PIN 8011110101 0 0 0 0 0 11 S*@board Coastline :73 Sam. CC Faculty W 11- I 01. C.1 -at! CHAT.SMARD ST (MELlON POMBAL ROSE - PORTUGAL IRAXCI CABERNET SAUVIGNON . - lla, 79 FAMA Ash SPUMANTE tTAlT 2.29 LABEL LIEBFRAUMILCH oiisny sm 4 2 1 I Foster, ri Lemons U 4 p Marple p ::: 1 7 0 0 0 0 CHAT. PETRUS Pominot CHAT 21 1049 CHAT. mmtool HAUT BRION Atorailims 7.99 H CHAT. V1EUX CERTAN 24 - CHAT TROF AILLOU ST JuLttN 399 2402 CHAT. LANGELUS 2.29 is oz. CHAT F1GEAC - CHAT. DE FAIX 5.49 2401. 69 CHAT. 229 MARGAUX - CHAlLiS BOUSCAUT 4.49 RID SUVIS 64 CHAT MOUTON ROTHSChII.0 PAUILLAC 399 a: U 21 10 CHAT LY9CH BAGES PAzjtjj oz u oz 24 4.99 oz. 3995 19.95 2302 z 24 Ab 5TH It (4 /A s . 41 - n_ 995 - I v_111" , ,,.,i - i. , -W,Oz"';-7 .,'.-" A nrvøtirsiri 4 ' I I i if. . . - . . - .-. . : L . - ,-&.•' ___- __ . . 4'' " - -. I: 1- - 1. RELAY Lake Howell 1:320 2. Lake Brantley i.3S; 3 -_4 .-t - - '5 111- --- - - - -~,_.i-~,_," Washington. 1 03IU 2 1 I 0 0 0 Jackwi II 1 1 0 0 0 0 RerUn 3b 3 1 1 0 0 0 3 12 0 0 0 33 11 13 1 1 0 Malone,3b Quinn '1 Baskervilie, c Totals 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 29 4 9 I I * AS N 2 3l HR0 8 Brewer A 6 I 0 0 0 0 0 Stenstrom : 94 At O M Rre*er. if Reathard, p Helmam 2b ii Marno c MIIler,lb 3 1 0 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 104 90 ' Sanfords Triva (KALA Stenstrorn totalled 94 strces Dawson. Lovin Th 2 o 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 C 0 O -.L 1 - i Howell'. Mike Train clears burdle. (Herald Photos by Tn Vincent) . 1 AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) -Suecess and peace of mind give NHL Playoffs Open advantage Li the Mastffs Crolf With 8=Way Tussle concedws adding: "I still think I calij win. I*m Jack Nicklaus a tremendous Tournament T easiest thing ti WIkf - - - i the world u to _________________________ C 1 '• - - 'p , '5 -'5'-. 4 . rf&' ,....,. ._ - - - . _- The Sabres finished tht regu lar season with the league's f th hi 'tiest tnt tot 1 d should hae been playing the Jacobs, first; B.E. Link, the .Memorial Auditorium sent Fourth flight low gross dance and awu-d.s presentation third and Darrell Jordan, second Cal Foster third, and the Sabres packing Euffaio will Roger Accarib. first; Scott John Polk, fourth. Low net - host the second and, it of the 1976 Ballet Guild Golf fourth. Third flight, lo gross - Don Ste%en.s second Jim Melin t)ik Co1egroe first, Lee Tournament the third game Howard Vic Ilichburg was the overall Rathel. fir-4: Sandy Sanders, third-, zind Jim Harp. fourth. Moore, second; witiner, capturing three top second. Chick Sayles, third; IA)w net - J. Dan Johnson, Hodges. third: and Harvey ite in that series. having . prizes with overall lo%v gross of and Ralph Pillow, fourth. lAw first: Jack amassed 90 more ~oals than St. 69 O ll lo net went to Louis, ha ving gi ven up lctr ____________ and having collected 33 more Iiirrll Miller ith a 62. '4 .,i __ -Mo :;~_ 9 W 1 ..) a / i- i ..t4'- i' le Poe Rdelife 4-A.-6: iw ' ;__o~ i_ . )c -- 8 00 P.M " r 'A -t ' -19J., ;-, k V, - , -.-, "~.--"- ' -ç)F , V Mi .. t~~ - i - , ~.. , ,:~"I~~ ,.-a,A __, __ '1 ¶, i _~ J ,?u -, ' '5 - Monda ''F ¼ " ' •&l MATINEES . 'c..' ,- ; ~~wlij, ~ , .. .;.'~ .. - if !F - I' : ,o V. _. , - - - : V, -~ - ~t-_*, g '-r t ki ;: 4_14 r. 'I-14 '" V~tjj 1.;~ q - -.~ , -~~ V. - 41 i e '- - 4, 11 S NIGHTLY -~- .4 ,~~, ,- ' ;" L Ray first Itay Min.shell second for the cocktail party, dinner, second: linn Rottinghaus, liussi, fovrth. - -.-" - M-.- , I i_ .,* J third, and Ikn Sitpson, fourth l'u a I tonal Basketball Fifth flight, low gross - Bill Association ganw booked into Country Club Saturday night Minnix. first, Jack Ewing, Bob McKee, third and Tony - -__ _. . opening contest at home; but a More ttuui 2DO ;,olfers and (It4kinahl, third; and Frank net - Jerry Robinson, M.D., second: Chuck McCarth%. guests turned out at Mayfair Hyk fourth Lo net . -_ : 1 - . _-__- I -_i~ ..I 4. Ballet W'ionner - V_ _._ I.._--_:T - 4ie :-A !~A & s Ir-_"-jimm % ____ = - - - ---__--- ____ A- w ., ., t __ - - And it appears everybody has now with keeping the puck out F' R*Ichbur IS Ile Associated Press .,. - __ _'1 . ___ _____ - .-• orotiory Me. M m & Ill Ill 1-11 III 031 - - is I o I We* kopf: N cklaus Has E his own idea.c about the ke. in of their nel %ah 969 .5 __i1I " 1 I 1 0 0 -_ --- _____ - ied for fourth with 899 "Playoff or not, if your power same way we began it: by giveach and I3obby Allison is sixth play is orking you'rt' going to ing up too many goals," says * , k t ,' in," says center Mircel Larouche 'Its frustrating th 7 T__ The other two series starting Hounding out the top 10 are Dionne, whose Li)s An4eles j$ aj, % Kings host the Atlanta Flames tonight pit the Vancouver (V.a larcis with J McDuffie with 857, Darrell Wal- "Nobody's going to go out in the nucks against the New Ycrk out at third Is Eldrifte's Gary Beleber as Cubit MiLlone appUes tag trip with 855 and James llylton playoffs and 'goon' anybody, so Islanders at Uniondale, ,N.Y.. _____________________________________________ with 801 there won't be that many and the Buffalo Sabres against " ft , -4 - IE . - -. (LM)77.4;3. Blake (LB)fl.9;MILE nathy, Cash. Bachman. Ford) -_ atley's Let Baker 10 . back at 1,092. PEtty holds third - ('---' ..__.. Bacon P Auto Train y ,'' Wed. & Sat. I _~Z_l -4~t_~_ - - ___ - 1:45 =d' . . '.. I _ -.K!- __-____ ~ V------ vera - ' 4 - - ,, 4 cala 1 6990 - 5995 59.88 ,,- 0 5395 59.88 49.95 53.95 426 60 oz. 219.50 24 . 109 50 Monday to list herself among top - qualifiers to date in th e Florida Women's Golf Association tournament at Silver Springs Shores i ~ Seminole Boys EldrdpStandar'I m' .1 -- "'J" tI-not, "" -'7 ThRONTh 0111ANDO - (API - Detroit __________________ Polk, sitortest drive; and John Morris, closest to line. Harry - shop %% ere firs'. flight, low grom, - Vic flichburg, first; Roll n Monday, dropping a G-1 (El d The trial date was announced fourth. I,ow net J.IJU Tharp CS) d Taylor $6. 5 LCS (E) Wings completed their SeaS4.ri. Ernie Ilorrell. fourth I . 11 r, - ' - k_ -_ . 1 Department as soon as . - I Smith, Martin ..... - i__ - __ _ I -z- Drag One-Two ;.; - I I BIG PERFECTA Smithan -- 1 Terry Martin - ... - ..' - • T H U RSD A Y - --- lv~ - - -.---A __~~ . 2~ I N ' - I a "- " - - - -,--. ...- - - .- -__ I - '5 _______ ' 'c- - - • . - ........... - ____ possible Dead1inesfor'eamsi - 7. S I Softball I,eague stwuld contact the Sanford Recreation -. . '' -' zTY-" - --- -___._ - . - d (groups interested in entering - attain in the Sanford Women s 5" -- Jack Mc(rotha first, Dith Prxtnr ' . -1 - R Women s League __. ___• fI ght during a National Ilockey Russi, second Joe Kurural ber. Fernandez ____________ ____ '' __ Kniffin had the highøst score OcrIO0prIzeinnersofgi1' assault charges growing out a High boys tennis team took It 011 ___________________ Winners of $25 gift cer• t if icates donated by Sharon and BoI' Bratiler were An Bracken, longest ane, John The Seminole ney will go on trial June 23 Oft :, . 100 5)0 a-? To Face Trad • ______________ __________________________ - tificates donated by Capçn Men's Store for closest to hole par 3's were Ilichburg (2), . 4395 24 01 -t . . 1 1-,'j~.? races, Parsons has 1,128 points andoercorneits'eakne,sesin Pronoost, ho had 52, the ______________________ and Yarborough is 36 points order to accomplish that goal. Penguins are more concerned - . - -- 0 -ç s,., . k. -- . 24 ii AT ,_ - __ - --_ .__ - I-, T:-~_=~~,o I 4 Smith. ss Totals 159.50 - -.--.., - - , ~.: ;''I I 3 1 1 0 0 0 Gbson ci oz oz CHAT. MUSAN SEGLA 399 549 499 ST IMILIO* . - chamvs on the power play. think you can win, 71e hardest That means It's e ven more thing is to make it happen" The long season is over for six important to score on it." Weiskopf, four times a ran. In -so short a series, there is no room for needless pe A ugusta • 12 will be left in the Monday after tying for sixth Months of work and miles 01 dressing room. Benny Parsons and money at Greensboro. N.C. Ile Cale Yarborough are waging a spots for a dozen NIIL teams - ' close battle ior leadership in the Red Ketly says W team will tee and joined Arnold Pa mer in four of whom can sit back and have to focus on k h while the rest battle for high-scoring Mttsburgh Penchase for the 1976 stock car walc "Jack comes here rested and gWns "out of our zone becawse ready to play," the fomer driving championship, but sixthe hat,e so many good shoot Pett) niFor those eight ltm ng lard inary munching a club sandwich in Entering the playoffs led by the locker room. "lle's fre~sn Bonus money goes to the win- rounds tortigh!, the so-ategy is ner of each of the three legs in simple: to win. Each club will 20-year-old Pierre 1,arouche. He's prepared. tie's anxious the 30-race season. After seven be trying to stress its strengths who had 53 goals, and Jean That gives him a big Uft." _-- __- - . 32000 0 Brady II Somm e rvi lle, % I 1 0 2 1 0 0 Markos, c OZ 1.49 z4 or. 399 699 PONIRCI ... _.•.5 . .-.. -I - . ,0 24 OZ : . .. 6 -. 811' 3 W'tlams(L)S32' LONG __ 0 0 0 95 2o1z 149 50 15.95 - _T_6____2Fe0iV__ - -_ - Al R H ii 31 HI ,Am 24 CHAT LAl'° 2.99 2401 72 DIAT. BRANE CANTENAC mmmi 7 PEMARTIN CREAM SHERRYM1PAHII' BLUE SIH - - Howell (Tub, Cash, Van Emmersw. (LB) 44; DISCUS - I = ..I H lb II HR 1 ' 1. Lake JUMP - 1. Curtis (TP) 16-5., 2. Tinsley ILB) IS.7; 3. Cash (LHI 15 4. - 3 I 3 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 Burky, rf 14 ST (UIIIOR II t :- Lake Brantley 1:324; 3. I. Wake (LB) 4 8: 2. Boyd (S) 4;) 1 1 2 3)) 2 -- " .- -_ -_ ,---- a 4 1 1 0 0 0 McCloud. ci . SIN 1101". SANGRIA SPAIN - 10110 00110 9 21.95 0 0 0 0 0 - 1.000 .667 2 1 _ I00000 0000 Al R 24 HAUl BRION RIO GMVES CHAT. LATOUR PAUItUC CHEVEL BLANC __ t 'li Vi I, , 5TH i ACITC DflTUCC&JII = 70 0 0 0 0 Howell c 2 0 1 0 41c"as lb 7 0 0 0 Kelm %I I 0 0 0 Fleming ?b 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 Who# Ion r I Gregory Mobile Lake Monroe Inn __ - - , _ A 8 R H I 1 36 H R Simpon P REPEATER ABC I 000 VODKA J AT. 1 M Totals GIN INUIM16t.19*111AMILT AT . Parsons r ---__ __ __- - - -_ 1. _ .- _. - __ ____ __ - I Point Maker -- - -. - lb 5TH 5 --- 11% - : LONDON TOWEW I 4995 BOX OF 4 i:iFiI 1 CAS 19 C.SE 0 METROSTANDINGS trips and Rico Peterson was a triple for the Mobile Homers and Bob Conchelos followed PatrickO'jtcasl$ two-for-three, Gary Belcher and John l.ovin with a single to salt away the Auto Train a each rapped two hits for triumph. . 3 1 1 0 1 0 Cooper2b scom - 1 50,6; T with a double and two singles in between the Patrick Outcasts combined to .. fto B&L SCOTCH JX M4Y 49 ! 4 2 111iTT1It - ABC : 2 2 1 0 0 0 Urban . i 2 3 I :as.bow WHITE LABEL 5TH 6 02 CHAMPAGNE CAS MO BURGUNDY ROSE-CHABLIS o ST" , PREMIUM "'---' . . - ~ I Schmsalmock (L) 6:23.3; 410 Seaboard Coastline 3 0 Bentonf 3/4 168`~" ~ 014M 1 . • ri ge Hall st CANADIAN , , collected three safeties In four Lewis opened the seventh with 1 0 0 0 0 Gof don 3 b Peter son is Faxesc STH _n3 tL$ *_. SUNSET ' - 19S Lyman 4:31I.S. SHOT - 1. Williams (L) 33 4; 2 Boyd (S) 31 2., 3, Alexander (5) 28-10; HIGH JUMP - 5TH 12 YR. KY. BRB. • •,. V. W L P cl. 19 b Eldridge Standard I 0 1.00o - 0 0 0 Bro*n lb 0 88 LIBBEY GLASSWARI DAIOUINI MAI TAI MARGARITA 5 VAI LON , 0 I 99 61.95 3.49 SEBASTIANI '394 7 10 ABC STM ' CASTLE ~I GIN 'k ' 10111110,A for-four performance. including explo6ion lifted Gregory into a a pair of doubles. Joe Benton deadlock after six framzs. Burt AS, R H 39 31 MR Wall If ~'. ROYAL OR . 1 P') (5) 216 2 Conununity College faculty, 20- whitewash the SCC teachers, four appearancts. and Gregory Mobile Homes at 0. on a one-hitter while Eldridge yielding a one-out single to Stan Auto Train , bidding to escape 6:30 p.m., and Auto Train will Standard rallied to trim the Howell n the final Inning, the league cellar, held a 9-3 take on Lake Monroe Inn at 9 Lloyd Wall led the Train- fif th-Inning bulge over Gregory pin. SEABOARD COASTLINE men's 15-hit offense with four- Mobile Homes. but seven-run W i lliams P 5TH ,N, 299 VODKA TEQUILA QUEEN ANNE SCOTCH MIX ANY 49 CASE 6 1, CAL. CATAWBA flou 1.15 GIN-TRIPLI SIC-DOMA SAXONY • - Buskirk. Ov"n) 1:59 2; 7. Oviedo 2 02.0; 3. Lake Brantley 2:04.1111~ 220 ). Curtis (TP) 77.0; 2. Thomas Lucas, rl RICharde, p r RUM - 1.1WNII] WT P0RTMUSC. 19 -15 someacti" 0 - 0 93.75 Ciii 0. nRYfl*r*AuI4çay i*cn - 49 ) sTm STH 24 OZ Yá.r.l.t, Sat. 7.t 9.95 &Umdm" RU P5 ASWW 111162414rd k1l , WHITE 1111114THE 9 CAAR CACAO - • . ,,, Eldridge Standard as it overThe much-awaited CIE'sh a . Gregory Mobile flames came a 4-1 Outcasts lead with a . between Seaboard Coastline Curtis ITP) 63.0; 440 RELAY - 1. .,, rolled to victories stayed on the heels of the f ive-run eruption in the iourth and Eldridge Standard is slated Lake Huwell (Gammon Ford Tuzo ,Monday night as they tuned up leaders by nicking winless Auto frame, then hung on for tl~e for 7:45 p.m. Wc(Inesday at the -~- .1w '. I Oviedo S4.3; 00 - 2. Bringarder for their big Wednesday Train, 11-10. r decision. Zeke Washington Fort Mellon Park diamond. It ILD 2:21111; Barksdale (TP) 2,37.5. 3. .._W_ . 77.!, . . . . _4114 . showdown Seaboard Coastline Jim Wil!ian)s and Dave spearheaded Patrick's attack will be preceded by a skirmish Tinsley (LB) 2:17.5; UO MEDLEY Totals PONT-SHERRI CS. Of 4 111111411TE Put CS. Of iAMD*DRTSIlf**T ( 3,99 GALLON • BOND MICI[IJUGE1O CHIANTI ITALY IIN[' , 8'f R 1e!5. , k_. " j-% --- the Sanford Men's Metro Soft- butchered the Seminole IliCharde "° I." COW"" IA I 9 nun %1"to I ':: . -", NO REDUCTION IN PROOF ! i-19 4115 __ - & 7 . z...0 11 . . I". __ 11w undefeated kingpins of Patrick Outcasts, 74. STH 7 7." am" sob" c6sit 1. so" of*iosi 16-95 JeD STR KY TIN - WHISRIY 111 1 '. ________________________________ ..,, ' . VAULT - 1. Lacey (LB) 11.6; 2. ;4~or r : 1 I or ea oar -['lI 1 -•- 900 QUAIL - R'L- OLD STANLEY AjjXAI(OjA GOLD SEAL r QT. i'- N Y. 12 YR0 MIX ANY .. .. .. - • 5TH 23.88 CASE -J £ as 42.91 1.19 -- .1 IS97 SM Stminole2-140; 2 MILE -I Horta Scruggs ILI 5-6; 3. Cavanaugh (LB) and Dorfer (L) S2; DISCUS- 1. 79 kuuui SCOT BUTLER - BRUT PINK COLD DUCK SPK. BURG IEXTRAORY . STATE AMERICAS Fffif ST ro no vs . - -- AU. th .....!O -,.--.. . _-. _"JIk $02). 3, Pe)re (LI 10 32. 2c0 - , COLD DUCK COCKTAIL ASSORTMENT 44S SMOOTH & 5- W PLANTER'S NUTS BLOODY MARY 23 199 OZ. -.L 41 - U, _ I ! . - -~.t ., GIRLS LOW HURDLES-- 1 Curtis UP) 15 2 2 Frank (LW $65 3 Tinsley GtA,14101 RIG0411)R(.1)(AWID _____ \ . 2 VERMOUTH I S HEDGES& GOEb SEAL - "H OT. HOLLAND HOUSE NUMNNA UESFRAUMILCH ~ 99 STOCK Sq (.,HAMPAGNE OR A - __________ 10 CAl 1i I YR* V*6 OT. GERVM VINEYARD ~~ -_ ,_, - • GOOD SAT APRIL 10 WICOUPON SCOTCH 6.sTH *MO CLUB 70TO I ISER'S %DELUXE' OLD FLORIDA CANADIAN * lit-d'acs - BARTON 99 ________ VALKENSERG ORIGINAL I 54.5 _ ".. ~ 0r4 16 TEQUIL OR DARK __111 1. TERMEDIATE -Clark (LH) 4.9; 2. Lanier (S) and Scruggs (L) ".4; LO'G JUMP '49 _ 144111% SIR _____ 1. 440 - TU$Y,A,1,71B - . I ANI[Ifl.$LACflffly. r - 12-M ____ s WORLDS FNEST ' --1mIA *111 Z.0p , ACQUIN 0 ".,. I . ASS] GUAN11TY NIGH71 RISIRVID . - -- 0 I SCOTCH 86 o "0' low -' I OLD 1) P # - I 8 ABC 8 YR* ---- ..... VODKA KY. BRB. SCOTCH CANADIAN ____________ J 1:34.5; 3. Lyman 1 - 316; . ;jft%: a I -~ -- - - - --,;;;, CANADIAN CERTIFIED -I 'WORMS - / _ . :. . , - V _. Ev.ningH.raId,Sanford,FI Woodman(TP)441$$ORELAY 71 VeOe -- STANLEY ,,~11 SOMETHING SPECIAL " FINEST 95 5TH 52.95 SW$IAff IO VODKA I Ra' 0 V TF-AC11M CAUDIAN .S69 ._- OT. "I 101 0 4 STIC ,-.w t_ i" -~_ ~- ". . F. 3:3.LakeHi3:27;POLE GDOO SAT. APRIL 10 W,, COUPON 4T. ___ LIGhT OR t;w CREEK 6? ,-V 47.75 BF.B. STm FRANCE ..i•.- 49 QUAIL ::: 48195 TIN P1011 I*L -I - C--s SN 79 SEAGRAJApS CANADIAN 3 PHILLIPE - U4 ,"I.06" 995 BOND KY. GINTUMAN BRL sm 43.95 Wz Q! 15 YR. CANADIAN am Bto. ST14 50.95 CANADIAN Miff 4 0062"Db""O _- __ _____________ 4- WISER'S OLDEST sm UCARDII RUM . HUI (5) 103; MILE- 1. Ho.ia(LB _______________________________ -1. . SEAGRAM V 0 TEACHERS SCOTCH JIM BEAM KY. BOURBON GOOD FRI APRIl 9W/COUPON Sig BRANDY OT. ' 'Wr4k)(01111" RUM . STH 52.95 sm 53-95 ANaINT AGE BAL ________________________ - M OT ILA SCUVtNIR-GIFT BOX GUANTIty AjGmjS V.5OIP• CANADIAN . 3on-1495 - 1 p SPORTS .1 ...... .. P!J OnD 69 TAYLORS 24 OL f1jS(AvjO 5TH SHERRY " KY.BRB ____ - .11:: QT. CLIANTITY RIGHTS AISIRVID QUANTITY PUTS R[StAvio S TEQUILA INX MY 12 OTS. 59.75 %--*-a =_----_-M. IIIACARDI RUAI GOOD FRI . APRIL 9 W/COUPON R(S[Av(L SPANISH "PINTA's ___ __ - JACCLUiN .fRANCE T(Q&J i * - il '5 , I.. 44 v 69 RELSKA 4T. VODKA DUFF GORDON TOM SIMS 860 Il't 86-811 CANADIAN -. •15 --_ 1 - GOOD THURS APRIL 8W/COUPON CUANTITY AlGo4TS RIS(Rv(D - E-- CUAN11TY RiGH7S 6 9 79 KIJAFA RED-WHITE-ROSE OT. GOOD WED APRIL 7W/COUPON POLEO N . go 3S BO 4 YR JUIfI BEAM - GOOD THURS. APRIL 8 W/COUPON 3 AISIRV(D LANCER"S TH .r; - I _°''°' 5THDECAPdTER _ 79 INVERHOUSE 29 OT. ABC 1000 . % Boys - - - ,,:!--o '.. '-- `, - C3== CERTIFIED 4MPTY °° GOOD WTO.. APRIL 7 W/COUPON NA ---__ . - , 4 - " - ps - 499 99 _ARCNEVERMISLEADSYOU _ GOOD TUES. APRIL 6 W,*COUPON 59 SWEET OR DRY VALUES TO 24 95 I BOVE GOOD TUES.. APRIL 6 W/COIJPON AMBASSADOR MR. ED ., ABC 6 YR* . DON'T BE FOOLEDI __QT. OT. 1.% * PACKAGE STORE ONLY * * COCKTAIL LOUNGE & PACKAGE 69 STANLEY 8 YR. 86 PR. KY.BOURBON . . OT. 86°KY.BAB. Iry 41c4 - 4 ~ FOUR --- - I BRANCH BA RTON ' Ill 40 - 1 - -b.-,,,& I j * HWY.17-92 AT 436 BRB. , WHITE LABEL -- . ... KY.BOURBON . ....; -OTS. 419 6YR. 35%KY. BLEND -- ___________________ - - 11 AWWWR *tr ,. BranUeywa51ourthw1th coach of the host Lake Brantley at4prnalssetfor65 __ ._-_--- -¼ TEQUILA LONGWOOD I I '9'- 35% KY. P a mtAR.RMA * * HWY, 17-92 SOUTH "' 51 a 0 " _B___ .., . I NO M FOREST CITY -Lyman and Trity Prep at 53 and Oviedo team, abut nothing that would Lake Howell were the winners last with compare with varsity times." Monday's freshman In girls' competition. Lake Gibson was pointing to in sophomore track meet for Iloweliwon with a wide margin, Friday's SeminoleCounty meet Seminole County high schools. showing 140 points to Lyman'5 at Seminole High, where Lyman won the boys segment 89. Lake Brantley finished th ird varsity performers from all six of competition with 94 points at 81 while Trinity had 6l, schools will vie for trophies to to outdistance Lake Howell, Seminole 29 and Oviedo . be donated by the Optimists which had 76. Seminole finished "There some good times and Club. _ , i STANLEY KY _____I__1 ___ ___ DRINKS 48 - - , .7 .i -. • 79 _ .---. A 4 YR. 80° KY BRB - A- SARK CITY LIMITS 0499 - __ 1 '• . L -- CUTTY 11 ... SANFORD JOSE GASPAR .. I , _____________ . ALL o 1 W,o 9 860 SCOTCH f - _ ___ :hi RDIP -_ Th!, L - kulTY BUY I 5- - ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES ASiiME a ROYAL WISER'S DELUXE CANADIAN 10 YR. BOND - - - S DAY SALL TUESSAPRIL6 THRU SAT,APRI L 10 OT. OT. EST WINE 1SPIRIT DEALER MER • 397 _459 2 -r- f~ s' I I I HOUSE SCOTCH _'_" SLLEGER ' !WORLD'S FINEST LIGHT SCOTCH RDK KY. BOURBON OLD ILI1 - -- AS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES __________- -_ ____ ________________ - Tuudai,ApriI, tn 1OA-Ev.nngH.rald.Sanford.FI. b :1. - �_•'__1__ i___- -J - I -- - _ .-El - Evening Herai, Sanfer.F:l -- - -- - - - - -- _________________ ___ I - ' - - Tusiday Aprli - Tuesday, Evening H,ra, Sanford, FL S NURSING :,thhI1P:h.fhI z4..nour ursung tare ror Private Patients-VA-Medicaid Out PatientTherapy Ev I Fl h St Sn f it 9)9E.2ndSt. Sanford,. Fla. LAMPS-45APAIR I) • I A CENTER where your friends are" . f\J BRIEF I .5[E THURS. PAPER F6RiñA1LS I • Ph. - • - I .' . i _.-, - dt -w I I ((ont nuet,mm age Lamps...rnc. aBoee at hzllck the Thee are big aho to fill Gaffney and past TWELFTH ii Exhibition 20. 20. -' . i ia Sarøui (6) Elorri CS) 4 O. 3 RafaC Rodoito (1) Dog Racing Baseball . an an Junmy -- -- - 1236 Providence Blvd. (Boren Plaza) DELTONA,FLA.32763 or 305 i • tpi _ jiIj SCOREBOARD STYLES TO CHOOSE FRQ1 1 pr1l _ 6 Alt behind - SNFORD.ORLAND0 MONDAY MATINEE 3 eg o VEGETABLI PLANTS •••,.• \\ avaedaragameonoaenseIty I ____ I . ............• __t, I ALS e pvera e beta se - Ph 3236630 organ. tx)th seniors, will have to fight ____ 1400W FIrst St Sanford wide ceer, are likely to push Fisher hard. ___________________________ h aV: I i_u..rIJ..uII...... _ _ I ___ • Auto Air Conditioning • Disc and Drum Brakes • Auto Electrical Service I I ____ I .a:.-.. - I Los Hwy. 17•92 And Nursery Rd. Longwood 2 BIks 4It' : : -L cn be your ansv.er In either -j - ' Toda:soamo,e at - . Lu'1 Boston at WIntef nt::vs on ta I Sure score () 560 ) eQ 3 R s Venturi (3) 300 0 - AND 0I tO BIt ?aFniSCO flQi Teias rt; SR P ( 4e) " ' II flifl% Houstn ?• ?? I OrTA ' (2 ___ ___ a D,?ona 3151 ____ championship CAU RI HPAKNOWFORABfljtWA OFLIVING ACTORAHORZ(D Biitfr can offer you nsuranc . ke off the bk hat. He's back the family. is icng, the National Rich Plan Cor. people are Concerned with the sure Seaver reached agrznent with the New York Mets a. . i' which the Metssav will make him the 1c$ r'mid "itcher UI UdLJ I an t rec the time it takes to make F . . family: creased value. 1) Un. variety of delicious foods, i (3) Total con. etormical meal planning for nur. on for their lam lIes Service a.ona nIC r-,an e us NIcn Pak Is en Innovative ReaUzlng that every family uistriuutors have concerned answer to today's food has a different EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER - your Imily Every famiIys food needs t!.K..iQJhi 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU NEW ORLEANS - Roy Danforth, farmer head basketball coacti at Syracuse University, signed a three- MINI MALL : !3tItST CATERING - A ' UNCH .:Sindwlchis, SUNDAY BRUNCH :::CoffH, donuts, reflected in a new central meet rocessin lant The rew Idea was tar ahead of its own technology along with the most . Y Individual needs and dinIng NCE SPECIALISTS Jose State University, was named coach at Michigan ' Call,,now for a better way of • . sis Fittings ,Custom • • .. . ' : , SOLID BRASS TABLE LAMP 'cI i' 22, Deau _____ -d Oeve'-" y smo e. -•: I -r V III II I - Sons are international ex. i I I I • I A I V !' • , ' The Dudas, a dIversifIed company, beçan operations In o are based in the Belle Glade plant. I I I I I & Son 1 ' first ae Aetes at POIand • inches to 31 feet In width and very capable • I ego. Since then the second and A. Duda & Sons. has been in These wheel tractors are from Hall and Kerry Sherwood, and perations to include suc • CaIlflI4fll - a . Iedo Tractor carries the anything in farm equIpment - '. Dude Autoparts consists both _____________ x Hof Phoen 35 39 S iS 771 776 x Dinver N YOk 33 40 7 fl 315 2 Safl to 35 1 71 Kentucky West Olvlsn 32 7; 0 l 333 254 lfldlnd 39 6 797 279 1' Louis HamDt,5,,I I 39 21 711 SI 1, to 44 V 554 13 3' 00 20 33 4 422 24 $ OaM,s _i ( Farm equipment is a auto 2 44 • arts and all parts I IA! D V liD ______ - - fr I / 'S.- r.' - t Pra. I-. 20, PUS) 1109 -.. -- I - FOURTH - L16. M: 1. ltY 10, 960, 6,10; 2 MarioPecina (1) Q -__I (13) 133 60, P (13) 5171 10; 31 57 -3.14. A; 1, Crafty Ike (2 FOURTH - 1. Molino (7) 7370. 240, 7 70. 3 Trysler 13) 3.40; 0 (2.7) 1 Ztibi Wally (6) 1150, !EVENTH - 1. Bob Coban Ill 1450 9 r 160 2 Apra: Daoa II 13100 P (21)516160 TWELFH - 1. OrbMolIna P (7 3) $34 . 7'o 380. 100. 7 I nfry (7) 940.3 370 - onta Tartan (7) 157)54020 P (57) 139930 FIRST - 3.16. 0: 1 Kim MOSi; 2 ' . . . ... S E E US Needs Them? ¼•4 L) I ,, tY ' t U VAii I nnnf intl II- '- - t••'z ' ,') ' ' l ( f.i4 1 '1 f century urban life ape f J '' a ' I j I 1 1% 551 9½ 6 Ia Poo . 79333)- 93 '' :/.'-'. -. - .. , , ( 4 I ,.L'r 4/ , -• • , (S SItTH 1/ King 2 I D04ISO( 2 Jim 717779 33fl- - '•-' Almost nothing mak€s a lawn look bad faster In summer time than I SARI SUPPL!ES mail and make your travel Mole Crickets Nematodes o P (1 1)5153 SEVENTH - 3.14 0 1 Donna SIXTH - 1 Urarte Gasti II (3) Issac 2 AhIoso dIem 3 Alerts 14 60 6604 10 2 Solos Mandola SmIey I Jr-rn, R ddle S Pa, s 9 CO 1 00 3 Zub' EgurDi (6) 4 20 0 Dawn 8 C P S 5ow Bum 7 Toby '3)56310 P(S 1) 5121 20 00(13) Than $ KS Gano SEVENTH - I Ratael Egurbi ( - . -- ,, AVID Orlando Ave., Winter Park sMIRRORS 660 S 20. 3 Solana Bonguen (2) Bowe, 7 Lea Joy. $ Ed Rc4'an _____ • 'WORLD OF IMPORTS S , VC TENTH I ZublOvy (7) 1720 Cap. LakeOmlaf, 3 K'sPrle, 1 540 370 7 GaldclSut'on II) ISO Regal Heather S Impeachment 6 77 122 f(onflnued no Page ' Delivered 6x a week to your hme, . only 55c a week - $2.40 a month. Sanford iportant consideration. _______________________ _________ 2S62 S. Park Ave. ... . Sanford ______ . _____ i o° 3 00. 3 Marti Waily U) 320. Q -I ) 131 80. P (33' U66 IQ y - - - Mona 2 Queen Deborah 3 TIny MEMBER DOWNTOWN ØUIINESS ASSOC. pacific 4 - c 57 .. -. - . -6 St a country In which one CCO examine both origins and directions j i I C-oldm S' - ..- , - 1600 970 10 2 Ibar Ovy (3) 160 THIRD - S-IS 0 1 Hottentot 2 370 3 Sos Sutton (1)360 0(35) Redhead Cathy 3 Real Rhythm I 70 *3660 (53) lnc'ease S Ahioso Pam 6 Ton'to SE' OND - I Uriarte Diaga (I Tm 7 Reyei S Rondu Harris 9 70 6 20 3 10 2 Bob Ovy (1) 760 FOURTH -316 M 1 Saka?oon 3 SO Solos WaIIy (11 Q (41) 2 Phaom s Salty 3 BrasIlia i I -1 lvIar Susan Ends Di.. I. ü. £.ar'a '51) 552 SIXTH I AID I 'Unique macrame .1 -and the ' vo?ces anu c?Irs must ,e away a as• mto emptiness and silence These are the words of the Greek mystic Hearn, who -- .., I'I(fl (7)4f0,300,71O.7WycllffGofd(3 . -' ___ ' ca'gary tiij,tar Season -- - ' 'I '1ZI Phoenix •f HOUStO - AP tfiJIT qfl7J 't FIRST - 1 NestorPecina ( 700.600;? Jorge Rodolf4 60.360; 360. Q (37) INSURANCE . REAL ESTATE 2510 A OAK AVE SANFORD - 323 3866 01 323 771 .. " II - FIRST - 3.16, 8: 1 .1, " (B 7 60. S 20. 3 60; 2. Black Shct 460. 7.40; 3 Montague Regard 980. 500; 3 Urarte Lomb (6) 1 IJ:,.I[s ;' 34 . 1420.2. '; 2. PlesoOvy (1) Atre; (5)510. 260. 3 Oomore U 20. 160. 3. Ur(ae Edward (2) MarTy CI) 3 00; 0 (1 6) Si,00; P !l 340: Q (43) S70.00. P (5413764O; I) U! 60; 32:20. ' FIFTH - S-li, D:1. DatA? (U ..?hali5)$Ii60. 19 •_ Check With Blair For All Your Auto , Cleve N Eng .,. - 3z2.9823 Hwy. I7.H a Lake Mary PIvd. 1I:1w.I1.1' OI1 nnn (3) 1360. 510; 3. K's Carefree (1)3 61' (3D (31)13360 Q 0 _________ )i I 4)1 & Alt, 3 JAI.ALAI DAY TOPIA BEACH Duty 1 when . c and Iedo mentioned business, the location houses a whoieIe 100 Na 1 " STATION _, or more __ purcse r. _____ _______ TWELFTH - 'i O 1. flIIx' Univ. Dl Tixas at U&jrr,,1I U L:.._ • 4 Cleveland v chCa;o (N) it JOY (3) 340 720 3 They carry disc harrows from since 192, He Is assisted by two Ørounds, citrus processing state. They handle five malor game Atlanta at Los Ansle. .. e::s. flP ) KIlless (1)3.00.0 11 Scottsdale, ArC:. Los Ange)es vs. San Fran 31) u3s $0 39 V ________________________________________________________ hours of hard work. No one established bil over the state of tools for all sorts of ground Harold Hall, General knows this better than A. Dude Florida as well as In Australia. preparation, rotary mowers Manager of the Tractor & Sons Inc., creators of Oviedo At the home office in Ovledo from 19 inches to 28 ft. in width, Division Is responsible for the i'ractor and Dude Auto Parts, ynu will find nine of the 11 walk behind mowers, and a smooth flow of the operation. -- ______________ Texas lines. New Holland, Gehi and business in existence lot' the :: 830.4222 4 is is, is ITt (1 83L3304 CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA BETTY SMITH 23 S. HIGHWAY I7.fl I Boxer V/iiburn, Sarasota. FIa. a week e s AOV. • . • * The secrets to be a success . Fence" Having liability Insurance is surance needs, "Call Blair, and today lust a' much of an comparet"-ADV, E I I . 'Anythifl9 insurance before your vehicle person can carry Is now 515.000. $30,000, $5,000. inspection is issued. you the best possible servi I . gone into the insurance whether your driving record is :J 4 (Ii iCe 260 230 2 Hav1:FIa, OAK LIBRARY TABLE necessary to make sure his Agency has hours to suit you - registration premiums with low monthly and -v-I I s annual or semi.annual basis. and the willingness to spend all So get the best bargain for your '' • needs and will give you maximum value quality and Brunch 10 i Ornner 1 . Pak Is the future of food for The new plant is part of a new shopping Your personalizec 09 Universlt of Montana was ""'' cosdi a• ' r ana. e prepared on the basis of thIs operates, maintains, or uses a driving food programs for you to choose Food Consultants ready to famIlies ttrcj hoyt the United growing with the times, as well , as the demands of an in from. With the help of one of our provide you with assistance in ... a es. . . ami.es .a. ema, discriminating experienced food conultanfs, your reorderIng of food. This creasingly like ours In 1946 the National Rich Plan for cash and are unable to pay Florida mL'st have liability payment, they will allow you to lowest i ates possible these are FrIday 9 6. and Saturday 91 your insurance in force or their finance Insurance the buIlding blocks that have Phone 323.3866 and 3237110 food will vary. Whatever your dr. chairman of the Board of the Mets. according to Genle. .? -.1;-' .f• ;4 �- _____ ____ _ WW_;3___ I -r".:E-_"1. . 46-Evening Heald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, April 6 , 157k 011o Mort Walk DID ,~C;i 141kei WELL,5HE ...I AkEAN, I CONSIDERED 0 V. ,. —"4r , ,--- "~ YOUIRE ~~004 LIAR 9 I di_ 45 One who 6 Done with Isuffix) some motions 46 °'' uai 14 Getter-upper 15 Pe.tumes /7 00 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL I _________ 16 Foutette wager Splendor 19 Fragrant beverage 52 Frolicked 54 flomsn mastrates I It C . "I - ii yT''' HOROSCOPE - accessory Pat rr.' 'a i 1 42 Hypothetical ACROSS T14AT'4 ONE OF ~OLJA SACIC&ROUNC~ 6I-1E-,5 A V,'ELL-RC4JNDE- J) ~IRL V --,! IZAITS... ...UH, I MEAN, 61,1E STACK6 ~ Lous y jo 9 Italian coins property 31 Fish sauce 36 Birds homes lohengriri s bride 10 56 Pembur 5 7 German city 0 k~ __ Ws - - 26 __ It's ._~_ r-*-,—%-- . THE BORN LOSER (7 /rr', it by Art Sonsom / AOr.,itc.vi ,(utU,C61L. L1X) 1 I...tH ...cT CtT KU V FJT Thi u-r - (,..F CE or A.JP t pQv) Pegs Dregs 37 Explosive 32 Liturgical headdross 33 Motorist's haven 40 b-.---- nickname 5 Retains Otherwise erfume 25 Snack 27 And others 28 Promontory W.io'ca't 9t II I 16 — _____ i'r — — — — — 17 do . - VOU'LL BE OUR "'FiRST , 1,aiiaaIt11~v I - __ 0 . * -* f % V II I -2 ) 32 33 -- 35 37 — 38 1" BUNNY ' 6 '" ON IT CONTAiNS C Rør I'M MIJLLIN' OilER I FUMSY! RED PEPPER, — il qV7,,C;&,e,r,11 . C01(a./. i . ---- --' &I- I -" '\it . / MARKET_.WAD0AYA T~ii NK .- I Ah,'10NO a6c;* &&C_~l 0AW. THIWOS! f, ' I ' /// / _1KJ " .17 I psovoll! q ' i - ~~ I / r / / BLON DIE Chic Young - aAvE YOU SEEN) JuTWb.4EPJ I Th<HES ' HE RlDNG IN iSkABOO .L '-r_--' 2— — ----- - `14. el '' A,.L - - -i - I .,.-. . LP 14E PULL A STU NT LIKE JF4 11 THE qJ A PIN. - - - — '— — r' ---'-. ________ 'ç.. .2L NN, . ___ ISCILLA'S POP erm**r TPAT'S ONE- THING I' LL MISS WHEN I GO IF IT MEANS TWAX TO HEAVEN... 6A GOOD CUP OF COFFEE' I MUCH TO "r'01J, I'M ,, I ACUPOF COFFEE' IT- I _r ~-_-_. ___.-__~: . . - .- -.- - . DECAFPeINATED,) OF CouRS P \11, ' r I/ - — 7 - rik }, ,r J A I— Z=_ ~--,---_ -~, -_~ - _~_~~Q, -, ,wg_: -!M~L=4g, ,_:~ 1~.~:U,~,.;.~ IF -_ __ I .t, I- ( j u . I .. II ~ 1, s k. 5 --- I 1 I . _-_ ,!r~ .:_ I w _~_ _,2..,i , . _~X ,.--If zm~-__I 14-i6 . R- " J-_ ' I As 0 1 - I ; .. ell. Ing — - - I ,I- 17;'. - J '(! I 'I 4 / -1 . -- J() 0. 11111111".L_~ ,~ ), "!0!1 I r , _. 0 : . '. - IN $4 k _~~ 6- 1 ARCHIE 4.(, - by Bob Montana GEE, GUYS itE PEGCG st)IJP I Kt?I- ILL JrVES - IT H4 ,t POCKET LEAVE I'M RMIY PICKPOCKET fPMY1OTHPICKS_) Him . I I RESrAuQANT.. SHIQT! H~ . f THMKS SO AUCH ! SO WTAR SJW. f hhxss~ING NICIE.~ I ____________ GONGTOTA01 .M OUT! _____ ~ ,..i /i i I0 f ) I 1. I R1 I f z 3_0 IZZA ~~;-MgL i;0V__1 R~~Mffl t I - I I I \~ .`?~' I _ - A, il - I .? -/ , tç.lLL\ ----s . ____ -v- I ~1- 411 , I I V----*--.,f i~_ _~ X.--_-~ __ J____ __._~ ___~ __- -. t__ - __ ___ __ __ --- — NOW ~~_~ I . ~1'1 "I ~ I .1 ~__ ".~;, , _:1 , .11 I 11.,: . / . -.1, I 4 ill . 1, DMNTE i . 11' C I t I .,. id& .% I V ft" ,,;, 0 -- — ''' — — .73 - I __1 ByLasrenceE,Lamb,l.D, DEAR DR. LAMB — I have listened to many heartbeats since 1929 I hearthe lub-dub" Every heart has adtstinct"lu bdub. Is It not possible to record and play back the "lub-dub" of good hearts, diseased hearts, irregular hearts, etc. so that th e doctors can compare the good ones with the bad ones? My dad is 90 years old and suffered one stroke and heart sounds through the Lamb • . - . - " THE -' /, \LAhE EYES 1 I II I -I 1 f , ACCOROING ID MY WORD55,TH IS 15 10CIR qWthROPPERY IPJ -MEPAs-r I -fl% YEARS. FOUR//',_( ZRO-zER.of ( — A1L I _ ~ ,.it-_ 11 - I V 4rj 16i 1' I - - - -I I I N, I. -, 111 & r---- - ft husband of JoAnn Saunders, unannounced Democratic candidate for Florida's fifth congressional district, against an opponent in the party race for th e nominat ion , Sid Vihlen Jrr Saunders said Vihlen had used a county a nilope the (ount) postaee ma. tcr and a count) piid secretary for cainpaign purpom. Saunders in the compla in t to Herring's office said campaign literature had bmi received by a Saunders Legislature Open 0 AMIU CU ----ntrov1::1z0y s - -e-`,z~i~ , '' 1; I., ~. * 1 ..'_ ~ % ... ., , "M ,r, ,,t-l~ -.''~.,,~i, . ') ,, '' W Statehouse Summary %. r- - It - ~:-Lz' =-T~'_,-~ ,I !-' _-'. -I - Is7.%~ . . . .. " ,11 . ' --4-f, - , ,~,, ;~~, -11~__1 W_ _3f-- - 1) 1,ass N . J) is this time. It won Ido so all the Gave StSte of State Addreia recommendation, members charged w tit felonies relpting die things in the long run I . to,ficidutIes1 e Senate " J~Z.~ ,# I . 1-1`~L IIA~ inously on Tuesday the first Im- calling for life firm g of General portant bill of the session, the Services Director Jack Kane A MinnesoU reader wants lI measure (Sb24) by Commerce and five top assistants. to know what we resoond to Chairman W.D. Childers, 1)The cabinet refuse to fire the partner's one notrump openPens.acola, to end a ban on eyesix, holding they had (lone noth~ ing with: . glass price advertising. Ing %Tong. Ninny influential A 1065 V AJ92 4 K5 4 J04 Supporters say the bill, bet- legislators said they were act. Ilis opening shows 16-18 ~; tied up in the House last year, ing within their constitutional points, could save Floridians $10 inil- authority in overseeing the ex We recommend a two-cluN, 1 4 lion by stimulating competition ecutive branch and had not, as Stayman response. intending through ndvertisinr. Askew suggeMed. exceeded it. Ii to bid three notrump next if he Criticized by legislators for "This is one of the most sigreplies two diamonds or to I rilficant consumer measures we failing to outline a program iii raise two spades or two hearts . , 7 ; 1,. , 1, -' to game. If not playing the . Childers said. ' ' th Stayman convention you II simply go directly to three '' Askew, stung by recent sug. in a 48-page booklet. Most, innotrump ges'i3r. "c lct ir,tcrc.5t c1ding ta) raises for stuii unin fighting for his causes, made ployes and construction of new ~ an issue in his opening speech of prisons, were nothing new. by Dick Tumor However, Askew did break # "unwar r, anted and unnecessary — - I -~ '11 invasions into the respon. new ground In calling for a P. 1 tstik.ltt otganiz'u crime. branch" , A house labor subcommittee -lawmakers were generally - ( critical of the speech. Rep. Earl passed bills that would grant ()i Dixon, D-Jacksonville, tin unemployment compensation r~ 'V1fr apparent target of Asket's ire, to women who lose their Jobs J called the speech "vindictive ... through pregnancy and would A . ) the worst speech I eter heard " I'ike thaximuni jobless benefits ~_ i Askei- has criticized it com- from $82 to $107 a week. I " 0 i If 2• time. but it is the way to han. 111ass Pass Optnangled - hA - . ,4 , -_ P* , -. . - ..e_ I -_ 0, . . - . . I . . .1 . 4 ' - 4 . .1 - P _ . i~ * -ft ': . - '.- .' IV 11 - :. f 011~ • .' . .. -' 4 - ., . -.&~~ 1 - . & ,I - . . -_ j_ ~Ml - :i __ ~_ - . . --- I Around The Clock a 41W I 6~4 z ~1 Vy , I,0 1 , IL X - / Y-b 1 business, I want to know a lit'le more about vou - ' --'-- ~, k Residents isvere trapped In their driveways, school )r ,-'children could not eros the . 4% strecito to their bus, cars .• were sttick or slid sideways as i. A, Il l' Afl: 11 .04 %4" Inewt)- cloyed streets In Lake , 11t, 4' . P 1 U, - turned to a muss of mud \ , 1 . % ",,i~v..' . .,. following two days of rain. In . - ,4 i...r ,J. photc above cars are shown . J I t .. mited 0 - . , ft"' dn%u on Fifth !:treet "- _. .lb&rj = i - I 'f and lit photo left, Jess . ,-Z-1 64W ,*,-tvit-,., f- ,I A - ".RIC-71: trClIx st_-=;~ =X! _ . ___.. ~ . with pants rolled to blikeir %•1lrap " V . __4 - .k~ I X, . ~ .- to pick upa ne,Aspaper. l.... , _.W~,:-i .*, I 14 I 01. ... -1 .4 Foii~rth, Short and Washington , I1~.-. I- I _. . , -'r . _ . I--. - - _ -= - .t :L^ ..;V! ." - *A& 11. . I . . . _.. I -_ ,11!:.~ez - %11. I .1 I - .-4b!-. _-, - -Z,, -_ -:1. , -, _~_ ! __ , . ~"It . I, !7~0-1- . , 1 "; :, . I . k-- N 'O' - W . . • - - I1 4A New Charges Grand Jury • l ed qes Uda11 - . I 2-A BICENTENNIAL FACTS Ad - ' What is now Weit Virginia was once part of the colony of Virginia during the UvoIu11am Though many men from this area fought ir the war. there were no military cam. paigns in those western court. ties Several Continental Army officers who madt' their homes in the area Included Generals Adan Stephen, ------- Ir! I --------------- beat, rise and fight again.' wrote Greene. The World notes . I.ee, The World Almanac notes. I I For II Win \ the campaign andthe candidates ' I Udall 36 per cent That translated to 26 Democratic ito ventlon votes for Carter, 25 for Uda ll. While Jackson was in clear command In the New York primary, his delegate 'm,ugin was short of the clear majority he had forecast. With 96 per cent of the precincts counted, Jacksoin PresidentFordeasilywonthe verygoodwin inastatehehad 274 delegates. Udail was second, with 72 of his delegates "Oh, how sweet it is," Udall consin. swee ping past challeng. leading. er Ronald Reagan and saying told cheering supporters Tues. Udall's early Wisconsin lead he was pleased wi th a 55 per day night It wasn't sweet for — which led ABC and NBC to cent victor) that exceeded ex- long project a narrow vi ct ory for The tote counting showed him — was built pectations. n votes from Carter gaining steadily, andul-. the Madison area, site of But the night'sdrama the reserved for the Democrats. timately made him the victor University of Wisconsin. lie Carter went to 1e1 apparently b a slender margin, won big there, by a n riin of continced he was a narrow los- With 95 per cent of Wiscon- about 22,000. But it .a,asn't er to Udall, althoitigh lie never sin's precincts reporting, Car- enough to %ithstand Carter's conceded. The Arizona •con- ter had 37 per cent of the vote, strength elsewhere. Trciffic Light Ignites • Commission Tempers .$ 0 . ) V- ? . , - .. -- sometimes are called. -voluntary contribution." Two weeks ago the count) However, Asst. County Atty. received a letter from the Jai Robert Pierce has promised a Ile spectre of impact fees Alai fronton offering to pay 25 legal ruling on the issue. surfaced at Tuesday' s county per cent of t he costs of placing Pierce' s boss, County Atty. commission meeting when signal lights at the Intersection. Thomas Freeman has ruled Commissionerjohn Kimbrough Commissioner Harry collection of a $310 per unit asked the attornev if a Seminole Kwiatkowski favored the impact fee on new buildings is County cesta center can legally project and wanted it ac. illegal. Freeman has ordered contribute toward installation complished this year -instead the county to halt its unwritten of traffic signals of next year when it' s policy of collecting the fees Tempers flared momentarfly scheduled. And, Kwiatkowski Kimbrough maintains acafter Kimbrough asked for a let Kimbrough know he was CePtance of the money from Jai legal opinion as to whether the somewhat miffed at Kim- Alai is an "impaut ff, i- r . (.,Ill it count) can accept 25 per cent of brough's interference. hat tou will the costs for improvements at "I' m upset with myself for the rear of the Orlando- losing my temper," Freeman, on th,, otht:r han,d. Seininole J,ni Aini Fronton at Kwiatkowski said this morning. Says the counh, inav accept Fernwood Boulevard and But he went on to explain that contributions that are donated , -:....., •'j U*_V LV-,% ___ __-,-.-. Ar~ ,_ w9w~ - - ,; " 'A, - 3- , -47 . P V - I am W I ttc can do it legally, I'm ttithJai Alai management tnan include school sites roadtta to the offer ill for it, Kunbrough said effort to get the project tin andd items e by Jai Alai. However. hit: .said the Lssue derway. centers on the ongoing conKwiatkowski said funds are Kwiatkowski said Kimbrough truters) about w he t her the available to fix up the In iS remoting 'he last bit of tounty can legally accept tersection. lie added that he leverage the county has to impact fees, or 'toluntary didn t know if the Jat Alai offer require developers to oIfst co ntribut ions," its they would be considered a impact costs. Tif ." I ,Y--, l fl_,-%ii~7~:~.. _: !r estimony i.., . I i lIt BOB LLOYD rald * Staff Writer -- - --- 11), ED IlitICK E Herald Stall Wrfter ____________ W * - ',, , -- Ed ac oi~tson B) The Associated Press Jimmy Carter captured the Wisconsin Democratic pr5idential primary election - today, winning on earl) ballots that were tallied after Rep. SlorrLi K. Udall staged a premature victory rally. Sen. Henry M. Jackson won New . York's contest for Democratic -- 0 The Stminole County Grand t window Nov 10 at the 310 E. numerous" unidentiliabk -r_ .1 Z~ '! I ., Church Ave., Longwood, fingerprints were found on die Jury was In session today at ~__. -, _I I ~. _~, . Sanford hearing evidence in a t -_ residence ofMr. and Mrs. Miles body of the bottle. 4 (rossord --' A 22-year-old Longwood man ng could have only been Berry argued to the court that 1ke Mary' murder case and ANANKA Editorial ' cases Involving A acquitted In circuit court made at the time of the crimo. no one in their right mind" several __ 7---- - --. , 11 Tuesd,ay in the firebombing of a Mrs. King testified that she would hold a flaming bottle with juveniles anti potential life ;, 11. 11 1_*1 I I 14-A Longwood residence was being . Dr. l.amb, . 11-21w_.S~= .. , t #~V , . W l~ m ,( , II had seen cans and bottles in ft a hand over the burning wick felony offenses. , r~-- - I r_~_~ IforoscoptI Seminole-Brevard State Atty. i r.4-A held in county jail iioday In lieu yard of the house next door ,area of the firebomb and throw -_ — ____ —_ 5-A of $8,000 bond on twf) new where Jones lived for several it. "Ibose fingerprints could Abbott Herring said Tuosday Hospital lka~ is S-A charges of shooting into the weeks prior to the firebombing. have been made at any time," that Assistant State Atty. Obituaries i,g;__Au~ I i 8T saine dwellins, The Jury wasn' t ,allowed to Berr% said, "other than the Willi am Staley would present . I 1-13 Teleii-10on I (7harles Eihv'ird Jones, of 374 he.ir tustimor1%. from sheriff' s time (if the alleged crinie ~ -_ ~Aq I _ t , 1-3-11 Woll](.11 % .iiiz~~.& - .,-_ *M'tkft%&~-V -_ - -_ , grand jurors today. V E. Warren Ave., Longwood. technical services officer . Prosecutor Bill Ileffernan . ~_ , Vzrowr' _ IRTiTA6' 10~11 - -, war, arrested oil the new Marty l.aBruciano that three LIlI It VI "! hiar ii idence in the teekond ' &h.trgc s shortli after he left the fingerprints identified as Jones ari,ueo, could have been washed n TuettIay't high ;& today'c courtroom with an acquittal on were Itund on Ibe ned' of the off the bo ttle when It was filled stabbing death of Cynthia bottle that Longwood police and with the flammable liquid and Louise Duhon, 20, of 338 the arson charge low 64 Rainfall:168 inchi Judge Woodson ordered the a deputy State Fire Marshal that the fingerprints identified T - . ~____- An i,utopsy reWrt Ind amllitfal after nilink, - with recovered from its lodging ~~ put on the t*en through Thursday. A ehakict °' the six-woman jury out of we p(ace oetweeri in' nrorn ?OU lled.the Seminole Community tItIIt .then it V.115 f i thunda. rshaaterc today and room — that testimony that bedroom awning type tvindot College toed was stziboed 19 Mrs. King, wtm testified thil timea in the chest, neck and Jones' fingerprints were found and an interior screen that was -_ i from the mid 70s to low 80s. '11tere had beet, se veral noisy back before she was found df:ad 1`1 drink bottle containing burned. 291M - - - -- --.llr~ Lows tonight In the low 60s. a petroleum product and a -LaBruciano testified that it disturbance involving persoris at her home. Variable V.10th 10 to IS mph., partially burned rag wick appeared from the position of at the Jones r&dence before James Douglas Stage, 20, stronger am ' s investigators the firebombing, said the wholin sheriff wasn't a(finis.sable evident:,e. the fingerprints on the bottle thundershoV. ers. Rain Faithful fans Kelley Reagan, Tim Barley, Jackie Wade, sad Defense attorney Roger that it had been held with the firebomb was found after she said had reportedly' been living RAIN, RAIN prichability 40 per (vat toda) Bert- y presented case law har.d over the top tif the bottle. discoveied another bearoom at the 1,iake Mary adfirtm for Karen and ArAgle Barley, waited in v,ain to see a cbu"b lestpe and tonight and 60 per cent saying the state must show that GO AWAY... is being held ioftt*U game Tuesday atterno LaBruciano said he couldn't window had a bullet hole and about a month, ' Pinecrest Part as the pme Thursday. was rXIAed OUL But for other3 the badly needed sbowen wm a the fingerprints on the bottle testify as to when the finger. that a projectile was lodged in a without bond on a murder t-harge in the case. blessing. (Herald Photo by 3W Vincent Jr.) i bedroom prints were made and that door facing in the room. Drtitic bind tides an l'agr S.A. thrown through Calendar 111111 LAKE MARY MIRED :4i~~ Today " 61 - - .".=Ir %ZW Longwood Man Acquitted In Arson • ( J -a" - '-. -- I ' ;;I ¶ 1 ____ able to detecta new heart case We also have rneans of that he had never seen before? listening s heart DEAR READER Thank and simultaneously broadIle principle of restricted you or your interesting choice is that when a player casting it to numerous different thought. Ilke many good ideas, locations. This iE sometimes follows suit with, or wins a someom else has already had used In demonstrating heart trick with, one of two ual it. cards, he would have baa to sounds to medical students in a play the actual card if he held hate been using recor- large auditorium or eten in just one. Thus he would have di f heart sounds for years. smaller groups. been equally li kely to play the They were first put on old other card if tie held both does not realize how much has South wins the first trick with dummy's ace of clubs, magnetic tape. and practically gone into producing the level of leads a spade and plays his e v e ry means of recording medicine which they re-tit e seven spot after East follows sounds and reprodu(ing it, has today. The advances in low West wim with the jack been used to record heart technology such as those in the, nd leads a heart. Siouth wins, sounds sound recording area that are enters dummy with the queen irregular ones and all the di!' applied to hI ft work and ,, ferent abnormal sounds made techniques have of course been CARNIVAL with valvular disease and brought into use in medicine as ious cardiac conditions. vances In technology that These are mostly used to cannot be med in sonle V,t1) or teach doctors; in some ine. And '' sta nces they're used for patient m:st instances there I *, I ., records. The classic clinical someone busy applying them. record is the phonoicardiogmin , Your dad' s heart sounds ma y` v,hich Is usually a photographic be perfectly I IUi " g the relatively slow heart e. A f ' idrations generated by the stroke which If 11 , heart sound. You can set- the does not necessarily affect the i function of the heart. Fer ore by abnormal sounds as well as t ' the vibrations created by the —('" normal sounds. There are even number 2-5, Stroks: Cerebral textbooks devoted to this Vascular Accident - Cerebral subject showing the pictures Of Thrombosis. Send a long, the vibrations generatea by the stamped, self addressed en I / heart sounds . velope for mailing Address a / / your letter to me in care of this I newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, ~ sounds of Ithdio City Station, New York, and second heart it cry heartbeat The first NY 10019 t sound 1 lub) is created by the ii 1~. ., — , BRIDGE AT F Carter I "I want to be expli cit, Vihien said today. "I have not charged JoAnn Saunde rs or George Saunders individually, but I have charged their campaign with attempting to frame me. Because of the facts generated by the State Attorney's office, it appears my charge is warranted. "I call on the Saunders to drop the suit and bury the hatchet. At this point, I fIM myself in a position should the Saunders not drop the suit of having to defend myself. In an orderly defe nse I predict the Saunde rs will be subJected to additional extreme eznbarras&nentIn this tinpleasant situation," Vihien said. Mrs. Saunders Said she is completely satisfied that H erring's office ha totally vindicated both her and her family. Mrs Saunders said 'the still feels an apology is due to the JoAnn Saunders campaign by Viblen. She declined to say whe ther the lawsui t aga inst Jlhlen will be pursued or dropped unUI she has additional information. _______ 1.- — faith contacted the state attorney's office. We found no th ing but good faith on the pan of Mr. and Mrs. Satinders. Based on our Investiga tion, Vihien is cleared." Herring said that his office is forwarding the investigation file to the Pinellas County State Attorney's off ice for further Investigation there becauze of "conflicts in sworn testimony - - ." th e accusations vs. th e findin gs and that any action now would come in Pinell.m. Akers Uves In Clearwater, Pineilas County. He rrin g said investigators ch ecked typewriters in Vihien's county office and the "envelope could ha ve be en typed on that typewriter. - . the type is similar. "We have no evidence that VIhIen or his secretary typed th e envelope or put the 24 cents posta ge (wi th meter) on the envelope," said Herring. Mrs Saunders, intanwhlle on Tttsda flied a la suit seeking in excess of 11 million in damages against Vihlen for "slander and libe l" over his reported charge that the Saunders campaign had "framed him." campaign official, Willard Akers of Clearwater in a postage-metered stamped county envelope. He said the documents were turned over to him for appropriate action and he Ior.vardcd them to Herring. Vihien's Immediate response last week was that it was "a frame job" by the JoAnn Saunders campaign. Herrin g, after receiving sworn testimony of th e Incident frurn Akers, the Saunders, Viblen, a Sanford prin ter and various county personnel said Tuesday, "Our investiga tion exonetates Vihien of th e accusa tions." He said the in vestiga tion establishes that the material alleged to have been mailed in the (Jan. 29) postage metered envelope didn't even exist until Feb. 19. He sa id investiga tors have been able to turn up only the one envelope with the county postage meter stamp, adding ttt uiUi. trcotid t e stified that tie count) postage meter wasn't used in the Vihlen campaign. "Our conclusion is that JoAnn Saunders received false Information from her source and that she In good State Attorney Abbott Herr ing said Tu esday he is forward ing his inves tigation file to th e Pinellas County state attorney's office for further investigation after he announced that charges against a Seminole Coun ty commi.sdonier of using county postage and mailing supp lies in a congr essional campaign are "unfounded." Herring's office spent low days investigat ing a complaint filed by Geor ge Saunders, campaign manager- Vsiss I has gotten off to a flourish, with 6 y, P (jot Reubin A'ita1 chiding legislators for what he called The ho use constitutional Infringements Took no action on legislation. . ,and the ,Senate passing a bill -, . .• e I -:. I .;,.,-- . The Senate 41_~_ allowing eyeglass price ad. Bills Passed: I ~ # vertising. Eyeglass Advertising , 0 Many lawmakers said they Flimira tes 1b 11 % (MiAl-1) ;fit() JAMES JAC011Y I '. I ~ -0 were inaccurately portrayed in Ing for eyeglasses. SB-241. '_ _. ' "' - ____~- , 111~ of diamonds and leads a se, . 1------- _____ Askew's opening address Tues. Cbilders. To House. NORTH 6 . cond trump. East plays low 103 Energy -Adds considerat a and South must decide Actloqwastheresurnc today, of energy requirements to the V953 whether or not to play the #Q764 . second of the 604ay session, areas whicif waWd have to be . king. with budget committees of both looked at before developments East Ic a good enough w-s-r houses working on state %pcndof regional Impact are player to duck twice with the apSouth ace and has to decide ing for next year proved SB-ill Spicols To 11 " , 1042 V Q86 whether or not to play his TheilouseNaturnlResourcts House •ios •953 '.' king. ,. Committee scheduled a new ci. A K Q 1083 4 976 4 Audits — Cuts audit require. ne principle of restricted ... fort to reach agreement on COfl- meats for the Department of SOUTH II)) -. • •-. choice appijes here. If Wes* "' held both the quet'n and jack K7 . •w district boun daries. Myers. To House. he might well have won the 02 2 The Senate scheduled no sesForms — Authorizes th e . • first trump with th e queen 42 sion for today. The House was I erefore, th, Th ! odds are two to 7 tablishment of taliform applifloth vuIncrable .1 14 4 one th at East holds the queen. to consider proposed changes in cation forms. SB-77. Firestone. South plays a low spade and s Its rules, the most controversial To th'v*e. Weti North S(th home with the bacon. I of w ) 4'c ould eI1w steskers ., 4 40 , I - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer - into the right (pulmonary) and left (aorta) arteries leaving the hear t. Th ese hear t sounds have even been analyzed In terms of frequency an ow much 0 sound. I never heard a heart each part of the sound is sound quite like it. If a doctor produced by different hadarecordingofseseralheart frequencies In the sound Not until the British launched (f,eir Southern camoiaign in the latter part of the war did 'rrtb Carolina again become , I itivoIved in the hostilities JAIL t [ Savannah fell in 1778 and Charleston in 1780. Capable of. f t ficers like Nathaneal Greent. 1 !II' and E)aiucl Morgan sparred with the British in a series of battles that led Cornwallls to I eared * M i I Probe Pursued C1 hose cooperation is essential for should begin to appeir _______________________________________________________________ by V K Il 01 / PI(KV1 \— I PICKY PICKY 'k - i hie n TALLAHASSEE (All) - The 076 legislative session . Ryan FROM V , is. tentionally offend someone sistence the returns you hope WIN Doctors Record Many Heartbeats -. , __. U 1. — 0 TUMBLEWEEDS - — upper and lower chambers of the heart. The second sound (dub) is caused by the closure V=30WV"-, --_=V%ag~i_.ZL of the valves at the outlet ot t i i 2.-- - _i__~ * ~__ a4sk I 0.1 ,I i 01 ~,~ 11 I-e 1 / I 4I I , I1 ~,J~ fle11~, - . i -NO- ~ ~_ ___ " I -- 1-1 L - a'n D I i R----'6I Alm X1 -1, - -1 N -— - - - ~W_ " 1.1 if ('.2n - ~ U, / P ____________ - - ---__~_ LOWN __ - by Bob Thoves i -__ __ - I--- --1. -I ~ -- - - i---'-- V I. i U0 --- - FRANK AND ERNEST i II , //, ~, — A pril 7, 1 VS it, ~-_T be miffed. expand and build upon fcw, .LIBRA (Seitt. 23-Oct. 23) Be dations you've already begurN, I I 6kn FORMULA! / / 1 ~ . . 55 I . . by Stoffel & Heumdahl THIS COLD MEDICINE 5 LtOsX FROM MY OWN .. I I FA 11 &I _______ _4 5ECRET I I I -- 4 0 ARIES (March 21-Apr il 19) to your plans. It could cost Be careful today not to treat ally. SCORPIO lOct. 24-Nov. 22) people in your charge in an fashion. It could Select your co-workers for arrogant create resentments they'll long Avoid types who would r*,er remember. TAURUS (April 2D-May 20) be a boss than a willing heiNt. SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 23.1)ec. You're likely to have little tolerance or pa ti ence today 21 It's good to believe j tAldi persons stho can't wholly others, but don't place you support your VIeWS. Try to be faith today in persons who don't warrant It. You're likely to be less opinionated, GEMINI (May 21-Junt 21) ) let down. Avoid a friend who is more of a CAPRICORN (Dec. '"-Jan taker than a giver. This person 19) Tt.ere won't be mu, A might try to use you to his harnwny around home today & advantage today. you or your mate are too . CANCER (June 21-July 22) ststent upon having your cw Keep your ambitions within way. Fin'] a middle ground, reasonable bounds today. If AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) others feel you are too self- You may hav,! the opportunity se rvi ng, they may put road- to be of service to someone bloicks in your path. today whose help you will later ~ LEO Jtzl 23-Aug . 22) Today flt d Do hit's cp cti you may do something ill spite willingly. ' of your be tter Judgment and PISCES (Feb. 20-March is wind up creating a problem. Don't let your your own worst tendencies enemy. over prixien'. judgment today. 't . .. Keep your budget in mind at all to get the matte: Sanford, Florida 32771-Price JO Cents 68 th Year, No. 196—Wednesday, April 7, I I .0 . - - I~_.~_ I -1 - 1. 1L "~ ombm=um 27 28 29 26 30 1 1976 r I v: ,W __61 14 '. - , BUGS ~~`() — — 19 __ — i, 10 I - (-SOPRANO \_~__ V 9 121 I 22 24 2. by Larry Lewis - ' - rins (aP — — — — 18 . 20 L 8 -- - '. .01ST ç 13 2 I1 I DON'T CALL ME T;4 AT, COAC;4 3 ,r pIrt 6 7 I n IMO BURNS \ "BASEMAN' I ALL SOUNDS NDS So So NE 7( R PE.:'. marshal - I LAMF US CLATTER 48 Arabian gull 50 Guidos note 5Ifl Vlfl a 7 Deed I ;il I 41 Eaten a*ay 42 Roman road Floties goddess 21 Tree part 3 Bargain sale 22 Happy looker 44 poneir sgn2wds) Health resorts 24 Genusof swans 4 Masculine 34 Bored 35 Introduces pLç 13 SwIt 16 Lass' name I Crustacean For Wednesday, April 7. ' - 12 I --- Ariie' to Ptu'oui Puzzle BEETLE BAILEY - __ at w ___..? ,--. ~ thV-,; -' F11 __~,.;:V-'I :z V., IIVITJ~k - it - ku."~.~ � 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, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 06, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 06, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 06, 1976; <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/e811731fe24f6457b22e39880d162366.pdf 3e597f610c69dc847c2cb6418136c65b PDF Text Text -, _ :TTTTTJIT ff _-- I , - =_V__V re, . / - ~ fl- -.,~:,~~_-! , . I I I j M - .. - :J W . :~ , I '- P 0 I ~_ - I 0 _ -4 _ , 22 1; 1 _ I III 1 )~ it . Z > 1 fr- 7 90111 - ~_:< .I r t \1 _e I FI r a 2~ - rn r i~ . I - it PW Of . 9X__t0iT 14-' _____ znz 41 _ I- ___________ I , 3 , I -11 ~ ,.k " ,ra I so ?~ I --1 > ", . ( .. I .'..J . ? ; : :: . r ___4_ I "1 1 I / -.~ 0 ON 1 9 >1 - / I __ - ------.--~ ;e_ - - if - ___ lmd I 1~ :C ( r1 . . I Mone I 0 • I & dollars (ertain groups would community ::~_ of the Florida Legislature, to through 12th grade while the ,>q 6; M begin bus ness for the 1976 year on Tuesday, three of Seminole' and college counts currently for 60 1xr Lent teresting side battles will also • r ; :~ [It- !;aid a number of in- ployes to no inore than one per ce nt of th state's population i1l oim in for hot de bate along with Sen. Lori Wilson's "Sunset Bill," which would slators Freed 76 dollars," said State Rep. proposalswhen the 1976 session subcommittee calltpg for $37.7 dents in a classroom that in. government, It is growing ltolwrt Ilattaway (1) is called to order Tuesday million in new -state revenues to struction m aster thiin we can get a handle Springs poirting to the needs ithout the di%ersions of support public school spending exist," Andres said on it he said adding that hi of tduatson rierit raises for polititl scandals they fawl in(lrt'ss said the additional doubts all programs can E xactl y here the new mon suite employes, proposed tax the past three years. revenue is needed to avoid a ev will come from Is the con- justified. increases on liquor, cigarettes Proposed tax Increases that crisis like the one in 18 when crn of legislators who want to "We will have some .1114! luxury iterris. M Ill< . crV I of: -. - i ') A, r~ I I + .~6--'LL- , ii O3 Jo 'j' tv n O's to -.:. - - M1 "< (7 -;n a I = i~ N . n z 4No . .1 ~ I i pi, __ / \ _i . .,_ : II :Q M M n ri 2 co . f, , (I ~ g = 0) ;; .U4 I 0 0 Al S. Q 1 01 .S. 0 I is I$ a s I . 0 .5 .0 A E; & = Q (a 1 0 C 0<"0. a @ R I A~ - ,I C) M -,V= P. - ,' ministration of th e Orlando.Orange-OsceolaO la lAbraSysm TheS or dbllcUbrabecamepart of the triounty Systen when the Seminole County sceo _____ = _____ X ,,,, - ; ! FAM _____ I ~ I I ~n 10 . r .__ IL -AW E~ ffigffm~ f - I- . t_ - . a • _M=W== ' 1* iE ' ______ - ____ ______ . - - - I ____ I __ _____ - - ____ - - - _______________________ - ____ _____ _____ z - - L - == I ts 0_ t** .< . 0 t, 1 L ) 2 I 0. q S. S" I— rq I ;3 - -,10 - 31 I. - a - ~ I I 6 a - I ____ ____ , _____ ~ - . c.. p M W. ~, & &. 0 N *U =. 0 I ____ - - _ml I k. 9 I I =M P .- 6~ ; 000 2'< ::1 tc 97 CL a A= 8 . ~_VJIHII 3: , 0, 1% K M C16 7 For Jail M _ft F 0 R n =I M ii, - W I ff . 8 I V q I NO a eZ i-I- -_T - -z -____ - __ 7 - f U-M-!4Vt- .- - im iT- -. X cn m .1 M> _ .--_ % _ - I __ -- -__ ft --! __ _-~__.__ A ' , ), , .- " *0 W I -- 1~- -. 1\ It f i . I - I All: - t .1 i iI I/ > - I-4I-- / 41" u / .1 0-,-1_ 41 4'. :, ~. ,_ ~~ I I 1 - .. - a% -kno . -4 1!, # 00? - , IL, "I, - I I I - - - wo - o. I! - PROGRESS :! " * I ' -_ & 4, ~ 1W_ 6 -_ - _,e - -. -_ - I"- - Q! - _11414" = - __._ , - 10 ---I--_ - 0-0 .JU . ~ G 0. J _%_ S~ Z iX 4 = - _______ ___ - F I , ______ ________________ ,4 , ; _,_ L- n . _______ 4 _____________________ '.. _____________________ __ ace Committee S By ED PRICKE-ff IferaldSthffrIter such a conunittee be fomed. wk. Also, the sheriff says Vihien said this morning that he will ask commissioners Seminole hasn'tt been able to rent jail space from surroun Sheriff John Polk and County Tuesday to approve ap- ___ ____ .,-,-,-..L--------------------, ____ --_--=_ _____L I I . .------------,T __ - . N=X=_V_Mr~ -- ding counties. Commissioner Sid Vihlen Jr. potments recommended by 3 Local M en Apply For Develo ment Job __-_ F _ -i __ _----__-_-_ _ __ ___ _____ __ - _ __ RM - - - - ____71~ _.-________._-_____f__=% ___ . _____- ____ .- - _ _. - -, - -_ Toda y _________ ,%rouad The Clock t-A - Cndar • hn P t'--' iu,.i.Wifliwer Comics 4- fl Neiswender was appointed executive fissistant is expected to be filled at Tuesday's county commission meeting, Commission Crosimord .. F ltorl s::::::: ' .4-A Chairman Michael Hattaway said today. ._........ The three applicants for the $M,000 to $21,000 a year position I)earAbby ...... 4-B of director of county development are aU presently einployed by Horos', W ... _...... .. . 4. Sem.inole County. . .3-A Top appUcants are: County Plmner BW Kercher, County Development Coordinator John Percy and Jim Bedsole, dimtor L of the county's Comprehensive Employment and Training Act -_ __ program. The r'vtion left I,ni'nt in aw,ntv .i urvi,vt Conuni.ssioner Harry Kwiatkowski, commissioner for personnel, said the salary will be restructed to Women Anticipati"ng April 'D _______ - -1 s ___ AfJ) ._ - . -_ X +~~ - --- -_ _ _r_- _. __ __ , 4ji - - --.-r w -- '. - --,, _I _I 1-8 ____ t~r - Sunday's high, $6, Slowlay's low, $5 Increasing cloudiness with chance of shoviers. Ifigh near - Rain 15 .. , ~~ --- - _ %, _ -4 ~~ _F - t _-__-.___ __ - ___ I . 4 -, . -, , R:R., 1-i I_i~ I I . . .. , t . - , - * ) , ,V_ I I .e' _q, ;;,~ 1~,~. VUR --- [L~1.-%W~ REPORT , . If s it might start ith the e among the e ur rint rages their $165 annual senior says that the client rushes in to men tho walked into a tax and can be seen undulating in citizen 's exemption and bceathlessly discloaes that They left and the accountaPt he has forgotten to include a $10 Imagine some poor guy file a joint ret ur n Not being selfmployd businesspersons, thought no more about it until cret card deduction and will Lcpended in midair by 30 from California they eren't these girls ian take deductions suddenl his one rang hey, need to ha e the whole thing I irge, numbered balloons. married. They had a much for depreciat ion of their tassels. she's got to go, Id the vo r ft 0 I neath him yans a black simpler arrangement - one of ties fi strings and so on at the other end All these Sniall wonder that a CPA in a abyss, [WI of poisonous snakes them oid the house and the Hut as one tat consultan t years and I ne ve r knew'' hirge national accounting finn old discarded band saw blades, otherdidthecooking Not li ving observed, with the way wrent It was the woman's husband, had his personal tax ret ur n neatly crated and stamped in California they were turned liberaltrends are going, 'they talkin with the phone in one mailed back to him one year atomic wastes, and, just for down. Progress on Saufard's new public work complex is evident a metal structures take shape near the I.Ltersection o)f French Avenue aud Seminole Boulevard. The come empleted, w[H bouse parking and repair fartbilles for the city's fleet of vehkles, as well as an administration building. The city facility Photos by flqb uoy ,_ , 0 . tIT, -.' . I ~ Or that alother tax conpellet gun methodically whacks laying off employes right and stripper," she announced, should check her birth cer. sultant says t t each year he is Off the Willoons in numerical left in 1975. it is now common watching a glazed look come t'ficate just to be sure. forced to file for an extension of sequence, loudly and slo%%I),, for ,it client to tell a tax con. owir the face of the fernale tax This had plunged her husbaivi the April 15 deidline because he one by one And with each ultintUi..itlw was ofiwork for consultant Thi. atmosphere into a 'tate o stunned In hasri (II id tune to compkte hi b00111irig explosion. the say 10 days and lost $500. relaxed noticeably when it credulity, for he had discovered own tax return. danglingballoonistsinksalittle Then usingttw bcsthallf de v elopeddthatthewoman's b thatshewasat a ctually 69 d . I lower, a little deeper, it little mirrors logic. the client asks to involved scraping paint and that throughout their married closer to the final plunge into have the W which he would varnish fro m ur ure f nit . lives he had believed her to b,-- one nght that the key to his On the other side of the coin four years younger than she office had been carried off bV legitimate deduction from his was the woman who went -with was I the feelings of the average gross annuai income for the her husband to a certified The CPA dLvwt*t know now it yo-r. He is inforine 1, in as public accountant (cp Al. Both came out, but ini any case, they home several Itnum P.irlit-vThe house was about 90 miles ticks (town toward the n,ational '_ " r, re s. ained a manner as in their 60's, the pair %anted to had their SW to keep them from the offi(v. s. to '6 income tax filing deadline of possible,that this is illegal save her know about the extra etem warm o r pay attorn eys' frouhmnakinganotherroundip ApII 15. The balloons ketp Manyarethemenwhozom tion granted persons aged o Ices, hospital bills, etc. the ('P1 locked the door and pt- pping off, and you don't Ila%- ill wishing to claim their older. to look at the calendar to know illegili,1111te children as that t~ere are only 10 days left. dt-pendent& They go (town in Is there a ray of inunor in thisFlames when told, that they'll But the woman was very %racking at times, one x . about tier age. First she preparer a(finitted. citing as an vague crawled out his office win&WL With tile filing deadlim. closing in and pressure in- didn't know quite what age she example the detailed and naifying each day, most tat was. then%he decided she wo ul(I complex itemized return which considtants inay feel like rl or at least 50 per cent of each be 65 the following year. Fine, must be worked on laboriously employing this technique about itwition, either for the tax- have to prove '~* payer or the tax preparer Sade, - [tells- dancers and go-go girls couple could begin r1ajmin CI)ITIpIk'ted It is at this pomi, h Irrtn ~ -' It ! L "---,;I" '-- i . _ 1 t--4:. J u v . ,.%4 - A14 I I.: 1' c ~U _ _ - - may soon have no depreciable It,and and her birth certificate in because he had forgotten to sign Other signs of the times are assets." - * , fly KltlSASll Herald Staff Writer crocodiles isible in the field tat One client unconcerned ith started thinki ng about her age lie that episode down with his F m somewhere below the priparation With businesses public opinion made no bones and about back taxes, and she amused colleagues) _____ -Ar_- _-..' ~. I / * _n "I RO (a to " 0 g J - I CD r. , q ,I, a r- M 0 I a ILI ^ Z k _Alt_;F _ X ~4 4- 9 ~ " . I - ff-_~ I .. .,' ...a-~~7 _.A_Rtz , . .4 C/) __4 =* I. - __ 4-p- ?.-. I " a tv ?R 01 0 ft - Appointments Pro osed jim Lee, Sanford, Donald Jackson, Lake Mary and Mildred Atticks, Oviedo are among latest appointments to effect, a few evil smiling - =M , 9 I< ,, ' 3 ""! - followed an argument. ro S _= U-1PILIM.0 Believe It Or Not Income Taxes Can Be Funny .1 ______ ___ -ft4ft - - r, A ~ im. I t~ 11,1.4 R .. P !---A , Thiet h'r liter officers ft1 M(cs Dion's body athertiotne, minutes aiter the male caller torn Sanford police he'd murdered someone at that addrs Abbgy said Stage had reportedly been IRing at the Duhon risidenec about a month Hi said the stabbn l!i' t'l to ha v e starting last October , m % g ff g a ir -,-., - - , 771 - - - . ____ - - 9 8'a to, 8 6 . _____ to where the Just before I a.m. Sanford police found a car, later identified as b6onging to the murder victim, in the median of U S. 17-92 just north of Lake Mary Boulevard. The auto was splattered with blood Inside and enNebwenderwasse1cctedfor theexecuUveassi t's position -the top administrative post in county goverriment -he was earning SM,5W a year. However, Hattaway said today the cofllnhIsslOn Will 'ha'e to redo" the salary Cartmission contracted fdr county-wide library service _______ - =_r ___ w- 3V _ t ' i .. - ryW woman's body was found on the living room 0 r, t_05 - - door n7elp 111 Z_ -. 11MEN . . , ______ - 1 . - _ - . _. _ --_ .. S 0 0-0 E I -_ _f leading from the back "O~ w r -- _ . ______ ___ PC 0 vs , - nnnoleCountUbrar - brings __________ - ,J 00 ~ 6 q . 0a q< Mill ~.0'. __._ - - _= ,_,:::_ _______ 4 I . :-- "__'V" rfi - T M I: 4446mh -, i - g X 49 9 %IV% , ____________ _ ~ living room of the small white frame dwelling about midnight Saturday after someone apparently broke irsto the house by smashing a glass in a rear door. In tih1tor ii tr a il of lod i founti ay p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday will remain in effect. Ubrarian Sara Harrison says the new schedule increases the Sanford PubUc Ilbrury's hours to a total of 46 hours each week. The increased hours were recommended by the I - L V,L 7 I ) I- I __ i jpz - __ ar .4 1. ur a.m.to5p.m. Saturdays. Current hours of 10 am (07 __ __ I I I -_-.---. f9 M a /' ' -- I- - 'Me Sanford Pubhc library will be open later on Monda y evenin gs a d Sat d rnsthrtgto y. Extended operating hours at the 230 East First St . building will be 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Mondays; and front 9 ', C, 1-1 W- 1._ - __ , - ____ I - h 6 PO "c *t _. .- - _ t 1 . i 9 - .;~. !:. #I P3 :4 M I0Q OF ') 2 =r / M' tzi '•' X 30 1 . ry ; F M V!_J I_ ti - V. `(` -0 - called po'tice headquarters saying he'd killed 1 onian at he Ike Mary address %I*S found at the location the rian said he was calling front when fie told police Sanfo V ,rt I ___ i \f/'\) . ,1 a ii ) _J 1 - ve U1 :Q ~. E g. P_ - r S. - rr r` . K- E. 11 % o = I F^ U - rd L rary Extends Hours __ =-~ E so-: f;2 F.. !nlgt: td Stagc as picked U by Sanford police earl) Saturday after a man he wanted to turn hirriself iri, investigators said. Police said Stage had been treated at Semi noleMemorial Hospital for a severe am cut earlier. "We•re going to recomOf course the budget is the by pro and con lobbyists are demand for more state aid for lobbyists mend some specific ap. who represent diver- and the need for new dollars, conferenie today to discuss make recommendations of paintiments, but it will be up to ut important piece of expected to animate the session education. New fthlds will also sified interest groups. n' fault insurance and on appo in tments to an ad hoc their own. kgi5lation this year. Even with from the opening gavel, the majority of the board to prevent classroom crowding, In the past few years, legtslz matters concerning medical committee which will study The Issue centers or. the fact make specific appoint. 'nts," the economy t urning around, Rep. William Andrews, D. he added. tors had to deal with scandals malpractice insurance," Sen ways to relieve overcrowding at that the sheriff says the jail Vililen said. we do not have the number of Gainesville, chairman of the "I'm convinced that unless touching the Cabinet. the county jail in Sanford. Vogt saul coastructed to house 84 inmates Vihlen said he will recomToday's meeting follows the - is averaging 100. Some f - --_ - - - _ I M-1117 Polk, Jail ' sheriff's recommendation to prisoners,Polksays,are orce Id mend that -the commission last wee't that to sleep in the drunk (Continued on Page !-A I ___ ~i;; 1 6 nS n Sen y as e iIdries, La., forfuneal services autnorities I .;Z_ A_~ t -.4".1 3=001 protect their constituents and It-resting battles on taxation scheduled a mini-summit him and the sheriff as well as to ' M10 P a stabbed "approximately 19 times in the chest, neck and back." .---------- Phase out Iluiny state agencies, o Focus On Finances Z ,-,\. -, Noting that education ac- everyone competing for his and other legislation being share of (lie dollars, said Sen. Consi(tercil ir. the House of Lori Wilson t I Representatives on similar This will o vershadowmost TALLAHASSEE F (API House education appropriationse put more money of some themes -it issues," she said. Legislators will be able to subcoriunittee, set the stage sort in public schools they will "The Legislature is goin, "The major issue will be tax concentrate on weighty tax when tie presented figures to his have to put so many more stu- take a hard look at the size of b r tnt't Important thing - bemoney - tlghtmoney.wiUi :t!;,t 10 - f state legislators say. The most important thing will >0 e t. " ri = 0.s flit to Mary , t €U d preliminary heanng luesday at p.m. before County Court Judge Wallace Hall. rt uli n egis a, l ure have generated early activity teachers went out on strike in a - sIIl ha ve cotta in _ C-4 r 1 III la t t Iti . ( -4 4' . hke to see," 4iid Sen John Vogt unitit system wants more of the 'tate s epcnditures ith l 'n 'ndudini' th r' sl,r' • 'l ' unu tat ugCnt.ies talth seruces and mril ith goernmnt (J "the Ludgt't, tight n'ny, Vn'! cpu! itvi " '!'j'"'v'r ti" dflfl hUh j.3iCC tL . ugt Said s.h con.ctitutinnal ts dollars' %lll be (hi. iiijur are sl%ing more money t during hard conomlc times "jet said eurthirti' htnges n' edii°' ' trcJucng to issues in tt1e upcoming session needed for kindergarten -ire asking for more the battle for dollars limit the numkr of state em 0 an /'- today in county jail at Sanford. James Douglas Stage, accusedof mur. dering 20-year-old Cynthia Louise Dubon - L inalles 11% DONNA F.STI`.S Herald StafIriter - __/ A 20-year-old Sanford area man charged lv with -the weekend stabbing death of a Lake N -is being held without bond - "'P I - . (C II k- __ __ - 7_- __ - ., 4 " - . rC-1 - Fj e_ -O \,-,*) /7-~_-&-, Mv --r 114 W.0 k I 'I xv--rk - imes Herald Staff Writer . I hi r" ~ I e I U . lk ta ,I 0>0 - I I - Q~ 11 I ____ I ' __ - :v V I, I, I ' T ~ R c _.ç _~ 2 L " , I &-,4 a ". - __ I I - __ I zw ~ 6 L , U_ * _ 1 -~ = *____ >- - - `~_ Ar Yvft . I (~/ - - , ;,g~ Q n _"~ Z.M I .. I * ___46 '~ - - ic. A 4 * • i 1111 . I t k J I., 61 r J T1 0 -, - I P71 I - As ,i i 11% M Z ~ 0 . ,I - -1 \J\, I @1 I _:_ , L ': _ I - 104-1-I - 1. - * i$ ~C: ( .0 -If 9I -1: S .,.? I t .- _L . r . _. __ , d " _( __ \ 1 1 1.J~ 1_% Ili P Vt - ~L I I 1 ___ ..- rFl, ____ ff 0 ~73- - -i , ~ --I _ -' 0~_ # , ~ , -1i (3 - - , * - .1.~ ~ W__i , , C~r, 4~ % : : = &'L-" 4 - _. , - ~_ de Ui b -,) C) -- 0 - . III ---~- I >MC- - M VIOR -...._---' 't'-' $ i _' _____ I.., -.0 - ~ ~ Ln)~ ______________ . ;d I " ~; 61 -- I \ .A-4 __\~_ . -1 . , _~ 1. - 4m;0 -1 , *, 42 Report U 11 -_ I . ~~_ ., 0* . -%) - I 9 E L W R1 - V __ , I . -__ 1 I ___________________( r :: - -~_I . r / I I C/1 1_ I.- (i .~ - Le istative kIFUIAM 101- B 7Q * . ,I C: I aw i - .IV ,I i _______1 t ?_ -,,, ., . 2> , . I._. It, ` ~n - -V\ 2 I t IR ". --l M a ~ r~ ( J;~, _~0" ~ "X . ~q ~~ - - , _"~. .?- Ir .) J. . _~ I __ .5 .4 . I - . ', . 9 .\ . lu- ,li '*4N 14 . I a t I ;PW 11 - '___ . ~:,a ST ,I Tr___~ / --- c4MurderVi cti m _ _ I ::I E 131 :~_' ff : - , , ~,-~, I ir ,~j Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents I __ , ___ __ - IIN -k 2 7M r) - 1 - T I%% - I ~!~ .,~ 1~ 11 .. _9~ C.-I 1111111 E.. - ,[ -C,--Q ~ ~ ~ 4 %,? Z I I .\Ito ~14 II , .1. ' ~%i >I t&I, r- %% 1-Y L_ 68th Year, No 195-Monday April 5, 1976 4i ___ ___ 14 rgz 1 174 Z __ L ! I .z I .1 i . I __ 1 I -. ~'0 0 ., 16 02 =1M-n - M I .- .1 I - , In ~ __ -/ ~ i NI I I 1900k Jlllllk !l l%wwo~A!Id ~ Evenii' ~ C. i - i :; - .1 '' X t~ \ ,-,,-,N ~ ! L._...............,J )\ -- 0 ~~ ., L1 -----.-I- an 'It W ell . :- UZ I L, 'r ": I , I __ .1 1 M § ~ ~ ~ .% I .-I. __ - ç - . I-. - - -.-__1~4 ; , - .. . .- " -_ _ I . 11 . _ V_W ._ - __ . _ t I i; _~ _ 4 -_ It .-, -I -1 -7. 7 - -_I ____ . - ___ __-1_ .__ -__ __ - - - _ - - __ - - __ --- - - . ,;Z. --I - ~ -4 _ #. --_-i-!,--t-f;Z,-._ - iy~* 1~-_~ ,'i i &-j&&.--XXkJ ---'"- �2A—EvnjngHerakJ,SnforjFt Moday,AprlIS,17 _ NPd iuN i vandals Hit Hard By Team ... .t.,. fl I V h..)..Ll UW 1tII $LU O LUV I Chuluota I'ost Office. l)eputy J.M. Patton reported a knife and several Items of mail were found near a door at the post office. It was not Immediately known ii mail was taken from the boxes that were forced open in the post office lobby, B) LOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer I I' Vorster I FLORIDA Officials Still Searching MIAMI lAP) Police and fire investigators searched today for clues to back up suspicions of arson In a blaze that claimed the lives of seven people trapped In an old woodframe hotel. 'Because of where the fire started, we have to suspect arson," fire inveatigator Frank hlahmann said Sunday. B.ahmann said the early Saturday blaze started in a television room opened to the public In the front of the Hotel, investigators have rukd uut several accidental causes for the fire, saying there was no electrical short, lighted cigarette or spontaneous ignition, he said. He said Inspectors were analyzing rubble to determine if It contains a flammable liquid. I Visit Israel Perry's Status In Doubt - T II rI 'I stiS :'siiUU .)TOr'/ saG WEST PALM BEACH (APi At 68 years of age, lawrence E. Will decided somebody had to tell the story of florida's pioneers, about hacking out farm land amidst the s.awgrass and living through the 1926 ktlkr hurricane. "1 realized that the country was growing so fast and that there was very little factual that had been written," he says. "There had been books, of course, but they didn't tell about how different It was from the time I first arrived here until the time I started writing. I wanted to show the contrast." And he did, at an age when most men are retired. Within 10 years, he had written six books and earned Lc title "King of the Crackers" even though he didn't move to Florida from Wisconsin until he was 20. - Marijuana Trial Begins WILMINGTON, NC. (AP) - Ten men, Including former Hallandale mayor John D. Steele, were to egin a federal jury trial today on a charge of pa"ticipating in a plan to smuggle marijuana. Officials said the plan Involved 22 tons of high-grade Colombian marijuana, with a retail value of $25 million, seized by police in a raid Jan. 11 at the Isolated fishing hamlet of Mesic. All 10 are charged with conspiracy to import marijuana, importing marijuana and possesslop of marijuana with intent to distribute. The three charges carry a maximum penalty of 45 years in prison and a fine of $75,000. Appointments Eyed AFSCME Looks For Ruling TAI.LAHASSEE APi The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employcs IAFSCME) hopes to get the state Supreme Court to overturn this week a ruling that blocks an election for state workers. The AFSCME is challenging the constItutionality of a 1st District Court of Appeal ruling which blocks an election to choose a bargaining agent for social security workers. The election, by 15,000 state employes, was to have begun today at 166 sites across the state and last 10 days wider provisions oi Florida's public employes collective bargaining law. - 'Scare' Bomb On Campus CORAl, GABLES (API A small bomb, decerlbed by police as a scare device, was exploded on the University of Miami campus shortly before an Angeld Davis speech. There were no injuries and only one window of a school cafeteria was broken when the bomb went off Saturday In a patio drahispout. Miss Davis was in another part of the building when the incident occirred and said later she did not hear the explosion. - IN BRIEF a1wu II 0 With of 0 the help friends importaot for people to know that they are not alone during a time of sorrow. Thi' emotional help that friends arid reljtio can during the visitations arid this funeral is a great help to the family adjusting to a toss. I t' give in By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer ____- ________________________ - .,- _______ TUESDAY, APRIL 6 Advanced Lifesaving: Rescue and Water Safety Course, 7 p.m., Atlantis Swim School, Altamonte Springa. Three nights a week for three weeks. _______ _______ ___ __________ The Band Boosters of Ovledo High School are sponsoring i spaghetti dinner Saturday from 5:30 to 7.30 p.m. at the high school SET DINNER cafeteria. The price of $1.75 for adults and $1 for children will be used for the music program at the high school. Pictured above from left, Thelma Voska, Carolyn Brown, Virginia Combs, and Mary Fernand&',, ____________________________________________________________________________ BOOSTERS LOCAL BRIEFS _________________________________________________________ , Homemakers Achievement Day Exhibits open to public,7to9p.m.Altamonte yjc Sanford Senior Cltizeos Club, noon, Sanford Chic Center. Bag lunch and Bingo. S'iilor Citizens 4-day tour to Atth.nt.a and Brunswick. Leaving Casselberry stop at Seminole Plaza, 8a.m.; pIck up Sanford Civic Center, 8:30 a.m. Bring bag lunch. Tourist and Shuffleboard Club covered dish supper, 6 p.m., clubhouse on lakefront; meetIng, 7 p.m. Sanford CASSELBERRY A new ordance, rate utility reducing water rates slightly and increasing sewer rates both within and outside the city limits, will be considered by the city council at a 7:30 p.m. meeting today. Utility Director John Lane said today the move is Intended to stor subsidization of the sewer system by the water department and to place the sewer system l.a a stance to pay for its own operation. The proposed new water rates would reduce the current $4.60 monthly to homeowners for the first 4,000 gallons minimum to $4.50. The cost for each additional 1,000 gallons would be cut from 75 cents to 60 cents. Residential sewer rates meanwhile would be raised from a flat rate of $4.60 plus $1.80 ($6.40) for pollution control to $9.2 cenc. per - Sanford Optimist Club, 7 p.m., Sue Ann's Capri. sta'ed at the Hotel Rose Hall Hosts Band SemInale Lions Club, 7p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR IntcrContinental, located on Seminole Community College the Rose hall Plantation. Their LONG WOO!) Lyman High CL. -.1 '''I, .''-a—.. Wter ccl:'s a. .:tL. I..J •LU IJIItI t..._-,. J'fl., Vfl' J;.tu tartij and N a Siiiaii ot Montei'o Bay and a raft trip ul,,er the direction of John m.sihr,I ,,f I'asiness beginning Tuesday t lown the Martha Brae. Blair, ndmm'ster, will be sewer rates would be changed Lhe South Seminole Center in ia&ii, SdIIIUIU. hosting a visiting band from for commercial enterprises Weed Control Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Altamonte Springs. Kenned)' High School, Belmore, from an amount equal to water The course, co-sponsored by Seminole Community N.Y., Tuesday, Wednesday and LOOgWOOd Area Sertoi'ia Club, noon, Quzillty Inn, I-.4 bills monthly to 125 per cent of and SR 434. the Federal Small Business College's Office of Community Thursday of this week. the commercial water bill or CasselberTy Woman's Club, 1 p.m., clubhouse on Administration will explore the Service will sponsor on April 14 The L)man band members $9.25, whichever is greater. Oveebrook Drive. various aspects of starting and at 7:30 p.m. l207-208, on the will open their homes to the The method of assessing managing a business. Sections Main Campus, a one night Kennedy Band members, who Cuselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Sumrnerset water bills to commercial users ReatIon Building. to be covered include: Checklist seminar dealing with problems will be touring Disney World would be based on the size of the Parents Anonymous for troubled parents), 7:30 p.m., (or Starting a Business, Success of aquatic weed control and the and other Central Florida at. water meters, ranging from tractions. Community United Methodist Church, 17-fl, Casselberry. ;'nd Failure Factors, Personal private property owner. $5.13 for a one inch water meter Featucd will be speakers Evaluation, Thepubliclsinvltedtoa band Bookkeeping, to $359.10 for a four inch meter. Raising Capital, Taxes, frorntheFlorida Department of concert Thursday at 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, APRIL7 Water rates outside the city Ilusiness Structure, Location Natural Resources; Florida. in the Lyman auditorium, to would be reduced from $5.75 for Homemakers Achievement Day, 9:30 a.m,, and Layout of 13t'sinesses, Fresh Water and Game hear the Kennedy Band per. 3,000 gallons minimum monthly Altamonte Springs Civic Center Records in Profitable Seminole County Comnitsioner form under the direction of Dr. to $5.13 for residential users and Sanford Woman's Club, noon, at clubhouse on (k Williams and a Janita Byars. Management, Researching the Dick be reduced from 90 cents per Avenue, catered luncheon meeting. Reservitions. Market, Credit and Collections, representative (rou a private thousand gallons thereafter to Selling, Why Customers Buy, industry. Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Center, 68 cents per thousand gallons Personnel Management, The seminar will focus on Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic • over the minimum. Effective Advertising, Sales available state and county Center. Sewer rates to commercial Promotion, and other pertinent services; the determination of Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. users would be assessed on the the degree of lake topics, basis of 125 per cent of the TRURSDAY,APRIL8 Wilhicm F. Armstrong, Area deterioration; beneficial and commercial bills monthly or County Bicentennial School Arts and Crafts Show An Ohio-based insurance Small Business Consultant, wi!i harmful aquatic weeds; private $10.18 whichever Is greater. sponsored by PTA, Altamonte Mall. Through Saturday. teach the one-class-a-week plans for lake quality un. company has filed suit court at Noting that city water provement; legal questions of Sanford seeking to recover course. Two sections will SISTER, Inc. noon luncheon, The Heritage, Third and customers, in addition pay a 10 Park, Sanford, offered. A morning class will state involvement; pILLS a host $13,560 paid in an explosion and per cent utility tax, which is not ofotherinformationthatshould fire that destroy'd an begin at 9:00 n.m. and iate Mary Rotary Club, 8 sin., Mayfair Country assessed, to out-of-city evening class will begin at 7:00 be of vital interest to anyone Mt.amonte Springs residence In Club. Speaker, Dennis Do1gner of the Seminole Port customers, Council Chairman p.m. Tuesday. The first interested in the problems of lfl. Authority. Charles Glascock said the outmeeting will be an orientation aquatic weed control. Monarch Insurance Co. of of-city rates are 14 per cent Alcoholics Anonytouj, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., and overview period. There j., The seminar is free and Ohio filed a civil action against Sanford (open). higher than in city rates. no tuition charge. A $10 prtsentedasapuhllcsct'vlceby Suburban Propane Gas Corp. South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:30 n.m., Lurid o' He said the additional fotr registration fee will be SCC. and Travelers Insurance Co., lakes Country Club, Casselberry. per cent is designated in the liability insurance carrier of required. For registration Sanford Sertoma Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. proposed new rates to provide Life Saving Film the firm. information, call Gold Star Mothers, Legion Home on Lake Ivanhoe, maintenance for water utility The lawsuit, assigned to 1anda, 1:30 p.m. lines being brought up to city LAKE MARY— Mrs. Marion Circuit Court Judge Dominick Jamaica Trip Seminole Chapter 2, standard and for the costs of OES Masonic Temple, 8 p.m. F,ggers of the Centr3l Florida Salfi for a jury trial, alieges "Madame Butterfly" will be presented by Stetson maintaining water hydrants. Mr. and Mrs. R.J. "Bob" Chapter of American Red Cross that emplo)'es of Suburban University opera worksho1,, 7:30 p.m., Stover Theatre In Sturni, 231 Tollgate Trail, will present a film on life saving Propane, an out-of-state cor. English. (Through Saturday) Iangwood, have just returned at the Lake Mary Cheimber of poration, were negligent In from a week-long trip to Commerce sponsored meeting F'RI''' APRIL 9 advising John 1). Threatt and Jamaica where Sturm was at 8 p.m. today at The Forest. his wife to continue operation of Family Night Movie, "George," sponsored by Hopper honored for outstanding sales The Quadrophonics Barber Elementary School 7 p.m. Refreshments for asic. gas appliances in their home achievements. Sturm is the Shop quarter (ruin Orlando Will after the ouplt reported dif. ___________________________________________________________________ area representative for Sentry sing. The meeting is opri to all Ilculties with their furnace, hot Insurance, area residents, water heater and stove. To qualify for this leaders' The Chamber Is promoting The lawsuit alleges that a Small Tractor. Small Pr,ci' trip, Sturm placed among the water safety and life saving Dec. 22, 1973, fire that 1330 tip dittii firm's top reprcscniatives program in preparation for the destroyed the house at 203 c;-.. 2U5d1 APItIL3, 1976 Dorothy Shenoard countrywide. Sentry has mncrc reopening c' lilt. publIc Iurnbull Ave. arvi the coupIe'i kPM!S5!ONS than 900 a!es i)vupe in 50 beachesonCrystalhake. A Red personal belongings "was the states. Johnny Williams Sanford: Cross Life Saving course will be result of a propane gas leak' in William W. Merris, DeBar) While In Jamaica, the Sturms taught. Eva Jones o around ih hot water heater. Treva N. Burner, Deltona Puyen, Thi, Nguyen Joseph F. Schneider Sr., Rillia N. Smith Deltona John J. Blsctioff, DeBary Hood Tractor Co. WIlliam Schlu.ssemeyer III, Ha)ond Hunter, DeLand Oraia $leawm T,al O'iand..Pla HI.4 Margaret C. Dunn, Geneva Geneva 41t M4g,loiia A, A11m..,, Spr,is, Fli 337p Bryce Glenn, Lake Monroe Altim.rf, $pnn. DISCHARGES Marvin W, Barfield, Sanford: Longwood Johimie N. Adams Frank B. Davis, New Smyrria April is "round-up" tirr'e for furnish parents with the in- are proisions for early ad- Beach Hattie Mae Boston Seminole County elementary formation and forms needed for niittance to first grade if a Abbie Davis Janiec E'lkh, Oviedo schools for registering students enrollment. It is not necessary parent feels that his child is Christopher Rhzzo tho will be entering Florida for the students to attend at this ready. Information on this Karen Stricklln & boy Public schools for the first time time, Kindergarten students program may be obtained BIRTHS from Carol Vaugt1t next year. Schools have diiho attended Public schools the schools. Mr. and Mrs. 12 Van Rung Sarah S. Wilburn & boy frent dates which are coor- this year arc automatically If parents ate unable to at- Ruyen Thi Nguyen), a boy, Bettie H. Bannick, Altamonte climited with the Seminole enrolled for first grade next tend the bot'd round-up day, they Springs Count)' Health Department. school year. should go to the school any y Grace M. Gerber, Deltona The round.up Is basically to 1us however, for first graders or following that date for Walter Glenn Latshaw, kindergarten students who registration of their children. Deltona have not been enrolled in public oi'tL Scheduled round-up dates and Harold Goodwin, Enterprise schools, parents will be in- times by schools are as follows: Queen Victoria Burton Diana I... Stumpf, Maitland lhrust.$ock Collar' Hossie Mae Edmonds formed that requirements ztltamonte Elementary, April Itlionds I.. Cutter & boy. TOILET TANI BALL Catharine B. Harris include: Proof of birth date, 13, 2:00; Bear Lake, April 13, Sunday's high, 86, Monday s jimnunization Orlando S..:., AShee J. kanner Tb.. ,ll,,.s Wt,q a'e,,O sti•s record, and a 10:00; Casselberry, April 8, low, 55. Dura Washington, Osteeri 1. •8 ..'., •I,, ..th lI,I..p. A. Kehoe form 9:00; Eastbro.ok, April 8, 10:00; Increasing cloudiness with medical doctor's signed James English, Oviedo AT HARDWARE STORES Ann Peacock Estates, April 23, 9:00 change of showers. High near P!Hhiiflhltiflfl prosing a recent physical English !)orisJ. Dean, Winter Springs Is lfl.IA. i':,.. . ShflflAfl WnrTl AVJU; i'UIVM ..Iiy, tipru is, SO. law in upper SOs. Rain Kelley Welch ;'rentering second 2:31); Geneva, April 20, 10:00; prohahllity 30 xr tent. Harvey II. Matzener, DeBary t'irough twelfth grade for the Goldsborn. Anril 27, 10:00; jjç Lucille C. Timberlake, o iorIaa school's are flopper, April 20. 8:00 to 4:00; Mostly cloudy and mild with not required to have the ldyliwilde, April 6, 9:30; Lake DeBar)' scattered showers. Lois near physical examination. Guy Skehan Jackson, Deltona Mary, April 20, 2:00; Lake 60 north and near 70 south, James B. Toney, Gainesville Parentswhohaveno(ljvedin Orienta, April 21, 10:00; Highs mtly in 80s. Vicki N. Hosack, Osteen FIcriciaforoneyearorha'e not Longwood, April 13, 10:00; Monday's Daytona tides; purchased a home which they Marvin D. R1s, Osteen Midway, April 8,9:15; i1onroehIgh, 11:18 n.m. and 11:45 p.m.; are occupying or are not in the Wilson, Wilfred E. Adis, Ontario, April 20 at Wilson; Pine low, 5:06 n.m. antI 5:09 p.m.; Federal Military Service must Canqda ('rest, April 14, 9:30; lIed i Includes Color TV, Air Conditioning, Port Canaveral, high, 10:48 filealkclarationof1rmiicjlejn April 20, 2:15 to 3:15; Sabal Maid Service a.m. and II:.'!! p.m.; low, 4:49 order to be exempt from tuition APIIII.4, 1976 Point, April 22, 10:00; Sanford n.m. and 5:06 p.m. fri, ADMISSIONS Grammar, April 13,9:00; South '' ":00; i,'.. In order to ettend the first Side, April Spring _______________________________ Sanford: _________________________ grade next September, a child Lake, April 20, 2:15; SterlIng Denver Richard Cosrave _______ 14 & SR 434 must be six years old on or Park, April 13, 2:00; Carmjn E. Holtzclaw __________________________ before January 1, 1977; to be Woxllands, April 20, 2:30. Longwood, Fla. Earl George Key admitted to kindergarten, a Parents should call these B.ertie Kj,er For Further Information Phone student must be five o!d schools r,ot listed to get the date Cora H. 1J,sk 'I on or before January 1. There and time for round-up. 862-4000 Hattie z. Parsons Business Course - .. ''" 'J' ._ , . -- ,_, ....... - H o me u re Sparks Suit - H OS P I TA I N 01 ES -_ , ..1 ' .,,.. _ I'd .5 , -. '-4i • " - f .'i , 'i'"F . '- " - - 'il ;.'r)t.%'rL' :..t..l.,,.& 1 - i'i -' , . j., p:-..-?,,., ., Aprii Registration Time W1wA iiins W EATH ER p'j.1' '- ,1 - ,, ,' - ,. 4' ' -: r , - , '- i' .. ; -. 1 1..'s-... 'I''. -f I _.,'& ' "i ' "'v11'4'' '- 'F . - 'yi. 5'r ',','t - .,, ,.' -'........ - ,. L'. . - - - it •_.•.,f_••.'_1I1I jj- ,- WS"4 t1- - • '- .' - '.._ -. ..... ..'...i.. '';' - - -'--';..'', - .' j. ' i._,'-...an.,,,. .. .. ... '.- I ,c -,. " 1 r..4 . ' .'- .'..'.'.Z;Q'' 'c.pi w ..-. .-.iX.2L , -' - - ,i iT '-- t , '',N ( ½Jc'! ' , a ' t I, .' • -' , .-" '1 J• . ' - .' '". D , 1 ' ' .'s1,I —' .,, ,. ç Limited Amount 4, - GRAM KOW r FUNERAL HOME iio b1ST AIfli'orlT HOULEVARO ta SANIORU. tLORIDA II t.(PtI()'4E 32? 3711 'Ilt I IAP. troop:; J PTA Executive Board Idyliwilde School, 7:30 p.m. SCC Community Chorus and The Choraliers concert of sacred musIc, 8 p.m., Community United Methodist Cmurch of Casselberry. Free. Alcoholics Anonymois, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Iciosed) I M 11 £k.I_. . ',,.''",'srt L' •. - -'--'-" .. 4ko - before ,. Agenda For New Florida Students V V ISCOflSIfl icr ' MONDAY, APRIL 5 %lagnlfkent 6 CII Radio Club, 7 p.m., I 1fl3 Orange Ave., Sanford. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Calvary Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Roads, Lake Mary. BAND TAlLAHASSEE tAP) Regent Marshall Harris predicted his would be the lone no vote when the Board of Regents voted today on retaining Dr. Benjamin I.. Perry as j)tCSl(kflt of IrlominanUy bla(.k Honda A&M University. An evaluation committee split 2-1 Sunday to keep Perry, with Harris charging that Perry should be fired because of his inability to make hard decisions necessary to turn FAMU into a first-rate Institution. Perry has been president for eight years. Also on the regents' agenda was a report on trimming duplicate programs at the state's nine universities and a rrrnn',pl - ¶9.5rnth.' :;;;._. wiinmnirg pool at the ivr.;t, of Florida. For J a iI (orn niIttee dali . \vonlale WORLD ea i ic .. ,'-.,. - - INalton' 'Mary Ellen' - I For Clues In Miami Fire Red Claim Risky ... Rate On IN BRIEF Sqowdon Silent .Qn4iemoirs I r a I Set Iu e s day In Longwood Arson Water 4' Seminole Chief Deputy Rockefeller Says Sheriff l..D. Ilarrell said today that a special vandalism task Allies Concerned force headed by Sheriff Johr, NEW YORK (AP) - Vice President Nelson A. Polk hit the jackpot over the Revenue Sharing Rockefeller says nations that he visited on a round-theweekend and cleared up 13 world trip are concerned whether "they can count on the (U in Wv rviva Legislation Proposed United States." Harrell said deputies had Apopka Man Jailed stakeouts around the Bear Lake black man wearing a stocking of his assailants on the hand. "The United States has got a lot of friends who belle',e WASHINGTON (APp — Should the nation's mayors, A 34-year-old Apopka man Billy Eady, 37, of 1507 W. lath in freedom around the world," he said after arriving Elementary School when two mask and waving a pistol county officials and governors be allowed to use revenue. homeSunday, but some wonder lithe)' can still depend on juvenile boys were ap- robbed him of $800 outside the St., reported to police that he WBS jailed in lieu of $5,900 bond sharing money to visit Washington, meet with was walking in a wooded area after two men were involved in America. prehended. He said officers store late Friday night, congresen and lobby for mtre revenue-sharing Patrolman Mitchell Tinddll between W. 13th Street and 13th a disturbance at Gayle's Place, Rockefeller, accompanied by his wile, Happy, visited cleared up 10 recent residential money? ThnIsIa, France, Iran, Malaysia, Australia and New burglaries in the Forest City reported that Thompklns said Place Saturday night when two U.S. 17-9Z, Longwood, while Rep. Jack Brooks, chairman of the House Government area, recovered two stolen he was carrying money from a men ran up, knocked him clown deputies were investigating an Zealand. OpatIons Cont-n1ttc and a VodfeA.t1s o.ipunent uf vehicles and in addition ap- gasoline pump island to the and searched Ms pockets before auto complaint. revenue-sharing, insists that they should not, and he Is James Gilroy Bowser, 34, of ptehended two other juveniles store when the unidentified fleeing with 75 cents in change. To pushing an amendment to revenue-sharing legislation to Apopkn, was booked at county Injured in Robbery who were listed as escapees man approached him from the insure that they do not. Freddie Kelly, 43, of jail on two charges of battery, from state facilities as a result rear and demanded the money JERUSALEM (AP) - South African Prime Minister Whether money allocated to the nation's states, to put in a paper bag held by the Midway, was treated at criminal mischief, resisting an of the stakeout. John Vorster will visit Israel as guest of Premier Yltzhak counties and municipalities under the five-year-old Seminole Memorial Hospital officer without violence, Uarrll said the in- bandit. Rabin program Is actually used to fund trips by public officials Police said the suspect was for a four-Inch jaw laceration disorderly conduct, and vestigation, stemming from the Details of the visit are being kept secret for security to Washington Is difficult to detennine. The money is dLcarrest of the two Juvenile last seen running toward the after he was robbed on SR-46 resisting an officer with reasona, officials said, and no date was given when it was tributed with few federal Instructions on how it should be prowlers, also netted four bags nearby Academy Manor sub- east of Sanford, sierilf's violence. WCN1 on Sunday. spent, and in most cases It goes directly into a general t.ongwood Man Held deputies said. of marijuana, division of I Airport Blvd. The announcement did not say who Initiated the state fund. Jinimli' Ramsey, 31, of Kelly told deputies that he Robberies Probed Early Sunday Willie 13. White, visit, but government officials said Its wording eculd be Rut Brooks suspects that cities and states have, in some 4, of 11 Soutiict Road, was walking along the road Flortd.i A'O., I (J11 Sanford ptAice today v.crc takeü to mean the invitation caine (roni israel. way, used the money to pressure Congress into giving Investigating three weekend Sanford, reported to police that when a man jumped out of a booked on $700 bond on two Informedsourcessaid Israel wants to keep the visit lowthem more money. rohberies in the Sanford area. three men ran up behind him maroon-colored car and charges of battery and a count key because of possible damage to its prestige atroad for The revenue-charthg program has become extremely Police said Virgil Thompkins, and threw him to the ground, demanded, "Give me your of resisting an officer without hosting the leader of a white supremacist country. popular with the local and state officials, returning to violence. money." 19, a clerk at Discount Food taking $500 cash from him. Vorster's visit here will be the first by a South African their Jurisdictions approximately $30 billion from the Sanford Police arrested Officers said Kelly tried to Store, Airport Blvd. and Li Ralph Russell reported prime minister since soon after the creation of Israel in federal treasury since it was started in 1972. McCrackln Road reported a that White told police he bit one escape but was slashed on the Thomas Lee Burton, 24, of Jcw and $40 was taken from him 1010 W. 13th St., Sanford, at Truckers Return To Work boforethemaniolnedtwoother teth'ownDrbtResauanton IlL -A. -. . U,. 4'iLLNG1rit.iunfS, LU. (All — Liansters u, I_LI::, I "t . Ii tui. I 1 4! U toxication tind re6Ung arrest I LONDON -4fl' . - 1_is_-a. trr.ed t '1" ''_. t:;, but 'ig e. . a .e_- ., .')._M •'b• aa ¶,'.Ith .13CCc. !-'— " __ auaiva$ £ lrdusU-v leader.i say the settlement that ended their threePrthcese Margaret. retuses to talk about a reoort that slienti's investigators and Mcintyre reportea burton was day nationwide strike is going to cost the public money. Jacqueline Kennedy Qrtt- offered $2 milhIo' for his U.S. Postal authorities are armed with a three-foot-long The agreement, reached Saturday night, rw goes to memoirs on behalf of a New York publisher. probing a weekend incident in axe handle and a scuffle ensued the rank-and-file icr ratification. It was recommenifed Snowdon, 46, returned to England on Sunday for the which four post office lock as officers disarmed him. unanimously by union negotiators. A simple majority is first time since the announcement of the separation on WASHINGTON AP) - Pres- veto a congressional reduction needed (or approval, a Teamsters spokesman said, and March 19. He had been in Australia, where the Sydney ident Ford ar.d GOP presiden- in the defense budget because a • A • results of the mall balloting will be available In two to T Sunday Telegraph reported the alleged offer from Viking tial challenger Ronald Reagan veto would, in itself, Impose a VVinter Springs . 0 iiur three weeks. may be playing into the hands $9-billion reduction in defense Meanwhile, officials at union locals throughout the &iowdan, an accomplished plotographer, had been In of the Soviet Union by over- spending for fiscal 1977 under a p' country reported their members returning to work. Plans Australia icr a show of his work. •• stating the current Soviet miii- continuing resolution. by General Motors Corp. and other auto manufacturers to A spokesman for Mrs. Or.aaals in New York laughed B lu s Fo r Re C U Ii I flg tary buildup, a Democratic "The defense budget should shut down several plants today LI the strike continued when asked about the report. Vildng made no immediate congressman says. be reordered internally to re were caneeled, although one GM plant will remain closed comment. WINTER SPRINGS— Discussion of bids for the repair and Rep. 125 Aspin of Wisconsin verse the declIning force levels because of a shortage of parts. said Sunday that "exaggeratig by purchasing cheaper, more completion of the city recreation building by Councilman Claude s 1/Veds the Soviet military buildup for reliable ships, aircraft and Ash will be on the agenda at the 7:30 p.m. meeting of the City More Airlines Competition? domestic political reasons Is a tanks," he said. "We can do this Council today. 1!fl'/ BARBARA, Calif. (AP) —Judy Norton, the acOth'erlt.eini Include the monthly reports on various city risky business." and save the taxpayer billions WASHINGTON (All - Legislation to introduce more tress who portrays Mary Ellen on The Waltons television departments, the second reading of an ordinance that calls for the The main danger, Aspin said, of hIs dollars." competition into the nation's airline industry Is the seiies, has married singer Douglas Taylor. is that "other countries respond Aspin contended that while adoption of the city budget by ordinance instead of resolution, showcase of the Ford administration's efforts to provide A family spokesman said the couple wa., married to us based on their perceptions the Soviets have been increas- Carl Mitchell and the Ilayor's report. what It says will be new benefits to Amerlciin consumers. Saturday at a seaside ranch at Carpenteria, south of of our strengths and weak. mg their military forces over A Senate panel starts hearings Thesday on the Santa Barbara, owned by Taylor's grandmother, former nesses." recent years, most of the proposals which would shorten the federal regulatory silent screen actress Olive Carey. "Why are presidential candi. growth is aimed against the reach over the alrllne industry that says I likes governMiss Ncrton, 18, and Taylor, 27, plan a skiing dates doing Moscow's propa- Chinese and for other purposes ment controls. honeon, the spokesman said. ganda work for them' They are that are 'nonthreatening" toIt would allow the airlines new freedom to raise and only weakening our position In ward the United States. lower their rates on a route-by-route basis and make It the Third World when they ex- "The presidential race has easier for new and existing carriers to start service on aggerate the might of the Soviet become a one-sided affair," he new routes or halt service on routes that are wrofLtable. military," he said. a1d. "Both Republican candiTrial is scheduled to begin at Mae Black, 33. The former Also over the weekend, forrn dates are shouting: 'The Ru.,Hopefuls Face $ Shortage of 9 a.m. Tuesday before Circuit Tampa resident is accused in mer Chief of Naval Operations stuns are coming.' None WASHINGTON (AP) - Presidential hopefuls are Adm. Elmo H. Zumwalt said the Democratic candidates are Court Judge J. Villiarn the Dec. 26 shooting death of Congress should allocate addi- willing to jump into the fray." Woodson at Sanford for Charles her husband, Billie Wayne (Contlaurd From Page 1-A) facing a rowthg shortage of money because of the 1naet1vty of the Federal Election Commission. tional shipbuilding money for :spin was also seeking to Edward Jones, 22, of 374 E. Black, 46, at he sister's home Administrator George Proud. Polk's jail problems could be Ronald Reagan said over the weekend that a lack of smaller, conventionally pow- counter recent statements by Warren Ave., Longwood, In an at 2809 Grove Drive, Sanford. foot and himself be members of incorporated into the major Other trials docketed include ered warships rather than for a Defense Secretary Donald arson case involving the Nov. 10 money has forced him to dispense with a charter plane for countywide study. But the campaign trips. few much more expensive nu- Rumsfeld, his predecessr firebombtng of a Longwood Samuel Will Potter, 18, of Fern theIncommittee, addition, VihIen says he sheriff said his problems are Park. accused of roLery in a And other candidates Indicated that the lack of federal clear-propelled ships. James R. Schlesinger and u residence. will ask too (or a rank and pressing to wait. file Defense attorney Roger Jan. 22, 1975 holdup and drug money will soon be having an effect on them too, unless Citing rapid expansion of the Gen. Daniel 0. Graham, former at member of the sheriff's In his opinion, Vihien says the the commission gets back In business by being restrucSoviet navy, Zumwalt said that head of the Defense ntelligence Berry today asked the court to theft at a prescription shop department, a city police chief, only solution to relieve overturul to meet the requirements of the Supreme Cowt "in an era when we have In- Agency, arguing that the order Jones released from Fern Park. Arthur Barkicy, -year.old a rank and file member of a crowding Is to construct a brick creasingly fantastic accuracy Soviets are achieving military Florida Hospital North where city police force, two citizens at and mortar jail on countyhe has been held on court order former Oviedo policeman, and increasIngly more powerful superiority, aand perhaps an Instructor owned property near Five scheduled for trial on two la.igr explosive capability, even In The congressman, a former since March 1. counts of delivering illegal from the field of law en. Points. Jones is charged with arson the conventonal field, it's just Pentagon analyst, released a But the sheriff said perhaps to a state undercover forcement from Seminole crazy to be going In the direc- study by him and his .aff con- in the firebombing attack that drugs committee Community College members will be damaged the residence of Mr. agent in October during a probe Lion we're going." eluding that the tet' The commbsiner stressed capable of coming up with Sen. William Proxinlre, U- power of 4.8 mIllion and u.s. and Mrs. Linton King, who live of illegal drug, beverage and ga!nbling activities at Oviedo. that all appointees must have options unt)"ight of by the Win., charged today, "Congress manpower of 2.1 million trans.. near the Jones residence. knowledge" of law commission. Berry has filed notice of an Barklcy was arrested on a "sp1 is being stampeded Into the big. late into virtually comparable Commissioner Richard gest peacetime Increase In the forces of troops on both sides, alibi defense contending that new drug charge over the enforcement. ap. W11U..m. agreed with the defense budget In years bePolk won commission DurIng 1975, he said, coin- Jones wasi't in the area at the weekend by sheriff's deputies. concept of polling cithens, A number of other cases on proval for the committee last cf scare storica !'' lined defense expenditures by (line of the alleged firebombanother function the committee the 23 case docket are expected Tuesday. At the regular out of the Defense Depart. the NATO countries came to lag. Callaghan is New Second case on this week's to be disposed of by negotiated meeting the sherIff asked for a would be assigned, but meat." $140 billion, compared to n Proxniire, in a statement, billion for the Warsaw Pact docket, scheduled to start pleas today and Tuesday, ac- committee separate from a Williams said the countys professional staff already has Prime Minister said it would be "an incredible powers, including the Soviet Wednesday, I3 the first-degree cording to defense and countywide study of all space murder trial of Mrs. Nancy prosecution attorneys, needs already sanctioned by come u with solutions and Is blunder" For President Foid to Union. capable of producing still LONDON (AP) — Foreign Secretary James Callaghan commissioners, further alternates, was named to succeed Harold Wilson today as prime The sherlif said overcrowded Commission Chairman minister and leader 0f Britain's rullng Labor party. He Is conditions at the jail warrant a Michael Hattaway and VIhien a strong advocate of improved relations between Weitern IA separnteandspeedystudy. The okayed the sheriff's Europe and the United States. Carter, U jail committee will be expected And Commissioner Harry VVoo Ca!laghan, 64, who represented his party's center-right to produce recommendations Kwtatkowkj'& consensus vote majority, defeated Employment Secretary MIchael Foot, weeks alter its in favor of the committee 62, a left-winger, In a vote by Labor members of By The Associated Press Reagan was due in Texas to- Rico, while Carter picked up ful in our plans for spending .vithth four apointment. produced the necessary Parllamnt. He got 116 votes to 137 for Foot. Democrats Jimmy Carter day for a 72-hour visit aimed at four more, for a total of 12, in money." /t first officials Iheorized majority, The new Labor party leader was assured of an early and Morris K. Udall, each pee- rounding up backing for the Oklahoma. . Bills passed by the house and evening summcxla to Bucklngham Palace from Queen dieting victory in Wisconsin's state's May I primary. He carter was we catty lavorite senate to put the commission Elizabeth II. Her royal assent, a formality, Is needed to presidential primary, scram- scheduled appearances in Da1. of Democrats in Virginia and back to work are before a c-onmake him prime minister. bled for support there today, las today and Tuesday, followed Kansas, who met over the ference committee to work out while Washington Sen. Henry by stops in Wichita Falls, weekend to begin selecting differences but even then N. Jackson concentrated on their convention delegations. there Is question whether the Abilene, Lubbock and LangSadat Ousts Soviet Navy New York. view. —Participants In a private President will sign the resulting Voters in both states decide The White house said Ford meeting of Republicans quoted !egislation. PARIS (AP) — Egyptian President Anwar Sadat says Tuesday on distribution of 274 would visit Texas at week's Ford's campaign manager, Ro—Campaign aides said he canceled the Soviet navy's rights to use Egyptian ports delegates to this summer's end. Fords weekend trip to Texas gers CII. Morton, as saying he when he terminated the 15-year Soviet-Egyptian friendDemocratic National ConStrong showings in Wisconsin would include a visit to San does not expect Secretary of ship treaty last month. vention -206 in New York and and New York are considered State Henry N. Kissinger to Antonio and I)allas on Friday His statement at a news conference Sunday cunflrmed 68 in Wisconsin. crucial to Udall, yet to win a stay in office beyond thIs year. and Abilene and Amarillo the earlier reports that the Soviet navy's rIgtü to use the Jackson has spent less time En primary election, and the Arifollowing day. Mediterranean ports at Port Said, Alexandria and Matruh Morton wasn't available to Wisconsin than Carter or Udall, zona congressman didn't hedge They said he would return to had bten ended. comment on the report (toni concentrating his efforts In New 'rexas—slte of the next head-to. Sunday when a Foreasked for Sadat shhl the frlendsh!p tre2ty was canceled becaw.e San Jose, ('a I if,, ho I an a ide York. lie has said he will in ca.t. head confrontation with eathe Soviets were putting prusure on Egypt by refusing to said the statement about Kismore than half the New York "Mo Udall's going to win in gan once more before the let India provide spare parts Soviet arms previously delegates, although his cain- Wisconsin and we're going to singer's future was no more primary. supplied to Egypt. paign manager in the state, give Scoop Jackson a real run than an "educated guess." Ford spent Friday and Satur—Carter aid in Washington day in Wisconsin but was in Donald Manes, predicted for his money in New York," he before heading for Wisconsin Washington on Sunday. Reagan recently that the senator would said on NBC's "Meet the Congress To DeIate Issues — that "it's disgraceful" that was at home in California get only 35 to 40 per cent of the Press." fh,'n,s,ih eh w''kend i vote. WASHINGN !AP)_ Two of lv Curler. sneakitp Swdav nt E),-.4d,..... L,..A '.I t I I.'.i,,...iI., .J F rtwrei. r.IL -uLIuII LAflhIII1IS.Iflfl I,....... ('fli" ..L',.. subjects the Congress this year arc up for formal , JêlIItl U I.J.V4IUI ---------------------ia F UIU ift VA —urn.iuii, Oil LVU W uv We which distributes matching Nation," said Lebanon is the debate this week in the Senate. get a large share of t,he Re- LaCrossecamnpus,smdflatlyhe Debate ms scheduled to begin today on a 43-provision would win the 8tae -. and that fumds to presidential can'lI- most dangerous area in the publican delegates at cnprcn1se rncas'jre dr4ted by the senate Aicu1ture Tuesday in both states. Ronald his on!)' rival for the dates. Middle East and efforts should Committee to overhaul the foodstamp prr,gram. Reagan, the former California Democratic nomination after The Supreme Court ruled the be made to prevent Syria from oi iiursd.ay, ti Senate Budget Cornmitte will governar challenging Ford for Tuesday would be Jackson. commission was improperly liloving into that couti. call up its mitia) resolution sii federal spending for the The the GOP nomination, spent last-minute campaigning constituted, and matching try. ri year that begin' Oct. 1. little Lime in Wisconsin and list- was only a part of the political funds 'vere cut off last month. lie said efforts are being That resolution would limit actual spending to $.41t6 bUeddelegate slates inonly [our of activity Sunday: Thecutoff, said Carter, "cauaes made to set up a peacekeeping lion. Revenues are calculated at $362.4 billion. That would —Jackson won all II dde. rest concern for us. But we've rorce in Lebnjyn, but he did not New York's 39 congressIonal gates up for grabs in Puerto Just had to be much more careS ')ak;rate mean a budget deficit of $50.2 billion. districto, IN BRIEF Monday, Ap.'Il 5, D74--3A Eva ning Herald, Sanford, F' I (;flA'.,Kov J Monthly Rentals Available '.-, Quality Inn North - INN)) II of -- - ------ i- -- - �- j ~~7 - __1 -iS-- - -- +:-. - -. ---T;. ~z 0 Evening HetWd FkE('fl AVE.. SANI'ORI), FL\ 32771 Area 0'de 113.322.2611 or 831• Around Monday, April 5, 1976-4A w1vs: D. 1)oYl}:. l'ub1istir 9 fl. IUCIIAHI) I)N(;. Ed i tor wiii.iM I). cuuiu:. Managing Editor -I-- !ksut' Deliver \ %Veek. 55 'enLs: Month, $2.40: 01cinths, $14.): Vt'ir, S211.40. B Mail In Florida salile is homi' deliver y. All o ther mail Month, $2, 70: t; Months. *16.20: 12 Months. $3240 . Court -PI Rules y ED PRICKET1' Need Tightening The Twentieth Century Fund, an independent research organization engaged in policy studies, nas iong oeen concerned aoou UU [XIIUflCCS between America's free press and the rights of in(lividuals and institutions. In 1967 the Fund study "Crime and Publicity" found reason to believe that the press was losing ' th2t tt'' 7-7 t iii !ks a method ' A.::,_-; appeal ju±c:! arhitrarins.c quickly which niten menns that a constitutionally invalid order often continues past th e point when news value of trials passes. TOM TIEDE th : - - w'Thouse. , -' And, In my opinion, that's the rationale behind the issue here In Seminole County. Sheriff John Polk says he philosophica lly opposes issuing th e permits to anyone other than policemen. Traintown U.S.A. Though it might Sanford sound corny, the idea can be made into sometiling, All it needs is sponsoring, good public relations - - and money. If some type of facility depicting the era of America's trains could be located here, there's little doubt northern tcu±ts using Auto-Train would take a few minutes to visit a quaint depot In Downtown NJ o In Introducing Senate 13111 No. I last year, John McClellan of Arkansas WASHINGTON — 1 I . "I OLA I - - ... .i: . .4. ,j ; " nwitwe ever presented to the Congress of the United States." . . ;i i w-_uI ,. i. . - [., ,fi . . - - I. '.';'.: V i..- '" ' , , S : -. ' .Y.,.., . . :,; :. : 1. •.•, - . .,..• .. - - ' .: . - ' - . . - - -: ,., . I. - ' . ect.0% -i-I-- - 'j . Latest development on the feminist front Li sc*nethlngcalled"Wagesforflousewcrk."It'sa ' : L._: - : *Cm the d't-41 ''- ic*i&an's work is never dine, at least the ought , - "1 WE (51VIe . .1 E\ I , *-X '. , /S•'•'••••• ____ _____ ____ ___ ____ A 14 /~ Ior ,-;:, t I dt S Indeed, it was Richard Nixon -who else? - JOHN CUNNIFF Gains Reflect Blue i • bitrary and vindictive-in other words, a fair trial. role of housewife entails rewards that can't be While the most popular less than i00 tharos, and which issupposed tO he NEW YORK (SP) post R.N. Washirigton, it doesn't mean stock market indicator, the Dow Jones index of indicative of small investor activity -has not everything has changed. 30 industrial stoc ks, has risen about 75 per ce nt picked up In the most recent rally, despite a — stoutly denounce gome of its original provisions. Americans who, upon reading the good news million shares. And somet.fdrig of the sort has another chemical or food additive has been put Fot example, quite a few la wmakers wondered about an economy once again moving forward, been going on in mutual funds also, with re- on the banned or suspect list as a threat to depend Upon doctors for cooperation In their illegal practices. Medicaid is admirdstere4 by 11* states and it is the states that must poNce the probkm. A swingto automated procesdrig and auditing systems In some areas Is expected to reduce fraud. Some 8tates are exl:,erbw .1ing with private contractors in the search for more efficient system. The Department of Health, Education and Welfare Is getting tougher. The crackdown merits the urgency it has been given. The cheaters are robbing the government - about the wisdom of provisions that would send a are Inclined to think that they are excepted. demptions running uncomfortably high. citizen to U',e electric chair if he in good con- They want to be included. The committee long has urged Congrua science exposed national security inform,.Aion The big surge in stock prices, they say, has change the tax laws to encourage more parthat inadvertently was cos'imun1cated to a been concentrated in the bluest of the blue chips, tidpatlon by Individual investors. It urgently foreign power. By gad, naid the senator, we can't leaving hundreds of other substantial companies seeks, along with other groups, a reduction of the have that kind of thing, thus putting the he to the in a very black mood. double tax on corporate dividends. rumor that congressional selflessness is a The vast of majority companies still ex. are contradiction in terms. The committee also seeks a $l,(%)0 capital periencing difficulty in attracting attention to th eir shares, said C.V. Wood, Jr., chairman of Rest assured, a purging was accomplished Some of the S-1 provision that most boldly the Committee of Publicly (hmed Companies, of reserribled the thu.mbscrew th,Lory of criminal which 667 chief executives are members. justice. And thlsisprecisely the reason S. Is till material prepared for the Senate Finance however, might not be entirely - - - - _ ta •_-- . - - - _____ S%_ .-. -ç IØ' Tommy John permitted one run • - ~* - - .- 4 -_ ________ 11 ___W _____ ____ ____ ________ -- -=-- - '''" been ,4 Search For -'6A CAST executive secretary Dr. Charles Black, j A by the Padres' orthopedic spe- see money, but enough clubs have s will take advantage of the program." if 110111 II .thlld 5 I I i i 1 o veyef If " ' ' 0 5 7 7 0 12 S 3 3 7 Totalt 41 11 16 11 Al R H SI ' ,racker-jack baseball team ran entered the bidding to make it : O-Arns cf $ I I I DIsraoit 3 1 0 1 "Lee really put a round to had come to terms with Mes- sburgh, the Chicago White Sox, •i 13-2 victory over Seminole CrmwII dh m a t i woner I b Nlvan%0ile, Lake Ifoxell won me," mid the skinny, 38-year. sersinith's agent, Iferb Os- tlie New York INIets. California 4 0 0 0 S 1 2 t old veteran who turned his ca- mond, Messersmith refused to and Los Angeles all have made its 10th ganie, stopping New reer around 18 montlLs ago with abide by the agreement, saying firm offers, and both San Diego Siu%rna Beach. 5-2. and Lake oat,%, 4 00 1 a victor), in the Sahara Open. fix! Yanks had made some un. and Kansas C!t!, reportedly are Brantley dropped its l6th game Chf1Vn%% 3 1 1 3 Tot al s ' '° '° "I'm real proud of the way I authorized changes in the con- lurking in the background with In 19 *:cisions to Orlando histwp ,Nloorv. 8,1. made the clutch putts," ' tract they offered him. had act- prepared bids of their own. ___________________________________ Seminole 110 333 141 Is ed in bad faith and, besides, The Dodgers made what they Sanford FJC 000 101 030- $ 0 0 I 0 1-3 4 Al Geberger. sm,ao Osmond did not have the au- termed a "final offer" a couple Lyman I 0 0 Si-I3 1 ________________________ 70 65 6S 64-740 OP - JC I; LOB Seminole 13. thorlty to make any binding of weeks ago but General Man- _____________________________ Lee Trevino. 20 FJC 26-Chamberlain; Bowden Ran(', Schuler . WQgITh agreement. 71 64 65-770 ager Al Campanis, contacted (4) N Ralnes; Httietci and 2. Owens. Thorney. 3b - Thornicy Miller Barber, 116,3.10 Baseball Commissioner Bow- Sunday in Los Angeles, said he Foylk HR Charleston., SO Owens 6567 6967'-211 Delsar, Moyer, Brockway. s ic Kuhn was supposed to make planned to review the situation Lou Graham, $10,120 Eury, Owens; SF -- Eury 67697067-273 a decision in the case but he with club President Peter N Smyrna l 000 ON 3-3 5 3 IP H R ER SI Gwge Burm, $10,120 never got the chance. The mat- O'Malley. Lake Howell i Maher (W.3 i)6 73 6 7 2 6 4 69 U 70 66-273 ter was resolved Saturday when Ammean 213 s 3 I 3 Meanwhile, Osnionci ,as reTom Weisopf, $1,175 ,fld Origger CLI 3 21 6 1 3 2 .1 the Indignant Yankees withported 4965640 271 to be continuing talks Simonelli and Schrnk. 2r 3 I 3 2 I 0 Oob Menne, ty,ns drew their claim to ,Nles. with San Diego President BuzGlonni 2 2 3 3 3 2 2 0 69 67 69 69---711 sersmith, saying, in effect, if he zic Bavasi though the agent BshopMoore MOOd)' 1 6 o o 2 040 103 0-1 4 2 Eddie Pearce. S7,475 HBP Potowkj (by Newsome) doesn't want to 71-U 7065-774 HBP Charnbeflain wy Driggers), Dave Stockton, 16,210 Yankees, then the Yankees day. WP - Driggers 2. PG - Batts 3. T D'Ercole and Shelslaid, Fry, 6771 66 6$-775 don't want him. 3 30 liavasi said he won't make a AIver (7) and Fowler 3 1, - , Ford Goes W'16 I d W'll t h Pol'i* t'il cal Promises 75, Mr. Ford grinned, asking In reply: "If ow fast the dreaded swim flu vim i. Ile said he would be for everybody, Until that date, Mr. Ford, making Navy Yard there would stay open. lie told New what he called decisions "predicated on what I England fishermen he'd fight to extend the do you want it done" asking the Congress for $135 million to Insure the In Illinois, the President promised farmers he production of enough vaccine to Lrvioculate uluut tit C K U11 %,VWIUy a " "11A t Ill ca Ca. U a r rwcessarmly k.r any political purposes," had been pointed the New hampshire attorney general to able to come up with only a few goodies f or a few the Intersta te Conuw rce Commission. In Florida, pork-barrel-wise, the President peiçle in a few isolated areas of the country, Peoria, Illinois, asked the President II he could Director James Lynn. who "mntrr.l all the - .. %,I###^ wo %; ca A eves nun, woman and child in the United for farnil) farms, In Springfield, Mr. 'ord did States," fi55SING PERWS ., if 'and hasn't been home since the Dow Jones av erages hicko 1.000!' error." The President si4d he found the whole Commerce Convention In 1978. To a bar group in thing "ridiculous" and "incomprehensible. "The Miami, the President noted ftt a new Federal Air Force action, he ecIared, was "disgusting." Youth Center for Juvenile offenders would be BRck in Washing'=, Mr. Ford discoverW the opening -now. Also In Miami, at a cereimrny swearing in reason for the Air Force's decision: oely eight sbidents had signed up, whimeas 15 Is the new citiyens, ffwsUy Cuban-Arritericans, Mr. mintimum number roquired. He wrote a letter d Ford arxKninced that the Imralgration wA aoology to the school, explaining he could do Naturaliz.ationServlcewouldbesentting l0mcce - 0 - SCOT'ISDAIT', Ariz. iAI11 - Lm6s Cardinals and the New The Chicago Cubs, who decided York Mets for third place. to stand pat thisse, son in hopes u s I - -. ~ I 'P ?1 -,., sq ':. _ ., ., ' - -:?' -1 .- -. .---- . ' .. ' ; , Ron Spain had the next highest finish, second in the 148pound bracket. Ken Mans took their place in the 181-pound class wi th a state record in the clean and jerk o 280 pounds. to spark First Presbyterian %%hile Kevin Crocker ha~ tILree TBA Win 0IiIXND0 bowler hits and two were tossed in Billy West(all, Osteen who rolls in apiece by Robbie Whitehead, three leagues at Sanford's Bowl Bruce Burger, Jim Edrnonds America, won first place and hn Bryant led $1,000 in last weekend's Second-seeded Jeff Smith of Pinecrest with two doubles Tournnmcnt Bowlers Portland, Ore., be-it top-seeded while Lowell Evans doubled Association event at Colonial Bob Lund of Portland 21-17, 21- and singled. 9, in the opening singles chaniBob Hood hit a home run and Westfall qualified for the pionship of the Pacific North. Joe Baker went 4-for-4 to spark finals- and then knocked off Ken %%eit Ilacqueftall Tournament Flack, Jimmy Jones arid Nnmi Sunday. added a triple and single while Jeff [Arson of Vancouver, eine %Vash., won the junior singles, Tony Dunkinson and Bob B while Jennifer Harding of PortJoe Watson tripled and land took the women's singles. singled and Paul Watson had a The senior singles was won by double and two singles to pace Itob Peterson of Boise. Idaho, anti Pat Whitehill of Cheney3 Nazarene. Larry Gatlin and Joe Slorgan had two hits apiece. topped the masters, Don God- For All Souls, Pat Crtrnrnins (lard of Gla.sgow. .Nfont., won and Howard Hawkins had two thit' grand masters hits ea ch Ford To Join Westbury Staff SEBRING iAll i - Doug Ford. former U.S. Open and Masters champion, will join the Old Wt'stburv Golf and Country Club teachin* g staff after tlit' Masters Tournament, Golf Director Ik, n Roman of Harder Half announmil here today. ur rise Camlss:on, since the Is ' indirect" promises of jobs ftc political support. and enlarge a ski resort he owns in Colorado. But . - - ~_ who's doing the influencing and what kind It IS -: *I-I Hi -: 11-17. So tile Big Three. taken handers. 'I'lle Cut,-, %%cre vx. together, again faded to to %if..I~ V%vol MU1111-rt t1k, it :d! lipendc their pm tchomupounding the problem w a staff, %%tuch is led by Bill will firall assert it-self, could the team varricul rtmaverai:c of Bonham, Ifick Ileuschel and be the 5urprise team in tlie 10% Burris. Bonham. 271, has 4.49 I.Lst season. tile worst in the ., .National I A-ague East I shotiln pronjiw for four ycars; National League List year the ('ubs improved Itetist'ht'l, 26, has shown prom. Steve Stuflt', , as their min-lwq ranking by nine . Uie for three years. and Burris. fourth inan of the staff last seagames Wtstill fini5hed in a tie 24 has shown romise for two %nn and had a 12-8 for last imlact' with Munlreal, Tuesday's game at Pinehurst Scrnan in the rolloffs for the win. Trio, Plaza Merchants and lxfto%-ers leagues in Sanford. Seaboard Loses Pa i r At DeLand DeLAND - Seaboard Coastlin e softball team took a Field will feature First Baptist quick tumble after a pair of 13-0) against First Assembly I. opening victories in the O in a 5:30 matchup. Blackhawk Invitational tournament Saturday, Nazarene 040 (10)00 3-13 It All Souls 000 025 Seaboard had topped Cler. 5- 7 , _' '_____' S 3%' WP morgsin; LP - Ougestis Holy Cross 100 000 0- 1 $ First Baptist 611 00 * -1$ 16 WP Thomas. LP - O'Neil Pinecre'iI Baptist N3 "I ' s -10 3 First Prnb. 230 III x - 6 12 WP Gregor , LP - Hot?, - - Santord Christ. y W @00 0-0 3 Fir-st Methodist 203 604 i- IS 14 WP - Hoffer, LP -- Varv,hall morning for win No. 2, but then the chin from defending state champion Titusville Flagship Bank, 10-2, nd again front Altamonte Springs' l,.mwsrn Auto Parts. 31. 14 took it on ationa ast9 0 pected to swing a deal for a Tile cinh, pitching hell) the cub- ,nenIlir,f'd was reliever (Alwl 111i'll IMUll"14. tile Cubs iwobably get first Shot at the have oiestionmarks behind the lob Kelleher, if be dw.-sn't 1A it) ihe Jiortstop job, will be the Ni', I Litiiill lnhit'irl,r init eitlivr .Nlikv Garman from the St. plate and at shurt5lop. Steve The rest of the Cubs infield cre un- lAnhis ('ar(bnIls. Garman was iskr probably will get first succef,aill. a 1) pea rs to be set with National 3-8 with the Cardinals but hada crackat catching despite a .113 Ile bench also includes fll.,., sparkling 2.39 ~ EIIA. averaKc last se,mon. Ile will tx- League batt* champion Bill basernan-outfielder Pete Lacm, Ken Frailing, a lefthumder, backed by George I .Slitterwald .Nladlockat third, Slanny Trilio and cutfielder John SUPl1nvr,, tots li.d a pretty good spring second an d Andy Thornton at Garman will join Darold and Titmi hIcle ho has been doing so:;• , With Don K 'swinger gone to first, sholasa starter. Fralling hada the mainstays of the bullpen, st. I.Ouis, I tI The Outfield remains the the Cutts with 16 pinch Wt,s 1,,I q If 2-5 ri'eo,-d last season with 5.43 ihk'h has performed well in Mick Kellehe)a%t, Hosello and r ha'e been batti- Cubs' strongest suit, with j,. season. Both Summers and Li. the Cubs can improve by the Once again, those four could varned runaverage while twing spring training gaines on the ing f or the shortstop job and Cardc-nal in left. Ifick Monday Cock ssA-ing left arid as a result, Bonhain wos 13-15 last s, , same margin tlds season, they ,,. make up the starting rotation. usf,d in relief and as it spot heels of some fine perfonn- both have been illipres.sive in in center and Jerry Slorales ill righty Jim T%Tone might stic~.. could battle teams like (he St. con. Burris 15.10 and Ueuschel however, they are all right. stwti'r lflst season ant-es hr Bonham armnd for pins h',uumn,' d. spring t:amt's, Hucelb' .'.iIl right. that their young pitching staff mu g V ~ ---- Z 'Eti f,'- V But then on March 24, President Ford got it he's peddling. If Mr. Callaway had only been all toget,her. In a drartmUc, personal appearance Pre6ldent, instead of the President's campaign at a White House briefing, Winked by the manager, he obviously would still be on the job, - _I_L L. raised the eyebrows of the Federal Election used his government colmedions to win organization In the Tarheel State. ' - x.,,4 , 0 romisin - In North Carolina, the President said he finaLly, Mr. Ford had come up with something "certainly would consider" the state's Goverivir for everybody. Gov. Holshowser headed Mt. Ford's campaign I gl=s Influence peddling ls'KTong depending on ________________ - beg off, however, when asked If he would replace Lock and Dam 26 in nearby Alt,n. He said he was Jilmes Holshouser Jr. for "Some high office" In Poor BO CaittiWay. Ife was sacked from his do wmething about the Air Force's closing down money." In Orlanlo, Mr. Ford pointed out that his next administration, and just might consider Job as Mr. Ford's campaign manager berause of that schonl'i ROTC program, Mr. Ford because of itederal goverriment action, the city replied he would do his "darridest to %rectify the would be getting the International Chamber of him as a vice presidential running mate. ibis when he was SecTetary of the Army he allegedly bus i.-~ f , I If he would expedite construction on Interstate notmced that he would be saving all of us from Saying there was no cause for alarm, the ) President nonetheless notedthan this that In a1918 area which coincidentally are the early went, if you'll excuse the eirression, hog-wild. "pretty well informed" about this, but would let awfw disease killed more half million primary states. Even then, there were a few In Bay Pines, he vowed to "get going" on a VA the Army Corps of Engineers mike its recom. AifletICans and 20 million people worldwide, So, hospital there, saying he had talked about the mendatlon, then he'd decide. iags, When a student at Bradley University in matter tu Office of Management arld Budget "My 4 os examiners to the, area to speed up rkituralization m,sistant secretary of IfE.%V for health and Drs. proceedings. In a talk in Ft. Myers, whem asked Jonas Salk and Albert Sabin, ?&. Ford an- WA-SIUNGTON - Up until March 24, Gerald nothing. But in other prunary states, there have been It. Ford's canWign to capture his party's presidential nomination had been severely no problems with the President's pork-barrel hampered by his inability to promise something promisft. In Portsmouth, N.H. he vowed that the -- .11 Top Seed Loses I dr Hub,iarddh Polosk; if 126.2 JACK A NDERSON -. s. . .--t Mike Good Rules State Lif ters With New Mark 5 1 2 2 S 1 2 3 Hjatt3b Eury c Herman 7b SHS, 13-2 I MCDOId Cf Evanslb Qarnef what happens." Major league tearns have not exactly been rushing to ,NIC." M V I C IS Brock*ay rl SEMINOLE Al R H SI - - %á_ . ____ - '-;-w;: ;,-' -* ~7 2. bid for the player ur..;; .Njes,. games for the Los Angeles s?rsrnith asks for one arid sub- ccplc of inches to the right, trator dnd retalmied it thruub 'ind stopped a few feet away. two court decisions, remained 4' 4 rrevino had to work turd to at large over the weekend in the iave par ind Geiberger rolled wake of an aborted non1. in the birdie putt. It put him twoagreement with the New York J in front with two holes to play Yankees. ) - - res Lyman Top a - Wes today. just -three days before his servicts to the highest bid- cialist. con randing lead, arid was the opening of the 1976 base ball der. "We're just going to make aking a determined charge. season. Messersmith. who won his some phone calls," he sai(l. The ball trickled past the cup, free agent status from an arbi- "We'll contact some clubs aii'l - Sponsor of the event Iii thp C'NIn1l for .-_- 1 - stroke lead at that point, the hire right-tumder, resumed his Dodgers last season, is back to Mits to a physical examination S ______ - A -.1 ________________________ won the heavyweight class in victory. The senior will attend mates, although none of them the state meet Saturday at- Florida State University in the won their respti'e weight classes, Job )fl-rushing Trev ino four shots off having search for gainful employment square one, still trying to sell - - Resumes So .Nlmserstwth, who won 19 Messersmith the fastball-for- 16th hole. Gelberger had a - - Messerism "th - - ~ - h A sip of co,oli water cWA.Tom 61kes between prictice makhes at JACKSONVILLE - Seminole Also pos{ing strong finishes Seminole Community College, where the Raiders' net squad Uomniiiunit y College's baseball were Jeff Maddox with a sixth .First Baptist moved into shows an overall record of 16.4 and stands as one of the state,g team outclubbed Florida JC Otto Thomas pitched First in his class with Don Peterson premiere teams. Sties Is a freshman from New Smyrna Beach. Saturday, 15-10, in a Division 2 undisputed possession of first Baptist to victory, permitting and Rickv Bryson nabbing place in the Sanford Church only five Seminole is home against Valencia Tuesday at i:3o in a Dlyislon 2 tester as Marvin Evans drove seventh places each. League Saturday with a 15-1 a big hand in th clash. Illerald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) fl three rims, e batting wi th a Ilus .Ninher picked up Ills .511"A -Pitch sofIL-ill victory over home run and double, Don and third win in (our decisions, holy Cross Episcopal. Scott Regan had two hits In other gaines, Pinecrest apiece, while Joe Pickens thanks to some timely relief Baptist suffered its first loss ork hr Mike imimean. by tripled and singled, Allan tfall a 6-3 verdict at tile hand of Fint Singletary doubled and singled Seminole Plays at Fort Pierce Tuesday against Indian Presbyterian; First United and Rick Austin had two River, I then goes against arch- Methodist knocked off Sanford singles. rival Valencia Thursday in Christian, 15-0; and Nazarene Greg Ganas tripled for Holy Captu whipped All Souls Catholic, 13- Cross. Orlando, . RAIDERS ihot on the 217-yard, par-three - S _, IJeLAND - Seminole High ternoon. fall on a football grant-in-aid School weightlifter Mike Good Good set a state record of 310 Seminole placed th ird in a became his school's first state In the clean and jerk and field 01 20 teams, getting sound chnipion since 1966 when he totalled 670 pounds for his suppo rt from Good's team- . ~ % ______ --------_ The noisy ones were all but silenced by the magnificent . Abft - were the quiet ones, Ills were the noisy ones." ,0 .. - ways for the underdog and that Lee Is a rca! personality, but this was a little inuch," "That's golf," the quiet Geiberger said, thea flashed a gentle, shy, b,oyish smile. had some fans out there. They rain intervened in the 11th inning. - COOL IT, - Evans Sparks I First Baptist Gains f Raiders C rch Leag u e Leclid -ill. '_ , - - hiAve been able to talk for a and five hits in six innings as the Dodgers and California Angels battled to a 3-3 tie before is* - _ month.! know the gallery is al- - past the Texas Rangers 6-2. Los Angeles' sore-elbowed - 1- : shot powered the Montreal f - ._ __________________ Expos 7W -- . .. - Nate Colbert's two-run homer -. __ ____ — _________ _______ _- ________ ____ -' - ,-- -. .- I4_t ,.,m - - Ti ___ 1. and have a little talk witli my. ____ ________ 1. - he'd made It, they wouldn't What this seerris to Indicate is that the in- "We have independent 11dentists who have a dividual invest,or, burned a few times but pos- great deal of knowwge and experience in all too. -•• ___________ _________ _________ ________ _________ __ something?" Lynn mked. -If ' a coast-to-coast toll-free sessed of essential common sense, is still in- areas of concern. Each member of this panel is clined to ptay it safe for a while more. Ile wants looking forward to the oPporturdty to talk with more assurance. And maybe he wants tax relief the public. We hope as many people as possible ,' ,, ________ Geiberger said. "I had to stop "Wouldn't that have l96 and are determined not to be caught again. "We're aware of the concern in our Some of them seem to be less confident of population over food safety and nutrition." says vigorous, uninterrupted economic growth. ', ' rrk.a..r ___ _____ _______ _____ ____ ___________ - lery, but Geiberge brought ,t those two days, 28 university and government scientists will participate in a national "Food related to tAxes. Some students of stock market Agricultural Science and Technology (CASr), a activities feel they ,detect 0 fundAmentBUY nonprofit organization of 17 scientific societies changed attitude in arriall investors, both Wward with a numDership of gorne 25,OW scientiM, the market Itself and to the future In general. most university fa culty members. "Dialgue" has also been partially funded t,y a grant from Many of these investors were victimired by the the National Agricultural Chemicals Am. wild up-do wn churning of the market In th e late :" ______ ' _____________ ___ ______ ;_ - Aw - home a two-stroke victory Sun- pins exclusion on securities transactions. and telephone setup by which On will answ r encouragement of unploye stock.ownerstilp questions from consumers not only about plans as a means to broaden the shareovrrier chemicals and additives but nutrition, base, which surveys show has been dwinking. agricultural prodLCtiOn and wrxId hunger. '.' ' b`-_' 1L In eX&-":"t. f- ="c (;b_'_"c'" v Gm=",'tk -C -, Wood, whm3 6 - priAlderit of Mcculludl necessary rnodificat,ions in the bill (for Instance: Oil Corp., called attention to what he - said was a doing away with a death penalty for hizane continued flight of smal.1 Investors from the killers), critical solons have dropped their equity markets, position. Though few In the Senate have even It is Use investors, the comirdttee believes, re-6d the remainder of the 750,-page S.1 cument,, there is presently no memingful who provide the backbone of financing for some do, of th e sec on d and third ti er companies sub. opposition to ILi eventual adoption, staritial, profitable companies that somehow And what is in the rest of the document? Some don't attract the Ug institutional funds. good things, admittedly, such as a'ime-victim The iristitutions, it seems, choose to concompensation, strerig9mied penalties for white. collar offenses and new rules for the crime of sei centrate their money fit Ille "cstabUshment" discrimination. However, by and large, s.i companies, a good n,any of which are included In remains legislation which n(4 very usefully the compilations that make up the popular inpresa-i constitutional termination as a cure dustrlal average, (kid-lot trading which is trading in units of for what ails us: . I '-, (lay in tile Greater Greensboro 9 Open. lie turned back the bid of Trevino wi th a two-iron shot that missed by a couple of In. ches of be ing a hole in one. Anybody with a question about food will be -, .- --.. _________________ ____ '-.-.-v'. _____ .. _____ ______ - health. Rarely does the ordinary person have the chance to talk toan expert and pin hlzndown and ask him just what the story Li. Day Dial-ogue" \nt'n - . 0 I I'' __________ Cleveland's Jim Kern limited Milwaukee to one hit in six in- r: h'i,z. and the iniian beat the !l '2. Von Jua' tw3run homer off Rollie Fingers enabled San Francisco to beat the Oakland A's 5-3. - BERRY'S WORLD V. __ .. ____ it was a disappointment to the jostling, unruly, beer.drink. ing, loudly pro-Lee Trevino gat- Hardly a day passes without the news that yet ab!e to do just that, however, on April 7 and 11. On __ .. I . on and take it home," He did. - _____ press by a general tightening up of procedures that probes reveal the &mw pattern. Other disp,ensers of health care p,' / runs and 19 hits Saturday. added 15 more hits and ____________________ trounced the Atlanta Braves 8. ______ 3. front with four to play; Just go 6, 1974, many top general upsurge in volume. The bill has of course not been received with from its low point on Dec. executives are hardly satisfied. In February, Wood said, Investors sold 11.2 Their feeling is like that of a lot of other million shares In odd-lots, and bought only 4.9 -I _____ ' . • :0 self, say, 'hey, you're one In be we're plain apathy In Congress. Last year, actually, it was vogue for liberal and moderate senators to . ________ ________ ______ ______ "hed TV "The way the gallery was acting, I felt like I was one shot utred in monetary terms, \rnendment's promise of a fair trial as well as the First Amendment's promise of free speech and i- ___ couldn't see anything. After a cling to the old-fa,shioned Idea that a husband But __ ______________ __________ cheered." was a stampede," his prctt' wife, Lynn, said. "I ' whataiver. ages cu tout for and wife are supposed to ben team arid that the - mkcel the green • decrease In housework. The Cham Manhattan Bank, however, puts a prnnlum of $13,(X) on a woman's labors In the home, out, If it weren't for a wife tiviing her husband's clothes and fixing his lunch and dlrrer, he couldn't go out to work for the steel company or _______________ __ __ _____ (;ItF;ENs}3ol(o N.C. (A1) I was - n trouble ,,n . Whatever the figure should be, Wages for Housework is demanding that the government payitand suggestitgetUemonyiytax1ngt1e lAg corporations. After all, Ms. Ingber points Moscow Sign Pointer __________ the eighth hole ," a weary A! of and 29 and declines after age 54 due to a that JUSt because everything is different in medicare abuae investigations last year. They say Medicaid - Accordin g to resear ch ers at the Social Security Administration, the economic value of a q housewife peaks at abntit $6,417 between the ages hand is everywhere In the McClellan bill. So it is prr*rarn fraudulently. The direct victim is the American taxpayer, but the ultimate losers are the poor and elderly i .- f=ds ditteriked to bill padding, kickba&3, ..im — duplicate billing, illegal claims and other &buses are denied to people who really need help. Hospitals, Laboratories, pharmacies and .specia lized services are involved in the DoCOI-S however, are the chief culprits, iiecording to federal in%vstigaturs. Physicians wer- the targets of 73 per cent of federal , who is going to pay for it7 both sides of a dispute and that no official is ar. indicate that up to $4 billion anmially is siphoned from _____ __________________ ______________________ Baltimore ace Jim Pal:.-r was rocked for seven runs umd 14 hits in six innings as the New York Yarikoos whipped ml Orioles M. The Kansas City - ____ around the country ra llying housewives (and single houseperaons as well) to the cause. How much is housewif e's labor worth, and -' ,.. ( .. ,. _____ as Li La Trevino money. We work to hard and are underpaid," says Beth Ingber, a spokesman for the _____ now. And If the bill comes to the floor soon, the Sena te migh t very well vote affirmatively for legislation that can only be described as decidedly Nixonian, - Worth ? the , - — - - wirutiny, S. I hhs largely been left to the mostly who very early encouraged the creation of S. 1. In "ge t tough" approach to American justice he urged Congress to Institute an upgrading, fening and codification of the f ederal criminal ws His thoughts were ca ll ed "primi tive Outlasts "Women all over world are In a powerless siWatlon because we don't have Independent . ':" . Is A Wife formed along these lines, but his unmistakable federal government's answw to the health problems of the poor, . . ./t i, __________ _________ __________________ Geiberger adversary American system of justice 13 fair to Disclosures of cheaUng in the Medicaid program, the '.. ______________ tabepaidforlt--inhiardcash. . - . ' :.f. .. CaPftOZ. Having (ailed to attract needed to know, the First Amendment also assures that the vengefulness" by the dirtentor of a conunission Roing I TM O~T _ r ________ to now as '!'' Hence a quite real American disaster Li nearing formation on the senior side of the reporters and contempt citations. No matter how stop short of forbidding publication or taking judicial proceedings underground." We agree. _ - . - - 11 _ t' r#"' :'- - . S. • .- .,. ;-. . ', _, .I : .. . . .r . _____________ removed. Only a suspicious few have hold of it conclusion that "courts c3n maintain the Sixth .............. ': - Lii _ 11 it the matter later this year. Most conflicts between most recent study of the press and courts with the - tour DON OAKLEY - Handles secret devices of its advocates. It has, therefore, become a poli tirml pot whose ha nd les have been The Twentieth Century Fund concludes its -. IN The county commission should take the matter under serious consideration and either adopt a firm policy not to Issue licenses to carry concealed weapons -or adopt an approved method whereby a qualified applicant may secure a permit. Pot Wi the publication of evidence given in open court in a m urder trial until the Supreme Court adjudicates obscure they are, each involves a major rightfreedom of speech and communications. Each also encourages more of the same. Quite apart from th e American citizens' right Anderson promptly ruled that wrong. I tried to throw low and start early," Anderson said, St. Louis Cardinals 16-1 behind Guneti, ace of the Reds' staff, the pitch was high." When Houston and Cincinnati Meanwhik, Richard, another an 16-hit assault. open the National l eague sea- woW(I be relegated to the bull. Antkrson, obviously upset, lirohrnller but often a wild one, 11w pen for at leas t the first week of said Gullett was Philadelphia Phililes also son Thursday, J.lt. Richard, the "10 days to two was impressing season, Houston Manrapped out 18 hits in winning a with Gary Nolan weeks behind schedule" and who was to have been on the ager Hill Virdon and pitching 15-9 slugfest from the Detroit bench, will be on the inheriting the opening (lay as- blamed the hard-throwing left. himself to the top of the Astros' Tigers. Garry Maddox belted a mound and Don Gullett, who signrnen, hander for being out of shape. staff, grand slam homer, Bobby To. I. I kite never given up that was to have been on the mound. 'If you know it takes you "I hadn't made irn rnt' tninil I..AS wu w IIhIfl) runs, not even In a spring longer to get ready will be In the Reds' bullpen. than most until today," Virdon said alter homer and doubleruns wun a and Mike training game," Gullett said. "1 guys -and Don knows It takes making Richard his ope Those two unexpected devel. had no rhythm. Everything was him ning Schmidt slammed a two-run longer then you've got (lay, choice. "1 think the main homer. opments came about Sunday thing he's learned is to control I when Richard hurled SIX inThe San Diego Padres himself. I don't know if he's flings of one-hit ball in the Ashe erupted for seven runs in the throwing as hard tros' 3-0 vicry over the Miii_____________ u.ced to, but he's certainly fourth inning and crushed the L nesota Twins while Gullett was Chicago Cubs 13-3. Fred Lynn throwing more strikes." '1p' bombed for nine runs and as SPORTS Buddy Bradford and Bob Co. broke out of his spring slump by many hits In Just four innings of lucclo homnered in a seven-run driving In four runs with a the Reds' O-4 shellacking b Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. sixth inning and Brian Downing homer and double as the Hod Monday, April s, 1974-SA the New York Mets. _____________________________________________________ connected in the eighth as the Sox pounded the Pittsburgh I'i. Cincinnati Manager Sparky Chicago White Sox ripped the rates 11.5. - Historically, law enforcement officers have opposed Issuing permits for concealed weapons to private Investigators. 11 44 ('.UlIII Ih Tlit' Associated Press Seaboard Coast Line. How Much in the Republic. guarantees of a free press and fair trial are not as dramatic, usually involving minor murder cases, secrecy, court harassment of from P* Irknrr4 IJ. III Ii1I .1, 'aEn Executive Thomas Blayney and executives noted, ov er at the x r)n A/nc 9 Llnc , Auto-Train President Eugene K. Garfield, Auto- Political Supreme Court has never sustained one. The th e constitutional It Actually it's a project for the Downtown Development Corporation, Sanford city officials, _____________________________________________ Appropos [lie last point, it is significant that nearly all gag orders are usually modified or rescindedbyappeals cous-andthe United States court considered the government's suit. However, Justice Henry Blackmun currently is prohibiting ..; ____________________ And that should have been the tipoff to k ill it th on e spot. Congress needs room to arrange its prejudices, and at a time hen its attenti on was already divided beyond capacity, the legislature was in no position to begin proper consideration ofamat ter soweeping astoaffectevery person closest it came was when publication oi the Pentagon Papers was restrained temporarily while the Thursday's Starters Shuffled __ . merchants. Retirement must have been the same —both sad and happy for the lady everyone calls "Granny" very nervous Abby Boyd. ground in its efforts to cover the courts. Anoth er study issued recently "Rights in Conflict," conclui1'd thiit the restraints courts are imposing on the media are "a growing threat to freedom of the pI.ess, Four major problems concerned authors of the study. More and more jx1ges are forbidding the publication of news gathered outside the courthouse, excluding the press from court proceedings or forbidding reporting of trials and imposing gag chairman Layer defeated Henley and Dan Pelham when he post lie now holds. won the The county's 87-year-old Velfare Department director last week was summoned to appear be( the county commission, an event that provided a tinge of the unusual. art you all going to do to me" asked a he Clock Sanford and perhaps do some business with local What commissioners did was honor Mrs. Boyd for her 40 years of service to Seminole County. Mid the reason for her appearance was to receive a citation and a silver service tray. A major worry was whether or not she would have to make a speech. She didn't. But Commission Chairman Michael Hattaway did. "It's a happy dsiy and a sad day for people In Seminole County," the As it looks now, only two candidates will be in the running t1Js year for the position of Seminole County School Superintendent, Barring any unforeseen camarnity, school Supt. William P. Layer will seek another term. The person identified most often as Layer's opponent is Lyman High School Principal Canton Henley. Asked about the possibility of officially entering the race. Henley says, "I haven't made any decision." He added, however, that he matter under consideration. Layer, on the other hand, has remarked he plan to run a "good clean race" in his bid for a second on made no ;itteriipt or 2- - - - - - ---- - - - -v i_- - - --- -- ---- - - - ji%•'• �- rui. ---- - __ -, - . _=_-~ _______ [-I U cz i~~i'~,- -: -,~,- - , : _ OREBOARD W 1 .4 .• Exnsot,on OsIn Detroit 6, BOShIfl Khn"S City 14. Chicago (A) 0 Trial, 1. Montreal I Cnc'nniti 13, New York Pitisbuirgh 6. St. Louis 4 I DIego 7. Chicago (N) 2 New York (A) 71. Baltimore 16 It in- n~ f'q$ Sunday's Results Pi w York (A)9. Baltimore 3 Bo%ion it. Pittsburgh 5 (h(ago (A) 16. St. Louis 1 phiadeiphia 15. D.IroIt 9 FIRST -s.is, c: 1. Early Star (3) $76 40. 1 I 2L7) 5)65 00; 31.17. FOURTH - 1-16, 0: 1. worry wart (4i i2.00, 6,40,340; 2. Avacielie California S. Los Anglfl 2 Regular Season Ends 5.2); T (4.) 3) 131 10: 3)33, Q (2 3) 133 40: P 112 S) $95 70. SEVENTH - 5-16. C: 1. Montague SIXTH - I. Sofa" Wally (6) IS 20, 40). 400; 7. Zubi DôvIoS (6) Cologne (2) 12.60. 1 6.i. 4.00. 7. Ruth 7.00, 4.40; 3. Orbe Mandiola (1) 6.20: Deann (7)360,210.2. C. P.'s Michel WHA ',-I:,. A. I. rruit Float (4) 3.00, 2,40, 2 20t 2. My Delia (1) $'s 30. 3179 6) 5173 40. EIGHTH -36. A:). K'S Maryme SEVENTH -1. Solana Egurbi (3) Cie-. e (6) 3060, 6 80, 2.60; 2. Go Tom 35 39 5 75 271 276 11.10, 5.20, 3.20; 7. Galdos Cobian (I) 33 10 7 73 755 790 660 S 40 i Rafael Wallg (5) 360 Q Eckert (3) 3 20, 2,20. 3. Broker's N Eng IS 44 1 11 29S 340 (3 8) &59r2o. P J3 41 11127 go. Cincin Bonut (4) 7."; Q 13 1) 11119,00~ P (1-3) WestivIslc1n EIGHTH - I Isasa 0onlguen (6) $91.70; 35.99. 04 311 258 s W L 1 Pts. OF GA , ran - 33 31 6 76 300 2111111 Canadian DivIsion 0 (I 6)' W,00:~ (6,I) S101.70., Big 0 (3 5 with all 1) UI 00; (31 with all bling Red 11) 2.40. 260; 1. Klippeir Kirk (2) 3.50, 4.20; (dead heat place) Today's Games fir-sbvrg, Fla. Atlanta vs. Chicago (A) at Saaso Fl Kansas City vs. Montreal at Daytcna Beach. Fla. '4. Aba, Ariz. PhiIaq.lpnia ' s'S. .te.,cl...3 41 34 4 66 302 277 calgiry S20. 2. maril (1) 6+8D. 4,4C; 3. 27 0 5 592M 34S eoniguen (5) 4.40, 0 (I 3) S76 00; P Eamtn Tornio 24 SI Clinched divi si on title I Zbi Sutton (I) is,io. Saturday's Results I ._ M . ' ' 2 . a; : ...-, . •; ;:: Qetec S. Toronto I I4UVIIUfl 6. Phoen'. Sunday's Results 6. Cin,:innaili 3 ouftec S. Toronto 4. OT Indianapolis 4 New England 2 at - Alai DAYTONADEACH SATURDAY MATINEE FIRST- 1. Bob Davalos Ill 14 W, 7 lb.aro Wally(S) 1100 10 a. 1 ' PhiliKlIelphia vs. Chicago (A) M Sarsiscits. Fla. Kansas City vs Montreal at 51. Louis vs. Pinsbu rgh a t lirboe,iilon Fla. a, Detroit vs. Cincinnati vs Oakland at LOS Angeles I Mesa. Ariz. San Diego vs. Mit*itike at Miami FlaW Minnesota vs at at Houston Slew Orleans. La., N (A) of Fort L a uderdale, 8 with ' A) 11,511113 00 ; 120. 6,10; 3 MarQuis Lorenro A 00, Q i 4 7) 1114.60; P (4 7) US4 20 FOURTH - 1. ROdcs(tO * 18.60, 112.40, 7.20; 2- Mutilla-Rodolfo (3) 640, 3.10. 3. Mati-Boniguen (1) 1160 0(36) 15060 P (63)19510 SIXTH -i Zubi Goodwin 10 , 2. IC CC- aga P paI y(63 (3 1)14 00 SIS 70 SEVENTH Isasa Goodwin FINAL NHL STANDINGS . - EIGHTH - 1. Gatti Sarduy (1) (2)4.604003 isasaRodolIo(f) . NY ~ Isle r ig 0 (15 with all 2) 199.10; wit h all flit S?43 00, 42 AlInta IS 33 12 92 262 237 Srayth. Division i 32 30 11 12 IS4 Vancvr 2332 15 11 2'l 272 29 37 14 n 249 M Louis I c. ; 33 33 9 ILS 263 265 Dettl 26 44)0 e2 276 300 ! r - Dog Racing H D.'s Cecil 6, 1. Black Shot 5 2; 1 Mc'ntague Regard 10 SATURDAYMATINEE A Sapparo Peral 4; S. E.D.'s Brindl a NINT14 - 1. Jorge (7) 9 00, 4.20, Run 8. 2 Montague Alocale S - 3 6: SECOND - 5-16, C: 1. Columbia s. Beach Bum 6; 6 Lusly Lieutenant (II 11 60 7 60 5 10 2 Circuit i i Hot ChocolateS 7 S Lad y Cola (5) 3.70 DD 12 1) U?.90 Q 11 2) 137.00; P (1-2) 5707.50; 31.31. Daisy FOURTH - S-16, M: 1, Domore Mary 5. 2 0.0. Flath 4; 3. Mr W(-r 1. 4. Irish Sheila S-2; S. G Vent ure Ale rt's Ro bbi ns 1320 560 3G*en ea 12. FOURTH - 5-16. M: 1. Lake Dainty J ouise 5; J Modest Ruth 4, A Dubl i n (4)S60 120300 7 Ingot (3) t,'.&nateeTrixlel2 S Bingo Murphy 4)131 40 e 3150 TENTH - I B-ar mD () 14-60, 6-00, 5 00 2. Gald(4 Edward t.cP 'ere 10 5 V:nus Go 6 6 .i 6. C's Fletfeet I; 7. Officer SermonS- SEVENTH - S-16, D: I. jack Walonga Bud 5 7: A. Gay Gobby 10, Hoef er (1 ) 41 40 1070 111,100; 7 Rollo SStyIis Ladb 6 QU. k: anfloI Chat (7) 5,00, 5 00; 3, Iiiialinet Idol AhtoSo Hope 12; 8. EIGHTH - It, B: I Nomad 4. 2 (S I I hl 0 ( I + 2) S63 60; P (I 2) J L 's Joy ID, 3. Jim Hoiler 6; 4 R EIGHTH- S-16. C: I. Play Me (1) & T Chandler S. S. ultra Violence 4; 11.60, 5.60, 4.00; 2 Stalky (2) 10.20, 6 Pinto Barbara 12; I. sentry 57; a. p ( 2) $01.00; 3197. NINTH- 5.16, C: I. Binegar 12; 2. NINTH -I-IS, B: I.Sneaky5rsake Montague Tartan 1;). Angel Light (2) & 00. 3 20, 2 60, 7. Rock A Blue (3) 11; 4 Mc Kavelt 6; S. TWELFTH - 17 20 1 20 2 60 7 Holom (3) 4031op Fox (7) 470 0(35) 11114 00; 31 SI TWELFTH - . , Herald Staff 10 11 you. - tlU. ' ' - '' _: Don Vincent dISPIAY5 the 1%=Dd grouper be caught while fishing off li charter as finally landed this one. Ile boat was Sunday "larger" and about 5o miles offshore. . Gwyn Staley Win Lifts C le Yarborough s Ch n i ' a NORTH WIIXESBOIIO, N.C. 500 at Darlington, has more 220 degrees in just two lap" "We had to make a quick pit Alter a dismal last- than a few people believing (Al') stop, a little earlier than we had lace finish in the Daytona 500 him. "You ain't beat sheer horseplanned, but it worked all right earlier this year, Cale Yarborough was down In the power," said Richard Petty, after tluit." who chased Yarborough all dumps. The victory seemed a popular p .-mnd a lap -71~s was the worst weO. in (jiv, and %vol;nd up cne bat.k of the Junior John.onsOC history of this racing lly use Junior '. , :, * '. - l()h=:1 is a native of this part .liinnr has found snmethint and Cirollna make his next start in the April numerous other problems. "We extra in his engines," theorized some 'tuit of a folk hero 23 Blue (;rt&ss at Keereland, must be doing something Bobby Allison, a dista t third. "" Yarborough insists it's not wrong." the record two offspring of What A PleasI3ut these da}s Yarborough the engine, but the handling 'If urv. %iicars his ever-pres6it cowboy II)e cfniss;s is working, you "Honest Pleasure has had a hat at a jauntier angle, walks don't need ,all thid much horse: - I . much easier time of it so far power," he said sit'i a quicker step and usually 9 . than Fool ish Pleasure," said 0 0 -It was in the rear end," has a big smile acrom his round Jolley. But he admitted Honest face. Yarborough said guardedly, inPle,isure "appears he can do -We have found our prob- ,licating there would be no furmost an t h ing he wants to do' __________ 1cm he said confidently alter ther expla n a tion of the probJolley, explaining Honest I a convincing victory in Sun- lem. "But after we got that "( en ~traightened out, it was smooth day's Gwyn Staley 400. 6 he was the 2ar-old ham Alter two victories in the Last sailing in the race The only three NASCAR Grand National I hati an inside post, trying to stock car races, and ,I near that bil, piece of cardboard I I conic from behind at 512 fur'the front of the car. Iniss in the third. Yarborough, blew across loitgs at Iklmont ?'sobody wins That blocked off the radiator %ii ho nov, rates as the early ía that way over that distance. vorite in next Sunday's Rebel and the temperature shot up to "I have to take credit for getting him beat th,1 othier time," -said Jolley. He said his horse would Pleasure uftt s,jiu I V,I of a Honest Pleasure'sS '.ictor) was his eighth straight and ninth in 11 starts. ,, It was the easiest three lengths I ever won by. I rank Honest Pleasure right at the top . • I • wi th ifl) -ear-osu colt e ver rode...and maybe above die others." said 13ac7.a, who won the 1963 Kvntuck~ - Derb%aboard Chataugay. Honest Pleasure will be out to duplicate the Kentucky Derby victory last year of his brother, Foolish Pleasure. Ile's already fl(p Oil I"OCliSh Pleasure, who finishii.4 third in the 1975 .) - I - - i_ t __ - -- THERAPY -)9s _11 ______ -- • . a - r--" - I .-A. , ,.&~' ______ 'I !!F1 .'! . .. W. -_V__ 1 alter fo ur blnssn it 11 .1 +I , S-IS A 1 Golde WOMEN .. 1. . . I* High Blood (holesterol Smoking Habi' Stress Excess Weight High Blood Pressure .. . . 1111~ . I ' I ,I* . _______________ - W' Dietary Control of Cholestrol Plan F i v e-da y r i " Scientific Weight Control Physical Fitness Stress Control . % r- over a between7 and 10 a.m. at the Seventh Day Adventist Church on Moss Road, Winter Springs. It will be offered again on April ii from 7 - 10 a.m., at the Winter Springs ci ty Itau. Participants are asked not to eat or drinl. anything except water for the 12-hour period preceeding the testing, to =21,774. 00 OU excl usive mount once in the mile and an eighth Florida Derby, "at the feature IIL - - I . I lil'i . " I 11 . -- = ... I -~ ~- .I .It - .+I .-* I. ~. . . __ , . - _L___'_ . _______ W. . .. I 91 I- - - - **%. "Am, .. , • I _ lup-w- I , ... -- -' K1 1 I -_ 77 ---_ -_ To Be I . - f. I E veningHerald - . ~_ i_~ 31 . . i- I - - EMak I -- i . . i I ' "CB BREAK" the aches and pa ins ill Eckect 120 U lS 521 20 T (I AIIA warns, however, that also some evidence to suggest - - __ I -. - to ±- ig, ' - ______ ^ __ - A - I 6 7942 Handle 1210069 Detroit News who was using CB even before the units were popular and surcie in CB usage from the day when the frequencies were largely used by truck drivers E35- rhythmic -' --- Stieni teII6 S L I. siZzy - BRIEF e This column will seek to inform CBers on I and in- repetitise federal regulations . Calvin Hill Joins Redskins pff NVIN je I 9 Act as a primer for now CBers. WASHINGMN, D.C. - Running back Calvin Hill, who played six years with the Dallas Cowboys before defec'tlng ~ tu I to Hawaii of the World Football I,eague, signed a multi- year contract with the Washington Redskins Rankin Bests Burfeindt By 2 1 MI N ~_w - __ , - __ ___ - _. I I • MATINEES I_I mOfluQ , -p'--p--y-y-p- I P T I . : t, oft. fifl !dfc tb.. f-1l'J l'ru Borg YOUR KIND OF Clobbers Vilas O Was "4, &2 to take the Brazilian title SA in the Wrid TRIFECTA ~: - I - I I 1,500.000 alis e today who Amer i have been cured of cancer. To 4iJ -1 ,t- i!V . patients PRICE! i WOULD LIKE TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE EVENING HERALD ewcomers NAME • THURSDAY I _____________ ______ I it -1 Tint Retouch • Ar%r%nrr ___________ ____ __________ I PiLJUiC3 --__ -_- $499 SHOR Haircut WITH PURCHASE OF SET ________ nu,ql NIT[ __________ rcamirez topples Uastase .it maKe a second best' ' CARACAS, Venezuela -limul Ramirez upset second- in the World Championsl.ipTennls tournament Goolagon Upsets Evert wornzin's tennis cMmpionsiup. 0 McROBERTS TIRES 405 W. First Sanford ~__ __ 11 0 0 Home • very 55c Week 1 i~_ WK-dul ~= Aft-401bA 1 I 1 ___ 1 MAIL OR DROP BY Shampoo And 3et ' 1 ________ -- 6 1 0 0 SHORT HAIR 41 831 • 7878 10 means to keep a person alive. Abby. If the bride wants Ii - -% -: . .. ?r. a • '4 " liffr&m_ . - ~ - _~, , - .I I ': _~, ;, ___. , ,11 - -, - - ______ --- -_ - - -_ - . - -_ - - .-7 _ _____ -- ____ I. n u - 41t Blueberry BREAD A Rye or flc $ American Homemaker - SANFORD CIVIC CENTER .. 421 li w y. 434 Longwood __ a 10 OPEN 4_ 1, M~J,I! - ,;r;,~, ~ Yf' L-,, - -: " 'C 1~~" , 4,5 .- Beginning At 7:00 P.M. Beginning " P.M by & / / I ',j, 1. ~~'A tO' , Other Exciting Door Prizes ,,, \ ' 41~: ~r--i, - ___.,~ T I --t - _. - , ~~__ 11 ~- ;11!~ --._Z, ~.~rl !~__,' _! , ___ - - -_- Gift A iiIii1 ______________ ~" 0 __ -.".. :~:_. a.-, '.. t VZM; __ - iA + =- - ~ .~ .. ~1_ ___ __ - ____ . 11111 pp .4xt=! '' II -i X ___ Z-.--I I tfi!~' . 0.W-1---s" *- , - - _1 _~,_, __~!Pk# ~* _ 44. - ii \i(L lUll , _1'r.R-, k, ~-.4, ~ -~. . - 1~ ~--I -q~~ ,~_r:-t,r,!.,j * i X-r-- I - (k` % C '. I ~.; + ~ I - axljkl_.~ Summer Fashions Show 12 Bags of Groceries Given Away At Each Show A 7_,J - - .~ , V. .!$Zilir 1 Miss Ernst A, I - -r- join in on the fun! Food Preparation Demonstrations " - 1V , . . 4!,4..L.f7-V~A' -- Lir" -4, ADMISSION FREE Spring :~~, IN' - r-eW ` tr- yA,.V_P= F r id ay SPONSORED BY THE EVENING HERALD __ tr4- . _1" 10_~! Jr I - . . , . : _,aq_' , - [_ , -. kz-., 1,.A,wt- %, ~_-S?~_ * Dramatic Displays by Local Merchants _~S~ 9 V I . 76"' e*444 A * 1._, I I i~__ I , It 50 - .~ r • , Re 62c . 4 0 * Sit" 4i - Honie Economist Plus much, much more a" 1~ - .r i PIES pumpernickel 99 - 4 dollar savings, budget tips ..... * FRUIT m ____________ - -t Come , . =~~e. .r'~~,~'-,,V!'.'~~.. . _`#~Av- I " II I will achiese _______ I. •: view on the right to die with I suppox- I should have dignity?" it is not necessary to known better, but I honestly did use extraordinary, artificial it without thinking. I ft • ______ . "..'. 4 -, ", - ;, __ vl - .. Lening iiraiu Ev e n i ng H e ra ld 's 'lal c get . 1000 : Ble r it and her sister. 'What Is the official Catholic - ! or ,*4 r' , In answer to your question, horrified -especially ' the bride , Cherry ty v i7l-Ef ~-~% ,, of4k / * I F elton J Sheen hI t We e ll, the Abby: bride threw her bouquet J• ) Whatajoy it was to hear from directly to her younger sister you, having not had the (the maid of and dumb pleasure ot seeing you for such me reached in front' of her lfl(I r . 4 ;? '~ , m Specials ,th • BIG PERFECTA women ______________________ cans research, programs of education and service to cancer I . '" he lined there's rope jumping (yes. might want to involve tier I 3 _1__. our Lord, the money-conscious female, where others exercise Or sht Give generously this April so AQ9 lifesaving programs can 1 4o Most For the woman who lives and three to six months. After this I Tune-in to the Evening Herald and be informed! ___t_i' - Come see Charlene Ernst national home economist way to get to work And as well exercise tolerance testing is It - - .. Sat . the column I M . ~_ _ A kno,ciation event. -T. AmericanCancerSocietyforits continue uninterrupted A41*0 OUR KIND OF - stops. neser I 1 1 1 ~_4. DAVIDSON, N.C. - Dave Pritichett, assistiiint coach at Davidson College, replacing Gary WalWs, who decided to go back to DartmouGi and c.)ach. a and . • Readers questions will be answered in Wed. & Sat. -- LJsIngProof fundraising Crusade comes con rol cancer - and you re invited' as being good for the henirt, they also reconinie-nded by AIIA. also gise one a chance to get only once a year, but the fight to on. of r----i . works in the citN ' . ' - i a1 i Society's s euiU cat,on 9 It will serve as a forum for the exchange ____ 0 __L-;-~,_...;_~-,.;_V~ EL N -.9 1% ~7# , ~~=i -27 ~g S 101 & I =._. - activities can be undertaken questions arise For previously ___ - ButOnceaYear what s new in the CB world I V . --.F_~ Tr:_ai-__ -___ - - - -. • Keep established operators up to date on 8 00 P.M. -' charged I PALM , SPRINGS, Calif. the pack and beat Betty Hurfeindt by two strokes to win s c re Winner' the $200,000 Dinah 1onshipwith afLna1round68 andathree-unde'par 285 ~~ _f7nf • NIGHTLY - I - ,q clearance before you begin I not be poss A brisk morning log is a great way for th is young woman to keep outdoors may tist workouts The woman who kBu ha the ' herfigure trim, and Is also a key os beal'Jiler heart. The t lacks hi an excuse for no exercise at all' American Ileart Aswiiiitlou and National Sporting Goods Cycling can be performed in- regular progriun on tier own Association urge all women - and men -to start a good new Eide the home or apartment on might consider joining a health habit darlAg April, which is "Put Your Heart Into Sports Month." a stationary bicycle. And for club or community program I ______ __Z_ 116.11% I . -+ IN 11 " 0 . - - ' prolonged artificially after his rhtwsician decides that there is no reasonable hope for recovery. I have given cyipies of that bold men are always unthis document to my physician, faithful to their wives lawyer, clergyman and (o HEIDI ' 1) F-A It IIEIDI: 11 you love On February 23rd I published him marry him. Most bald the o f f icia l Jewish view on the d started fooling right to die with dignity sub- when they HAD Ur. nutted by Rabbi Bernard S I)E/u ABBY: Last weekend Haskas. On Starch 15th I I was a bridesmaid at the published a statement from thC wedding of a close friend. Rev. Norman Vincent Peale When it came time for the concerning the Protestant view. bride to throw her bouquet, the ii the The f ollowing letter was photograp r lilH.0 up a11 -tell stage cycling riding. Both of these program if any problems or ______ _______ 04 does not want to have his life Wishing you every blewing, certain person to have the le a +t th, e exercise program can begin at of improsement and stick to it ABA and NS(,A Aiidjusttobe safe,contact your home - "' who has followed the ________ Abby tness, Sport that the survival rate of heart over-exercising can be as bad attacksicthnslshigherin those as ar even worse than not For the female executive, an 10 Marsa'.eToni $ 4 T's Fast Fanny s - who have "er&sed regularly exercising enough. So don't \%h% look .ins more S Stylish Snady 112I; 6. St4wen Shnai 1 For You... according to the AHA. there is soon disappear. . W, exercise may jumpo per minute This might can help diminish the risk. Arid but ' ' ' _ ear - person signs stating that he We"re Cooking U P Something Good be the sedentary individuals over 35, 5 1) S 122 10; 39. 58. By ABIGAIL VAN BURF DEAR READERS: MI have stated in a pr evious column I hiwe signed The living Will. It is simply a document that a I' ve been se'rly vrllieii.'cI for what I did, bu t I r.eat, FULTON J. SHEEN it without ttdnking. Was"'I ) DEAR ABBY: I am 22 and ,ATong, considered very prett) I am 'ORRY r1 ALABAMA ,)y rope-juniping) - a variety of family, friends or colleagues in w-onian %%ho likes to gct away A happy heart is a healt, going steady with a great guy DEAR SORRY: Forget it. heart, or so goes the Lrge-old jumping patterns or foot skills the exercise for add#. in- froin hoine on the weekend, who is 32. We really love each you prted on impulse. there's cr oss countr saying But if you are an can make this challenging as centie or other, and he wants to marry If all else fails, she might downhill skiing. Or in the me. The problem is, he is very well as healthful. inactive female executive who A regular exercise program work out on a stationary bicycle summer, for those who Like the haiti and my mother told me sits in her office all day, rides should follow an every-other- in front of the television set sun, there's swimming. the bus to work and uses the • If, regular exercise program elevator to get to your third day schedule, and e xercising during the morning news or established and noor office, your heart might be three times a week is usually skip rope to music. And when cannot be ..11 4 . X *.* FAIRWAY k. -..tier fitness on one program has weekends are just too busy. the but it's not sufficient. Ixg muscles may be I ::: happy . I . I ii.W 'ore for a few weeks, but after imposed she might try ABA offers several suggestions necessarily healthy LAUNDROMAT for daily fitness activities. For that period of time the body will something else. ~ A Slatistics show l i ": 10 J! Dry Cleaning at budget ' ~ i .*' ". .:. . ho has free example, why not walk up (and w For the woman a sign woman who leads a sedentary be used to the strain I.: I life may run a higher risk of that your physical fitness level time on the weekends, NSGA downt those three flights of -:--I service in a pleasant at. -` . i suggests a sariety of sports that stairs at work (%eI) diy mosphere Open 7 a m heart attack than the woman is improving After fo.ir to si "'f 0 Mm who gets regular exercise. weeks, there should be some can provide excellent physical stead of taking the elevator,or .*. daily. Located at . . . . .1. a in 04 5-, u. and a good time ' ifyou work on the )th floor, get •:; Although exercise might measurable improvement in exercise For example, the executive who off on the l7th noor and walk IX. FAIRWAY PLAZA I. conjure up the image of 500 sit- exercise tolerance. On Hwy. 1792at27th /s the female executive likes to relax on the weekend the rest of the way up upsadayandachingbonesand . 322-9739 In nice weather, get off the X continues to improve her might try hiking on level ice :" . .... For the physically active and.alkto work heart also continue to increase the American the Association (A'IA) suggest a vigor of the exercise or she will sports. make no further progress. So if pleasant alternative April Is "Put Your Heart Into she s bee n jogging a n ile ever), Sports Month ," sponsored for morning she could try running the AIIA by the NSGA. It Is Orifshe has beeti jumping rope designed to encourage I*ople to for 10 minutes, she should in- Although . I ... Given SInccrel) y ours in cLqe program for a healthy minutes or try to do more - h Sunday: . - - ~~ Z ~___& ~=A. ~, Z__ 6'.4 .1 L . 4% d.i'P"" 3-6. 0 1 Tricky 6 6 Husker Fire III Dignity: - if '' p6f i - I - - W ould You L . Put Your Heart Into . '**~: _r- I 0 - .~ 'r , year With __ " I . . _f i 'IV" . - picked up a check of $91,440 earnings in a little ' % ,'b U ~ IF J ________________-I.'t 'i - . 'I I I ~ - er, Owner Bertrain Firestone Death - __________________________ -' ' Hereditary Factors Diabetes Here's Heartening Newsl - _. . - .-.:--.. - - r ____________ ___ .- • , f, - Inactive Life I " - , Lf i 1)",A VX ,-4k , .t .. __ - his next start, an allowance race at Belmont 1 can I compare him with il973 Triple Crown winner) ..-- - - --,.. -. A coronary risk evaluation booklet, along with the test result report, Is given to each participant when he attends the group evaluation ses.sion. This is held two to three weeks after the blood drawing -in Seminole County, the group evaluation session will be held C4 April 29 from 7.9 p.m. at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Mom Road, Winter Springs. At this evaluation session, the physician explains Iii generaltermstothegroupasawhole,themeaningof the reports and the material contained in the coronary risk ealuat on booklet. Al th ough Heartbeat is a ran-profit program, a $15 fee will be charged per participant to help defray expenses. e participants are encouraged o ow e results of the blood tests to their physicians, The effectiveness of the program depends on the participant following his physician's advice andadoptingway C lit •h ,4fl reduce heart disease risk factors. Specific follow-up programs will be offered at various times af te r the completion of the 'Heartbeat' program. • r V These programs ll include weight control, btop smoking classes, and a cooking school to Instruct in ways to preixtre meals tliat will lower cholesterol and triglycerI de levels. Thus, participants will be instructed how to alter their lifestyles For information, contact Jo Anne Goral, coordinator of Central Florida Heartbeat Committee, at 06-6611, extension 1737. Is Your Heart 'Bea t?' . I...-.. -. - ______ major work short of being dead Monday, April 5 19Th-1 B - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl . 4 A - exerclse,dletaryhabitsandotherfactora, thenareportis typed on each participant. - tnines Are You - When the results of the blood tests are returned from ' shins and "was probably one .-- th e laboratory, and the questionnaire has been analyzed by a physician 0.3 to recommended programs, such as Writer Heart attacks are the numbe r one heal th problem In the United States -but we need not feel impotent before this catastrophe What we have created, we can reverse In order to reverse habits or conditions which might be leading toward a heart problem, a special coronary risk screening program called 'Heartbeat' is to be conducted In Seminole County this week, The 'Heartbeat' program will be conducted with the cooperation of the Florida Hospital and physician consultants. It Is available to all county residents. The 'Heartbeat' program was developed by J.A. Scharffenberg, M.D. of La= Unda University in Ca lif ornia as a preventative measure against heart disease. It endeavors to discover and alert individuals with high heart attack risk and to educate the public of these factors and how to avoid them. It is not the purpose of 'Heartbeat'to dispose or treat heart problems. This should be done by the participant's own physician. The objective of 'Heartbeat' Is to detect and urge i ndividuals to mod ify certain conditions predisposing to t Al I. -A II .1 iari hear disease . ii MW U these 1151% IL'PW aILI LJVuCYVU that factors are discovered and altered, disease and mortality may be reduced. 11c prograin c-owilsts of a 12-twur f w9ting b1ml teit to measure the cholesterol and triglyceride levels of the participant. Also, It includes taking the participant's blood pressure and the participant's completion of a questionnaire. Ibis blood test, pressure count and questionnaire will be offered In Seminole County on Tuesday and Thursday 1' _______ T. ;. T_ - Offered By JEAN PATTESON _______ r I .r. five -.----- - Your Heart Beat The Odds Help . .J3 i , I only twice at the field, onet. ;usO(keO 6 H I Susan 4 7 H c turning for home and again at - - ________ l - - 2 ELEVENTH ' - --- __________ --------- _________ • 4. K's Hopeful 6 Ice (1)5 20.3 10 740 2 Kim Sue (5) 1 Apral: Sardu ,I ---. Catholic View 'b *. __ ' ,:, , _r1 S some wiggle ioI eighth pole. just so he wouldn't Psae 4 - '., y * t. fit" when he finished second In Coura g ous 5-16, 0: 1 Little Bon 5.7. FIFTH On (2) 37 00 460 360 2 Rolling (1) Q 2) $7170 P (2fl 1 SIXTH 1. Bob's Mla (5) aio. \. - - Evaluat'lon --Coronary Risk -.- = r _.-i ______ -,, t- ________ - - - .____ -. ___________________________________________ .. __________ Ahio%oEssle6'3MyShannon1 251 90. 31.90 Norris Division ELFVENT$- 1 Isosa WalIy (3) 5.5 11 11 127 237 74 71 10 1 X. 3 SC' org Goodwin Los Ang ~ - -.Li A ________ -' IIALIJtNDALE (AP) "This horse never has run up to his capacity," jockey Brauiio Bacza warned Kentucky Derby L.l4,.i.1 A 00; 3. Golden Glitter (1) 7.60; 0 (4 TWELFTH - 1 Jorge Echanl: 6) 5)6 60 T (3 6)) $361 60 3987 A - 33". H - 1217,491. (7) 7 60 14 00. 5 90; 2. Aprait Roaol!o (4) 510. 420, 3 Rafael TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Sarduy (5) 6.20; 0 (4 1) S32 90; P 0 4' $74 10 139 0 (1 8 with 1 7) FIRST-5-16. B 1 K s Zor o $ , V.htre's Tuffy 12; 3. Kay's Bvffy S. $1,41080 4 Arab Flash 6; 5. Pecos Stormy 6; Wales Conference a Mfrs :-. 261 (5) 600; Q (37) 131.20. P (73) (71) Chc90 S ELEVENTH - 3-1. 8: I Lake $120 00 2.60, 2 10. 3. Texas Debbie(3) S 40, 0 T" Patrick OivIson () FIRST -S-IS D I So TaIl (2) Fame 6 I Etlie Belly S2 11111110. 1,40, 4,20; 2. Bob Mandlolla 0) I 620.500.3kMoonglo ELEVENTH - 1. 5olan.s 119.50. BP (56 with 73; $1313 so. Boniguen 6 12 00, sO. 280; 2. :9.26 TWELFTH-34,C:I. DonnaDell Zubi Coblan (4) 4 00. 3 00; I. GasW 30 60. P Is 5) $113.10 SECOND -- 1. Bob-Eftard (2) Chicago IN) vs Cleveland at Zubi (1) 2.10; Q 112 4) IS6.60; P (; 2) 113-410 OD (41) $10560 Tucson, Ariz at Phoeni.-, Ariz Baltimore Texas VS. TENTH- $-I#. A: 1. Gert'S Pick (5) 6 60, 4 00, 1 40 2. K,d Cyrvomite , ø California vs. Chicago IN) at Stottsdale, Ariz. Detroit at Cincinnati vs k ,ikeland, Fla I N PlIew Yofk (N) vs New Yoo,k ~A) at Fort Lauderdale, Fla.. N at Histon Minnesota vs New Orleans, La.. N 6fl Los Angeles vs San cc at .riz. N Tu"day's Games rOa vs Bostc' at Winter __ I SIXTV 35 39 6 76 74.5 247 game called offer 10111 Innings. S Diego . PI (1) 5 60, 6 80, 3 60, 2, Brown Spectre r;rTI1 -- '- M.ul!l!.- Ccti--n I-21! 13 60, 7.40, 6 00. 7. I %a &a S a rduy (5) Montreal 6. Texas 2 New York (N) 10. Cincinnati Indy .__ Derby To - - _-JWV,_9` "I lu ..~ t1alL . . -- 2. 1:4 Montreal 4, Washington 3 I San Diego I). Chicago (N) 3 $.in Francisco S. Oakland 3 Cre've,land3 4.,5Milwaike 2 H%li on .1 -- --- ___ - - - =- : _____ 111149k, other 3-year-olds in the _______________________ THIRD - 11. BobOvy 45) 12LOD, Sunday's Resuitt Florida Derby. New York Rangers 2, Phil& 5,40. 4 00. 2. narquinEdoward (1) ,,Ile's always had something left, but It S never been (46) $3000 P 4$l $171 70. 31.60. -. (IS) 5.3670; P (5.1) $131.90. Vencouve 5, t(enias CIty 7 21.. . FIFTH - 1.16, C: 1. E.D.s Beau FOURTH -1.Is.asa(I) 10.70,6.20. needed," Baeza said alter SatBuffalo S. Tronto 2 (1) ?,60, 320, 3r2o; 2. Another Spud Atlanta S. New York Island 34o; 2 mumia (3) 680. 400, 3 urday's race at Gulfstrearn. "1 in looking forward to the (1.7) 5.4120; P (17) 166 10; 31.15, 3) DD (55) $115 50. Pittsburgh 6. Detroit S ,,in ____ (6 7) $11211.1lo; P (6 7) SS4S 70; 819 0 Los Angeles S. Kansas City 1 I. 1375 90. 0,iklaind 7, Cleveland 0 v,itoiraukee 14. Son - Francisco Minnesota . .. 1 - SATURDAY NIGHT 33-80. 1960, 800; 2 Handmaid (8) Washington S. PittW,rgh 4 ?V1Q5. tie - 1. - SATURDA Y NIOIT 2; 42 11 is 250 271 FIRST - 1. Rrquin Wally (6) 310; 0 (I 0) 5295.40; 3 7). clinched division titI SECOND - 5.16, B: I. Following 17. 10. S 70, 400; 7. Nestor Sutton (1) Saturday's Results (4) 6 60. 1 2C 1 00; 7. Sno Ike (3) 560 7 40, 3. Mario Goodwin (4) 4.10: Philadelphia S. Buffalo 2 New York IIenders 10 Nr* Q NestorWally (6) DO (3 SECOND 'orkRangert 1)17.90. 31.54 21 00, 3270. 6 60; 7. Solos Daval os Montreal 6, Detroit 3 Saturtay's Results rS 4 - -__ - -- 7 or '° Baseball I da U)vition Echani: 5 9 ?0. 3 60 . 3 Gash 17 1)3 313 237 EIorrI (7) 300; 0(55)6100; P (S 2(13 105 339 210 %I I) 70. Big Q u 6 with SI) $456.10. Adams -; • __________________ K - - = ---- - - ,------- - --- �'. _Mond,IL1t7 Legal Notice Legal Notice IN THE CIRCU'T COURT OP THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FICTITIOUS NAME _____________________________________________________ Bt ALAN BUR(E SHCJW 11 2 I 4 ' 6I1 9 PiEWS aM onday Evening Afternoon MONDAY NIGHT SPE____ CIAL: "Monfy HaN at Visits His Frxi.' Monty HaN ncxts wersiew, wtth utitwace 2.t ZOOM 35 RIN TIN 'TiN 700 2 TO tELL THE TRUTH (2 12) TAKE MY ADVICE i.4) (6) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW LW (Mon., 2) 'fZ 'TOMORROW 24 IP4TERCoS,4 24 31 STAR TREK 7:30 2 WLD KINGDOM i•," 6" MATCH Ge.4E DAILY RD 5V MOVIE: "dvvntt,es ci Mark Twain' (1944) Fred-ic Mmch and AMxls Snth. Lie ci 61 I'K.A.N'S 1-IEROES fwrd Mrican Puraist .9' LETS MAKE A DEAL. 800 ? fIlCH LlIfl.E SHOW the .4: SIfrIRISE SE'Etj (Mon., Wed., Fn) READING ANDT1EII'.JO(VID(JAL(TUOS) CRACKERBARREL (A) (Thu's.) WHY? (R 6:10 rtj't £I$A*LPf' 'I.,,LS .. 8.15 SINEMiAt... --- (5 ) of fah end L'o ar*r.ais - .' ..,' t . I... ' .. lxxii ci view. . 35 MOViE' ' USA' 830 4 6) PHYLLIS. PtT4il5 is rorj'cx fur the fvst this hot- h'tied death her t 4 nie arJ witty family attorney pays a sd. (A) ' 24 SPECIAL 0t THE WEEK' "MrkRssseft."Featising Mark Russell, pofdicaI sitn, (A) 9 GOOD HE,VENS: Guests: Alex KarTas. Lar K&w4r Karen Morriv. Angel (Carl Retner) Vies he heaverybesttofijf$lawshfor the oldest boy in a home for M 857 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 9.00 JOE FORRESTER: Forroster (Lloyd E'idges) feels doubly helpless when a homicide suspect (Janiss Koach) is released on t ' Pcthce lock the rnai'o to. protect the prin'o wttj (Jot-isle ANon) ouid the dodi 4) 18" ALL IN THE FAMILY: Nche's ck ttnklng saves the life ci a mart, lxi the I..... - ...4 , 1,,â.. 4i SPECIAL OF 'THE (6) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW WEEK:i(oectta,zlco:AnAnfl-- LI(Mn.)tjFEIN1}pI. IT (Tuog ) PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN LiViNG (Wed.) i ;9 -" ABC MOVIE: 'Five Easy I MOVIE: (Mon.) 'ee Jo ate-T*n Weaii. RalPh wa.'te, Sy Sb rs Karen Iack astar. 1970 '6 MAUOE. Leecfyman & nge State Senate, Walter deades nfortheneareg TheMar1IoRodflodI.s Hoad" ales bathelor d' (A) JIMMY SWAGGART SHOW. liQ.Cu$ 1000 (12 JGSAW JOI'E'l: Ji.iie Sorars guest st as on bous W rofler 61 THE 700 CLUB 24 SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 2 F DICK CAVS pj SESSION OF THE aOnIoA LEGiSLATURE 35 O CLUB 1100 OF 2) 112) 31 700 CLUB 1010 4 wi DCJJ'4'JE SHOW' FLOYD iNYIJpII$E THEATRES 1$iEcoNol HOUR I $: - 4:391 I 'FOUR MUSKETEERS"I 6:00-9:50 'Mr PLEA5Uic IS USINESJ . j2) SQUARES 14) (6) L CF U 0 61 (Lt. Tuos., Wed.) %VRLD OF 4EN (Thts) ON YOUR ,,I (Fit) REIfGtOed IN THE NEWS :) HAPPY DAYS(A) Fri fl)CAR tiso rsfswApsHop —1 £140 FLEA MARKET EVERY $LJwD*v,a M-IP.M. ___________ I LI P HAY coM. t.ENTARY 1155 C*LL)flltla 4 .6 ?V CBS - __________ ______ - PIUS ABBY" Tuei.LTaurs.Ecg,flh,ftt*dgtts$1.kid3s0c 322-2611 SATURDAY 9 Noon FICTITIOUS NAME P411CC 5 Purreby gii.c'n that I am tngagcti in business at 109 C. Crystal Lk,, Aye., Lake Mary, Seminole County. Florida, under the fictitious in writing to the address above within thirty days of publication , this notice. The state of Florida name of LAKE MARY LAWN EQUIPMENT, and Inat I Intend to register said name with the Clerk f 'he Circuit C"urt, Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the provisiurfl of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Sect:on 565 09 Florida Statutes 1937. Kathleen A. Getir Publish: March IS. 72, 79. April 5, 1976 DEX Department of Environmental Regulation Publish: April 5, 1976 DEY.19 ,_ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 16-1,5-Capt OIVl5ION B JACKSONVILLE NATIONAL BAN K, a National banking cor _____________________________ Plaintiff. vs JAMES F. EVANS, et ix, Drfentuants NOTICE OF ACTION Studies Physiques -' - are (Court Seali Arthur H Di ckwuth, Jr. All having claims or Clerk of the Circuit Court demands against the estate are fly' Lillian T Jenkins required, WITHIN THREE MON As Deputy Clerk THS FROM THE DATE OF THE PubliSh March IS, 77. 79, April S, One is tucked away in a cor11 research in the study of Parasites amid the blinking tits and the hum of UiPntnndheainceIIsin the Physiology Laboratory. 4, ,... Creichus Is highly successful In h favorite pastime. A one-time Detroit, Mich., three-time South Dakota stat' iiftin ChaITl1)jOfl, is the current bolder Where to go for all tile information you need about your new CornIflunity, 81 9212 Casselberry.Winfersprjngs of U Mr. Northern Plains Sanford AltmonteSpniricj'. physique title. Even more re'itdlluIbk than RUTH TUECH Greichus' accomplishments 8349212 and s drthcation Is the fact Altamonte SprIngs LOflgwOid that he's collected most of his laLsinthepact Tive years. At I ': 1';.: u, ii)lC &bTT have "seWed down" both e 83.19212 habits, Greichu is trimming up. 'The only thing that vari •fl" '•'1" ha IPu tltnn '*" needed to recuperate from STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Ciii%sil,ed Aci didn't work hum,' au)ulcln I be any ': FACED WI FHA DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 423 4.317 Write P.O. Box 1713 Sanford, Florida 37171 1fl-J'InIn Aitarnc)nti3 Sprtng. . -, Woodinan, PA, Post Office Box Winter Park, Florida 32259 574 3167 '- L)ettontl r U ATTdY OR PERSONAL Winderweuidl,, HaNSel, Waid 6 HILDA RICHMOND -. of the [state of .JciC aikcr Petrue, ?. I ,"Jh'I,', !J%fl( Publish Apr11 5, I?, I?, 26, 1916 the abnve cause, No. 7S47 CAO9 C), Front (Westl Door of the Seminole now oening in t Cini:uit COurt i ioujnt Cni.ribn.jp in S4fn"t •- '.r'-.FiO(1i, the described per Ill WITNESS WHEREOF, I t3y, son, property, hereunto set my hind and official That said safe is being made to (Seal) Arthur H. BCckwi'h, Jr. into U Poil. Sheriff Seminole Cut Publish: AprIl 5. 19fl 0EV 71 Thit public hearing wIll be held In tho County Commission CMmera CntiK'. CIu. Publish. MrcM IS,fl. , April 5, 1976 flEx 7 _ onMayith, 1976, at 7:00P.M., orA soon thereab.r at possible. BWdof County Execution Clerk Of the Circuit Court By: Elaine R,Charde Dtputy Clrt .- Seminole County. Florida fly, Mike Hattaway, ,. OE V. 74 — , ______________________ and profitable career, Call $62 - Wanted to buy used office furniture. Quantity. P4011'S Any Casselberry, Hwy. 17.92. S - 4206 Merchandise CASH 3224132 '' - 30-Apartments Unfurnished I CONTRACT TYPIST with ov.n typewrIter Piece work rates pay 1) 00 an hour or more to good 1 BR apts Tcnni, typist Details anci applications at Spaiou SW i mm in g, p1 a y ground, public meeting of Citizens' Legal recreation room, laundry room Protective League. 7:30 P.M., Thursday, April 0th, Sanford Civic I and clubhouse 2350 P idgewood Ave., Sanford. Ph. 373.6.'20, Center Annex. (See display . Ridgewood Arms . ---------____ 31 —Apartments Furnished TELEPHONE SOLICITORS for — membership drive, Central — Florida Chapter CItizens' Legal Protective League Details and -_-.. . - - No Pets MossieC Bateman ALTAMONTE-- ROLLING HILLS, Lake view& privileges. 2 bedroom with screened porch, large corner site, $150. FORREST GREENE INC.,PEALTORS, 5206133 or 373. -- GOt A MINUTE? Take a look at this beauty we lust tlstedt 3 bedroom, rarge, pat.o, carpetinganclneatasapin, Above ground pool comes free. New roof and fenced rear yard. Plus it's guaranteed 1 full year with BPP. $25,900. _____________ _________ _____- -. . - Conifortabln 7 bedroom home in Lake Mary, air conditioned; bearing citrus trees. Only $173 rrr3'i'. oj MUST SELL THIS 5—Lost & Found air, eat in kItchen pius separate 34—/tbile Homes .. .__.. - Peg Real Estate Broker AT 322-2420 REALTORS MLS 107 W. Commercial Phone377 7511. Sanford — Lost White Cockapoo, answers to the name "Killer Reward, " Nurses; RN's; LPN's; Aides; Aide. Companion; Needed immediately. Kish Real Estate 41—Houses 'SERVICE BEYOND STOMINt, ii MA'i.PS I'tASTE SF111 NC. ii MAX ES CASH PLACE A ci i.cs' uI c) Ar) ro .s (at 177 7611 u"r Ill tc) AVON Spring into the world of cosmeticS, fragrances, toiletries. Excellent earning opportunity Call 6i4 3Q79 JIM HUNT REALTY - 2I Pars Or Realtor 377 7111 — After Hours' N MO PARK, 1, 7, 3, bedroom 3779 37? 3991 32? 0645 traler apts Adult & family perk __________________________________ Wtily 3515 51w, 17 91, S,intord Clean 3 bedrocm, 1'' bath, avocado ... 37) :vin ivtur, oiuv carpet, I central heat a. air, Payton's 377. 1301 . BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWRY ,: .._ ----- Eagle Siding Co •S1 9543 '.1 Roofing AniuJC,u,pnnir v Wcp,ir YOUR HOME! Huy.nQ a new THERMQ.T[X,S)I 0921 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE Il Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any Land CA1L3777611 ESTFRSON LAND CLEARING IluIldoing. Eaavatinca. DitcI' il 327 5?z_3 wuik F,ll tuft, 1CM) C&A BackHoe Service China Glass, Metal Doll Reparog Land clearng. fill dirt. clai, rock All k.nds of ug'ncJ H0u,CtriilrfS stored and moved. 322 9112 Call Nettie at 377 4472 ye' iP4OSELUXURY ITEMS FOif' A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S iVANT ADS! Home Improvements Landscaping & - AIteration Lawn Care Johnny Walker ' 'low offers you the tame qualitp workmanship in your remodeling and additions requirements as ii available in hit general con p complete landscaping service 377 347$ or 441 7216 struct,on twing. edging, trimming, weeding mci fertilizing Free estimates 'hone 373 595.1 U 322-6457 ________________ Intrr. E.'er,or Plasteung, Plaster Patching a. simulated brick & Stone specialty 377 7750 Iassihi more, Central Heat 6 Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Har. ru, at SEARS in Sanford 372 7117 Inspection All Pest ContrOl. 10 estimate 323 60 _______________________________ - . ________________________________ II you're in the business of building the buslnes. . use your Classified Ads often. oct. Discount 37)7954 _____________________________ Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work Licensed. Bonded ' Upholstering Upholstery Specialists un Tultung and Restyuling Furniture & Sewing Machot-s Re'prrd We Buy, Sell 6 Trade. 60? Sanford Aye. Phone 3729771 Trent ExterminatiflgCo - Complete Pest Control and Termiting Free STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't there wouldn't be any Put hrip on ha Saturoai iub' Pnnlinq, doors, wndowshueg%, ,,i' fl ii.' Pr,&j r Well Drilling iii SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types arid sits We repaur and SC'vi(' SYINE MACHINE 8. Photegraphy by Munson Cockayne. Fln wedding tOtos reasonably 3456546 SUPPLY CO 7.37W 2nd 51 377 6437 priced Phone 373 6351 Income Tax S e rv. __________________________ , Wiiam Accounting Income Tax Returns i'! ,c' P: r". ' .i' )2 74.l I I' Pressure Cleaning Cieanng Specialist Preisure spray wash lii HOvseS.I '7' '.'iAPIT TO tELL 'YOUR P1OM(H' ,i i(''',' t'luTr " ui:j Ii, I- FROM 25 • Drapes •Carpeting Sep Dning Rooms 1 SOn Lake, Free Bolting NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED Protessionatly Atanaird Days P4uhtS .' 32 386 70 or 831 9 77 7 Pianos Organ Sales & Service we buy used pidnos & t,ade, Lesions - Piano, organ, guitar, accordha, pri.& group, Ball's Piano& Organ W. 1sf 372 ... Used office furniture woodorsteel desks, exetive desk & chairs, secretariat desks 6 chars, straight Chairs, filing cabinets, as is, Casn and carry, P4011'S ' At Woodmure we can show you exactly what you're getting.. . We've got It all together. Everything Is rs1y for you to enjoy. The only thing puzzling about Woodmere Is how we can offer these fiuIous one and two story homes 'or so little. ' " 64—Equipment for Rent Eves )220617or'3fl 1517 an ,ia lh,it wit bring a tP S,ili CAL 1. 122 1il 3633110 COCKER SPANIELS Your BusIness...DicI 322-2611 or 831-9993 66—Horses KISH REAL ESTATE 3' "LIVE HENS" ADULTS EASY LIViNG QUIET AND SE RE NE - Modern Fatuities *110. E. kitchens 321-0041 A1Ifr.a Ave - - 1971 Malibu, automatic, factory air. 11,000 Call 3210337 after S pm 1973 VW Rabbit, cuSter, 2 doer, automatic, reowlth whlt lnteri' 1970 Cadillac Sedan DeVllle, 1 owner, loaded. Firit $P5 takes it. Call Harold, 3232920. VW yin, 1965, rims good, A lust in spcted, $100. 223'i5. _______________________ 1974 Cadillec 4 door sedan DeVille, all flowwr. fr. lifr* , orL 373.9295. i.ni 1 ,s 1972 Pontiac LeMins, 2 door hsrd. top, air condiflnJ'Ied 11,430. Phone 373 _______________ DICK BAIRD DATSUN 1aa , LI L3, 4 or., 3Q engine, all power, automatic, radio, good tires, 54.630 actual miles, 1 owner, good cond. $550 firm 3274.350, 1964 BuIck Lesabre, 41,000 original miI, Convertible top like new, Out. $595 196$ Mustang, professional paint lob, custom decal, automatic, new tires, black vinyl 'op Must see t appreciate, - Hacienda PInto, new paint job, new tires Racing decals. Automatic, air, usually $1,993, yours this week for $1,311 Hacienda Motors, 373 9395 1971 Monte Carlo, tw milge, excellent Condition, air. automatic, power steering and PaIes, uI.<tri, v,in4tp ,ut tAcks. cruise conlri, 1?eef'radials. AM FM stereo radio, 13.100. 372. &Sc ca., over SO. SOc ea. Cackleoerry $393 after 1 p.m. Farms. "z way bitween New Smyrtsa arid DeL arid ott Hwy lIon 1961 Cama, new paint, itjstorn Ssrnul tir;vv Ph 904 17'S 5.159 interior, excellent condition $975 68—Wanted to Buy Located Waitot Hwy 7.97 Ui' 67—LIvestock Poultry MONTH land? Bedrooms Icr I', Baths ALL WILCO CONS TUCTION C0MPAY Norwegiin Dun Pony; Buckskin Quarter Horse Call 3236319 after - Professional Landscapin $gr3).fl10 foi' Sale ____________________________________ 1977 Jflt,irnished FROM BLA;R AGENCY 373 Motors, 323 9393. :urnispd or Privately Fenced Patio. Oirectloni: In SanfordWest on ISIlI Street off 17-91, '' Mile to Ridgewood Ave. Fsllow signs. Bouncy boys A. grit. r, wh'te & buff. AKC $125 377 1283 rm - 1974 Mustang lI,Macpi I, AC, PSPB, AM FM stero, 23,000 miles. 12.89$. 327 366.4 Doberman Pinscner Pups tTranIdh _______ Jamup insIde & Hacinp Motors, , Ulshwasher-Oisoosa( Sales By: 'Au dm5.'' AKC,$lSOvp Terms Wall to Wall Carpetinq, Central Heat and Air, to i.'L' Rent cur Runisenyac CARROLL'S FLjRNI TURf 77? 3151 65—Pets. Supplies ?It,øit1 MotrrcycIe Insurance Sell us your car or truck even if you owe money on it. See Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 131.1311, Fern Park. REALTY INC. 373 7532 I1S' 78—Nctorcycles --________ Ford, Kubola. Petlibone I. I,', HAL COLBERT — 1971 Toyota Corolla, 2 door, •x. cellen? condition, Sacrifice. Phone O 80 Cash for wrecked or i.ink cars. We tow away. 7 days week, Call lect,_Ci lanøo 566 2131 CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT Nrw an iJ --- 3 BR, 1, bath, large fenced rear yard, kitchen equipped. 125.000. ''K%$G 'w' •'' fabric upholstery. Super clean. Sales. Rental, Service 4000per Reconditioned batteries, $12.93 flchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 'ivy .n,orc Ave Must sell this wetk. 11,03 firm, Hacienda Motors, 333 93, . SACREIRACTs-...S7500 acre days week. J&B Auto Parts, East 1972 Volkswagen, yellow with black 63A— Tractors& Heavy Equipment 43—Lots-Acreage - Parts - lIlMaQnoIia Avenue AL'TAMONTE SPRINGS 531 1341 3 ACR,,. lake frOnt eState 19,900 25 _______________________ HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY P(J. (JQi'4fl -. ' l9di Fastk Volkswagen, body 1. Interior perfect. NCeds erçne work S Save I' $$. Haclend d Cassetberry, 1792, S3O.470 .,,,i,,.,, '' mlIai, 5,5,50 Phone 323.1110. ISYR •HAuINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES )-tO On: ir':o Ort' OUR GARDEN HOME has it j( together ' 60—Office SupplIes 1 B!droom TraIler, 10*33' ________________________________ $1,500 "'"" '' (dealer). , S9—Mu'sica!MrChandise . if Icr 6. ' 11,000 miles, 13,393. Call 3721431 121 Hwy I? ) - ____________ '' Used motors sold arid installed. AIo 12 acres cars for parts. Open 7 . hp Johnson. IIiS complete 373. 7577 ________________________________ ROBSON MARINE Highway 17-92, Sanford11 :JknriIochc '' 77—Junk Car's Removed 323753$ __________________________ 322 6173 7 Bedroom trailer, 3 hots, $6,300. Phone days 3737050 or 321.0069 - ____ _____________________ - - 13' Aluminum John Boat and 7 hp like new Sea King motor, Phone Phor,e3fl.9i42 Across From Ranch House' - ______________ _.. • 42—Mobile Homes i... _____________________________ 55-Boats & ACCeSSOrIeS 372 7,9i ' ' __________ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS I POOL •BILLIARDROOM ' - RUMMAGE SALE- April & Sanford Plaza (next to Eckerd's), 10 2. Benefit Sanfcrd Christian School f ' Apis-Furn. or Unfurn, 't some lu(t.on wtpi a Herald ciluSSufit--ci dc' We'll help you *rt. -- To List arge 1 & 2 Bdrm. IOWNHOUSES - Boat, Motor & Trailer- 'o,is' Realtor Our one, two and three bedroom models feature: tsI. LIS tJRILLE 0. I'UMI'' Photography Home General Repairs, Remodeling, Drywall & plaster repairs, Ceramic tile 6 carpentry. F c Sanford Auction 1200 French Ave. 54-Garage Sales Call Bart ' ' '..' i.... ,i..,:' • .'.._ j,,,t',''i . ,,j 4- pIeces to be sold to the hIghest bidder, Master Charge & BankAmerlcard welcome, Open for Inspection Monday 10 a.m, to sale time, '"''"-'"-------------- - ' ,,, - fi.OI';i'I qn t'h r, "''L Cias',tc'ct Ails .',cry day ______________________________ ?57 Park ['r.i' 37? 5165 you expect. rIffflage [r) ST1DIO t,2,3 BEDROOM SUITES '.'- '-"-''------'------'------- Nature Speaks true nowt p CONY ROt _______________________________ Luxury Patio Apartments . TV 1300 5. French, 373.1134. eel re brau!p' Cl r.a?ure in this large rear yard, fenced fs.r Safety. 3 BR, V', baths, family room, brick fireplace, $25,000. Call Geo'ge Willit c'1aj,'jner rJ Hwy SO. Call collect, Orlando 36$. Arkansas Traveler, fiberglass, 3n3 ' 1•c' 3131. ' _, - enevo ardens .. $77,700 O.nir 3730177 - - Color l'vS from ISO; 86W, from $15; Service all makai, HERBS' eating bar, new carpeting, flew ro7f,central heit, 11.500 sq. ft. lot. ,','iq' ',n,r JOhn & Clara htMl Custom , rts - - 53—TV-Radio-Stereo Newly redecorated, remodeled 3 bedroom home, large family room, cedar siding and fence, Forrest Greene, Inc. - - ________ "" C . .L uto . _ NICE NEIGHBORS ditined. 111,250. MAKE OFFER. 3776620 ________________________________ " - .,,t_- r"*. --'--xr Transportation ___________________________ MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730691 IJWIIT. R'g Pral I i'oiv Urcen, 331Ca.-io 323 7595 322.0119 3272745 . A5%iaI 3 Bedroom, AC, carpeted, A I condition. Good terms, $11,900 '' .. - 250 guns & antique Over ', service, vied machines. • • ' - S. ___________________________ KENMORE WASHER, pars, WITT REALTY Upholstering Donna Canada. 372 0707 Pest Control Ads will always give you Much Much More than . . Dressmaking. lades'. men's, children's Drapes. Quilts, J S Snyder N'insefy 1. Land sciping We are overstocked in landscapricj plants and we do Eves 373 0155 322-2090 Liz's Alteration Shop Order fe' Easter Tailoring, dreSses. hats and matching bags. 3237459 REALTORS WE TAKE TRADES SANCORD_ 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home, shady yard, air con. 105W. 25th St. SANFORD Sewing ----- •.. • a. •. '• 321 P0041 2 BEDROOM P*tch. repaIrs end sme1 t rCfi" jobs. Fast Service. All work guaranteed. Licensed, Bonded. II yrs experience. Call Br icker, 373 7770 BACKHOE SERVICE. Also any type fence work Call after 1 p.m., 322 5474 tal'gt liv rm 2 cent, heat and air SyStemS All for Only $60,000 Moving to an apartment? et 'ome astlon *,ll. a Herald claSsified aci We'll help you write an ad that will brr,q a fist Sale Clearing equipment includes slide and diving board, 167,500. _____________ Free' Estimates-21 Hours _________________________ Doll R.pair Daps 122 Ft,.i brosi r Freeestmat"s Call)?) 6769 [lEST PPICE BEST PRODUCT Insulation . SWIMMING POOL: Large den w. fjeptece, carpet, range, refrig., dithwtr. RO. , h,ffi SOUTHERN COMFORT Approx. acre, beautiful cIder 7 story, 4 BR. IA OVIEDO- S Bedroom, 2 story older home, screened pool, even a basement. Over I acre wooded lot. 547,500. JOHN SAULS AGENCY Eipert root repairs, fiat roots ci thengles All work, guaranteed BROGDEPl ROOFING, 373 CUt, WANT TO SELL Beavty Care TOWER'S dAUTY SALON llormerly Harrielt's Beauty Nook I S19E F,rst,3fl 5747 Roofing PERSONAL TAX SERVICE ANt) BOOKKEEPING, Individual 1 Business Ta' Returns 7 East Road, Hwy $7 92 (5CC entrance, Fiv .foint5) 372 7199 Many extras. $50,500. POOL HOME- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, range. refrigerator, dishwasher, central heat and air, paneling, carpeted throughout. Electric gmge ciour opener, new POOI MLS carpet. Nice. Monthly mortgage p.aymer,t. $170 $150 down . OjU, Spotless, older lake borne, Wooded acreage. Dock. Privacy. Paradise Peg. Real Estate Broker 0)7W. 1st, Sanford 377 544i Income Tax Serv. Aluminum Siding ____________________ YJ COOL HOME- 4 bedrOoi'fl, 2 bath pool designed home. Coo deck, central heat a. air, comb. garaoe game room. Dithwaher, disposal. BALL REALTY RECONDITIONED HOME- 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, CB home, new I an cover your home *ith alum Siding & soffut system Alsc Rooting. Gutters 20 yrs Eel) jars. Aritue uction Monday April 5, 7 PM '' -. ' & 3237340 - - "I. '.',Jhl I I(I., I '' PARK AVEPIUfl MOBILE PARK i3l) rar urIvv aIvuSa - 2565 PARk 1l.sr rn...n..-.., Ion? Bedrooms, Adultsonly £750636. Please call 3720111 ANYTIME . -' LaTh 0 Beautiful ranch type home. 3.64 311 315 E. FirSt JJ-2 acres, stable. Osteen area. 617. 1617 or 373.6116 _____________________________ 5lise ' CRANK CONSTRUCTtOt, ULP OLCOA1ORS'" & REALTY, RE,.,L1Qps i9W 1st SI 5)06061 _____________________________ '.''fluy Furniture Oviedo- Mead Manor. 3 BR, 2 bath — Spanish style t'iomc. Assume 52-4,J lances 537,S(Omorlgagewitn$3,Soodown ___________________________ Real (state 307 E. lit St., Downtown 3flali stove and refrigerator; 0,S.P. Air conditioner, 72,000 BTU (cools S Only $32,950 with only 10 ptt, rooms), used I months; king down. wa'er bed; Baby swirlg.o.f DYPIAMIC PROPERTIES Phone S. V. Hardwick Broker _________________________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Dettona 66$ 6611 ____________________________ 'IUY-SELL.-TRADE ...... JOHN KRIDER,'ASSOC SANFORD SEWING CENTER DUPLEX- Brand new. Each side, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, central heat and air conditon, Screened rear porch, YOU'LL FALL IN LOVE! 2 Bedroom, water and electric furnished; on 25th Street. $110 New on the markett 3 Bedroom, i bath home in excellent quiet montt, Phone 322 9214 neighborhood, Attractively land. -. sapeci Range, refrigerator, 37—Business PropertY carpeting. Close to shopping an ,L.J -. schools. A cream pull for only 176.000. W. Garnett White Call S,iniorci s Sines Leacjer 1Jn j '. S09ir'5 best Zig zag mnactri' e n SCwing table Soici ne.v for S..'? . assume balanr.e of $105. or 12 payments oi . See at: Reci Reil Estatc (lrcbrr 50) W. 1st St. 373 6061 or fl30317 eves, - cost. Anothet- BPP warranted home for only $77,500. -. - ' M. UNS WORTH REALTY Golden Touch 'N Sew carpet, patio, shallow well One of the newest homes in Sunbinci Plo Qualifying with little down and assume mortgage No closing _____________________________ - Iiedroom, 2batn, central heat and ci?ut9 room and wall to wall DELTONA- Nice individual homes; 1 Bedroom, 1120; 2 Bedroom, 1140; 3 Bedroom, $160 No pets Phone 374 10') ' machine, tenion needs ad ;:d. .3. Ca:: '. " 4 PUBLIC Like new ping pong table with ac "!'i' ,,5 tIC LOQkPIk. If you have a 6 pcI. down payment, I 'f? "i' , 2.? trorn, I I iis home as low as 6145 per ctii.ii;ii F'l ii - - Aucton Every Friday * * * * * * * * * 3fl.M53 * Home 72---Auction ____________________________ atl2Ncon iS Volumn set of "Our Wonderful Wortd" plus 20 vofumn set En. Hhway 14 Flea Market, Sanford cyclopedia Americana with bookrack. $13 firm. 3733670. Peg Real Estate Broker 1100 E .25th St. _____________________________ anytii. TAFFER REALlY - Loelv home to mature roup'e ".1!chen fully equipped, carpeted, crt:r,e. 3 '7.S. __________________________________ 3 Bedroom, I bath. 204w. Airport Blvd. Take over payments of $163 50 372.O51 or 2279126 atter 5, Stenstrom Realty Antiquai- Red Tag Sate! 20 pcI. to iO pci. off on Red Tag Items, April 3 through April 10th. We also do furniture re fInishing. 7 miles north of Oviedo 111 R0d 419 P?'..r..' 'i 3740. 2640 Illa,i,atP',, n i 1)l _____________________________ KItchen Bathroom Cibinit, Coon. ter lOPS. Sinks. Installation available Bud Cabell. 3725052 7.L) Iii'S )"2 33- Houses Furnished "____ 7il7PalmettoAve applications at publIc meeting ThurSday, Aprit 5th. 7:30 p m,, Sanford Civic Center Annex. (See BAMBOO COVE APTS displayadinWedne'sday'spaper.) One & 7 bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished, Newly MANAGER TRAINEE- Excellent redecorated, Come see 300 E. benefits, Medicil, Profit Sharing, Airport Blvd. Sanford, 323 1310. Stock Options. Mt,t be alert, - _______________________________ aggressive type individual, high Efficieny and Lovety 2 bedroom, by week or month. Adulti. At Weklva school graduate or better. Zates Jewelers, 1100 State St., Sanford Landing Resort on the river. Free boat moorage 8. canoe use. 377. Plaza - -' Hendrick's 20 PC?, tO 60 PCt. off all Items. Beautiful Easter dresses and leisure suits for bOo. PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR Peg Real Estate Broker 7A]5 5 5.nfr)rrl Av,' . 2 BR, Air, _______ Get some action with a Herald classified ad We'll help you write an ad that will bring fast sale CALL )7? 2611 .__ Pre Easter Sale BATEMAN REALTY 321-0759 ' 3715 apartment? - PublIsh: April 3, 1976 Drive off Markham Woods Pd. Irec%, high and dry. Horses o k 56.900 per acre O'.rier, 5676.695 24 H ASSUMPTION Bedroom, carpeting, arW ditioned, $115. Adults preferred. _____________________________ Option to buy. 323.5551 or 323 6620. 1 WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' Buying a new home? Moving to on Chairman At'thgr H. BeCis'NIth, Jr. _ Rentals Fre", 644 2021 for "We Care" "Hotline," Adults or Teens. CFCOUNTY COMMISSIONERS As Personal Represenfatlyr 7365 Park Dr REAj. TOP 32224,0 W?ntPd Wedneiday's paper). ___________________________ -- of sua PEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES Experienced & Newly licenSed Join "Sanford's Sates Leader" M fiflone(iii (oulu St di I ytJu Ut €1 hey, ARE YOU TROUBLED1 Call Toll PublIsh: April 3. 1974 tion 37, Township 30, Range 30, OF THIS NotIc, of Public Hearing The East 54195 feet of the South Subdivision 504, Block OAOO, Lot NOTICE, toNIc any objections they The Board of County Corn i lO3feet of the North of the NW may have that challenges the 0210. Legal Description as follows: mIssioriers of Seminole County will the NE "3, lying West of State Lot 21, (less RY) BId A $ that validity of the decs,nt's will, the part hold a pllc hearing to comider an Road 42? (MaitIand Avenue), LESS qualifications of the personal the Lots 741037 lyingMWLy of a line appeal against the Beard of Ad South 52 feel of the Wee? 100 feet deSCribed as beg Swly cor tot 71 run juitment In denying a Special Ex representative, the venue or of the East 568 55 fed, lying West of NLY ,i)nhiJ s" 'nc' Cl thyorCOt of Lot 2134 If? N epticn in a C7 Commercial zone to State Road 427 (Mailland Avenue), 60eg30 Mm E to NELY line of ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND said install and operate selftervice 71, lots Towoship 21 South, Lake Wayman HPiOtitS Hlg JUJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Range gasoline pumps in conjunction with 79 East, Said land lying In way Add P81 PG 24 Wilt. BE FOREVER BARRED. oonveniencestoceonthefollowlng Seminole County, Florida and the underigned as Sheriff Barnett Dank of Winter of described pruperty: Park, NA. (formerly Beirut t,ther with all structures and Seminole County, Florida, will at NE corner of Oxford Road and lmproyements,t thereafteron II 00 A N. on the dtPi day of April Fern Bank Park Boulevard lOcited in the seid land. AD, 1976, offer for sale and sell to National of Winter ParS) W L of the SE '. the SW of This is made pursuant to Final the highest By: Robert 3. LesPerance bidder, for cash, Subject Section 17.31.30, DcreeofFor,ciosureenfefed in the to any and all existing lins, at 373 SIEPISTROM REALTY Have some campin euiprncrit you nc ;er usc' eii it ,'i '.v,th 3 Classified Ad in The Heratd. Cali 327 7611 or 131 9993 and a friendly ad visor witl hfp you . SHIRLEY MILIEu 201 Commercial — Scanclaniavian ins. Northern EuropeanuTosjr, JUly '9 , August11 SALESMAN wanted- Sales cx. penience helpful Apply in person, $976. Rro(htjrej sent on requestArt c,rr.'le gitn during April. Group Whoil Ranch of Sanford, conducted by Rev, and Mn. Leo F. King, illS Paloma Avenue, CARPENTERS HELPERS Sanford, Florida 37771. Phone 377. START MONDAY 1903 or 372 4371. Call 3)9.9079 Reduce safe & fast with GoBese ,.i "watct pls i. Touct,tort Drug. (Seal) FIRST PUBLICATION PHONE 3fl2116 - 0l7 S FRENCH (HWY 11.92) 3 '-WE SELL SUCCESS- 5V Male W. WalW Deputy Clerk . - .. -6i Acres near !jolf course, Ferne - Agencies _______________________ I WtLL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF 3 376. James(Jay)L,C,talano County, Florida Al FILL DIRT WANTED 67$ 0111 Make _________ Case No CO 73579 -at inc west front door respectively, which aforesaid Writs - 13—Travel bROWSE AND SAVE ...It's easy and fun . . The Want Ad Way. By: Arthur H. Beckwitn, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court creditor or his agent or attorney, GRACE M. BRADFORD, Seminole County, Florida and the amount claimed If the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ISEALI Plaintiffs, by virtue of those certain Writs dlaimisyefdue,thedatewfleflit v. Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Execution issued out of and under will become due shall be stated, If Clerk of thc Circuit Court th seals Of said Courts upon final the claim is contingent or OAK HARflO, INC., etc., it al. Sanford, Seminole Defendants. judgments rendered In the aforesaid unliquidated, the nature of the un County, Florida NOTICE OF SALE courts on the 2nd day of Juiy A 0. certainty shall be stated. If the By Elaine R'Charcte NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1973; 2Sth day of July A 0 1973; and claim is secured, the Security shall Deputy Clerk on the 16th day of April, $976, at 11:00 the 11th day of December A 0. 1975 N described. The claimant shall Seminole & Volusia Coun'ies, Acreage Tracts, small & large TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, - Clas%iflCd Ads didn't work Jhere wouldn't be any ______________________________ . cadence of ereaklng, clanking and thudding weights, the whistle of hyperventilating lungs and the grunts and groans of athletes trying to conquer five more pounds or get more .. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE This is to state that my wife .Jullat Geiger will not bC responsibte for any debts incurred by me, past or present, as of March 30, 1916. you Ills other worm is amid the Realtor. 373.5774 -' .. BUSY BEE CHiLD CARE 24fl Holly Avenue Phon373 lS1Oor 377 0760 I YOUR PAM!LY'? AL A N 0 Pt tFor families or friends of probten1 drinkers F..,- further intOrm,it,on call 173 4557 or write Sanloro At Anon f,lmiy Group P0 Do' 553. Sanford, Fla 37171 wards Building, North Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida 3777), mci tile the Walker Miier Equipment Co.. Inc. Original with the Clerk of the above Plaintiff styled Court, on or before the 73rd Vs day of AprI 1974, otherwise a Central Fla Water Systems, Inc. Default and Ultimate Judgment will Defendant FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS 1916 be entered aga,nst you for the relief CIrcuit Court, Seminole County NOTICE, to f:Ie with the Clerk of the ')Cx es demanded In said Petit Ion, which is, Cew No. 73.1411 CA.0.0 above court a written statement of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN te Dissolution 01 Marriage betwn an',' claim or demand they may AND Galor Culvert Co. Inc and FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Plaintiff have. Eachcalmmustbeinwriting FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND AND OF lund must Indicate thi basis f the NO 75-474-CA-09-D FICIAL5EALC$a,dCour,fhlsl$tfl Central Fla Water Systems, Inc. claim, the name and address day of March 1976, at Sanford, of thi ROBERT S. BRADFORD and Defendant et forth below r(intrastini ssiirlcls. 323-9410 PIPIEYWOObS BARN- We ttu Furniture & Miscethi000uS Sell xt commission. Free Pick fOtups Auction. Saturdays 7 p.m Sanford 372 7210 ",. 6—Child (tr 5 ALCOHOL A PRODLEM Commissioners '.' _____ STEEl FABRIC5TOR CHEAP! --month, 7',milejnorfof 43lon 17 MultIple Listing Service Fr used furniture, eppliances, At least 1 to 3 yrs, experience, 50.. _4A,iscellaneous for Sale 92 201 Sunset Drive, next to tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items to assume this You need CASh Terrific satary William's Accounting & Tax Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave OWNtR SASYS'LE, IT GO;" Fine think of those but mortgage MARINE MECHANIC Service. Open Sunday, 9 to 3. Old 7 ItIyy horn: in 1911 Yamaha too motorcycle; paFr1 . d neigh. LOW paymentsl Zoned geIierai wiln company tnat feels their ('A hA!. radini ucurooryi, I bath, 3 commercial and will NOT LAST. emptoyees are part of a team. Lake Mary- 2 Bedroom duplex, 10—Swap & Trade — ____________________________ rototiller, Phone 322 2190. fireplaces, corner tot. $14,730 Willing t p are any of you Pleesis work central heat & air, carpet, drapes, handy? Call Carol Jordan, $1.00 US. Federal Reserve Notes, COOK fully equipped kitchen. $150 mo. SWAP SHOP r1cAMAKE1 Stemper Realty Realtor.Associate for PPt. OpOot-tunity for great poton, Well 6450112 days, 645 3517 eves signed by JO3h W R4rt, $1.OS. .t:','on: cn te a wtler or a buyer qualifleci, gooci rettrcnccs CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR 51.lOand $1.15. WIEBOLDT, 2105. MULTIPLE I ISTING REALTOR Plo charge All admitted free TV REPAIRMAN Park, . ll9 S. French Come browse every Sunday 9 to S 377 1991 321'Iouses Unfurnished Steady employment, good salary, Eve. 377 14 96,3771164,377 1954 I _____________________________ it the Moviehand Orivein Pool Table, regulation site, avocado OFFICE MACHIP4E REPAIR Offer Theatre, South 1793 Phone 322 Fern Park- 3 Bedroom, P.3 bath, Sanford- 124 N. Sunland Drive. FULL time work. green, slatex bed. excellent cond. $716 t'tilg, dishwasher, air unit, COUNTY SacrifIce, 1725. 3270701 after 2 AUTOMOTIVE BOOKKEEPER Sunland Estates. Refurbished 3 fenced yard, $195. FORREST Must have experience to land per BR. frame, 7 acres, terms Owner p.m. bedroom, 7 bath. fly owner _______________________________ anxious GREENE INC., REALTORS, 530. 71—Antiques manent position with excellent $21500 Many extras. 1.2734016. Salary. _________________— 6533 or 3225970 eves. ___________ _________ a curve concave Westerly having a radius of 50 ft.. thence along the arc Said curve a distance of 71.43 ft. to te point of beginning. PERSONS INTERESTED MAY APPEAR AND BEHF.ARflAT THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE DESCRIBED. BOar'd of County following described areas of Seminole County, Florida: ihe English Woods Subdvsion located In the Northeast of the Southeast 'ri. of Section 70. Township yard. Children and pets OX. $120 Mon ay,Ait _____ 1 iMf. R*OUldT $73,SQOwith $5,000 down. Will Split HALL REALTY, HAROLD SUPERIOR INTERIORt A real charmert S bedroom,? bath, family room with wood burning fireplaci carpet, pool. fenced yard, big garage, central air.heat, See today at only $17,500. Realtor 323.5774 Anytime Furnished duplex, Lake Mary area. 7 BR lurnisfieci apartment, nice —________ REALTOR iNC. Harold Hall Realty " Hera,Sanfo,FI. Evening . d rc-y NEW LISTING- 4 year old like new, CO 3 bedroom in quiet neigh. borhood on commercially toned property, Live in and Operate a buSinais or office 522,500 3 Bedroom, carpeted, central heat and air Convenient downtown and hOSpitit $165 month plus deposit. 373 1663 .- 43—tots-Acreage low down or no down payment homes now available, ' - _.. ___________ 4—Personals ', HItOOKINGS, S. D. AP; orkou," the profsor said. For 30 years a South Dakota "It's estimated that a weightState University research pro_ lifter reaches his peak at 40, In fessor has labored alone in his most sports you're out of it b' off-hours experimenting to find that time, I tnk an older Iflfl the secrets of "building a has an advantage over younger stronger and better body." men in terms of experience, He AlIdas Crchus, a profe Paces himself better,t' sr of zoolo' at SDSU, ds rno of the experiments O himself. He does It with weits, He is a body boilder, Holder of a doctorate in parasitology, Greichus lives In two Salary ____________ the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TO JAMES F. EVANS whoie n _________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, residence is Ur*r.own 21 South, Range 30 East, Lots I PROBATE DIVISION THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an through lOis recorded in Plat File Number PR76-$7.CP Book EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. actiontoforecloseamortgageontbp 15, Page 9] of the Public Records of CUlT IN RE: ESTATE OF IN AND FOR SEMINOLE following property in Seminole Semlaole County, Clarence Walker Petrie, Florida; and, COUNTY, FLORIDA. County, Florida: English Woods First Deceased AdditIon, CIVIL ACTION NO, 14S)sCA4G, Lot II in Block "G" of located It, the east "i of the NOTICE OF IN RE: DISSOLUTION OF WASHINGTON OAKS SECTION Soutneast. '. of the Northwøt, ADMINISTRATION Us of MARRIAGE ONE, according to the plat thereof Section TO ALL PERSONS HAVING asrecordedioplat 31 South, CATHERYN JOYCE FORD, Id, Pagesl Range 30 EastTthip as recorded in PIat CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST md •, ot the Public Records ot Book 17, Page 43 of the Public Petitioner Wife THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Seminole County, Florida. Records of OTHER PEcSONS INTERESTED has Seminole County, JOSEPH THOMAS FORD. been filed against you and Florida, IN THE ESTATE: Respondent Husband MARTHA ANN EVANS anti you are Mike Hattaway, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED required to serve a copy of your NOTICE TO DEFEND Chairman that the administration of the estate written 'defenses, if any, tu it on THE STATE OF FLORIDA 10: Board of County Commissioners of Clarence Walker Petrie, SMITH, HIJL5EY, SCHWALBE & JOSEPH THOMAS FORD, SemInole County, Florida deceased, File Number PR 7611. Re't'cir Ui'ibno*'n.. NICHOLS plaintiff's attorney. Publish' AprI' 5, 1974 CP, is pending in the Circuit Court whoie addrs u Address Unknown 500 Bamneft Bank OEY.20 for Seminole County, Florida Building, Jacksonville, Florida 37707 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Prot,ate Division, the address of onor before April 19th, 1976, and (lIe — that CATHERYN JOYCE FORD has NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE which is Seminole County Cour. the original with the clerk Cl Ihit County Court, filed a Petition 'tithe Circuit Court of thouse. Orange County Seminole County, Sanford, Court CitPtt.' before service ° Seminole County, Floriøa, for tpu Case No. SO Florida. The pertonal represen plaintiff's attorney' or Immediately DustoIulin of MarrIage existing tative of the estate is Brnett Ketinan Brick of Central Florida, between CATHERYN JOYCE Bank Iherealter; otherwise a dfault will Inc ot win'-r,i. II A (formerly 1x entered against ynu' for fhe relief Plaintiff FORD and JOSEPH THOMAS Barnett First National Bank l demanded In the complaInt or Vs. rog, 3d 'poi ai'i (hJ to Winter Park) whose address is P.O. prtutiO Central Florida Water Systems. Inc. servea copy of yo writtend,fenw Box l000Wunter Park. Florlda3llt9. if any, on her AltOney, ALBERT N WITNESSiny handandthiesealof Defendant The name and address of the per. thi5 Court on March 11th, 1974. FITTS, whose address is. 2)0 Ed County Court, Orange County sona representative's attorney Zc)olc)gy Prc)fesscr Outstanding opportunity. Witi train right person, SALESSEC. Lots of action, pleasant boss. Good ________________________ ['UP,. Ix furnsht'd or un furt,5t,cd Ideal location Reaociable rent. 36 3721 anytinle --- - a radius of 12301 ft. an arc distance f to the PT. thence S 37 degrees 31' E iu4.63 ft. to the P.C. of the levy of specIal asseSsment* or fixis within the district; and provIding fcr construction severability end an effective date. Said district shalt .zncompass ..,.'i. ,- . ' ofacurvecors.aveloutheilyhOving English Woods Street DistrIct Ordinancei providing for defir,ltions; providing for goverance of the district by the Boerc of County Comml*sioners; providing for maintenance and operation o Street lights within the district; creating an Advisory Board: setting forth fiscal and taxation procedures; empowering ..': -- "B". thence Southeasterly along the arc tlIed the lighting ci" INSURANCE SEC. 3 Lines Minimum Sundoy-Noon Fidoy ' Florida; creating tne English Woods Street Lighting D'stricf; to be en i;, SERVICE REP OutgoIng personatlty, good typing, light bookkeeping, advance to manager toon The Dcy Befose PubIlction given — 31A—Duplexes CALL US-- to see If you qualify for . . ... - ______ Let Us Give You A Helping Hand DEADLIt'1ES . most Northerly corner of aforementioned Lot 1, Block COUNTRY HOME- Comfur$a51e2 bedroom, family roon " i,atio, all fenced, $15,000. )ti( A' iii iii itt 1 thru S times 41c a line 6 thru 75 times 31c a line 76 times ?4c a line (51.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 800 AM, - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thtu FRIDAY - whIch is as follows: An Ordinance relating to arias of the unincorporated territorIes of Seminole County, vith1rifij ______________________ 1 Bedroom apt., lights, water turn., carpeted, adults. 195.50 3fl.fl96 after I wk. days. RATES P.. tI. Geicr SOURCE 2boundary line of laid Camelot Unit County, Florida; more particularly TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: By the City CouncIl of described as follows: From the The Florida 0epe' .?ent of En -..'. '-• '' i . . ..,, ,,.. Cew-,, ,e,,p ,,,,.. . , C,ne Gables Secticn of of Me'cti, AU.. 1976. rcceivedanappIcationforarm,t , ,. M944shM*ntr,asr.rtw,i.lInpl4s iuc,jn$tri,cI oiio Waite InCinirator "" Book I, Page 93 of thi Pubk f -'--.-.-"-. ----.-----'---,'. .'-. . ri... ,......'ii a V"'I l#I " .)wrce 0! lit IxIIuIion, at 1101 Emit FICTITIOUS NAU .ot1,1 of amoia Cc...ril,, Cassetberry, Florida Nolice is hereby given that we are First St., Sanford, Florida 3q77) Florida run N 32 degrees 27' E along By: Mary W. Hawthorne This application has been submlt engaged in business at 101 the Easterly line of said Lot 1, a City Clerk Wymore Rd.. Altamonte Springs ted by SEMINOLE MEMORIAL dlstanci of 63 ft. for a point of Publish: April 5, 1976 32701. Seminole County, Florida, HOSPITAL pursuant to Chapter 17 beginning; Run thence N 37 degrees DEY71 2. F A C of the Department's rule's under the fictitlout name of TRANS E 1501?, to a point on the Easterly NAT IONAL CREDIT OF CENT, regarding the control of emiisions line of Lot 4, Block "A" of laid NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING which may effect the maintenance FLA. and that we intend to register 1dM5l0ni, thence Westerly along NOTICE i hereby that a National Air Quality Standards, said name with the Clerk of the the arc of a curve concave Northerly Copies of the aforementioned Public HearIng will be held in Room Circuit Court, Seminole County, and having a radius of 30 ft. an arc 203 in the Seminole County Cour. Florida in accordance with the application, the technical analysis distance of 7542 ft. to the P.T., provisions of the Fictitious Name performed by the Depanimenls thoose, Sanford, Florida, by the thence N Si degrees 31' W $12.1 ft. to Board of County Commissioners of staff and their proposed decision are Statutes, ToWit: ection .s 09 the P.C. of a curve concave Easterly avallablefo, public inspection at the Seminole County, Florida, at 10:00 Florida Statutes 1957. AM,, on April 77, 191& or as soon as and having a radius of 3093 ft. following location(s): 5' JoSeph F. Bert thence Northerly along the arc of possible thereafter, to consider The Florida Department Jack E. Duvall adoption of an ordinance by Slid curve a distance of 17.3 ft.. of Environmental Regulation Publish: April 3, 12, 1?, 26, 1976 thence Southwesterly 97.2 ft. to the Seminole County, Florida, title of 3319 Maguire Blvd., Suite 233 DEY•25 Orlando, Florida 3.1103 Persons wishing to comment on any aspect of this action are required to submit theIr comments - 831-9993 I PLICATION FOR PERMIT TO northerly rightoiway line of recorded in Flat Book $, Page 93, of CONSTRUCT AIR POLLUTION Guinevere &rive ID the northerly the Public Records of Seminole " 31—Apartments Furnished - OdQndO - Wintet PQrk CLASSIFIED DEPT. __________ _________ ALEGRE(T DAUOHTERSeI JOY" 4 That pal of Guinevere Court Road Right o' way to be right.c: way lyIng between Lot 34 arid Lot 39, Block "E", Camelot Unit That part of Gene Gables Circle 2. iS recorded in Put Book 16, Pages DEY.26 95 and N, Public Records of lying between Lot 4. Block "A" and Lot 1, Block "8", Gene Gables NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF AP. SemlnoleCcunty, Florida, from the Section of Meredith Manor as Lit BEWITCHED (7) 24 ELECTRIc COMPANY .9 DEVERLYHILLBILUES 35 THE LONC RANGER _________________________ ________________________ 5 p Legu! nuuie __________ ATCHGN. Seminole (1"livers(Jfficiefltcopi,soffh,ctaim vut ' ' "U 15 Attornpv for Petitioner Wife tne Courthouse of Seminole of Execution were delivered to ____________________________________ the clerk to enable the clerk to (eyluss (Fit) 113& t71,i Ofl COPY to each persal County, Sonford, Florida, the 4.5 SherIff of Seminole County, 710 Eewarcls Building, The owner of a physique If Park Avenue Honorable Arthur Beckwith, Jr . Florida An,1 h.,.. 61 G.A131T ....,'.e - ,... ,rr,r.4...,ikIi.,. IIIF >uu u expect to see on a man Clerk of the Circuit Court of following described property Owned Sanfrci. Florida 37771 All persons interested in the aititC Seminole, t)uflthflg out oi phone booths County, Florida wIll otfit' by Central Florida Water Systems, DE Publish Mar. 72, 296 Apr 5. )7, 97 to whom a copy of thIs Notice of X 119) LET'S MAKE A DEAL for sale to the highest end best 173 ln , said proptrly being located In .,,.,,, rather than one analyzing reAdmlnistrationPiasbcenmailed required, WITHIN THREE MON. 're bldderforcash,atptllcoutcry the Srninole County, Florida, more suits in a research lab, SEMINOLECOUNTYBOARD :2) described property of the particularly described as lollowi' HOLLYWOOD THS FROM THE DATE OF THE Defendants, 24 (Men, 3' r 2' S('iuuL PAOcF.(AM. ttxtfinitlnn ml thitir iw'4..'nI TRLATII - 5:00 CELAITY (7) (lues. oj) OPENING 24 TODAY IN THE LEGISIAIL'tIE t.f 12 , LW .7.) (A) LW MICKMOUSECit, :91 GENERAL HOSPITAL 24 (Mon) ABIIW1THKNIT (Wed) MAN AUVE 35 THE MOTHERS IN LAW .. 33O ncr of the SDSU CatflPU. lie EPSTAXES ) 16) PRICE ISRIGHT 1010 BACKLOT US& a W Gene Kelly and Jotvt Wayne. WIcy Rooney and Wth Ton Ton are guests u Cavoti reinms egoondaoltho rTtiOn psctse MUSKETEERS" 910 '4 stewrathciIstator Jowi (Ja Warden) n she edca orman mat wde the seards 'or a THREE 0' () Sciter'sGold."(B&eid B.e O&I 1936. 112) IISERV GRIFFIN St'ICYiV 4' MISTER ROGERS' NEK3RII000 3 (41) ofeen d) 'io M's ReJon H, Soidergaa'd. 1944. (Ttx.rs) 'l Maude deddes to n.m for 'Ti (Wod.) 1be Letter." Bane Davis,GaIeSorEjogarrd.1940 ('list's) "In T1s (As tie.' Belle Davis, Olivia De 4aj 1942. (Fit.) Wintev Meeting Bette Devis, JIT1 a'ts. ig.ts 18—Help Wahited CLASSIFIED ADS uescr Wed as. SeminoI County. Florida By: Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk Publish April S. 12, 19, 76, 1976 (2) (12) NEWS ('4) 161 ALL IN THE FAMILY ' Patxick. 1956. (Tues) "The Clerk 530 C __ onttiero.dasaycxs'igmarim eoerch ci -u' f a THE FBI: PIUOITTIed Wed., see bo4v. only) AFTER S C H 00 1 S P E C I AL: S.1iagos Mtca." (A) 35 MICKEY (o3& 5:00 2) ADAM 12 '°' 35 LASSIE 300 . (Mon.) WITH THIS RING (Tues., Thur.) JEANNIE (%.) PROFILES IN EDt.ICAliON (Fri) DAN GRIFFIN ' 9 ) DAILY %RD 630 (14) PASTOR'S S1U)Y 8' SUNRISE SEMESTER (ii (Mon., Wed., Fo.) TEN. NESSEE TUXEDO (Tues) UNDERDOG (lbs-es) BULLWKLE 17) ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU 9) SUNRISE JUBILEE 6:55 2i DEVOTiONAL 6:58 .12 PAIL HARVEY 700 2) (12) TODAY (Local news at 725 and 8:25). '41) 16) 61 CBS NEWS: (Ch 4, 710, kxal news). 7 SESAME STREET .9: GOOD MORNING AMER. ICA 800 CL) C A P TA I N KANGARDO LW COI#Aft.JITY CLOSE UP J) SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING 810 LIt FRAN CARLTON EXERCISE SHOW 900 r -. orphans who 'ewis to be ADOAMS FAMILY 4:30 4) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOY 6) MERV GRIFFIN SHOW LW' GILU(.LANS ISLAND 1) 24) SESAME STREET 3 2) 112.) ANOTHER WI)RLD 5 a&tpted. '7' Rt?e Dai JOI Lotion. tTc.i ,uno ldo," Beflo Devis, Montgomery 1948 600 Lit MOVIE "Chubasco." 7) 24 USA: rxnic Fc%est FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that i" NOticeisherebyqIven that w &ngaged in business at 263$ Santord engaged 'n business at I))] E Ave., Seminole Cointy. Floridi Aftmonte Dr., Altamonte Sprin COUNTY, FLORIDA. under the tictitlous name Of 32701. Seminole COUAty, Florj CASE P43. 764O7.CA41.A IN RC: TN! L:!SLu'noN OF aATEMAP4 REALTY, and that I Lincler thC fictitiOuS name of SMITH,, inteno iurcgStr sad rmC with the INSURANCE AGENCY, md thu we' MARRIA'JE CIk of the Circuit Court, Sem'no lntcr. ;J'te' ¶aid name with the GREEN MCCLEARY Petitioner wile, County, Florida in accordance with L.er of the Circuit Court, Seminole tP.e provisions of the Fictitious County, Florida in accordance with md Name Statutes, To Wit: Section the prOvisions 01 thC Fictitious lACK RAYMOND McCLEARY, Name Statutes, TOWII Respondent husband. 565 09 Florida Statutes 1957. Section S MOISIC C. Buteman kS09 Florida Statut '957. NOTICE OF ACTION AND Publish: March IS. fl. 29, Apr11 S. S: Janet K. Taubenjie NOTICE TO DEFEND 1976 Edward 0. Taubetnee THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Puhli JACK RAYMOND MCCLEARY DEX 76 March 27. 29, AprIl 5, 13, - 1976 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NOTICE OF ORDINANCE OF DEX 120 that LORINE GREEN MCCLEARY CLOSING. VACATING AND NOTICE OF PRECEEDINOS FOR s filed a Petition in InC Circuit AIANDONINO RIGHTS-OF.WAY THE VACATING. ABANDONING, '1 Court of Seminole County, Finrida, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING for Dissolution of Marriage existing NOTICE is hereby given that the OF RIGHTS OF WAY: between LORINE GREEN Mc. City Council of the City Of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CLEARY and JACK RAYMONO Casselberry, Florida, at ti Regular YOU W1LL PLEASE TAKE MCCLEARY, and You are required Meeting held on the 22nd day Of NOTICE that thø Board of County to serve a copy of your wi'itten March, AD., 1976, in the City Hall at CommissIoners of Seminole County, defense, if any you have, on her Casselberry, Florida, pursuant to Florida at 7:00 O'clock P.M., on the Attorney, Albert N. Fitts, wtose Petition and Notice heretofore 4th day of May, A D. 1976, in the address ii: 210 Edwards Building, given, pissed and adopted an Or County Commissioners' Meeting North Park Avenue, Sanford, c1Innce closing, vacaling and l M,i'.4 In Florida 37771, and file the original abandoning, renouncing and Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public with the Clerk of the above Styled disclaiming any and alt rights of the Meeting to consider and determIne, Court, on or before the lClh clay of City of Casselberry, Florida, and the etner or not the County will May, A.D., 1976, therwiie a D 4 lt public In and to the following vacate, abandon, discontinue, close, and an Ultimate Judgmeni will be described rrop.rty, to wit: renounce and diiclaim, any right of entered against you for the relief That purl of Lancelot Way right. the County and the Public, in an to demandedinsaidpetition,whIchJS, of.way lying between Lot 42, Block the following Rightsol.Way, run the Dissolution of Marriage n "E", and Lot 1, Block ".1". Camelot ning through the described P0PIfty, existing between you. Unit 2. as recorded in Plat Book 16, fOwl?' That part and portion of WITNESS MY HAND AND OF. Pages 95 and 96. Public Records of GENE GABLE CIRCLE. as the FICIAL SEAL of said Court, this 2nd Seminole County, Florida, north of same appears on the phi of Gene ot April, 1976. the northerly right.of.way line of Gables Section of Meredith Manor, ( SEAL) Guinevere Drive to the Flat Bock I. Page fl, of th• Public Arthur H. Beckwlth Jr. thwesterly bosndjry line of sild Records of Seminole Courit' 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 24 (Moi ,TUO$. %d.. ThIfl.) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (II) (Fri.) CONSI)AER SURVIVAL KIT 35 ROC1(Y AND FRIENDS. UNDERDOG 4 2 IRONSIDE C4) GIUJGAN'S ISLAND '6) MARYHARAN, MARY HARAN 7) 24 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 9) PEIJ1 Qp 4) (Mon.) COLLEGE FOR CANINES (R) (1u08.) SO(JNDSTAGE (R) (Wed) Ht)MN RELATiONS ANti SCHOOL DISCIPLINE ('This's.) NOVA(R) (FrI)KLJPS SHOW (A) 5) (Fri. onfy) SENIOR SCENE LW MOVIE: (Pk,n.) Bevnc Tuesday to he a boge flop. (A) jj 'y ( 9) RYANS HOPE 12) DAILY DEVOTiONAL Joe (Valerie Harper, Dvi 2.30 2) (12) THE DOCTORS '4) (6) THE GUIDINGLIGHT 6 PIEWS 200 16) F*OoA 9) $20,000 PYRAMiD 12.55 2i tIZ) NBCNEWS 100 2 :t SOMERSET (.4) MIDDAY S Ung Crostty aid 6ii .4 Wed., 9 AU. MY CHILDREN 24: ELECTRiC COM'ANY too ANIMALS: 7) THE ELECTRIC COM- GOOSE (Fit.) MAY B, NIMBLE PORT 9. WILD, WILD !M)RLD OF Ttms,, 2.00 lhurs.) DUCK, DUCK, 24 ROBERT MAC NEIL RE- LW HOGANS HEROES 130 (2) 1t2) DAYSOFOUR LIVES AS n I) TURNS RHYME AND REASON 3 BIG VALLEY 12:30 thee very different tI-uS to stLvck)nl and dosat their own Ire styles 6 CONCENFRAT)ON ' Robert Biay, Pat Obnahue 1957. (Tues.) Htwl ts' Peggy Q.riins. Herbert 1cm. 1958. Thsh. (Wed) "So ci tbe Michig Redave, V&ofle Hobon. (Thn.) UFO. Tom POwVf'S. (Fri.) T1ee Cheers for the Irish." ThomasMtctn, 12O 2) ii?.) NEWS YOUNG AND RESTLESS 61 BUGS B&RINY AND FRIDS 12 MAGNIFiCENT MARBLE MACHINE (Mon.) D PRESS (Tuos, .. )L THOMAS REMEMBERS (Fri.) BOOK BEAT 24 MAN AND ENVIRONMENT 1130 2 12 TONIGHT 4 cBs LATE MOVIE: 'F Sosy' LW' 3S COUEGEK. BALL Fh 600 2 ,6 '9 NEWS LM FAMILY 24 MAN AND El4RON. P,4EP41 35 MY FAVORITE MAfiP 630 2 12) NBC NEWS ,4) 163 CBS NEWS LI IDREAM OF JEANNIE 9' ABC NEWS 35 MOVIE (Mon , I Legal Notici ___ TELEfISIit4 LISTIt4cS At4c, IIII-IIcI.$ .. ,. 1mm 322 0701 after 2 p.m. Chico & The Man We Buy F mit ure DAVES' 373 9370 .1st 1197&i71, Longwona 57) 5570 or PSi sg5 - i:" ,'i 4-t'x. .'. .y, '1 �- 11- __ _E --illw - - - I __ _ Sanford, Ft. 4B-EvertlngHerald, I-- /J_\ it ''••. om4. ....LAT ( 'I in ER5 vI 1 • / I_J. [000 1 I ( THE BORN LOSER - - I-- '1 ORDIAK ~ ,1 .1 i,,~ I.- I (I., D14 A002ST8 __ I _________-1 . ' FLEDV- ( 'I 15 Staggered 19 20 Enclosed (ib) 56 Attach Sea bird _ 57 Dirk No*I 24 World War 11 58 Cell,c area tab ) country .6 Begin DOWN Large I across 2 33 Medley ________ II (astern itate tab) I? Uncle (Scot) 21 31 Certain 32 candidates Hindu t'tii f o r Europeans 13 Vivid hue 17 Caper 21 36 Huge Greek letters 38 Coltsack chief List bundle 22 Ornamental 42 European of candidates pattern Small pincers 34 Air (comb 45 Continent lab I 3 Bank 25 Masculine form) 4 Literary appellation 46 Also 35 Person who compositions 27 Charitable 47 Noun suffixes iesides 5 --' Majesty 49 French gifts 23 Tropical plant 44 capital .19 Unit of tta,cien 7 Trees 40 Clever 9 Soft food 'l -, i 9 - '• - - - - 4 '•'.' r.o:ctt 28 Iranian sitor 50 Black 1poet I nickname 51 Orfn i . - coin 5 6 ' 10 13 11 112 - / - 15 - - - - 1 1 16 I C_ -t,-, 1.,,s,, / I , if 11 ,;: 20 by Lorry Lewis I NI 11", AP'NTI.4INC" iillC 7HT THAT - .1 P R 0V ED 3 E_ EXPERTS...,/ \~0! .~ C&I 1) - _Z 7 - ___ 1r I (: L • J - \' -rtjh" ; ZV~ v%,i Ill _s' A 1 I ',d'?lI (I ( / " t tA ..)'.( AtI GO 7t,IOT R.)VD IT CAD.' CICERO? W1 I-lAD co1aoR - - / \ ,,_ v - - N., . - ~ i (,, - ____ . i I - i/c -i. BLONDIE Chic Young p c."Gy K is C-*-TTKG 2 W~A~~ES CD-~ il`Y~ I A BACXYARD M7EK0W I Tws ._J), k. HE Tm1,NiKS ~.41E'S COMiNG 7D A BARBEC.UE YET • ~,-J r,. - --, - r "p,.. , - -I 4- ' ! 7 - (-;' ,,,,',~~~ -$ , i• "')' .. P~a " - 7 - I - . ( - - '?4A.' e-5/;?, \ ____________ .1 i 11 1 1 . - - X '- Z3 . Vt. I __ - by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP r ' A BEEN CORRAL AGAIN! - - ~_. _ - ._____._ - _- ,-- .:l ._- -.1--- e / STARTING To SMELLLIKE - A STABLE' ' g' -A I~ ' ( ( -L .- -i - / s- ,! ; Y, -N:~~Nw __ . _&~!~;.*.n ,~~ I \.' II - .-. • rJ' f . - L i - _., / f - - - I Q -, ~(I ) é(l - L_ * %,~. P ~ -f 13 c 1101 %il I _-C"~_ i ,_~, a / 1-,~a 1 1~ 4 % s-" L ) V,v!,-i~~, 4.5 4 '' i (') ,• I I ,,- , ~.40 C. C'ff"' j I' v1. I ,1 ' . . TI- E NICEST THING 1 , .0 0 - __ - __ - 06- RFEALLY 2'WELL.,JUST ELL ME ONE Tk;KG YOUVE LEARNED FROM T)4AT SURE IT CAN ARCPQE,ISTRAT -< YOU X)A L L V.RY WATCH EDiCATI I 1 -\______- ALL LAST THE I I k \ '1 r _____ 3 ____ I ______ _____ . ,, 5 ' : I I . by Bob Thaves 1 1 - I / - - - - 1'_ . ___ - , . le"" "NoT GU ILTY "? ! 0 4YOU M r-A N soon as a perzon quits smoking. I o put it another way. a person ken smoking tso TH AT 'Ps THE ONVY CHOICES VAE' HAVE-> W-A. - . ;-.;r 0: vascular I . r .. I *J WITHIN TS! --a . #' ~ I i ! i i Llmm! i ~ . V .i Wisconsin New York Hold Primaries Toda I (1 __________ I smokingcanbe and \ _U -5 - - . - .4t. A . . 11.14%4 . - .. ~ej- %iob!"~, rk ------'"-ft-illik . i - ~ - IE;T714 ____ .Z~M=- -~ I I residents of the Schoharie Valley and as a fortification . d " ~' " - A - - -1 ___.- I TFI ~~ 'J j' A, Si r John Johnson led a (ni ce of it, The World Almanac 8W Tories and Indiani against recalls. IN* failed to wir, thp battle. zinji 3 Saratoga shortly after. helped France, The World A;s A,anac to open an z1hance with reveals -- _-- S ~ - i - M.k.I v "M M .-4 ) are in the works which would make 1976 the tag will contain three letters and three ree o ear Floridians must suffer such in- nuni rs an wi . .; - private-use ,.,eh i cle desi gnat i ons convenience. . Troy Ray, county tax collector said that"b ll be affixed each The renewal sticker y 1, 1977, Florida should be ready to switch over to a system of permanent auto license year in the tag's upper righthand corner, Ray tags which silI operate with staggered said, sshile centered at the bottom lAth be a renewal and alpha-numeric registrafion. strip designating the owner's county of • * .1 said, wo uld Such plan, fl it. • ence and wru. iliOflu.. resid . -se one owners of private vehicles to purcL "But there is nothing in this systein that is permanent tag which would then be renewed going to change your basic title transfer annually during the owner's birth month. laws," Ray added. "They will remain the This tag could be transferred to any other same as they are now." nriate sehicle regardles.c of make or The only difference is that a pe wishing to transfer his plate from a Cadillac to a VoIkssagen or vire-',er'a Will 110W be a Pusunalit),, BFtakfdst i.e Lit LA £I...A LIe to A P es sponsored by the Greater Sanford Chamber of , worked out Ra said and tll be applied preliniinar grounds'.ork shkh ill begin accord.ing to tile v0iicle 1I1vol%t'&1l .1 ~p-?Clflc (luring die* annual auto tag renewal period transaction. scheduled July I through Aug. 20. Ray stressed th it hi ',s is ifl'thu, ti t Persons see ki ng to renew their auto ta gs ,-Ind registrations 'or 1976 will be required to implementation of one chzinge required by die new system, that of a statewide data file. determined b) the state legislature Ha) said This comprehensive, computerized bank of The schedule c.dls for payment of five to 16 facts on private-use vehicle owners months worth of tax, worked out in a manner throughout the state will eliminate many desiped to place each person on a renewal errors which Ray said now occur due to discrepancies between State Department Of Persons who are instructed to pay less Motor Vehicles information and data con. thd 1 12 months worth of tax when they renew Wined in computer files of some 20 different during the regular 50-day period will I*-,told to Florida counties. ___ 7_- 41001~ 00wil- I - - ___ pffv __ ALL ABOARD FOR VIRGINIA __ - 7__N,* - ____- . . _ - 1% :A __1 . _t ~ h • /, . _- I , Crossilijord . ht Bu (N - __ V -• &'4" ._ I I H itat Sports • luau le vis i on - Te - P 11 W. z -4 .. -. ____ I lm~P_Nq 2,1XII, 1: ~ _____; ~_ MOr - __ __ --- I -~~__-____. -~~Wailffi~_- ~h M_!i - - - _ _- ~_--- _-.____ I__________________ - :1 __ , . _~__ - .. . _.- . -__.-_ ___- ---. i ~v~- --- ___._ __ - ____ - __ __ - -1 - 1. - dget t4 il --"._ L";~__ - .-' -'-'r',i,. -,c''' ~ ( ~-tn'~_ __.? . _..,__*!!1Jt.`7 -r :_7~-, . . 2,. J w .-. ~ 1~ I. r "'' - _. ' - -~ ti '- ' '2' - ' . ' - 41 zi~'r . ,- -~J - ~4,~, ,,.-4 ,- IFLIM49,_-~ - - -A'!~, - I . _ ,~ J ~h C., ,_11 - "~ 8~~t- il.~, . i '~Clf Irm-i ~~T~-,___ ,--- . __;_~.-_ - i A t i TALI-811ASSEE - The inust significant legislation passed -A -_~, 1 ;.,.,; Legislative .......... 4 - aa _71 1 - & - .;~ Y-A " 'Ai b-~,)_Vti;" , ;/ . -.- --~,, 2' . .; : ~5 1 , ','_ , .., ~ .~~ ~ _1 --.-t , Li, 11~_, 7 - - - _, i 27 T-7- I -; .143 le Ali Q VLA _.r*fl-()I'p., •'.tj;•: .. _. 7', - i:1;gJ Reporf *11 can remember one or two year," Feclitel said. letters from constituents on lie mid if the governor's appropriations during my years office over-anticipates ; ~ I, V_ ~._,A f_-A P% .4 .. .41, ., ,, I _. -. --- - .7____ I - . ___ , ,,, - ~,~; F-I ~ .~ ~_,: . -, - I 1_. ,. k -4 _~ 'I ~&r ,C". - - 1. _V_ - 1.! ~A*_ 1 1_4 iR, ; I,!J%~Ik.i 7k . 1 i As fflu t~;p iq 'I " am ;;"14 W*0 ,_~; N .~ ~ ,. .... kisLtie ddcg.ttion said eectiu',e tiranh t.an do as it Florida's money problems pleases on holding back funds .1.3-B 8-9-A don t receive much attention on s hates er programs it from voters, Fechtel t,aid, chooses. "That gives the because most appropriations executive branch more power." J ! ~_ - -= --y-~ a . .--- . - , _V Z , - , rJ34W _T? _Z:~;, _ _m .~r~27_ ~f -~k ! t - ." - ~_. ~_ . -• F Ilerald Staff Writer 4-11 - ~Jo_ _,- . ti. -- r , ~ .'' Z J ___ _"r" -9 • - , , " I-W=f~r, -~ :r ~-";~~;:ft _1~ ?1A. -6 i. . - --" . --A-"% s, JA li!_ - ec el avors Legishture is appropriations. says State Rep. Vince Fechtel, but the people back home are Dear Abby 1 the bcfce J empties into we St. on Thursday , !?th C. PJ"?. :.;. ....cdpurchccl31 .Y:h legislator gets little or no mail . - 7-e. - oka' F - i 0-M - I.- W '-. _- Most _44 I-- - - _ . -.R, --. ~ ... . - ' I ,%- ~----~:, _," i. Brantley site because state and At a cui'nty commission federal grants can be obtained meeting last month, Williams for any park plan which inwon a moratoriwii on the cludes water-related activities. matter until citizens could After the ark d express their %iews at a public , fl bo ard as reviewed hearing . rue ms is expected of the criticism was to make a final recom. (hrected at the increase in th,e mend3tion. number of boats on the lake if At first Williams said he the southwest S-.!mrnole area Is heard few complaints from turned into a park. Lakeside I.ake Brantley residents. But, dwellers say Lake Brantley is after word of the pending pr.e'-itl) over crowded and any p.rthac from Winter Park increase could harm the en- Land Co. began to appear in vironment. newspapers the commMoner Many of the residents who said he receied a rash of ,,- ttended the public hearing evinplaints; from Nrsons who signed petitions. At today's are against budding a park on iOtiflt commission meeting Lake Brantle) Today - _Wr__~ r-.,r .. County Commissioner 'liltinITla had those. petitions Richard Williams today [6ced in the official record. Williams said he wouldn't recommended the parks and recreation board reconsider the have an), recommendation pending purchase of an 8(1~acre about ' whether to go ahead with plans to buy the site or to back park site on Lake Brantley. Williams' recommendation off until the county parks ,Ind came after about 200 citizens recreation board has reconshowedupatapublichearingin sidered the issue. cirest ity yester y o pro es e The county want t return, Ray said. The second visit will bring these persons into alignment with the birth- By KRIS NASH . Residents Oppose Brantley Park Site lierald Staff Writer 'Me long lines, delay and confusion of month rotation. The new plate will be streamlined to bu,illing an auto license tag will be worse this tax match systems now in use in California and ycar than ever before, a Seminole County er official sWd today. But he added that plans Oth heavily populated states, Ray said. The -IV= 4 / '-' Ta SystemOutlined A - --- • three letters and three numerical digits. , -,i - !~~'r-V - i, A, sketch of the new design for FkrWIn auto Heensel tap b exambied by Sembole C"aty 7~1 Collector Troy Ray (left', and John Caffl, president of the Greater Sanford Chmber of Commerce. The new plate will wt carry county or vehicle series designalJons RW will be 11M.1ted to -A - 0 it I'l ~ = 1 ' • 1) 1 / I M - - ___ - ... l IDA I I II III • --. : - / - il . ; Z-_ ~ _,il' ! ~ - - _____________________ ______ - dangered lands bounding the floated by the state several lower Wekiva River II'. years ago to be used in . Seminole and Lake cotmties. chasing environmentally enlands. n u dangered separate •• I kU state acts Three a a0wa time," said bi currently protect such Democrat from Altamonte laws lands including the Aquatic flIS. Preserve Act, the Scenic and Leesburg Wild Rivers law and the Fechtel, the Republican, who spearheaded Envirortmentally Endangered legislation in the l9l5 session of Lands Act, Fechtel's office said the Legislature to include today. Conservationis!ts, fishermen sections of the Wekiva in the and weekend explorers of the th Aquatic Preserve Act, said e Cabinet will consider the river hope a favorable decision $3,823,800 purchase, recom- by the Cabinet will open a new mended by the state Depart- era in protecting one of th e merit of Natural Resources, at state's most valuable natural 10 a.m. hearing at the Haydon resources - its water quality. p'i.é I . , . V * k /1 .. ff V = -__ - __ i ...__,•,,•q• 11 // - . . . - . . that centered around thip house of Benjamin Chew I -_-_ that the Florida Cabinet will on both sides Of the river 1w . - .11162~__ _X 14 -_.. - Massachusetts' primary, traveled to Washington Monday to speak to AF1,CIO leaders. A", . • come stumping for Indiana May 4 primary. Udall was in Madison for a rallies on the Capitol steps and later %ith labor leaders. _- - - '. A .• I • campaigned through central Wisconsin Monday before 14-P __. j I first six Democratic primaries, . - ;.- h Ir , vp _,1 . . u( cup it - oh. s to state representatives capital Thursday. The purchase would preserve - Robert hlattaway and Vince . - -•, • time there The ballot also list ed four who have dropped out of the race: Indiana Sen. Birch Bay h, R Sargent Shri', er, tue Pennsylvania Shapp and Texas Sen. lJoyd Benisen . - -.---. IN - - .. - .__ - 4 4 . ' ... nd former e Harris were candidates in WLsicensin, ton, although both spent little 7 _~!~~ - -- British I sti - TAI,I,AlIASSEE- Semin. Burns BuiUng In the state .., .,. _ , -. .. 1- .._Iap__,l _.• •• ~ __, 7"" 7-4" !iII111111 " "" _"W="=__-=-; ~71 stationing 9.WO troops in Ger. mantown, a small village to verted from a church to a fort III 1778, enclosed by a log ..•. Ft I .1 ____ I Jirce vee)'s ago to put the , 15' liii at I nesday Area citizens are Invited to attend a brunch at the Cliamber at 10 a.m. Wednesday - a hat created by ~ themselves to mark the occasion is the only admission F-, I " requinment. Door pirizes wW be presented, as well as prim for the F.,i I most outsta nding hats, and refreshments will be served •-" 4 Virginia Longwell, secretary to Chamber Executive Manager Jack Horner, invites guests to come in full . / _1__ fancy-dress costume If they prcfer - though only their I. ' / hints will be judged for prim. There is no chrrge. / T3 We have it from reliable sources that one of the most ~determinedcontenders for first prize Is none other than Charnber President John Carh, whose secretaries Helen =4 ~_ , rKelly and Fayc Slier have been working on his hat for ill %4w _~ 1) sl weeks. ~ I I has been planned as a fun way to salute the country on its 20M i I ,~ I birithby. Call today to let Horner or Mrs. Longwell know I I, Ill, )'t) 1), I ' roming. I lif \ If : \" ••I•• - a ., r f77 / jk I I I ratic priniary. New York's leg[Anture voted "Hats Off to the Bicentennial" is the salute planned by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Wed "Right now I'm 30 per cent Republican, 35 per cent Democraft, 12 per cent moderate, 9 per cent extremist and 14 per cent undcCided!" I .0-ill"w-, 1, . Cabinet Weighs Lands Purchase " _.;r . I / I allowed to vote in the Demo- ____________________ BY The Associated Press Wisconsin, traditionally a - - __40 . ' S as the limer Fori. it served WIT)iIN rop lqq *I.- . to by T. K. Ryan I Z important. ) _c "" The Old 'tone Fort ) ~ like to otnt ith some pride to I C -__ by Dick Tumer .4 S ________________________________________________________________________________ S TUMBLEWEEDS . County Commission (I8IrInan Michael Hattaway has message for Seminole taxpayers and county governmental of(alCers - "Cut the budget and increase services." "We can do both," Hattaway told Roger NeLswender, the board's executive assistant who will relay the two goals discussed at a Monda yworkshop meeting to depattmental chlefs. County Commissioner harry Kwiatkowski said he intends to I 0 I I Having said this, I would The facts as I have stated them hoIre are well known to th,e Ivad ng medical scientists in BICENTENNIAL . CARNIVAL B t ervices et oos I Many Items which cost money and keep land taxes at the program budget plia line item budget when called for. sent to Seminole residents in October. Kwiatkowski, who also attended the erMiun that wia callo to He said he wants to outline exactly now mum of the tax- present level or cause them to soar are not usitt the control of discuss the fiscal 176-fl budget proposed some changes of his county COflhIflISSlOfl. payer's dollar is under th e commission's control, budget to O th e e county commission chopped th Last year According to Kwiatkowski, only 21 cents of every tax dollar is county's apKwiatkowski, like Hattaway, favors the program type controlled by commissioners. The remainIng 79 cents is either within the amount of land taxes certified by the or goes to run departments not under the board's praiser. The final $19-ml,111on budget required aach property budget. tie said department chlefl; should evaluate all projecU In ispent by terms of cost and benefits to the cities. If cost outweighe property. of owner to pay $5.40 for each $1,(X)0 worth jurisdiction, he said. Hattaway, who is up for re-election aiis year, also said he benefit, Kwiatkowski said the program should be killed -or put Kwiatkows)d sWd he would like to show taxpayers the services they receive for 21 cents. If possible, he will include that believed a program budget Is the method to utilize this year. off until a later date. Herald Staff Wri ter a xhibits and not see a single -tidering the high Con. whiff of cigarette smoke. There cidence of heart attacks and . suddenly is a reason for this. Physicians dead dropping with 9 Chamber , through the hall where hun. dreds of, physicians will be ui Bu r e s y cases, or else you must havo a - ___• Jisease this is a very significant inaprovement. Your docotr the vast majority have twit the either doem't know this and is willpower to stop. restricting his comments to the . ' cauiLry,illi clizi ____ - -1 Dr. L amb .4 associated ll, MUNNOW -M ---_ ' U first time. Previously, only the 'ention delegates, are holding and• the names of delegate candidates presidentla' primary elections were listed, with tid clue as to candldate% toda y. which of the candidates they At stake in New York . (1SVtI.t) .ilitl •IlL• JM (uIi' supported. 274 Democratic nominating slates listed in only a few votes and 117 Republican dele- congressional districts in New The backing of New York's ____________________ Democratic delegation wa.4; alout for him lie wins the ht,,irt gates to go with 37 already York. M)RTII lead and plays a spade at trick The only real Republican ways a prize plum, but the syspicked. Wisconsin's Democrats LQJ9 two , decided the allocation of 68 contest was in Wisconsin, telTi made it difficult for candiest plays low Democratic and 45 Republican although Ronald Reagan, who dates to win it without spending 4A73 and obviously South start% •.Iegates. Is challenging President Ford vast sums of money educating £KQ84 proceedings by playing the The polls were scheduled to for the GOP nomination, gave voters. jack from duimy. losing to Before the change, Jackson AA75 A K 10 3 remain open in bnth states until up his personal campaigning East's king A heart cornes V.11096 back and South leads a second there for a nationally televised had declared, "We're going to 9 pin, # J 84 96 spade. Again West plays low Both Jimmy Carter and Mor- address. In New York, Reagan win New York.... It could even As vou can see the inning ris Udall predicted %ictory 1.n ran delegate slates in only four be a landslide." .flhtft, play is the (luet'fl It is also tC The legislative move, t. Wisconsin's Democratic pri- of 39 districts correct ever, br ought Carter and Udall Reagan, who won his f mary as they stumped the state , ). Q The reason for 102 • Mo nd ay. Washington Sen. lien- 'primary two weeks ago in to the state for some intensified play is that if East had held ry hi. Jackson forecast long ago North Carolina, was in Texa~, campaigning and Jackson both the ace and the king. he Both vulnerable today, rounthng up support for abruptl)- dropped work in North he would win in New York. might well have won the first 0 ) C3rolirw and headed for New Carter, a former Georgia that state's May I e!ection. spade with the ace. In other West North Fast South ftsconsin, the state which York, where he has been for words, the king was an governor, and Udall, a con. automatic play from king-10 gressman from Arizona, vaulted John F. Kennedy to- most of the last few weeks, IN Udall listed 192 delegate can It wouldn*t have been planned some last-minute cain- ward the White House in 1960 Pass 3 N T Pass Ilass d1dates in 37 of the 39 dLsuicu, automatic froin ace-king paigning in Wisconsin today. and Lyndon B. John: -4n toward Pass , JSCkOfl184b 35 t31C5Z" Upenèngkacl-Jv while Jacksor awaited returns retirement eight VCSI'S lat er about t terl4lln29dlatricts,Wallicel6 " ___________________ appeared at one pint v' f %AOOLV In New York, in three districU a. -A antiaA reader from Perinsylvarill Alabama (;ov. George Wal- lose its standing as a key pribortlon candidate Ellen lAdfltS to knotA the coned mary because of a stste law allace, who finished a close seeMcCormack five in tver home Jim "flow about a di.scus. response to partner's opening (Ind in Wisconsin four years ago lowing crossover %-oting, which sion of the principles ill club bid with district in Nassau County. or to the eventuai Democratic is forbidden by new Democratic &.1itisisiV K xxxx #%%XA 11; restricted choice' " There are uncommitted deICmminee, Gveorge .',1t:C#o-;cm, party ruics. gri in t.he But the juirty tkicked off wound up Ns catripai, tough subject, but it ;- ,ill be spade You wdrit to show t)4)1.h I two of the congressional ai-sstate Friday and returned to hi.s March 4 and said the primary ,rjur suits as cheaply as possi. well worth the time of any of : tricts. While nearly 50 canviour readers who want to learn ble home In Montgomery. "I think could be used one more time to ibout it " Ift-r a copy ot jACOBY r.'e'll do better than they think," bind convention delegates, even dates for delegate seats are y uncommitted they Jim- "lath 's hand is si MODERN $ -, cans were nominall have voiced support for Sen. pie enough Sou, th is in thret, at Brodgo. - c/o this notrump and is going to make newspaper. p 0 Box 489. ' hitibeil H. Humphrey of Min______ ____ three, four or five def*nding radio Cdy Sfation, Now Yotk, on how the spade suit works N Y 10019) candidate for the nomination I but would accept a conventIon ) risk of having a heart attack or "at shouid be done in the best stroke assoc!ated with cigarette interest of the health of his cmolung is decreased at once as patients in the diet and weight and dropping dead is decreased .. - ..'.. practicing physicians. In my endeavor petent For more information on different health problems lie stresses tiat I may associated with smoking send become very nervous and tit 50 cents for The Health Letter, 2-6. Tobacco: number is not good. Any comments? Cigarettes, Cigars, Pipes. Send 'I , long, stamped, self-addressed stress the word if, you are envelope for mailing. Address quoting your Metor correctly, your letter in me in care of this he must be a cigarette smoker. ' er, 1-1.0. Box 1551, No othier well-informed doctor Radio City Station, New York. would give 00 SUt. advice NY 10019. • s e ail emot ona 'thou spot. One of the problems that patients have in dealing %ith It Is true that a certain physicians Is that the advice a amount of lung damage which physician gives is sometimes has developed in smoking is not related to his own personal reer-sible It is totall), corn situation So It Is that doctors wlwmioke Ates tend to be • • ii. • )OU cannot benefit perm - • - " d say 111a from stopping smoking just cessful in getting their patients to stop this unhealthy habit. I t is y also true that the overweight The marked Increase in the physician Is less Inclined to do ______ FRANK AND FRNEST - ( My doctor tells me that I have in nirred no damage through I - -smoking, but if I have my I. giving up smoking at my age the country and most com- to the mme level as the non. I ' ers . Hatta w your basic life style that you factor of having a heart attack meetings today and walk 1'1 I . )I *:::' z ' . preidentIRl contenders, and .. .. . nwav rew zor, i mportant likelihood of dropping dead or excellen' record of stopping having a heart attack than the smoking that physicians have, nonsmoker. If that person quits Doctors have quit in ma&ws. smokhg within a week his risk You can go to major medical '-, l' P Is .. 1) I, ~ Z..: _____ m 11 %_.0 • Ca,sa - - April 6,1976 turn the gathering Into a This year you should tie ablI? I business meeting. Just have (tin, Make vour deals at a later to make.sorne majob" changes ir lNicks; of cigarettes a day for years has three times the cup,ition or profession has the C! I - - •'•" "I' i' . I.AMB- Having sutodsince was 16,1atn,now 59. and having quit since reading your advice in the paper, I am really rather deflated. 'Jio h " ovEoADED' I - -' - __ e . I LEARNED NOT TO IT INTO A LINE THAT REMEMBER Nrn---. TV SET ' - 1 encourage me " - I ,.. OH, i,JEE DOE SN T KNOW ASOuT fr GPOOm Pop rriE QuEsriow> I a _ •••. I . a ,`0_f_G=N- -V 58 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents 68th Year, No. 195-Tuesday, April 6, 1976 - . \•'- - - = Evenmg I Quick Benefits . 1. . - 23-Se t 22 ug. (A O IJRRA(Sept.23.Oct.23$ This couldn't realize previously. is ne of those days when your Means and opportunities ,._1,i N-C I 49 . VIRG (late. OVER- fi - - pn g 19) ., _J - PtIiipr'a I II - O I CW - 'i'!) II - _ s 57 \.w.Y'J'.ED.'J - - - -1-1--I Concentrate : extra situations worth developing. You're likely to be very inSCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If and acterprising today, I. • y ou iMC a serious matter to cumulate some surprising discuss today, do It in a frank gains. However, reluctant associates could slow you down. and open manner. Be sure the TAURUS (April 20lay 20) SAGI1'TARIUS (Nov 23-Dee Large or unusual projects 21) The affairs of others are a forte today. h I I be Don't let the size of a venture to monopolize much of your intimidate you before trying. time today. However, you-0 C,EAIINI (May 21-June 20) enjoy part ici pating. CAPRICORN 1)e. 22-Jan. Opportunities may come your way today through a chain of 19) Your ambitions are rnore I today U unique events. They must be ink in terms of "we" you th handled wisely to make p Coo instead of "me." eration anything of them. CANCER (June 21-July 22) produces results. AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. You'll function be tter with a group than in one-to-one Take pride in what you set your i relationiships today. Select an hand to today. The rewards for ~ activity where you can lose a job well done could turn out to be larger than you anticipated. yourself in a crowd. PISCES (Feb. 20-March LEO July 23-Aug. 22) Your You may meet someone new hunches regarding ways to achieve your goals today might today socially who could prove 21 ,ii 1 GE T THE FEELING ' - ' i,! (_IUfMEHi.YbV __r - TALK! - ' (k 3. C, ,I -F -- by Stoffel & H.imdohl STUDENT -7 L.) ii rl - 44 . 9. BUGS BUNNY _______________________ 43 ________ 4.8 41 1 H lit H 1_ 1_1_j - - 27 28 29 ____ - 45 46 47 ~ % I IILA7ihj I 26 25 - ___________________ -- II _____ ______ I - - = I C c= ,,. - -- 24 V= 41=30 % I 21 22 123 - I I 19 4.3 - I I I - - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - , ASPIRING __-_1 _ For Tuesday, ARIES (March V I Pinkish 55 rangp.r :. REPD ThE XDOZ'STB il, by Art Sonsom -_ .L 15 Highest in rank 54 Mother stain 16 City in Illinois by Apollo 10 Journoyngs _) ________I____(____I_ 5 4_ ~ ii, 1" 1~ /Y~Ihyl I / I ~ ,/ If I) I_ IO Member of the 48 Beautilul 12H 11( 45 Pavlog no O 0 40 ---..- --..-- -- 0 COPE __________________________________________________ HyBERNICE BFDEOSOL - 4 i MiSChi'YOu5 5 Chief 11 _____1 I pronoun uIhOhuIy I 10N E I-Wd ACROSS 41 Possessive I Person ..c. \ ., L,'E- ] ---~ _I MortWalker 0-1 - 0 %,~,-=id HOROS -] _Leadership BAILEY LJY .,.. -- ._-w4 ii,- -- I6. I. Answer I Previous Puzzle Monday,AprilS,VP7 I SPILLED ____ ViELL 6ET 5O.S% .LEAr ''' A(i SEEP, 6AeE_ - - _ I BEETLE ~~s= 0 __________ -I ____ :r~ Z. X t - -, - -1 - .: __ _r__ 4 - .~_--1 __~A= - n-_-~ A "r. , ~ lm - -, -, - - - - - _____ - ~Z .1 . 1 1Z_ --,.-a 11~ W 4;~~ . Yorktown and Williamsburg to tour historic LcugwoodEletnentarYScbOoiFffelad Drum Carp lines i4 to Jamestown, hIeraId Photo by Toni %incent) board the Amtrak train Sunday afternoon fats trip to Richmond, N articles do wt tell the whole years, the Legislature has cut -1 $4.5 billion thundershowers today coding ha.s been for Ute governor to dollars OUt of , submit anticipated revenues budget. islature to consider , or more in mandatory reserves the low Fechtel said for the past in case of revenue shortfall. In 60%. Variable winds 15 to ov- couple years the Legislatur ordy one of the four ears e-asionally2Om.p.h.andgusty has gone atong with the ve been here has $100 million near thundershowers today. governor's anticipated i Continued On Pag3-A Details and tides on Page SA, revenues. but predicted this - - Z - ~~ - - -_ I __ ~ __ !:~~ - M ___ _E __ ~_ii.= vtT,, -_ ~-.,I ~_ -_ ~--_ -- . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 05, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 05, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 05, 1976; <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