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THE BORN LOSER ' by Art San;om 7 -- / L__ AS'K If' t ~i / _______ - __ 0 _L Th"N. - 1 ~ i __" I -t~., r ____ d 1 by Larry Lewis - - /~! - T14 E YA E LCORKING ON CLASSROOM, I -.1 I " AND ~T SOUNDS LIKE . ,"~_ 4.2 .w-- El . eV e .- ~~~/_____ __ .--7--j).1_*__--_. - _ -- -,- , -1 - , __.t) , ( //-r~,, I 1, h IL ft'j~ 11F11,11 c ook, `r-r) - . \ 4 '-- I "~~ , 0- -- ______________________________ 51 . 52 53 .1 66 by Stoffcl & Heimdohl ST a4r Oj A iN \ JJT EER)E 'rA LEAVE t WANT 'A 1' MEET EVENPr EIGkT '\ YCK-(EAKlN '\ SU+4T ST ERSELF fT LATE N5TALLENT5 \N ) ) - . oalc are ittuncl ti sour in lioth be ,icct''! nf - te.U13ERIsNj____ I , : - 61 I - _ I) 4's'i%l - 68 ____ - - 1 - _ ~J) I - V' II Ai LGENCE AND ) ic S --- I . . . ., i ~7 1_ " ,., : ~ - ,- , I I 1~1 - . If ! I . __ -I ~Ir f . - L I If : ,%~.. .;,I .,iX,V.-,C.,.> 9. - by Al Vermeer - Nio114V C>C I WAVE- TO / ,=- FO;Z TH LA,T TIME, ) t,,....._. ~ - ___ ti . L' - / I .. (7'J -j' \q / . / -~-J I* ' ,I vl% . k I I -9 "w_5 '-.Ii-_,~_ - ---" ,- -. _N L 0'0 6., a.. -L N 11 -EE -' "- / / F ;iVE MLARC., SJR ' "' M. Bob Montana ,..r r, A SALE C,e 7 BINOCULARS FOR , I I DE AR HEADER You are not as bad off as you think. One if the firtsttps in resolving the I tad.ithes himis terLiinF clu(les disorder-, of the ear. nose .mnd throat Since 301w C3CS () / ( ~. l I , - - apparentls not the - / IV . FRANK AND ERNEST us )Our headache and X rays prcsumn4ihls of your skull art- I I I -, 4eca examined and they are 1 f" - ".i , , - 13 ntarest doctor 7W1,erYjV,e,e.4Als. rJ< , ( 11 ~. f tht prescribcA. ," 00 GU / by Bob Thoves mnccal conditions hicli coW(i tause headaches have alreatly betn eliminated Since % our headaches have no ___.I ~ =__. M - I .irious locations tile) are ErtjovGH To - . kw ,T[.~) ,_ ~ -.11._- _ S~ . %V .~' 1.I - IZARP I %&ie HOt Ifl .iliR' " \ M'HAWX. J / - , - - R, ,~,,,,,-~ WMY A YOU LOOK ' - .. . __ ____ lt- ___ . / . 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ItIf) sou / I i I _________ I ' ,, 0 !! ~ d them. Tr to, . ________ . 1. kt ntroI tie mnajr stress -.tt- tors sour II . lif . l I I -- -_ - rz ~_ a2L~ returned about midnight and bedrooiii about 10 feet from cut his arm sthile breaking in m ssmnios pane was where ttie body was found on the vear door glass. Volkswagen Stage left the scene in her h blood both the li in' room floor splat tered ed Meansstule, Sanford Police car, ran out of gas and hit along the riser's ~nsidc Sgt. William Dube went to door and side. police said. The auto was traced by Fourth St. and Locust Ave.. treaUnent of his ann wound, registration to an Altarnonte there ins estigators said he ssa.s Identified d Abbgy Springs man, who investigators nagged down by Stage. Dube s friend of the suspect picked him i,e f k the man to the slier on n i. tiim to . •t up and office, Sanford policc . reports . Invegigators Saturday were told them he'd given the auto to available to reporters didn't' t.rythgto fLn.t the "friend". 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L. .- i - ~ __ .., . - .- . 6 aid frorn her caimpaign- States Congress," submitted detailed proof of in)r au the written lnnocen"e to the state attorne) G e o r g eith manager husband Along w continued issuing charges and, request Saunders submitted an ." counter-charges agains, one envelope which he said was "It is unfortunate," ViWen Aml another this weekend. stamped with the county said, "that lite Saunders people Vihlen, back in the county commimion postage meter and have conspired to insult the our state atalter excursions to tlit' iisporportcdcontents including intehhigenut' leathers Vitilens announeemeAt of rus tome>, (lists i.)1tU. 1kJU (lassruomii . Q(.417A Association convention In candidacy and a personal Democrats, and myself with a J_ , IV., . .~-__ ''. .- __ - - -- ------------------------__ ___ __ ~ -__ _~ __ __ __ VIhIen said Friday, -The Today -. sirIERM 17 -, , I -: ________________________________________ v.--A--...escorted tojlb Law etifcemeiitofftc1sJ _______________________________________________ ______ of I I - ~.A.~ i~ - --.-- _-- v ___ta!92=9~=.~_;~ -- . .- . 'I '! _________ . ___________ ____~_, / ~ - ~---~-_ - -- 1 w __ ___ ______ Two Democratic ctindidates that lie requested State Aw ts .I --_ I rri.. for Tb" 1Ia!th I.ett' C", /We ff~ milww! ,x. - - ~ _... _- .1 oyes, Candidates Trade More i I I M 10 "4 ANY I . Ak ~ I%- - -____ ________ ____ t~,*_ \ V 10019 _ - ~__ .li~I _.i - . :_ - -~ .F * :. -~ - - "-* --- -- 7- - ,111,ose %% ho ,A. ___ ___________________________ p. DOONESBURY Amse,Acke J rAKK,A 60T M _ - -_ e. - - .4 . 1J - employes permitted on the fighting, Vogt said perhaps the the legislation, a consumer bill, reside in Seminole Count) and b) referendum of exempting nthke Florida a statewide Authority legislation to rrmlt 13) DONNA F.STFS payroll to no" more Uian one per legislation will get ftough as is designed to protect those that the 14tb judgeship when themselves from having the sanctuary for the manatee and the port to sell bonds at more Herald Staff Writer stiffen penalties for harming than the currently required 75 person.s who think they have an created must be a Seminole fluoridation Seminole cent of the sta'C 's population written this time Members of per cirmt. interest rate and to Seminole's resident legislator the mammals. resident-, to retain the Noting that the number of Ile said he is also working on invention. County's legislativo: delegation, Another biU in Sen. WiNon's exempt sales tax payments for municipal court system (this said the bill concerning carThe Senator. if niemtier of a I . state employes has grown from legislation to pm%ide a jury in preparation for the opening nIs als, fairs and amusement package provides that real modular homes sub-committee on select the legislation has passed out of e a ratio of one-half per 'L'ent of pool that prospectis system, so of the 1976 session cii the Florida property values for tax Other proposed Wilson irmnittee and probably will go parks would iniclude rules and the state's population in 1960 to jurors will not have to sit aging, wNch has hehl hearings tbe legislation includes bills: to prefiled a variety of proposed over one per cent today, Vogt around the courthouse for a throughout the Mate, is also cv- directly to the [louse calen- regulations applicable assessment purposes wculd ' alue at lair market or at place a student on the Board of said ss ith the ads ent of s'eek at a hint tofind out if the) sponsorin' legislation the dart, clarification of the statewide lie said current!> set ness laws The proposed laws range collective bargaining for public will be selected for jury duty, primary thrust of which cm- Seminole School Board and three to five persons are killed investment le%-el wWchever is Regents; pco%iding for the nonannuafl> in Florida in accidents the lesser amount to preclude partisan election of sheriffs, from a bill supported b> Stair employes, he belieses there and a bill to regulate insention phIzis health care and home school superintendent s non maintenance services as parti,san elecfion: dealing with at these amusements and many reassessment of properties public defenders, state atSen. Lori Wilson (I-Cocoa must be a constitutional iia- brokers. each year. torneys, and clerks of the Vogt said the proposed law alternatives to nur-Ink, home& unemployment compensation others are injured. Beitrhi in halt Ole prprltl(~e of pqxfiment to the growth of the court to reinstate the Wilson said this circuit Sen Sen svibon said she skill 1k said the sub-committee is being charged to cities sshen persons registering to sote b> govrnment in terms of em- sll provide that persons called for jury duty will have to show looking for ways to keep the employes voluntaril) leave again support thc Equal Rights legislation is an effort to help old trespass law; providing a party to a proposal by Sen. John ployes. • Vogt (1)- Cocoa) on a eon The senator said even ssith upthefmrstda> andthencanflle eldemis ssith their families, or thur city jots for other em- natioral constitutional senior citizens who are memorial to the Congress and stitu4nal amendment limiting the limitation there will be a telephone number at which foster families, rather than ployment; to return the non- amendment iERA) this year literally being taxed out of their the President urging that the drisers' and vill introduce legislation homes The proposed law would solar energ> facilit> be placed schools U'e numbers of state cmplo>es adequate personnel to provide thes can be reached and ad having them go Into an in public control the assessments in this at Cape Carlaveral and to place SurLvt!t I.Iw." to a measure by Rep. Robert services, but governmental vis~d to &ppear on short notice. stitution which is more ex- education progTain back to the dubbed ti W one layrnan on each of the This legislation calls for a manner only of homes. education department and out Of invention brokers, the pensive. Ilattpway (D- Altamonte agencies would not be comShe said she is also coIlattaway's legislation infrom under the lfighway Safety phasing out of different areas of Springs) halting the planned peting with private enterprise senator said while there are In addition, Sen Wilson is Department providing for the state bureaucrat> and requires sponsoring, svith Ilattawa>, the man> legit'mate orokers in the dudes bills naming the San phase out of the municipal so much Vogt has also pref iled a bill oil state, there are others who ford Ballet the state ballet of non-partisan election of state that the 1,egislature practice bill to declare the Sanford sponsoring legislation com. court systeni in 1977. Ballet the state ballet, to pletel> revising eletticn laws to 'zero budgeting" Vogt, sho Is chairman of the animal fighting retaining all 'milk a person stho thinks he F honda, creating a taxing attorness dealing sith public The zero budgeting concept provide a special taxing district remove all I district in the downtown San- safety in carnivals, fairs and - ard and Osceola the amend.ments approved in may have an invention." and would have state agencies in Downtown Sanford; the bill political parties on application parks "little people run out of ford area for improvement aniusement ,I Courify delegations. will be corrunittee last year except the in the Senate, a companion to a forms. money and perhaps their in purposes (this legislation is requiring fluoridation of all justil> all proposed cx following all local bills out of exemption on cock lighting The proposed law would municipally and privatelypenditures and require the flattaway bill, calling for three I Saying that Gov. Reubin vention wasn't any good to subject to an approving each delegation. lassmakers to resies the resident urcuit judges for provide that when a person In addition, he is propcelng a Askes seined the legislation begin ssith," Vogt said adding referendum) providing that at oWflC(l ssatcr supplies h, Seminole; the registers to vote he would not liattaway s, constitutional amendment to last year because of the ex- many in the state are being least three of the 18th judicial County Port designate a political liliaUon a bill to Seminole also sponsong She is circuit must the state would have the option judges limit the number of state elusion by "someone" of cock. taken advantage of. Vogt said circuit's 13 (~ ,.u..wIr..LJ _______________ ..-. ~_ __ , . ~_&F' JIF 1. Inside the house officers Duhon argued late Friday night turned tip at Seminole J - . 1- - SNOZr - -______________ - Seminole Legislators P e are B*1 Is For I I - _ 0 / - , . tj~ ~ by Dick Turner , I - ______________________ ______ ' 1,111111111111 .Imltr)pt)lInt I - _t _,- . - , _; Z--_M. . M-- __41- - -_ - - __ YXT!~- I _____ .. ________________ -.--- Radio City Station. New York, I nford and I,akc Mary police Patrolman George Myers, who "numerous limes" in the chest. md hcruf s deputies that ltd irs. heading the murder prot,e lie declined to ii'nftrm reports . knife to di.5(.Overy of Miss Duhon s said officers rushed to the that insestigators found a partially.clad body by Sheriff's Duhon residence where the at the scene. Stage was a boyfriend ho Sgi Jerr) Cahas and Lake front porch light as on and ______________ Mar) patrolman Sam Lee at saw a oman sbody in a pool f had been liing with Miss Dthon at the Lake Mar ad blood through a sindow 244 a rn Sgt. Capshaw said a rear door dress about a month, Abbgy -_ . 11 While officers were trying to find the occupant who left the glass was broken and a window said. Abbg) said investigators nall foreign car, that ap- screen ripped off in what ap- airplaues at the Sanford Rotary Clab's Third Annual ChariUes Benef It Air Show April 17-18. Programs will begin at I p.m. each day at the Saclord-Central Florida Atirport, bigbUgbted by sppearances of the Blue Angels, the U S Navy's fabled precision flying tam. Red Desil Pilots (bazUt Hillard, Gent Soucy and Torn Poberesnyhavebeenperforrnlngtogether 10 five years and have won the World Aerobatic Team Championship for t1w United ates. ~) _____ , 'I - ~4 .; , *lbe Red Ur%, Ils, ci~ Wait ucrul.irtic Want from Wi.scoasin, Oct, the sky witha trident of white as the demonsrrate their famous V' rm1n their ta Special BALLET newspaper p o Box 489 CARNIVAL : - -__________ .' - _ -__ '- .______________ . i. _~ I_ !I doarriond went from duinmv on thi fourth t'ub and on the fifth club, West had to come dcs n to t o diamonds to hold thrown From last spade was dummy and, since Fast had td hold a hear h It. 0 dummy's three diamonds ad to be good Waldv worked out a squeeze that Meant he would pick p I -- -4! -- ______-_~ . . _____________ . squeeze 3 Pass 6 N T. Pas3 Ilasi o .---.--- that since West could onll stop spades and East onis Weill North Fast South ttmporar relief hut do not get zriZAIVIL=___~.- 9~- i . # o1kswagen found Li Saniord Road, Lake Mars. and santeu technicians began processing ryø abandoned in t)p rMn tntiirn hlnw'lf in to nuthoritles the dwel1In' for evidence about zc".W, -----,:jn~ u~_~-. - - - , .(1t . . t~~ t ~ - - - VW -, nr _. yan / _. .,--, -~~- , -1," -,- , i . _ ;r-c - -W __~~-----v~_ I 1, - ~ _. - Ill r~,- I/ 1 __ 'UWSL"CC ', =QN1491vif . - .- ~ the queen of diamonds in 2 either h iTlii He on the first heart knocked out the ace of clubs 4 r~ IW ~ P~ ________________ I _! rl, iL_ .- . __ _____- - _. ii ,Y. 2 ______ record an mention of the The man with the seet man's telephone call, but a cut riglfl arm Identified himself to hospital personnel and police radio dispatch record card ommunity College student as James Johnson and left the showed Sgt. Dube answered a was stabbed ntuncrous times hospital after the cut was call at Fourth St. and Locust and killed in her Lake Mary treated and his arm put in a Ave. at 2:40 a.m. .Seminole Community College residence early Saturday while cast and sling. Police said the man who gave officials said Saturday that he r infant son was sleeping in a bedri:x.im 10 feet away, Sheriff's his ruarne as Johmson also gave Miss Duhon was a full-time investigators and Lake Mary the hospital a fictitious Lake student who worked partUme \1 'rs iddr& fl r the shin' as a student worker under a ud college work.study program. Four hours after the slaying scene. While deputies and Lake A spokesman .said that Stage of Cynthia Louise Duhon, at a sinall white frame house at 338 Mary police were checking the Is also listed as a SCC'student. The infant boy found at the Country Club Road, LakeMary, Lake Mary area, Sanford police authorities booked James received a telephone call at 2:40 murder some was turned over an who said he to a .,late Divisicn of Fwnily at Fourth St. and Izeust Services worker after being . A . .-. . 0 ; prescribed snme pain pills w1ai- your psy.-he tells you flult more than anyone else. for the We agree with him In our %%hich I arn not interested in. you are overtaxing it and not success of the American Con- previous answer and generaltract Hndge League He has ly in all responses, this \1'. objective is nmne suitable making in appropriate ad won almost every title there is column assumes th ere Is no corrective treatment. Justrnent to your own en and. in addition, must be part score. When there is a Eac doclor has told me virorunent. Review your own known today as the great p-irt score, you should modify What it is not lxii none Imse life's situation to see now much gtntkmu in of bridge some of your bids to allow for tension you have. Nlany such told tile "What it is." and what I Plli~ing in six notrump, It Waldy* counted I I easy tricks should Iw doing to correct the head.aches are as.sociated with I imid fonn.s of anxiety and thrre spades two o in each red (For a copy of JACOB V nrndition I ss ould not h depression, Pain relieving suit and four clubs The 12th MODE,qN , so q d $I to- "Win %% or% to have this problem diagnosed uorrecth, arod %k here a suitable , . ", 00 IV ou I ()()WNATITHE E N D V: ~=~ 13'.0c "I .. _____ ___________ membow-w c - I' as to uh&re I should o in order 1 ~,~ 4.1 .If, (,-~ ,Oof $a I _ b - 1 . 41k. *' lass "i'j".A& duration There is no discerle outer surface of --- - - " Opening lead -4 v P. the skull s covered with On January 21, we An eve doctor 101(1 mc they muscles. These can contract recommended a pass with scre not caused by my eyes. An and cause pain like any muscle sote as to the best 80- A QlOxxxx xzz •Jxz 4x internist took 'i( rays and in ramnp year-old bridge plaver in the opposite partner's opening bid dicaled everything %% as Whv do vou have in-1, negative. An ear. nose and spasili Iy1w headaches? The , reader has suggested that you von Zedtwitz unanimously, throat specialist gave me an most t:Tritmon cause is the Wal& has been around a should reWnd onespade with fro,ii $ i * - L, ARCHIE - _____ '.- J(f\ A2 #84 £ 1085 Neither vulnerable s1t hit pains shift in locition _______________________ iorrtutisi. trtii(iiitn( would __ L' I [1__ iLi I- , It ~ ( t'. _- I .2 J 7" I L,,' ~ I' I I I% -. ; JACQUESCOUSTEAU1, ,- ) ) .- ] 1, ~f . AND HE'S THE ( BOY Wi-4Q FNVIES ' '.-_ QI ~ / I ) Al- A - I" I _ ,~ I PRISCILLA S POP I i '\4 v / • .. I i - I -• - - I I- - - k~ - ________________ ...,, . -, _.~a~I -, :,- r 11% 1. I .1 . - 1 1 .' D ternple, irounci the oftIk-e%e.inbac',;uf.heearan*I kIDOEN iN fl4EE j-" --" S0mEP,_ACE I - J tiJts -1- . ___ __ YOU AS AN 1(EmPLCrYEE , I il . - sour ecptrIirtts - l7' I .i . I ~ ~ ________ 20-year-old Seminole A ~ I , SOL711 .- !I, IMAGINATION Herald Staff Writer _________________________________________________________________________________ - -' It ft side for ipproutnateI) ts() / - DAGWOCO vSR &. WAS aEEN i__ '~ N , Chic Young - H) BOB I IA)Yl) -- BRIDGE \lfltTII A f 542 DEAR DR. LAMB - I need (lois. I(!ict so the çirutikm of chronic head pain. All on the A 11--11 11 ' - as.. _. I L-' -\ foopowwo 11111111111 ________ __ MURDERED STUDENT _____________________________________________________________________________________ - Many Causes - . r 1 U,IORK I S'k V I . 1 Head Pain Has ? 1 IR> BLONDIE I SCC iifl WINAT - I 1 I .. -. -an* The experiences of the past, ou - 1P / \' L......... £T" - ______________ 54 p4ceOOYS NiS5W A PA'TKIENT SNCE r'' f. / - (s-----.iuu...J' - BUGS BUNNY I - - I 1 I . . . . ____________ - - ANEEnniiiiiiiiiiiii mimiIiiiII .., I . I I.- This Im ~ cle purnp, go to him first. * _ '" 'f -1 - 68th Year, No. 193-Sunday, April 4, 1976 i -1 ___ ONESELF, - I 1 e&, SOMEONE HAS BUT WISHES ~~ ___ ! I I - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ' tvenin g t :: - ~~HATS THAT 24N You lookat things idea n ..-, . 0 , W10 - \ 11,I I ,olve our today, %tillmut %VI'dovir p'll 1 to,;" . h, duties lor enjoyment when the 64 C.lIJ%0!(1 knowing tile seller is A's anxious (Lav's work is done. TAUHUS (April 20-May 20i to profit -is %ou are eager to :,.) AIWAII -11 .41111 66 Whtripont I I EtIrsi,in place% 4fi Resident of '1 A,'ti 19 timnuv 67 Foimrr i;utfi The illutives behind your ac buy. Army f-Cei 47 Part of tc SAGITTARIUS i Nov. tionsi% , ,' Actors do 11-- f-,~ R-Wit'. I-W I % lab 1 48 Was nor Dec. 9. °: of humor ill be M,ntpuIite .49 AftICn ceilent sense conceal your generosity. 1 (,F %IINI \Ia 21-June 20) A especially 1i1uabk to)ou tod1i) C,1fl CQl 3 TMQed3fl friend who holds you in high in gaining the favor of 29 HUdf' iScot 53 Scn - icol', I Ve 30 Upon I p'eI) for movie piir esteem will be working In your coworkers. Use it. .e 14 Kind 0 cru" fievadA 33 Entire !!i4 B,Irds (%Pl{lU)ltN iDec 22.J in beholl ithout sour knowled ge i 5 35 t 56 191 ()nt of tiit hest things y ou i Hid reclined nmprI Charge 0! play ?%flflle tO4LI '° CANCERR (June 21 -July 22 i (flfl (to today is to spring i C I Leicuu' 37 Ms'd urn Mb) V,ntI.i1,1 .Something you desire to (10 pleasant surprise on our mate i1 s,. I i,'*' 11 1 ..'.chfY ( I S t'.ir' io ttxiay may seem unrealistic to Make a special wish come trut* AOUARIUS i Jan. 2()-Feb. 19 I the casual observer. but you'll kno%% it can be (lone if you're Frien(Ls you are obligated to . __ ____ ,A ill have a better titne at your miling to pay die price. 12 13 4 (July 23-Aug. 22i Make house today than if you take LEO I 15 it a point to pritise another ifir them mt. AnId so will you. 16 17 PISCES i Feb. 20-March 20) If . . . soinething you may have 18 19 20 21 22 played a major part in ac you seek the return of u ve loaned i could Iot 'methinL' yo u' i inplihini _________________ em inder sili do the gentle r his ego. & VIRGO i Aug. 23-8ept. 22) An trick. It's been on the othe, 27 28 old friend c,in be extremely person's comcience anyway, . VOUR dNIT11DAY helpful to&i~. If you need 31 33 34 35 36 1.37 , _~_ I 1~ . OSO! .. EDITIOI ' i Suturday, April 3, 1976 0: . pR ~) SLJNDAI' HOROSCOPE - - -- -I -__I- - _-Li~ --- ~- I-, �I- --._-..:----_._.--1.~.'.-_ I.:, . , _....- - 2A—CvIning Herald, Sanford, FI - . i, - Sunday, April 4,1'76 I Involve Murder, Drug Delivery Cases____________ I Criminal trials U[)comina In I Court 1 INAI ION IN BRIEF President Ford Attempting To Counter Reagan Victory WEST BEND, Wis. (AP) — President Ford headed deep Into dairy country Saturday as be stumped for Wisconsin farm votes in an all-out effort to put his Republican [residential campaign bick on the winning road following Ronald Reagan's surprising victory In North Carolina. Ford has won five GOP primaries to Reagafl's one, and Ford aides say they hope Wisconsin will provide the knockout punch. Ford predicted victory In Tuesday's primary, telling camrIgn workers, "Wisconsin is a very Important state. It will get our momentum going again, and have a tremendous inpact on the states that follow." Rep. Morris Udall, hoping for his first Democratic primary triumph, also is in Wisconsin. His chief opponents in Wisconsin, former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter and Washington Sen. Henry Jackson, spent Friday in upstate New York in aeard of votes In Tuesday's primary there'. Nixon Stories Denied WASHINGTON (AF) — Richard Nixon's two sons-inlaw vehementiy deny that they thought the former president was mentally unstable or would take his own life shortly before he resigned. Edward Cox and David Eisenhower took L!sue with the way they and Nixon are rtrayeI In anew book c Nixuzs tst days as president by reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, who won a Pulitzer Prizetb. Washington Post with their reporting of the Watergate scandal. In separate statements, both Cox and Eisenhower denied that they suggested Nixon might take his own life. Cox also deni ed saying in a teiphone conversation that Nixon as giving speeches at night to presidential portraits on the White House wails. NY Mayor Optimistic WASHINGTON (AP) — New York City's financial health is being described optimistically by Mayor Abraham Beame, who says his city should be "selfsufficient" by 19Th. But federal officials say they see several obstacles to such success. Among the problems the city may face In the next ssveral years are a restive labor force unhappy about frozen wages, and pending payment oi $1.9 billion in short. term financial notes, says the U.S. comptroller general. The Senate Banking Committee ended two days of hearings on Friday after trying to determine whether New York has made progress since Ccmgrts approved a federal loan plan for the city last December. Shots Plan Questioned ATLANTA (P) — State public health officials and private physicians are Wilt over President Ford's plan for nationwide Immunization against a swinetype flu virus. Too much, say some; too little, say others. About public health officers and Immunologists, heads of state medical associations and private Physicians from all 50 states met here Friday at the National Center for Disease Control, which will coordinate the proposed vaccination program. "I question the national scare tactics that have been used," said Dr. George Behnke of the Wisconsin Medical Society. "I thlnkthey (the government) have overreacted to this thing. I wonder how much politics Is Involved." Court Battles Expected NEW YORK (AP) — Court battles expected to last for years have begun now that the reorganization of six bankrupt Northeast railroads has been completed. Transportation properties of the llne, were transferred this past week by the U.S. Railway Association to the Consolidated Rail Corp., or Corral], which was set up last year. The assets were transferred to Conrail tree and clear of all mortgages and liens. The Railway Association, a government agency, placed a "discounted net liquidation value" of 8855 m1lllo' on the property Agency Probes Under Way WAShINGTON (AP) - Three rncxlths into his new Job as the Justice Department's house cop, Michael Shaheen says he's reviewing "80 or more matters" involving allegations of wrongdoing against department employes. A handful of thooe cases involve serious criminal allegations against high-level department officials, Shaheen said In an Interview. That's about all Shaheen will say about the pending lnvestigstlorts. He probably knows more and says less about the alleged misdeeds of his colleagues than anyone In the Justice Department. South Gains Population ATLANTA (AP) — The South had 51.4 per cent of the nation's population growth In the past five years and can expect the bend to continue Into the 1*, says E. Maine Liner of Norman, Okla., the new executive director of the Southern Growth Policies Board. "11 we are to avoid the other problems of other cities and states," Liner said, "we have to know exactly what's happening on the econtnlc scene arxi be able to respond In usable and practicable solutions by our mmber statei and their local governments.', Teamsters Back On Road ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IN (AP-Two-thirds c the nation's Teamsters truck drivers are due back on the roads under special contract settlements as negotiators hammer away at a new national master contract to end the union's first coast-to-coast strike. "We arehopefulby Monday wecoujd have afl the bucks rolling," said Labor Secretary W.J. Useiy Jr., who met with both sides Into today's ear!y morning hours. By BOB IJAWE) Herald Staff Writer Sunday. April , 1916-Vol. 68, No. 190 PubI'Ø'd C''Iy ti Sunday. rac'pt Sa fur f flu' sf'rd H.'jt fn H );711 Chr,t?m.,'. f) day Ayr Stcn ClassPostage Paid at h'dord. Florida 3271). trt.u'',, S rtoS. Mo',tP. $2 . t #it,s. $)* 20, Wil £0 8p Mt in ov.øa mt tom ciu,rer All r'r 'e.i'l. $? 70 ).Qfi?t $t 20 17 Mont", $fl,3 r Yçr, Mal l — ,_ 4 against Vihlen seeking in ex- cess of $1 million if he (Vihien) had not publicly apologized by Friday for earlier remarks attributing a "frame job" against him to the Saunders, Vitilen said he would welcome L')e suit. Vihien said he received a telegram demanding the apology, sent by the Saunderf, Thursday night. Saunders, responded Friday that a lawsuit will be filed against VIhIen Monday in either the Orange or Seminole County Circuit Court. The charges in the suit against Vihien would include libel statements Vihien made An the print media and slander by statements Vihkn made on the electronic media, Saunders said. Saunders said he has no quarrel with the media, "They were only reporting what some individual told them," he said. V ilil en, oh alt in gin g the Saunders to file the lawsuit, said, "Only the, will we be able to get to the truth of the matter. I want that and surely Floridians in the fifth congressional disii'ict want that, too. All o.' us want ll.he Vihlen said he contacted Hemngs omce iiiursuay ano asked for the opportunity for a meetir'g to present "certain evidence" Vihlen said ho met with Herring's staff iind turned over to them," a cancelled personal check on his bank account for the postage for the Jan. 29 Vihien added that he also addltlon'il information that ''1 cannot discuss because of ongoing investigation connected with evidence of the conspracy." Vihien's county commission secretary, Deborah Collett Rusciano, Friday admitted rihe did some typing of a "form letter" for Vihlon's campaign. She said, however, she tjped the letter at Vlhlen's Altamonte Springs office on a Saturday on presented certain S Pair Charged With Extortion Senior Citizens 4-day tour to Atlanta and Brunswick. Leaving Casselberry stop at Seminole Plaza, 8a.m.; pick up Sanford Civic Center, 8:30 a.m. Bring bag lunch. (All) A Hollywood policeman and a Miami Beach man described by police as a New Jersey organized crime "executive" have been charged with extortion in connection with an alleged loan-sharking 434. Need Is O to Enjoy A Sunday P cyoff Bill !r4rnd.'ccd .. if1 I I "A crook is a crook," the Fort Lauderdale Democrat said Friday. "Legislators who support tough sentences for the guy who robs a convenience store but extend a gentle hand f fcrgiveress to public officials who rip off this state's citizens are the worst type of hypocrite." Ms. Coolinan was joined by 23 co-sponsors Friday on the bill to jail elected officials convicted of bribery or receiving illegal compensation and make persons offering the payoffs subject to the same penalty F Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Center, Senior Cithens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. OU &0e _J FORT LAUD RDALE (AP)-Leo Goodwin III, a rich playboy who became the first person legally declared a public nuisance in Florida, is spending 100 days in the Broward County Jail on a contempt-of-court charge. "Your action was ' direct attack on the court's authority," said Circuit Judge Gene Fischer as he passed sentence Friday on the 24-year-old millionaire heir to the GEICO Insurance fortune. In a unique court order last August after Goodwin was involved in two car accidents, he was declared a public nuisance and forbidden to drive an automobile, boat or plane for two years. 11 C Verdict • Was South Seminole Community library Thrift Shop Rummage Sale, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 219 Maitland Ave Altamonte Springs. Through Saturday. Tanglewood £4 (closed), 8 p.m., St. Richard's Episcopal, Lake Howell Road. Killer Was Crack Shot FRIDAY, APRIL 1 Family Night Movie, "George," cponsored by Hopper Elementary School 7p.m. Refreshments for sale. ', Mistake WEST PALM BEACH (API-Two years ago, Jurors debated a murder charge against Johnr,ie Mae Crapps. They judged her innocent. But they (died out the verdict-form wrong and wound up convicting her. It was, a state appeals court said Friday In ordering ' new trial, a failure in communications. The appeals panel said that although the circuit jury' was unanimous in finding that Miss Crappo' stabbing death of Willie C. Gordon, 22, in late 1973 was justified because of his threats,w theydidn't kno how to report that verdict, for the best ' home . " 17 ;," 7. i ..i I I\ . 'i . .2 i . I 0 ALL TIRES 1st. LINE WHITE SIDEWALLS. DOES NOT INCLUDE SALES TAX. PRICE INCLUDES MOUNTING AND BALANCING, I ~ I A1TENTION! 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To buy, build, remodel or ___-______ __ ------= __ - w-- Looking for mortgage money? directions. ~ _ ___ ___ see us. MIAMI (AP) — A man who fatally shot himself after killing three detectives with shotgun fire Is described by those who knew him as "a nice-enough guy and a hell of a skeet shot," and as a fugitive deathly afraid of being locked up. "He was a hell of a skeet shot," John Daston, a former neighbor of Ronald Horn, said Friday. "I went skeet shootIng with him one time and he never missed," In skeet, shotguns are used to fire at fast-moving clay targt'Ls that spring suddenly from any of several different 4 4 19 3 I Millionaire Is Jailed THURSDAY, APRIL 8 County Bicentennial School Arts and Crafts Show sponsored by PTA, Altamonte Mall. Through Saturday. I Only $ rt'it'nff. .1 0 : I ninner Fnr 2 ' TALLAHASSEE AP)-Saying the public is outraged when crooks in office get a slap on the hand, Rep. Karen Coolrnan has filed a bill to impose a mandntory five-year sentence on officials who take illegal Homemakers Achievement Day, 9:30 a.m,, Altamonte Springs Civic Center __ __ _______ _____ _________ p. 5 :1 _________ _____ """' WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7 Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Speaker, Dennis Dolgner of the Seminole Port Authority, Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford (open). South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:30 a.m., Land o' Lakes Country Club, Casselberry. Sanford Sertoma Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. Gold Star Mothers, Legion Home on Lake Ivanhoe, Orlando, 1:30 p.m. Seminole Chapter 2, OES Masonic Temple, 8 p.m. "Madame Butterfly" will be presented by Stetson University opera workshop, 7:30 p.m., Stover Theatre In English, (Through Saturday) __________ Refe rra I Service Clicer Dennis A Pronto and Emiiilio Salvatore "The Count" DeLio were charged Friday and bond was set at $100,000 each to protect victims of the operation, police said, "The witnesses have been moved to a safe place," said Nick Navarro of the Broward County Sheriff's office. Among them was a Hollywood bushiessman who cooperated and assisted in the investigation, Navarro III SISTER, Inc. noon luncheon, The Heritage, Third and Park, Sanford. _______ ring. Sanford Optimist Club, 7 p.m., Sue Arm's Capri. Seminole Uona Club, 7p.m., Quality Inn, 14 and SR Sanford Woman's Club, noon, at clubhouse on Oak Avenue, catered luncheon meeting. Reservations. 1,iru,i'cti' ,v. - I her oii time. Vthkn sad he typed the Janluar) letters himself at his Altamonte office. Saundors said the taxpayers should not have to pay costs of the investIgatIon. Saturday in what police raid may been a deliberately set fire, Officials said they expected to find more bodies, since not all 32 residents of the hotelwere accounted for. Witnesses reported hearing a whoosing sound Just at the tire began, and one survivor reported hearing an ex '!osmc'n. Fireman said iran it as taken into cutody. Four hours after the fire erupted in the three-story Avondale Hotel, one severely burned woman was pulled alive from the flame-ravaged second floor, Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club covered dish - mailing of a press release; a paid bill from Sims Office Supply of Longwood for the envelopes that the release was mailed in, a mailing list of those who received the press list which incidentally did not contain Mr. Aker's name,' Vihien said: a list of six witnesses who participated In and saw the envelopes being stuffed sealed and stamped." Vihien said that the press release was typed In his Altamonte Springs office and copies of the release were run off on Attorney [lilt Baker's copy machine when Baker's office was located In Longwood. lie said the mailing was sent from the direct dispatch center on U.S. 50 In Orlando at about 10:30 in the evening, lie couldn't recall if the mailing was accomplished on Jan. 28 or 29th. MIAMI APi - Seven persons were killed and 13 others, some of them elderly residents forced to leap from the thirdfloor of an aging hotel, were injured early od supper, 6 p.m., clubhouse on lakefront; meeting, 7 p.m. Faces Robbery Trial (Continued from Page lA) Kills 7, Injures 1 Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bag lunch aiid Bingo. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW Building, Longwood. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. a,Jd Uuu'j C'u,, uu:, .'u'wij mu;. Lougwood Area Sertoma Club, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 4.34. Casselberry Wornan'a Club, 1 p.m., clubhouse on Overbrook Drive. Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Summerset Recreation Building. Parents Anonymous for troubled parents), 7:30 p.m., CommunIty United Methodist Church, 17-92, Casselberry. . Bicentennial )rogramits ill in the school cafeteria before observances in that community Yorktown, wtere they will view ilte feature function for the schools and with suggesting to parents, teachers and Seminole since school convened last anthenlic buildings and rfluntv during Festival Week students what the celebration County School Superintendent September, spearheaded by its memorabilia from the Interest in (hi' American iii i :o arts and craft_s lair at means to theimi and how they William 1). Layer. colorful Fife and Drum Corps. American Revolutionary War. Litentennial has gro slightly, Altamonte Mdli April 9-10, ,iisglit observe it. One of the foremost projects The 5.per.c.on unit has perBicentennial festivities at late in sonic quarters lately, cponsored by the Seminole One recent undertaking, says at Idyl!wdd" Elementary is formed on its own campus and Tuskawilla Middle School were lut nowhere can one find inure County Parent-Teachers Committee Coordinator Ernie rehearsal ,Inc] presentation of has entertained regularly at concen.atetI in the three weeks ut husiasuii and activits Assmiatn,n Council. Displays llorreli, involved an effort to ''flats Off," a historical programs staged by other preceding the Thanksgiving urrounding celebration of the will t'entcr around the liken- get state Bicentennial flags operetta set in the time of John schools and by local churches holidays. Included were posters countrv's'200th birthday than Ili tennial theineandalmost every fluttering aIxj%v all 39 county Paul Jones. Idyllwilde student-, and civic organizations. anC hilletin board displays, the Seminole Count) .school school in Seminole is expected schools. Thus far, liorrell Says, . The Fife and Drum Corps is original skits and colonial are creating exhibits for the 'Ystem, to compete for prizes which will 30 schools have iiianaged to arts and crafts show which scheduled to go on an April 4.7 plays, replicas of historical The State f Florida has be awarded in four separate obtain flags with funds include a Bicentennial quilt, a junket to Williamsburg, Va., events, puppet shows and handdeclared April 1-10 Bicentennial exhibit categories. provided by students them. metal-crafted eagle and a 50- and to New York's historic made reproductions of colonial Shools Festival Week, and A.ssist,ng with the event will selves or by the institutions or star flag made by the school's viltat'. '.f. rc,ctu:r,:,''. I; 1011 from Saniumd to Fern t'ark, he the Ssiiiinole County various fraternal and civic special education class. fromOviedo to Forest City, Bicentennial Committee, which organizations. At Lake Mary Eementarv :.tudent.s of all ages will be has been heavily involved in Another outstanding program students have been bu throv.ing in into the past months with launching mentioned by liurrell was one learning to recite the pledge f here seven "academic allegiance to the flag, locating __ ___ teamuss'' at Sanford Middle U.S. states and their capitals on School conducted a drive to the map, holding a mock raise at least $17.76 each for presidential election, and donation In the Central Florida joining in a Bicentennial quilt. '/J'otogical Garden in Sanford. making effort. All classes have The ariuntinit Is nallv turned over Ix-en treat eti to a presentation Ill the iou ;t in i. re ti the Lake Mary Woitiani's than the target figure. , T It . . . Club's Bicentennial doll .I1;us.sf:l.luRRy iu'k homer, executive The Bicentennial Committee display, complete with ex. lieraltiStaf f Writer manager of the ChatiiLr, said also was successful in securing planations of the historical transportation would always be $14,000 from a state govern, significance of each (1011. The need for a central needed fill matter where the men grint to help the Girl I In Forest City, Teagut' referral service in the county, office '.a.s located. Scouts o, America construct an Middle Schoolers have attended s as pointed out by chairman Homer said the Chamber was ecological studies building at two Bicentennial assemblies, Lobert l)aehn Friday in a lending assistance with the Camp Mah•kah-wee southeast watching scenes from "River W 4W ' 'I'- Citize::. P :cniacrs u. he 'i t. . .o, 11,111 161 aIU. toiu, a mLLsicai ballet on the 1' (iliilili(ICe of the Greater spoasoi ed by the Evening highlighting a rash of history of the St. Johns River of Cuss,- Ikidlil .at the t.ivuc Center c'i iiicemiIennh for .deavors at and listening to American liutree. April 2.1-24 and he hoped senior Southsude Elementary was the historical songs played by a •1sn) people who need help citizen volunteers would help production by Catherine Bishop group called "Freedom Janui ,irgt kmiuv here to go and fill the souvenir ditty bags to he of an illustrated booklet 5 Pc. Chicken Forest City llementarv (iO,'' Iit'hn said. given those attending depicting the history of San- already held a fliccntcnn:! 2 Servings ol l.aehin said there are 197 ford, eek in February during which Mashed Potatoes. organizations in the county Mrs. Bishop, mother of one of there was an assembly each Gravy - Cole Slaw dispensing services and in the students, handled both the day dealing with a patriotic Biscuits and Honey Pius order to have a referral service if YOU like .ritung and art work for the theme. Forest City students Tax petty differences it booklet, then presented a copy son second and third prizes and lil eds to 1w headed by an in Iii ea'h soungster in the school. four honorable mention awards pendent group divorced from l'huirti grade students at in a local Bicentennial art o other agencies Midway School in Sanford display contest, then captured FRIED CHICKEN lie said the need for such a iresenteiI a program to the rest the top award, two third places irviut' was the primuic of the student body which and four honorable mentions in OPIM DAILY "A U TiLe 10P M -i & $AT TII 12 N OM ititisation for starting the traced American history from a "What America Means to 1809 French Ave, Federation of Senior Citizens Ili Leif Erickson to the present. Me" area essay contest. (Hi. jl7.fl the count. Mrs. Louise Gill, This presentation was repeated t.iingsood Elementary has ('ounty Home Extension Agent. at a Bicentennial banquet held been producing Bicentennial E is aware of the need for a clearing house for others, in addition to the elderly, who are in need of the variou.s services. lgietm siid. problem is getting the right information out to the senior citizens. Daehn said Many are not aware of services I '1 ut'h as Meals on Wheels and free transportation that art availatle to them. ht said. John Kurzer, Senior Citizens Federation President, said 'ubsidv of the mini-bus being provide transportation certain days in Seminole unty is only for one year 1 does double duty, at ni''n tien it distributes Meals .. on Wheels. Kurr said he has written Sen. Lawton ('hiles to see if any Ill funds are available to finance construction of the federation building to l x' built mi land donated by the city in Fort Mellon Park tm asked, "What is the feeling about the location in Sanford as most of the tiiemhers of senior citizen groups art' in South Seminole?" Kurzer said they art' interested ill L'ettitlg ii building someplace and as long as Sanford is willing ! give land they are willing to Miami Hotel Fire TUESDAY, APRIL 1 Advanced Lifesaving: Rescue and Water Safety Course, 7 p.m.. Atlantis Swim School, Altamonte Springs. Three nights a week fir three weeks. ',i n Herald Stall Writer SCC 'ommunity Chorus and The Chorallers concert of sacred music, 8 p.m., Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry. Free. Sanford Rotary Club, now, Sanford Civic Center, Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. (closed) TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Calvary Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Roads, Lake Mary. Homemakers Achievement Day Exhibits open to public, 7 to 9p.m. Altamonte Springs Civic Center Enthusiastic Students Plan Many Projects Schc)IDIIS Gear UD For Bicentennial Week BRIEF PTA Executive Board Idyliwilde School, 7:30 p.m. Fern Park Teenager Vihlen, Saunders Trade Charges FLORIDA IN % MONDAY, AI'IuLa Magnificent 6 C Radio Club, 7 p.m., 1103 Orange Ave., Sanford Un'. Id Dockery, 25, of charges. Plea negotiations took place nearby. New York City, accused of the were conducted on the basis Otier trials docketed for this Feb 21 burglary of the ArmyThe trials of a 33-year-old that if Barkley had no prior week before Judge Woodson Navy store, 310 Sanford Ave., former Tampa woman, accused record he would receive a include: Sanford, and grand larceny of a of first-degree murder in the probationary sentence - Dianne Lucas, 18, P.O. .38 caliber pistol. death of her husband, an ex. — Ode Ola Campbell, 55, Box 383, Sanford, accused of On March 16, when Oviedo policeman charged with Barkley obtaining property by worthless of Sanford Route Two, (at es came before Judge Woodson f,jr check, delivering marijuana to an sentencing, trial on thrt!e counts of the court noted that undercover agent and a — Daniel Warren Williams, receiving stolen hoop nets Longwood man accused of Barklev had a juvenile arrest 33, of belonging to fisherman in the Zellwood, record and allowed the arson in a firebombing attack defendant lemon Bluff area on the St. to withdraw the charged with uttering a forgery on a residence highlight a 24in connection with a $738 check Johns River east of Sanford. case docket of trials this week previously entered plea and stolen In a Virginia post office — Carl Xavlzaer DeSouza, 52, before Circuit Court Judge J. scheduled him for trial this burglary and used to help pay of 2302 Winter week Barkley was allowed ' William Wootison at Sanford. for a bail bond to a local bond. Woods Blvd., Winter Park, remain free on bond pen-1g sman accuseti of aggravated assault Mrs. Nancy Mae Black, 33, trial. . — Michael U. Masstngtll, with a rifle Feb. l2on Gerald E, as indicted by the Seminole Barkley was one of several 20, of 377 Jefferson Drive, Abely at the San Jose Center, County Grand Jury for firstwith Casselberry. suspects arrested on drug Casselberry, charged degree murder in the Dec. het charges - Horace Stokes, 19, of after Oviedo police felony possession of heroin and 1975, shooting death of sheriff's agents Black, sought help from state LSD after 203 McCarty Ave.. Sanford, husband, Billie Wayne of raided an apartment at accused of grand larceny and her beverage agents in a probe 46, at the Sanford home of receiving stolen property In alleged illegal drug, gambling Casselberry. sister, - James E. Grissom. 28, connection with a battery and liquor activities in the Black's body was found on the southeast Seminole of Orlando, accused of charger taken from Nolan living room floor and police municipality. burglarizing a Longwood Farms, SR-419, Oviedo. aid he had been shot in the Jariie Wa) no Frey, 18, rcsld..ncc, grand Iarcnv of a Charles Ethard Jones, 22, of gui head and neck. trumpet, chain saw and of 607 Jupiter Way, 214 K. Warren Ave., Longwood, household items, and larceny of Casselberry, is scheduled for Mrs. Black's trial was con- is accused of arson in confirearm, trial on two counts each or tinued In February after nection with a Nov. 10 — Richard E. Hughes, 19, burglary and grand larceny In Assistant State Atty. Bill firebombing incident at a of Avon Park, charged with the connection with breakins at Heffernan told the court that residence on E. Church St. in of 1 robbery of the 1Jt1 residences in Caselberry. the prosecution was having Longwood. Food Town Store, Bear Lake — Terry Lewis Hill, 20, difficulty in getting report. Jones' trial was continued Road, Forest City. A state Granby Ave., Midway, accused from a sta: r'rv om, , - c,. of the Mrr1 9 r'± '2 .rrrived.. itc " -' ., evidence and auain in March March 1 Circuit Judge A. J. luau iki itt e, cui and up- S.aniuid slum if, the Midway when a key state witness was ztoseman3, Jr. ordered Jones prehemided the suspect in c011sinWiuty clot of Suaosu. hcspitalized in Palatka, confined at a hospital, at his a subdivision just over the — George Mike Benner, 25, of Arthur Barkley. ,ofOviedo, parents' expense, pending nearby county line in Orange 525 SR-436, Casselberry, Is is accused of two counts of further court order. charged with resisting arrest County. delivery of a controlled subDefense attorney Roger - Robert Michael Wood, lthout violence and possession stance on Oct. 24 to a state Berry has filed notice that 22, of Fort Lauderdale, is ac- of a controlled substance: undercover agent at Oviedo. Jones will present an alibi cused of burglarizing two marijuana. Benner was a On Jan. 13, Barkley, a former defense and witnesses who will Sanford residences and grand ':ounty recreation department Oviedo policeman, entered a testify that he wasn't at home larceny of clothing. employe orkIng with playground prog ams at schools when he was allegedly involved in an Incident with Longwood police the night of Feb. 2 on U.S. 17-92 near Big Tree Road. - Robert 11111 White, 28, of Leesburg Route One, accused A Fern Park teenager, in- ordered the Indictment re- state witness in the Potter trial, of leaving the scene of an acdicted by a Seminole County instated, was returned to Sanford from ctdent of West First St., San. Grand Jury 13 months ago for Sheriff's Investigators said the Dozier School for Boys at ford. Police apprehended the robbery, is scheduled to go to two Juvenile boys walked Into Marianna. Circuit Judge A. J. suspect at a Eervice station trial this week before Circuit the Fern Park drug store ar- Hosemann Jr. held Hartley in across from police Court Judge J. William med with a rifle and told Alex- contempt of court for failing to headquarters on French Ave., Woods-on at Sanford. ander Gessin, of Winter Park, answer questions asked by an Sanford. Samuel Will Potter, 18, was a "This L' a stickup. Get down on Assistant State Attorney — Lester Wilson, 23, of juvenile when he and Nicholas the floor or you'll be shot." preparing for the Potter trial Winter Park. Is accused of Edward Hartley, another Fern The pair took a quantity of and ordered Hartley held in grand larceny of money at a Park juvenile, were Indicted In narcotics and drugs but were county jail until he answered or self-service gasoline station in February 1975 on robbery unable to get the store's cash there was a further court order. Sanford. charges In the Jan. 22, 1975 drug register open, — James Karl Boston, 18, deputies The same day Hartley was holdup of Dollar Prescription reported, and fled on foot into a ordered to jail the court of 107 V. Airport Blvd., SanCenter, U.S. 17-92, Fern Park. nearby wooded area, returned him to the cu.tody of ford, is accused of felony Circuit Judge David U. Gessin grabbed a .22 caliber state DYS officials and he was possession of marijuana In the Strawn dismissed the In- rifle kept in the store and fired transferred to the Sanford vicinity ol the county jail. dictment against Potter four at the fleeing suspects but Juvenile Detention Center. '11ttheII Junior Young, days after grand jurors missed, investigators said, and On Friday, officials con- 33o!Academy Drive, Oviedo, is returned it. Strawn ruled that the juveniles reportedly firmed, Hartley again was accused of improper exhibition State Attorney Abbott escaped on a motorcycle hidden summoned to the courthouse of a firearm and aggravated Herring's office erred In not In the woods. for a deposition by prosecutors assault. getting a grand jury Indictment — In May 1975 Hartley, then 16, and this time he answered their Dlmos Barnes, 25, against Potter during a 14-day came to trial as an adult In William Clark Court, Sanford, questions. period following his arrest, accused circuit court and pleaded guilty of uttering forgery . Two days after the drug store is Herring appealed and the to the robbery. Judge Woodson robbery Ill 1975 sheriff's vice - Maurice Murdock Fourth District Court of committed him to the custody squad agents arrested two men McDonald, 48, of Orlando, Is Appeals at West Palm Beach of the state Division of Youth and recovered a quantity of CiflLTCd with obtaining lodging overturned the local court Services (DYS). barbiturates allegedly taken in at a S.'iriford area motel with ruling two months ago and intent to dfrutrI Last week Hartley, listed as a the hnldt:p, truth." !'c'&ng Hculd plea of guilty to one of the when the alleged firebombing CALE__NDAR ______—zo... 0 tI,1, A pr 11 4, IYIb-3,A Eveninq Herald, Sanford, H. 1121 . L I! N 11 t " I. -' - - ' • 04 V., --. , ,, , , ,,. . ,-..., -.-.. ,, , 4, ,,, . - LE . . . .. ----.-.- - 'r ._ '-= __ --- F ,, c 4 - �•••' 341 Sunday, April 4, 97 4A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, S,an'rd, Fl. W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS CKROAST NIS PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... 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CAN 61c1 or - ___ BROCCOLI CANS (12 OR Pc1ip ( DCL MONTE , eY T1 PLANT lot USDA CHOICE RICE ;.• Ilk HAWAIIAN THICK BOLOGNA 99c 4 2 (AS SEEN ON TV) SANDWICHES — HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA GREEN WAFFLES 59c 'P90. 0 59c 3 _ - _________ SUPIRBIAND '3uprrt..orvd Twin 1000 $119 Ccirton SIrn4 All Cupt \ It 3 ORANGE JUICE Borden i Half Moon All KG lr;s 'h Kroft i Ph,lud. 'Iltili 9" I— BEANS MINUTE MAID W.O BRAND REGULAR OR ALL REEF . — 3 It-,' r Cu W UBrand Coobed Ham or W0 WD Bran S l um. or Spiced Lunc)ieon Hci'n W 0Bjond PIRKVL)J FRESH FLO I'IDA 9j 9 eoric Spareribs . . . .Cooked or blade ht - EACH Watercress - 01111mid HARVEST FRESH ci Hcjrvr,u Fresh WHOLE OR HALF 10-12 LB. AVG. ...•'-.*.a. . WA. HARVEST FRESH Cl C LB. veal 11U... I BreastorLeg ANIL • I (us jarje.2j.jâ9 PORK LOIN SLICID NTO CHOPS 7 p.m. DOZ. Miolu Diet '& - ST SANFORD 1610 IDG(WAI(R DR ORLANDO 1861 DELANEY ST. - ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING (INFER 117 SOUTH ROSUND ORLANDO UT DORA USDA GRADE 'A' FRYER U.S. CHOICE VIAL 9 a.m. THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY WESTERN CORN FED FULL '.s ORK CHOPS SUNDAY 119 [ FIRST n. 7 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Limit Two Dox.n w/$5.00 or more purchase *act. rig ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD, COLLIER AND VOLUSIA M. rq MONDAY - SATURDAY LARGE EGGS Boneless Beef Satis 6UPERIRAND GRADE 'A' - Sunday, April 4, 1974—SA NEW STORE HOURS I GOOD 4- -.-_ -- I %-.pI • - • VU 39c) - ".• '-.'.. I I; -'-•I, i,' • 5 ' z ,-'I i - - - 1Lc - - .. LB. - t,,f, Etor So -.• ' -0 0 :-'-? LJ7j ' - •- ,, Cs4 -- ,•• ; r1 - .' ,., ,_...,_•'., t&. .- L.. 4~ 04 . (.' ....-, ,'. .• -. . —,.. --'i - .. -- . s ill '.: .. -- -,1Q .-,." .'-' -.-- ''' - FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. .--• i .-- --.' • - - �Evenhg Hk1 uo Ftd:NlI Vi.lfrCB BREAK SASFt)flI). f'l.A, 327'l .'trea ('dt 305•32226ll or &1l-9993 Around Sunday, AprIl 4. 1976-6A AYNE I). DOVI E. Publisher H HICIIAHI) l.ONG, Editor the county's current policy of collection of Impact s Is proper. The county attorney says that Lv't so, and he says an ordinance should be adopted to legalize the policy. In a verbal scuffle between Freeman and Kiinbrough over the Issue, Freeman likened Kimbrough's tactics to those utilized by the late Joe McCarthy. Not to be outdone, Ki.mbro'igh replied, "McCarthy saw a Communist under every rock. I don't; I see one Fox in the chickenhouse." The initials of that Fox, Kimbrough says, are 9 \ 11J.!AM I). CURHIE. Managing Editor __________ - lI'tut l)e!ivtr Week, 55 tOLs. M'nth, $2411. fi Months. S II V4ar. 5211 10 lh M.i d In Flor ida same as honw delivcr . All tilier niiil : lnnth. $2.0; i Months, $16.20; 12 Months. $32.40. __ _______ Lebanon Needs he Clock Forceful Figure ' El) PRICKET Presic!ent Hafez Assd of Syria appears to be getting his fingers burned in his attempt to provide both the armed strength and the political leadership to end the strife between Christians and Mnslems - •. -- in ... I ithnnn Th hrnzkdtu,n nf th Zurinn. sponsored truce and the attempted coup by a Moslem military leader have revealed a factionalism ithin the Moslem camp which makes it S t• .4* The Lebanese civil war preseted an opportuniLy iui Syria to extend its influence into an Arab country which has been "soft" toward Israel during the episodes of war since 1948. The problem for Mr. Assad has been to play his cards in a way that does not provoke Israel, which could regard a Lebanon too heavily "Syrianized" as an intolerable threat n her northern border. With Egypt no longer to be counted on to embattle Israel in the south, Syria would be courting a one-front war if its policy in Lebanon stirs a military response from Israel. Thus Mr. Assad faces the Lebanon crisis with a compelling need for restraint on his side, as well as a need to keep militant Palestinians in Lebanon from gaining positions on their own that would menace the Israelis. Mr. Assad is finding that the mantle of leadership in the Arab world may not fit cornfortably — if indeed he is destined to wear it. The "old" Lebanon is disappearing in the roar to the hope that something could be salvaged of the power-sharing principle which gave the country a Christian-Moslem government for nearly a generation. What shape the new Lebanon will take is still hard tó*áy, except that the government is bound to have a more Moslem cast. Its attitude toward other Arab states, toward the Palestinian cause, and toward Israel are the issues which will be significant for the future of the Middle East. As of now, however, the quest ion is whether splintered Christian and Moslem armies flOW wreaking havoc on the country. If Mr. Assad's diplomacy cannot turn the trick, even bloodier days may lie ahead. Security Council. while Lebanon burns, is diverting itself with the Palestine Liberation Organization's obviously exaggerated charges that Israel is using "Hitlerite" tactics against Arabs in occupied Jordan. What is the U.N. reaUy concerned about— peace in the Middle East, or embarrassing Israel? e M 0 ye The exact political representation that residents of the District of Columbia should have has been a persistent and nagging Issue for more than a decade, indeed perhaps as back as when the nation wits born. Our Founding fathers conidered Washington a city of all the people. They gave Conrcss the right to oversee Its affairs, but did not spell out the exaCt political rights of the District's residents. In I4, the 23rd Amendment gave citizens of the district the District acquired partial bane nile. But the passions of WashingtIana icr full voting representation In Congress has never been dampened. Cornmtttees reported but the Hoitc never considered a constiuUonal amendment to have the District seat senators and representatives In Congress in 1969 and 1972. ThIs year an Identical amendment reached a floor vote recently for the first time In history — and was soundly rejected. The Issue Is sensitive, but we believe that the ma)orlty In the House acted wisely. The proposed amendment would have been far greater priority with which It must cope g _____________ 4 ____ 1— ____ II ____ 1T ___ - ' --' L. And if / were pros4.dent, / would have given you EVEN MORE, before this primary. Mr. Ford hs - . -" -- ..,- •- -.------- - .__j. / ellie(gthcy that aris?s. Perhaps REACT's most far-reaching undertaking I Its effort to establish 24-hour monitoring of Channel 9, a goal which already has been achieved In many parts of I. .1 . ''\ .'. I - f - .: t .fl P%4% .t 1 :j . .;' , - . i,., .-: - :. . ...., -I' LJJk .nr I / RICHARD WILLIAMS i i / , .. J .. .. .• I q4. ' 2• L' .1 / . - 4 f-'L\ . PRO/CON 3 - . .1 . IA , C " . .. j. '.' 1. . .. , . / . .,. ;1...... .: .. -; tr. ' .. . ' .~J .1' -i—. l - 7 't F -. . . .... .t .. .- •' ..-SR. 'r" f• . ...; ., . .. ii ..., . :'. ; ;.t' 3 - •,1_...-. . ' ... ,A:-.;, I.. .1 - . Q. U Impact fees are halted, will ex13thg Q. If imct fees are halted, will existing homeowners In Seminole County have to auume homeowners In SmtnoIe County have to anume an additional tax burden? an additional las burden? The residents who are here and who have No — according to the county's own adbeenhereforawhilehaveandarepayfngforthe mission, the Impact lee was ony paid on 31 per growth In the county In dollars. Ai example Is cent of the building pennits Issued. The total the four mill tax begun In 1968 and stopped only dollar amount collected to date amounts to thIs year to pay for school construction to approx ately $180,000 wt4ch has bean collected Fovde for the growth. These same residents over a 3-year period. So the total yearly amount are also paying for the drainage iroblerns collected is only $60,000. This Is an Insignificant C0 U r t P U ts e m, The Federal Communications Commission in Washington reports a whopping 275,000 backlog in CII license applications. Electronics manufacturers estimate that a quarter-million CD sets were given as Christmas presents last year. CR radio has room for them all, provided the new enthusiasts learn the rules of the airwaves. By 1977, the FCC hopes to open up two new CS bands. p JACK ANDERSON Houa fran bypassing the Chain of conuLand his way to the top, stfer1ng Inwardly from the "I could push this button right here end in 20 punish anyone who acted 'contrary to the political sheilfire. . this lonely, suspIcious nthsites, 7Omillion Russians would be dead. And retrictlnn apolicabje thereto." and Issuing unaurized cr Phesldentwhofoughtaohnrdforpubllcapproyal 25mlnuteslatei,7Omlllionertcaniwotildbe There was worry In the policy councils, we aid was rebuffed so often." dead." Then he added, almost as an at- reported, that Nixon might The public found these stories about to seize For the private Nixon, the Watergate crisis terthought, that, "we must do everyt'ilng in our emergency powers. Insteid, attempt he gave up the President a little hard to swaUo. But now this a lonely sggle. We te on Jan, 31, 1974, power to get along" with the Soviets, presidency on Aug. 9, 1974, and went into exile In most secretive of all pres1ijtnt has been t "tie Is showing signs of strain. He Is also On June 14, 1974, we wrote of Nixon's his San Clemente, Calif., estate. dragged out of the shadows and the real Richard drfrng ne martinis. Scanetimes his friend, "stubborn determination to visit the Middle The followIng September 12, we reported that It took thosa' Indefatigable Wathingon POSt they sit down together for an eventh'a At ab terrorist ring "mlgiit attempt to completely despondent.. . reporters, Bob Woodward and Coil Bernstein, a One source has been riaxatiuri, assassinate him.., struck by the 'stark loneliness' of Richard Nixon, solid year to WLUrLInatE thi' hidden Nixon. "The President's favorite is what he calls an "White Hr.zse sources say the President He La 'abeolutely alone Within himself,' the Their new book,"TheJ"In ays," Should be 'lnandout'martinl.Hepours% ithoverthe heisted on making the trip, despite the risk, source explained." read soberly by the American people as a rocks, swishes it around aix! dumps It out, Then because he s determined to carry out his This tragic figure at least Is lodged at San warning that they must cboos their presIdents he ad the gin." diplomatic objectives In the MIddle East. He told aemente, not In (lie White House. For this, we cm'duily. The book also gives substance to the We wrote atut his "resUesana at night" visitors that the danger wouldn't deter him . -. can thank our democi,itjc proces I CBs ç,crating on 23 channels that are getting espiclaily crowdPd In urban areas are objecting to the FCC's recent designation of Channel 11 as a call channel only. Slncc the rule did not go into effect until last fall, it's still too early to tell how serious the FCC Is about enforcing it. Clearly, however, the new rule states that Channel 11 Isa national calling channel "to be used only to establish communIcatIons and arrange to move to another channel." While It's still okay to call other stations on other channels, the FCC doesn't want Channel 11 used for conversations. Judging from what I'm hearing and what readers are 'telling us, though, nobody is much paying attention to the new law. Chief objection is that limiting Channel 11 to making contacts with other CBers arkls to the congestion on the rest of the tiny band. Channel 19 long has been a trucker channel and 9 an emergency chanzxl. Readers point out that most CBers already have a stand-by channel,beitl4or l8crwhatever, whlththeyarx! mostof the airwave buddies monitor by mutual agreement. The FCC concedes It's getting lots of flak on the rule c1ange but says it will stick by the decision. THE WEEK PIERCE SIMPSON - __________ TOMCAT ___ ;ç: CB Radio and Antennae 'S., :." I - . - _____________ - - CO Sounding Off 2 .4-'-' tWe welcome your questions on CS or related mat- ters. Write Mike Wendland, "CB Break," c-o the Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1857, Sanford, Fla., 32711) IC), 1976, Universal Press Syndicate-Detroil News. ______________________________________________________________ z-- continued to talk about repairing a boat still bleeding over and m1iking it in1x'ss1ble CALL 8348776 GIORGECHEARN I IW1I fU Lowest Prices In America r,Vt CIt- V '2kweIl "•: ., - 5, , - r - ' _____ hey Rockwell _____ ' ---4\ .' SPECIAL ".... • 'T'' - . - I ..' • , . :\p\ ' Small Tractor. Small Pr,e 12 Ohpdiesi tI,I EL 18R - -• 1t' '" -' .'.\ . 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Headquartered on the flnd floor of a DetroIt skyscraper — what a place to mount an antenna! — MEP is manned around-the-clock by volunteer Cilers, who handle an astonIshing 200,000 emerguilcy aral 'not.orLst calLs each year. MEP Is licensed underthe call sign KBW 5825 and has upwards of 100 advIser and associate members. Besides assisting stranded motorists and notifying police agencies of highway emergencI,, the REACT teams also operate a unique traffic-reporting network with five Detroit area commercial radio stations which quickly and efficiently Inform the motoring public of :afflc problems. !CT tQr,5 au •.; In smaller UOYn munities, REACT groups have worked out arrangements willi Llie lied Cross and locai officials to provide an instant communications network In tlmea of emergency. REACT was In Rapid City, S.D., during the devastating flood of 1974. Local REACT groups have pro1ded a.sslstance in scores of other conununitles disrupted by tornadoes, hurricanes, blizzards and other natural disasters. Q. "i've had It! My stand-by Channel 14 has become a real mess. Some people base no courtesy at all. Somebody says 'break,' and another station says 'go break,' stepping over conversations already In progress. Any Ijeal on bow to clean the channel up?" — C.H. A. One Idea comes to mind. Institute a sort of "channel control" system In which only one station, ideally the last person togetthe break, is the only one who can give it away. It takes time arid patknce to get the system to work but, as word of the policy spreads, your channel is bound to clean up. Q. "I just had my second CB stolen from my car. Short of spending $100 fora burglar alarm, what can I do to keep the next set?" --- J.T. A. Spend $10 for a slide-In motile mount, The mount Is the only effective way I know to thwart a CS thief, allowing you to take the set out of the car at night with no fuss and then simply slide it In aix! turn Iton In the morning. Plug-In connections make It simple and, as CR thefts continue to rise, the mounts are available at most radio outlets. Q. "An amateur radio friend of mine was appalled that my $250 CB ease rig was not grounded. There's no provision for a ground on the set so I figure it really isn't necessary. Is It?" — D.G. A. I think so, though obviously not BU the manufacturersdo. I'd suggest that you run a length of copper wire fiomatsandyscrewonthebackorundersldeofyourrlgto a nearby ground. The screw securing electrical wallplug covers Is a good ground, as Isa water pipe. That way, if a condenser suddenly blows In your CS, the ground will help ftevent further damage. _.P#..4 SAiEOF - ater, Still on Channel NINE, (kienta; weed problems in the lakes caused by yearly butet. Also it must be taken into account nmoff, In the Inconvenience of traffic jams, that the school millage was recently lowered. double sessions at the schools and school Q. WotiTd a decision by the i1nok County redistricting. If Improvements are to be made Commission on an ordinance, as proposed by someone Is going to have to pay far them. I think County Attorney Thomas Freeman solve the thosewhocreate the need should pay. debate or Impact fees? Yes — If the ordinance was drafted in acQ. Would a decision by the Semboole County Commission on an ordinance as prposed oy cordance with the guidelines set down In the County Attorney Thomas Freeman solve the January 1976 Florida Supreme Court decision on debate over Impact fees? the Dunnedin case which Mr. Freeman has Only an ordinance that dealt with these kind made reference to. who are creating the Impact, would solve the controversy? U so, what .s the politics of the It Was Just A Matter Of Time problem. The Important question is 'what would situation? ________________________________________________________ theordinancedo? No—asfarastheHonleBuildersAssociatlon Q. hi yotr opinion, Is politics Involved in this of Mid-Florida is concerned, we have been apcontroversy? II 13, what Is the politics of the Posed to the county's Impact fee policy a1nce It -REPORTERS NOTEBOOK situation? began In 1973. This fact Is clearly shown In the A resident can answer this question for Sept. 27, 1973 county commIssion minutes at himself by determining If those who want to which Mr. Ray Hull, then president of the Home C) n Iii Do g abolish Impact fees can be related to political Builders Association spoke against the proposed contributors. U you track certain contributIons POlICY. According to who you talk to, a canine may be alleged crime. through three electIons —1972,1974 and this year Q. How would an Impact fee ordinance affect trial at Sanford. no "Dr. DoolittL" who can talk tt IInuILI. candidate and those who wish to abolish the fees, All impact fees are detrimental to growth just witness subpoena ordered served on "Large prepared for handling the canine witness should tributors want to abolish the fees and the Seminole County's problems are in not having a Black Dog, MIdway, Sanford." The sherlfrs he actually appear at the trial, recipIents want to abolish them, broad enough tax base. We need desperately to deputy who was given the task a' locating the —Bob LloYd How would an impact fee ordinance affect the encourage clean Industry to move to our county. dog made a notation the subpoena "returned growth of Seminole County? However, Industry goes to where It is made easy When asked about the incident, the deputy Sanford Chamber of Commerce, board could essentially reduce these problems only county In Florida looking for Industry, and explained that a secretary ting a requ"st for were discussing the possibility of luringmembers things today. An ordinance would lead long by virtue to national we have of Imposing an Impact fee on new witness subpoenas reportedly flhi3took the political figure. to Seminole county. term, affordable, anticipated, resident-directed commercial and residential construction, we are prosecutor's scribbled note about a dog as part "We had Jimmy Carter all lined up a few growth. If the county had had an ordinance of in fact, encouraging them to look elsewhere. of the handwritten witness list. The circuit months ago," said one. "mink we can still get this nature five years ago, we wouldn't have the Q. Do you feel that a developer should be clerk's office Issued the dog a subpoena as probl,ms we do today. &lloied to donate school sites, provide rights-ofrequested. Q. Do you feel a developer should be allowed way, build access mutes to projects, and other "1 don't know," another member replied, The deputy said then he discovered the name "but I ndersthnd Sargent Shrlver's supposed to 10 donate school *Ites, provide rights-of-way, tanglbles, on a voluntary baits? "Large Black Dog" on the document l'e called be available almost any time." build access routes to projects and other Yes — a developer should and does have the the prosecutor's office and was told there had yj4jg tangibles on a voluntary basis? right to provide any of these things if he In fact been a mistake and not to try to serve the sub- __________________________ We have specific examples of what has feels that they will enhance his suLx1ivf,tnn In happ with voluntary dU inter. fact devels has' been doing these things for But when questioned by a Herald reporter change at Lake Mary Boulevard is all on year-s. The only thing that we have asked is that Letters to the editor are welcomed for atout the subpoena, the prosecutor wouldn't donated land. Should donations not have been the county discontinue the coUection of the $310 publication. All letters must be signed, with a admit there'd been a foul.up In the State Atallowed the lhnd tcquisltion costs would have contribution.s required by the prcsnt Impact lee mailing athiress and, If possible, a telephone Instead he contended that a Large had to come out of gasoline tax money. The Sabel policy which the county attorney has advised the number so the Identity of Inc writer may be black dog had been seen at the scene of the crime verified. The Evening Herald will respect the Point School site that was gIven Is worth $200,000 commission is Illegal. alleged In the case and that the dog has cropped or more. Some $5 million In cash has been wishes of writers ho do not wact their names The Home Builders Association of Midup In pre-trlal testimony. Thus, he said, the committed that the public would have to pick up. florida would never attempt to deny developers In print. The Esening Herald also reserves state witness since the prosecution must reveal conform to space requirements. nothing wrong with the,e donatons and no one county abide by the law of the State of Florida, the names of anybody having knowledge of an ____ can say the practice Is illegal, as we all must do. ' - FOR ALL CB'ers It was shortly after her Williamson recalls. That trophy, and the one she rescue by the mysterious . 'Coffee Pot" that she joined the won the following year as CR "This is a 10-33. 1 don't know Tn-County Roadrunners CB Woman of the Year In Florida, _______ how to use this thing, but I need Radio Club In Sanford. And it are displayed In her newest help. This is a 10-33." was through the club that she venture — Williamson CornThe woman sending the SOS finally met 'Coffee Pot' — none municatlons and Engraving. kI : _______ 9/ Was Anita Williamson of other than Vernon Cox, 1974 Mrs. Williamson and her :- Sanford. She wasn't sure that president of the Roadrunners. .2J T: husband, Russell, have opened she was using her car CR radio Since then, Mrs. Williamson store at 1917 French Avenue correctly, but it seemed to be has been a dedicated and en- a .'!-',t,iW • 'I . her only hope. thusiastic CRer. It was largely to serve CBers in the area. "It -. -". It was late at night, on a hcrdrlvcandonthusiasrnwhich 'started out as a hobby, but lonely road, and two cars were got her club's hearing con- turned into a fulltime Job," said trying to force her off the road. servation program started. The Mrs. Williamson, who can be • ':• . . Suddenly the set crackled. main fund raising event — the found In the store any time she ...t. . -. - j "Hang in there," said a man's Tn-County Roadrunners isn't driving a Seminole County voice. "This Is coffee Pot. Hearing Conservation Jam- school bus. ANITA WILLIAM.SON __________________________________________________________ You'll see my headlights boree in October has This is another area where coining up behind you any mushroomed into a three-day she believes CB radios could be minute." event. agreathelp.Witharadioln the PYING THE AAAIL And sure enough, a few In 1972, Mrs. Williamson bue,driverscouldreportbreaka member of his family were moments later, she saw the beca.iie the first Flork!a CBer downs, discipline problems and involved in an acciiknt and lights. "Those two cars turned to be nominated for the Cliur of other emergencies without information about it were me loose so fast I nearly lost the Year award, based on her delays, she says. The school (;eriuemen: delayed Ju.st because someone control. I didn't even stop to work for the hearing disabled of system Is currently testing Enjoyed very much the arssouldn't give up a couple thank the man sho helped me," SemInole County. radios in three of its buses. tides relating to CB in our minutes of air time. There she recalls. Is no She didn't win that year, but Sunday Issue, In additIon to her activities in doubt in my mind, he would be It was this incident in 1970 in 1974 was named CRer of the Roadrunners Club, Mrs. that convinced Mrs. Williamson Year at the North Carolina I suppose what I really want very upset and rightfully so. Williamson has also helped a So, how abot,t it "CBers," that CR radios were not all bad. State Jamboree in Burlington, number other CS clubs get to do is just to sound off, of because I'm sure what I have to SHARE, someday it might Up until that time, she recalls, N.C. The award is made an- started. reiN' J' .1 I Jt hate'! :! .:i. 1 dIdn't nually b:- 'r ' '' -._L, will nnt rcit, a a surprise u Thanks for the opportunity to like the noise, 1tr.d I didn't like national news publication for Li' .ay of the veteran Cflers. get this off my chest wzu much the way It kept rue asake at CIIers. ;.ast evening while __________________________ success in the new "CII COlt- night." "I was so surprised that for monitoring Channel NINE, I NEIl." But now, says Mrs. the first time in my life, I — iia iM '1 i happened to be in the vicinity of Jim Price Williamson, she believes every couldn't tall;. I couldn't even ____________________________ Orange Blossom Trail and "Mr KIMO' KCF 9266 woman who has a car should walk without help to go up and Ilolden Ave. There had been an Orlando, Fl. 32809 have a CB radio. get my trophy," Mrs. ____________________________ accident and personal injuries were involved. A few moments _____________________________________________________________________________________ l infonnation relating to another accident involving a rider on a . — -motorcycle was being relayed to Orange County REACT when ru the "bleed-over" from TEN made it impossible to copy. I . changed oven to TEN te1 time to hear a "breaker" ask if they would stand by for just a •.. you've seen Rockwell electronic calculators advertised on television, in few minutes, since the "bleed. "' magazines and in the mail.. - .but never at such low prices! We believe these over" was making it Impossible WW to be the lowest prices in America.. .we will not be undersold! Fus, at George to give directions. The answer I Stuart's, you get immediate delivery! Right now, we have the largest heard was just unbelievable. The man came back and told '" inventory of office machines, office furniture and office products In the entire 1tttr.t' the "breaker" that if he wasn't state. .call us TOLL FREE right now! DL'P .1 with Ornntu Ci ,,nlv S 0 gp Seminole County REACT, _______ :- - - BREAKER __ _Her Views Of CB Radio ttcf: . - .'.' DOUGLAS J. IA)BEL ___ _____ ___ _ - An Emergency Changed . CII radio enthusiasts tired of simply "ratchet jawing" and looking for a way to turn their hobby Into a con structive, useful pastime should turn to Channel 9 and REACT. Channel 9, of course, has been set aside by the FCC for emergency use only. And REACT sthi,'li for Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Teams, a totally Independent non-profit organization dedicated to helping. International In scope, REACT Is based In Chicago and provides guidelines for local CB volunteers around the country who are carefully trahied to handle virtually any . /:. .. .. Sunday, AprIl 4, lflI-7A - __ ::________ By MIKE WENDLAND ' f4 ,'.• _ Li REACT: Network For Assistance Mrs. Lambert R. Palmer of Sanford wished that whomever took her granddaughter's wagon by mistake would return It. It was discovered missing early this week, and her two granddaughters, ages two and three, miss It. The two youngsters got the wagon for Christmas. Now, It's gone. "It's just heartbreaking," ,ald Mrs. Lambert, explaining that ma)be some child took it by mistake and a parent might spot Uc wagon and have it returned. and denounced when we warned In early 1974 office, stories so Incredible that few people David in the Maryland mountains. On April 11, deliberately might now be courting danger in the that a darkly brooding Richard Nixon might believed us. 1974, we reported that Nixon sometimes erupted Middle East to win public sympathy on the eve of attempt something desperate. We learned from his intimates that Nixon had "with rage and profanity. But moat of the time, the unpeachment hearings." We wrote of his agony over Watergate, of his a dual personality — the shy friend an ruthless he has bottled up his feIlngs and has gune off to We wrote about the attitude Inalde the White dunking bouts at Camp David, of his suicidal politician. Welescribed him on Aug. 5, 1973, as agonIze alone." recklesaness In Egypt, of a chilling remark "a deeply private person, a warm, shy, sensitIve We told of one subordinate who "was "a mandate to set the nation's policies and, If about his power to plunge the world Into a man who sometimes woke up wondering awakened early in the morning by a telephone necessary, to ride roughshod over Congress nuclear holocaust, of H.R. Heldernan'* whether he was President. 'I would have q call from the President. lthough was whose members represented limited conbackroom talk about "one-man rule" and feeling,' he told a friend, 'that! had something to coherent, it was obvious he had beenNixon drinking." stituencles." Nixon's "right" to run the tXiwitr-y. tell the President. Then I would suddenly shake Then he would emerge fran his Introspection And we warned that 500 separate federal myself awake and realize I am the By the summer o 1974, we reported that Pre,lilent" and would appear quite normal. But he delegated 'extraordinary authority to laws the We told how he had accumulated sonietiines lapsed into ominous reflections. The President in time of Nixon's behavior so albrmecl Pentagon leaãirs national emergency. He that then-Defense Secretary James Schlesinger "psychological scar tissue as he drove himself secret minutes of a March e, 1974, strategy could declare any part of the United States a BERRY'S WLj ____ HI P the .. ________ ___ ____ ___ ____ _____ ____ Alex Clattenburg. "Those kids over In Daytona Beach represent the Woodstock popIe — a satisfaction of the senses. But the kids here have come together under the love that we have for the Lord." Cv.ning Herald, Sanford, Fi. i.:- ..,.a*, VVS .44 iii!.. IJJ £ Still I r'' youtha off to jail. At Jesus 76, though, nothing stronger than Dr. Pepper and Italian Ices were consumed. "This Is a spiritual happening," said co-sponsor "There's no need for alcohol here, we're all high Fer mce Fg\pt's President Anir Sadat adopted his less belligerent posture toward Israel, it has been presumed that Syria would become the source of leadership for maintaining unity among the more hawkish Arabs. Mr. Assad is not the first to discover that when there is not a direct call to arms against Israel, Arab groups are prone to be jealous of power and prestige within their own A IdVis celebrate spring In two very distinctly different ways. Almost 20,000 young people assembled In a 172acre cow pasture south of Orlando near Walt Disney World for a three-day Jesus 76 FestIval which ended last Saturday. Meanwhile about 45 miles away In Daytona Beach thousands of collegians sang to a different tune, drank beer, smoked pot and Indulged in more hedonistic pleasures on the beach. Local police staunchly enforced the laws against alcohol and drugs by hauling busloads of In the latest tiff between County CoznmLssioner John Kimbrough and County Atty. Thomas Freeman says, "The Robin Hood theory is illegal. . .to take something from the rich you first must have a valid ordinance." Freeman refers to Kimbrough's contention that of Oii Jesns. He's our king," said Jeanne Pails, 17, New York. outs of "Amen" and "Praise The Lord" blended with the scent of cow manure and suntan oil as the mostly youthful crowd sat on the soft grass in the shadow of Mickey Mouse and Fantasylafld. As part of the Daytona Beach crowd was being hauled In for lnkcent exposure and drugs, at Jesus 16 the festival was drawing to a close. 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'iet, EWI _____ - - — - = -- I - - - - �s • J s4 :...„irQ.., I -h.. -ur..1.. . z_._ •,•'#, ,-,. I __~ - .•, •.. _________________ LOCAL BRI'EFS w — WORLD IN BRIEF Senators Ease . — __ __ - recycling,” added Hayden, Thn;e pat ticipating in the for Retarded Children lifesaving and Basic Rescue 15 cents a pound for aluminum Seabees Swarm adults or program will fill out an in-depth (SCARC, have accepted a gift classes will be taught at the cans and other clean household ,,and when a group of children get together for a fund. The Seabee Veterans of medical and personal history in the amount of $500 from the Winter Park Swim Club from aluminum, Certain other types of clean raising project, they find America tConstruction Bat- for analysis. A followup Dusty Boots Riding Association April 5-29. talions of the U.S. Navy) are evaluation session with phy- for the little Red School house Classes will be held Monday, aluminum Items may be aluminum recycling Is an ideal way to earn extra money." attempting to reach all Florida sicians will be held 7.9 p.m. at Bui!ding Fund. Wednesday ai1 Thursday from redeemed at a lower price, residents who are Seabee the church. This donation was the first 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Registration is Every Wednesday, at a new Art Exhibition Veterans. They are invited to Available programs and received since the an. April 5 at 3:0 p.m., at the (111W, 2-3:30 p.m. the unit will attend the mid-year convention treat mcnt to correct high nouncement of the location for Winter Park Swim Club. % Trade To ampa SCC Stand being held at the Quality Inn, cholesterol dietary, stress and (tie Children's Village of The Seminole Community Minimum age for lifesaving purchase the aluminum from Lakeland,on April 2 and 25,for smoking problems that may Seminole County at Five is 15. Participants must have the public at the Chamber of College fifth annual student preliminary Commerce parking lot, 400 E. Juried art exhibition will be held On Sale Of Airplanes Seabees who served during or lead to heart disease revealed Points, which will contain the passed the First St. through April 15. The exhibit, since World War 11, including ir the evaluation will be ex- permanent home of the little swimming test. Basic Rescue populace rounded on display in the Science WASHINGTON (AP) Senate resistance to the sale of plained. The program is open to Red School House. Korea and Vietnam era. minimum age Is 11 and a Red aluminum cans last fluilditi lobby, features the six military cargo planes to Egypt apparently is aum• To obtain additional in. the public and the $l5 fee covers SCAliCPolicy specifies that a Cross certificate for the Basic up 225,055 were month and paid $1461.75 work of SCC art students. Wing In the wake of administration assurances that there formation or request banquet all laboratory work and gift of more than $100 Water Safety course Is by Aluminum Hecyclers for are no commitments for U.S. re-armament of the Middle tickets contact Commander evaluation, automatically carries wi th it required. The exhibit will be judged for Includes the their recycling efforts. East nation. Lester King, 2486 Novus St., IF possible appointments (lie title of Patron. The $10 pool fee Best Of 3.D design, ceramics. ,, % eyllul'da painting, printmaking, Paul laydeii, " ittuiu inly, Gene &hiiiidt, Fla., 3301. Conh&uld be frice of made the textbook. by cklljlIg is Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger offered the assurRegional Recyclinp Manoger, drawing, a nd Best of Show. vention Coordinator reser- Garal at 896-6611, extension SCAHC President, designated ances on Friday in testimony before the Senate Foreign that al um in um is explained Dusty Boots vations should be made wi th Hiding 1737. Association Cans Bring Cash Relations Committee. The exhibition is free and valuable in comparison with as a 1976 Little Red School April 15. Quality Inn by Seat Hubert H. Humphrey, fl-Mum., and Jacob Javits, in open to the public. It may be are found SANFORD April's other metals that house Five Degree Patron. SCARC Gets Gift RN.Y., two of the three committee members who have from 8 a.m. 'to 9 p.m. ed view solid waste from a given schedule for Aluminum Heartbeat Program been most suspicious of Implications of the deal for the six SANFOItI) Mr. and Mrs. Life Saving Taug Monday through Thursday, and Recyclers mobile unit calls for community. C-130 planes, said they would accept Kissinger's Russell Wolff, members of the fowr stops in Sanford, where "Aluminum is worth about from 8 a.m. through 4 p.m. on WINTER SPRINGS—Florida Seminole County assurances and will not seek to veto the transaction. Cross Association Red Advanced citizens will continue to receive $300 a ton when collected for Friday. Hospital will launch its first The third, Sen. Clifford Case, R-N.J., reserved Central Florida 'Heartbeat' judgment. He said he has not received assurances that program this week at Winter provLion of the sale package would !)t crrimit the Springs Sevcnthda Adventist 1 United States to open-ended training of large numbers of Church. Blood samples and Egyptian military personnel, especially In sensitive Hood pressures will be taken areas. between 7 and 10 a.m. Tuesday and Thursday at the Adventist Church on Moss Road and on April 14 at the City hall on Moss Budget-Making Road. ,. :t !crt!. Ceter ," & Anne Goral stresses these are T! rne Approaches itir suncs, which flC1I the participant can have to eat, except water for will seek nothing sure bet both almost a By ED FRICKETF 12 hours before his blood is Herald Staff Writer another term. On Monday, however, Pat drawn. — That dreaded time when Glisson will discuss the budget taxpayers scream, county process, capital Improvements commissioners knash their and his department's semi' teeth and county department annual review of the budget. chiefs moan is approaching Glisson's department, the Seminole County government. Office of Management Analysis It's getting close to budget- and Evaluation OMAE), plays APRIL2, 1976 1 making time, ADMISSIONS an important role in budget The first indication Is a two- making, because all depart. Sanford: hour tork session scheduled for ment chiefs submit their SWUuCI Lee Burch Monday in which one depart- original requests to OMAE Jimmy Dwane Inman ment chief will ask county before budgets are brought Albert Johnson commissioners for guidelines before commissioners. Hermann Levy that will determine the dates Joseph A. Morace ATTENTION And, it is OMAE that makes and rules that will apply to Arthur E. Carlson, DeBary year's budget-making process. last-minute revisions which Adeline Chambers, DeBary For now, only department required before the commission Slarion A. Fudge, DeBary finally adopts or rejects the heads and commissioners Catherine P. Audas, Deltona yearly budget. involved. Ella B. Egbert, Orange City Glisson aid he will seek But by Sept. 3, citizens will Vickie M. Hosack, Osteen begin streaming into the "direction" from the cornJosephine Matthews, Osteen courtroom chambers to watch mission concerning what InMary I. Williamson, Oviedo commissioners whittle away at formation goes Into the budget DISCHARGES the board's the document in an effort to requests, Sanford: philosophy on policy, the keep land taxes down. Egbert A. Armistead With three commission Identification of any potential Shelley Barkley seats up for grabs this year, the "problem areas" and a William E. Betts public hearings should be presentation of the critical Katherlyn Campbell especially interesting because dates. Darlene A. Carlton By March 73, Glisson hopes to extra efforts to hold the line on Juanita Sue Carroll land taxes are sure to be made. get basic instructions and Gaylord K. Crotty NEVER LOSE OR MISPLACE Commission Chairman directions out to department Jeannie Echols Michael Hattaway and Corn- chiefs. Then a month later, Ruth 51. Lusk YOUR CHECK rnls.sioners Richard Williams department chiefs will be ex. Julia McGough and Sid VlhlenJr., all are upfor pected to submit requests to Joseph A. Morace OMAE. re-election. Edward J. Payne Public hearings are tenVihlen Is running for U.S. Helen C. Thompson Congress, and though neither tatively scheduled for Sept. 14, Annie E. Wisswear We Williams nor Hattaway have with the final adoption slated Gary Glickman, DeBary officially announced, it's for Sept. 30. Paul A. Palumbo, DeLand Blanche Deadman, Deltona SelmaM.DeLury&,Deltona your Edith V. Egener, Deltona Giuseppina Messina, Deltona TOP INTEREST AND Dorothy Grosenkemper, Lake 1ary Thomaa N. Pinch, Longwood Theodora Turner, Longwood Linda K. Sutton, Osteen Sanford Police Detective thdthccatr.gtobc"whitc Sharon L Reese & baby girl, Jack Cash said Saturday that paint." police arc investigating reports Cash said preliminary in- Sorrento Helen Devito, Brewster, N.Y. of possible fraud in connection vestlgation indicated the with "roof coating jobs" sold salesmen weren't licensed in either Sanford or Seminole o-d citizens by door-to-door salesmen. Police urged citizens ap. Cash said Sanford police proaclied by such salesmen to received three reports of Sunday's high *2, Saturday's check with city hall and pollee stances within the 121st few days to determine if the salemen are low M. In which residents were Mostly sunny, Ith highs in licensed before contracting for proached by men driving roof the low to mid 80s. Lows In the coating jobs. pirkip trucks and sold coating mid to upper ZiOi. Variable Police suggested that If the jobs represented as sealing salesmen give Orlando area winds 10 m.p.h. or less. roofs and stopping leaks. EXTENDED FORECAST addresses or telephone num. mostly fair. Tuesday Monday CItizens told police that the hers that the citizen could check coating jots were done in less with the Orlando Better and Wednesday considerable cloudiness with a chance of than an how for costs of up to Business Bureau. — Boblioyd showers. Lows near 60 north $100 and later inspecIon and near 70 south. Highs 70s extreme north and SOs elsewhere, Sunday's Daytona Beach tides: high 10:36 a.m., lI: p.m.. lo 4:21 a.m., 4:24 p.m. EI2IEJOIIN50N BUTLER parents Mrs. Nora Butler, Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. Elzlea.m.,lO:43p.m., Port Canaveral: high 19:04 low 4:OG.m., Elsie Johnson Butler, age 33, Starling, Valdosta, Ga. ea\ 4'20 p.m. Gramkow Funeral Home in 615 Laurel Ave., Sanford, died Thursday at Florida Hospltalin charge. Orlando. native ;rd life-long A resident of Sanford. he was a graduate of Seminole High t, j RUTI.ER, 151.111 JOHNSON — School 1961.Ameznberof Elder Funeral service for El:. Springs Baptist Qmrch, he was Johntnn Butler, 33, 615 Laurel an electronics technician In Av Snfo'd, wto dud Thur. quality control. Dearborn way, ws Paid at 3 p.m. Saturday in Gr•mkow Funefal Electronics. Hcme Ch.ar,l. .'ev. Joe Dovth fl Suivors include his parents, , .., O,klawn Memorial Park Mr. and Mrs. John F. Butler, 0n1mw Funeral Home In Sanford; six bi-others; John F. Sanford in cMrge. Sanford Office DeBary Office Butler Jr. Sanford; David Deltona Office Butler of Palm Bay, Fla; U.S. 17-92 at Highbanks Rd. FSLIC 940 Deltona Blvd. 3090 Orlando I?'. at Airport Blvd. Jamiucs Butler, ikb -rt Butler, DeBary, F!orda 32713 )eltona, Florida 32763 er and I'tUip Sanford, Florida 32771 State Mortuary Butler of Sanford; three sisters. 1 Write: (305) 6684403 (305) 668-4438 (305) 323-3770 503 Airpol Blvd. Ms. Ann Butler, Norfolk, Va.; SSilc'rd. Fla. _____ Mrs, Betty Colbert, Miss Cindy _____ --U---Huti.r, Sanford: and grand- L ----.- S purrito er Favors 4 - -- By The Associated Press Street. Spurner, a former hicis- versity of Florida, was dealt to Quarterbacks Steve Spurrier, man Trophy winner, was sent the Buccaneers J ohn Bobby Douglass have been sent Bay. Iladl went from Green eCEilu & packing as the National Foot- Bay to Houston, Dickey went second-round draft choice. ball League opened its swap from I Iou.ston to Green Bay and "We have said all along that shop with a burst of acti vity. Douglass was traded from San if we traded for an established Th e NFL lifted its ban on Diego to New Orleans. quarterback, he would have to trading Friday and the result Spurrier, a nine-year veteran be one who is a good athlete," %%-as a flurry of deals that would have (lone Justice to W-111 promise lie showed at the Uni- [ton Wolf. "in Steve Spurrier we think we have found the ight blend r an ¶ - - SPORTS ht Evening Hirald Sanford, Fl Sunday,AprIl4, 197-1B -- Fruit Float, Highway Robber Probables For SOKC's Dcrby r I - WEATHER - - A RA DEATH .raI NOtkU I Fe Sk sunshine .- on n4u , .. . . . - ,. . - . . a... - '. 1'V&emation . Sunshine Jim Williams. pitcher and manager, has his team in DeLand this weekend against 21-talented teams. "We should beat Eldridge Standard," says Williams flatly. "We played them a lot in the winter on the West Coast and beat them regularly." ce to show its power $ \ 295\ . -a,-- -_____.'." r against Eldridge Wednesday night in the 7:45 game at Fort Mellon Park. That's the first meeting. The clubs won't face each other again until April 28. o El ridge, meanwhile, might be wondering if Seaboard is one of those trains with the caboose first. A team that's not quite as good as it thinks it S. l l —There's a tell-tale sign of sports when Reggie Jackson says he's not certain he can afford to play baseball in Baltimore because of his extensive business interests in California and Arizona. No one is opposed to private business. It's an American way. However Charlie Finley gets in the last word here, because he might not have come out on the siort end of the Jackson-for-Don Baylor deal anyway. Remember Jackson's arbitration cases? I was in favor of Jackson being paid the $175,000 he was asking when the judge ruled in Charlie 0's favor and settled for $125,000. But th is year when Jac kson wanted $220,000 it becomes apparent there is no roof on this salary matter. I can't help but ask what would happm if club le t. .. _________ If confidence wins games, th en th e Seaboard —If softball team has th e Metro League championship already in the baggage car. I - -' ' owners were to collectively refuse to pay the Tom Seavers, Andy Messersmiths, Richie Aliens and Reggie Jacksons it penny more than they earned the previous year? And no other club wouldn't intercede, The golden goose of this sport is already cackling —Things just aren't the same at Daytona Beach Jai-Alai, which started its season with a packed house Friday night. The majority of the . .. •.... csum'atca ouuu ians were tourists. iney côulan 1 tell much difference between the American pros and Basque counterparts. Veteran fans were all asking th e same question where's Agustin? And Ortiz? Or Martorell? And the others? The answer is a sign of the times. A variety of unsigned contracts and some that reasons weren't offered provide most of the answers. Echaniz, Gasti, Apraiz, Elorri, Boniguen, Cobian, Jorge and Rodolfo are among the-' holdovers. - - , •1' av_*i4 * .,ft A+_".ê* . L_400~-~_4_0 . %Pwli - Vincent). _____________ 'T?. '. Gre oI 9 T ;;. .1 .4 ~^ t~#* C/obbers he %%asexclted about rnol,Lng to ' Honda team. "It's a first class organization "he said 'Although it's an expansion L1Il1l, I LHIOK Ilucs iIl probably do better than other expansion teams have done because of the experienced personnel] they have in their coaching and management staff." "Spurner was chosen for his ability, caliber and cum--fRIVeflCS5, vvou ato. SCC JP !F 1 , ~ Faculty, 2 1 -4 (' .rnnrv ,,,b.hnr - 4 after t 11.. '.,.;',5is1 tl:m:, s':". Inc £t LiaL Inc Spurrir name might be a drawing card ________ "-I' wo frnm "' w -' '''' AUTO lFlfl '"" . Ili Florida wasn't a ronsideraLion in negotiations with San Francisco, Wolf said. But he admitted that it should be a boost to the starting pro team. "Honestly, we didn't feel we could come up with a be tter deal at this time," Wolf said. "It was a good trade for us or we wouldn't have made It." lie said he was approa ched by 4rs head ccach Monte (lark a couple of months ago _t.. ____ ~, Gregory Mobile Homes four-run fifth and a fi ve-run Berlin and Alan Buk) with started out strong and finished sixth three hits apiece Supporting even stronier Friday nleht in I.t'ntllnt' a lOJill w,nn,n,1 -'t'' UI oll ""'"'P, I"-'" Ln ---------------------------------------------- b"' the Men's Metro Softball parade were Terry Duke, Bill with two safeties each were Bob League, battering the Seminole Conchelos, Bob Somerville and Community College faculty 214 Joe Steffens, who got on base MF.rn() STANDINGS in a slow-pitch runaway. four times and scored four runs. Gregory dropped four-run Eldridge Standard W LPCt 08 The victory lifted Gregory 2 0 ).o ralLes on SCC in the first and Seaboard (.OastlIne 2 0 into a tie For third place In the second innings and when the Gregory Mobile I i .soo i loop standings behind frontLakeMonroe Inn 1 1 .500 I running fac'iltystruckbacktomnakcit&. Patrick and Outcasts 11, ~_.,#' •ir Ill u,jj ..t..0 ' ' Wilt) fç it., ..up spot with 2-0 slates. SCC, now 02 dropped into the cellar with ________________________________ Auto Train. Seaboard Coastline will ki ck off Monday night's action at Fort Mellon Park by meeting the SCC faculty at 6:30 p.m., while Eldridge Standard seeks to keep pace against the Patrick Outcasts at 7:45 p.m. and Auto Train encounters Gregory' Mo bi le Homes at ¶i p.m. ________________ 4 ____ ji,'p ___ t ~ _________ -_ -. - IV, % - ___ ________ - _ -. ' . .- . ' -.. - .Brown. "lie is a top pass -. -.. . - J-_-.... - - . rusher, has plenty of ex. . . . -1. perience and wants to play for a contender." The Buffalo Bills dealt defenGregory's Allaa Buky roimd., first base sive end Walt Patulski to St. Louis for the Cardinals' secondround pick in the college draft; the New York Jets sent middle M linebacker Steve Reese to Tam. pa Bay for an eighth-round draft choice ; Tampa Bay acquired defemmive back Mike Washington from Baltimore for ST. PETERSBURG API new era in relationships bea third-round pick. New York Mets tween players and teams, and I The Colts sent tackle Dennis The . .. . • ... -.' -- '. .' -. '. ets Offer -.!-_:--._ - •- - - s. . -' n Ta - . -. - - . - ,, ' 1. -, -... - . :'_. _______ -- _: J -. ___________________ _____ I _______ ,4b'. " . _________ 1 .... JLdllUUlU, .._... _____ _______ , .- " LU IUV 0 7 ,j - .- - Metro Title In SCL Boxcar? :-.-_ - ' The Tampa Bay Bucs had to be kidding when they suggested they traded for Steve Spurner simply for his talents as a quarterback. Maybe the Bucs never heard of Earl MorraH, Daryle Lamonica, Marty Domres, Terry Hanratty. No knock on Spurner, but even he must realize his value to the club at the position that counts — the turnstile, - . # GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - - . lake Monroe Inn dugout real railbirda as team hits. (Herald photos by T - W1t) ortuary e., • *,- i" - "-I tote 'z &1" When you receive your check this month, read the pamphlet from the Social Security Administration, then come in or call and we'll help you set up your own Direct Deposit Account. INSURE UNINTERRUPTED DEPOSITS Even if you change your mailing address, we still receive and automaticalty deposit your check to your savings account. You don't have to wait for it to follow you. 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No one asked me, but: —That much awaited return match between Highway Robber and Fruit Float might be just _________________ around the corner as the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club schedules its Central Florida Derby this month. Highway Robber is the track leader wi th 17 ________ ______ wins and Fruit Float went alter No. 16 in Saturday night's sixth race. The li ttermates met only once all season in th e Inaugural arid Fruit Float about Spurrier and rapped the _____ deal up Friday. 00000 , won that one. The trade of Spurner clears Seems lately Highway Robber has come stronger, even performing well at the Derby the a' for the much-rumored -I.trade that would send quarterdistance three-eighths of a mile, ba ck Jima Plunkett from the Meanwhile, latest kennel standings indicate New England Patriots to the Paul Scheele has taken over first place, uprooting 4rs. Wayne Strong. Jim Abernathy's string of dogs have Several other trades were an- _____________________ nounced Fri da y. third place. San Diego picked up wide re- _________ Top score from th e track golf tournament at celver Charlie Joiner from Cm- ___________________________________ Mayfair Country Club was 26-under par accinnati In exchange for cummulated by the Davis - Zepko Johns (kfensiveend Coy Bacofl "Coy ..L..i,jL !PE! Williams foursome. Is one of the real established F '.''T.T 1' If they could only pick quinielas the way they linemen in the NFL," said ,, . '.z'.:f'2Ot. stroke a ball! Bengals General Manager Paul ___________ .- " 2' HOSPITAL NOTES encourage you to study this important pamphlet and to give direct deposit of check serious consideration. - . z; home in " I This month the Social Security Administration is including, along with your check, a pamphlet on the advantages of Direct Deposit. 0 , ' Seaver Berlin 3b Norton Plrozzip Brady it Kokest Markcsf Bukyrf Concheloac Glbsonci Lewis 1b Somerville If Stetfens ASRH2B3BRH 523100 3 1 0 0 0 ' $ 0 0 0 0 0 S2 1 1 0 3 1 0 0 o 2 1 I 0 I 3 2 3 0 0 I I 2 1 0 5 7100 1 I 0 0 0 2 1 2 01 4 4 7 0 1 0 0 ii':' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Duke2B 413000 Totals 452115 3 3 0 SEMINCLE CC FACULTY AS R H 25 3b HR Fleming 30 3 01 0 0 o &aboard dugout all eyes, ears Seminole Nine Repels Fla. JC JACKSONVILLE Seminole Community College bufita Ambrose p 3 0 '2 0 o 0 SO lead Friday then reli ed on BIedsoes 3 I 1 Akers is o the arms of Wayne Kurth and i o 3 1 1 I 0 0 Mike Ammean to hold off Hl'Irf 3 11 0 0Q Florida Junior College for an 8McAdam 0 0 0 0 Calvet 2 0 o 0 0 5 baseball victory. Tlp!onU 20 o 0 0 0 Jeff Brockway, Don Hubbard Totals 27 4 7 3 0 and Jim Potoski led the assault Gregory Mobile Homes 443 415-21 as the Itadiers cashed in four Sam. Corn . College 040 000 4 times in the opening frame. Brockway picked up a pair of les and an RBI in the contest, while Hubbard and Potoski each singled, drove In a pair of ru ns arid scored once themselves. Kurth yielded a three-run homer in the fourth and FJC added single markers in the plcoc - 3 0 0 0 0 0 Nicholas lb sing Csonka, $220,000 Incentive Dol phins - Nelson to Philadelphia for re- have offered Toni Seaver hope it's not a lasting thing. Huddle SEMINOLE ab r P Brockwyrf bI 512 I ?4cDId ci Evans lb Chamberlainc 4 ii 0 50 1 0 200 0 I 20 2 Moyer if Hbbarddh 112 PotOski It 311 0 31I 0 300 0 411 C 34 S S 4 ib r Ii bi 3010 4000 H y att 30 Eur'vu Htrrnen 7b Totals FJC Owens ci DId If Bowden2b W ag ner lb Cromwelldh 501 0 SI' 0 32 2 I 50I1 ThOI'Iy C 13 1 00 0 34 3 S S II1 St ick C ha rlestoiss Totili 5.mII* FJC 402—I 301 100-4 400-114 400 sixth and seventh, including E- Owens, Sowden. Sexduer, another four-bagger. Arntean Stickley. Potoski. P3— Kurth, took over in the seventh and Hy&t?, (7): DP- FJC (H; LOBMIAMI I AP) — Veteran full. handcuffed the Gateway club Semnole4. FJC 11; 28— Cromwell: "I don't want to talk about IX,nnery to San Diego for line. cording to Board Chairman M. HR- Cromwell, Sexat,if; S8klin Tate, and the Donald Grant, but the team's trading Tom Seaver. I hope he's back Larry Csonka plans a re. on one hit, paving the way for a Cromwell. Slickley (2), Charleston, Oilers acquired the negot.ating star hurler remains unsigned. always a Met. You cannot union of sorts next week, a pair of Seminole insurance runs Moyer; S--(2) Eury. P H R ER 55 SO Grant dLclocd Friday the ignore the man's record. You atecting with Dolphins presi- in the final inning. righ ts to controversial running Kj (w 4-4)4 2 3 7 4 4 1 1 The two teams tangled again Ammean (5) ?I I I 0 0 1 0 back Duane Thomas, formerly Mets have offered Seaver a also cannot ignore the fact that dent Joe Robbie and coach Don three-year contract with esca- there were other men on Shula to discuss possible return Saturday at 1 p.m. in Gray W 3 S S 1 7 I of the Washington RedskIns. D'cn (6) 6 3 3 1 1 S lator and dc-escalator perform- team who helped him get that to the Miami team this year Jacksonville. ance clauses, record. You aL% cannot ignore if the price is right. Shula said the gathering "It w rks both ways," Grant the fact that you cannot give d with explained. "If, by some unusual one player the Empire State Csonka, an eight-year veteran (irculnstan es. he wi ns 12 or 14 Building and another a one-sto- of pro football, and his reproo gaines, we'd ex pect him to take ry building." ser,tative, Ed Keating, will take serve quarterback Bill Troup; "more money than any pitcher What's going on now cannot be Oakland dealt linebacker Mike in the history of baseball," ac- afforded very long, -: - - Jackson P nders 0's Swap Golf Tourney --' M ead ows P itches H owell To Win place "before or after the a cut. In his favor, if he won a draft" next week, certain number of games durCsona, 29, is expected to ing a season, we'd rip up seek a salary' somewhere and give him a raise Lake Howell, by virtue of a is still winless at 0-4. 1ESA,Anjz(AP)Oakland contract according to the number of around $300,000 and probaiabh' three run final inning, was the Lake Brantley came up with A' s Owner Charles 0. will use Cleveland's and Balti- only high school team able to two runs in the bottom of the Finley starts he has left. has avoided his annual contract "It will start with a high figiiiores interest as bargaining boast a victory in Seminole seventh inning, but it was too showdowns with slugger Reggie Phil points. ure (reportedly $220,000) and It CAPE CORAL (AP) County Prep baseball action little too late as the rally left Jackson a nd pitcher Ken hloltzjumps at one time and then it Hancock of the University "If I had my way, all things Friday, edging West Orange 5.. two runs to be desired as it was man by trading the two to Bal- Jumps again at another, each of Fl or ida took a three-hole lead being equal, I'd say Larry 3. defeated by Boone, who upped timore. an' time to a considerably higher into today's action in an in. should play in Cleveland," said In other games involving its record to 15-7. But in his blockbuster tercollegiate golf tournament, Keating, who maintains his of. local teams, Orlando Boone Apopka's third inning tally of nouneemiwnt Friday night, the number." There seem to be only two but Florida State had the ad- flee in the Browns' city. "I'd nipped Lake Brantley 6-4, five runs proved to be enough A's owner insisted the salary drawbacks. For openers, Sea- vantage in team scoring, like to see him in a Browns tint- Apopka smeared Oviedo 10-0, for the Darters as the Oviedo disputes had nothing to do with 'er doesn't feel like signing it. hancock shot a two-underform. l.ake hiighlaad smashed Lions'fourhitswerenotenough th e six-player deal wi th the °ni Secondly, it's pr oba bly illegal par 70 Friday for a three-hole "But the decision is up to Sanford Naval Academy 11.1, to even score a run for them. oles. tinder baseball law, which pro- lead after 54 holes. His total 211 Larry," Keating added. and Florida Air Academy shut selves. Jackson, the A's' highest paid hibit.s incentive clauses, The Dolphins lost Doug Swift out Trinity Prep 1-0. was five under par on the 6,865The Seminole nine played at and most colorful player, went "I have good baseball minds yard, par-72 course at Cape and Norm Evans in the allocaSteve Meadows gave up three Lyman Saturday afternoon and into seclusion with friends, de- who have told me I have a heck Coral Country Club. tinn draft so Robbie has di. runs in the fifith inning to give will return home Tuesday night dining comment. his agent and of a chance of getting it apTied for second at 214 were vested himself of roughly $150,- West Orange a 3-2 lead going to face Lake Howell. partner in several Arizona busi- proveti," Grant said. Olin Calicutt of East Tennessee 000 annual payroll dollars. In into the seventh, but the Hawks, ne,,s ve ntur es, Gary Walker, Seaver, ',sho von his third Cy State and ('hip Curley of Florl- addition, Jake Scott, who earns led by Don Andriano, vho went Oiedo 40 404 — 044 said, "I've never seen Reggie Young Award last season and dii State. $100,000odd from Miami, has 2-for-1 for the day, rallied and Apopka 0 303 *—g I more reflective in his life. He had a 20 per cent pay slash noAt 215 were t/dan Strange, demanded a transfer. scored three t o put the game on Isomer & -W Willis (5). Stumpf , has to give it a lot of thought. stored during the season, is East Tennessee, and Steve CoolCsonka worked under Shula ice. Armstrong end Fisher. "It !s't '1Y hi. that seeking an estimated $800.() lihar, Miami, with six other for five years and Isnostranger Tony Stevens hurled a two. Na 0,47._ he will be going." to the Dolphins coach. over three years. players at par, 216. hitter and struck ou eleven Lake lit entity 5400033— 4 4 3 %Valker said the trade But Shula must gamble that batters in a losing cause for Grant also disclosed that a Despite Hancock's individual Olson and Brimblest; Fry and "presents a tremendous reported trade with the Los An- lead, Florida State led in team Csonka and Mercury Morris Trinity Prep, in a real pitchers Fowler, amount o nroblemns" for Jack- i'plq I)odL!ers.—S4'aver ro trn seorinu with an 856. eight und'r will form the Inside-outside duel. The Saints record is now __ t$f4* I'iv)l 441 000— 1 0 a son because of the oFce(der's' Sutton and others—"is still par. East Tcnnesee was next" Ulre7( Ult' LnJla1u5 lIdU ulat Ceneji at 4-s ior Inc season. Lake Hlghtand 440 003—lI 6 1 business interests in Arizona alive, but not even close. They at 858, Florida 872 and Miami propelled them to two Super Lake Highland poured eight Fleming, Huerta (4) and Phar ti Bowl championships. ansi California. "He would have merely expressed an interest, and Jacksonville, 874. runs across the plate in the first played for a lot less In Oakland We've merely had chats." Last year, Csonka went to the two innings and that was all it Trinity Prep Indiana dropped from third 0400000—I 1 0 than anywhere else" Walker Concerning baseball's labor place to sixth at 879. U0I 001 a— S 1 1 now-defunct World Football needed, with plenty to spare, as Fla. Air said. dispute which threatens to Nineteen teams from around League as part of a $3.2 miaion the Midshipmen just could not S',eni and Johnson; Greei'e Jackson, whose $140,000 sala- make free agents of all players the country are playing in the package deal that included mount any kind of an offensive Llnt30ey (0) and Colcn. wide receiver Paul Warfield attack, not even a single base ry was cut 20 per cent this year, in the near future, Grant said: tournament at Cape Coral. Lake HOW•II 041 110 3-5 7 I was seeking a three-year "I don't know how it will hap- The tournament is sponsored and run ning back Jim Kilck. All hit, as 13 Middies went down on Wait Ora 040 434 4— 3 a contract for about $200,000 a pen, but people will come to by GAC, ii development corn- three were released from their strikes. Lake Highland's record a'PT'tt 're.'h. I4j,'" contract emrlier this veai'. 'ear. their senses. This is a whole panv. Ic . '.'.I Or I --- : I . -3-u-14 12 ut 2W ", -1 4! -- : -. a -- -' Lead To FSU - :' 'p'. "'4 ' - - ' , , , . , ,, , . i'_W~o:\ c- ';' I -. _! - --. -,--'. . . ~1~: ~~ - I .' .c ~J -. 21 _ ,_,i,__'' -_ , '~ ,I - 73;"~ -_ -1W`-- - '. ~I . .f J T iN ~ . è . '' rj -..............-:-'' L- -, . r.r'jtiu _- -L-. i -) It''.. - - J.:t-.7 I. --- - -.; . .ra' -' - 4-'. '-,, '. _4- �2B-Evening Hr&d, Sanford, FL Sunday, APr04. 197k Hooks And Jabs Clubowners Have Own Backyard Club Olderman Sam Schulman, movie 21 Corporate head, as typified make the $10,000 back.'" Like those in the steam room vested $850,000 originally in the producer, Seattle Super Sonics; by Madison Square Garden and 4 Sportsman. "You can it, Beverly hills. lI 1U)RAY oLDEHM,N %ors. Over the years, he let ' • .. .nbcrg, land the New York Knicks, headed sUbstitute 'sports' with the "It's amazing," said Mieuli. hs beard grow out, threw his developer, Portland Trail first by Ned Irish. succeeded specific game," he said. "Like "A successful- L'UV Pinstrin?d suits aw:iv flrp%a.pr g,f M.,In.,I -buys na'1 --___ - -a -J ilhdJIdN(111Cfl1, t'flOCflix Suns; nOW ty Mike Burke. Eddie Gottlieb. who owned the basketball team ' ni goes' to a bought a motorcycle. The A&coeiation franchises. Jack Kent Cooke, industrialist, 3) Hobbyist, the purest Warriors. lie was a guy who Board of Governors meeting. Warriors are now worth con. The are described by Angeles Laker, example being 'red Zoliner of played and coached, lie was a lie looks around at the idiot servatively $8 million. What Franklin Micull, who also owns Q. What's the real story about Bole McAdOo being suspended lie made a mental asterisk the Itroit Pistons. "One of the basketball man." Just as Paul owners of the NBA and says, does it mean? an NBA (earn, as charter after the name of the Lakers' shocks of my life," related Brown is a "football man." by the Buffalo Braves earlier ti season? - JR., 'Migod, this is going to be duck "You notice," shrugged the Reldsvflle, riernbers of the "Saturday owner. Mieu]i explained, "Jack Mienhi, "was when he was fined N.C. 5) Businessman. "The NBA soup. I'll be able to take these visiting lecturer, putting aside The lean center complained he had a bad back. Mecal Afternoon Stcarnroom Club, or Kent Cooke doesn't belong to $10,000 at a league meeting. went from eight teams to 18," guys em.' his legal-sized lined yellow pad (lit' Iie'erlv hills Rump the same club, lie has to send Wliiletbeywereexplainingwhiy pointed out examination revealed no Injury. The Braves' management Session." Miculi. "Owners "Butyoucan'tputashiderule with scribbled notations, "how wanted him to go back for more examination. Mac bridled. He sat Allen Rnthenberg because he this heavy fine was levied, be have to come from somewhere, to the feel and emotion that cleverly I talked about other outa game and was suspended by Braves' owner Paul Snyder hit Mieuli, an elfin tharacter doesn't want to miss anything, sat with a pencil scribbling They've cleaned out most of the goes with sports. Normal owners but didn't even mention ho wears cap, a Sherlock Holmes with all these guys talking numbers and then said, insane asylums. Where do you procedures in construction or the charming, gallant, witty soon reinstated. There's still some bitterness, however, between reversible gaudy denims about basketball" the player and his club, 'Gentlemen, while you were get them? There are hard.. banking, applied to sports, owner of the Golden State and a scraggly black beard, This was a sly reference to explaining it to me, it took a ncsed hu.inesmen ttho have Q. I resd In Sport M!gszlne t'at Spec Rltharo: IS (lit ldoe work." SVurrjut." dumbest man in sports. Do you agree, or who do you pick? was sorting out for a group ot the fact that Cooke doesn't have minute and 35 seconds, And approached sports as a Miculi, who caine from radio That could mean he defies P.M., C'Inctnatl, 0. embryo sports journalists the a mezuzah on the doorpost of that's how long it took me to business." and television production. in- (lCSCriptIOfl. impulses that made staid, his home. Rothenberg, his The magazine didn't come out baldly with that statement, It respectable business people lawyer, does. merely raised the question, noting that Spec as general manager ant to control the destinies of "&un Schulinan started the of the Houston Astros had traded away such playeris as Joe men who clunk basketballs for a club," continued Miculi, "and Morgan. Mike Marshall, John Mayberry. But I have suzprise li%'ing. The setting all his friends got into it lIttle by a nominee. Charles 0. - the man, not the mule. Because for all of seminar at San Francisco State little. I'm sure they get a kick o n Finley's ideas, he managed to lose the best pitcher iii University - F. MEculi, guest out of bragging, 'Look what my tCatfi.sh hunter) on a silly legality, alienate a team that won lecturer, thrA c,nin ..,,..1A i.i. ' , team dii '"l JUl44 I(44151 ,,,, ,,, Big eintinm' in 'nmn in, frr,m - - -reoortc - r - - ---'----.' bass ..wm nil fchl',.e I.jLJI5 mups ana oraw consistenuy under " As an owner, Iieuh1 carries on both the St. Johns and the Wekiva Rivers. A 12-pounder was a million in attendance with the game's most attractive crew. Iut Mit'ulj, his two-way cap spetial cight, in areas beSideS ; cihcd iii at Otee BrimJe but, unfortunately, in the xcitemimeiit Q. .% hat i er happened to the drop kick? It has been reported the seat of his pants, because clamped firmly on his head, the lucky angler failed to leave his name. that Roy Gerela of the Steelers tried to dropkick for the point after his Golden State Warriors 41150 pointed out the pitfalls of Dick Ulvastad, Altamonte Springs, posted an eight and three beense of a low pass frosu center. Who holds the record for presently reign over the NBA, a owning a sports team: quarter pounder at the same camp last Sunday. distance on a drop kick? Who was considered to be the best quest that took tthi 14 "During the 14 years I've At Lemon Bluff, Gene Miller took eight bass averaging three dropklcker? - Dais Sbanahau, R.anc'ho Cordova, CaW. been in basketball, the Boston "The moment we won the to four pounds and a visitor from Merritt Island scored with one of Thedropk1ckdisappearedmfbllafkrfootbaU was championship," over ten pounds. expounded Celtics have had seven owners, slimmed down to accommodate the passing game. Generally which means many people get visiting Prof. Mieuli, "the)Fishermen using live shiners for bait have landed several recnøniM ac the. )a,,i L.. iuy was -.----'- ,__ --' - .. um ww js.1rm.s mor wna U)C (Junk uvea, a ordained n a genius. These is Inn and orofil nice largemouths from the bank at Martha Isle and Cbuck legendary booter at the UnIvety of Wisconsin before the tnf !' _o u nine anu a quaer toIda se tntury. A nauve ot A'Astraua, he was eted th a 6yard geflius tod th riper. Sometimes they pounder near Und& 's Camp 10und trout landed on a popping plug in one of the bra! drop kick against Northwestern in l9. donke' don't have any fun, the' lose , oin3rrow. I've and beenaboth." Weiva, Art Adk, lando, picked up a six pound ceks near rt ange. Da.y Haeden and Lenny Robertson - - B was a names in the paper, it's not the husinessmen, having made way they view themselves," - to go into sports as their second Spt't'ifmn1 that his stucbline of business, the distillation of 20 years of "There are more of this type owner watching, i*.. iieuIi of owner than all others corn- categorized the breeds as bined," noted the professor, follows; Q' How did Cliff Harris, the all-pro safety of the Dallas scratching his beard, "They 1) Family legacy, with the Fort Smith, Ark, have fun and profit and get your as a prime example. "The great Cliff Is a native of Faettevflle, home of the University of name in the papers." great grandchildren of Tin) siderul big enough. He chose Ouachlta Baptist University the Beverly hIihI.s klalsch. sehisdadhadgofleh meCowboycd him up as a free agent. ss ( tI ii ii e 1T Jincent The Loser Is Winning I 5, S Gary Muse used a "Rebel" plug to fool a nine pounder while night fishing trips - one of the trout was almost 10 pound.g. fishing ner4r Wekiva River Haven. Gene White and Henry Adams fished the Inlet landing 50 According to Lowell Riley at his camp on Lake Jessup, specks just won't quit biting," In the windy weather . qiI ( operation, most of them caught In water about 15 inches deep. , AAan Nielson theirlitfie grandson catching fiveof them. Chuck Beach, Chick Sixt • West, and B.C. Weeks had 50, Mr. and Mrs. Knowles of Winter Park took 31, the Thurman Wrlgnts Sr., and Jr., 35. Larry and Jennie Mills, Orlando, took 115 lii two days last weekend, Jack &ith, '1edo,47,StaJeyandJ1denSmfo Sparks Celt \lVin anded70. Creek, Calif. A recent note concerning an outstanding catch made by two B Thc Associated Press Braves 101. hIak.s 9 There were many fine stories written about Hogan's 13-year-old anglers was misplaced but finally turned up En some I)on Nelson's nearing the age dramatic comeback Bob Mu\doo fired in 42 points other papers. Gina Willis and George Modrak caught 59 speckled Open, British Open i in 1953, he won his Little Slam (Masters, U.S. of retirement, but he's hardly and sparked a fourth-quarter perch and bluegills In one day of fishing. four years after the near fatal acthe old folks' home. rally that brought Buffalo ts cident. In faet, Ji±nn' Demar'et wrote a book, "My Partner, Ben On the East Coast, deep sea boats have been hampered by the Hogan," with the cditori.RJ asIstat,e of Jimmy Breslin and yours sho lii have seen hii,i kick victory over Atlanta and put the unsettled weather but Donald Withers and Mike Lancaster hit It heels Friday night. tr.iiy, which dCailed the story. It was published In 1954 by Braves into the NBA'S post- lucky on a trip aboard the "Marianne." Donald bested a 60-povnd McGraw-Hill, but I don't know If it's still in print. The Boston forward, retiring season playoffs. amberjack and four grouper 21 to 25 pounds each. Mike scored Q. How Important is spring training In baseball? I mean, end of this season, caine Bucks 120, KIngs 107 with a 38-pound grouper and a 25-pound amberjack, according to . off the bench twice with youthwhat will the late start becaase of the threatened strike do to the Brian Winters scored 24 word from the "Fi.shin' Hole" Tackle Shop. I ul vitality and fired the Celtics points as Milwaukee clinched a conditioning of the players? - B.B., 'azota, Wayne Brady also mentioned that surf fishermen are getting to a 119-115 National Bnsketball playoff berth b heating Kansas pompano on "Ny-lure" jigs, lot., of blue in the surf, weakfLth in ' Aciation lctnry over the Uit. to get into shape, and they're getting that. I've long thought that the extended business of spring training in baseball is a drag. houston Rockets, Suns 106, Trail Ilazers 103 at night, and a few trout and channel bass showing up. •• got in the flow of Even sports writers are cutting short their Florida and Arizona Paul Ve,stphab blocked a shot, On the Main Street Pier In Daytona, Merle Keller told of 'vacations." thugs" said Nelson, tuning up then led a pass to Curtis Perry, Spanish mackerel and blues hitting plugs, flounder beginning to for the NI3A playoffs. "i'm not whose layup gave Phoenix its show up, and "tons" of sheepshead landed along with a few drum in top-flight playing shape but I victory over Portland. and whiting. felt pretty good tonight, which l'istons 116, Jazz 102 At Inlet Harbor, the trolling boats report king mackerel $o I is kind of surprising, I thdn't get Seven players suorci I in coming alive when the trolling boats can get outside. The ow " /1 that !ired." double figures as [)etrott whip- White boats had two good days on red anapper this week, the rest _____ NeLcon, who's been a bench- ped New Orleans for its seventh of the week just average. rider imiust of the season while straight victory. In the Inlet, sheehead are running big, biuefish are still -L_ the ('cities were cruising to the l6ers %, Bullets 91 "hot" and Spanish mackerel fair. Q. In your opinion, who is the most underrated baseball Atlantic Division title, "played Lloyd Free connected on a 22player? Ov"rrated? Underpaid? Overpaid? - Jim Smith, super," according to Coach footer at the buzzer to pull Oakland, Calif. mmmi I leinsnhn. Phil;ulelphia past Washington "1 he 'A Ofl the game for us," Whew! For underrated, give me catcher Ted Simmons of St. Krth'ks 110, BulLs 95 ex t Fe vv Years Iuis-nobody everh ars of him because of Johnny Bench. For 'aul hieinsohn, "When Nellie Spencer Haywood led a Lxii. ('DIIICS in, you can tell whether anced attack with 19 overrated, I nominate Richie (Dick) Allen, for the little he points as done recently. My underpaid nominee Is outfielder udell he's got it within the first 30 New York trimmed Chicago. Washington of Oakland. The overpaid nod goes to (Catfish) Y know whether he Lakers 113, SUoul('S 105 tan go well, he can rome down (arn Gail Goodrich scored 37 Q. Is Goerge McGInnii considered the best forward u ar'd be iii the play and when not. points and Kareem Atxlui.JabBy O.E. FRYE JR. pruraiji, 1)01 the (act is, tituhier I : was lnvch'cd In a serious auto accident. For a while It was feared he would not live, Then 11 was thought be would never walk again. ____ the courage and A New York writer wrote a fine story outlining mental toughness of Hogan In overcoming his grave problearn. _____ * , •' ' •. :'-' *4 !P , • _______ . - -'': - - ____________ . * '' *".".. . _________ ,T"' " i'-' '5., • t a• • _'ii ____ ' iitr I,' -.. fl V .- ri'-' '- - A' .• 7 ':'' ,-., - - ' . ": fL.4 . , •': 'a- - .' . 1 .. -._ !'J Dottle Hall aho her catch ____________________________ (.'rucia / q For Florida e Hun ters We that Not by the cognoscenti. George Li a spectacular talent but with the Philadelphia 76era he tia.'t been exactly a demon °n defenje. He's not the overall talent that Rick Barry is, But the forward who tops them all, even In Barry's mind, Is Dr. J. Julius Erving of the New York Nets of the ABA. At one time there was Q. much talk abont Fred Williamson heing one of the annonseers on Monday night football games. What happened? - E. Southsrd, Westminster, Call!. Where've you been? Fred the Hammer fell on his wellchiseled face early Into last season and was at.ruptly dumped the play tonight," ,',ord beau..c the past Seattle. effective wildlife management the editor of this publication, I lht sport of hunting in tool. Maximum timber told you this might offend you, Florida is at a point In time in production Is necessary to keep but the truth hurts. I I honestly which the next few years will up with man's needs in our feel we are our own worst 0118 BIC/#8 have a tremendous impact on modern society and how many enemy and I base this on obthe very survival of a pastime of usarc' willing to I sacrifice any sers-ation of our fraternity over tI-mt means so much to so man)'. of the hundreds of products • NIGHTLY a number of years, ______ No. t There are several elements derived from wood and puip, contributing to the decline of 8:00 P.M. Put the shoe on the other foot. NEW \'OItK AP The At- rail heads ii he 1usd tlw oppor- sport hunting, but probably the Third, the anti-gumi nuts. All If you were a landowner, would because he couldn't hack It as a debating partner for Howard lanta Hawks, with more than (unity because, "I've been go- most damning are the hunters time cussing, threatening, you permit the public on ysr Cosell Alex Karras fEnhah!d out the season and will undoubtedly t(ul)onthsU) ponder what they ing to lis Vegas for 25 years themseis'e. Now hold it. Don't arguing Constitutional rights, land to litter, to vandalize your • MATINEES return, although I don't think Alex is any big contributing whiz will do with the No. I pick in the now and I'vi' never roiled start cussing and throw the etc., you do is not going to fences, signs and equipment, either, National B.sketball As. eight strai,ht times." paper down before you heir me change their minds, They're shoot your stock, block your Q, I'm a radio-TV student at Cal State Long Beseb. Do you sociatioui's draft of college out. What I'm going unalterably opposed to thi' roads, drive shere there aren't agree with me that (k hearn, Dick Enberg and Vince Scully Monday players, apparently are n Gi -en the chance-after WIfl going to be harsh, but It's for pri'ate citizen owning a gun. any roads, and on and on? If are the best sportscasters In the country? - N.F. White, Garden thinking in a prelmntnar.y flip for the our two directions, own goxi. Wed. & Sat. And evt'rytiiiic someone shoot.s :,ou were a tourist, would you Grove, Calif. right (a have the choice in the • One, choose eitt't himucclf or someone else in a enjoy driving down a paved flubactual flip with Irwin Macdel, 1:45 methem: outline the problems hunting accident, it's easier to highway lined with hunter Let's just say they're amig the best because sourn (ct Parish of Centenary or &1O the Bulls' controller and finan- as Let I see California doesn't have a monopoly on fluid mouths. I'll say one Ii'on Douglas of Alatiammuj, justify their feeling, thing about Scully ready to unleash a barrage of if Imitation is flattery, he's got to be Or, trade the hoice to the cial officer who represented gunfire in your direction If a Chicagofollowed at the ceremonyFirst, there s the hunter beaming because I've never heard so many announcers who New York Knicks for center Kiuff.-in Fourth, there's the antideer hope out? Last season, did sound like him, coast to coast. InstruCtjofts pressure, No doubt you're hunting forces, if you doubt I 3 TRIFECTA %'D. enjoy seeing the "hunter" Q. John Gianelli or Neal Walk, and won the toss, the NO. 1 pick aware there were more hunters the) are a sincere and for, careening down a graded roal 1! Catfish Hunter was able to grt $3 million horn the New forward Phil Jackson and a 'sod the bicentennial silver dol- On fewer acres last year. If York Yankees, why bagn't Andy Meuersznith been able to antizil amount of RACES niidable foe, then at high speed with a CR mike in commend just as b. hone as a e agent? - W.E., Beekley, cash, and ;ar that wn used by O'Brien. you're one of the ones who see the forest foryou thecannot trees. One New- York, in turn, would draft W Va. hand afti a ,im sti('kln;; hut failed to rec'ej-' a quid;i irmIt. When a curporati;,i as large I'arih 'Ihe situation's r4ot quite the same. Hunter Wa.S 18 1flGfltI Both .SrcU'a,i :m:tl Kauliman this was graphically demon- CBS JOins the OppoSition, a (he window? And what about The hawks, with the worst watched the4 that bunch that camps down high1y-rqarded strateti to ycu. Anyway, the sensible individual should begin frji you that routinely blasts • BIGPERFECTA _________________ en't',secured the coveted No. I Shreveport, l.a. Thursday and tti from the Oakland A's. Messeismith won 19 with the Lxt1'er's Last land availahl the "Guns of Autumn" didn't lt'ction Friday by calling night, and the towering center decreases. This problem rear, which Isn't bad. Most mportant, the Hunter case was it didn't have Convint'e you, don't forvet "heads" ma coin-flip ceremony was highly impresshe, secring magnified by the fact hunters Cleveland Amory and many, (nsideredaone..lefluke,soa1otofdubawentf.hjwI-;Je with the Chicago Hulls, the 3-1 points, grabbing 13 rebounds nowat1ay spend most of their new many worry about MtssersInjth just being the first of THURSDAY iany more anti-hunting i'rri 'tii' )1I'l arc quick to team withthc poorest record In and blocking nine shots. time (lriving down the grades i)eUvyWt'ights with the dollara point out these exiunpies o( (he i-c reluctant to get into bidding wars. LADIES' RITE office of ('oujunissiener Larry what I saw," said Scretean. Q. What we're Billy Khmer's rushing statistics when be was drive, O'Brien, It was the first time are equally guilty because Kauffman will scout I)ouglas ______________________________ with San Francisco? Also, was be the quarterback Lu the shotgun And finally, there's us, the put up with st. Let's wake op since 1968 that the coin had in All-Star games at Tulsa, Secondly, there's the . change f,rmztlon when It wü first Eruught out by the 4lers? hunters. Without us, there'd be l)for,' it's Steve tome up heads. i'.' i;itt' 0km. tonight and at Las Vegas inland use practices. The roads Hennes, Fullerton, Calif. no anti-hunting documentaries ____ M.iI. "hum!" Suretean, the M.'n:iav night. i just mentioned are usually the and no international ___________ ______ wing triple threat, carried the bell fl times for fl23 yards, manager, had instructed dcrislon, it is expected the Hulls The tinikr companies usually extinction. That's obvious, you __________________________ Assistant General Manager will choose All-American Scott go the last mitt to cooperate say, and quickly you add that when it was unvefled in 1961, Lilly's rookie year, He was 0 0 ________________________ Bob Kauffman, who was in May of Indiana, the College with the Commission in the three alternating tailbacks. the majority takes the rap for _____ ______ O'Hrsen' office for the flip, to Mayer of the Year, wildlife manzigemer,t area the slob rnir1ority. alnney' Ac1 _____________________________ a - "I told the Evening Herald right before I fought Perez Last time (Feb. 3) that Perez would never fight again. If you go back andresearchthearticleyouwlllseethatlsatdevenlfPerezdoes win, he will have t.a'.en so many punches he will never get back into the ring again," Vincent recalled boastfully. The article Vincent refers to was printed the day of the fight and in it Joey Li quoted as saying, "I know there will never be another fight with Peedro because I am positive the man will never fight again after tonight." Vincent went on to say, "1 promise Taco Pern will never fight again after tonight. If he does try to get back In the ring at a later date, you better have him checked out by a doctor first. Perez will be taking so many head shots, U'sal even t nuracle, ne ooes win, ne win oe pwny IC( LIOC rest om 1113 me." Taco had a prediction of his own in that article. After he was told what Vincent had to say, Perez responded by saying, "Win or lose, I will be back. I'm a fighter and all of Vincent's talking Lsnt going to change that," I hate to disappoint Mr. Vincent but I believe Perez will be back but maybe not before Joey has passed him In the ratings. If that happens, then a fourth Perez-Vincent fight will become a necessity. - Cincinnati 1'AMI'A I Al' Reds' All-Star catcher Johnny Bench underwent Xrays Saturday on his right hand, which was struck by a foul tip in Friday's game with the Chicago White Sox. Bench said the hand swelled Immediately and became discolored. "I had trouble driving with it. I can make a fist but I have trouble getting the hand into my pocket," he said. - __- ' ARCA Leader Tries For Two WlST CHESTER, Ohio (API - Woody Fisher, current polr,ts " leader in the Automobile Raeing Club of America, will be eyeing a double today when he goes after victories in the ARCA 100 and the 30-mile late model stock car feature at In. County Speedway. Fisher, who recently finished second in the Daytona 200, will be operating on home ground. lie recently took over track op' eratlons at Tn-County, S San Fridays Rnuits kansas C'ty 7. Chicago (A) '0 6 San Francisco Cleveland 2 Boston 6. 51 LOuS Ctcago (A) "A" S. 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Bench underwent surgery in the off-season to repair an all. ing shoulder Pistons' Lan ier Out For Season l)etruit L)E'I'IIUI'l' Al' suffered a center Bob Lamer cervical spinal injury Friday with 31 seconds remaining in the second quarter of the Pistons' 116-102 National Basketball Association victory over NCW Orleans. linicr was taken to a uburban hospItal, where Dr. Ben Paolucci, team doctor, reported X rays were negative. He said Lanier would remain in the hospital overnight but did not sa3' how long Lanier would be out of the Pistons' lineup. Lanler scored 12 points and accounted for 13 rebounds be' fore being hurt. - 5)7100 IN BRIEF Late Birds Boost Geiberger SATURDAY NIGHT GREENSHORONO, N.C. Al Geiberger birdied three of his Last fc.w- holes for a sIx-under-par 65 to place him In a four-way tie for the lead In the second round of the $0,0O0 Greater Greensboro Open Golf Tournament - FIRST-S.U.C: IM As i"a'i' 2 Sandy's Paridy. 3 Early S'ar. i Baintry, 5. MoccasIn, 6 Molly 0; 7 Mineola Poøpy. S Handmaid S.16. 5: 1. Dusty SECOND Rose; 2, Victory VictOr; 3. Srio Ike. I Foltowing; S Be Selective. 6 Phantoms Kristen; I """ Hi"' THIRO-S-16,A: I Polly Rose. 2 Brown Spectre; Reta Shan. i Prairie Lawyer. 5. Blue Benny 6 Gold ToUch. 7. Editing. S. M'cia Gl'4dC FOURTH 1-16, 0: 1. John Outlaw. 2 Texas Bub. 3 Calico Cover. Worry Wart; 5 No Retpeci, 6 Bovate; 7 Maitland MIke. I Avadelle FIFTH C: 1 E D 's Beau 2 Cracker Jack Go. 3 Douglass Parter; I MA's Sutie; S. CS's 5:e. 6 Mon'ague Parade. 7 ..,r..,.tcr SLJJ. 5 K S A(pr'a SIXTH 1.16, A: 1. My Della; 7 Moody HaIl; 3 Simon Chae; Fru.t Float; S X's Sumpin; 6. Franconia. , Wycliff Dolly. I. Co Co Blue. 1-16. C: 1. Puzir' SEVENTH Bob. 2. Montauc Coione; 3. C.P s MIchel. Sheila Eckert; S Douglass Travis; 6. Mist 1-ama; Ruth Deann; 5. Lar Sams EIGHTH ii. A: I. Lake Darling. 7 City Lites, 3 Go Tc4 drovers bOnus, S Cu..-' Lively. 6 Vicky Chae. 7. She K's Meryrnp c"okln; NINTH 3-16. 5; 1 RembIn Red. 2 Klipper Kirk; 3 Tally Abe. - Beaney; S. Favorite Fantom; 6 Cindy's Choice; 7. Over I Am; I Ceemax TENTH 3-14, A' I Govecniriç 2 Topper Go. 3 Noble Duke; I Prairie Dog; S. Gert's Pick; 6 Ki Dynornite. 7 K'sMoorojlo. I Aler't' Fireball ELEVENTH B: 1 Go Go Cactus. 2 Araglln; 3 Andy Shan non, I K' Wunerful. S LaPr - n; Lowe. 6 MIni Murphy; 7. Lake Emta S Papagroch. TWELFTH Is. C: 1. Golden Glitter, 2 Corroll Kid; 3. Donna DelI, I Chelsea Ann k's S 7 Chef Rudyard 6 yore Shakopee I. APloso Dan - . 116, C: I Batman's FIRST et (511 60.2 60. 2-10; 2 Jo Ellen Ecert U) 6 00. 3 60. 3. lrra JIll (2) 70; 3177 310. 0 1)512) 3.16. 5: I. M A's SECOND Dennis (4) I 40. 1 10. 2.10; 2. Windy Dike (6) 9.60. 3 60. 3 Pcr Ann (5) 760; DO (3 1)16 50; Q(4 6) 31.60; p (1 6 140 70; 4151. THIRD- 1, C;). Puth The Pace 9 ?'O Betlurn (1) 24 SO. 6 2060 720 ,rwin Sud (6)3 10. 0 ( ELEVENTH -1. Ripple Rube (3) iaO, 3 $0, 2 60. 2 80 Collins (2) 40. 3 Adventurer (7) 4.00. Q 123) 2) L' 73.10; P Pearl,- 7. - ;st 270 ) rIew Mnneso'a a? nouston Los Angeles a? Caltomna Pnoenu (4) SANFORD-ORLANDO FRIDAY's RESULTS Pit. ) stnvs Pitt%b,rgh at Bra denton, Fla oust a' Cnic.vu dM1 '.5 SI. s' P*t*r5ourçt,, Fa. Pnaacielpha at Detroit '.t Lakeland, Fla Allanta at KansaS City vs Fort ?,'ert, Fla Texas a Porn Montreal vs pano Beach, Fla P1ev. York lN vs Clnc'nnati '.s (Ii) Clog PIHL Campbell Conlert.'ice Patrick Division OF WLT Phiia Si) 1? 16 116 34.3 NY II 20 17 99 71$ iste AtInta 34 33 17 0 NY Ran 75 41 9 y,3 231 Smythe DIvision Cl'cQ 31 30 17 79 244 , ','wau'.ee TtOn, Ar,I (15) Pro Hockey Fnrl l"der'jmI San Diego vs sEVENTH-i Rafael Coo;ön (I) 1320. 7 10. 5 20, 2 Solana-Diaga (4) 7.40, 3 60. 3 Zubi Wally (3) 350; 0 20; P 112.20. EIGHTH- 1. Mutilla-Sarctuy 13 00, 600, 3 20; 2. M.r'rchanlz 140. 300.3 Orb. Molina (I) 500.0 P (4 7)171.60, Big Q (45 rn 7; 10. t4INTH- 1 Orbe (6) 17.00. 500. S 2 Sarduy (5) 1960, 6.30. 3 (3) S 10. 0(561121 60. P (6 5) ; 30 TENTH-i BarQuinEgorbi w ID 20.6 00.340,2 Urlarle SuI'ton(2) 1000. 600. 3 Mario.Diaea (3) 740; 7) Iii 00; 00 (45) 0(7-3)45 50; p 3190 , ' ,,., er Chicago (A) vs Kansas Ct) at Fort Myers. Fla Montreal vs Texas at Porn pano Beacn, Fla Cincinnati vs. New York (N) St Petersburg, Fla St Lout vs Pittsburgh jt Bracienfon, Fla Atlanta Philadelphia vs at Clrarwater, Fla. Oakland Cleveland at vs Iucson, Aril San F ranc.)co ,'IwauIee 5 C t. San Diego vs. Chicago at Scottsdale. Arij New York IA) vs BaltImore at Fla Minnesota vS. , - Louis at Kentucky Denver a) San Antonio Tod.ay'sGamn vurgnia at New York Kentucky at 5? Lou'S t Deni,cr a' Hu,ti, Fla a ..- Friday's Games Pliw York III. Kentucky I St LOu'S 110. Virginia l San An?ono lie. inena 105 Saturdays Games Irojana a' Virginia, at Nor- I .., . In,#n4 St Louis Virgna . Sun .. 7 Q ) 5 43 6) P 5 3) 9)60. 00 )25 ' ------rL - - I - 3)6, - 4. - I 1 - - - -" s, - Hoosier Aid Heads Ole Miss OXFORD, Miss. - Bob Weltllch, an assistant coach with the Indiana University Hoosiers, was named head coach at the University of Mki[talppl, Evert Snares Net Semis PHILADELPHIA Topseeded Owls Evert defeated Virginia Wade 6-7, 6-2, 6-2 in the semifinals for the p75,000 Philadelphia women's tennis championships. - Akron Gets New Cage Chief AKRON, Ohio- Ken Cunningham, assistant basketball coach at the University of Cincinnati, was named head coach at the University of Akron. Higgins 68 Shares Lead 4xi,'ji4AA _ PALM SPR!NC, Calif. - Pam Higgins shot ound68fora3&.bcicoalofl40andashareofthelej,dat the Dinah Shore Winner's Circle golf classic. _______ .1 _ ________ ;t.'t '. - .i.-.i" :_' ,' '..a'?\J "4, .ir_ 'e' 4- _1_________ -. -..-' '-S.r'1______ q NFL Wins In Kapp Lawsuit SAN FRANCISCX) A U.S. District Court jury ruled in favor of the National Football League In fcrmer quarterback Joe Kapp's antitrust suit, - Stockton Upsets Ashe CARACAS, Venezuela - Dick Stockton scored a 6-3, 8-2 upset over Arthur Ashe to win a pro tennis tournament. SOMETLAES YOU NEED A HELPING HAND Today's Gamej San Diego a' Houston Irdanapot's Ja! • a' Pie,., England AIai DAYTONA BEACH FRIDAY RESULTS BarQuin-Pecina (I) FIRST10 60, 500. 1 50,7 Uniare Edward (2) 4 10, 360. 3 Solos Sutton (1) 750; 0 171) 2200; P. (17)5790 SECPMD- 1 Victor Ovy (5) 19 20, 1)20. iso. 2 Bargun Edward '1 i 20 750 3 Mario Egurbi (1) COG 17 00, P (5)) (47 70; Bg (3 (7 4 s 2251 00 THIRD-I Bob Goociw.n 15) 2) 10, 1120.1 7. 2 Plfltor.Sutton (3) II 00, S 27 3 ','aro Lorenla (1(160; (3(349.00, p (03) 107 10 FOURTH- I Echani: (4) 1720. 910. 5 10. 2 Marti (3) 5 4., 100, 3 Rodolfo U) 120. 0 (15) 4430; p (4 1)130 SO; DD (I 735 $0 FIFTH- 1. Jorge Da-,'alos (2) 7 53 600 1 10. 2 Apra: MArWI'Ol$ (II 7 10. 100. 3 Isasa Bonigtje 120. 0(1 3160. P (71)1100 SIXTHLorenzo (5) o S 43. 500. 7 Solos Gash 11(3) 660. 4 20. 3 Nestor Egurt. 17) 350 ....' ,, , - j0Z' -. "a- _-,.41'p, f Ii .r I".,' 1a I ?' . '7__4, " ' - t.t4'-'- .. - 0,. - 1*' .- . '-"I' . ' . F ,_ - ' _______ Headlining the show at the Orlando Sports Stadium on April 13 wIll be "Irish" Gene Wells against either Gary Broughton or Willis Warren. Broughton is the Canadian Junior middleweight champion who holds KO's over light heavyweight contendor Al Bolden, Sammy "Candlelight" Ruckard and the United States junior middleweight champion, Mike Baker. Warren Is a tough Texas middleweight who defeated Gene eight years ago ona 10-round decision, 1ong with scores over Bob Harrington, R.or.nle Wright and Alvin Phillips. A special light heavyweight attraction las already been signed and It will fcaturc t'o of P""'b youngsters, NatGatesandSavagelurnerina re-mnatchofa close toutthatwasheldearllerthlsyearattheSportsStadium. Gates, winner of that first meeting, has an overall mark of 102-2, as opposed to Turner's record of 11-4-i. The winner of this Emportant bout wiii get a snot at nara puncnmg vern nicinun in the very near future. Lake Howell's John "Hurricane" Hayden will top the amateur show on the 13th, when he opposes Jacksonville's Tyrrce Williams, while Jimmy Clay will battle Johnny Comba In another scheduled 3 rounder. Hayden and Combs were recent runners-up at the Golden Gloves Tournament that was held In Miami, while Clay and Williams are a couple of highly regarded opponents. Bench Hand Given X-Ray - - When does a winner lose and a loser win? In the case of the Taco PerezJoey Vincent fight aerles, the answer seems to be all the time!'' Perez and Vincent were matched at the Orlando Sports Stadium last Feb. 3 and the Sanford Junior middleweight won a unanimous 10-round decision, TheonlytroublebthatVlncentnijghtberankedaheadofthe former Southern Champion, the next time the Southern ratings are issued. Since that night Pece ha! been forced to watch frcm the sidellie.e,tlrzt beeauaeofa cut eye and then a troken jaw, while Vincent Is racking up ixnpeessive wins, On AprIl 13th "Mr,Excitement" is scheduled to fight his fourth fight, since losing to Perez, when he meets Chicago's "Bad" Bobby Crawford in a 10-rounder at the Sports Stadium. Vincent will be seeking his 20th career win, as well as his 17th victory by KO, against a nian that Perez has been trying to get back into the ring, since Crawford stopped him in Milwaukee In December of 1973. "I have been alter Crawford for years and the man kept 'rnLing he would give me a return match, but he always came up with one excuse or another as to why he wouldn't tight me,'' Perez responded when questioned about Vincent's upcoming match. 'tNow that I am laid-up with this injury, Q'awford sthldenly is available. The only reason he is coming to town to fight Vincent Isbecausehe heard I stopped Joey lust August. 1 guess he figures 11! stopped Vincent and he stopped me, that Vincent will be a push-over. Well, he has another thought coming. Vincent Is a good fighter who has the toots to defeat Crawford. "I'm not sure w130 will win between them but Iwould have to say that Jcsev should corn' !'ton top, unless he g.!ts careless like I did. Crawford has a good right hand but Vlncr,t is a better allaround tighter." This Isn't the first time in the Perez-Vincent series that the winner found himself playing catchup to the loser shortly alter winning t1x fight. When Vincent stopped Perez earl)' In 1974, he was injured a few months later, and by the time he got back to the ring,'facowaslaraheadofLlmtntheratlngs, Some people feel Perez bat more than he won by stopping VlncentlastAugu.st. Perez won theSouthern title butheaLso won the right to defend that own against Mad Dog Ross, and their resulting war may have taken several years off of Taco's ring career. Vthcentstllllnsiststhatitwashethattroke Perez's Jaw, not light heavyweight Ed Gray (the fighter Perez says did It In training -- ts_,_.__ Hcivilrs Pondering !A'ith 1 1)ra f P'IC k ''' Perez Is Idle X N ., 1, ' • - . :. Winner W L PcI. 05 iS 23 7)6 6 J 1Y M ii 33 393 37 313 39 17 19 35 46 432 23 13 66 16$ 4.1 .Denier YOk II - Vincent-Perez Fourth Round? __ _____ , ' --- ABA t as e bait I rn ) res S four and a quarter pounds before Muse saved the day with his big time - poppinc plu1 the best lure. one. Shellcrackers are starting to bed In the St. Johm, bluegills continue good, and speckled perch caes are reported from all cam. Shad troilers are finding the fith willing to hit, Van Hamilton • t,on I - Las a ,-'-.,--_ '.1 Exhii Whil e Sunday, AprIl 4,074-38 - , SAN i.'U,cisco - Within a couple of miles of each other, in that in the BeverlyHills,livefivemajority Well, Since You Asked... Ev.oir,; 14___.Id.!nford,Fl. - - I C7) 1.-/ 4._ '.K /,,,r :.- £ t '_,'"i.'" I -. ,....'f Lf 1 '' / ,. - 'r' 1 .,I..•-: _f '..._.. ft•'. f-ne .!.....,.5 - T "n '-." ,V 4i t ..'' .- '-4 It's a fast paced world, Sometimes you could really use a helping hand. 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E "'of W 3)0' on the property. 4) Judgments- a listing of -4 I :! 04 otSISS of N329 S of59195 of Govt Judgments concerning the L. of any legal action pending : - 1A 177 .,j - - - - Z .r .- - - U .. '''-' . j' ' U' * , .,. ....... Ofdroom, 2 bath '° ... ..... . ... iI I --- - N - real estate, See us I can help you. Vlq oi~ ~' . - - ~0_ i&~'. - I A PH (305)636 6l? or 676 7612 Real Estate Of Your(hDIcI' - __., .-i .-1A~~ 7 -I RS30 . ~A~_ W-21 , _~.., . , ~;', - - - am= - . T. - _ __ ut~., all _____ _____ - - - j- - £5S7aAlj0 - h o ta ____________ - sker _~r~_ _.L.--f____ `-ii.'..~ HAL COLBERT rh . I _- '. - ,~?C.. - ______ - ,;_~~ -7-: .. - - - - ~ ~ tenancit,s are noted for their .- ii-T - _ PARx Tenancies - leases and ... I . 'a - _ r ~~ - I 7) Recorded Lease and 4 X. - I . 4 r -_ a . i _~~ 7--.-~v_--.!_:~,~.rz-~,~ I ALL ELECTRIC lYl ~ - . s-, t .4 - , r' '' N search can include 900 / - - t'. to i1- eL,_- ' 4, vaA. --.' r 3 -P:. - CARPET Ronald E. Reynolds & wt E112 10 Charles R. Losh Jr , L wl Debo' ah 535 _____ ________________________ __________ _____ r Sumter 8. P1111111 & wt PatriciaM. N ofiraderickAve abutted to 01k . . Williams . ______ 010F,Ai A expa a __ - - I I £ , !,-im of Lonowoobid, DOOM. ,' , 'in G Park;ns & wt Barbara :o M _____________ "The Seville" I .ii1 --A a KI =Aggii- I : -1 , 131k 20 weatnerstoeid, 2nd Aticln , Nader Homes Inc.. to Nevin . -'vt",n'nor,Lol4I,IoweIIts. ____ 0 ' I persons welcome. I I nn Mforlo R. Moderot do wt Ruth to James W. Cram & wt Kathy P., Lot 11), Trallwood Etts.. Sec. 1. $11,500. Spr i ngs s Un 3 537 500 HOmes Inc,. Lot 12, Rik F. f.wettwa I •o - $125 1505 W. 25th St. Lorvdalt s do $100. unlicensed I Stone & Carol to Winter Julien F.J. Thompson & wl Mary ll , FROM OPPORTUNITY NIGHT Licensed or R.A 3 322-2090 MINIMUM CASH DOWN REQUIRED. 6 . ID Signature 7) BEDROOM SUITES Less than S 9,600 Man, Wife, 2 Children STUDIO 1 ' n512,100 ess than $13,040 A WIDOW OR DIVORCEE MAY QUALIFY AS HEAD OF - ___ ~ er.I I 7 Crystal Lake Point Manor $100 Man, Wife, 3 Children ............ The tiuskey Co. to Ron 13. Bennett Bik E. Sweetwater laks. Sec 51 slik9m. - Lynn D. (otten&RobnG to Ly Iles & Mary & Wm A $100. 2fln f L''" UUIJ Pa t io Anr4 rausmenis Man, Wlfe,4Chlldren of ,. & WI Fnancine * AND MUCH MORE I I I Norman N. sheffield 6. WI Selma G ............_ - - I L ~~L . SIJs.aui'o Sub. Beaut. Palm Spring% Sec - 10 Weltiva, Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, : * What it takes to be successful * How soon and how much you can expect to earn Bldg 3 U300 Charles W Clayt Jr Etua Etat to James Salaclak Awl Marie A.. Davit, Lots lS&E 2S' of 6, 9 0 Govt. Lot 7. Sec, 12011, run N 40 ON i Martin Jr.. S1-3 of Lt J. elk 9 Tier A, DorothyA, Commence tp4 FOR MORE INFORMATION - Wm. 11. Rathmann A, wt Films to Mike C. ejamarco & wt Mary A to 1.'ieodwe F. P.Aurclough & wt - . Flynt Jr to Johnny E Michael J. Kledilik & Vivian S., Lt JAmoi ) C-f'1041 & w? me!en G , I re'n ' toon Y*j' Southerland, Lt. IA, 01k A Lake Harney Shores. $9,000 C. Donald Garlick & wt Judy to a (OCD) Minnie G. Isbill. wid to Village -' ~ S29,9M 77 61k A 5's' Geo W McCammon & wt Mary A to Marion C. Thomas & wt Ann B., Lt # 01 Mounts £ Ronald to Cam Prop Inc., Loll less N 3V ItS 81k John de Abru & Beatrice. Lt 41. A Sebastian His., Un I 5.39 000 01k E Woodmere Park 2nd Repl Wint er Springs 0ev to Nader Whidden SIZE OF FAMILY ----------- ---- - -r ----.. -.-.__.. Mi4i - . -- ,~~, ,. ' k~t Homes Inc.. Lot ill, Winf*r Springs jean to Gerald R McGratly, Robert E. McKinney& wi Vivienne Trustee, Bzg. at NE coor Olk Robert J. Harms 1 Jane C . Banks Trust Co Miami lot Devonshar, $45900 ________ a Village of No. San Wm I Nuney. 5gm to Ronald C No*rtl t 2 Devorthare Ronalct R 1400vff & wt Pal E , Lot 4, Blk H Surnmeftel North, Sec 2, I _________ - N - ... ____ , ~I-- ~ Emma Lou Dow, sil to Noel T Myers & wt L, Kalhiten. Lt. 15, 126.000 $ 100 $78,9W sing i 6. Janet L. toM Jack V4 1,Soo ProWslenally prepared audlo-visual lifilies akh. t i ____ , 321 0041 Wrn S. Bartleos L Y41 Sharon M , Lt 13 I F * - JameS A reoghan & EunIce to Wayman HIs, $27 500 F S(hneic,er & *1 June R Lot 9 lett S I ft & S 10' 04 Lt. 5. 01k S. Bel Air, Carl R. Unity & wt Emma I., Lot I?, Pearl Priest, sgl to Marion P. less W 140' Mirror Lake Manor 54 Prlt, sgl. ', mt. W 200 of U 19, UI.SOO. John W Peterson (Married) to Slavia Colony Co d less S 10' & W Mgic Fan Corp to C W Harkint & Shirley M Peterson (Married) E is, for rd $1) *1 Susan L. W SO $1' of Lt 76 & E Cushman Entr. Inc to Michael R 3.42' of S' of SW'a of SE , of Sac 5. Afiler Oaks. Sec 9, 1100. * A national rehrral program which bencolits both buyers and * An exclusive borna, warranty program which Increaus tM ukability of any home. $ ly S of L t _____ wt Mary L_ Lt IDS. Highland Pints Kathleen to Glenn E. Sco" A wt Gall Ludy C. Green & wt Edna to Ervin Un 4, S25,Wll L., Us 13 14 15 & 16, Illik 0. Lake E F Callaway& ,Al Kathcaneto in gia= mobile manor socond sec., t1s.lifill. 323 7840 Dir.c?ions In Sanford- - - less S SOW) all of? & It. 6 (lest N Carl E. Kaserneler 116 Frances to KISH REAL ESTATE - MicMay,$100. action network of lnd..ndent - a a Professional Landscaping Mary L L. Patterson & lib Bennie • • • - --_________ _____ ..1, ~' U.05n__ Zgft.%q~_~-!-W W Magnolia SVC Corp to Roger A ; a F. Geo. M. Noiter & wt iont N., 9 i pct. MAN r. Horner Franklin & wt Katue to 73"1 ) Blk D Brantley Hall Estes.. Lester S Lewis, Lt 2 Blk 13 Bel Air, ss-'000John H. Hillebrandt & Mary A. to 000 Judy a wt Janet I. Wl0'oI Lt 20 01k B Tr. 73, Sanlando Springs, 2nd Plat $100. Rob? W. Lochner Jr., to Sherry IS. Lochner, Lot 1, 01k Lake Orenta Ins W 21(r etc. (corraclivell 1100. =111111111 - --- - - 'o . a V.S.H. Realty Inc part of Ilk * • , su , . ~jf S o c 19 I~ 30, %51@ Cn)o Lt. If. Brookhollow, S40,M. Francine Ramos to Anth ony N. RObt Ramos, Lot I. 51k D. South E. Webster Ill & *1 Na nc y, l.t. St W11CO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 1 1k _~, !_ _I_-_ I - - ...-I, . a P,necrest sd $lCO. a wt , i Wayne Constr. Inc to Gilbert I 1 1 k ______ - - ~_!;t (less Dishwasher-Djsoosal 9 Sales By: . -1 . __ Ab - Magnolia SVC. Corp. to I.L. ' Roy W. Smith Sr. sgl.. U. 6 BIk A. Scales, Lt All, Wekiva Hunt Club, Clayton Jerry Moody to Dorris E The Springs, $15,300 Fox H u nt. Sec Moody, Lt B, kt0 E.andaie$iC Magic Mig corp To Michelle G es R, Simpwn, rapr. as? oin to Harvey H. Tlscher&Robtp1T'scrjrL,3 Bertha A. to WlIler.th E. Ackerson Hoehn, Louise Hoehn, Leonard 8. N 173' of 4 B'k 20, Suburban Jr &w$Gertrudej ,51tS'ofEuO- of Joln,Lorraln,jolts, lssacjolesJr. 'tomes. $2)500 Lt 14 5 73') Blk 0, Prairie Lake & Florence Join, it. ten Beg. at pt The Huskey Co to Ronald 8 rark, $19,300. 944 3' S & 675' E of SE cor. of Govt. Benn ett & wt Frencine E.. 1?. 3, 01k James 0. Meeks Alice ta Lt. 3, Sec. 2570-30, run N deg 30 A. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 9. 516,900 Thomas A. La Rocca Jr., wt mm E 63' etc., 51%. Norbert S. Nagy WI Dia ne to Losrea A., It 3M Woodcrest 'in. S. Hazel I. Powers & Kenneth W. to Lawrence R. Combs wt Jean 1,,, 531,100. Lloyd D. McGough 6. wt Glenda D., Lot 29 Wrenwood His., Un. 2. 1361900. I" 0 ii I John E Hjirvcy 6. Wanda K Lot - Elaclronlc Realty __ 6 Allie I. Wlndsorawf ! . I EllnB LOtJ19WlntCrSpringUri Cawley Jr to Joe B Mc Janice to Miguel H. Sierra, Lot I 131k D. Seminole Sites, %2moo, St wM IjI.)' &' e Ogden & *1 Bertha M., It 172 Wmnsor Manor, 1s Ac5dn, 146000 on list[% Pk 16,500. Part, 2nd repl., $70,700. 0 m MING "''' Beryl S Fender to Burnett S. (Continued )0. 112.000 3V %a - II Price A wt Moredith Ann, Lt 1`2 Lakewood Shorts, Ill Addn, $23,000. to Wallace a (ObCfl , Qfla)fl& .fL,i AUOseB r & WI Raymond A. Hughes wt Anna to James U. West awl L. Marie. E 1$' John L. Sault Sr , Trvsfe* to Cecil N. Smith 4wf Mary FSê.S' of Li 43. Ai p1 $1.51 of 44. elk G, Woodrneri . Svc 36 21 12. etc 1 52 act". $11 4ADO ,,u-ji, , 1 l'h t a 5I, \ S vvau to Wall Carpetinq, M. • Cntr"I H" %jii "d 1%Jp e Mlii ,, S141,000 W est Jslk$iy 16,06 601? N?. 77167 E of SW con of Taylor 1. wt Lana I Lot 19 Ilk, 5, Cob onna, Is? Add • $100. Orlando Appliance Co.. to 1, 81k 1 Lincoln Hts,, Sec 7 Ray H Beale & Faye WIlDO Walter P Schafer & Wanda W, LI Inc No I WHOO Rd On Lot 21 10 81k C Seminole Hts $10000 01k B . Gollview Ests,, Sec , Ronald E Capon' 10CD) IPJML J. Brunelle to G. Rosemary Brunelle, Lot 13, Longdale S cl, %too G. Roiernary Burnelle to David T. 'si Esther modols feature-, & wt Cecile to Wm. Jam(-% Krrwrick eg. at pt I Sheppard & WI Dorothy Ann, Lot The iumondson & Edith J Rogers & Wrn A to Wmi Lt 38 Bik I repi Sh I & 2 North A Rogooft, Lt 14 Blk C The Meadows Orlando Townsile, 4th Addn., • ', nions 'IrktO 5P'SY'ts bedroom .,, • aUfl 4. • Make Gardening Chores Easier The Huskey Co. to Jofrn Johnston Mabsing Properties Inc. Lts 14, BIb Kenneth I. Barker wt Rota Lt 23. BIk A, Sweetwater Oaks. Sec 4. usi S. 81k 6, i i, e. all of fliks Marie 6 Frank I. SchrlmiPier wt 3. 516,900 1711 & 16 Sntcrd Firm & C' at Pamela to Frank Politis wt Carol, for you to Our one, two 1 aS.. Uflu iuiroo - ' c Chester I. Muse 6. wf Mary E., S 520' Lei#,e Fiji Inv to Charles A 04 no3o1 E 440.6' of E two thirds of Lawson 8. *1 Shirley A., It 22 BIk 13 / all together Everything i enjoy. The only thing puzzling a bout Woodmere Is how we can offer these tabulous one and two story homes for so little. -- .,- £ together. , Fl 1fl1 us'4 . At Woodmere we can show you exactly what you're ready , r # , Rusus H. Chamhtrs, sgi. to siijoo . • t • O8ri,ef1 bA Qfl.t oi 4 O "e 1 OUR GARDEN HOME - . I Cawley Sr.. W 100' of E AW & S 30, of Olk A, The spring% Gien*ood Nelson 111. Karen & Gordon Youngson N 12T Itois, E 520' of 70 Replat of v.11aqe, Sec 2. $41,633 & Htlen Lt 462. Weklva Hunt Club Welklva Camp Sites. SIDD. Fla NAM BiL Off. Trustee to Fox Hunt. Sec 3. $7,1000. - - A - - of B nd Transactions k a 'S O V, -- ; M ii Han1d Ire m s , .tihpL I .. -- a of -, . " = M 11 I " - -.* . , - A LII I Continued from P:ige 4-B) Thomas C Drury & wt Karfa to Mary Emma Hall, set. to Jam" Ruth L Hardeman & Betty L, Roland Hall Jr., John A. Hall a Butler. Lt 2, The Colonnades, 2nd Mary Emma Hall. JI. ton, Beg. at Ill Sec , slg,?Co I J - * ~._ - I r - J.;1. 4 - . . . . :1 ~~:I- - F I - UT Tool Caddy Can Land Trans a * 1 _~, ~: . L .-. . Af - a 1J I._ _: 1 4 .1.1:%._ J1 ."7: - I~- to~,~ - Vuri ery - NO North French Aveme ,* tai" , FCn g&od uttlrs tall (.. cinnati 45227, the cleaner by 3M Co., P.O. Box 33600, St. really knowledgeable ant "Lles I THE PRODUCT - A new Paul, Minn. 55133; the blacktop . . , r/ dealers, he contends, one reacopper and brass cleaner, sealer b I3(kI c 1 son a person "with a good eye" Manufacturer's claim -That Fas t B ad 't C 1 can still find treasures at a gocid ne Community Improverneut Projects (C.I.P.) committee olf ci or example, o art is Grt*ter Sanford Chamber of Commerce salutes First Federal copper and brass pieces, such Fuel Sentry, 79 PutnainSt being gobbW up in a wave of FIRST FEDERAL as chafing dishes, trays, ser- Vernon, N.Y. 10550. SAvfi4A & I[Aan 01 SembWe 312 West Ftnt Stroeeit, fair its ex. interest," but rnany antiques Celleat Ixodficaping. The Zro% replarly rMgmim homes d ea lers do not e ven recognize it. and businesses whose appearees are an otstudI iirnpk In fact, a pair of Sheldon Peck for the community. (Herald Photo by Bill VtncentJr.) 1 ppaIntings (circa 1830) were displayed for two years in one antiques show and were Un• recognized. A friend of Bishop's I . # I I I had seen theni the first time I around !ind had regretted he had not purchased them before E David Kemp, Trustee 8. I nd. to Netton C. Fick to Clarence K. Forrest Greene, Inc to Clarence the show ended. The following RIJ' Hampton Inc., From SE cor. Hendrickson & WI Mildred M , ,,tj 34 K. Hrndrlk,n & WI Mildred M _r of E' at NW'1 of Sec 6 21 30 at.. Bk 19SnlaniO Sub Beaut.. S nlanao Sub year he bought them for $75) Sarf, Sec., 1100, Beaut.. Sanford Sec.. S6,000 and his hunch was accurate. Claire R. Culuepper, sgi. to a •l%.Is1iii. _________________________________________________ The paiptings are now insured Beverly J Campbell & Effie I Krieger 7 3rcls Into & Marian _ - for Sperber, 1 3rd into Lots 13 & 14 Ok The ownershin of some $4 320 943 in real The most underpriced valid ,15, Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful, I I I prope ..e rty .n mnoe County was transferred antiques in terms ef quality Sanford Martha Garrison. sgl. to Thomas to others during the week ending March 26. ' 'I probably are C A Fnrcosk' & *1 Constance, 11170 Real estate conveyances loca lly I 976 t date tween IMO and 1815, Bistiop DrvmSh,re, S40,0M. . * . * a I I _~Uyja_XqU Tight finil~ ;I (k,.,9M. ? Patricia M, Riddick & hb M. F, to . totals S62i,5211,806, comparod with $43,780,658 hrin W. tf during the same period one year ago, 'e r0 , ,/1mub0fh Debr:E. 'tan or 1IeI}PlCWhitC : of 7 I less piece for a few' hundred dollars 01k 59, Santando The S.b'rb 1 ''A simple country chair Beautiful, Palm Springs Sec., i RIChaCI M. Blackwell Sr. 6. wt 1k FIji Land Co. to Robert 1. Bruno miglt be acquired for as littl e James & wI Marilyn I.. Unit 710 The High W. Agee 6. w t Patty to Stella to Charles G. Odom & Paula fl5f,,u. £IIUSC from fine cabinet I.T. 5, 01k 10 Heftier 'tomeS On, lands Patrio Homes, condo 16 Prospectus Constr. Co. Inc ,P4 100' i Leonard K Vogel Ind & Trustee u-- u shops might, of course, begin at W 167 5 of Pik 3 Crystal Lake HIS Sec 1 $22,000. __________ My s1anuiii1ttu.,Cui. . IN Scud your question Reid Estate lncstxncnt - .1 tures two circuits for per- ounce cartridge that fits any for quilts - Own they d) imeters and Interiors, one to convenfional caAffig gun: guard points of entry, one to guard inside doors, plus the use manuftkrtured bySnovill. Madl- t als mportant In Finish ng - ' ~'~~'~! . ' The requirement of "quality" by exchangpirs is not applied to property -but to clients. We have never dlogcmW a property "good or bad" that could i1ga con tract. Only clients Wt. And if the client does nCA po39eN a sincere motivation to cWge his position, the most desirable property In the allte is of '' . - ARONSON Quick Ground Cover For planting, prepare soil as deep, depending on size. Weed like blossoms followed by flat, If harvested corn is not re- cactus? In spring and summe winter, water Just enough to All Newsfeatures If you want to cover an area purple seed-pods. you would for any nowers or as you would vegetables. frigerated it will lose as much -the growing season -water keep the plants from shriveling. Whether you are a tidy or un- temporarily, but quickly,, you The Scarlet Runner bean does vegetables, loosening soil -a as 50 per cent of its sweetness in as you would other follage lid) gardener, a ne Lawn and can plant si'er1,I annual ,inis (louble Late fall is ionsidered the 12 hours, (lut), producing spade deep, mixing fertilizer in plants. They should be potted, Grasshopper tool caddy, Garden Tool Caddy will make They will provide quick beanlike scarlet flowers, then rows, adding soil before plan. best time to fertilize narrowleaf however, in a porous sandy soil Ideacorp, P. 0. Box 882, Man. ,k - your chores easier. The item is screens, shades or back. fruits that are edible. ling seeds one half to one inch evergreens. How often should you water for good drainage. In fall and chester Center, Vt., 05255.) J a cart made of heavy wood and grounds, or may be trained on For if dainty item, try cypress . metal that rides easily on 20- fences and walls r act . vine which h fe rn-like inch, semi-pneumatic wheels. ground covers. leaves. The flowers are stari like, orange, scarlet or white. The cart is designed to carry An attractive item Is the Me vines grow 15-20 feet and the six basic long-handled tools, and saucer vine, which general- may lI INIfl LNG What )oueventwilly choose Is ration of available products has that no matter how many hntLs materials, chiefly because of its indoors plant staIes rran hand gar 1) grows to 10 feet - up to 30 in nint Al' Nusfeatures liktl to be a cotnpromizr a definite plus side You can an o display or available for reasonable price Many other kh verdening uols, more ttian 50 under very favorable condl. '17he choicT of .I suitable wall betu*'ven what %,nitr first lirefer. now chm%e from ,im(ing nil- in-rw(lion, there are mapy !.%P?-r are :-va!!L-ble, -,-non,-light Ixrule plaiiiingli pounds of seed, fertilizer and tions, The flowers are large I material is the prime consider. rice was and what you can af- inerous materials that come more Mat can be obtained on them those with an extra fire wat er a Ct ng t plant food. A small tool caddy bell-shaped, pink to purple. In cool atlon when you decide to finish ford, a condition we are all fa- somewhere near your budget no order. Should you not find what rating standard boards have a 0 for gloves, twine, seed and oth. the north, sow the seeds one or tin attic,.I basement, .I garage, miliar with in the purchase of a matter how low or high it is. you want or have seen in a good fire resistance), those er iterns fits into the top of the two to a peat pot indoors and Less vigorous Is the thun- ;I carport or any room in ihe house, -I car or even a suit or A weil-stocked building Lm- home or business office. ask with special ds kin ofbackings or Black-Eyed Susan cart. move outside when frost dangerbergia vine which "rows to six feet house. Everything else that will dress. ter or lumberyard will have about It. Generally, txit not al- for various purposes and those . be put into tne makeup of the ends. In the south they tend to Technology has made the se. dozens of different wall mate- ways, such items are more ex- %%ith different facings that do The cart measures 40 Inches become perennial. with yellotAish nowers with area shouli be selected after lection of a %vall material some- rials on hand, and within each pensive than thme in stock. not require finishing. The tall and 24 inches wide and black eyes. Another use is in The hyacinth bean will pro- hanging baskets, or hanging the decision on the kind of walls %%hat more confusing than it ty-pe there will be a number of Standard gypstun board Is the standard *W.um board has a weighs only 40 pounds. A oovas years agfo. Bill the prolife- varieties. You can be sure, too, big selle. among the dry wall plain paper covering . erability, even on stairways tall with purple or white, pea the ground un e iiAillffilliiiiiill~ either walls or ceilings anid are night...that It can also activated when abnormal for gutters, chimney flaslhing produce them. The yo conib an. da ' tiques shops for the old fabrics ''&' Lawn Dear Mr. F. A.$ I am not quite am I underst&-A what You mean by "Junky" l ss YOU are rdelTthg to condition. But, regardless, any property can be exchanged. Tralred exchangcrs learned long ago there is no bad property -only wrong ownership. What may be "Junk" to the present owner wW be an opportunity for 11111011111i Lmvidual with a different problem or objective, - - - __ .R Dear Mr. Sao@, We own a rather janky Property In sefl It off and on tor several years but all the ot,ers have been for practically oodbg down, and 0years on the balance. CAIIII You e1tchuge " property for as? Mr. F. A. , _____ r 1 1' 1(1 U1Iy t's. r a .a ARL laY E1SI1l. i I I_ N - I ,~?. -ft k, I I .1 r" 4~-61roll _~ P'l . 4r%., , I4 :4r *0 _NfJ't-ii . a-_ .,.. ~ 11 -z' *- ~ -- -~ .ZR~,4=rr__;2:-,r_ 4. I W I-il -_ I ~, _3~4~_=r I J. . ___ - r II - ____________ 4 '' - ' both fire and intruders with surfaces ... that it does not category of things being repro7 duced, advises Bishop, editor of jseparate alarms for each require rubbing that, in ad. _~ - I - .VE-r. so 1! Nianufacturer's claim -That dition to removilig tarnish, It . . 5 ..~ - ; ;111;.±. I I r. " I . _. .. :t . JL. - -" ~h f. when an emergency occurs, a has an anti-tarnish ingredient Village and Henry Ford - Mu. I~'_""'___ I Lr V at Dearborn, Mich., I ilmlM pee-recorded tape silently dials to keep Items tamnlsl-tree long- scum where he has also been curator outside your home and-or sets er than orcUnary cleaners. . of furniture. Bishop is the au. -= _'. : = .. - 1. - 0 off a piercing, steady alarm to . oro three books on American warn of smoke or fire, while a THE PRODUCT-An acrylic -___________________________________________ W furniture ,and folk ,art, and his ~MA pulsating alarm goes off to alert latex blacktop crack segler. i - '. L 01 I F hilanuf acturer's claim -That seconil book on quilts, -NVW against intruders...that. the fire ' '71v detectors are surfacemounted it withstands the weather, drys Discoveries in American - L . ~ m ceffings and react when a quickly and cleans up easily . '.1 _2~ *: ., with water before curing that preset Iaa.J.__; "A good quality quilt can t may be walked on after one cd:d 1tsrnnkede t ' i it I t t U r aai I (R wuh oar- trIn '.inttii,t$85) an c fft•i1Juat1d _ i tI r - ~ I,, S I i _____ ____ I I I 4 a x _ BY IARRY SAXON I I -i--4-4-- 1W' - == __~ __1 I Keal srare [ Investments .,J I - *.. t ________ ____________ - - . . _ _ _ * ..,t - Ab un .I- ~ ~ . - V k % % '41 At--, ii.:~J.5t?,W_. 4 ~.*M~Vmft r ,7p & o ' 11 wt~_V l __ ,~M au p. Fakes d '-. - U I. .A1(1 THE n - . S'snay, Aprll4 D7 , I - _. A Ek * ~ 'It, ____ ___ •& ' E �- ---- -- -S - - - --..-----.- . - - S - iiiiiiiuiiiTIi- __ .iS_ l4 •i . . —. ... -.;-.- Sunday, AprII4, 1m B— EvtningHeraW,Sanford,Fl. -__Legal_Notice iflS uranc, Eyeg!Qs A4c.iy Cos t Legal Notice _____ _____________ FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN ANU Notice is hereby g.yen that I am FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, eciciiINi in business at 1107 Airport FLORIDA fllv. Sanford, Seminole County, CIVIL ACTION NO, 76-2$1•CAC4•F Florida under 11w fictitious name of In Re the Marriage P e n d I n 9 B I I I s Be fl 'tf&R CABINET & Mu LWORK, and LINDA CAROL COOK, e t Co n s U 111 e rs that I intend to register said name Petitioner the Clerk of the Circuit Court. TAU.A3-IAS.SEE (AP) - 'lou what telephone and electric the biggest push this year will The measure was killed in the Seminole County. Floridi In ac QEAUFORD RAY COOK, may pay less this year companies say before the PSC. come in an attempt at reform- 3915 legIslature, but since that cordance with the provisIons ol the Respondent FititiO Name Statutes, To Wit: NOTICE OF ACTION for utility bills, car insurance tiles claims this extta monoy ing no-fault auto insurance, Un- time, it has picked up powerful tn 56509 Florida 1957. 10 I3EAIJFORD RAY COOK and even tjeglasses as a result would save consumers billions icr hich rates have soared by backers Including Sen. W.D. 5: Clarence Rumney RESIDENCE UP4t'NOWN of actions being considered by of dollars. and many lawmak- as much as 65 per cent In the Childers, 1)-Pensacola, WhO is PublIsh: March 2), 75. April 1, Ii, Last Kno,n Mailing Address 1976 2132 Oilworth Road West the Florida Legislature. ers including Senate Ways and last 14 months. confidently predicting s1cto. DEX.Ic Charlotte, North Carolina In fact, the l97 session — Mear.s Chairman Jack Gordon Askew also Is hoping for a _________________________ Iloth houses are considering YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED which begins Tuesday could say they, are inclined to agree, separate measures, and the one different fate for his housing that an action for Dissolution of F ICTITIOUS NAME turnlntothemostactiveonthe based on tiles' track record, being considered in the Senate Finance Agency, which he Notices hereby given that i am Marriagehasbeenflledagainstvou, and you are required to serve a copy consumer front since 1973, Gordon also is sponsoring a has the backing of Senate Pres- would like to see created to sell engaged inSprings. business at 7)0 W. Hwy o your written defenses to it, ii any. 434. Winter 32707. Seminole when lawmakers passed the bill that would give home- ident Dempsey Barron. tax-exempt bonds to finance on at to Carroll Burke. Atlorney for County. Florida under the fictitious landmark Little FTC Act to owners a break on the munlciPetitioner, whose address i 617 "U will probably be the most home mortgages and aid in name of SEMINOLE AIR COND. combat unfair and deceptive pal utility tax by shifting the hotly debated, the most con- stimulating the slumping con- PARTS, and that I intend to register Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Sanford, Florida, and file the said name with the Clerk of the trade practices, and the Land- computation from the dollar troversial and in many ways struction industry, original with the Clerk of Circuit CIru? C3ur?. Smriofe lord Tenant Act. '' Court. Sanford Seminole Cuunty, amount purchased to the the most important piece of The measure gained passage Florida in accordance with the Florida, on or before thi' 72nd day of Lawmakers, under heavy amount of the unit purchased, legislation we will take up this by the house, but was never provisions of the Fictitious Name Arll, A D 1976; othei-wisea default pressure to do something about such as the number of kilowatt year," Barron said. "It touches taken up by the Senate. This Statutes, ToWit: Section will be entered against you for the Florida Statutes 1957. soaring utility bills, are consid- hours in the case of electricity, the lives of every citizen and it year, Askew aide Hugh relief demanded in the Petition 5: Thelma VosKa IN WITNESS WF4EREOF I have ering several measures. The measure also would cx- has become a problem of mas- McMillan said, the proposal is Owner hereunto set my hand and the of iirirr\ , Ltss rv VJ I Lid LLhhIIr OrlQndo Seminole i ____________ n -T ' Winte Pcuk - 8319993 322-2611 —. RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 8 00 A M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thiu FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon '° 33—Houses lp Wanted CARPENTERS HELPERS START MONDAY Ca113)9 9079 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES ExpCr,Cn(ed & Newly Licn%ed ion "Sanfords Sales Leader' SALESMAN wanted- Sale's cx. STENSTROM REALTY perenc. helpful. Apply In pecson, 7SS Park Dr REALTOR 327 2120 .'s Whe*J Ranch of — FurrJhed U'ELTOHA — Spic and span I bedroom, family room, heat and air conditioning $125 per month DYNAMIC PROPER TIES S. V. Hardwick, Broker Deltona 665 66)1 '.:' 41c a lane Ithi u s times 31C . lane 6 thru 75 times a lane 26 times tsi 00 MINIMUM C4ARGE) 3 Lines Minimum HOURS I 4 24-Business Opportunities =-----S.-- Any expiflinced persons wflo are willing to work and wattling to learn real estate sales FOI , tieniiai interview, call DYNAMIC PROPERTIES V. HidWiCk Broker DeItona6l4 After6p.m,callS7l 7327 Sale Or Rent Like new commercial building 2100 sq ft. with 3 air conditoned officn and drive in storage. Good location Corner lot. Parking, . DEADLftIES 34-MbiIe Homes 41-4ses -' 'I2dfyStLOI11 REALTOR FIRST OFFERING- BrIck and redwood sIding 3 Bedroom, 2 full baths, flrepiace, family room, extras galore. Owner may con. sider holding mortgage. Asking 1.36,500. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick, Broker DeItona6Il 461) - - INC. WANT A DILLY? Don't Dollyt Like new 4 bedroom. 2 bath, central aIr and Mat, carpet, Quiet deadend street near schoolS. Assume hIgh placed 7 pot mortgage. Hurryl Only $25,900. garage. 2 Bedroom, water arid electric furnished, on 2'dth Street. $110 month. Phone 3fl 9211 37-Business Property 42-MbUe Homes I Bedroom Trailer, l0'x3,5' $1,500 Phone 372 9142 24 Hrs. 323-9410 017 S FRENCH (HWY 1792) - has passed a "lifeline concept" kilowatt hours you use each bill which would freeze electric month, and backers say the The measures being consid- ered seek to cut down on pay- houses." If you are one of the growing 1976 15th oay of March, A 0. 1976 DEX.ILS ____________________________ ___________________________ (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. JUDICIAL burden of the tax from victims and to better supervise the state, there are several bills EF.NTH CIR. CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Rep. Gwen Margolis, D-North honwowners to big users such claims as ways of reducing pee- that supporters hope VI1l im- STATE OF FLORIDA. Mianii Beach, said the nwa.sure as ir.dtLstry. prove the qtu1lity of yliur life. IIIRUflS, CIVIL ACTION NO. 76442 CA l 0 would benefit the poor and old The measure was a campaign Sen. Robert Graham, D- DIVISION 0 Removing the ban from the people living on fixed incomes pledge of Gay. Reubin Askew, advertising of eyeglass prices, Miami, said too many old In Re: The MarrIage of JESSE JEPNlP4GS of power used each month, of the sen'ation. The average homes item in consumer affairs this uses 1,000 kilowatts a month. year. Lawmakers are predicting Another measure being stud- ied by the legislature would ____.i_,_ pn'vtue Pnr . tar peaK-baG ,__ •"- __t_ , pricing. -u,n rrc ' r - r ct dawn on thclr clecuicat ..,,. pciods cf age, could such as late afternoon, save on their bills, "This definitely is a consurner bill because you would be given the opportunity to save by cbanging your pe;iods of usage, an oion you don't have today," Brown said. A proposal that supporters claim would have an even regulated by the Public Service CommIssion would sharply boost the funding for Public Counsel Woodie Liles. tiles Is seeking a $100,000 inli , 5,;. eia' iw Iii lI U4I4II fl.,WJ budget, With hire expert $75,000 going to witnesses to refute going to have a and Floridians $10 million a forced into nursiiig homes simyear, already has been passed ply because they have no place MINNIE JENNINGS by a Senate committee, to go. PETITION FOR a a am cataract operationandmydoctorsaid he can put In some permanent contact lenses because my eyes thes' pa i,,,.pia4 a h tarn b - a w IC a /• S procedure in all healthy eyeS, but I don't think we are at that :taie yet. There arc a number ofeyespecialistsin the country whoareve'enthusiasticabout this procedure and they have ________________________ they are happy because don't have to wear any I f'.,ventualiyawouldguessthatit will become the standard 1D healthy. He said they sew them in and they are permanent. I have talked to a lot of and f' ______ are people who have had this done 1976 DEX 1)0 ________________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Fit, Nuntoar 76•71.CP Dtviiion In RI: Estate of save A :4 a ___ By: Lillian T. Jenkins Deputy Clerk ci ROLL BURKE ;'lli,n, for Put'toncr 617 Sanford Atlantic flank Bldg Sanford, Florida 37771 put inside my eyes approved? reason to be. ' Let's start at cataract is an the beginning, a opacificatian of have to take them out. What could you tell me about this or can I have the other eyesight. I am 69 years old and light that enables you to see never wore glasses when I was must pass through the lens. The young. cataract operation simply operation and put contact lenses on and wear other ,-,i . 5,..,.:.l,., .i... RIUt pinva L11t UUIILdUL lenses? Are these permanent glasses that the doctor wants to DEAR READER — I wish I could give you a definite an:....,.i,..... I.XIL4'IIU) LJIIIWILIIIt dii artificial lens inside the eye is a promising very technique. _.,. removes that opaque, clouded lens. nvwre (.'UIILdCL LCR5C were popular, individuals who had catarat.s removed wore very ---------. .1 StUCK ICflSCS UU1 magninea images 25 to 30 times their normal size. This greatly distorted the field of vision. The successful development of contact lenses has been a great benefit. 'fl amount of magnification and distortion by the contact lens resting on outside of the eyeball after the cataracts have been removed i.s minimal. Now we have implants of a new tens Into the eye itself, Sizuet. these are internal they the usual care attended to contact Lenses. The require none of amount of magnification and (listortlon With such lenses is really minimal. Ifknpnintknr,I,..ni,,ei.tn LI IIII.I. I.J LI1I.I U4U UI.JIU NOTICE OF ACTION ! I lV SE$VILL (PIG PROIEI(TY) . r:r.p; 753 NORTH CLINTON STREET ROCHESTER. NEW YORK YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for D5So1ution of your M,irriage hat. d:i'en IiId and commcncedinthiscourtandyouare required to serve a copy Of your wrttenansweranddefemes, if any, on A. C LOWERY. attorney I 0( Petitioner, whose address 5 9LS N.E. 54th Street, Miami, Florida 33)35, and file the origir.aI with the cirk of the above styled court on or a default will be entered against you for the relief prayed for in said petition. Thsnoticeshallbepubllsneøonce ch week for four consecutive weeks in EVENING HERALD WITNESS my hand an the seal of 510 cOurT ai anvora. ,-,oria,i. Ofl thiS March 11th, 1976 (Circuit Cot%t Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, -Jr. Clerk of tht Circuit Court By Martha T Vihleri Deputy Clerk AC Lery Attorney At Law N C 6-4th Street Miami, Florida 33 Attorney for Petitioner Publish- March 14, 71, 75, AprIl 1, 1978 DCX CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 'COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74S09.CA.04.B In Re: The Marriage of TED I. WOOTEN. Pel,ticrir and JUNE WOO'EN, Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION TO JUNE WOOlEN RES!DEPICE UNKNOWN ,,, ' f(fr•• Langley. South Carolina the eye then the use of an Im-YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED plant may not Improve vsion that an action for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed against you nor will an external contact lens or ordinary glasses. At least the by TED I. WOOlEN, and you are required to serve a copy of your amount of improvement will be written deInt.es to it. 'I any, on 1 lrlllted by the degree of other CARROLl, BURKE, Attorney dor Petitioner, whne addreSs is 6)2 disease in the eye. Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Some specialists who have Sanford, Florida, •nd file the been implanting lenses have original With the Clerk of Circuit Court, Sanford, Seminole County. seven to eight years expei ience on or before the flnd dRy of now and to date there have been Florida. April, A 0. 1976; otrtecwisea defauft no serious complications. will be entered against you for tflc relief demanded in tI,e Petition. For information about NITNESS ny hand and offIcial obesity send 50 cents for The Scald this Court on th the 11th day Health Letter, number 2.7, of March, A 0. 1916 (Seal) Obesity, Th' High cost of Fat, Arthur H Beck.xith. Jr. Send a long, stamped, self. Clerk of the Circ'iit Court addressed envelope for By Lillian T Jenkins Deputy C'erk mailing. Address your letter to CARROLL BURKE tue in care of the Evening Attorney for Petitioner Herald, P.O. Box 1551, Radio 617 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg Sanford, Florida 37771 City Station, New York, NX, Publish March 21. 21, April 4, 1), 10019. 1976 DEX 109 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN ANt.t Legal Notice FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA l_________________________ IL IMUII UUI ur Ifl NO- 143ICA44.5 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR In Re tti, Marriage of CUlT, Ill AND FOR SEMINOLE KEITH ALLEN BLAIR, Petitioner Husband, COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 76.S4G-CAl7'C and In the matter of the Adoption of PAMELA KAY BLAIR, WILLIAM BRADLEY HAMES Respordent Wife, IfiiU•.iL.i Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERIONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate of ALICE ESTELLE McWHORTER, deceased, File Number 76 it CP, l pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, - Nloon Ft'idQy -"--- 4—Personals -----S_-S-S ----'--- - 18—Help Wanted . __________________________ 304,partmeflts - FOR ANY DEBTS INCUPRED __________________________ BY ANYONE OTHER THAN TELEPHONE SOLICITORS for MYSELF AS OF MARCH 30, 1976. membershiP drive, Central Jo Davis Beli Florida Chapter CitiZens' Legal n.. fla4IIt Rnd sw-v--' -.-.-. r, win',.. FACED WITHA DRINKING applications at public meeting OROBLEM r; . P.rhap AIcIlc Anonymous nfc C"Ic ccr Annex. (Ste C4i' Help I .'ianlayad In W.4M'l'5 P1,0.,.) calilg.jtSIl WriteP.O.8ox1713 MANAGER TRAINEE- Excellent 5a,ford,FIorIda 3777) benefits: Medical, Profit Sharing, Stock Options. MuSt b alert, ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Tell eggressive type individual, high Free, 614?c77 for "We Care" school graduate or better. Zates "Hotline," Adult) or Teerv Jirs 1100 State SI, Sanford Plaza. 5.-lost & Found . -- --- --------- Nurses; RN'S; LPN's; Aides, Aide. Companion; Nseded immediately. Lor' - White COckapoO, answers tO 6250636 the name "Killer." Reward. AVON Please call 377 0111 Spring into the world of Cosmetic's, 41-Houses Unfurnished JIM HUNT REALTY ' Spacious 1 BR apts. Tennis, Swimming, p1 a y ground recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse. 290 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford. Ph 323 6170. -- ______ To see if you qualify, contact Mr. DADDIS t the Sheraton Sanford Inn I 4 and SR 46. Sanforu, Monday, April 15 from 11 a.m. to 1 pm. or 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. 2511 P:k Dr tir,ittor lii 9'tf I Clean 3 bedroom, 1½ bath, avocado Stove & refrIgerator, blue carpet, central heat 8. air. Paytcai's 332-130) " 4 ICIM:r. ')'OL R lITTlE: i-FE \*Iii.!fl1'f SECRETARY Attractive, good personality. Fun lob. RECEPTIONIST Learn legal secretary wc,rt. Career Efficiersy and Lovely 7 bedroom, by week or month. AduIt, At Wekiva Landing Resort on the river. Free boat rroorage t. canoe use. 332. 4470, lob FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER Fantastic company. Salary great. BOAT MECHANIC Must be highly qulif led Excellent money pofential. CHILD CARE COUPLES LIving quarters furnished. Great benefits. Paid iacation, $10,500. " earning oppor1unit. Call 644 3079. - I or 7 BedroomS Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 Park Drive $70 up I Bedroom apt , Iighs, water furn carpeted, adults. $95.50. 3222296 after I wk. dôyS. AN MC) PARK, a, 7, 3. bedroom trailer optS Adult & family park WerhJy 31S P4w-si 17 97. Sanford 223 If))) Transmlsson work. Nice boss. Steady work. HOSTESS Part time DISHWASHER Nice boss c* National company needs Super sharp person. Fantastic op. portunity. ACCTS.PAYABLECLERK Knowledge of payroll, bIll, accounts receivable. WAITRESSES WAITRESSES 9 LEGAL SECRETARY with work. man's tompevnatiofl and personal inlury experience. Pleasant sur rounding's. ' Rep Real Estate Broker 517W. 15,, Sanford 332-5611 BAMBOO COVE APTS One 6. 2 bedroom .paririieflts. furnished or unfurnished. Newly redecorated. bIIiC 51. 4x1 L. Aitport Blvd., Sanford, 373-1310. "u Rather Work? ' BALL REALTY 2 BR, Air. Adults Plo Pets. 2312 PalmetloAve 31A—iplexes nLr Furnished duplex, Lake Mary area. 2 BR furnished apartment, nice yard Children ard pets OX $130 month 2"i mile's north of 431 on 17. 97 201 Sunset flrlvt, next to WillIam'S Accounting & Tx Seriice Open Sunday. 9 to 5 ylllage c!4 9 r 1 Lake Mary- 2 Bedroom duplex, _________ central heat & air, carpet, drapes. fully equipped kitchen, $150 mo. 615-0)12 days, 645 3572 eves. & 2 Bdrm. Apti.Furn. or Unfurn 32—Hous Drapes •Carpetlng Sep. Dining Rooms _______. - I NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED OPPORTUNITY .IIC OS.)J or Jtiruu OFAI Y&1D •b. eves Bedroom, carpeting, air con ditioned. $155 Adult preferred Optiontobuy 3735$Slor3fl662C " Highway 17-92,S,anfordt Fr am R anc h 323.8670 or 83 1-977; DEALERSHIPS DEALER-APPLICATORS - _ tDCCI On Lake, Free Boating BUSINESS Unfurnished Feni Park- 3 Bedroom, 1' bath. carpeting, dithvather. air unit, fenced yard. $195 FORREST IPOOL BILLIARD ROOM I N fies 373 0.455 Associate flrol.-r 3 Bedroom, AC, carpeted, A.) condition. Good terms. $15,900. 327 6420. CaliBart h1n HEAt.. ESTATE Realtor sea!, MIt, REALTORS 3210041 RFAI .IMPT ION this riced CASH to rtgaQe - but think of those W payments! Zoned general ssmercial and will NOT LAST. edt, work — are any of you ndy? Cell Carol Jordan, altur.Associate for appt. LIFF JORDAN,REALTOR 831 1227 Make Offer Multiple Listing Service I Bedroom home with 2 baths, family room. By owner. $30,000. Phone 3fl 6975. Furnished or UnI0rni5hedAPARTMENTSI FROM STA R.LINE I DISTRIBUTORS ' 1-. LI I 134 MONTH Iand 7 Bedrooms be ii, Baths LII YS - cAIV L IV1HG TANOSERENE Modern Facilities All G.E. Kitchens ocated West of Hwy. 17.92 All 120 Florada Ave. Ph. 333-6430 ii SEE OUR ADINTHIS WEEK'S T'V.TAR I n—Houses Furnished Comfortable 2 bedroom home un Lake Mary, air conditioned; bearing citrus trees- Only $175 month. 332.6196. Lovely home to mature couple. Kitchen fully equipped, carpeted. air cond1tioned. 373 0945 DELTONA- Nice indivldul homes; 1 Bedroom, $170, 2 Bedroom, $110, 3 Bedroom. $160 No pets. Phone 311 1010 ___________ --. -i--S -i -r _____________ - _. Welcome. to Life in 9dywi&1e. of Loch Arbor SPECIAL! , Reg Real Estate Broker )IOOE.2SthS', Lookers * . . POTENTIAL GALOREI 3 BR, 1" bath home with studio apartment in rear, Over 2500 sq ft This home features kitchen appliances, fireplace, patio, paneled famIly room, plus lots morel Reduced to $37,500 JUST LISTED This stunning 3 BR, 2 t,sth home in Sanora includes family om plus d den, Ht.in kitchen, central heat and air, only 3 years old plus a 16'x3?' pool and It's guaranteed with BPP! $57,900. SPLIT BEDROOM PLAN This 3 BR, 2 bath home features central heat and air, carpeting, eat In kitchen with new side by side refrigerator. Walk to shop ping p'us lots more $73,000. ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFULI This custom built 3 BR, 2 bath nome on Yankee Lake spacious family room witlt fireplace, beautiful country kitchen. All of this Is on 4 with an option to buy more. $43,500. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS ______ Call Sanford's Sales Leauer 4lIJ! USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES AT 322-2420 REALTORS M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 803W. 1st St. 323 6061 or 373 0517 MLS ANYTIME 2543 PARK 'h . -' Custom Built Homes With Many Puns To Choose From 0,1,11) fr -. NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALL.ED WITH STAPLEGUN HOMES OF DISTINCTION , - ... DUPLEX-Brandnew.Eachside,? bedrooms, I bath, central heat and air condition, screened rear porch, %tOve and refrigerator; OS P. Only $32,950 with only 30 pct down DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. l'fardwick, Broker DeItona64I 6411 2 Bedroom, 1 bath Span.sh stucco f'nsPs with brick front, inside utility room, enclosed back porch. carport $11,700. 7605 Laurel Ave. Ccli 372 933-6 anytime. Beautiful ranch type home. 3.41 acres, stable. Osteen area 647. 1617 Or 373 dIM •Paved Streets •Sewers • CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING Golden Touch 'N Sew Singer's best Zig-zag machine in sewing table. Sold new for uee.so, assume balance Of $1C, or 12 payments of $8. Sec at: SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E. 1st St., Downtown 332.9111 . Air conditioner, 22.000 BTU (cooli S rooms), used 4 months; king size water bed; Baby swing 0-Matic. Phone 337-3129 _______________________________ Pl*t,li lot EasIer. Au kinds indoor or out. Small trees Shrubs — Hanging Bakets, Liilies. Special!! Blooming Air Plants, for those wtso want soriettinq differentl 2220 Hartwell Ave. (off 20th St.) WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 311 )13E FirstSi, 3725632 __________________ Spotless, older lake home. Wooded acreage. Dock Privacy Paradise area FHA terms. 530's. Owner. 8.34 2539 MMING POOL: Large den w -eplace. carpet, range, refrig shwasher, 3 BR, 7 bath. $31,100 ITI-IERN COMFORT. Approx 1 re, beautiful older 2 story, 1 BR, rge liv rm 2 cent. heat and air 'slems All for only $60,000. 51--Household Goois -KUIP DECORAtORS i09'% 1st 7)' 32? fl7i We Buy Furn tori' -_ 300 N. FRENCH AVE. . ' KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 37) 0597 WITT REALTY 595 , 3220779 322274$ kIlci ItttGI-IBORS ty redecorated. remodeled 3 'droom home, large family orn, cedar siding and fence, ting bar, new carpeting, new of, central heat, 11,500 sq ft lot 7.700 (}.'nf 373 Otfl Springwood Village Apartment's is a convenient 10 minute drive from Sanford offering the 211 W. 25th Call for Appointment 322.3103 PH. 322..26'1 — - ADDITIONS- REMODELING _________________________________________ ___ -- 4-. ii you are having diftiCuify finding a place to live, car to drive, a lOb, or some service you have flCed of. read all our want ads every day 70—Swap & Trade 80—Autos for Sale SWAPSHOP FLEAMARKET Anyone can e a se-Iler or a buyer 1971 Maibu, automatic, factory air. Plo charge. All admitted free $1,000 Call 321 0357 after 5 p.m. Come browse every Sunday 9 to 5 at the Mov eland Drive in 197% VW Rabbit, custom 2 door, automatic.red with white interor. Theatre. South 1192 Phone 322 miles. $3,395. Call 332.1651 11, 1316 (dealer). Will 'rad. Home Entertainment Center fcc Piano of equal value. 1970 Cadillac Sedsn DeViile, 1 owner, loaded. First $950 takes it. 331 0505. Call Harold, 323 2920. VW Vsn, 1965, runs good, specied. 5.100. 332 591$. Antique cressing table & bed. solid walnut. Perfect condition. Call 3331592. Ocr beautifully Landscaped grounds enhance mind and please the eye. the Village Shopping lust In. 3974 Cadillac I door sedan DeVille, all power, loaded, like new, 16.000 miles. 5,5.950. Phone 323.1140. Hendrick's Antiques- Red Tag SaId 20 pci. to 10 pcI. off on Red Tag Items. April 3 through April 10th. We atso do furniture 0575(5)) 2 miles north of 0 .e'd3 cxi Road 4(9 Pticnc 365 3/14 1964 Fastback Volkswagen. body I. interior perfect. Needs engine work. $ Save $ 531$. Hacienda Motors. 31) 9395 re ISfl Pontiac LeMans, 2 door hard. top, air conditioned, $1,450. Phone 323-SM?. 1972 Volkswagen, yellow with black Auction Every Friday fabric upholstery. Super clean. at 12Noon Must sell this week. $1473 firm. Highway 46 Flea Market, Sanlord Hacienda Motors, 3239293. * * * * PuP! * * Dodge Monoco Sta Wag., all 1511 Elliott $430. See . 5 * If" Poultry "LIVE HENS" 65c SO, SOc ii. Cackleberry Farms, ", way between New Smyrna and DeL and off Hwy 41 on Samsula Drive, Ph. 904471-54.59, at wet. :. - GL'n & Antique Toyota Corolla, 2 door, cx. llent condition. Sacrifice. Phone )772S. Auction Monday April 5, 7 truck even If you your emoneyonit. See Bill Ray or k Mink, 1)1.1315. Fern Park CX BAIRD DATSUN is PM 250 9UI'IS & antique pieces to be sold to the Over Norwer)ian Dun Pony, Buckskin Quarter Horse Call 373 6339 after S car or LTD. 4 dr, 390 ençin., all wet, automatic, radio, good es. $4,630 actual miles, I owner, ad cond. $550 firm 3224380 highest bidder. Master Charge & BankAmerlcard welcome. Open for Inspection Monday 10 a.m. to sale time. Buick Lesabre, 61,000 orIginal let. Convertible tcp like new. m.up inside I, Out. 1493. cienda Motors, 323-9395. ea., over Mustang II,Mach I, AC, PS.Pe, A.FM sterO, 23,000 riciles, $2,695. t 3644 Sanford Auction 1200 French Ave. to Buy Mustang. professional paint cus!c"m decal, automatic, new es black vinyl top. Must see to preciate, $995. Hacienda MOTOtL JZJ'YJYS. 323-7340 We Buy Furniture Iransoort t Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity. NOLL'S Cassefberry, Hwy. 17-92 530 1206. Used upright piano for student technician, Call Cindy at 371 0173. ___________ FILL DIRT WANTED PHOPIE3I2 2176 ORIEI'ITAL f1UGS WANTED Toppricespaid,used,aryconciition. 6444126. Winter Park. _________ 19fl Pinto, new paint job, new tires. Racing dcccli. Automatic, air, usually $1,995, yours this we'eK for $1,3U. Hacienda MotorS. 3239395. — 76—Auto Parts Used motors sold and installed Also Beautiful 1914 Chevy Impala Custom 32 acres cars for parts Open 7 Coupe with white landau roof, air daytweeK, J&B Auto Part's, East condition, P.S. & P.S. Phone 222 Hwy 50. Call collect, Or landä 5665106. 7133. 1. -- Chico 8 The Reconditioned Batteries, $12.95 exchange. PEEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. id ___________ Man I? 926. 1?7,Longwood 373 15700' elf 4603 BUSINESS.-----------. DIRECTORY '5 ' I JUST A PHONE I ________ CALL AWAY ''' Aluminum Siding Income Tax Serv. Roofing can cover your t'Omr wth alum %tm Alp siding 8. soft' Roof'r'g. GutterS IC yrs Exp E,so5e SOng Co 851 9363 _______________________________ PERSONAL TAX SERVICE AND BOOK K E C PING Individual & BusinesS Tax Returns 2 East Roa'l. I'fwy 1197 '5CC entrance, F e Points) 322 7399 _________________________ Rc.4 rig Arid Carpenirr Prpdr F 'cc estimate's (all 37) 6769 BA , Iatu r , ____________________ A Insulation TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON. I formerly Harr,ett Beauty NOOK) S1SE First 3fl 3742 _____________________________ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If ( isif, ed Aij% did' I wOeS there wouldn t be arty s BEST PRICE . BEST PRODUCT FreeEs?imates-7lHours THERMO TEX $31 0971 Ta.- . - ______________ ''T9" , .,- v,.,. come action wIt, a Herald ad We II help You write an ad that will bring a sale CAL13727611 L. :.. U1UIIU9 L iid classified - fast ' ,. - "S'' U' x'cç} T7'.çti ' - -• '-" T1'-f" -' - ' I" ''" -. , ' 'S. - '- , 4i - . a S'I. - Sewing . t',sCL,7t5j f. ,.-' —. - j" -- -"-' - ) I .- s,,'. _____________________ __________________ Home Improvements r Patch, repairs and small roofing Ott Fatt Service All work, 'aranteed Licensed Bonded 15 yrs experience Call Bricker 373 777*3 - BACK HOE work Caliaf ypeence FROM TODAY S V.ANr ADS' _____ an Land clearing fill dirt clay rock All kinth of digging Housetraller's stored and moved 3329142 ____________________________ GCTTI4OSELUXURY:TEMSFO - ,.n_,,,,,_,,, C&A BacLHoe Service China Glass Metal Doll Repairing CallNette'at3fl69)j - -- E.pert roof repars, blat i'Q('15 or 1,hnqIei All *0' (2'ua'anteeo ROOFING, BROCIDEPI 373 ion WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' Buy rig a new home' Moving to E7)TERSONLAPIDCLEARING BulldoZing £ icc vat ung 0 t ct 332 594,3 wotk Fill dirt, tog _______________________________ Doll Re air - - - -- - - EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Lit AIte'reton Snap Order for hats atc e Landscaping & Lawn Care woi'kmansh p n your remodeling and add tOnS requirements available n hiS general con as is . ?Se4. Alterations ildrens Drapes Ii landscaping plants and we do Make your Budget go further shop comple$e landscap'Ag service 332 the Classified Ads every day 1171 or 644 7346 _________________________ ________________________ Mowlng,edging,trlmming,we,ding and fertilizing Fret estimates Phone 32) 595.4 CAC7 JLL U'+JI rolor Iv's from 150. B&W, from $15. Service all makes HERBS' IV 1200 5 French, 323 3734 54-Garage Sales GARAGE SALE sponsored by Jr Woman's Club of Sanford. Children's toys 6. clothing, Misc. Iterr.s 319 North Suramerlin Ave April 3 9 'tll - 55—Boats& Accessories ultimate experience. SI )I I lg\vo( )('l - Vl11d Inc. Sanford, Fla. Make your Budget go further, shop the Classified Ads every day. 12' Aluminum Johwi Boat and 7 hp like new Sea king molt. Phone 323 71.3. Boat, Motor 6. Trailer- '63, 3$' Arkansas Traveler, fiberglass. 7$ h Jbhnnn SVS enmolete. 373 1327. POISSON MARINE 292$ Hwy Il 97 337 3961 59—Musical Merchandise PianoS I Organ Sales & Ses'v ice. We buy used pianos & trade. Letsont — Piano, organ, guitar, accorlian, prl. & group. Ball's Piano & Organ Sale's 701 W itt 372 733 sc'c ty 5 Classified Ads will always give you more Much Much More than you expec $ ering ______________________ Central Heat & Air Conditioning Carpentry. Remodeling Additions. Cuttom Work Licensed Bonoed Free estimate 37) 1236 STOP AND THINP' A MINUTE If Ciassafiec' Acts didn't work there wouldn't be ôtiY. ' General Home Repairs, Remodeling, Drywall & plaster repairs, ceramic tile & carPentry. 3.65 65.46 lnuj.v ,'' I fluS'nr%S l4*y 17 97 Pu-nt', Pi".cn,' 32? 714', dull ,r , .-. -. -w"i ':Y - 4"i "t.-' -'' 5 5 :;:4 .. -.-- - - - - .i::;,- - - .- - ,'-. - kr' 1 — WEILSORILLED PUMPS ... Photography __________________________ Photography by Munson Cockayne. F -, .. "dsri't.t ra."rxi.,hiw wcicj Phone )2343U .. ' - E,Ie'c, Clean-rig SPecialist P4 Pressure spray *0571 Ho,j5e5, 'ruikS Plpmt% Roots 327 '*179 , ,s,C?IL, - All typeS and tiles We repair and Service SlIME MACHINE 6. SUPPLY CO 1?? 707W 2nd St ' 0 . . __________ ______________ ______________ _______________ ' - WANT TO 'l.' YOUR HOME' Buying ntw home' Moving to an apartment' Some ac'on *,th a t'lr ,':t ad We II help you it' Ad lht will b',n a last Sail CALL 377 76tl (l4t.s,fied .' ,'. o List Your Business...DiQI 322-2611 or 831-999C — - i'-i)? _*-* -, - _______ _____________ __________ _______________ _________________ - ''-'"'-'- j't'.x' II DvtIIi' '' '" - - -' . Pressure Cleaning Income lax Returns -.-,, 4.) ---~-- If you're in te business of building Income Tax Serv. Williams Accounting' 5,d51 C.:",' s"-" "•-' -,- . S_ - W 4 '. Machines Repaired We Buy, Sell & Trade 607 Sanford Ave Phone 327977) PInt-U titip Paneling dOO5 wndows hungs -.'.'. '.' l_'._ - ---'i. o'i I'i,it SJturOJp Uti dA" .-, oct Discount 373 2556 I r-' ' /' - JO AIlS BROW'1 P(7)T CONTROl. 2367 PanS 0' we 322 *565 3 '4"" .-'" I'::v 'j I. Pest Control 7t '; 51r VIIO Iit,rw (i',,ç, Pl5ICiinQ - -. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 $66or 37) 7730 or uSCO furniture, appliance's, tools. etc flu I or (001 ,tems Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Ave * 53—TV.Radio-StereO Real Fitatv Uroker, 321,.L.40 next to Longwood Cc'nter on Route 434 at 1.4. CONSTRUCI'lON 78—Mitorcycles 52—Appliances 8343363 The He raid - CASH 322.4132 Free: Small dog (good watchoog); ,'-." fri.. 'es. P': 3'"2 atter 3 p m. Like new ping pong table with ac cessories, $30; Phaff sewIng machine, tension 'seedS adjustment but runs good, $33. Call 374 3015. Oviedo- Mead Manor. 3 BR. 2 bath Spanish style home. Assume $37,SOQmortgagewith$3,SOOdown. 345 6546. Situated Idyliwlido Homes By for 30 pcI. commission Free Pickups Auction, Saturdays 7 p m. Sanford 327 7270 -- COCKER SPAHIELS Bouncy boys & girls, red, while & buff. AKC. $175. 37!.1243. ter tops Sinks. Installation available. Bud Cabefi 332 5052 anytine. 6' Picnic Table, like new, benches to match. 129.95. 332.3635 Townhouses 'Sill). Street Lights •Sidewalks Cash for wrecked or junk c.srs Wv fow away. 7 days week Call collect, Orlando 544 7131 Iiuy 72—Auction Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Coun. (RANK CONSTRUCIION 8 REALTY. REALTORS $30 6063 Efficiencies $129. One bedroom apartments from 5160. 2 bedroom apartments from $150. • Large Wooded Lots ,'.' Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell eves. Move Up By Moving Down 1-4 IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They v-It between Stuctclungs and Rafters) 20 pcI. to 60 pot. off all items. Beautiful Easter dresses and leisure suits for boys. PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 7610 Hiawatha Ph. 332 1)01 has 4 65—Pets. Supplies Pre Easter Sale If you have a 6 pcI. onwo payment. we can build you a I bedroom, 1 bath home as low as $14 per month PITI acres 1 5 EACH Table,regulation size, avocado green, slalex bed, excellent cona Sacrifice, $725. 322 0701 after 2 pm TAFFER REALTY - DON'T STORE IT. SELL IT with a low cost CIatsif led Ad ALUMINUM SHEETS for Sale PIHE'V W(O0I (SARN DAVES' 32) 9370 e P.O. BOX 314 MIMS, FLA. 32754 CALL COLLECT 2494140 Merchandise $1.00 U.S. Federal Reserve Notes. signed by Josepts W. Barr, $1 05. For Rent with option to buy- New 1 BR,? bath home, garage; 1 block $1.10 and $115. WIEBOLOT, 2)0 S. of Lake Monroe Orlando 7t)-5459. Park. — HOMZ Oil? LARGE LOIS On quiet side street. Completely fenced, 3 BR home, eat in kitchen plus %c'parat. dvilng room Walls are all paneled $11,500 Steam Clean your Own Carpet Pent our Rinsen'rac ;,.0 kI)L I 'II URPII lURE 3733151 67—Livestock 77—JUri( t,ars ieni,vesi to Buy 71—Antiques Property LAKE MARY BLVD. - 170' Iron tave 385' deep on a corner site. 1,166 sq ft of building zoned for FORREST 519,900 offIces GREENE INC REALTORS 373 6)53. 530 6633. eves 327 5970 68—Wanted 64—Equipment for Rent io4x Stemper Realty Stenstrom Realty STOP AND TI-fINK A MINUTE If idr.'! .'.r k Ac,5 r:,: ;;1;r ,Ihr'i'i" wouldn't be any 66'—Horses 46-Commercial - - CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT New and Used Ford, Kuboba, Pettibcine Sales, Rental, Service 417 Magnolia Avenue ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 534 1344 14000 TRACTOR COMPANY 68—Wanted O.sys 322 637) 4 (hi'. 372 7)5? Sanford- 124 N Svnland Drive. Surtland Estates. RefurbIshed 3 bedroom, 2 bath. By owner$21,500. Many extras. 1-773 4016. Heavy Equipment 1974 Yamaha 500 motorcycle, pair of Simpson CD b65C radIos: rutotiller. Phone 332-2190. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 'ITOP AND THINK .5 MINUTE If (l1,S'sif,ed Ads didn't work thrqC souidn't be any Acres near golf course, Ferne Drive off Markham Woods Rd. Trees, high and dry. Horses o k 56,00 per acre Owner, $67 6695 50—Miscellaneous ,"-jji C Bateman Req Real Estate Broker 2635 S Sanford Ave Home Tractors& Doberman Pinscher Pups AKC, 5)50 up. Terms 363 -5710 ,c..50ote- P. Vr'I,ii' ('uunt,rs, Acreage I racts. small 6, large TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, 044 Cii ii. 321-0759 * It's easy to place a Classified Ad . . We'll even help you word It. Call 3722611. REALTY INC. 373 7s7 Eve's. 322 0612 or 3fl-1S17 ATEMAN REALTY OWNER SASYS"LET IT 001" Fine old 2 story home in good neigh. borhood 4 Bedroom, I bath, 2 fireplace's, corner tot. 5)4,750 MULl aPI I I. ISTIPIG P EAt,. TOP 372 4951 1919 S. French Eve 332 1196. 372 1161, 332 195-1 as . COUNTY frame, 7 acres, terms. Owner xlous. tvrx J, Wod ce ste-el desk's, executive desk & chairs, 'ecretarlal desks & chairs, straight chairs, fIling cabinets, it. Cash and carry. IIOLL'S Caiselberry, 17-92, $30 1206 HAL COLBERT $23,500 with $5,000 d*n. Will split, HAROLD HALL REALTY. Realtor, 32) 5771. assume Supplies office furnIture 63A— .., Sunday, AprIl 4, lyle—lB Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Pekinese puppies, AKC. 7 weeks did. 7 male, I toronto ,Sti wth Show coats arid mother ,xr::l ttt:er on view. Phone 322.3156 10 ACRES, high and dry. Reduced to CHEAPI Harold Hall Realty 323.5774 Anytime ipa'tl inns Used I ACRE lake front estate. $9,900. 25 pot. down. 3 BR, 1'/, bath. large fenced rear yard. kitctlen equipped $25,000. orrest Greene, Inc. All 60—Off ICC 40 ACRES, $9,750. Beautiful COLORADO high mountain valley. Best hunting & fishing area. $95 down, $95 monthly 6 pot. interest Owner 506 376 1690. SACRE TRACTS-$2,00 4,000 per EDO S Bedroom, 2 story older me, screened pool, even a lenient. Over ½ acre wooded 1.42,500 WE TAKE TRADES FORD- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath me, shady yard, air con iOrtecj 5)5,250 MAKE OFFER. NEW LISTING- 1 year old like new.CB3bedroom inquief neigh. borhood on commercially zoned rroperty. Live in and operate a business or office $22,500 Realtor 43 -Lots-Acrcgc acre CALL US-- to see if you qualify for low down or no down payment homes now available. _ 377 715? POOL HOME- 3 bedroom, 2 baths, range, refrigerator. Screened patio, family room with bar. paneling, carpeted. New pool equipment, diving board. Many extras for $35,500. COUNTRy HOME-Comfortable 2 bedroom, family room. oatio. all fenced, 5)3,000. Rent With Option Neat 3 BR home, large fenced lot, central ar. $175 per month with partial credit toward down payment. Call George Willis. ' D.i,t. 32? 7171 .nyt,me 3 Bedroom, carpeted, central heat and alrCor,venicnt downtown 6rid hospital. $165 month plus deposit 3"3 1643. WINTER SPRINGS is the setting for this 3 bedroom, 2 bath California styled hcr's. .'an;, refrl;eratcr, central heat and air. Entry foyer. Shag carpeting. Beautifully decorated. $37,000. JOHN SAULS AGENCY turn 'an. d or ui DUPLEX furnished Ideal location rent 365 3721 RasonabIe -WE SELL SUCCESS701 Commercial 373 5116 - Large °ECONDIT1OHED HOME- 3 bcOrc.,m, 1 bath, CD horns, new carpet Nice Monthly mortgage Ir' •fl 5S. .....rO ..., S.. 1SYR FHAFINANC1P4C, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3603 Orlando Drive Sanford, 373 S1CI3 "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" 372 7115 Alter HourS' 2?? (SAIl 522 1"l I - I - - Real Estate If need only take you 90 Says to be a ______________________ -. protective League 7:30 P.M.. Thursday. AprIl 5th, Sanford Civic This Is to state that my wife Jullat Ceoter Anne' (See cisplay act. Geiger will not be responsible for any debfl incurred by me, past or Wednesday's paper). preSent, 65 of March 30, 1976. • R. H. Geiger If you're In the buSIneSS of buildIng the bUsineS. . . use your STAR LINE DISTRIBUTORS needs retail Dealers & Dealer's Applicators to hendle "ViNYL ROCK" coatings In Brevard & Seminole Counties, "VINYL ROCK" is the newest and moSt fabulous sealing and waterpr'oof coating on the market today. it will bond I waterproof most any materials It i applied to. Including roof. walls, pils, boats, metal. concrete, wood, plastic, fabric, tile, fiberglass, SiOn, etc If you are interested in a Retail Dealership or as a Dealer Ap plicator call or write Rig Real Estate Broker Ji)4p4 XRIDER:Assoc. 107 W fnn'n'..r it Fhpne)7? 78.ôl, Sanford 2 Bedroom traIler, 3 lot i, $6,500. Phone days 323 7050 or 321 0069 after 6. Kish Real Estate W. Garnett White Call Bart management posItions. typewriter. Piece work rates pay 1.300 an hour or more to good typiSi. Defals arid applications at or IurthCr information call 173 455? or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 ror Lease - Commercial Building on 17 92. just South of Sanford on 17-92, Prime location. 322 979. REAL ESTATE HAVE YOU been passed over )fl because _________ __________________ of personhi reasons Realtor rather than performance? - Rentol$ __________________________ WHATEVER Tl'E REASON, we AphonecallC0ufd5tartYoUOt 7) ALCOHOL A PROBLEM and profitable career. Call 162 YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON 3713 For families or fren:1 01 probtin' -, ________________________________________________ . ='---- - Good time for you to move Into thiS attractive beauty salon Good location, low rent, good terms, CALL GEORGE WILLIS Tired of Being JuSt A Salesman? ARE YOU frustrated because you're aware that you may have to spnd at least 3 years witt your present company before they would consider you for management? 1 - Beauty Salon MAKE A DECISION - -______ _______ ak a .,.LJ —- SundQy which Is Seminole County Cour. female cat. Answers to name thouse, Sanford. Florida 32771. The "BlackIe". Last seen wearing gold personal representative of the estate color collar. Reward. Phone 372 is ELSIE M. MERO and JAMES L. $159, McWHORTER,whoseaddre'ss i$ RI. ___________________1, Box 717, Sanford. Fl. and 7307 &ki Q Lucretla Court, Sanford, Fl., . -----rr'spc'clavely, Thename ad address BUSY BEE CHILD CARE of the personal representative's 2427 Holly Avenue attornc' are set forth below. Phone 373 lSlOor 372 0710 All persons having claims or demands against the estate are ____________________________ required, WITHIN THREE MON THS FROM THE DATE OF THE Legal Notice FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE,tofile with the clerk of the Notice is hereby given that I am above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may engaged in business at Grace have. Each claim muSt b in writing Methodist Church, Woodland Drive, and must Indicate the basis for the Saniord, Seminole County. Florida clair.. the name and address of the under the fictitious name of creditor or this agent or attorney, CHILDREN'S WORKSHOP. and and the amount claimed. If thC that I intend to register said name claim isnol yet due, the date Wt,I it with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. will become due shall be stated If Seminole County, Florida in ac fhe claim Is contingent or cordance with the provisions of the unllQildated, thC nature of the un Fictitious Name Statutes, To wit certainty shall be stated. If the Section $63 09 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Gail A Steele claim is secured, the security shall be deicr.bed The claimant shall Pubtj5h March 25, April 4. 11, 15, deliver iufflcient copies of the cIa ir,i 1976 to the clerk to enable the clerk to OEX.1SJ mail one copy to each personal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE representltive EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRAIIpi'rsonsintertttedinlheeitate CUlT Ill AND FOR SEMINOLE to whom a copy Of thiS Notice of COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. rruirrg, vu I,i,rx I Murl' In Rs: The Marriap of THS FROM THE DATE OF THE FRANK VOLPI, Petitioner, FIRST PUBLICATIO4 OF THIS NOTICE, to fil, any oblections they and may have That challenges the KATHERINE VOLPI, Rnpondent. validity of the decendent's will, the NOTICE OF ACTION qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue Cl' TO: KATHERINE VOLPI Address Unknown iurlsdition of the cot,rt YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED that an action for dissolution of marriage has teen filed against you WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. and you are requIred to serve a copy Elsie M Mero of your written defenses, if any, to As Personat Representa Gary E. Massey, Esquire of Brock, live' of the Estate of Massey 6. Walden, Suite 107, 616 E. ALICt ESTELLE Mc Semorn Blvd., Altamonte Springs. WI'IOPTEQ F:orida, 37101. Petitioner's attorney, Deceased on or before May 3rd, 19/6, ar,' rile James L. McWhorter, the original with the Clerk f the a's Pecsonel Representaabove styled Court either before tive of the Estate ot service on Petitioner't attorney or' Alice Esteile McWriorler, Immediately thereafter; otherwise a Decea .ed Judgment may be entered against Attorney f or Personal you for the retief demanded In the Representative: Petition DouglaS Stenstrc'm, Es,iuire WITNESS my hand and seat Cl P.O. Box 1330, Sanford, Fl. 37771 lhis Court on the 25th day of March, Telephone: (303) 327 2171 1976. Publish: March 21, April 4, 1916 (Seal) DEX 143 Arthur If. Beckwlth. Jr _______________________________ Clerk of the Circuit Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE By: Elaine RiCharde EIOHTEEP4TH JUDICIAL CIRDeputy Clerk CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Publish, March 25. April i. it, i, COUNTY, FLORIDA. 1976 CIVIL NO. 76-IS3CA•09.E DEX.14'P FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR TGAGF ASSOCIATION. _________________ - RAYMOND WILBUR HANNAGAN. a k a RAYMOND W. HAN P4AGAPI. c ai, Defendants. NOTICEOFSUIT TO FREDERICK JOSEPH SMITH THE STATE OF FLORIDA 10 10: Address Unknown PAMELA KAY BLAIR Raymond Wilbur Hannagan,aka YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED McCown Street Raymond W. Hannagan Debra M that a Petition for the Adoption Of Flatwoods, Kentucky It))? Hannegan, Defra Hannagan. WILLIAM BRADLEY HAMES Ms YOU ARE HEREBY nolir his wife, 31)3 Zamora Way, been filed in the above styled Court that KEITH ALLEN BLAIR MS Stockton, GeorgIa 95206. andthatyOu,asttsenaturalfatherOf filedaPetit'on intheClri'.uitCourtof YOU ARE HEREBY notified that thechlld$QughttObeadOpted inthis Seminole County. Florida, for proceeding, are required to Serve 6 Dissolution of M6rriag', and you are a complaint to foreclose a mortgage copy of your written defenses, If any required to serve a copy of your encumberIng the following real property: you have, on Petitioners' attorney, writton defenses, if any, on FRANK NEWMAN 0. BROCK, ESQUIRE, C WHIGHAM,ofthefirmofSTEN , Block 0, NORTH Lot if tr L.ivvOff 4 Ces of fire-rh, MaSsey STROM, DAvtS & McINTOSH, 0ILAND0 TERRACE SECTiON 5 8. Walden, Suite 102, 616 East .Sttorney'. br petitioner, post Office of Unit I as per plat recorded in Pfat Semoran Boulevard, Altanionte Box 1330, Sanford, FIorida, 37771, ook 17, page 3), Public Records of Springs, Florida, and to file the ar,dlileth' oriçjn.sI with fhe Clerk of Seminole County, Florida. orginallhereofwiththeClerkolths the Circuit Court on or aefore the Psas bees filed against you and you Court, bolts to be done on or before 16th day of April, 1976, otherwise a are required to serve a copy of your April 3ts, 1976; olherwise a default defau' jnd ultimate luogment will ndef.s fan,, loll net VAN .o,, ,ie C1I,'vteI vd*.is ,J, .w ii or entered against you 104 Ifle relief DEN IIERG, GAY & succt, p,, demanded in IPw Petition relief deminded in the Petition, attorneys for the plaintiff, 41 Post WlTNES%r'syhandandthes.atoi WITNESS my hand and the of Office Box 783, Orlando, Florida this Court on thi5 73rd dayofMarch, licial seal of said COurt Ofi this 11th 32807, and file the original with the 'lay of March. AD, 1975 1976 Cieckoftheat.ovestyie1Courtonot )SiaIJ (Seal) before May 11th, l!16, otherwise, a Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Arthur H. Beck*ith, Jr. judgment may be entered against Clerk of tte Circuit Court Clerk of the' Ctrcv't Court you for the relief demanded in tP, By: Lillian I. Jenkins By' M,wy N. Pardon complaint. Deouly Clerk Deputy Clerk WllNESSmyhandandtpteseaiof NEWMAN 0 BROCK, ESOFRANK C. W#41(HAM. ESQUIRE said Court cc, tflr (St day r4 April, STEP4STFOM. DAVIS & Law Office's CI Brock, 17/6 & Walden MclPTOSH (Seal) Suill $02. 4)6 a1f Sernoiin Blvd. PIIj* Oflice Box im Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Sanford, FlOqid 37771 Altamonte 59(11595. FlOrida 3270$ Clerk of the Circuit Court Attornty fcc Petitionet Attorneys for Petitwner By: LIllian I. Jenkins Pt,btists; March 21, April 1, II, II, Publish: March 11. 71, 71, April 4, Deputy Clerk 1876 1976 PublIsh' Ap.'il 1, I., 15, 25. 1914 DEX1I OEX1SO DFY1! _____________ — NJoon The Daj Before PubDcction 41-4kuses . -- - - - �— - - - -- iJ : J- ff- --- J - __ 8B-EenIn Herald, Sanford, fI BEETLE BAILEY Sunday April4 17 . —. _____ __ I I / LIFE Here/Therej Mort Walker I 4 '& ____________ FTER £'4 name NE 9 t3adon ior T\_ I— I W - _.- - . 1 1 -01 — 3k \ ~i. !::-n D y V I V 1I 1 7&.-IC Sunday, April 4, 9 II 16 r r I 11;i;Inhrduon It's it day when You'll feel to those of SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. re~tless unless you havea lot to 6), so don't be afraid to t,ake on You can change things today. Even obstacles that seem in. two or three projects. surmountable will fall if tI Anicrcan 31 51,10;e'ej nation 40 Clumsy boats 43 Feminine feel y ou're if you're personal gain. Some days You 0 have to het e a Repairs 9 Demand 30 Plant part 31 Auricles / a W "..a; 11.4_: - , - '' (I : -1 I * 'I Footloose and (anc) 1r though you usually are, Y ou 21) 4~ .. a 1 1.I ~ SAG ITTARIUS (Nov. aLiec. today, things should ftu)l)'tittI happening. Your bubbling personality pumps proceedings. r r r --- .~ a I.J, i _ I ;I ~ - ~t4 1; - -I ,) - . 4 . i - : -- I _.4 I - - I I 1A.- -, ?:. I I- I - - ,.4 i --M" III i1. /! 11 OliN (Dec 22-Jan 19)Thoughothersmayt4 looking for a cozy spot in the shade to take it easy today, you .?- - =_,. . -- -- . -.X-- . 11 I __, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) work much better today when 55 Educational I Lu 1 coining them. tgin 18 Football squad 37 Squatter 38 Nautical term \\\\ \rv 14 Punting 2I-April ARIES March 4 Astam nation 22 Peace goddess 6 Senseless 24 13reek theaters 48Exude OflS 50 Apeu'ure 25 Vend 32 Testify by Art Sansom --I @H SM Mws 0 V 111 For Sunday, April 4, 1976 : 47 Genus of 27 Formerly 1 THE BORN LOSER I tAJOF$AF/t1 Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. ITfAIL!N 45 I By BERNICE BEDE OSOI ' - -1 4-3 1. G,c mt,ingpwt 18 More recent 5a Preposition 59 Rocky crag 1 9 Prince ol 60 Gal s rame Thebes 61 Clit lop of 21 Dismounted 23 Masculine DOWN I ___ , ore HOROSCO PE IIT.'uitory(ab) J _ "I t__ 4iumaflrivr 42 Doctors lab 44 Units of AI.N0a / L Answer to Previous Puzzle /t "T, 4i I - IV_ t"N I .1 - ~ I M I * I 1 19 Zo I . 21 !111~ with CAMPUS CLATTER by Lorry Lewis BIMO BURNS 32 22 THAT ON TURN TO GO TO) / \ CLASS / LITTLE RUN SLUGGER, 4D,,-- DUDE PINCHH ITS HIS DESIGNATED yOu'RE oc<v's I PINCH HITTER JIVING., TURN AT BAT — - - - - 38 1 — '-' -' 39 40 — A ___ - -__ . - - I0 . 0~4~~ ___ I ts~, , (~~~ ,, , , a - I I ~^ 0 i~ ;6 = 1)11~_ TIVI f .. ~0 I 9 . 1, I- _f . 1-1) I I ARE 't)ii SURE WATCH \'ABSOWTELY. PETUNIA I "7 SETS ARE I - lf' 1/ill) / I T— r- r . FEEL . MAN LQIO'G V8432 V 105 ,~ aadJoe's acesu't the contract. Can anyone -Hly fault Hal for going wrong? We know that we can't. 4 dk&4 i %^.~7W ~,~ Bo th vulnerable 4 WHt-ELCAAIR II - I w I \ I il I .. I I 4;t _1 - 6, q.. ,-/' ____ ,( 41 IVNAWM ~ ~- 1~~ jj - I (1i .I 1, ) I A / I _J J A TTLE 1 "\ BY HMMMM I , I—" \ NEL PDN AEC ""1 I A )' 1 ~ \ ' L' - IJ I . . i - 4 h, - - - — I " ( _________________ "I -- WOULDNOT ILIVok - '" rm su.L ~ r/ .- . ('r 14 - I the opposite se is speclall \lake portunities today. Though they may be imall ones, they could still b-. worth taking advantage Care (or duties nd respon sibtltties before turning V / WAI'llf'INAr! I ,,., \ \\ 'tb iIi HA~Vl ,l1Yi t.'., &WtCA* ROLE T he mast of your 15 MM- 5•1 -- - ,. "--- - - - _____ 2. A child's emotional state has a great bearing on his score. 3. A bad score one year can drag down a child for L. the rest of his school years 4. 10 lests ease the teacher's job of judging students. I - u --- t- ~_ ----. - - -- il0k ~ Im -!Fr - - 1-, , __ VN-Rr-~~ -. . A 1i - , , - - I 4 - - - "--V _h- . Ift- - . - If -s - X. , - - - . - M- _-_ t__~A~K;wm__. I _ v M __ - -, ~ 34 grade, inight tLSt Vff)' %k ell 0A 0 those efforts. California In L / A And of course, the sixth grade Laz , teachers like them 11 -_ j ' -- . - --_* - L. - \IassachusctLs, parent groups could go a lot high r Jumps of Hut the damage From the lo in Mass&husctts hae already - / Q) 1_~ 4 \,, '4.Y/ L - 14% =1 2 ~ ~ _ ; -. -.mT A -4 Z--W ,l I _--F::: — N-1-w __ -- ç. r Most remarkable of all, howe%er, is that eery stitch un the entire ensemble is hand sewn - finished French - I F -t %--.-In - - stitched by Ms O'Days nimble fingers burdened by the results of those Goodwill stores, are authentic Queen Anne style. 'We'vetriedtobeau thenUcineerylastdetall,"said I Ms O'Day. What the known following the local contest in Daytona Beach on Mary O'Day models repUca of IM wedding gown .n L L,i1UtS mi cleaning up by my room' Ii) IIAN 1fltO%%N All Newsleatures Writer .srry Trudeau I I A66 2 V 7 -r_--1-;-,;k~M ,..,, , . f, ,,-A. 4TtY ID 45r APO SRMT I4fY4C - . ;Is 5mi 6or GOJVG - _____ 1,? S' ' 1 7, 4. ~ - I - - __ _ how to iiia}e tin but il she is by charcoal and th.se are likely N, when ~er parents decided to 000 beauty artist.s, - 21 are in Self approval is a great asset educated and ;~Ioes not know to give off ,a lot of ste,lill that massaging her both all the make the decision for her She the United States — in the fine in the beauty s&hcme, she how to use makeup, she can can be 'I 1 r ,l in - .4 • ' C . _,.., - E_ J i ' flit sulpng is done the bath and we will peel in young girls - we become _ - She u ill not even stay in a hotel hoint they will ask me whether kimono on special occasions but several fingers over the skin 6 why 90 per cent of my busy a stiniulating massage. She nese woman - likes to wear turtleneck sweat- 17 Years ago. "My education was designed the Japanese manner. Gentle younger than her 38 years. She con now apply it to my job. I .., 7 ,;,, - - __ - ,:I. coura!es acne and pimples At I that is beginning to show fine pan - - _~ ~~-t - 1~- -- I,- __ - . VM_~ _ Yr~ .~_~--jq~-!,~____ 1-:7-,_ . flawless completion At the if a can look high class If the knows r,2" _f~l __ i!i_l -M _Z~ -I - - -_ . - li ,- = - i --- _ - - .' makeup if site knows how," where she is often asked how Japanese women manage to Bathing is a great tonic for ke'p so young looking. She - their skins. In Japan many being women." All their cereold wood tubs that are heated _N ____ as the bath brings moisture to "to the time they take to enjoy 'We tell them that even sign ed for rela x a t ion. - _. __ - --... Chako USeS lace mask e1ery help freshen their complexions appearance may be attributed before they graduate. . f A thoroughly mo,dern Japa- Training with Shiscido, the cos- the art of gentle massage of the visit high school students in Ja. young girl!~ she advises. It can th.inks their PoLse and youthfo" metics company that hired hr face by showing how to rotate I will be taking a bath." eV ~ I Al- 18 a girl can begin to use soft moment she is in New York Japanese gir ls are (rained early in the art of beauty, she "We try to teach customers contends,and the bcautyartlsu she wears her that doesn't have bathtubs - thrust is aimed toward touting makeup for teen agers In the Her patents did not want her l'he message is that beauty is actions md proper rnaktup lasts (or about 30 minutes. Old we eat the orange ior refresh- and afer getting a job, told them. She is now Director of ann middle-age women or inent." world as she travels in her job. friends. As soon as I get back - In fact, Chako carries her ownwashcloth - alengnarrow -eling -/ makeup, Lady liP" fInement It Japanime woman's look of se. first and removed before we get orange and discard the peel in to work, "but I was a little more than skin deep, she ininto the bath. The bath itself the tub for a deIiciou scent as sneaky about it," she confesses, sists. renity, '' ' - that m4iy contribute to the plained - 1' I I tea ceremony, flower arrang. is all useful when the girls con- the air of serelnit% that results United States they start too week and does a f ga. should be a ritual of relaxation. cloft "And our baths are always ing, Japanese cooking and gm] duct ceremonies at stores that irom relaxing therapy such as soon. At 13 some are using with cream every night, she Japar timny people take -In Wma of Tokyo, who was exare introducing the inakeup." the bath. mas.save. . . heavv . . en. said, in exolitinimp her nwn plaining sonte of the facters community Wths." she ex. fragrant WP mqy get thirsty in manne.,& .. Foundation, which . -delicate I ; A&&JV 7w, rAm. /4t44P' 7 ,. , '4 V.- holds it behind hcr aeck, pulling had siinpl refused to marry at ha'e tr4uned the company s 10, lines That suggestion comes front though, like the shower It Americans use such tiny wash- ,,., . :4 I e Curbs Inner Tensions Better Than Pills and learning the fine arts of the \,CLJ1c4 * . 4 - - T. thc daily bath instead of pills. .-Jiuuld I" W a burry-up thing, way. She can't Lifi&-rstand ;;toy was attcrid"Ing a ;inist-Ang ichool art r,f thc tc:: =cmony, proper points out, and their beauty look cheap. We don't advise W.Z'OW'T ' j*jjy' Lft Cly All my V \ y . I I ,rs when the bath co-Ad itacross her shoulders and then 'lo curb inner tensions, try help them relax," she says "It M40, It' American friends prefer quick S ,i M F , - !N74 . _,C-4,_,,1, - .k:. "~', , P • lbe fresh garden flowers which adorned the original I . . I-- : --C.. __-f-r,.~J-,~_Ia;,~__ __ - _- F a anese 4 4. f-lt4 C-r_ if - seams, cathedral length ved - everything has been - that child is viewed by the at . '.:-- period pantaloons worn under the gown. teach "do%m" to the child. ne Dai y ff The some delicate crochet work trims the long muslin headpiece hae been replaced with silk flowers, but Ms ODay'sshoes,dLscoveredafterweeksofhuntingtj'rough make money front them , 4001~_ ~-. -_ - - i -. ., 2,-~ L!" kv ___7_, ~ -~- - ~ Y, ly, .f. coven-d buttons down the back were hand-crocheted by Ru Ga s, another Sanford Junior. than a crutch for eak teachers - and a crippler for those the test ls'ien in say the fifth _ - J_ The tamles Virtiming the dainty puff sleeyes each always looks first to hos the child Is treated in school, how realize the same thing -_~ - hemline legislature is also taking up the c4ipablc of comprehending ad vanced material begi ns to came debate complished -~ - -- M'r slipper satin with puffs of "old fashioned, has-to-be. ironed" orgam in the sleeves and ruffle3 around the skirt IV IQ test is nothing more ien fulfilling prophecy is ac- thein because the publishers psychologists and publishers _& , tookaspoolofbuttonholetwisttomake Theloopsiorthe - I -. -- -W- . - . - ,,,,~ 4Z~~- - 4T I ' pcactical for a wedding, than this gown The elegant creation is fashioned out of pure white cwse of a misbehaving child. he \ % 1 . psychiatrist hoLrs analyzing a child's test.s reaonsfordoing away withlQ child begins to do less well, teachers because the teacher expects Parents are realizing this Who then, likes IQ tests' tests The publishe's of IQ tests like It's about time the teachers, First, they arc unreliable ,\ him to do less well The self ' . having to spend hours and done The filth grade teacher Fritz Redlis presented with a bchaior patterns - think we qualify in all categories-except moat state-wide. In California. the convinced that the child is in- There are several good I %% orld-renowTied -= —i; — - .. - . -4 - the teachers chalk it up to his bet ause it gives them art easy because he is bored still Vihen ____ N4 - ~~ ~t: - --*- cdding gown was just the thing" The contest also gibes points for the best perind ~ ~_~ are seeking to ban the use of IQ 10, 15, even 20 points are not low IQ rather than to the fact standard by which they can that the child is disruptive classify a student, easier thin tests Some local schoo l boards that unusual _______ ilegant, best accessorized, best over-all and moat -- - P _____ _- I irt of UAng," Ms. O'Day explained. " c test, On points for the most oetighial, and we 11mot t1iis "We - differentiating between those hard with a 'dull" child' IT fl. I' I -- , I I w _ cesifuliv resolved a couple of When the child enters high two categories of students. Some lisychologists like theill and In vears inter, the test scores school and becomes disruptive, arxiareseekingtobanthetests t - .T . i - — i - .. L_ After long hours of research in the Seminole Com. munity College Library, reading up on the styles and M ~ ~._ - - -4 z 'F . orthrr'e years later. The reason teac her, 'ooking at those test because it makes the job of scorts a) %U Has the filth grade for this is that a child judging which student is and publishers bitterly resent problems which are suc - ________________________ ~ - *-:!1-_ -- .___- .. - And so the labor of love began ____ - .. :.-. banned the tests on their own scores will have already been ' _14w_-_ [. "I ~ I t~illiiiii ._ I - - i I ' ' .,,,_.. ,.11"~ -_ - _ '~-': ----- ~_ -- - wedding gown and accessories out of the IM was heard by the other nine clubs, they agreed she should represent District 7. ~_ ----.- - .,A ~:_ B assume some responsibility for eniotionial state has a lot to do teacher's remarks, continues to bright and which is dull a lot what is happening to their with how well he or she scores. teach the child in the same easier. Without thos tests the teacher would have to put in a children in the schoal - and If the child in the fif th grade is manner. After all what in some teachers, psychologists having some problems at home, centive does she have to work great deal more time and effort A LJIII.' \ , / . _ - member When Ms 0 Day's proposal to recreate a a - . ~__ - A .. ~ 1 _:_ - -_ - - i -- - ~il it - 1 IQ tests are unreliable . ______ - — - .....- I _ -- 1 - . .,V_ The contest, spoin,scred by the FWrW& FederaUon of j' - I / &W6 tX4V, aww SOU-5 I i56~~ . ---!D-- -_-44iL~ _6. - Woman'sCLubt(FFWCh will lead tothe selection ofa district wlimer, then a state winner This Florida representative will compete In the national coeturne %t :" - ______ Locket Lorgnette Lute - ~~ - ' -, . 1 ) 15 ____ _____ - ' J4 .-- -.. L \ _ r,ut of t1e pages of history Mary O'Day steps when she models the 192( wedding isemble which 10 local Junior Woman', Clubs wi1l be ,mitering in an up. _- . - 1 NF_~, 1_-4_. - ______ - __ - , - AMIA EWN /IJTKi'A F*Z 1'/ W1 01 WAO t5~w ?Ww - May Capture Prize . __ 0~ _ Ho-,;- iever, they won't mean ambitions. You'll find they can MI" OWM K Auzer~~_"Z_~~-7~~ t6_.M_,_ - I T i ____________________ - - The herald Services Partnts are t*tnning to 1' A C 0 1 I - -- 1 ____ i R D I I. i 041 - 'r 0WOAS - ~___ -_ - — - - edding Ensemble 800 s 6_ 30ffffim ~__ -- _______ -- YOUR B!RTHDAY frivolous. Make this a April 5, 1976 productive day. This coming year is a good LIBRA (Sept. 23-oct. 23) time to add to your store of, Your decisions today are likely knowledge subjects that can 64 __________________________ __________________________ ________________________ M2I!)'fJT ________ ____ - -- : °' DOONESBURY by T. K. Ryan ' 1" ________ "The school doctor sain niy nerves are shot! I gotta give tip ________________________________ / R.achel Lee, who stop by the office to help add:ress ,. ____ pealing today, so ho on guard friendly toward you today. L_________________________________________________ 1i'-'i' HA' president; Connie Fox, recording secretary; Helen LEO I Ju!y 23-Aug. 22) Don't that You don't take financial I To - , I I 1 E P lobster Light ~ AMA*Aff - Then there are volunteers like Viola Brock and . 't League Lectern Lemur - FI.I NT 10 START A Fi R $ IAAVIO I 17AW09 ,~1) keeps in tourch with his former work colleagues. ________ , P4 EAlIING op `-*41 / I 4. TUMBLEWEEDS another Chase employe, Delbert Abney. So Laing gets to do useful ACS volun teer work, and at the same time unit: Irene Brown, president; Edith McNeil, vice . teers are needed than ever, accordLig to bli rorm is er iiThc real k.y tto a successful crusade knocker" -the hardest job ot all,";zys M,rs. Brown. During the coming week, ..'.~., -"s rolu iv knoc" on doors throughout Seminole County -and Indeed, throughout the world. "The fact that each door knocker distributes llfe.eavthg Literature in addition to soliciting dixiaticms adds a real meaning to each volunteer's efforts," comments Mrs. Brown. It abo adds an Important reason why each citizen sho uld open his door to Cancer Crusade volunteers. And her door -because this year, more than ever, the ACS is directiq Its drive at women. Scene years ago, the Society set itself a worthy goal for the I Continued On Page 2-C i --;- Instructions Hidden words below appear forward back ward, up, down or diagonally Find each and box it n TELL YOU It Chase and Co., was roped in to cancer society worn by -- R £ DSH0E S V I L H U E L S 0N 40 - ~- should be going full steam HODGE PODGE "L" M 0 the Chase and Company Building, which houses the local Cancer Society clflce, will wind Its way througri Sanford, marking the start of the ASC's 1976 Crusade, _____ CANCER (June 21-July 22) If you don't keep your goals in mmdat all tiznestoday,you're You may find things of a li kely to slark.oIf when you speculative nat ure very ap- H 0NALIER L N AIBSNLCI0 I' ' I S H L GI X N G I Y G I 0 G N i v BR0BINEDN0DHL R r VdP \ iol3 L M - MIlEpw 7- X 0 L- I i '- work in t.he society's office. Laing, a retiree from an Althoughfriendswill treatyou CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan helpfully today, you shouldn't 19) You have a tendency today request favors from them for to add mori' frills to yotJ things you can easily do handiworkthanmaybeneeded. Don't let creativeness exceed yourself. ESE - FRANK AND ERNEST / flapping of bianners. A parade, starting at 10 a.m. at i i by Bob Thoves sJ\ ives envelopes, make up dressings and other useful taskswhlchalwaysabound. During the current cancer ausade, more volun- .9.- // 0 __ / III from the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Sanford. Roby Laing is anothe r faithful volunteer, who puts in four or five hours a week doing general office them too much. Be gentle, but R E U J A C 0 B P E X L V iJ E N T H S / . I 1 Many of the volunteers In the Seminole County Unit, ACS, will be seen Monday morning downtown Sanford, amid the honking of antique auto horns and Itiding in the parade will be officers in tt* Ilocal Be careful today that you don't 21) in dealing with youngsters spendmorethayoutaku'in.lt today, you won't get your would be wise to salt away your iness.age across if YOU pamper ! . •\ 't _____ • I I I e Parade SAGI[TTARIUS I Nov. M-Dec. TAURUS (April 10-May 20) , r ____ 1 1 ( Sklando and even further afield for treatment over the past seven years; his wife, confined to a wl~ecichair, does her bit by sewing cancer pads with volunteers settle for half measures. p_/.% 110 _______ _____ ______ 'I By I.EW KKII - YA, THINGS MCQE! V ~ '1% Hes partly with medical researchers. but ft also depends on the efforts of cancer society volunteers to relay life-eaving idormiation to the general populace. 1 . f envelope.% are enclosed. The most interesting questions will be used in This column and will receive coPies of FIN D' I I I J%J I I . REALLY.SVENSON. VC)U CAN 00 BETTER TKAN THIS ... LOO( T ThAT BANISTER I CEEK R 4 - Ad"11 11111, I " by Bob Montana I I (Do you have a question for the experts7 Writo "Ask the Jacobys" care of this newspaper The Jacobys will It was obvious to Jo from the bidding that her partner // ARCHIE i notrump bib as Blackwood. the great Hal Simi. T -- rJ L-. li~ i f* \\I Make things easy for her partner. At the same time, she would take unusual action when it seemed necessary and the results were apt to be very Here is a hand she defended - r' osgrea ireng as her maklngthisbidwitl'anew soundness and her ability to partner. He may lay all fou r Verm.er A- .. - ~~4~i !.~:-~L,`.-~, - -; ,- 1k z~,%LL_-it WHAT TO DO NJIEXT/ ) _ IC%] j is r. or just hae slain interest aid ant . YOUR H0551w,' GRAWC)PA notrumpis Josephine Culbertson was our partner to go un if he has the outztanding woman player a maximum two notrump. by Al FOLKS SHOULD HAVE A H055~Yl ng to four -w\ '(X".'- _____ r.ir PRISCILLA'a NNW - __ -_ ~____ A ;1 WRILl , _____ An Idaho reader asks it a Iwo raise of 0P1 Ii, Pass , Pass 2C Pass 3V Pais 3 NT Pals r i, 11 could result. -d low and Ely's queen play- *96 ' ' I Cfl spades. ace for the second time. Hal -, ( anything. She decided on the desperation lead of th e four of trumps and went after clubs. Jo was in with her ace and ___ t-% - To Save SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ical and wrWb!e where Normally when you undertake ' i;i cerned today. It you let your a Project you see it through, bgt heart rule yo ur head a problem today you might be tempted to The American Camer Society (ACS) is Vying to end cancer Ln your lifetime Achievement of this goal Kelly, corrspondlng secretary; Delbert Atney, treasurerandGibEdmonds,crusadeco.chairrnan. Also participating will be local ACS volunteers. People like Jesse and Wilhelmina Miller of Paola Jesehasbe.wi1 .. trpatientsto Winter Park BYJEANPATTESON about them Get going 'n - Wounen'sNewsDirector Be with his 10 He led the 10 of trumps Sims won, drew AST I LAS1WEE'. SCLDA BOTTLE TO I *KQ94 *.54 Chic Young ______________________________________________ WELL. c (' 4E' ''\ 1I DRAG RACING T '( HAPPENED' ) BLONDIE TONG ''LJI _________ tItIFS (March 2' A 1 il - 1976 ' ;I f I - . l '' j -'-.- - my and East wun the trick ~ ____________ - ( 11111, NORTH (D -r . - .1 ,% ( , 1.t) ad r'\ "—'' — - T , yourFrequentru.o offing for %- r.0 tbir cornina year . Y. 23) If Your jaunts may not be long, I.IBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. you ha v e faith in yourself today, it'll be obvious to others pleasur e and profit. BRIDGE AT N - — If - .. A 6k I Riding high on a 02$ Ford T Roater, 112$ Essex atxl 1)40 BuIck are members of the Seminole CoyUnIt,AmeilcanCerSodeywhowWbeoeparadefn8anford,Moixtay ' I I - - *K r, )bi MAKE YOU z -. ( & THIS'IVU --- I 8 -' ,, - L. /!JIi SALE J WIN WILL ' — -. 0 For Monday , "P ___________________ __________ - - PIS( Is (Feb,20-March 20 It Q~-_ -4 XI "I I People who think flIUTOWiY Pal Family-oriented pleasures around with tho.se who have a dear to your heart today. It-s broad perspective. You'll be fine to have friends around, but keep the action on the home much happier. court. %IIUO (AUi.r.Ptde or YOURI3IRTIIDY You're likely to be a 51 r 162 I . 3 by Stoffel & Heimdoht _______________________ THESE — r 13 I I j - . I ~ . III ,_ I - BUGS BUNNY I — — — — — 45 I \ A& - 44 43 - 4) - — 42 - Today You will be in a very gregarious mood. If you can't with ttR1 won't be content 34 35 - THERE' S ROCKY, OUR HOij ., - :7, ~~ . 11, 023 33 AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) long time would deeply appreciate hearing from you today. if you can'l visit, at least I :* ______ -. - - �1 — ng erald, Sanford, Ft. _ Sunday, Apr04. ________________ March Marketbasket Report - ~111*tt: ,.-I rA -n - ____ . .; .. I NF-1: T114 4f-.1.7. t . . I M01 I 1 111 1 emin 2 Fig "WWWMAJIMEW T,14-- 00 - _1/ OOOT _!J .1 %_ ~' Lk I ~ .~ I - I.,.; "~,* I , I~ . Are Florida's Best 1 (71j i I I Seminole grocer) stores sported lower Florida cities during March \ I - WI II — Sanfo on night. rd,After dinner, music was pro vi ded by d anci ng. -, i. 1 J cents. I - - - ,_~,!-~!.1- ~L-~~ - j~;-~g:_j =44--, , _474 A-T31 I - -- of embrolicry I own is the Seminole, where prices averaged 33 cents. The most miniature bellpull in which I expensive orange juice was found in Miami and Pen- keep my costume jewelry. % '1%ough it's been a long time 'I') i:* .. / ,, • A . ~I ,--!:-r-:: ,,---,-- ~ ~-__i'4 3 ~`t -`_, _t-] - - again i I I Wl _ - that compassion and ii I —! V a- a - I - - make a list of the Nngs you'd awarded prizes monochromatic one lie I told two years ago husband about a from the chaplain on the base phonecail Whenhewalked into Go Your Army man is mar- ever since '' eye for an eye and a too Said that because I WL' ching to the urong drum. I lease, she cries and begs me not to go. It just tears me apart. me. Some of my friends are dnorced, and they neser see downtnnortnalsjze oursex life iust a matter of putting them CHICAGO my mind to it and I lost 58 out of your mind and that if I really loved 11sa, I would be a iie be41-r to fat .::ft : : : . . . ~1 at both The contest is open to Seminole County teenagers in grades seven through 12. To be eligible for cwth prizes, the garment entered must be modeled at a fashion show to be of Sanford on May 2 at 2 p.rp. _V_ . , W poration, Taster's Choice poration, 'LlImPles arul coupons from some Of thoese national sponsors will ,also be lnclWM in the free gift bag which each person where the c Amo ng the church friends and neighbors sharing this rare fete with the guest of honor were Marguerite Paul Edna DaM -'-___-- Sadie Allen, Mabel Lowe, Afleen Chapman, Grace Hudson, Georgia Chorpening, Clifton Chorpening, Delia C. Smith, 1,ois ~, . scheme — pale Taylor Besab HutchLcon and Rev. Leo King — r- The daughter of a physician, Mrs. WWlaw was born March even with her-his name "an , 30, 1873, at Rome, N Y. The manuly later moved to a farm in Iowa t i background against which homesteaded to Florida (Bronson) in 1u7. Mrs. Wfifiams on it. It's by no means a For jewels would sparkle. Women Only gift. An even graduated from Holbrook Normal University (OWo) in 1893 and A new Illustrated leaflet on Pursued a school teaching auver when ti mes were extremely Rargello IS Mflable FREE- smaIler Jewel-keep can be For yours, urite to Elsa desi g ned nd geometric to hold a man's She met her husband, Augustus N. WHII-alm, also a teacher, at Central Station, New York, cuffl nks and lie tacks. Nwiston, and the couple was rnarfled by her her a teen ager with pierced Evervone has a problem, What's j -.'-- 1 - k-- ' I ~ - ABBY: Box No. 6170C. L.A., Calif, slamped, self. addrnstd onvoiope, pitim. ~ i ~* ,. r Following her hutband's death in 1940, she lived in Jackso. Cancer Bicentennial rusade -r Star t ' A I• • I Would it be more humane to lisa if Ijust walked out of her a Fap test by the md of 1976 - 7' : t1 _______ 1 i - - n lis h 7ir . 'I - • I .1. '%1 _ - - Easter ii.. • .a popcorn very I Do I D o N o office desks, lockers, safes — ----= _-7- surance law,er will be needed for deeds, disposition of stocks, hasty decision about life in. any income, which appear to have lapsed as no will, etc. offers these suggestions to help ease some they may still be in force. Guests will learn about the free classes available in Will You Be Next? English for Speakers of Other There are about 55 million Languages. 77wre will be a Americans living right now who slide presentation anda tour of t1r e expected to develop InCer c'-- -' ~=._ IL time to think out your situation, Contact your husband's carefully projecting your short- Your insurance agent will employer to inquire about and long- term needs, before -: - - ___ researchers will be a vailable as follows Monday evening, April 5 For C ), . I I* . ~-, .. .&. - 010 ji / , f. find cancer cures . merican U I1 I I t - er '7 --- ill'k ii bu ing I -a- Mrr, Caroline Williams ob. serves 103 rd birthday. i llerald Photo by Doris Dietr - - r-M_ s suit a it The c Para de 1t J I Instead of a traditional wedding gown, if you're I ,a o y plannln' a small -) This March, 162 local w,xnen took advantBge of the dernoptrdt 3od preparation and - I give specia l 4, : Home Economist I I Q "America * n Homemaker ~ Soft dresses In lady like shaping Friday fluicland fullof feminine Evening "t Beginning At 1:00 P.M. Come, • • • ,oin in on th e one lust t. you. I ufl! ; fl I I IN W ( AW Wilt t I -i... Ql - -4 ., L ill, ' ocal . - 7 4 I - i ., '''. T. t -' - 1-, ._.. - '_ ; _. __ ~' L , , ~~T,lav _ K .1s"%4 I A_ r-A ,~-_~;4~zuvi-v~- - - -<, II . ."V : - - __ - __ k*—Zjr,;~;:~—~kg~~diwc_42_ -, : A ri- _RR lit 4-1 ., n * Other Exciting Door Prizes L I '#-.••. 4 ,7eTP_, ~ 1-- "aY1T7-1 -VXAXII -. k WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED FROM THE STAGE * Dramatic Displays ¼ - :' - * 1600 "Gift Bags" Will be Given Away -, PIr -_ 4 - - ' - * 12 Bags of Groceries Given Away At Each Show I t?$' I - . T -4 ' T . TERRARIUMS - POTTED PLANTS I . - ~P,T,i,-*a. _~ -4% - \ Spring & Summer Fashions Show . 11 - - 4. _i:~ N:_2 Preparation Demonstrations by Miss Ernst 7 0, I . . R x .P A 'i .I *-, LLL— , k~ Fresh Flowersor Artificial We will bt pleased to doilga rll ~ 2 - ~W* -.4;,. -%,.~n_,V,~-N4 If #1 I - I -I - I-ii IN. ~ 711jlj% ;-i_-;. % - I .., 1,1~-',.' . e-_ 1,',;.,. , ,;t I juniors, Misses I - ' . _- a Saturday Afternoon Beginning At 7:00 P.M. and You can accessorize all in one stop at Roiay. , a crepe de chine ankle length FOR EVERY DECOR . I -~, , - j 4. rl"r"i e. fresh and T :t I . ill . ~-, 1. _tz,t - 1 - ._;?`-.1 -1.1 1.~ ',- — , ,- , r / ' a' ' ' - make dressing up at i I 1' rl ' - .•, " ADMISSION FREE I I - 76" I . . a , - - - - Doors open one hour before showtime, . , .. I - A i._ ; - ::i - .v_b - - ---. - .. I sizes tar' "Ov , 'p' .' - Up \ \ ")& 11~1 11, I R SCIC LD - __ I * Food i iivi :--- AE~ i .-.JiI Plus much, much more! uakk Q4IJ informal - " . 14 7 IN YOUR - ~_ ~- --~ _-___ ...., ~ bristle WE WANT TO blend slth yow- finger , and you're invitecit n L .-*. r _ . ~.. -~_ ., q round faces. IA)ng faces look with different manafacturers, well in vertically deep frames slightly, but enough to warrant and square faces are flatterea' pre-trial. In square or triangular frames. . tAc_ - - 'V AriI 23 & 24 -J' A I; ) Always try on a bra before '- F - -A =_ -i~ ;---_--_j_-_-~ ' dollai savings budget tips . , M'mke sure yiu blend blusher wellori your skin For powder blusheis use a natural ich) The county unit also n, ese wrvivu% include loaf,, of equipincilt (txAs, Participates In the field of t(lucation, Under the chairmanshi p of cc o e Cancer Saeenuig Unit which made a wheelchairs, commodes, Mn. Shirley walkers) , gifts nearof equip- hluaman, educational services to three-day stop in the County and was manned by ment; transportation by volunteers to by treat. ft year, and to youth is up about 30 per cent over Wt volunteer doctors, MMM and other interested cituens. ment centers and transportation e The mobile unit,Oft Of two In the state, WW probably treatment cente further 'Ield, St. ju 3 return later in the mvnffwr. With her husband, I)r. Go Memphis, Tenn. nzalo Huaman, she conducted an education The local AC unit's crusade goal for 1976 Li Cancer patients have also been supplied with program for Spanish. speaking rsdons March 2o at the Seventh $19,000. According to Mrs. Brown, there b no doubt dreaal[W made. by volunteer sewLag g Day Ad. that the donation of office space by Chase and Co wlthexpensesforcalcermi.dications, City. More than 200 persons and some base att ded contributed to the crus.ade's marked success laitt vpar been assisted with exm.nses for room and board. — 118,500 was coBected. compared with $4,OM In iM. Service chairman cowdinating Such programs are available to any time activities is Mrs. County group by contacting Mrs. 1hiamaj Lucy Hopson. or the I 7be office has attracW many new volunteers, is 110 charge for educational Programs, nor for any Aald him. Brown, mw has giv,. .n the urd a headquar. Ile local unit also has an active rehabilitat ' r1n Other Stervict given by the toRvery visi ts have been s fromwtilchtoCOOrdinhIteitsfUndr1ngac+JviUes .,va, frame Oval - .# - IF your ace 4.'. 4 -_ , L ------. _M ~ __ - - - - - _- - __.. ~_ ___ ~__;_ _ ou,111,1110 "A spot cancer in its earl' treatable stares .& .P y -~ . - FI them in Before buying eyeglass frames, consider the shape Of --_ ____ Come see Charlene Ernst, national home economist I edges provide stability and a t more securit f rom pi-rcing. ~__ I - ~ It at the Evening help . if the family package is used, fees are $15 for the first family member.$10 for the second and $5 for each additional member k ___ - _ M:M~________ F7 ___~ __ W~__4~~ - Something Good Up the clawooms and language during their lifetimes Your For the next term i --- . -, ~___ - I- And finally, remember that a . - ------__ — creased need for cash, and official-looking papers, bonds and savings accounts, surance proceeds 6 neither usually an immediate loss of especially insurance policies assistance if your hushand left necessary nor advisable. Take Volotta given an opportunity to register year's Crusade will If 1. rabbit Use plaid ribbon for tie. responsibility to deal with lab. Refreshments will follow contribution to the American periods without wearing • .ai-rtngs The holes may close - " _. - -_7"!-, ~ : I ~. -_,,:~ -, 7__, T_,_N~ !~-_ ___ ----;-:----------.------------I 1A- - V 1~ - f__ - college. k Once .ou've had sour ears hirtaist or i riuz', caf tan in pierced,' don't go for long embroidered in white , - envelope E g Attend SCC X::;~; aph Very much aware of her awroundings, Mrs. to has. Abigail Van Buren, I" Lasky Dr.. spent a lifetime dedicated to mankind and her first love has been people. She was three years old when the country celebrated its W,bwkie, "How to wrift Letters for All Occasion%.- pleas* ltKIDSgs Centennial, and during the past 100 years ha lived Uwwgh ong, tell-Wdr"Std, stamped (20 struggles of early pioneer days on to the space age and cen t) ________________ - I mercantile business where he was also postmaster. Mrs Williams opened a bakery and later a photog y stuttlo Her other two daughters are Mrs. If. 11. Harris of Jac ri,. vWe, where she lives part time, and Mrs. W. J. Baylem of Miami -, ,;,& Form small balls for paws and toil press to body which are two-fold: an In- documents. Do not discard Events will include men's doubles; tuinejm s duubks and ed doubles. Winners and All pr, , Kvc%ds go toward the . 1, , * , Orunners-up will be awarded Arnerican Cancer Society, ~ trophies or gifts, Awards will be Seminole County Urlit'i 1976 .. prese nted Ma, i. (rusade. ii vours?Forapersonalr,piy wrileto d sauce is th.ick, stirring con. stantly. Add pickle. Serve hot over P4nma Spencer's Tennis Club 7 . ~;, - ji~o en en.ered the ministry whereshe was active in cr%ric, church and community affairs. he be held the weekends of Apri' either Mrs McNeill or Conni e 30, May 1 and 2, and May 7, 8 Fox and 9 accordi 'tottournament ur , i". P 1 - O.' , - T - - Fenn ears in shape of oblong 3" by I" by I"; press to body. Use small spice drops for C)€S nose Cut semi-circle for popeornlntocan.Allowtosthnd mouth . ,a The Annual American CanLvr 71w deadline for entries is For persons unable to un. and help support educational Society Tennis Tournament will April , and should be made to drrctand English interpreters programs that teach mys to - --' , Directions for shaping: BODY — use an empty 15 oz. c3n. R,?mo%-e top and bottom and grease well Pack coated For five minutes. \#-j" ,, emotional period immediately pressing financial problems etc., to locate all important such matters as rccording Your 4 -. .•., : .. _________________________________________ •' FForm large ball (or head, 1. : During the confusing and About 2' hours before ser- Ann al ., thorougnly coated I .package 110 oLl cor(ling to Fed Volotta, CNA -- • • until popcorn is spoons the program, and guests will be Cancer Society during this I - .' . We're Cook Cancer . / confectioners sugar questions a widow asks," ac - - .c-'. 1. ______ .' - menu add a molded fruit gelatin an Internal temperature of 140 of the problems: explain benefits and the many group life insurance, pension selecting a setflement option. Seminole Community College French, German, Spanish ~salad, buttered asparagus, degrees F. as registered on a Ask the funeral director to settlement options available to funds and any other available will hold a series of open houses I Polish, muffins and parfaits of sherbet meat t hermometer. To make o3ovaan, obtain multiple copies of the OU for people from other countries u i r benefits Also, contact any Ia and cruislied macaroons. Both sauce, blend together mustard, death certificate which you will If a Iwho want to improve your husband was covered organizations to which your .1 Ia I ugoS,v,an, Tuesday evening. salad the dessert can be flour ' sugar in . top need for insurance claims Security. t.here is a husband belonged such as April 6 — Spanish; Wednesday made the day before the of a double boiler. Gradually English. lump-sum payment available, unions, service organizations, Guests are invited to come evening, April 7 — Vietnamese, legal transactions. brunch. stir in bouillon d --- Cook over hot water, stirring any one of four evenings: April Chinese; Thursday evening, 11AM1 WMI MUSTARD is 5, 6, 7 or 8. April 8 — Spanish. DILL PICKLE SAUCE constantly, until mixture 0 Ile program will begin at 7 For more information, call 4 pound canned Swift Presmooth and begins to thicken. p.m. in Building 42 on the Adult Semirole Community College. Ifig ralam Hostess [lam IL-mo%v from hot water and Education Campus at the I teaspoon prepared mus. slowly blend in egg yolks. .ftar~ _ --- ( 1969. dill pickle heating, the sauce can be oven I hour. Turn ham over and . A -At - - , iWF;__ :.. . 1 . -What do I do Aw?" Insurance's (hrector of life following her husband's death, Search in safety deposit in addition to other benefits, but business associations, etc., as -This is one of the first insurance marketing. it becomes the widow's boxes, briefcases, home and they must be applied for. many provide group life in- ___ the occasion commemorated Mrs. Wifiiarriso IMM birthday at a celebration at the Holly Avenue home of a daughter MisE bealen I tablespoon chopped 4 teaspoon salt I tablespoon flour teaspoon sugar , ' ; _________ Coffee and Saladmaster Cor- F popped corn in a large con- i prepared. To complete the continue heating IL4 hours or to Nestea Instant Tea flirnker i ri • n.am wF• - cups ;i__ j 7 __7_ P uncovered over low heat until Remove from can, pack bubbly and marshmallows are coated popcorn around bottom Answers For WWhat dows tablespoon wine vinegar only needs to be heated shallow open pan. Add through. While the ham is water. heat in 3 degree F. vertised products make Us possible including Blue Bonnet Altho ugh the cake was crowned wi th only .a served, as it Is fully cooked and ving, place ham on rack in well-known nationally ad: i ---;A At .k ,- -- * - Winer. St!r &nd toss with 2 iarge press to body. treat-, the one used here cooked 2 teaspoons vanilla 2 egg yolks, slightly made company special There's certainly no remon In cooperation with the why you can 't make pillows or Herald a nd local merchants . and naki. an Laster cn chicken bouillon cup 1 her Easter brunch. It's a $.avorite flavor combination IN A when a ham In a round can Is green embroidery on deep wflllearntoacceptthefactlhat Guests will be delighted when the hostess series ham with mustard dill pickle sauce for details for this area wide event, E.W, 0 . .;. ., ~ , melted. Pour syrup over to form haunches. in a jiff) as it popped in its own Pr pare popcorn according to aluminum pan. fhms attractive package directions. Combine -rabbit sports gumdrop eyes and remaining ingredients. took "little nothing" chains could be Dear S.R.L, Dear Elsa, , .. for just plain good eating. Easy is the preparation key sests, belts bags and many * \ pictures, ideas, and more fastened to one of the lower family. Here's an opportunity POPC CORN RABBIT to get the family together for a 3 packages popcorn pre-Eas!er party. Pop some 1'.. cups light corn syrup . - --'.; Easter probably signifies joy nose anda pink plaid tie. Easter the whole Is. . . a popping good time, _. - Mu. Avenel or ::: :::: e Easter Ham Brunch Treat r Guests shows, spring break, to do so when they return Rabbit - - should be returned to eithtr of time women, by the new P . ,, . - th e short vacation. Entry forms may be obtained from ii.' I % I DEAR ABBY: Iam23 years old, divorced and the father of a I Continued From Page I-C) throughout the county. Eighty patienUi have received be made unless the request coma beautiftil 2-year-old daughter. from the patient0s miles Bicentennial Year: Its aim Ls to get every woman to get service since LM first of this year, compared with 47 doctor." Every week I drive 650 g ight.) lie said when I got their kids. 71hey say that it's violenve. And I'm not about tell a %irman mho bas suffered Nei once, li:~ said I was stilt tw) from For A Popping Good Time Ham with Mustard Dill Pickle Sauce Li tast y Easter brunch treat. (Iet)ratirtn for table mantle or P1 . - it bank during the : : : : :I. , : : : ., , ` : : . ::: I ir students who were unable to get their entry forms Into the 11 now and a collection of those A faint but self-confident smile appeared on the face of Mrs CarolineWilli before she blew out th e candles on her birthday coke Tuesday. Her b thday wish was God-3 blessings to all. to keep in it Fo'- ins.a"ce, I - By DORLS DIETRICH Herald Ct"espondent WR keep for yourself, I suggest you %~Iiat should I do? My husband you come and go. She will also is a regular Army man. realize that you love her. If you flts.i?fltn'ri suuueniy .J . uisappear f orever, bby D E A R U N i. 0 V E D: she'fl assume you've deserted k I her. Continue seeing Llso whenever possible and try to L__ I%o years ago. Anny build a good father-daugliter __ I )On told re l a ti onship. families can get free counseling 111> marriage To years a paying for 1 A , s n t. which will include recipes, 4T - If you'd like to design a Jewel- 32 to see he - ima~~t r- -_,. Sanford, has been extended from April 2 to Aprd 9. Mrs. Edith Avenel, coordinator of the annual contest, as being extended e .I.. — :: , - receives. think it's fair to be punished for with your friends. In time 11sa After all, the Bible says "An the hands of 1 . " -~ v including bags of groceries. When I shop for neediepoin lal merchants are making . canvas, I sometimes see pat- plans also for their terned canvas, usually in tan volvernent. Watch for the April Mrs. Williams Marks Her 103rd Birthday . ShouIdn'tAnotherChance Shortly after that, our sex life derstanding ym are supposed stopped altogether. He said, to [lave, I'd have told the girl to grab a "You've got about us much sex chair and hit the guy back. appeal r-s a 50-gallon dr=.11 at ing ____________ ful l-wi dt h pocket which I use to hold bangle braceltts DEAR NOT: Solence begets pounds. I thought I looked man about it, get out of her life I 10 pretty good, but after we Had and stay out, - ng They later abandoned the tea ch ing professio-i and entered a refused to h4ave anything to do the house, I was talking to M). with him after that because she mother long-distance I told had been married to a guy who him that she had called me, but beat her up and she wasn't actually I had called HER. going to take any more chan. When he got the phone bill he knew I had lied He became cm very arwry. and I ha% ~_ There will be many other we decUned at the checklist store in 12 cities for an over-all monthly drop of 2.4 per cent. The girl however making It for. or perhap3 ' get a new girl. A lot of help that was! T~e guy said he has lost his temper and hit his girl. But It happened only once, and he promised bed ne ver do it lied to my . - _ .. ., ,* I . 1. , ... .. . The deadline fcz the annual teenage sewing cont& and fashion show sponsored by the Flagship Bank of 19 I'll'- and gladness for their own free demonstrated on stage at jewel-keeps as birthday or designed in small all-over Four or five Inches wide, 18 inches long and gaily embroidered, it's punctu. regular intervals by 1-lbbon L strips. On these, I keep my earrings, neatly paired, blessedly visible and so unlike a con vent onal je lwhich the second earring of a pair always seem to disappear. would accommodate pins and brooches. As to color a howtogethisgirlback,andyou L' I ,-. ..... :::. -_-_1 ~~ _ I 1_1 .i' .Mildred Bakwk (second right) helps students (from left) Ads Wafl, Betty Hageutelo, Audrey Waracke and Fran Tingle heng _--~ ,,%-"~_~a a paintings for exhibition. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) many rings which are so 'in' by embroidering It in a kind' might want to double and stiffen the ribbon straps so your earrings would easily snap into place Slightly wider ribbons ear - --~~ . , copy of the cookbook. ' civic center on Friday evening, The foods prepared during April Z3 and again Saturday af'.ernoon, April 24. s Wal lHa ears, thinner ribbons should be used so the earrings can be fastened securely' right through in ribbons, You may want to make chair seats on pattern-weave ,ep the , ng table. 13th city, Miami On an over-all basis, the marketbasket total at the sta rt of April was a little less than i per cent higher than It was a month ear lier Dunn Feb in tr t the k IDST IN HOUSTON asked you the reupes broiderers because it's such a A jewel-keep makes an Christmas gifts. One thing you patterns. But you can also use perfect way to fill a nwTaw wall unusual gift and can be per. can be sure of, they'll be on"f. these canvases to make elegant Margarine; Fleischmann's Yeast; Fruit Fresh: Nabisco; space sonaluzed if you wear clip-on earrings you By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN -_ I Stitching since beilpulls were used to sununoni servants, the shape of per cent, and was unchanged at the survey store in the Beaten I the ribbon, The pocket at the and white. Is this for pillows or n Evening Herald, a special bottom would be ideal for the chair seats? Homemakers School edition, Joy Of N.Y. 10017 . —"1 perennial favorite with em- showed encouraging news. The marketbasket total was down at the checklist store In 12 cities, wi th an everage %livp of about 3 per cent. The only increase was at the dwWt store in Dallas, where the imarketbasket total went up a little less than I per cent. - - 11cr program will Include __________ THE JEWEL-KEEP A comparison of prices now and at the start of the year _'%~~ car a including average ,, l-Keep Bell pu ll M ke at least 30 cents In all other areas checked checklist store En four cities, decreasing an . -I . __ - ____ t.~ ~,~ ew e BEIAJIULL One of the most unusual pieces and eggs in 10. But increases for butter, all-bed franktuners and coffee offset the savings The marketbasket total at the checklist store was up during March in eight of the ci ties an average of 2.8 per cent. The total was down at the "*_ _-* . I ~I . . . e &A I I For Sewing " Contest,1 n Iry I ion I ow E % . ' ..:: _____ kTI!I:::. . a large demonstration mirrar, Homemakers School. frozen Florida sunshine cost 20 cents in Tallahassee, 23 cents in Orlando and 24 cents in Lake Wales but jumped to March -pork chops declined fn eight cities, for euxnple 23 and 24 at the S; By EISA WILLIAMS savings were too good to last, an Associated Press _ _. - _. - __. L~~_____-_ - 11, with their plans for this up- economist, will be demon- Cookbook. Recently off the the show will be awarded coining event to beheld on April stratlng new recipe ideas under presses, it includes recipes for prizes at the close of the _____________ oppers Wiw LIU L1I enjuy uig sower pric" in the first part of 1976 found during March that the -.-.--I.-- ,~. :. 4 ,b AD Miss Charlene Ernst, a dozen recipes from the area merchants are very buzy Homemakers School home American Homemaker '76 permar . recipes with 7V Evening Herald staff and and 59 cents in Tampa, but in the 60-10-70 cent range elsewhere - including Seminole, where prices averaged marketbasket survey shows. Increases for a wide range of item boosted the family grocery bill last sinonth, although prices generally were lower Ow they were at the start of the year. The AP drew up a random list of 15 commonly purchased food and nonfood items, checked the price in one supffirlarket in each of 13 cities on March 1, 1973, and has rechecked on or aboiit the start of each succep-dirg month. The latest survey showed a few price decreases during I ~. ~ A. . ___ Homemikers School y . Photo by To Vincent) I serts, beverages, main program after being shown to affords better 'dewing (lishes salads vegetables the audience Taste-tempting &-inford mll be a lKirt of the area people, eipecially for the thousands of people who ycast breads and more. practic;d. interesting, new — Ameri.in }loiiicniaker '76 horaernakers, to the tree watch her demonstrate each E v eryo ne will be able to follow sill describe these recipes March Pn*ces FaM*1 Grocery Bill ! i i 1h i~It . . J: ~ , - ill I on Campus at SCC. The $15 fee is payable on the first day. For further information, cali the Office of Community Services at members latest in appliances available in Center. The Herald invites all w hich I —' e emakers Show Draws Closer P, Mouth-watering Fort Myers and Seminole offered the best buys for a live-pound bog of sugar at $1.17. Prices ranged as high as in TaU.ahas-ee and Pensacola And what about orange juice? A six-pound can I' -- " . "; çr Ms Babcock's ever-popular daytime class In oil painting resume on Tuesday, from 9 a.m. to n The class i1ll meeteachy and Th ursday thereafter, through April coordinating the event were (from left) Mrs. F %~4 - ,~ .1 .. _1 •L It . " I so V %A %A I I I I . will __ homemade goodness, new ideas no bargain In Seminale, which topped t he list sacola, where shoppers paid 35 cents, I /~ _~ I Ho With an average price of $1.25 for a pound. Prices were as low as 99 cents in Miami. A dozen medium whifte eggs cost 55 cents in Pensacola — 40 I in food preparation. and the — i'. , ~~, ' 11~k , portraits, landscapes and waterscapes, and nature studies. They my be viewed at no charge during the - hecked. but MiArril shoppers paid only 57 ronts, Seminole's a v erage price was 57 (flts 67 Students in Ms. Mfldred Babcock's oil painting class at __'. 1 . - A quart of milk cost 59 cents in eight of the cities ( ~ . : ,- : - -.--.. - -.- __ -_ - - - - Sunday, April 4, D7e-3C Evening Herjd, Sanford, ______________________________________________________________________________________ as mi.1lk, butter and sugar. " . .", ,~' committee . ' 4111IR" One pound of center cut pork chops rangcd In cost from $1.34 in Seminole to 12.29 in Lake Wales And there were price variances in many staples, such Pitttir Is Labor Of P price differences were at the rreat (\Untr, shcrea pound of Jopped chuck cos t a s little as - . - , ,.m i ;r- . $1.09 in Pensacola and as much as $1.69 in Jacksioriville and Tallahassee. The Seminole price, an average of chain and locally-owned supermarket prices, was $1.11. -- $ 1% It".-- The biggest / — i 14*_ , _ I Jacksonville socked customers with the fattest prices at the grocery store checkout counter, paying $15.26 for a 154tem shopping list. Seminole residents paid just $11.80. Here's how other Florida cities stacked up: Tampa, $14.78; Lake Wa!es, $14.72; Daytona Beach, $14.68; Coccia, JJ A mong 11 • Spot checks in 10 cities by the Associated Press and a random survey of Seminole stores by the Herald s, ,d Seminole shoppers are — relatively speaking — enjoying -- I club members enjoyed ,., - AJ ____ ~ . . / . . I I .~ I _ k _% .N struCtiOn Thursdays and after a luncheon celebration, hung the fruits of their labors in Senkartk, 210 MagnolIa Ave., Sanford, for display to e public. Seranaders and about 60 %1i supermarkets in 10 I ~ ov er 50s Club held its first banquet at the Holiday A -1 F ruits The - , ruhhhh1 -ft 0 HOLDS BANQUET *'- __________ , I I ,OVER 50' CLUB - Aii _~ c+: :r+c I -,! ___~I..I _01P : ::: ::::: . c;_~ ! . 1~~ t I - L Art Classes Set New ir WM L6 1 -1 ~__~ _-*', n - - Ff I .I . _~ . - ; _A_J.I ;_ I .N I _a'rq .'. -_ . 1 01 ~,, . 5 jprw- c I' AlFr 7( ___ e />-.~;/- .-I rkv ______ Egg F-9911 . _ I -_-- __ ~ - -A -12i ,_~j msm~_ - '."1.'~_ __ - - - —_ -_ _-=__ . - - __ �I 4C-Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, April 4, 17 AreaEn^ageM _ -- --• lio i tet,=,--" ~L -,~ - , . ; -- Flower I - - I, , , I. - Miss McGraw, Ball Plan June 1 2 VVedding ___ : -_ _____ N Miss Falconbridge, Turner Engaged ~i of . V Mr. and Mrs. John Robert of Mrs. Julian Allen Murken. Thomas U. Mitchell of McGraw of Birmingham, Ala., fuss and the late Mr. ('olumbia,S.C.,andthe!ateMr announce the engagement MuckcnftLss and th e late Mr. Mitchell and Mrs. Thomas 13 their daughter Janet oTjna5 and Mrs. Robert Eugene Ball Sr.,ofSanfordand the late B. Ball Ill, son of Mr. and Mrs. McGraw, all of Birmingham. Mr. Ball, Thomas B. Ball Jr., of 107 Crescent Blvd., Sanford. 11cr fiance is a graduate of The wedding is planned for Miss McGraw attended Seminole 111gb School and is a June 12 at Arlington Auburn University in Auburn, student at Auburn University. Antebellum Borne and Gardens Ala. She is the granddaughter He is the grandson of Mrs. in Birmingham. Pla nned .. - Show I •. Hold March :i.--- - .._-.--.. I ).J/_ - ~ . , , " r ~ 1. y ,_W. PP0 F lt~ . I . . 5j _ _ j For information regarding entries, contact Mrs. Blanton The Kingswood Court home of in Washington, D.C., opposing (Abby) Owen of Sanford. Chairman of the event is Mrs. Mrs. M.R. Strickland formed this action. the setting for the March %Vimbish Carl G. lulls; Mrs. G . Andrew Mrs. Glenn - . meeting of the Norman deVere presented a program on "Ship Speer I.! schedule chairman and 1 Owen Is staging chairman. Howard Chaptc; of the United Island In Confederacy" located The artistic design section Daughters of the Confederacy 12 miles off the coast of I with Mrs. W.B. Kirby as co- Mississippi and its part played includes such titles as Green I; - , hostess. Mrs. Kirby, vice- in The War Between the States. Past ur es — Still Waters; The president, presided. The National Park Service has Valley of the Stwdow of Death: CONTEST WINNER The engagement is an. Turner. Following the opening ritual, agreed to give perpetual My Cup Runneth Over; The Cape Charles. %'a., is president 541 and Evergreen Temple 321, George allegiance to the American maintenance and protection to house of the Lord and more. 3 nounced of Mary Brace • of Turner Farms Inc., of celery City Elks Lodge Duncan Exalted Ruler and Grace Brewer Daughter Ruler was flag, and salute to the Con- the proposed U.D.C. Memorial Falconbridge and Arthur Bayly The horticulture section, The bride-elect, born in osteen. represented ln the district oratorical contest b Orlando byDebra federate flag led by the at the entrance to honor 153 entitled Green Pastures, Turner. Sr. Ms, Falconbridge is Monston, New Brunswick, who won first place and will go to the state ec.n.petJtion the daughter of Mable Brave Canada, is employed as a In chaplain, Mrs. T.J. TEylor. identified Confederate dead provides for a large range of The wedding will be an event Stokes, and the late K.M. Brace Sr., of realtor as$ciate with Charles of April 18 at 4 p.m. at Palatka Tampa. Miss Stokes is a senior at Seminole High School and a gave a Southern poem, "Better who are buried at this old 37 plants to be owned Cr grown by member of Allen Chapel AME Church. She Is the daughter of Mu, Palatka. Her fiance is the son of C. Newton and Association, Seventh Day Adventist Church, the exhibitor at least three than Gold," by Father Ryan. cannon massive fort, Annie O'Neil. the late Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Palatka. Her fiance, born in Palatka. Mrs. Kirby read from a Fresh flower months prior to exhibition date. spring bulletin, "Madeline O'Hare at it arrangements of snap-dragons Again" which stated she is now and red roses grown by Mr. trying .o ban rcligiuu freedom Strickland tfC adlllirL'd by all. ' on radio and T.V. and she has A new member received Into 0 700 letters to back her. Mrs. the chcpter was Mrs. John B. _______ >. [ you know anyone who Is home prepare it for special eye 4 servings. ________________________ Kirby urged all chapter WimbLch. not on a diet, has not been on a appeal as well as taste appeal. ROLLED FISH FILLETS members and friends to write __ A chicken salad course was .2 ' ? tablcspooa i!lner diet or Is not talking about going A tomato sauce is classic with ai.IuuaiIeuers to the Federal C '- "-. memO ",-. i -'-.-. on a diet? This four-letter word fish, but try a different topping .11 marmrne Communications Commission hers atidlng: Mrs. Martin f ranks right next to a certain for baked fish using orange '., cup chopped !)± 'I 13mm, Mrs. Donald Dunn Sr., three-letter word in popularity Juice as they do In Spain and 2 large tomatoes. Mrs. Fred Harris, Mrs. LD. -_ y.,!_-.---. ,7~. .. A_&~M~w k - lu ,; "r Shrw for co E,Ta'JLrn .ini rr' eti d hastings, airs. w.ti. Kiruy, 1 o 3 Cup t)iAqt jWce ,1' . .K101, 'Me Central Florida Oirclud ,Mrs. G.E. McCall. Mrs. Troy , li~,!'~~ (I) .. I tcaspuuô salt Today, most cctia advise FISH FILLETS N. / •j Society is presenting its 21st Ray, Mrs. Charles Stecnwerth, teaspoun dried leaf men ant' wamen over 40 to Cut %TfHGREM0LATA I U Annual Spr ing orchid Show Mrs. M.R. Str ickland, Mrs. T.J. •.. -down on calories and on foods 1 pound fish fillets, savory or thyme Taylor, Mrs. A.B. Wallace Saturday and Sunday in 1 pound flounder high in saturated fats, since fresh or (Real Daughter) and Mrs. Winter Park Mall. 1/7 they tend to contribute to a rise L icaspon salt filleic, fresh or frozen ________________________ Glenn Wimbish. ____________________________ "Islands of I'lca.sure" is the in the blox1 cholesterol level. d . s teaspoon pepper In a meáwn saucepan melt theme for this extensive Being overweight contributes to 2 tablespoons sunfl ower rnargalne. Add onion and many heal th problems and can o il margarine, ___________ _ until tender. Add tomatoes: display, which will be bigger - __________ ______________ divided shorten one's life. This Is why simmerlominutes.Addorange than ever before, with 42 L4 diet and exercise programs cup chopped parsley Juice, salt and savory. Simmer exhibits featuring exhIbitors from throughout Florida and prove so interesting to 1 teaspoons grated s minutes. Americans of all ages. lemon rind Ball flounder fillets and place the Southeastern United States. .#' Among the foods medical arid I doyle garli c, minced in shallow baking dish. Pour Theshowissanctionedandwill nutrition experts suggest Is fish Place fish on foil-lined broiler orange tomato sauce over be judged by the Amercan — it's lower In saturat ed fat / pan. Sprinkle with salt and rolls. Bake in 350-degree oven Orchid Society. Om meat, is a good source of pepper and dot with i for 25 minutes, until fish flakes The public Is invited to view 6 Sanford Appetizingly prepared fish fillets are healthy, too, protein and most fish is lower tablespoon margarine. Broil easily when tested with a fork, the Orchid Show on Friday and Free 668-5046 Toll than meat in calories. inches from heat for 5 minutes. Garnish with parsley and Saturday from 10 n.m. to 9 p.m. .',. _______________ . 1 To encourage the ea4ng of In small bowl cream remaining parsley, lemon rind and garhc. minute longer. until fL%h flakes orange slices. Makes 4 ser- an(] Sunday froin 10 a.m. to 6 q ,.. more fish and seafood In your 1 tablespoon margarine with Spread over fish and broil 1 when tested with a fork. Makes vings. p.m; There is no charge. , -,,.-.. " - I . I I required. Meeting 7 ., ~ . k, ~ "iii=v UDC - 4 __ - . - ,Ihat regular herald of spring, from 2-5 p.m. and April 17 from show, in noriicwuu v ciiiuI flower arrange-d" the annual flower show of the 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. col well as invitatlonals. Sanford Gardin Club, Is TheTwenty-Thlrd Psalm will nient,'S The public Is Invited to attend scheduled this year for April 16 be interpreted throughout tl)C at no charge. Any a1ateur gardener or arranger may enter the show - membership t in the Garden Club Is not _ ____ v . 1 I Tasty Fish Meets Most Diet Demands ...- - .,/ - - - ____ Z _ I. , - . .~I~. - . F ~It .1 - - . ~* . . % ,I 1? H VA . . -.1 --.If- _- \ - 04 ii -1..-.~ I --: ~ * * I - ~~ , : 4I k a el I Wk I p• '' -- 4 '* ,..*F' - 7 - 64(_,,% - A ---'-- --,---. - -.. " _,-7k . ._~-~ -.. - ., - ____________ ________ Orchid t to o 9_Zrl - r . __ ______ 1 r .t a M r~ 1._,) ft ' _4 - ~ . , I ~Y'. - - _~ . 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NEW W FUL BTE-1 Ic ., .., 0 Ic0U I ___ _______ . h DESIGN I -I -- PUYUM i so introduces two S11 0 40 W _QWfilt . ,Jos flesh and green top, described as good for caming or pickling 0 1 TUBE TOPS - - UANUVI containers. Planet carrot is a round, beet- support its programs of research, education arid service to the cancer patient. POLYMWCOTION 0 POLYESTER/COTTON tc — 1 i ku NEW SHIPM NT1 ,.,Z- as having sweet roots without and state levelss, there will be for their efforts. this year's pigwnt, that will not bleed In five categories for entrants:( 1) winners also will have their salads or when cooked. Its non-students; t2)university workpublishedin"TheFlorida white, ribbed tops are also students, (3) high school Review," FTU's literary touted for greens. It matures in students; (4) middle school 50 days. \c, ~1_~_" _______ ~, P W ~~ which is also showing a white As In previous contests later than April 15. boetrvunedAlbiio ad vertised conducted b)FTUat the area In addition toreceivmgcash kets, window boxes or patio Hr ____ _____ 0 previou.civ unpu blished. They should be ma&led to him at the Department of English, Florida carrot and tomato are ficial announcement," he ,,,' ITA'S MONEY IN Contest brought more than enclosed, self-addressed en. 10,000 entries to Wyatt's FTU velope, together with the title of office, he reported. "71* in- the poem and category. What's new for your garden in spring? Here are some iterns from new catalogues, one a terest among poets has reached point e we a y round carrot and the other a have received entries for tWs hanging basket type tomato year's centest before 41 -- It Weeders Guide 2944 ORLANDO DR, SANFORD __________________________________ H: - - _________ SALE STARTS SUNDAY "s' to I ( _____________ Contest Open To Florida Poets 7, -r~._ 1 ___________________ Poets of all ages, amateur Unive rsity, Orla ndo, and the students; (5) lower school and professional, are invited to Florida Fine Arts Council. students. Winners In each group enter the 1976 Florida Poetry This year's contest, the but the elementary student Contest, a joint v'ture by the second to be conducted on a category will be awarded $100. creative writing program at statewide basis, is expected to Prizes of $50, $30 cnd $20 will go Florida Technological generate a record number of to the top three poets in the poems, said FlU English elementary group. professor Wyatt Laurence Poets are asked to submit no Wyatt director of the contest, more than three entries. The name of the poet is not to ap- ... PHOTOGRAPHY _____ ftw .7'~__... P-A. ft. - $- § 2; W - Q - _ , _ 4V r ii~ - .Ra . i~: ?- ,I ~; ~ A , ii~ 1A# 4 ~ j X . -# 1W ~ - -, " . 1 ! O i -V-0, I-,- ~~ 10"~ . i4 ~ 7 8 1 1 0 I - - �. r 0 co f '.,-*_-t _____ i Ix / Ri ___ jm I :c - . jj i, ,.- L_ ___ I . ,:. i - ~ a. - I F. 5 95 a IT _,T 9 ?r I i I t ~ ftwe I I .1 F i9 T1 , :rO 4 .~ 4 N CIO .9 - . Q ;6 .5 . 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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. 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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 . 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S - ._;_---..-.- Thursday, Aprlil, 197 !B--Ev.ning_Herald, Sanford, F!. _. r ( a 68th Year, No. 192-Friday, April 2, 1976 iXL1V Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents '" 1p A 0 Sun dresses your for \~\ sunshine. "I !KJItI 2.33 Little girls' run styles In a pretty selection of c&frlc tHSII All panties. Polyester/cotton for easy-care, Toddler sizes. Sizes 4 to 6X, 2 for $5 Lmfted Ouanttttu. 1-'0-, C.- ..J .1 i , , 11, 1. I -.~_: ;J ,.-,-. ~*/_ ,.A . if i .. . _i_x_~__ V-17 ~*~ ;A-.0, ,#, ~ - I... . ;. -. , 1(, I __ :. Azi, . . . S I %W( a , i All -- - - _____ - I 1. - 011 I 1. ZU" /o r +i . __ - - _____~__ - handbags Sale 4.80 $6. Contemporary handbtgs in soft vinyl Go with everything styles in popular colors at big ! I . Sale 5.60 - --- -~ - ' Sale 6.40 handbags adjustable should straps TailoredSth in polyurethane Choose from many f-ishion colors - - at buip'taw • ",F 7, 47- - .71.!--,;A~. f-T Sale 4 for $6. Reg. $2 each. hose with reinforced toe, nude heel Mdck' of our own famous Flexxtra' nylon A beautiful fit in exciting :ashion colors Sizes short, average long. Control Top with sandalfoot styling (nude toe and heel), reg. $2 each, Sale 4 for $6. Queen size Control lop with reinforced toe, nude heel, rcg 2 50 each, Sale 4 or $7. _; - - , - \ - - _v !. . . .......... -. -_r 7 - ,~ Z --z~~ -,-- ____ h, - , , I 111. 0 Halter tops. -- - r - I .5 .• - The , U !) U I ___ ~_ _Z -_ _. -~,~_4~,Jj~..~~T *_ U - -- --- - . - I—— 11 , - _________ - - 1. - -' - ' - - -'- fly the *ssoiia;ea rresu President Ford took his cam. paign for a full term in the White House to Wisconsin today while Democrats battling for their party's presidential nomination sought votes there and in New York. First on Ford's agenda for to- ,, Va..a in -. .. ulIIcwuv U' S S - - Inside Sund a F %! " N NA I I Sanford's Metro Softball League winds up Its first 13 I Park For complete results see Sunday's Evening Herald sports Pa /z- Cancer Crusade Starts i $ 1 0 Is I American Cawer Society, Seminole County Unit, will kick off Its 1976 Crusade with a parade In Downtown Sanford Monday morning Story, pictures Page I-C, Women's Section 11 - I YO iii • Urethane uppers. Spring fashion colors. clips S to 10M. Cele r b Ip r Their r r" tn .- ii # rd said while camnpaignin, for Ford. Reagan said Wednesday night that Ford's foreign policy has left the United States in second place militarily behind the Soviet Union. lird said Reagan's attack should have been directed instead against the Democraticcontrolled Congress for cutting defense spending Thiere were these other politi cal developments Thursda) most recent Harris s1w.e) showed Humphrey the preferred choice for tht. Democratic nomination, with Carter running a clear second rii U't1' r- 1 Wallace Congress to enact a national energy conservation plan. Sen. Frank Church of Idaho, the most recent entrant in the Demnratic race, said he will ask the three television networks to sell him a half-hour for a live address, In Neenah, De. fen Secretary I aLrd accused Reagan Ch making a phonvattack America's miliII histlon televised address. a ess w- : ?' _1M. . . - ______________________ -I ' fl_.i.t9ri - '. r5 7" 5' -i i - fly JEAN I'A'VIF..M)N Herald Stal(Writer commented We do notice the increase in passenger traffic, 2. but we're equipped to handle it - Amtrak imnouacety that so there have been no problems rail passenger sert ice in or delays Sanford increased considerably Crews said there are three this January compared to the southbound and three nor Strike • U DrInus Layoffs ie- -, 1 .4 a ,-, , - compared ... e -._ _ _____ _- . - ~, . _' ' V ' '-'.i- A' -:0 4 -- " 4'- - - -- Around The Clock firidgi.Calendar (omIcs (rossword FAIltorfal Dcar Abhv - 4A Or, I.anih Horoscope 6-111 $-It Hospital 6-B Obituaries 6-B Sports 4-A Teleflsion 111i'tinien 1-11 - s - "-. - . 6-11 S-A S-/s 6-7 A 8-A 1-11 SANFORD PLAZA Ope. It am. t t pm. Monday thru Saturday OtnSun*iay )M 1. 04 P.M. Catatog Canter Ph. 323.1O21 State Ph. 313-1311 WINTER PARK MALL ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Op.. 15 am. to p.m. Monday thru Saturday Open Sunda y ;O5• 1:06 p.m. Cai.logCenter Ph. 6444914 512,1 Ph. 6474333 Op" PiS am. tsAp.m. Tues., Wad., Th',rs. 1, Sat. Cp.n:)3am. 105:34p.m. Mnday& Friday Store Ph. 141.4111 . _ = = ' -' - - 1 , _Zli -,V;F q U~ ,- , I- 4e _ "' jr', A~jj* ~'1~ . i !;~ C. V:.p ? . ~g 'k','- ti ', - 01~k_4 - , -1 -Tmr --,-- ' -~4'~.7, '~w - 4- '. ' '" ' I ' ..?'tI 11 W1.7 Y'i XJ'-k4" h - -- - .-' - ,r ' - t-'v ..S,,,',-.... I 1, '' ,e!i'1 _~ . el iE ~ - ,a' J_ - - - ,',is- , " -I 'U • - 'I • . . . ' - . . /j.v i:j : 2 t. ç1' . .,_ - . ~XA ç- - z"' " . ' - __ -Ifw __ . :. !i* , -,-, -. . zf- a. -.-;.-- - - - - ______ ____ til~______________________ -. _____________ ________________ - . ' s ' I -- - - .'. .. '.'',." - . • ' t' ..') - 71F C7~ ~. I_ - ' , --" . _- j '. ...'.I,,..j i --- • - - .. , - * - I.&'itt& - ' " `.7.?5xP/ K R1 .~. - I 'g '' ''.' r' `~`t,i - - Z,N,%w, ..4 t ,~M 71L_4~.~,:.41'a..;?-~l;'!,",,~,~...4~~ -..I--I c-c. - Thursday's high 75, today's low 43 Fair and mild through Saturday. highs In the low 80i. Lows In the low and mid 50.. Noithenly winds around 10 m.p.h. Drtafls and tides on Page 4,, . - 5 -' '' - 'P 6-il - , - ,, -. 1'1)I - - ',_j,,ts. '- - - ',,, V. ' 4v' -- 7ri • -tg 'Z - " " It's spring break In Florida and the warm SUfl is shining down on hundreds of young bodies - but not everybody came for the sex and suds of Daytona About 15,000 folks gathered this weekend In a cow pasture near Disney World to celebrate L'-elr faith In Jesus. The story appears In the Seminole btagazine, Page 4-D. - -- . '- 4 : 11 I I -- ---- - ...: Ti' - - last January. . - i - a . -, trr-'1 N ,,_* ,. our on he The Amtrak ridership figures Sonlort daily reIii11Ieco oil U'. juO at U,'. L ,New York run , h show a gain of 81 per cent Witt) plant xtra cars hicago run. 1,527 passengers boardirj, were dd d to the trains to Related Story, Page leaving 1in on trains in accommodate the increase in ed to 845 I ,, poesmen or he ot passtngers q*-.4 F-'t Fvlvm The reason for the increase. threedomesticautomakerss. .. figures do not The Amtrak according to local sales represent passengers arriving they also face possible liyof j ':4 ' . 1. b"Il 2' representative Dennis Gordon, inSanfordonAuto-Train as the orplantshutdownsnextweek i upgraded train service. - "' two are different companies i I 'tDut the first nationwide Teamsters 'We te got a new reser strike continues operating separate terminals vations sy.stem, and we've and trains. 11wre were no reports, huw0: ,4' I I ,_ (,leaned ur. and refurbished all Auto-Train spokesman Itich 1k' cars, Gordon said. Church said today in .. -., . . sht•rtaes in the second day of %ai . Washington that specific . lie added that Amtrak also l figures on the number In I)ttsburgh, steel industry introducing new cars to ILZ pasengcrs arriving and it.'•' if- * said production was i • spokesmen Aould be trains, many of which , departing Sanford diis January - continuing without in. __ entertnj. the Sanford are. . - compared with last January' :. terruption, but preaicteo 1 'Pc-4 71 late 1976 were not available for problems In meeting customer W F~l Jr k; F "Service has been upgraded publication 'demands if the strike continues i -. .iip-- . TT 6. . 100 per cent," commented However, he said that .A_ . 401 4 10.. I . -_- __- -Z -. __ - ~ Gordon. ltir~I - financially, Auto-Train is en- , * Transportation said Thursday MAWSAFAF ''l -i. Overall. AjntraksNew Yorki joylng a record year. 'The that a week-long strike would b' iik` idle one million workers and re-. Florida routes serving Sanford figures for the first quarter look -' * 14 regIstered ii 16 per cent gain in real good," raid Church 'It suit in a toss to the economy of . c ,.. ,,; % , L' - -1 Z nidersh pin the month to-month looks like we're going to have a ' up to $300 million -icomparison, and the Chicago. record first quarter." Federal officials also said Church said that advance Florida figure was up 8 per there would be "considerable Harold Dull of 197 Wafts Dr., Sunland Estates, admires the c'nsu!ner difficulties" if the cent, bookings were strong. "'e're WHAT A SALAD volunteer lettitice plant which came up in his garden. The plant Is 4 strike last,~ as long .vi two Glenn Crews, ticket clerk at probably Imking at ,a re(vrd . I ft. 8In. in cjrrumFerenrt and leaves are 10 in. across. -r the Sanford railroad station, summer, to.' ut' s:iij L - -....... is' ~-'~i'~~-]~L--~~-,--~~-jjt:--~T~~-~-!!~~~i~~7t;- ac.Aj_ -S..* - 5,600 final assembly workers a. its (',MC Truck and Coach Di sion in Pontiac today in the hr major inductrial c'ith:n re .4 - - .-- --'c' The ASSociated I'rL\s _ - - -- .-' 11 former California gu%er nor "deliberatelymisled the American people by using false auotes to gain a slight athan tage in the campaign" Laird _Ii . r ' Orig. $1 Polyester-cotton stretch knit. Assorted brushed prints. Sizes 5, M, L. 'ri ating The Department of Health. Education and Welfare has said it does not know exactly how munch it would cost for the fed. eral government to assume all welfare costs. Neither Jackson nor Udall said specifically how they would pay for such a program, although Jackson has said he would finance his social pro. grams through full employment which he has said would raise the government's income tax revenues S%al,ace, in an interview In Rhinelander, Wis., said the United States is more depend ent on foreign energy sources that it wac dunnu t he bargo of 1973-74 He called for have before, called for a federal takeover of all welfare costs, while Carter said he against the idea The former Georgia goernor said such a takeover would add $15 billion to $20 billion to the budget without improving benefits The states should carry the welfare burdr-' 1'c said not local go-nments Railroad Use UpI I Softball Play Continues I x 4 I 14 I 5. I., Solid spring colors. Ultrlanae polyester knit. 4') Sizes 5, M.. L. finn The primaries in Wisconsin and New York are the first since Ford was upset by Ronald Reagan in North Carolina on March 23, Reagan, the former California governor, is listed on the GOP ballot in Wisconsin, but he called off all campaign appearances in the state this week to concentrate on a national television speech Wednesday night In the speech he assailed Fords adimnistrition portico lan) of foreign polic) Discussion at Thursday morning's forum in New York City, sponsored by the National Conference of Democratic Maors was on urban issues Jackson and Udall, as the ______ I 4.~ nfl..-.' single stage in New York City on Thursday. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., unannounced as a candidate but willing to accept a draft, was there, too. Humphrey drew frequent and loud applause as he called for a new Marshall Plan to rebuild toe CiIICS. Inc arsnaii t'ian was devised after World War II to reconstruct Furope The New York primary IS also next Tuesday. B evening, Carter and Jack son were in Buffalo and Udall was headed for Wisconsin Ala bama Go George C Wallace has been in Wisconsin for se eral days and planned to stay there through the weekend - casual. - - U - a --,...__. - - iV I - I ---- : - Milwaukee, followed bf trip to %Vcst Bend lie planned stops 'saturda) in Fond du Lac and Green Bay all in search of urban, ethnic and Farm votes in fuesda) 's balloting Former Georgia Go Jimmy Carter Washington Sen Henry N Jackson and Arizona Rep Morris K Udall contestants in ilteDtiiioudti1 filL wtrt. Uflil ( . " - - .. .1....., w5a3 U Men' s V-neck 40 print shirts - iU i I 'publicly re'rict allegations By El) L'RICKETT cleanup-the-lakes program, he cording to Williams. He also years after cause of excessive that the Saunders had "either - Fund 10 per cent of cost of 'ill oppose it Herald Staff '1 riter fabricated or conspired to make sa s much of the needed funds weeding is under control spray materials in public lakes fraudulent accusations" Kimbrough's theory is that can be secured through state The Williams memorandum Continue routin against Viblen. County Commissioner the rnajorityof property owners and Federal grants, monitoring of Seminole Cunty outlines the following areas The accusations concerned Ilicluird Williams may finui an in Serninole County who don't In a detailed memorandum to the responsibility of county lakes, rivers and streams. "the misuse of ... .( Vthlen's) unusual opponent to his $100,000 live on lakes shouldn't be made the commission, Williams last government: Williams says the count) 's official position as Seminole pollution lighting proposal to contribute tax money for week outlined his proposal for a Identify problem bodies of seven cities will also be asked to County commissioner to mail fellow Republican County cleanup of lakes which will comprehensive water water and design water participate. private political campaign Commissioner John Kim. benefit lakeside dwellers, management program. management program. To fund the project Williams material to members of the tirough. JnIess he can work that Objectives are the Following: envisions taking money from Apply for grants. general public." At next Tuesday's meeting out," he i Williams) is going to To maintain state stan- Conduct an educational the general fund to pay for a The Saunders insist that Williams says he will ask the have a hard time convincing dards at all county lakes, rivers program for lakefront property sprayer to eradicate weeds, a Vihlen "publicly retract such commission to approve an me," Kimbrough said. and streams which currently owners. pick-up truck and a sedan. charges, pubicly apologize to initial work program to "The time has come to meet the Class III standard. Whenever possible, From gas tax money, he hopes the Saunders family for determine what the entire coordinate the effort and get To restore polluted bodies eliminate sources of con- to purchase lab facilities and allegatloas which are without venture will cost and what level involved. What is behind this is of water to state standards lamination, materials, salaries for four basis in fact." of service can be provided the fact that lakes are being within two years after the When not unde' county employes and to treat storm 'If such charges are not Kimbrough, however, says polluted -and they are getting source of contamination is control work with state and water run-off. retracted, the Saunders family unless Williams can work out worse and worse," Williams controlled, other agencies to accomplish All of the above can be use-51 Page will take every appropriate his proposal where only said. To eradicate and prevent goals. as local matching money when The $100,000 figure is just a unsafe aquatic weed growth in legal measure to protect its homeowners who live on lakes Apply spray materiaL to going after state 4raws, character, reputation and good will fund the countywide Pr(-limirry estimate. county streams within t o lakes. Williams aldeil. - __.________~ Closeout ! 3 for - 11: Ford Stumps Wisconsin * Democr ts Focus On New-York $5 . _______ ~ - 1.~_ ~ - Hubert Hum phrey's Plan For Cities Draws Applause Closeout __ - 4 -,w - , toward Flag,g drills the tennis hail over the net and past opponent Thursday as Seminole Community College swept past Florida Junior College of Jacksonville. Ftagg defeated Ron Golan, 5-1, 1-0. For more details on the match, see story 6-A. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) I - -• - ~_ ______ ' sof tee' i; . 1 . O &t TARGET i- - -_____ 1 : .." ,e~-,.-, - '~ 136. -_ ,=. - - Bright spring prints. Nylon blends. Sizes S. M. L. - ' .-. . k z-__:~,_ ~_ - -~ . - -I 1 .I~ -I - ~ -~'_ _~_ -.-- - 2 for $ 5 - T N - Sale prices effactive thru -,% ' . Sunday, April 4. ~%~- 7~ - . ~, ~ 41 "I ,'j J •- ,~ ~ 1\ / - . 11~ /N-, I ~ ,~, I I--.\ ~!,~ "V.,-- A6 i t i Ail V V & i I IVIUY %WOOF V U 03 V I U I U I his i-_1~ _________ ________ _-_ - _______________________________ V - - - - y- IN I -.. ~P:F - ---- - Ile Saunders sent a telegram I fl I I R'G -- .. ~_ ~_L~~_ . - \ --,... '. - \\/ -~'_&- ~~ - _- afi~ R eg. .T rim-tailored Pandbbgs in leather-look vinyl Many Colors ___ - _ '_____ M _W I r savings, i ______ ________________________ _________ -LF . savings. beautiful . - ,' .- . " - ,• L. / / /11" --- , ( . JcAnn Saunders, Democratic name in the community." the that he would seek the no credibility to the Saunders Jack Fulenwider. Saunders also alleges in the candidate For Congress in the Saunders' telcuram said. Tb r'v ni 11* .l;in. Democratic nomination for the insinuation aMini' h huI en- letter to Herring that the March fifth district, and her campaign Vihien was attending as fifth congressional distrirt. requested Herring's office to velope to Akers carried George 24 letter to Akers was typed by inanager.husbund, George, guest speaker, the The envelope was addressed investigate his campaign Saunders' initials and those Commissioner Vihien's county have threatened to File 0 rto 'Mr. Bill Akers, 1950 Financial records immediately which appeared to be Fulen- paid secretary, pointing to the Teachers Association million against lawsuit and meeting Itidgeniont Drive, Clearwater, to "clear tziis ridiculous in. wider's. Both initials were initials 'd" in the lower left vention in Tan' Seminole County Conunissloner Florida." sinuation." hand corner of the letter. dated 3-31-76. w ith campaign workers ,fl ' e> L. Vihien Jr unless (I , An Orlando newspaper %is Vihlen sa'd Thursday "This In a letter sent by Saunders i:i . quoted today as sLying Vihlen 11)-picol George Saurders themloclay. . pn(l ,v-1,: , ,MahlP f,,r -,rnwent had checked his records and tinued to decline comment on to Herring's Sanford Office tactics. We expected this kind i ne baunclers sata in a letter Akers was riot even on his the Saunders-Vihien con- Wednesday, Saunders, of mud-slinging from the Vililen charged Thursday mailing traeisy, the envelope to Akers, requesting an Investigation, beginning and I refuse to get to State's Ati) Abbott Herring i in has ipprnntl) down to his that thi Saunders campaign shi h Saunders siid carried SO ( that the believed Vihk ii, .ilso lc'el. Saunders, hu 'i r prixlu t ' ( oh ot fund V, tS job in illS itttiiipting .1 fraiiit, thi float) postagi. metered iiiitlittht For tb. Fifth dtrict I has,.. instructed my at second letter today, dated stamping, copies of the resume campaign for the United congressional seat, had used on him, after Saunders said t States torneys to stand by for charges county supplies and county had turned over to herring's March 24 from Vihlen to Akers, and literature said to have been COngress. that involve fraud. This is h said in part, want contained contained therein and the funds to mail campaign litera- office an envelope stamped by and "I would like to request that caused because the Saunders )OUr persona' sup. the county courthouse postage an le 24 letter to Akers were YOU conduct a complete in. campaign is on shaky ground lure, Vihlen, on Thursday, called meter and said to have conmarked A,B,C,D. purportedly vestigation of this matter" the and this reaction is directly Vihien said Thursday there is by Herring's chief investigator, Saunders letter said, the charge a frarne job" on tamed Vihien's announcement related to panic." - - F I . - .1. ___________________ - _____ 4for 6 Sale prices effective thru Sunday, April 4. y• - ______ I'l Control Top pantihose *t - - 0 Commissioner Threatened W'10th Lawsul .f. _'.- ~ - 1~ / 010 ~ - . 0 - _q%* x..~O_, r I ders Wants Retraction From Vihien ,/-, . _ 1 . I . .. . I I .r. I . - Z ;. . , I - 1. .I , - ,T_ - 1- -Y . _ ____.. . .. - I0 "'" - - F - - 'I . 4;, . ~ 1 little . I , , - - : - - k - - �2A -tJcniflQP4.ratd, Sanford, F!, A,ri!:. - __ _~~ - ~ - ~iz?~ .. - - -6 4. ~. __ Z.L _1 -_ - - - ., - - I IN ,J.•_j BRIEF _ . - 10-Day Cease-Fire Begins In _______ Lebanon _________ BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Leaders of Moslem and Christian forces ordered their troops to start another cease-fire at noon today. The truce was to Last 10 days to give Christian Pr1dent Sulelman Franjieb time to resign and open the way for political reforms to end Lebanon's civ il war. Palestine guerrilla chief Ya.clr Arafat told a ll guerrilla groups to help enf orce the standdown. Franjieh sent no word that he would resign. But the Syrian government, which pressured leftist warlord Kamal Junblatt Intoaccepting the cease-fire with a threat of military in tervention, publicly garranteed that the 65year-old president wo uld quit as soon as a new president was elected. Franjith was bombed out of the presjdentj.tIpJac.e east of Beirut by Junblatt's forces Mar ch 25 1II.s headquarters in the Christian port of Jounieb 12 miles north of Be irut would not say officially whe th er he would 17-i i B'it son,' nides said he wuld stay on even if a president were elected, - Two Altamonte Springs trten charged with possession of marijuana in separate ca. es have pleaded guilty in circult .1 - 1 ______ ' . .., ' I I court at Sanford. ., Stephen Walter Percy, 23, Of fl9 Lorraine Dr., ws arrest ed at tils residence on Jan, 27 b Altamonte Springs police on a felony marijuana possessiOn charge. '5 ______ : I I U . On Thursday, after pt ea negotiations wi th State Aft Y. Abbott Herring's office, Per C)' pleaded guilty to misdemeanor possession of marijuana aind Circuit Court Judge A. J. }losemann Jr. placed Percy on two years probation. .. ,41 . , - . . Joe Bernatd Stevens, 24, Of little Red School Noise director Mrs. Christine Jones, left, ac. S. W)-nhore Rd., plead cepta an annual contribu tion from Sanford Optimist Club ulltv as charged to (elorIY president ["ale Coppock. Mrs. Jones spoke at the servlt't' club's i Iiie eekiy meeting and outlined plans for the new Children's Village, court allowed Stevens ILO planned for a 5acre site on U.S. 17-92 sou th of Sanford. Op- remain free on bond pendirl tlinists pledged manpower for a "haunted Forest" as part of the completion of a court-order c d village project. pre-sentence investigation. OPTIMIST DONATION Quebec Flooding Worsens MONTREAL (AP) -Hwidreds of families have had to leave their homes as heavy rains wcrserd flooding across much on Quebec Province, auti-oriUes They said more than 1(X) families were evacuated In the Gattheau a r't'. ,,., "-' as about 10 is 1Ct by the rising Gàthi,±àu zt1 Gttasa riis. Evacuauons also were reported in the M,ntreal, Qucb City and Trois Rivieres areas. Near Montreal, officia ls said more than 2,000 h*nes and busin esses have been affected by the flooding over the past week, i Two Orlando Altamonte Springs polic L. raided Stevens' apartment Fe 10 and arrested him after oli' Jailed taming a search warrant. I 0n Dilsoug D ("harges obtain oftr re!ice rnan spotted three-foot marijuana p!ant an a partment window. ' By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Orlando. stolen from four residences Court records indicate th2it In o ther arests, Oviedo po lice Th ursday night in the Black- police seized a marijuana plan i No dollar damage estlinates have been given. Officials said along the Richelieu River east of Montreal some Two Orlando men were in jailed Johnny Lee Nick.on, fl, wood Drive and Nelson Ave. a bag of seeds and thrce bags c hounes mere being flooded for the second time in a week. marijuana In the raid. Seminole County Jail today in P.O. Box 457, Oviedo, in lieu of areas near Longwood. *5(1(X) bond on a charge of lieu of *8,0(X) bond each after being arrested on circuit court aggravated battery. Equipment Recovered warrants charging that they Sheriff's Detective L. Ni. delivered cocaine to unPRINCE ALBERT, Sask. (AP) A bo ut 300 mem be rs Ford recovered stereo equipderco'r vice squad agen ts in of the Prince Albert local of the Canadian Paperworkers ntent and a television valued at the Altamonte Springs area. Union,haveratlfiedacontracta Prince $365 at a Midway residence NWARI Booked into county jail Albert Pulp Co. Ltd,, according to union officiaLs, delivery of controlled substance Thursday night, deputies At Woodmere we can show charges were Michael Anthony reported, in connection with a Cliff Gardner, vice president of the local, said the you exactly what you're agreement is subject to approval of the federal antiBurke, 24, of 1702 Egan Drive, burglary at Sanford. getting. .We've got it all COSTS inflation board. Terms of the contract will not be released together. Everything is and Gary Lawrence Alderman, Residence Burglarized before the board gives its decision, he said, ready for you to enjoy. The 20, of 1608 Egan Drive, both Deputies said investigation only thing puzzling about into the burglary at the Woodmere is how we can ' r ////// '. // '40 " ///"/ ' elllz ,,m/ 'm Z/ lellzzz ll // ,,~ / //Z /Z ,,mv/ / / / /, Agreement Is Ratified OUR GARDEN HOME - has it g. 11 together __0 . . residence of James E. Smith, Persimmon Ave., Sanford, is continuing and no arrests have been made. Deputy W. Jackson Starr said Smith's residence was reportedly entered by a window and stereo equipment and a television were reported 1803 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES PROPOSED COMPREHENSIVE ANNUAL SERVICES PROGRA.M PLAN Jul I. 1976 to lane 30. 1977 The StA of FloriJa bat been afloatcd $4 t, million in ledcrat fund lot SOi.i*I scr'ics under Tilk XX of the Social Security Act. The purpote of thus pro g ram is to pro'Jc siI 3nd rehahulitattnc seniu,es fCiJ!CJ to th: following fist goals' I Achieving or maintaining c.onomi dependency; seIf'supçort to present, rcduc. or clirnuriate Prexcntuig or remedying negiect, abuse, or exploitation of chiJdren and adults unable protect their own interests, or pre se rving, rehabili tating, or reuniting families; , Preventing or reducing inappropriate institutional care by providing for comrnunity'bascj care, home-based care, or other forms of less intensive care, f.. Securing referral or admission for institutional cafe when other forms of care are not appropriate, or pro'i,ding services to iridoriduals in inst jtutior.s The Ii'iloirug social and rehahIulansc 'cr'icrs ,A,ll he jsauljt',k on a 'Adult 1)a (ate 'Altrrnale Flacemont for Adulti 'Child Day Care 'Consumer Education and Protection 'Counsrlrng (n',Ioymcnl Sen..ei S' 'Family Planning Seices ry 'Foster Care Placement of Children 'Health Support Servkes 'iliOu f f)du,ttrd Meats ilomernake, Services 'Home Management Snicn 'lfuusunh Improvement Sersices "Information and Referral 'ln'HomeSupe,tjun 'LegaIServKes Trrairncnt Facilities Rrsidcniial Irealinruit of I,i,luuiJI. DiIurbed Children and Adults in Sbort'Terrn lncenuse Treatment Facilities 'Social Group Sen ices 'Training and Rrlatrd 1;cr' IL CS 'Transportation 'Companionship Companionship Sen ices ' S n''ç ',. 'Jt',-. . ,;5i_,' Pcrsoni rrading in th' Stat XX if they are ht nred an> of the ?:stcd s. ,. jl '.c:s, ma', ''r Recipients of Aid to: Families With Dependent (Children (AFDCI * * Individuals or families whose gtou monthly in c ome does not esieed 1750 (19,000 per )car) for a four-member family ladjuited for (rnui>' size). * ' WIICO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Sales By: KISH REAL ESTATE 323.7860 Directions: In SanfordWest on 251h Street off 17.92. Mile to Ridgewood Ave. Follow Signs. L1 or 321.0041 __________________________________________________________________ &' THE BEST OF EVERYTHING I N REAL ESTATE FOR Elderly or Diuhied Individuals hu need nursing home scnies and *hose Income is Ics than $10,740 (or a four meroher farmi> I4JJISIC1 Ii 0"'I" <w J~X , OR WOMAN INCLUDING. \ I -- . . 1. • Electronic Realty Associates, art action network of independent Brokers doing over $3,000,000,000 in real estate sales annually. • A national sellers, referral program which benefits both buyers and • An exclusive home warranty program which Increases the / . saleability of any home. '.;a.:i 'rs .c ur,.kr 1 uk ReLipirnus It Suppirrncntal Seurt> l,;.irnc t SSl %, THE CAREER MINDED MA N • Profeioraiiy prepared * • Wall to Wall Carpetinq. • Central Heat and Ai r. • Dishwasher-Djsoosol Privately Fenced Patio, I Professional Landscaping of valued at $310 were reported ss ,ØSJ% Our one, two and three bedroom models feature: Vandalism too Decrease Deputies reported a recent rash of vandalism complaints acr oss the county seems to have plants in hanging baskets SL0'1 $4 J' h.isi during the program '5UfsiI1 il )1''tnc ST I** ii, C% 'Nuirilion Sen oc es - Protective Senkes for Adulls 'Protective Sers Ices to Children 'Residential Treatment of AIcunlics or Alcoholic .AbuserxmShu,rt.jerm lntensne Treatment Facilities 'Residential Treatment of Delinquent .uu , uuia, ii Intenuse featm•nt Facil ities 'P.rsndentiil Treatment of Drug Services ' tJtc"A ani two story homes for so litHe. missing. Sheriff John Polk put a squad plain clo thes o ff icers on vandalisrn patrol throughont the county at night. However, deputies said ,sy millinKiNcE offer these fabulous. one slackened noticeably since Achc'sir.g or maintaining se1f-suffi c iency, including redu.iiori or presennon nf Jencv. . i ,A \ ,I audiovisual sales aids, - . • Professional education and training both before and alter 11cm. • Positions available with member Florida, REALTORS throughout Central and above all, a better than-average income opportunity. .... Estimated Expenditures for the program year include. Federal Title XX $94.6 mdhIon-Oiher for a toigi of S223. million. Federal $15.5 million Stair $90 () million Local $23.1 million The Services program will begin on July I, 1Q76 lndisiduah is :h!rf I ir;h for f th 'ers ,c offered ma> lu so at any- local office of the Depa.tn'rnt rt Ife!th .::i ,i's "1111111i)isl us I Vii. Ilic i'ni 'pui.cd ( 'utusptdicnsns' .nnuaI SIrrVIs cv I'rog:am Plan is jvaliahle (oi puN r,sie's at III: Orange ('ount)' ik,ilPi IX'partmcrtt. P132 W. Cnrnujl Boulevard, Orlando; Brcsjrj rOurli, !fcillti Dt'pattnncnt. 1744 S. ('udar Strcct, Kkkdgt. Brssjrd County Ikalth t)ci'artment. 1204 S. Hiskir', Stt ct Ilt.uirn. Oso,lj ('hunt) lkallti l)t'part rncnt, 1322 Icniti .Str''I. St (loud. Orangc coon ' I l ?tIi tlepartoicrit, 1111 N Rick Spring Road, Ap)pkj, 11r5'sjrj ('(Hint) ikalib Dcpartnscnt, t' ii Sfnnl5'lon % writiv. htussillc: O.s'&J ('nunt> (kjiih Dt'partinerit. 603 W. Bryan Street. K,ssimm".' ''.4!( ( •'i?!tS If'j!tlr t)..irti'tit °OO Ftc':!, I: Sn' rf lli I'i_ri .10 t rcs:cj .gt JO) ho:, i'lrjium at lht'.' iucaiiori ( om'uutiits isuil ire reseised d u ring the pertotl Aprii ih r iu %lj Ir 1976. ,' puhtk incct tng to 1vS i V, the I'rr'poscd Plan is she'dul5'd on !ay 4. 176. 4 .0 I' % t .%Itjruponte' Sptips ('isic (e'nt' ( .ir,.r of L,'ngwoueiJ 1. Magnolia, n::: ot, of; Ma> ,e, i 4.1J i' W. (ou'1ly ('i,mahissR,uu ( luaiota,'rs, Hrs'sard ('ounlv ('outl;iuw M'rrntt Island Branch. 257< ., Courts'ru Paka>. Merritt klar.d. %. riit'n tnhiip:enis should he Writ 10 the II KS t)ictr,L t Vii office at UI) \ Oranc .5t't1Ut. Vsc,trt ('ask. fjoidj 327AQ or e'eimmnts i'.is k. o.., .'. .1 .1 ...... ..t)t' ;nu'ilioç. J'i rru'tse' J ( 1 11 )> t the I'Izn. 'nJ >.iir request arid :s'lurrs audit's' In, FOR MORE INFORMATION ON * How to get started .in %,,,I?;,, Departmen, of Health and Rehabilitative Scrsk lute XX Plauuuiuug Office Bu,:iks.jrd I aI1 afi asset, F lutrida 2 JO i 'ii c all l U 1 What it takes to be successful * How soon and how much you can expect to earn * AND MUCH MORE I I NOW TO ATTEND OUR OPPORTUNITY NIGHT PLAN HOWARD JOHNSON'S MOTOR LODGE (1-4 & COLON IAL DRIVE) APRILS, p976 7:4 P.M. No obligation, of course I -OR FOR ADVANCE INFORMATION CALL: DA ii f1r'tVFr I6IP% JUWILK 322-2420 v% %r%r %r4V% IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIQHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACfION NO. 76-I$6.CA09'F FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF TARPON SPRINGS. Plaintiff. vs. WILLIAM R. SPEGELE and CONSTANCE B wife, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 75.3347.CA41fF FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, for. merly known as FIRST FEDERAL LOAN AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION OF ST. PETER. SBURG, a United States Cor. poratio.. Plaintiff, If Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, April 2, 176-3A 4 Weekend spec SPEGELE. his Vi. DAVID F. MCKAY and DOLORES Defendants. P. McKAY, his wife, and JOHN L. NOTICF. OF SALE SANDERS. Defendants. NOTICE Is hereby given, that NOTICE OF SALE pursuant to a Final Judgment of foreclosure entered March 29th, 1976 Notice is hereby given that, in the Circuit Court of the pursuant to a Summary Final Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and Judgment of foreclosure entered In for Seminole County Florida in Civil cause numbured 75.2311CA09F. in Action N. 76116CA09F, ARTHUR the Circuit Court of Seminole H. BECKWITH, JR. Clerk of the County, Florida. I will sell the said Court, will sell for cash in hand property situate in Seminole County, to the highest arid best bidder at thi Florida described as: West West Front door of the Ccvr East 5.3 feet of Lot 7, and all of Lot thouse. Seminole County, FIorld St 5, Block A. English Estates. Unit 1. 11:00 o'clock A,M. on April 111h, According to the plat thereof as 1976, the following described real recorded Ic, Plat Book IS, Page]?, of property situate in Seminole County, the Public Records of Seminole Florida, to-wit: County, Florida. 5, Block "A", INDIAN HILLS Together with all structures, UNIT 4, according to the plat thereof Improvements, fixtures, appliances, as recorded in Plat Book 15, Page It, and appurtenances on said land or Public Records of Seminole County, used in conjunction therewith. Florida The foregoing properly shall be Including: sold at public sale, to the highest and One GE Range (ete) Model No, bidder best for cash, at the West J333, Serial No. M244111 front door of the Seminole County One Nutone Exhaust Fan wHood Courthouse in Sanford. Florida. at (dc) Model No, V 10 II 00 o'clock A M. on the 15th day of One 1,Vaste King Diixs.iI (nc') Apri, 1976 Model No. 2000, Serial Plo. 4506.425 Dated March 31st, 1916. One GE Dishwasher (dc) Model (Seal) No. 50250, Serial L603.410 Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. One Chrysler Airtemp Furnace CIr of the Circuit Court w.Ducts (gas) Model No. 420132, By: Elaine RiCharde Serial 110. 011730653; One Chrysler Deputy Clerk Airternp Air Conclitluner (ele, Model Publiih: April 2, 1976 No. 126401, serial No. 1A94521; DEY.12 Well to wall carpeting DATED this 30th day of March, NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARINO 1976. The Boari of Courtv Corn missicf,ers , sernni County, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Florid., will conouct a iubliC f''k of tb 'rc,jit Criurt :.;ring In rr.c Cor'nissoners By: Elaine RiChard. Meeting Room of the Seminole Deputy Clerk County Courthouse, Sanford. q ROWLAND, PETRUSKA, Florida, on April 13, 1976 at 7:00 BOWEN & Mc DONALD P.M. or as soon thereafter as 305 North Magnolia Avenue Orlando, Florida 37301 Publish April 2. 1976 OEYU IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. GENERAL JURISDICATION DIVISION CASE NO. 7S20S9.CA.O9.F SOUTH SHORE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MASSAPEQUA, NEW YORK, Plsintiff, VI, GARY WAYNE TODIAS and DONNA J. TOBIAS, hiS wife, Defendants. NOTICE OF SAL.I NOTICE is hereby given, that pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered March Ism, 1976, in the Circuit Court Of the Fightitnth Judclal Circuit In and for Seminole County, Florida In Case No. 7S2059CA09 F, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., Clerk of the said Court, will sell for cash in hand to the highest and best bidder at the West Front door of the Caurthotsc'. Seminole County, Florida at 11 ,00 o'clock a.m. on April 15th. 1976. the followir.g described real property situate in Seminole County, Florida, to wit: Lot 41, Block G. W000MERE PARK. 2ND REPLAT. according to the Plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 13. Page 73, of the Public R?cords of Seminole County, Florida. Dated this 31st day of March, 1976. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk Publish: April 2, 1976 0EV___________________________ 1$ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 'HE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. SOUTH BOSTON SAVINGS I3AiIK, a savings bank organized and existing under the laws of Massachusetts, Plaintiff, RONNIE VERNELL GAINERS and EVONNE K. GAINERS, his wife, Defendants. AMENDED NOTICE OFSALE NOTICE is hereby given, that pursuant to a Final Judgment of foreclosure entered March 29th, 1976 in the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County Florida in Civil Action No. 75733.4.CA.09F, AR. THUR H. BECKWITH, JR. Clerk of the said Court, will sell for cash in hand to the highest and best bidder at the West Front door of the Courthouse, Seminole County. Florida at 11:00 o'clock AM, on April 14th, 1976, the following described real property situate in Seminole County, Florida, to wit: Lot 10, Block "C", WASHINGTON OAKS SECTION TWO, according to the plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 16, Pages 16 I. Si, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida Together with the following Items rj equipment which are located in and Permanently Installed as a part of the imçrovements on the said land: One Orbon Range (ele) Serial No. 1510, Model No. E30AC One Mercury Hood (gig) Serial No. M7G1R, Model No. M71 One Comfort Pc (ole) Serial No. A 431647, Model No. CPF100 One Coldspot Refrigerator (.1,) Serial No. $25114310, Model No, 46. 652133 DATED this 30th day of March, 1976. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiChard. Deputy Clerk I ROWLAND PETRIJSKA, BOWEN & McDONALD tUff Magnolia Avenue Orlando, Florida 32101 PubIi: All 2. 1976 DEY.13 The JCPenney Sport shirt 100 pct. texturized polyester Fashion solids sizes s,m,I,xl. IN THE CiRCUIT COURT, SEMINOLF COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION 7?5I-CP In Es: Estate of: DAISY M. LOf4GWELL, Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSOnS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN SAID ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the Estate of DAISY M. LONGWELL, deceased, File Number 7690.CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 32771, Theperwnal epresentatives of thu Estate are Phyllis L. Nash, wnose address is Route 1, Box 151 A. Longwood, Florida 32750, and Henry B. LongwqlI, whose address is $50 Plumose Drive, Sanford, Florida 37711. The name and address of the 'ittorney for the personal representatives are set forth belo'*'. All persons flaying claims or demands against the Estate ire required, WITHIN THREE MON. THS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. to file with the Clerk of the Court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be in writing and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and address, of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed, if the claim is not yet øu,, the date when it will become de shall be stated If the claim is contingent or unl;quidated, Ni. n-ature of the un Certainty shall be stated. If ths claim Is secured, the security shall be described. The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the Clerk to enable the Clprk to mail one copy of each personal representative. All persons interested in the Estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been mai'ed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objections they may have that challenges the validity of the decendent's Will, the quallticatons of the personal representatives, or the venue or jurIsdiction of the Court. Phyllis L. Nash Henry B. Longwell As Personal Repres.ntal. yes of the Estate of Daisy M. Longwell, Mack P1. Civetand Jr , Of CLEVELAND, MIZE S BRIDGES Attorneys for Personal Representatives P.O. Drawer 2 i'll t. Uax Avenue Sanford, Florida 3277$ Publish: April 2. 9, 1976 DEYlS Women's handbags. Orig. S8 , La- 11111101=0 %94. I N __- - , . 1. Now 1.88 Now Ifi ..I I 1 I ) __ __ . 4.88 1~~ ~ ~,~ Jjl ,~! .11.\ ia~ k 1~1% .4 ;;,, Rib knits, print T. Tops, smock looks and more. Sizes 3-6x and 7 1- -.~ 4 . is Double r.-.. , J - I ', '5- .. 'N, '* % )', 6 "-' : solids Fancy patterns I y ,.r .,. 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I * Licensed or unlicensed persons welcome, 1413 >Siuirncuud Evening Legal Notice Legal Notice - PLC" ' ' 11, •_1 '1 �;..,... .. _______ _ _ . - ~~~ - , ~ r' Evening Herald The actors in the fast developing Sid Vihlen Jr. N EhENLIl AVE.. SANFOIW. FI.,\ 3 277 1 . tit, {I;.32261 I 'r 831 •9.t JoAnn Saunders smash hit probably can remain out of harm's way, while th e on es sure to end up Wi th mud in their faces are the spectators good old Mr. and Mrs. Taxpayer. regardless of whether The end of th e play George Saunders' charges that Vthlen used county materials for political purposes prove true or false will find Seminole County taxpayers footing the bill for any and all investigations conducted by the state attorney's offi ce. In fact th e play which should be named "Taxpayer Pay The Piper" may have already begun. Vihlen Is asking State Atty. Abbott Herring to "immediately" Investigate his campaign financial records. If VihIen wants Saunders' "ridiculous insinuation" cleared, he should pay the full tab for th e investigative process requ ired to get to the bottom of it. As for Saunders' charges that th e use of county government mater ials Is "completely against the law," what's new. Did Vihien reall y send out press releases in t' Around Friday, April 2, 1976-4A \'i:\\'Nl: 1). IX)Yl .E, Publisher - 9 it lUCllA11D1.0N(;.Edi tor ___ V 11.1 .IAM I). ('UU RIE. M.inagng Editor __ \I:ih. $ 4th. 1;th. $I 11. 't 4(1 ii In Hot Ida s4na' its tn'nie dt'Iiver MI Un'r ni.iiI Month. $2.0. 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40 Y - - [ ' 2,,'1 tm '' ." Wilson's Decision Is Poorly Timed he Clock EL) PRICKETI' county envelopes? If so, that's as poli tically astute as asking Mickey Mouse for a lecture on the political evolution of Marxism as expounded by Karl Marx in his original Communist Manifesto. In other words, It's just plain dumb. George Saunders said a citizen brought to Mrs. Saunders a county-printed envelope, stamped by a county postage meter. Inside the envelope, Saunders said, were a biographical resume and a candidacy announcement, both from Vihien. 11 Sa un ders' wants th e in vestigation, th en perhaps he will volunteer to pay for it. It sure would save Old Mr. and Mrs. Ta xpayer a heap of money. Plus, it would keep state attorney in vestigators and attorneys free to combat crimes of a li ttle more serious nature, say, murders, major thef ts, rapes things like that. It is fact that if Saunders signs a writte n compla in t with the state attorney then that office Is obligated under law to check It out. But by the time th e process fi nally winds i ts way down th e costly maze and reac hes a conclusion on this issue the real loser is the taxpayer. Surely politicians can find be tter Issues than th is one. Informed of a possible investigation by Herring's office, Vihlen Immediately screamed "frame job," to which (George) Saunders replied, "JoAnn is not trying to frame anyone." I' tell you who does stand to wtn in th is mudsl ing ing contest. Candida tes oth er than JoAnn Saunders and Vihien, tha t's who. Press aides for Congressman Richard Kelly, a Republican, m ust be standing back licking their chops. The timing on this ma tter, also, is way off. Bo th VihIen and Mrs. Sa unde rs are Democrats, and bo th candidat es are seeking th e Democratic nomination. An Issue as vicious as this could do serious harm to th e campaigns of both candidates, If Mrs. Sa unde rs officially ente rs the race. 4 ll IN BRIEF Three Detectives, Suspect Killed In Shooting Spree 4 - Considering the intensely personal nature of British politics and problems, many Americans probably are wondering why anybody wants to be prime minister of that country, not why one wants to quit. Prime Minister Harold Wilson's decision to step down as soon as his successor can be chosen !P -can be as simple as the fact that he is 60 years old and tired of it all. And the graceful period for Every resigning for those who have a choice is when some 'A UN accomplishments can be listed. Wilsoji did gj ccLTIO.VS exactly that with his long summary showing that 0 IVUR I Britain's external affairs are in good order. ppESiDNT i Nevertheless, the consideration must be the jE/?RVFQ'W nation, not the man and on that basis Britain would p W have been better off if he stayed. His resignation .4 11 WASIllNGN- From time to time through comes at a time when the mood in Britain is ~ . "~~) Amer1a's history It has beer' suggested that f When President Ford WASHINGTON tviiitj The f!o" North Sea oil that will add the strongest features of conservative arni rlused to see exiled Soviet author Alexander wealth to England's coffers is Leginning. Labor is !ral thou'ht uIi he fnrmally fused. tte Sc'thrsyn last summer, he, q uite deservedly, generally living wi th in a $12-a-week pay increase resultin g politica l alliance would be the answer ...; . I . caught hell from all directions from liberals I ceiling adopted last August. The inflationary rate 4 to the ages. and conservatives alike. "I has dropped from 25 per cent last year to 14 per White House ess secre Ron Nessen tary /I An well. Now that the poles have been originally said the Preside nt was simply too cent so far this year. The budget has been tightened brought together, In an consequence called busy to see Solzhenitsyn, adding that fur- -S.. substantially and Mr. \Vilson appears to be winning libertarian Party, it rather appears that the them-more Mr. Ford "f or image reasons does li ke his fight for an additional $10 billion cut in th e next hopes for its social infl uence have been scm/ I to have some substance In his meetings." _Z1 , /_ I ewhat exaggerated. two years. Most of all Britain is exhibiting a .J This pa th etic excuse howe ver was quickly realization that the cost of its social programs has )) $,i " Officially formed five years ago in Colorado, blown down by gale of laughter when it was -.01. 1 become prohibitive and counter productive, where the Rocky Mountain high knows no asked, if this was true, then why had the 1 bounds, the L.P. was organized to promote the The nation now will be thrown into disarray as President, In the past, met and posed for plcconservative theory of small government and tures with such "heavy thinkers" as: Brazilian the rough and tumble of picking Mr. Wilson's the liberal insistence on maximum Individual soccer star Pele; Miss America, 1975; the Maid successor progresses. Betting appears to be on freedom. On the one hand Libertarians are with of Cotton; the West Virginia Strawberry Queen; Foreign Secretary James Callaghan h w r 1. o is roughly George Wallace opposed to such government and three Russian pilots who had made the first in the center of his party's political spectrum. meddling as welfare, foreign aid and forced n tra spolar flight to the U.S. In 1937. However, he is four years older than Mr. Wilson busing; on the other they agree with Adlai Subsequently, the real reason for President and cannot be the Labor Party's long-range leader. Stevenson that a free society is where it's safe to I 11 ( Ford's refusal to see Solahenithyn was revealed: ( 1 be unpopular. .But the same token the other likely candidates are Henry Kissinger had recommended against it. on either end of the spectrum and very likely could In the words of one of the Secretary of Undeniably, the thesis is wonderful. a State's aides, such a get-together "would offend not survive in office for long. The Conservative "Ubearians hold that every person should be the Soviets," lending weight to Solzhenitsyn's treated as an end in himself or herself, never Party already is predicting that an election will political views rather than his literary talent. : merely a means to the ends of others." And that k have to be called within a half a year, and that is a Z. Looking back on the flap, President Ford has "every individual is the sole owner of (his) life, long time for Britain to lose her political direction. said that things could have been handled "a bit free to do with that life whatever (he) wishes." " '\ The Turmoil in London is not a happy propsect tidier," that "It probably would have been right" But after holding these truths to be self evident, for the Atlantic economic and military allies it Solihenitsyn. Libertarian wishes begin decidedly to sound like because it adds another major state to an already Fine. We all make mistskes. But Mr. Ford organized naivete: "Let's start a rumor that the Democrats are and his Adminktration are involved In another long list of governments fighting internal political They are against taxation, believing Sotzhenitsyn flap, this one almost as messy as divisions. harruinph that government should Instead be responsible for the first one. financed by voluntary contributions. They are Neaweelt magazine reports that "to make against Social Security, believing that people amends" with conservatives upset over his snub should hive the good sense to provide for their of So1zhenits)m the President has sent "a warm own pensions. They are against municipal police personal telegram" to the Freedoms Foundation Gev. Brown has announced his candidacy for president, forces, any controls whatsoever on private in Valley Forge, Pa., saluting this patriotic becoming the second Gerald in the race. He will run as a fp rea lice nsing of professionals such as f or awarding the exiled Soviet dissident favorite son ca ndidate in the Democra ti c primary election in doctors and so forth. Did I men tion public its highest award, the American Friendship California in June. schools? Libertarians would abolish the damn Medal. Mr. Ford says in his wire that he Ii What this shows is that Jerry Brown's unconventional WASHINGTON When the U.S. Senate get the House to agree to certain loopholes i ; politics &ren't that different from the old politics. As far as his passes a self-policing measure, look for the election law wanted by some key Senators but 'delighted" With the Foundation's decision that In sum, the LP. t further enhances the group's "outstanding motto is somewhat like that gimmick. own political ambitions are concerned, it is clear that he has not opposed In the House. which seizes passengers on a disorganized lowered any expectations, The other day toward closing time Sen. One objective, I'm told, is to secure as high a reputation for the support and encouragement of sinking ship: never mind the needs of the whole, James B. Allen (1)-Ala.) introduced an amend- limit as possible on honorariums allowed ideals and values that are cherished by all He has been governor only 15 months. He faces enormous everyman for himself. And soill. is that the 10,000 ment to the newest version of the fair election lawmakers when making speeches before Americans." problems in California, most of them a long way from being party members are largely those who e'm afford law. It would require that all government em- various grou. At Now. It just so ha ppens that there are other 'S solved. And yet he has acceded to urging that he become a several thousand dollars a maximum Individualism the middle class, ployes earning more than !V25,000 a year report In shot, these fees, in many cases, have become an individuals who also with to honor Alexander candidate and seek to lead the California delegation to the the educated and the young and healthy. convention In Ncw York City in July. detail their sources of Income and their assets L'nportant source of side incne for better Solahenitsyn and they have sought to do so by This could divert attention his own and the public's away One almn' has to be free from fear to be and liabilities every year for oublic Inspection, known legislators, particularly in the upper making him an honorary American citizen. One from his performance as governor. If it does, It will be unLibertarian; citizens with defects, bedridden old The rule would apply to Senators and house. Some influential Senators do not want, of these persons is Sen. Jesse Helms, R.N.C., fortunate. We need a full-time governor, folks who thank God for food stamps, they are Representatives, federal bureaucrats, military therefore, to be limited to a paltry $1,000 to $2,000 who Introduced a resolution to this effect. It It will also tend to make the California primary less decisive passed the Senate on a voice vote last year. too busy depending on others to dream what it men and women and Judges. An amendment to a speech & plus expenses, of course. In the House, Rep. Larry McDonald, D-a., between the leading ou-of.e contenders who are seriously the Allen amendment would require the same would be like to be on their own, The same Senators whoaskd David Packard waging national campaigns for the presidency. That will play Information from all candidates for national to sell his Ints're,ts En Hew!ett-Packrd, a introduced a similar rMo!uion, but it has been Al 1k. ,-.nnal t jk.,. Into Um luaj*ia uf thue who seek a brokered convention, 11 you office. The Allen priviso was overwhelmingly company he had helped found and spent his life bottled up one year this month in Rep. Peter tarlan, perhaps, is 46-year-old Roger MacBr-Ide, are concerned at all with making the national primary system 76 yeas to 13 nays. building, before they would agree to ratify him Rodino's, D-N.J., Subcommittee on Im- 0 the party's candidate for president. HarvardI submit that work in order to give the people a say over the candidate to be such a sunshine requirement as Secretary of Defense, have conflicts of En- migration, Citizenship and International Law. educated an attorney, also coproducer of The reason for the delay? According to Suba would do more to end corruption in Washington terestin the law firms they're connected with, nominated by their party, anything that tends to a brokered moi,eymaking televi=sion show Th "e Little than any number of limitations on what office contribution services for their campaign and members Joshua Eilberg, 1)-Pa., convention IS had. House on the Prairie," which is based on stories holders It must be acknowledged, however, that If Hubert can and cannot do. Conflicts of interest personal office and travel expenses, in the fees who chairs this unit, and Rep. Bill Cohen (Rnwritten by his grandmother), MacBride IS would s phrey emerges from a brok red conven tion, Gov. Brown would ta nd out like we thumbs. they're paid by special inte rest groups, In the Me.), it's because Mr. Ford's State Department remely confide nt that his is the way of be a logical choke as his vice presidential running mate, gone on record opposing the measure. So far so good. But the word passed among bills they push or oppose which would aid and light. The track record of California governors at national conSo, why does the State Department oppose those who know their way around the Senate is assist or penalize personal investments and Solzhenitsyn being made an honorary citizen? ventions of their parties has been dismal. None has been Unencumbered by wishy-washy rules, hesays, cynical. The Senators agreed to this hard-nosed those of their friends and business partners. JOHN D. LOFTON JR. Man . , Shrimp Farm Prospers Author p ...'Clu "Diii0fria')y Will Figh t For MIAMI BEACH (API Three detectives and the man accused of killing them are dead of wounds received in a shooting spree which began when the policemen used "the sixth-sense that cops have" to check a stolen car, police said. Th man sought In the bloody Thursday night shooting turned his gun on himself rather than surrender, police said. The man, identified as Ronald Joseph Born, alias Joseph Mowlood, no hometown known, was wanted on federal charges of interstate auto theft, police said. The slain officers were identified as Tommy Hodges, 32; Clark Curlette, 28: and Frank Dazevedo, 32. All were members of the Dade County Public Safety Cepartmer.t's auto theft division. The public must be tired of cli ches and charges and counter charges. Politicians should serve the people. They can't do th at by slinging mud at each other while state attorney Investigators are required to look in on the bat tle to decide whether anyone might be hauled before a grand jury. TOM TIEDE PANAMA CITY (APi - Refusing to admit defeat ditcr Hurricane Eloise wiped out a decade's work last year, owners of the world's first mass production shrimp farm say they are back In busIncs and even expect a profit in 1976. The president of Marifarms, Inc. Informed his 1,000 stockholders this week that the revolutionary enterprise has fully recovered from Eloise, and estimated a 1976 crop of threernillion pounds of, fat, white slim-imp, a 100 per e n Ied D I Citizen s h i - - I Police Records Restricted -. - -. . h'CSt. seems worth It now." • ..-' iId.4 "We're sitting on top of the world now," President John Uihu-e said Thursday. "The last six months have been one of the worst times I've ever been through, but it all .'. - I J v&: - I FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE (AP) The Jacksonville Police Department has restricted access to police records by news media and other members of the public, claiming the reports are not public records. The sheriff's office invoked the policy Thursday, and State Atty. Edward Austin defended it. "We are not trying to suppress the news," Austin said. "The press has not hurt us." - 7 a - - ., NATiON - IN BRIEF National Jobless Rate Drops To 7.5 Per Cent r -- the virus." - - Brown In The Race RAY CROMLEY Sunshine L - WASHINGTON (AP) The nation's unemployment rate edged down to 7.5 per cent of the work force in March, marking the Fifth straight monthly decline and the longest sustained di op in 14 years, the government said today. Although the decline was slight down from 7.6 per cent in February Labor Department analysts said the steady Improvement since October reflected continuing economic recovery from the recession. Blacks and women benefited most from the March decline in unemployment, which was down by about 100,000, to a total of 7 million last month. Total employment continued climbing in March, rising by another 375,000 to an all-time high of 86.7 million, the government said. Since reaching a recession-low last March, the number of Americans with Jobs has risen by 2.6 million, with adult women accounting for more than half cf the over-the-year increase. - e - 04 Coed CALENDAR Sues College FRIDAY, APRIL 2 Longwood AA (closed), 8 p.m., Episcopal Church. Tanglewood AA (closed), 8 p.m. St. Richard's Episcopal Church, Lake Howell Road. lIOIJ,YWOo[ All) An unma,ried college coed is suing the Florida Bible College for expelling her for what it called "the ultimate sin" of getting pregnant. D'borah Jean Clayton, SEX" weeks away from graduation and a degree in biblical education, went to the college inlinnary March 19 for what she thought was influenza only to learn that she was pregnant, the suit said. School officials were r'otified and six days later she was expelled The 22-year-old Holland, Pa., ied filed suit Wednesday in Broward County Circuit Court ecking a temporary injunction ;ig:minst her expulsion and reint:tcnicnt to Finish her educa. tion. 'We consider it a private matter," said Lee Stanford, President of the nondenominational school founded in 1962, "When students come to Floridii Bible College they are given 'mnolication and on the app!ication they agree to abide by our rules and regulations. "We ask all our stlldenLs to maintain a proper Christian testimony" defined as "behav'or conforming to the scriptures, to the Bible," he said. Miss Clayton's attorney, Patrick C. Rastatter, said the young woman "even offered to marry the guy, to do anything they wanted, but they said she had couunitted 'the ultimate sin,' and they wanted nothing to do with her." The undentif led father-to-be is a student at the school and also was expelled, Restatter added. A year ago, Rev. A. Ray Stanford, the school's founding president and father of the current president, resigned from the college and disappeared, leaving a tape recording explaining that he had committed adultery with one of his students. "This strikes me as hypocrisy of the worst sort," Rastatter said. - - APRIL 1, 1976 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Johnnie M. Adams Ethel M. Mattair Betty Sue Mitchell ChcLstlr.j Elena Neville Doris L. Nielsen Ann Peacock Alfred If. Pruthiere Christopher Rluo Karen Strickhin Funding Disclosure Sought WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate intelligence com ruittee will seek to farce the public disclosure of the total tutu wit of money the United States spends each year on spy operations. Chairman Frank C)vrch, Dldaho, said Thursday the panel would either publish the spending figure in its final report or recommend the dollar amount be made public when Congress is asked to approve the intelligence budget. The committee got the figure from intelligence officials during its Inquiry into the U.S. intelligence organization. - , It was perhaps Inevitable that Jerry Brown would heed the caH, as others have before him. He will be lucky if ht comes out of the convention unscathed. But he has had extraordinary luck so far In his political career. Right now It looks as though that luck is holding, Specifically, they derive indirect income Well, It's embarras,sing lo quote the reasorut. In a Why should there be a census bureau, for goes, because they knew from past experience from law firms which represent special interests letter to Rep. ROdInO last July, the Department's example; a fine, red-blooded American should with similar measures that the House of before the Senate dm4 House. They take free Assistant Secre(ary for Congressional Relations, 4 America could yet five up to his expectations. - but worthy -amendment, the irWde story not have to sutxnit to this kind of oppression. Representatives was certain to oppose it trips and use airplanes and hotel rooms without RObcrt McCloskey, says the resolution is "quite MacBride is particularly confident that vehemently. In the resulting conference between cost, often arranged by lobbyists for companies unique and extraordinary," noting that only Libertarians have the answer to the nation's the two chambers to work out compromises, the with an Interest In the bills before their corn- WiItOfl Churchill and the Marquis de Lafayette ever more expensive zind burdensome military. Senate could then use this "bargaining chip" to mittees. ha ve been granted honorary citizenship. Both of these men, he notes, were strongly committed to the U.S. and the principles for which it stands. But not so with Solzhenitsyn. McCloskey continues: Panel To Review Plan WASHINGTON (AP) A House panel plans a critical review of Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi's plan to notify only some of the victims of the FBI's Cointelpro campaign of harassment. Rep. Don Edwards, 1)-Calif., said Thursday a judiciary subcommittee that he chairs will examine the plan and may summon Levi to explain why he chose not to notify all Colntelpro targets. "It would seem to me that all of the persons who were subject to harassment should be advised," Edwards said in an interview. - I JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD 0 Fra uds In Social Security Chicken dinner sponsored by Christian Homemakers Class to benefit mission project, 5:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church fellowship hail. Rummage Sale sponsored by Youth Choir, Cornmunity United Methodist Church, 17-92, Casselberry. Mulch sale, sponsored by Boy Scout Troop 341, Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford Christian School rummage sale, Sanford Plata, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Utt-n-Bike program and bike rodeo, Winter Springs Elementary School, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. sponsored by VFW Post 5405 and Winter Springs Police. NIONDA Y, A111111, 5 Magnificent 6 (lI l(ado Club, 7p.m., 1103 Orange Ave., Sanford VIA Executive Board Idyllwilde School, 7:30 p.m. SCC Community Chorus and The Chorallers concert of sacred music, 8 p.m., Community United Methodist church of Casselberry. Free. TUESDAY, APRIL 6 Advanced Ltlesavlug: Rescue and Water Safety Crr.r 7 1' m ,Atlantis Swim School, Alt monte Spring. Three nights a week for three weeks. Homemakers Achievement Day Exhibits open to public, 7 to 9p.m. Altamonte Springs Civic Center Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon, Sanford Chic Center. Bag lunch and Bingo. Senior Citizens 4-cay tour to Atlanta and Brunswick. Leaving Casselberry stop at Seminole Plaza, 8 a.m.; pick up Sanford Civic Center, 8:30 a.m. Bring bag lunch. Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club covered dish supper, 6 p.m., clubhouse on lakefront; meeting, 7 p.m. "Clearly, Churchill and Lafayette possessed such a conscious commitment to aid and affect America's sovereign destiny. There is no ARliNGTON hEIGhTS, HI, v;nu1 take the pressure off mAP) -- The Teamsters union's gotiators. coast-to-coast truck strike Usery's continued presence rolled into its second day today at the talks was taken as one with bargainers reported "very hopeful sign. He canceled close" to agreement on a total tentative plans to return economic package. Thursday to Washington and But sources close to both remained until negotiations sales said disagreement on how recessed at 1:20 a.m. this the money package should be morning. An aide said he would distributed among wages, cost- stay in the negotiations again of-living benefits and other con- today. tract items remained to be set. Usery said five or six money tled when negotiations resumed issues were all that kept the two today. sides apart. The work stoppage already However, business leaders has begun slowing the WOVC'• around the country sent telemerit of goods, produced some grains Thursday to scattered violence and has both Washington, urging Ford to government and business lead- obtain a hack-to-work order, er-s deeply worried about the Some 60 per cent of the napossible impact on the nation's lions manufactured products commercial well-being. are n:ovcd Ii> truck. ansi some All four U.S. auto makers key industries had only a few said they would have to start days' supply of materials at shutting down production plants hand. But grocery store and next week if the largest walkout gasoline supplies appeared ever by truckers is still on. Labor secretary W. . Usery generally to be adequate for the Jr., the key federal official in- short term, and hospital facilvolved in the dispute between itics generally indicated no iminn win .,i .,, mediate shortages in essential UIIU HI truckin g industry, remained at medical supplies, ru the bargaini n g site in this Chi- equipment. cago suburb trying to resolve Several grocery store associthe lingering money disputes. ation.s indicated that it would be Ford administration sources at least a week before food said it appeared that the government would refrain, at le;,,,, temporarily, Irorim taking action to invoke the Taft-Hartley Act while bargaining continued and there were indications of progress. The act provides for a 80(lay cooling-off period, out that ll WEATHER supplies might begin to reflect the strike's effects. The federal Department of Transportation said one million workers would be forced off their jobs by a week-long strike, translating toa$300-mlllionloss to the economy. Fedetal officials also feared that a big Teamsters settlement would touch off yet another inflationary wage spiral, setting the pattern for other big. labor industries that negotiate later in the year. Teamsters in the continental United States manned picket lines when their three-year contract expired at 12:01 a.m. Thursday. Many trucking firms, howevi'r, were able In Pevp their rigs operating after they signed individual interim agreements to meet Teamsters demands for $1.75 hourly in salary increases and another $17 a week In pension, health and welfare benefits. J £ ,"~ po WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7 Homemakers Achievement Day, 9:30 a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center Sanford Woman's Club, noon, at clubhouse on Oak Avenue, catered luncheon meeting. Reservations. ThURSDAY, APRIL 8 Count)' Bicentennial School Arts and Crafts Show sponsored by PTA, Altamonte Mall. Through Saturday. SISTER, Inc. noon luncheon, The Heritage, Third and Park, Sanford. FRIDAY, APRIL 9 Family Night Movie, "George," sponsored by Hopper Elementary School 7 p.m. Refreshments for sale. Valerie Andra White Sarah S. Wilburn Bettie H. Bannick, Altamonte Springs Grace Cadaling, DeLand Cecil C. Crouch, Deltona Guy Skehan Jackson, Deltona George Oransky, Deltona Theodora M. Turner, Longwood h'earl Hose Zwart, Orange City Rhonda L. Cutter, Orlando BIRThS Sanford: Mr. & Mrs. William M. Thursday's high 75, today's IKaren) Stricklin, boy low 43. Mr. & Mrs. Mack (Sarah) Fair and mild through Wilburn, boy Saturday. Highs in the low 80s. Mr. & Mrs. Roger tllhondai Lows in the low and mid 50s. Northerly winds around 10 Cutter, boy, Orlando m.p.h. EXTENDED FORECAST Generally (air north portion and partly cloudy south portlo.i through Saturday. Cooler north portiou and mild elsewhere. Lows (Os north portion, 50s central portion and 60s south portion except near 70 in the Keys. Highs 70s north and SOs south. 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PLE,JJTH NEW 1976 Henry Block has evidence, hr,wever, that Solzherdtsyn, albeit an eloquent and courageous international perWASHINGTON Millions of dollars in although they have neglected to retire. In. bank. sonailty, hqs made such a contribution orfraudulent Social Security payments are doled vestigators discovered, for example, that some At the same time that he is calling for budget commitment or even desires to do so. In fact, out each year to Americans living abroad and to Mexican vendors who sold souvenirs to cutbacks, his Administration is quietly there Is some indication (not stated in this letter foreigners with past U.S. employment records. American tourists had ai Illegal side Income sabotaging Legislation that would return millions J.L) that his rebellion against depotism does Investigators turned up one Mexican en- from U.S. Social Security. in excess military profits to the federal treasury. not embody an endorsement of the American trepreneur, ramed Benjamin Herrera Florez, - Child support checks went to 2,213 alleged The billion-dollar-battle centers upon the way of life." Therefore, McCloskey conclu des, who forged falie Social Security claims for a fee. moth ers who actually had no children in their obscure Federal Renegotiation Board. This Is Solzhenits "should not be declared an He actually had the audacity to advertise on the, ca!' p" the liiren had died, but the office that Is supposed to referee the great honorary citizen of the United States of radio, they reported, that he would "fix papers the mothers went un collecting the child rnre, corporate scramble for federal contricts and America," for anyone with a problem i'egardthg United In one fraud cue, a baptismal certificate prevent profiteering. The minds boggles. What to say? How to States petcl." showed a son's birth date to be June Z7, 1955. But Not long ago, the House voted over, respond to thes, slanderous lies? In his two Each month, the Social Security Ad- "upon attempting to cerlfy the document," whelmingly to strengthen the board. But the major addresses sponsored by the AFLCIO last ministration pays out more than $43 million a states the report, "it was learned that the child Ford Administration, in the name of praised this month to about 300,000 beneficiaries In 100 actually had been born on Jwli. 27, 1935, and had "reorganization," Is quietly undercutting the country. For example, repeatedly In his Washington, D.C. countries. Validation surveys o 10 foreign died in 1938." The uascrupulou.s parent pocketed reforms, talk he declared: "The United States of America countries are conducted every (our years. $1,545 in overpayments. This has aroused Rep. Jack Brooks, D-Tel., has long shown itself to be the most The latest report states that "significant A spokesman or the Social Security Ad- who has fired off a private letter to magnanimous, the most generous country In the overpaymnent.s" were discovered in Greece, mInIstratIon told us the amount of overpay. Renegotiation Chairman Richard Holmquist world." Perhaps Mr. McClosk doesn't know Mexico and the Philippin es. Typical are these ments, although huge, is relatively sma ll condemning the r( n-gan1zation plan. "You are th is because State Department employes are not excerpts from the report on Mexico: compared with t annual Vl.4 billion paid out attempting to urilateraily frustrate the will of allowed to read Solzhenitsyn speeches lest this Nearly $4 million a month Is paid to 4O388 in benefits around the world. The Mexican the U.S. Congress," Brooks accused. might "offend the Soviets." beneflc1ar inMestco. The rort reveals they govene cooperated In the InvgaUon. Rep. Joseph Minish, N.J., has also written But what about Americana! When Is our collected $1.8 million In overpa yment during a PENTAGON PROFITS The good will of the HohiquIst to compla in that the reorganization government going to start worrying a bout what seven-year period. muxii tiorts industry Is apparently more Em- eff ort is 'atent1y illogical and manifestl y offends our citizens, disgraceful and disgusting Many are colleetii'g retirement benefits, portant to Prsident Ford than money In the Inappropriate." things !ike Robert McCloskey's letter. In Teamster Bargaining HOSPITAL NOTES - nominated, and active pursultof the niurntitation hasbroughtall of them a measure of embarrassment, frustration and failure. SATURDAY APRIL 3 Mid-Florida Singles Association, 7 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce, followed by activities and dancing at 9 p.m. at Lake Monroe Inn. Sanford Women's AA Group, 2p.m., 1201W. First St. Casselberry AA (closed), 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Overhrook Drive. Friday, April?, 174-5A Partial Agreement Near Z o I - Unclear . 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(Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Raider Netters Rolling Seminole Community College continued Its domination of Division 11 junior college tennis Thursday as the Raiders steamrolled past Florida Junior College of Jacksonville, 7-0. Steve ('ox registered a hardfought 7-5, 6-4 decision over TerrySikeslnt'o. 1 singles, but the rest cf Coach LarryCastle's charges breezed through individual competition while dropping no more than two games per In doubles, Cox and Howard Flagg trimmed Florida JC's Sikes and Ron Gaines, 6-2, 6-1. while Peter Roberts and Stuart Thompson of Seminole dumped Chathe Olden and Les Leslege, 63,6-0. The Raiders flOW stand 16-4 for the season and have a 12-0 mark against junior college opponents, leading the Division P1)0 II race with a 9-0 ledger. Seminole's next outing will be April 6 when it hosts Valencia .. at 1:30 p.' m. Singles: Cox (S) d Sites. 7 5, 6 4. 1P'orpson (S ) d OIen 6 1 62 Robtrt IS) d Ltsiege 67 62 Flagg (S ) 0. GoInes. 4-1. 60; Gon zalez (S) d Collins, 60. 61 Doubles : ConIagQ ( S) 0 Slkii Goin+'s. 67, 4-I, Roberts Thompson (S) 0 OldenLealege. 63. 60. I . - 1 nT .. •'' • .. .. -' . '-.' - •. -. . • . • -. • ..— -- - .• ) - . •..'--.- . — ..... ,. ., ••----- - ' 1-. - - ______________ .' ' - '! na D - - . 4 - • I - I. a . -- . .- . .r - • - • -' - , . . . • 'i ... . . ...... '-'- - - I' - ... ... ... Raider Jeff Herman puts tag on Brevard's Gary Drack. Pickens Brothers S ark Bap . Honest Pleasure In Derby Tuneup star itress In the cause C1' lebre over whether his agent did or didn't commit him to the \4inkees.The hearing was tobe held in the offires of ColnrniAoner Bowie Kuhn who said Thursday he had seen all the documents In question. , , i can't comment on it, prelude to the Kentucky Derby. IIonct Plcazure drew The heavy Kentucky Derby Fourth post position in the Fiori- Kuhn said after Thursday's with favorite Honest Pleasure da Derby that will gross 8153,- four-hour . session Siu..S. stands out in three prep races 400ifallsevenentricsgotothe representatites o hopefully Ill have a decision for America's premiere horse pct Saturda) afternoon The 3tccoda(t I Priss to Victory. I Rich Peterson eerson a'so UUmerVU , ., I,,.p' ' ' flarbervill. Merchants lii 101 0— S Seaboard Cna,HI,' 7fl "—ii - • __________ ,5 1. -• • All Souls 06) 001 0— S 033 044 •-13 First Baptist - ' - ' •'.- ' -- Irevard Seminole -- missioners of Seminole County, ri,rr4, ..i corner of Section 29, Township South, Range 33 East. Seminole 1.~. - . _ - . - -- - . - %,, -. " -' - - - - • a South Carolina corporation 356 South Boulevard Lake City. South Carolina 7AJ subsidiary of Preway, Inc . an Illinois corporation 301 West Alice Street . -: Siminole County, Florida, Except Ho Hum, JabI'ar Captures Fourth NBA NEW YORK (AP) Thc Los Angeles Lakers are in danger of missing the Natlonal Basketball Association playoffs, but their 7-foot-1½ center, Kareem AbdulJabbar has grabbed the le lea Most Valuable Player award for the fourth time. The Lakers center revelvimd 409 points in edging rival (-enters McAdoo and Dave C owens of the Boston Celtics for the award. lmiladelphia 76ers forwar ci George McGinnis finished fifth with 80 points, follow I by guard Dave Bing of the Washington flullet,s(35), Un rd Phil Smith of Golden State (25), forward E!vin Hayes ol Washington (17), and guard Nate Archibald of the Kansiis City Kings and center Jim Cliones of the Cleveland Ca u'mullers, who finished with 13 points each. — Yale Names 2 0 0 I 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 36 2 6 2 200 000 000 $ -1 too O" 911 0-2 1 • - . - .• • - 4#RW. ... -'* ' .,• .• I — — — ,- .,'-,, — • . .• , - 4-.. • , . S• ,• - .9V UP H R ER BB $O Worrier (w.? I) $0 S 2 2 4 5 Fowler 3 2 , - '.-,x,•: - -- Indy 500 List Reaches 24 INI)IANAI'OLIS AP Two veteran Indianapolis 500mile race drivers, Gordon JFohncock and Wallv E)allenbath, entered the 66th runnlni of the race on Friday. Johncock, who won arain.sliortened Indy 5001n 1973, and Dallenbach, always achallenget, will drive turbocharged Drakes built by mechanic Ceorge Bignotti. A car without a driver wa•s also entered by Syracuse, N.Y., businessman Patrick Santello, bringing the entry list to 24. The race will berunonSun lay, May 30. - , - :. 4. • Moyer (10 ' ,1 ,tP"r,.€'' - HOP Coor (Worner) WP Wc,ner. Fowler (2); 1 7:30; A ' — — - • . • __________ :- - ' '7 Orlando Gals ' '. Enter Tourney __________ ____________________ - - •.. _______________________ — - 1; - " - Vic ILk hiurg puts caL L1 1' -- a I ir.-t -LPt [JL s ==---r- -- '' =-- — L)uu liti.Lro. illerald Photo b loin ,P ,h tol/toes Hoping For Btecentenntal World Sertees the bullpen with Tug McGraw and Gene Gather, each with 14 saves in 197, and Tom hlilgendon, a tough long and short reliever. The fight for the 10th spot on the staFf is among Hon Sehueler, Wayne Ttitchell and John Montague. Ozark hai an 'infield with poter on each (011(1 md 5[)ce(l and ba.whit consistency in the middle. Mike Schmidt at third bit 38 home runs to lead the mars for the *eond straight year. And at first. Dick Allen, 2 -. -: All —. - ... : healthy and sharp. is banging the ball in the old Allen tapemeasure style. Shortstop l.arrj iowa and second baseman I),ive Cash .: CCII them, ('41(1) averaging .305, the first keystone combination to hit over .300 since 1948. Defensively the unit is among the league's best. The outfield Is led by Greg Ltizinski, who topped the league ith 120 RH! in 1975, hit an even ,3Cai and hail 34 honiers, Garry 4 lt'.ii Orlando golfers 4ire entered in a record-Ix caking field of 296 competitors for the Florida Women's State Golf Champion.ship. The tournament will be field April 4-5 at Silver Springs Resort and Country Club in Ocala. Of those entered only 176 will ,uilifs for the final rounds Pegg) Brass and Sandra Carter ;'re the Orlando hopefuls. Alice Dye, 1973-74 champion will not p;irti(ipatc this year Bertti Maddox, a Golden Glove winner, Is in center field. Jay Johnstone 13Th, 011ie Brown .1 .303) and the recently acquired Hobby Tolan are available in !14'li lipId If the Phiilic have a weak. ness, it woula appear to be in the catching department. Bob Boone is an excellent receiver but hit only .246, and often was at odds with Ozark. Johnny Oates hit .282, but is not rated 1ghly as a receiver 1+11(1 handier ef pi tubers. Since ' , ,. the l'hIhies would appear to have an excess of pitchers, a trade for a catcher Is not unlikely. In the utility area, Ozark has M t - ( 'arver. a ctche.i.flrt baseman who is an excellent pinch-hitter from the left side; Tony Taylor, at age 40, stll a solid right-handed pinch. batter: Tommy I luttoii, a go1 fielding first baseman who also pinch hits well; Terry Ilarman, a good defensive replacement for any injured infielder, and outfielder Jerry Martin. B ttendorf Coach NEW hlAVl:N (API d Ek'ttendirf i'hursday head swimming co at Yale University, only the third person to hold the post at the Ivy League school in the last 60 years. Bettendorf, 27, is a former captain of the Yale swim. ining team and was assisthait coach of the squad for the past four seasons. lie succeeds Phil Moriarty who retired as head coach after Yale's upset of Ilarvamrd Feb. 28. Mjrt befit th Job 17 5(1arc nft"r R,'ih {lnnti, 42 years in it , t NI 'P Crown State Poact Number U. run ther'e 136. North parallel to th e West Boundary nas been filed against HYDROFOIL CORPORATION, a Florida co' Of Said Section 39 a distance of 1677 feet to a point 25 feet South of the poration. EDWARD S AVDOVAP4 , South boundary of the Hershel •)S Trustee in Bankruptcy of Hyctrolol Corporation. a Bankrupt Moats tract of 1SI 1 , then ce East $19 Sleet parallel to the Sth Florida corporation: MAGNA CORPORATION. a boundary of the Htrihel Moats tract MOTORS Legal Notice — of 1941 to a point 25 fee? South of the Florida c or poration; KARL ROLLS Southeast corner tjf the Her shel and ELIZABETH POLLS, his wife. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE C CLINTON STRANGE. JR ?,lo.jts Tract of 1941 NOT ICE IS HER 113Y GIVEN that Trustee for the creditors of Hydrofoil Michael J Hattaway, by virtue of that certain Writ of Corpor at on, STATE OF FLORIDA. Chairman Execution Issued Out of and undtr UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Board of County CHRYSLER CORPORATION, a the seal of the County Court of Commissioners Seminole County. Florida, upon a corporation, MARINE GEM Seminole C ounty, Florida finll judgment rendered in the P Publish : April 2, 1976 PRODUCTS, INC.. South Carolina torporation. KAIP-IER PlY STYLES aforesaid c ourt on the 16th day of DEYO February, AD 1976, in that certain CORPORATION. a subsidiary of case entitled. Say More Oil, Inc., a Preway,lnc , in lllinoicorporation; FIBERGLAS Florida corporation, Plaintiff, vs OWENS CORNING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CORPORATION, a corporation; James English, Defendant, which a Florida af oresaid Writ of Execution was EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ROBIPISONS. INC STATE OF delivered to me as Stierifl of CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE corporation; FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OF Seminole County. Florida, and I COUNTY. FLORIDA REVENUE, and you are required to have levied upon the following CASE NO. 76 39-CA-04O serve a copy of 1our written described proper ty owned by James In Re the Marriage of 0. English, said property being L)r[( () OOGART. Husband, defenses, if any, to it on JERE DANIELS, Turnbull, Abner ,incl located in Semir.oteCouety, Florida, Oancts. Attorneys for Plaintiff, more particularly de%cribCd as JANE I ft()OAR 1. wte whote address is liT West Lyman f0*r NOTICE OF SUIT That certain red barn. bearing the Avenue, Post Office Boa 100 . Winter THE ',TAT(, or FLORIDA Park, Florida 32709 .srvt tile the name GravIcy, which barr, is "up on TO i."NL I (t(aC,APT or iginal with the Clerk of the above blockS" and not attached or affixed a R W Bennett ¶,tyled court on or befor e April 23rd, to really, and which Darn is located IS? lfearthstone 1976 , otherwise a Judgment may be at the rear of the Plaintiff's property Edmonton, Aft.'rt,s entered against you for the relief at 1510 North Orlando Avenue, Canada - Maitland, Seminole County, Florida, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED clrmanded In the complain, also known as t he "Say More Oil pe tition that 4 SUit has been fiId against you WITNESS my hand find the seal of St81 1" in the Circuit Court of Srmbnole and the undersigned as Sheriff of ad Court on March 171h, A D 1976 County, Florida, en titled - In Re Seminole County, Florida, will at (SEAL) The Marriage of Peter D Bogart, 11 00 A M on t he 191h day of Apr it, Arthur H Beckwith. Jr i4usbard. and Jane I Bogart, Wife, A D. 1976, offer for sale and sell to Clerk of the Circuit Court C.ne No 76 39 CA 04 1) The nature the h-, •'t bidder, for cash, subject By Lillian T. Jenkins of fhc Suit IS to Ob'&in a disSolution to any and all existing lenS, at the Deputy Clerk of MarriAg" and other relief 7,9, 1916 Front (West) Door of the Seminole YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED Pu j lh ,tarch 19. 26, April County Courtho'jse in San'ord, OEX Ico to Itt' your written defens es with the Florida, the above described perClerk of said Court and serve a copy " UNITED STATES OISTRICT -.onal property. thereof upon the Petitioner or COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF That said sale Is being made to whose a FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION — satisfy thC terms of said Writ of Or ms i5 annexed her eto, or or before Execution Case No S.113-Orl.ClvY April 77nd, 1916, or a Default will be UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. John E. Polk, 'c)'ert'cl against you Plaintiff. vs JOHNNIE LEWIS Sheriff Petitioner's attorneys ',%ITNESS my hand and seal as JONES and all heirs, dlevisees, Seminole County, Flor ida Clrh of the Circuit Court. in and fOr lt'gatees, grantees. assignees. Publish: March 76 April 7,9, It, 1976 • te.. I S"rn.nuk' COvisty, rtaa, enon, creditor , trustees, or other DLX 13$ iay of March, 1976 claimants by, through, under or iSeat) against JOHNNIE LEWIS JONES, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Arthur II Beckwith. Jr et us Defendants ORDER FOR FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. (4i-r (if the Circuit Court FLORIDA SERVICE BY PUBLICATION — On fit Etane RiCharcle motion and affidavit of plaintiff in CIVIL ACTION NO. 16-S$-CA.09.0 Dcputy Clerk FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND the above entitled cause by KendeII ,nrielh 0 Morse, Esquire W. Wherry its Assistant United LOAN ASSOCIATION OF Junes 6 Ushop, P A States Atforney,in an action against SEMINOLE COUNTY, a United 100 Ma'tland Avenue Stat es Corporation, the defendant(s), Johnnie Lewis Altamonte Springs, FlorIda 32701 Jones and Martha Lee Jones. his Plaintiff, Attorneys for Petitioner vs wife, and to enforce a lien upon real Publish March 19, 26. April 2. 9. 1976 DOUGLAS R, McI PIlE E and wily, property si tuate in thiS District and 0EX99 described as follows: The South $7' GLORIA R MCINTEE and DIAL FINANCE COMPANY OF of the North 1000' of the East 210' of FLORIDA, a Flurida Corporation, SW ', of NE ' of Section Ii. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Defendants, Township 21 South. Range 31 East COUNTS', Subject to 15 foot easement of West SEMINOLE FOR NOTICE OF SALE FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that side of Road and it appearing to the CASE NO 76 493-CA 04-D Court that the def endant(s), Johnnie pursuant to Summary Final Judgment of foreclosure rendered In Re th e Marriage of: Lew is Jones and all heirs, devisees, '.EORG[ I STREVER, SR . legatees, grantees, assignees, on the 30th day of March, 1976, In Prtitioncr Husband. Iienr, creditors, tiustees, or other that Certain cause pending In the Circuit Court in and for Seminole claimants by. through, under or '.'.ji,..if • I L STREVER. County, Florida, wherein FIRST against JOHNNIE LEWIS JONES, Pr'sporwlrnt Wife are not Inhabitants of nor fou nd FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN NOTICE OF ACTION Within the State of Florida and have ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE III 'T ATE OF I LOW IDA TO COUNT'(, a United States cor not voluntarily appeared her ein, and ,'A(IGAWL I L STREVER poratlon. is Plaintiff, and DOUGLAS that personal service upon them is 103 Cedar Street practical because their R. McINTEE and wife, GLORIA P. not PlOw Haven, Connecticut residence and whereabouts are MINTEE and DIAL FINANCE 065)9 COMPANY OF FLORIDA,a Florida unknown, it S ORDERED that YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Johnnie Lewis Jones and all heirS, Corporation, are Defendants. Civil that petitioner, GEORGE F, Action No 76 SI CAO9C, I. AR devices, legatees, grantres, ST REVER, SR has filed a Petition 45&iqnees, THUR H. BECKWIIH, JR • Clerk of crejitnrs, lienors, fl the Circuit Court of Seminole trustees, or other claimants by the afores aid Circuit Court, will at County. Florida, for dissolution of 11:00 am., on the lath day of April, through, under or against Johnnie marriage, and you are required to Lewis Jones appear or plead to the ici, r,ffer for sale and sell to the serve a copy of your written complaint her ein by the 10th day of highest bidder for cash at t he West f any. on PIED P1 rft'nSrS , door of the CourthouSe in Seminole May, 1976, and in default t he rrf the 1(JLIAN. JR of ST INST MOM. Court will proceed to the hearing County . Florida, inSanf or d, Florida, DAVIS & McINTOSH, Attorneys for the following described property, and adudicatlon'Ot thiS suit as if (4- I i0i F. Post Office Box 1330, Johnnie Lewis Jones and all heirs, Situated and being in Semino le .ai'.orcl, F u.r ida. 3777$, and file the grantees. County, Florida, to Wit devisees, legatees original with the Clerk ul Iho Circuit creditors, Lot 22, Block H assignees. Ilenos. NORTH Court on or before the 73rd day of trustees, or other claimants by ORLANDO TERRACE, SECTION April. 1 976, otherwise a default arid through, under or against Johnnie TWO, of Unit One, Plat Book 16, ultimate tudciment will be entered Lewis Jones had been served with Page 64, of the Public Records of against you for the rrIef demanded process in the State of Florida, but Seminole County, Flor ida ifl the petitionSa:d sale v,1II be made pursuant to only to the extent provided fr by WITNESS my hand ,ind of,icial Section 1655, Title 76, united States and In order to satisfy the terms of seal of 5,1(1 rnurt On thiS 161h day of (aylr. it is further ORDERED that said fnal iudument notice of this order be published by Mart Ii A 0 • 1916 (Seal) I Seil) the United States Marshal in a Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Arthur II Bcckwith, Jr ne*spaper of general circulation in Clark of the Circuit Court A. Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole Covnty, Florida, once a By - Mary P1 Darden week for six 1 61 cons ec utIve weeks, II, Lillian T Jenkins Deputy Clerk Di :.il - ci(rk ommencncj on March 12th, 1916 . Philip H Logan of Ni (1 N Juiiani, Jr DONE AND ORDERED at Orlando, Shinholser, Logan Florida, this 2nd day o' March, 1976 STE P1ST ROW DAVIS 5 and Moncrlef Gege C. Young Post Office Box 2779 McINTOSH CHIEF JUDGE Sanford, Florida 37771 Post office Box 1330 Attorneys for Plaintiff $.r,ford, Florida 32771 Publish March 17, 19. 76, April 7, 9 PititiSh March 19,26 April 7.9. 1976 1$. "p76 Publish April 2, 1976 orx 64 DLV 17 , :-• . race. games for Atlanta and St. Louis. Along with Heed and Kant, the I'hillies have, as starters, Leve Canton, a IS-game win. net last year despite a sore elbow; Tommy Underwood, a 4game winner as re*ie; Larry Christenson, who won II after being recalled from Tohzio of the ;ntern:t t.ml I tague, :ind Jim I.nnborg, who won eight befere succumbing to an injured sh oulder fron which he has rccoeered. The Phillics appear solid in - ., Moyer , 3b Poiski SB— (.orr Roberts (2) Judy (2). Murphy. Drack; S Judy; SF Seminole 9 7b Marilyn Nix. of the 1tG ,easorm before being eliminated [rot-n the East Divison racc. Ozark figures the additionaL year of experience .:...., pecially the :..youn, p•tehers, plus two offseason trader., oWd be ene ugh to end the Pirates' domination of the division. Phillies personnel director Paul (huns acquired 20-game winner Jun Kat from the Cliicago White Sox and riot-hander Ron Heed frin the St. Louis Cardinals without giving up a rcguinr player. Reed wait 13 •.., IN BRIEF — — '.•-'' guuu — ., . for portion taken by Florida hun County, Florida, said point being on way Department and that portion the Northerly Right Of Way Line of lying South of Florida Highway - ('l1-.ARWA-&71,_I1 iA?i All of major spo1s All-Star games were scheduled for Philadelphia this Bicentennial year, tt League playoffs and maybe 'ven the World Series? Why not indeed" agrees Manager Danny Ozark of the PhthdeIphia Phil lies. Ozark has a team he t,lieres c-:tpabk' of winning the ational League East, the payoffs and the World Series The Phillies battled the Pittsburgh Pirates into the as( week INC Has 5 StS Assi SPOFrrS Sanford, as . , Courthouse. "U API: UFREBY PaOTIIEO Hearing In the CommissIoners' j Mr-ptlno Room of the !emi,icle that an ac',on to foreclose a r"r'r County Courthouse, SOnford, tgage on the following propity in Florida, on April $3. 1976 at 100 S'minolt, County. Florida: That portion of Lots 1, 7 and the P M., or soon thereafter as 055iblC to consider an application East ' of Lot 3, lying South of ACL for a private drive way and Railroad right of way, and North (redging for fill at the folIa,ing of State Road No 43.6 of FORE Si CITY. ORANGE PARK. accord w. described "operty Beginning at a point 55.3 feet East to plat tht- col recorded in Plat ncio and Sllfeet North of the Southwest 7. Page 60, Public Rccnrds ii F — Dicknell (2). Evans; DP — Kuechen berg his chief opposition should Messersmith, who officially thoroughbreds seek enough credentials to come from Proud Birdie, win- became a free agent more than make it .0 the Louisville classic ncr of the Bahamas and Ever. two weeks ago, has allowed Wants Trade glades stakes and only second Herb Osmond, his agent, do the Stay 1. Honest Pleasure, owned by by a head in the Fountain of negotiating for him. MIAMI tAP) — Coach Don Youth Stakes According to today's editions Shula, already hit by drafts and Bertram Firestone, of the New York Times, tte two requests for trades, faces an. signed 122 pounds in ft $153,Braulio IAteza will be aboard key differences concern the ncicia-er problem: All-pro guard 400 Florida Derby at GulfBob Kuechenberg wants to sticam Park, the final test In Honest Pleasure, the easy win cut provision ano deferred leave the iami Dolphins and .Florid,a for Kentucky Derby ter book favorite for the Ken- payments in the memorandum play for the Los Angeles Rams challengers Six of the horses tuck) Derby in the final Florida signed by Osinond and Yankee "This is absolutely nothing are entered in Saturday's race. classic that will earn M040 !or President Gabe Pul avd the against Coach Shula or the DolMeantime, E.C. Cashman's the winner. Mickey Solomone formal contract Messersinith will mount Proud Birdie for the wji; later asked to sign. phins," Kuechenberg said Elocutionist and Harold Sny., We stark'u out to ket a -I first time in t.ils race. Thursday. "It's m) peronal diet's Sonkisser, also headed on situation." a collision course toward the Trainer Rosemary "Pinkie" contract," Messersmith told The situation, he explained, is Kentucky Derby, head the field Henderson decided that Proud the Times 'Now it's a moral kire to p15) closer to his off in the Arkansas tkrbt Birdie needed a harder spank issue If they were Interested in on home in L,os ,tngc!ca, a In York, the 1hrJi Jo ing than nt. got in (he F oulilain iii> scrtiixs, why did Ui4 go Lu 1', 'i1'e increased by his planned robs Stake, ,; winner, Zen, tops a of Youth from his regular rider th! press and blow this thing Lia 19 marriage in Chicago to probable held of 10 in the Goth- and switched jockeys For this up? Why didn't uicy call uie am Mile at Aqueduct as another They never called me." .t- jr a Run-scoring hits by Jim Pntoski and Mark Moyer snarkedSerninole Community 1'slege to a twv,.run ninthinning rally Thursday, but it as not enough as Breid d , Community College rebound, with five tallies to grab a 7.2 10. inning b.iebalI victory. Trailing 2-0 since the first Inning, the Raiders came to life when Jdf Brockway walked lii the ninth. Potoski followed with a triple and one out later Nlo) doubled him across with the tying marker. I3revard dashed But Eury is Herman 7b McDonbldpI Bachman 2b TOt ala - ..', NOTICE CF PUBLIC HEAR, 0 The Board of County Corn- , , ss ionef oil &~ ...v Seminole KAINER liv STYLS CORPOATIOPi. iviessersrnitn ' .. DLX 103 • . .. County Commi -A Florida on April $3, 1976 at Plaintiff, PM. or 5% Soon thereafter as Ui-rK a iti Circuit Loiti fly - Cecelia V Ekern Deputy Clerk Ptjlih March 19.26. April 2. 9, 1976 — 1' the b,,,. NOTICE OF ACTION To Kuhn ' in ,.,,, Public ort)(-1are the 22nd clay of April. 1976, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR otherwise a ludgment may be en SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ter" aqanst you for the relief CASE NO. 74-I35-CA.09.E OemanJNj n the Complaint The 0 AC CORPORATION. a FIoricl. mortclaqc' being foreclosed 5 corporaton, rrcorckd in Official Records Book Plaintiff, $97, Page 200. public records of Seminole County, Florida HYDROFOIL CORPORA liON o WITNESS my hand and seal of the FIOridti corper,aton. i at. saidCourton thiS 17th Of March, OfendinH 1976 AMENDED - i ORLANDO— Lyman pitcher Dave Fender shackled Colonial on one hit 'niursda) and the Greyhounds exploited six Grenadier errors to roll up a 10.1 high school baseball vie• i ''i ti A ,• Ii(_/iiç tory. Sciiiinoleshopeswiththeioth. tic l- c I rt J%Jfl I LF J ,) v p j Fendercameoninthesecond Ifl inning deluge, all unearned inning and chilled Colonial runs. Moyer absorbed the through six scoreless Frames defeat forth. Ih ders in relief. First BaptLst slapped two swatted three hits in three trips effort the top hsttn'g per Tht Greyhounds boosted their fourflC) to Seminole run innings back to back and Joe tje1tedihoiuerunanda farmance for All Souls, sup- Jacksonville overall record to 153 — bath le 82 in Thursday and rode them to a 13- single. Chipping in two safeties plemented by Pat Crimmins Florida Junior Colic the Metro Conference — S with a 8 victory over All Souls in a apiece for First Baptist were and John Zeuli who each rematch bet ' teams Craig Smith led the hitting Sanford Cliurch League slow- Ronnie 11yan, Don Regan, Scott collected a pair of hits. attack with a double and single pitch softball game. tur a a Began and winning pitcher Otto All Souls broke loose for a 6-0 scheduled there in four appearances. The Pickens brothers keyed Thomas. bulge In the second inning, but p.m. theF'IrstBaptist attackasJody Skip Lyman Cann'sthree.f orthree losing hurler David Mendoza BEVARD •— $ 0 Colonial too voo o— $ 1 AS R H $1 could not hold the First Baptist Judy ti offense in check. fly the fifth Left-with, Fender (3) and Foytek, (Cl Ir r .%nd McKe*ver (4), Luke Martin J%.,..L. Iii I JU I II V y First Baptist had narrowed the Drack lb S I 3 0 nd BrOyn. Sleke (6). 4 0C0 margin to 7-5, then launched its AiliIdh Del ANI) — Goodson ph 0 00 Seaboard for the trainmen while Joe eight run splurge. Coastline, co-leaders of the Benton and Hon Brown can. IA Murphy SS 1 3 Sanford Men's Softball Metro tribtited three hits each In / four-game slate in on tap Lowry 7b 4 1 0 I League, vaulted into the sec- support of winning pitcher Jim Saturday at Pinehurst softball DcknelI3b 4 0 0 0 4 02 ond round of the Blackhawk Williams, now 4-0 for the field with Sanford Christian Mess Goes Totals Invitational Slow-Pitch season. meeting First United Methoust SEMINOLE TournOnient Thursday by eaboar(l is scheduled to at 10 n.m.; Pinecrest Baptist AR R H BI slamming the Elarberville meet the Claremont Merchants facing First Presbyterian at Barnefi d 5 0 1 0 Testi- M hants, 18-5. at 11:30a.m. Saturday, with the 11:15 a.m., Holy Cross NEW YORK tAP) 4 0 0 0 Evns1b Paced by Lloyd Sall, who victor advancing to play the Episcopal challenging First Hurddh many in the Andy Messersmith2 0 0 0 New York Yankees'dis tewill smacked a hot-ne run and two state's defending slow-pitch Baptist at 12:30 pin., and All Brockwayrf 1 0 0 0 if-If S of all people singles, Seaboard erupted for champion, Titusville Flagship Souls tangling with the Church come today from — nine runs in the fourth inning to Bank. of Nazarene at 1:0 p.m. — Andy Messersmith. . o Mayer • p The star hitcher will be the destroy a 6-4 contest and cruise ____________________________ ____________________________ , . fit Raiders u m ped By 7-2 . --.' - - Jr.) Dave Barnett takes healthy SCC cut, Don Warky squeem the strike. (Herald photosby turning hasebal'to Washington, which has been without a fr. chise since the Senators moved to Arlington, Tex., in 1972 siaatid be given prituy CO1 sideratton." Colonial 9 Hearing M#tn a Slyted Court at Smnf0 Flori da. n Climbs • • - - - . - r Lyman Trips ...... conduct certain mortgage has been filed Seminole County, Florida against you and you ,ire requiredto Michael J. Plattaway, serve., copy of written defenses, Chai rman an. to if on Paul M Goldman Board of County Attcjrn,y for Plaintiff, whosead Commissioners dress is P 0 Bbs 13a6, Merritt Seminole County, Flor i da Island. Florida, 32912. •ind file the Publish. April 2. 1976 Original with the Clerk of the above 0EV-I1 --. - • - will Corn County. , All wi day's ork,according to Kuhn. "Sometimes, you %Tite things on purpose that are 41 t*t 03 rr '' 4'. NWR ,.,, County Sen'rnoI. of RICHARD .i WOLFGANG and MAY ONA WOLFGANG his wife. of accumulated detris to deepe,, a pond for Increased water retention OEIDRE D ROYLCS. PACIFIC FINANCE LOANS +i RALPH at the following described property ALLEN BOYL.ES, Section 11, TownShip 21 South. Range 29 East; Part market Def endints NOTICE OF ACTION "Reserved fr-rGolf Courie' in Tra c t .; 59, Sanlano Springs Subdivision as TO RALPH ALLEN BOYLES YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED per plat thereof recorded In Plat that an action for foreclosure of a Book 6. Page Il, Public Records of vj VIE 1k - '• SPORTS - '-- - .. _ , I ______ ..• ... - ..., of Possible to consider an application for storm sewer outfall and removal ' -. .- St.iti-s of Anwrici. I NEW YORK (Al' — Base.. able provision For Washington." not expect an enthusiastic re- communities involved." lxiii Commissioner Bowie Kuhn if it does not, he said, "I will sponse to his ruling. No one agreed more readily PT caught in the middle of a consider the application of the In a seven-paragraph pre. than Al. President Lee Mac. battle that now involves two National League" for a 1977 pared statement that outhned Phail1 whose opinion was that i: , countries, both pro leagues and Franchise his position, Kuhn admItted 'an) attempt by the Con)imscome of the United States' most The commissioner did not de that 'this decision may well be sloner to interfere is n. ither influential politicians still Is line hat a suitable pro1 disappointing in whole or in just nor fair" looking for i comfortable seat sian' would be aryl said he did part to all of the parties and But there are thingsMacon the Toronto expansion time Phail and his owners may t bomb, have overlooked in making the Kuhn set the incendiary statement, such as the fact that mechanism at seven days by "during the past week political announcing Thursday that the and civic leaders in Washington American League may expand have urged mc to take the necto Canada's commercial capital essary steps to return baseball Friday, April 2, 1,76 6A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. if, before that period expires, 6 to the Nation's Capital. These the league can provide suit leaders Include President Ford A ...," according to Kuhn. Then there is Kuhn's obli 'a. Lion to safeguard the "best interests of baseball, a term some find as nebulous as the NATIONAL !ccnrlAt. ini 'x,%tincunr the laws of the United %r Plans L1oirc1 F orida. êCivI Action No. 1 -4 l. CAo.A - The -: . -- -:-. -. - •.-..'- •- Friday, April 2,194-7A Clarke NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING mIsioners FLORIDA 1 C.Acd- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Legal Notice i - SCOREBOARD .0 . a Exhiøition Baseball 8)' 11w AssocIated Press Any member of the Phia(Ielphia Flyers will tell you that nobody coasts when Bobby Clarke is around; he simply won't settle for less than 150 per cent effort every game From everyone involved. That philcoptiy extends even to Coach Fred Shero, who let Clarke down Thursday night during Philadelphia's 11-2 rout of the Washington Capitals. Hight wing Reggie Leach had tallied twice, raising his seatotal to 60 goals. Left wing Bill Ithrkr scored three times to reach 49. Clarke, the center (ifl the National Hockey League's highest scoring line this season, had five assists. But Bobby Clarke was angry. 'Fir the first time, I was very iPint((I iii hurt IShut-uI," Clarke said, "lie usually coaches for 20 guys. Tonight he was coaching for Barber, Clarke and Leach. "That' directly against his 'o't'ig philosophy. Its nice to see Leach get 60 goals and Barber get 50, but we have 20 to get eauy 10' the i t*)'offs lie knows that better than anybody. We (the line) played a' too much." The remarks fell under the category of constructive critit'i The score was S-i after ttflC period; the outcome was ccure; there seemed to be little need For hockey's hardestworked center to even play any more, since he's on the ice more than nearly to-thirds of every 360,3 00.3. Rocky 5)1 10, 00 (2 f 5.3620:0 (1 6) $fl 60; P (1-i) $7000. , x Houst Phoer, Bradenton. FIb , Atlanta vs . PhiladelphIa at S Diego !-',. Lc"js Pit!sbui'g' 'is. ,, Clearwater, Fla. Winn Oakland Clev eland .t vs. Quc Tucson. Aril. San Francisco vs. Mlwaukee Calgry Erimtn at Sun City, An:. Trito e ts Kayo Ca 27 0 100 320 251 3-I 13 6 84 295 271 A 3,167 H 3536 L 76 2% 279 Cdièii Dsvisio,. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 5' 25 2 10) 3P 712 FIRiT —6.16, C: i. Vai,i,i ApRVIi , 1727 1 91 351 302 2. ri's Jill; 3. Jo Ellen Eckert; 4 40 31 4 14 298 704 Early News; S Batman's Rocket; 6 76 19 S 57 263 343 Wyclltf Dens; 7. Betty's Jim; S 74 41 5 3 373 San Diego vs. Chicago at 1 cinched Scottsdale, An:. New York (A) vs. Baltimore at Miami, Fla., (n) Minnesota Hou ston at vs. Houston. (n) California vs. Los Angeles at Los Angeles, (n) Sunday's Games Baltimore 'is- New York (A) at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Boston vs. Pittsburgh at Bra denton, Fla Chicago (A) vs. St. Louis at St. Peterst-itjrgh, FIb, Philadelphia vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla. iidflC. Boston-Cleveland contest the only game Thursday in ers the NBA. There were no Ameri can Basketball Association gamut's scheduled. "Ain t that solnething," lainCoach Bill Fitch. "We're supposed to be 1101111) this tune of the ye'ir, N. C. IM' svlth 11 playoff spot clinched. Some "pot luck" iron shots, a But they're dancing in Wash- brand-nets' putter and some ington tonight. wet, shivering pickets were the "IF we don't stin the cham. first-round features in the $230,pionship, we've made the play- 000 Greater Greensboro Open iills and we can get ready to do Golf Tournament. it all there I told the players we "The fairways were so mudtould learn some things from ci)' you were just playing pot tonIght," Fitch said. luck out there," said big Jimmy Toni hIi'insohn, Boston's Wiechers, who survived his coach,, said the games now are difficulties Thursday with a '.till important to the Celtics - five-under-par 66 that gave him despite having clinched the At a tie For the lead with old pro lantic Division crown and being Gay Brewer. ossners of by far the best perBrewer, using a new putter in centage in the Eastern Confer- competition For the first time, ence. got his share of first place late "Wi' figure WC (1551' it to (.5'- in the cold, windy, cloudy, oe erybody to play our best at this c'asionally drizzly day with turn' of the season." Ileinsohn eagles on two of his last four said.' We're not gonna roll over holes. Included in their galleries and play dead for anybody. We eMI it to Washington to try to in the dismal weather that has 055 do our best here. And we'll try become a fixture at this 01(1 to whip their tail, too. if we- tourmunent - were some shivering, placard.carrying NBC Scott was aided at-li! abetted technicians ssiio are on strike by t)ave ('miens with 20 potnts and were picketing the cameras ilfl(1 1111W rebounds. John Ilavhl' that are scheduled to provide u-t'k stith 17 points ar.d 10 national television coverage of rebotimLsand Paul Silas with 14 portions of the Final two rounds rebo'inds. i'hw Celtics out. Sat turday and Sunday. The show 55111 go on, NBC officials said. hoarded (leveland 55-42. 133 457013 103 332 733 Bufflo 3129 IS 13 290 267 Tomb 74 11.11 63 245 771 Calif s clinched division Utle Thursday's Results Atlanta I, Iew York island ers I. tie Philadelphia II. Washington ? Buffalo 1, Boston 2 Today sOames Minnesota at Atlanta vancouver at California Saturday's Games Buffalo at Philadelphia. after . THIRD — h. C: I. Tiny Tide Ill 610. 360, 740. 2. Tee's Tacigo (a 620. 200; 3 Reeks (1) 300; 0 (1 6; Thursday's R esults 511 60. 1 ft 6 1) 147 60. 39 IS Atlanta 5 , Baltimore 3 FOURTH — 6-16. M: 1 Re-yes Ui Montreal 6, Boston 5 S60, 160, 2.00; 2 CiOdy Prow 131 Houston 5, Oefl'Cl? 7 1210, 1020; 3. Irish Sheila (I) 76.0. 0 Kansas City 1, New York (A) (7)1 60; P (2-3) 5 30 1 20; 32, 56 2 FIFTH —S.14.DI BIite(21 1270. New York (N) 5, Pittsburgh S 5 00, 3 60 , 7 Real Rhythm (3) 3 60 . Philadelphia 16, St. Louis 60. 3 Ahloso C lem (5) St. 0 (2)) Cincinnati 3 , Chic ago IA) 7 $1740; P (73) 567 10; 32:11. Chicago (N) 1, Oakland 1 SIXTH — 6.14, A: 1. Shout it Out Cleveland S. Milwaukee i flOOfi (3) 7 40. S 60, 4 70 1 2. Cjymanhaii I San Francisco S. San Diego 3 New York R angers at New Il 70, 560; 3 KG Ace (4) 5.60 ; 0 (3 Friday's Games 53$ 70 1 (3 76) 53%) SO, 31:51 St LOuIS vs Boston at Wint er York Islanders Detroit at Montreal SEVENTH — 5.16. C: I. Roc k HavI.I, Fla Washington at Pittsburgh Island Rock U) 1160, 100, 300; 2 Cincinnati vs. Chicago (A) at Kansas City at Los Angeles Sweetie Rinds U) 3.00, 7.60; 7. Otto Sarasota, Fla, Chicago at St. Louis' Maker (3) 410; 0 IS 7)526 40; p IS Philadelphia at Detroit vs Boston at Toronto 'I 1.7230; 3221 Clearwater, Fla. Sunday's Games EIGHTH — s. B: I. L. C's Atlanta vs. New York (A) at at Philadelphia New York Lucifer (6) 3'20'3L20, 2 60; 2 Winner Fort Lauderdale, Fla Elliott (1) 9. 00.6 60, 3. Sissy Sue (3) Pittsburgh vs. New York (N) Ranger New York Islander s at At a? St. Petersburg, Fa. 3 00. 0 (IS) $31.70; P (S-I) 5.5591. 79 7 1 sa Diego vs. Oakland at tanta Montreal at fiashington Mesa, An:. NINTH — 3.14. C: I, 0, Vefltui'e Pittsburgh at Detroit Chicago (N) vs. Milwaukee at (1)580, 370,370.7 Glen's Carol (6 ) Los Angeles at Ca'ifornla 7 Ic, 500; 3 Brother Mine (5) S 00; 0 Sun City, An:. Kansa s City at Vancouver Baltimore at (6 7)51780; P (I 4) S11 .20; 3700 Texas vs, 5' Louis at Chicago TENTH — 5.1$, 1: 1. Base (7)4 RJ. Miami, Fla. Mnni'i.ota at Boston 3 00, 7 1: 2 Patches Chat 5) 6 60 Minnesota Houston at vs. TC4'O!0 ,t BufO Houston, 1n) Pr M- C.'s ai i 0 REGULAR SEASON ENDS Calif or nia vs. LOS Angeles at 154 40. 31 65 Los Angeles, (n) ELEVENTH — 1-16, A: 1. Officer Saturday's Games Sermon (5) 6 70, 320. 2-10, 2WIaA Detroit vs. Boston at Winter Rumored (3) 700. 3 70: 3. Husker East Division Haven, Fla. Flit (a) 2.60; Q (3-5) 11050; P (5 3 ) W L T Pts. OF GA $179.10; SF (7$ with Sall) 5402 60 , Chicago (A) vs. Kansas City Indy 3335 6 72 23-6 739 (2 6 with all)) 1.10260; 31:42. a? Fort Myers, Fla. Cleve 33 30 5 71 2S9 2 Montreal vs. Texas at Porn TWELFTH — Ii, 0: 1 IL's lily N Eng 32 39 7 7 1 245 25' pano Beach, Fla. (6) 2760, 16 SO,) 10; 7. 10 BOrOme 31 43 1 69 277 332 131 160.3 00; , Windy Cr-el (4) 760: Cincinnati vs. New York (N) Clncn 3 West D ivision Q (36) ,5) 20; 1 ((3 II $91320, at St. Pet er sburg, Fla. Shero, told of Clarke's feelirigs, said, "Tell him Mr. tPhili Esposito) wouldn't be cuibarrassed to take the points. The Flyers out.shot the Capi/ tals 62-23, including 25-6 in the middle period. Both marks set club records. In the other NHL games Thursday night, the Buffalo Satires bombed the Boston Bruins 7-2 and the Atlanta Flames tied ys the New York Islanders 1, In the World hockey Associ('l.EVEI.ANI)i Al's atlon, houston tripped In('harlie Scott had 'CIII "dancin' (Isanapohis 4'I and Quebec in Washington" Thursday night Wasted Edmonton 7.2. as he exploded for 30 points in Sabres 7, hirulns 2 Boston's 95-88 National BasketI)annv Care and Rime Robert Nall Association victory over scored two goals each as BufCleveland. flo extended its unbeaten The Celtics, who came into string to nine games. Care the game' with apparently little scored his 45th and 46th goals, to kindle their competitive Fire, Robert raised his total to 15 and took it to the Cavaliers and Rick Martin registered his 49th knocked then right out of first to power the Sabres. Dan place in the NBA Central I)isi- Marcotte and Johnny Bucyk hit skrn. For Boston. Cleveland went into the game Flames 1. Islanders 1 with an .003 percentage point Torn I,siak's goal with 3:26 edge (ivr the Washington Bid- remaining gave Atlanta its tie lets. To the chagrin of a home with the Islanders, marking the throng of 19.392, Scott's 18- fourth time in five games this point, third-quarter barrage season the teams have played signaled the end of the Cat's' to deadlocks. overnight stay on top. Winnipeg at Calgary Saturday's Games Houston at Phoenix New England at Indianapolis Toronto at Quebec San Diego at Cleveland Sunday's Games Sari Diego at Houston Indianapolis at New England Cincinnati at Cleveland Winnipeg a t Edmonton Quetec at Toronto Pro Basketball ABA S,cottscjale, An:. San Francisco vs. Oakland at W L Pct. GB Denver Mesa, Arig. Milwaukee vs. Cleveland at Tucson, An:. - SECOND — 5.16, 5: 1 X. Gamma. 2. lace; 3. Berkley Cannon; 4 MA's Dennis; S Poor Ann; ó Wind y Dike; 7. Montague Yarn; S Bates THIRD—lie, C: I. Sweet Daisy. 7 Island Drifter; 3. Push The Pace; I Banjo Blaze: S Manatee Peggy, 6 Ahiloso Joey; 7. J & C's Go Girl, I H C 1% Harry. FOURTH — 5.16, M: 1 Manatee Toby; 2. Loqgns; 3 Bill KnowleS; I Prelde,'t Dave; 3. Amelia Gal; 6 C P s Ashley, 7 Phantom's Doug. • Antiouated FtFTH —,-i6, 0: 1, Cash Cognts, 7 G M 's Gnse. 3 Sweet Score; 4 Berkley Wiggles 5, %.A 'S Steven 6 Forward Blitz; 7. Country Art, S Alert's Joe. SIXTH -. 5.15, A: I. Dynamc Dude; 2. Dear Marta, 3 Caesar; I Canyon; S Highway Ror; 6 Lana Louise. 7 All Gossip: I F.D.'s Today's Games Indianapolis at Tor on to Cleveland at Cincinnati Atlanta vs. Kansas City at — Gold ?.!edailian. dViSO4 , title Thursday's Results Houston 1, Indianapolis 1 Quebec 7. Edmonton 2 Fort Myers, Fla Montreal vs. Texas at Porn pano Beach, Fla. New York (N) vs. Cincinnati at Tampa, Fla. San Diego vs. Chicago (N) a' S8 23 .716 Whizzer. SEVENTH — 5.16, C: I. Yeller Bear; 7 Texas )ream; 3 WyCI'tf 17 33 .500 10' Enid; I Hof's Charlie; S Power 36 SM 1' Pepper, 6 Shu Shu Baby; 7 Lea 39 41 .400 lI'Joy; S P 6 l's Picky, st Louis 34 16 125 EIGHTH — 5s, A: 1, Dave's Vilglnia 13 65 167 3" Dcam, 2, Betty Shan; I Eveflig xclinched fIrst place Out. i. K'sSingapore, G. P'% Boy . Thvri,lays Games 6 Tells Filla; 7 Marg M,- S My No games Scheduled Cindy Today's Games I Mineota NINTH — 6.1$, Kentucky at No,* York Winston; 2. Crete, 3, 1 C s Virginia at St. Louis Baretta; 4.My1ic Spirit; S Ranker. New York San Antonio Kentucky Indiana Minnesota at Houston LOS Angeles at C&fca'nia 51 29 -3 '' ai -' Softball CHURCH STANDINGS W I Pct. GB i 0 Pincrest Baptist San Antonio at Indiana Holy Cross Episc. 2 0 1,000 1 Saturday's Games First Baptist 7 0 1 000 1 Indiana at Virginia, at Not. 1 0 1,000 1' First Assembly First Methodist 1 1 .500 2 folk St. Louis at Kentucky 1 I Nazarene 54 2 Denver at SanAntono First Presbyterian 1 3 .230 3 Sunday's Games Sanford Christian 0 3 000 3' i Virginia at New York All SOUlS CbtholiC 0 3 000 3,1 Kentucky at St. Louis Indiana at Denver — 6 Mitt; 7 Country Mily; I Barber Que TENTH — 5.16. A: 1 Southern Roofs; 2 Cresllp; 3 K's Melody. 4 Best Turn: S. Hafta Hurry; 6 .iarwin Bud: 7 E D's Tanny; S. H Ho all ELEVENTH —5.16, B: 1. Wyclitt Roy 2r Bo Collins; 3. Ripple Rube I Skeen's Ruby; S. K's Bonus; a Chrome Charger; 1. Adventurer; I i m's Cap TWELFTH — 7.16, C: I. D.G.'s Red. 2 Montague Mystic; 3. Queen Deborah a ShimmerIng; S Tell Doll; 6. Mecola I':'. 7 iPe o . I Lake Barge Pro Hockey Do g Racing NHL Campbell Conference Patrick Division . r pta. OF GA . SANFORD-ORLANDO THURSDAY'S RESULTS So 12 16 116 3 4 205 II oO 17 99 oec 113 3) 33 12 75 253 733 ph , l FIRST — 516, 0: 1 Angel LigPi (2) 700. .4 10, 2 60; 7 Carol's Nancy Alnta 70 11 9 65 351 373 (5) 560. .4 60, 3. Happy Night (5) Ran NY 300. 0 125) 57660; 32:V. Smythe Division SECOND — 515, 5: I. Venus Go 'i 31 30 17 ChCQ0 (0)9 . S00. 100 7 fl'acb Shot hi 770 31 3215 77 261 Vancvr NY The was Adams Division 47 1516 110 fiston VViech Greensboro Pacesetter Isle S Louis 79 36 I) 71 744 200 Minn 20 3 2 6 U 191 297 - - ------ '64cause lour _______ ______________________ _____________ Norris Division 56 11 Ii 173 377 MInt Anig 3732 9 13 256 759 LoS 34 3212 00 329 795 Ptts Detrl 26 42 10 62 210 2 P.S 10 58 tO 30 216 306 Was h - - - - ; •,*-, .,P #- :' .s Oenerall ,.,, r,,j ' PLUMBING LL HEATING, INC _____________________________ • _______________ -,, TUNE IN BOB BREWSTER OUTDOORS hoot ott AT Every he hj)I how 6 30-- 110-8 30 9 1030AM St Mornings .- I • RACES . '.,.: DIG PERFECTA . -','* l/L_. ____ '7 7 ' THURSDAY . l. I -," __Ii4i ..'. p LADIES' NIT[ - '- I 1_:.'f.: .., - -_.-iT- 1 ..J '.;',"vI' •' _',.. .' . 70 L E' TiF. J TU • - tit, 'I y( j if' i' it1 ' 'j"f • 4.. --bt -j s"iiIi I ,,p.J "re a, ., -.,"-,' •' " -. i - • ,, •f- 'i.. '. L 3 TRIFECTA • ' #ixI .14'. - ' ' - , ' :45 ON WTRR , 4V " MATt I 'ES Monday Wed. & Sat. • ' - yL )9' . .. r b ,,. 2-.--'. NIGHTLY 00 P.M. • -"&r :'_ .. " . _______________ .- t— •' ric ,)"-."!-'' - ' , . " - ____________________________ V — i- .. Are You NOT. Kan Cty 1751 1: 36 167 311 Wales Conference __ -.-..-=- - - �- ___ rm - ________ L_ _______ - ____ - - -j - - r r' - __IJW1IL___i_j_IJI_J,.. - - SA-Evening Herald Sirirord, 1i rriday, April j, vie I LIVE ENTERTA INMENT 1 "THE FLINT GROUP" 13t!dfOftl (O.uvly Ttxixn.is f'e IS 14) a flldk!?ShM ChfltC in his hotel room 7 24 WALL STREET WEEK 900 2 THE ROCKFORD Evening 6 00 69 NEWS .TCOO+(tNG' G,irnet) srchesbraflticattylcx hisfalhet (Noah Beery) who is 35 3 target COURSE OF OUR TIMES 9 ABC NEWS ho" payoff Cane guests Pan 01)0 of tM) parts (R) 4 6 HELTER Pail t DiCenzo and Steve Railsback SH tintwd from last night 7 24 NOVA ThatTe,s uv ois Body? IA) 24 WHATS COOKING 3S PIN TIN TIN 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 6 CONCENTRATION 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD. WILD WORLD ,%IMALS Sea of Conez ' 12 HEE HAW Guests Mel T,:~-;, Sammy Jo 24 SENIOR SCENE wtv,ct patents 7 2 . WASHINGTON Ha! Lirieq Karen 6 HEEHAW FELONY '1)IJAO 1130 ODD BALL COUPLE i Ci.u'i A I ~.14: . Sanford Ph.323-9262 ______ , I ~ III.L~~~ ~ ~ii L9 L9 151 B a ~ I Iffl - Madness, dn English rock 4 4 6 BOB NEWHART SHOW Sex raises its some- . and EniI irw'u caroltostaie 12 'TO P.F ANNOk;rx I I) - ,V B ,;,A , i of IM I A_r,4'IIri I L.JI I 01 01 I . 1111W I . _q flE I I II Lo ic _ E!i] i no 12 She flaunts a manly Fridays 13011 00 pm T-shirt that gets into .. ~_ - Next Door Ouldaor Rid SKATE CITY OnTh.DogTrackRd O I I - Hwy 1' 2 Fern Park 339-2474 e yon ne in o mi p . . is a "ABBY Plus .- ,I - - ur n w s. am i - ~ it . I .,. 1 ,.-., _ !,b I ., *~::, I . - - ~ . - i _- Is I HOUR $ ADU L TS 2.00 5: 3": 30 i32 30 C I FRI I 1 I _. " : ' ' . .4 ' ...) M111Q ,KM ER \ I \iid lies .i -it , I , . __ .' • J 11 . ~ Iff ,II -7- . .__iF P.- .- I 10 - ~~_L~_ __ . 'I'llis e;lgier hid keep ;I I- . , I . . . . -_ --i.- I - ."d _W ---_: __ ~:~ -F . _~ - _Ie L1 A f -1, -_si ~ Z - I I -1 V _`_ __ _____ Q. I. - ___ W .i4: .&IT. - I '- sparkling cm m and neat '1 A i 173 - "k - I lie II I " ~ rs IfldttC sure \is 0(11 good food mid rOf)d with - , er\fte • She ll serve Ninu plelity Ut j0O(i tiiing El I cat, fast ,mid friendly . . . mid she 'll never let your IUI) I of ioffee run dr Y. -X W-__J - I usiness'1 a PLUS • , f(' t -, I 'tt . I .4I L ) . . I -. Somethin goOd IS alWays COOkIfl 2565 French Avenue ~ ; "DAUGHTERS OF JOY : (j. I _ , = 1W ~ A M Sp '' I?)1214 . ~_ V* % - I ilt. --, WR _____ _____ I -- U J r -_-I - \e. soring projects that will 'i,t promote ... the Ut) I' 9 _____________- -"p AM _ W ould __.,I Read our exclusive Evening Herald tributing group in Seminole County, and the results of the participation in the sale are 1 1111 - "CB BREAK" . i_- ~ _. and simple how-to-do-it information. 7~.Az_ The column is written by Michael F. Wendland, a staff writer for the Detroit News who was using CB even before the units were popular and ' , - I- - " o inorm '.uers Ofl ______ -. ______'" -t #; I_/ _____ rAT .x- lr L 9 It will serve as a forum for f e ,, , r~ s __1 .::fj. ' - j, - , , -" - 4, - ' ,/V I ;;-4jg_---, ,, -- ~!,-t~,A~Z,- ,J,!~ I _(~:_;i%_ -' - L-. .~!_~lfh"I'v.. _n .IIW'. k.:.~!,915;v 4 , 4Fi_. _,VT.&%_ V~?~_ ~ 1!F$.4_7§11._ R Sisv !'U 2 __.V N_A_ _ ---: - 11 _- _~i;; - W-0-- +V_ -7],%- __ . . _______ II I WOULD LIKE TO : I 4 J - . 1' •4 Tune-in to the Evening Herald and 1 be nformed! . '.i 4 -~1.4 -~ - -,4.1 1 . '- - , ,-..* • - "1__. SUBSCRIBE TO THE EVENING HERALD ,-.., --' I eliminate death I " -,ike a crusade Miich begins April 5, from cervical cancer, colnhas raid tliat tie accepted the 111ented Mrs. Irene Brown, I ADDRESS - I (Next To Eckerd's) I 1 9 mm, Til 5 p.m '2.40 a Month I — — I I Proceeds Go To San ord Christian Sc ho o l I I I ~_ -1 W eek I THE EVENING HERALD, P.O. BOX 1657, SANFORD, FL. 32771 Herald Circulation Dept.-Ph. 322.2611 ---------------------------------- - _l - )k - - --- . H me D IfeIIvery el iver y Ho tt - .-.. I hIs mistakes so that he noted television star and staged Mondiiy at 10 a.m. by local lancer Society solun gotling enthusiast would realize how many he uuuttt "In this Bicentennial year of leers makes'SECRETARY -.t. . !~-_4. I ; ~~ _~aE ~ ~ -' I.-, t_~ j iC.4r\_ I Charnberof Commerce, will be b ..,,.. . -, 'L i!:!~~ * '... 4 _Iirltyi~7__ - Readers questions will be answered in the column I •' - -, - --. -,% ' — * ~*;i6 "A~ ' - _J l - ,, Atft_tri it- If_ (1) : 5 4.iJ ._4 ' ;- r - f . i :. • Keep established operators up to date on 0 V,-,t ¶ -' . us ., is,. • Act as a primer for new CBers. U J .-. , U. , , ~ . -- '' . ,;.1 .-- - - I ' ' _____ --15,1-4 -' ". L_ - - -- - '.- .i-- -7~. ,',' Z federal regulations. 0 > 0 - - ~ - -' ... Wit, SOOI ; !~e~ ~ -~~r-_~:;:i~Z ' ,,.is co,umn -- " .? who has followed the surge in CB usaqe from the day when the frequencies were largely used by truck drivers. 4 __!_ - - F Z;;~j!4-~!~ ;_,_ D ___ kFazli'd A column dedicated to CB usage, etiquette place on Friday, May 7. All entrants are requested to ___________ I .. - 1. feature each Sunday: While the proinotion is set for - ? -21 S - - 1- 1 ________________________________ ________________________ '7T . ____ ''.Z_-'__ _. - -..__- - ---- -.--_ . --, M__ cigarettes. I disagree and ani appalled hoth nmoke. We have smoked sattitude. for vears and realize that we b% Ili%, mother-in-law' have set a bad example for our Is there a solution' r Crusade _ ____ __________ Pei plexes Wife raising woman to help __ -, ~____ - ______ - WITIII1OI.DOUHAMES daughter, 14, but we cant 1 register with Mrs Doris Stein now. We know for a fact that our daughter smokes, but we mother in lass would hase between 9am and 5pm b) refuse to give her permission to made a perfect serpent In the garden of F4ea The obvious possible. Locations are given On smoke in our home olutbon to )ow problem is for a first come first sersed To compound our problem my mother-in-law twho also you and your wife to qult DEAR SEX: No. Continue to -se your ideal spot smokes) agrees with the child smoking And for goodness' reset mistakes his correct Don' t mtss the Eighth Annual automatIcnll and without She claim.c that we are wrong in sake, as long as our daughter re making a "sneak" out of the is a minor and )o,j have comment -1hat' s %hat you' child She insists that we allow ansthlng to sa about it do not do being paid In do Ijoweser our (laughter to smoke i let him know that )ou resent the or out of it' lit r sour hom of us 5inul ii IS (Suit "scorn and derision Cance =---. ____________________________________ organization is a vital, con by Gene Hackett) s office in the Chase & Cb. The lri6 crmade is under the unit' out all of ___________________ — - V A ational chairmanship of Building to the Greater Sanford _________________________ __ _ - %-- , ________________________________________________ 1_1- -, --.tt .. - - _~, -~ ~-I - arousing interest and spon- . Would you ;bh'isernetoPOint Cierow "Flip" Wilson, the F77 I.11 7 S_ - - - Abby educational and fund Instructed tile, .. 51ST! R Sanford's Interested the local cancer will call my attention to it with 1sition because he wants to president of scorn and derision. I dislike help "wipe out cancer in your unit. ' raugh downtown A piarade t. this. Afterall, if I did my work lifetinic," the theme of this exacth, as .s- - Are You Gib Edmonds, o-chairmnn our history we also want to him for 11 sears and hase -sautomaticallycorrected of the Seminole County Unit, achieve the goal of a pap test s 19176 for every adult American his mistakes without calling American Cancer Society' them to his attention, i, ou pray. I , .,.-.*:~~- ,. ties perfect. i'sc worked for mt'rwa bicentennial.. i Practice what - ~ ". '_ — .1 . Dear mn- .. itC.+' tp.tj J•i.i._P -"- "The purpose of art," Rombola says, "is to be seen." fora)earandthettern.soffered Plans Parade I - In case you're wondering the artist is not at all distressed SISTFIIand DEAR ABBY: Sly wife and I L- him, line . W, sponsoring the annual Downtown Sidewalk Sale and invite civic, church, service and andhe supports me tiles a B i cle Workshop Planned InuricEin ) lie says he still loses nut but he doesn't want to like to ride bikes Conte to Ilurns, a 411 leader, has Springs There a picnic lunch live with me orstop.wing me. the " eminole County 4.11 organized ,a bicycle obstacle will be enjoyed and certificates i Ofl(C .1 want AUb) I don t lIic)cle Seminar on Saturday course which will include of achievement distributed to 'eek husband but I don (want from I to 3 pm at the driving along a curb, sand, those who complete the 4-H to lose him. ,M), friends 01 Inc' Agricultural Center. ne 4.11 water, mounting the bike and bicycle project. nose who attend both sessions wtll that I'm i Fool and that as long program is sponsoring the figure eights Vic second session April 24 receivea bic) ;is come and go tie II never cotiie lkrs and other )outh learn how ssilI deal with bicycle main bike to handle a bike, safety and tenance. It will cover cleaning To register, call the 4.11 of. back to me permanently. the chain, tire care, adjusting lice. There is no charge for the Should I give him an maintenance, ultimatum' I still lose him The first session on April 3 bearings and how to lubricate course or material what to do Ilease tell me will deal with safety Sgt Beau the bike [he highlight of the session OUT OFMYMIM) Taylor ssillbe the gucstspeukcr UI Mt OUT Do nothing In and will also have a slide willbe a bicycle trip The trip haste. The %orst mistaiiie a presentation. Mrs. Brenda will be a six-mile ride to Wekiva "Oman can make is to give her husband an ultimatum If she ,.rq u(nit,es. If you still .J; .= ..T.~1 , r I— _ — ~. #III. 11 .. hang in tht're. and In time you I TS 0 CNY CD 9:0 I and tht pn ce is rIght. >rarlsagoodtimctoget .- __ _.~ Show Tim. . * Come on bv any time of day or night; everything on the nienu is always available Ihat lilein' \'OU Cdli have lunch at 1)ledkfd't tIme, you Cdli have dlnre! at'y tinie. And thet i;11 flienti for the kids. At S,miho's, the food is good sf!nrto-fi. Jnin with rnembers t"' , I them. Thus bicentennial ' Li . I cy . 1 fil, ' organizations have been working on their sale products llecomcssntossnoneea week to see me W e go out together , .Aq1 & I called to say that he was living out of town and was insolsed with another woman, but that he didn t want a divorce 1' F One day three months ago I caine home and discos ered that he had moved out lock, stock, and barrel. I nearly went out of ill) mmd fwo weeks later he gre t y ou ____ . imi . _& , ship rxW.cts us to help "c V ___ __ - __ falling apart A d y I I!- %;1%%0 gr-ta in'.a 'uic hm'':, a -.- - . - t,e )~v.1 6.) .Nt. , 6 6 I __?~~ 11 - - help. a W - i!~~_ liv ABIGAIL VAN BUREN D~Ali ABBY: I ,am writing -1 M ___________________ ____________________' drawlmw on T-shirts and he reprcduce my colors exactly. He l mad do I (ellA balloon in a comer near the shoulder to f ill in a space." The shirts, long, and short sleeved, cost $11 and $12 and are sold In Saks Filth Avenue nationally : Does your organization need a good fun(d) raising project' Here'sthech5tnc& - - me "I was really surprised that a guy from Seventh Avenue was Ik - Marriage you in desperation. After six years of marriage my husband walked oil and left me like my whole world is '' . 111~1 —_ - im- A* I )lt 151 Wfl rIUUUI AIIflIITIII. IJfl InI.flL.0 'rv.)nuwi_.I U1 . I. ___ -41r. ___ .- -~__ ~. In, - 0 NOWSEEHEHI = - __ -A __ - k 1., -i AW _. 1.11 1 1 Y (LI IL YOU YE READ ABOUT HER - % ... _54~ - -1 - . Yo-Yo I %;,_~ i I IN -... - - - II - '. t .. y(II11,11'e happy OLIVER REED - RAQUEL VI PJCHARDCHAJI4D(PJ..AIN ..MICHAELSORX 414 00 , Y) intelligent,," Rombola says. "tie knew exactly how to put my I, ._ IiU1 SAT SUN 2 00 6 00 9 50 - 1- . -_ hat drawn down over nis ears. And he has no doubts about [us r 11,1`1 Advantages to organizations ) participat1n in the Sidewalk XI Epsilon Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority hosted prospective members and their ile are threefold It is a fun husbands Saturday nIght, March 24, for a supper and hoedown dance at the Florida Power Cor poratlon recreation building. Amoret La Rosa (left) serves punch to (from left) Marion Farella, activity for the club members; Donna Craig, Janie Carpenter, Donna Spier, Wanda Hubbard, Lois Falgione, Faye Carroll and Es-c it clearly demonstrates the SISTERS -' -Z 4 I i . - WI'IllI' I I- ~, wilk -, He a a iliely, dark.eyed bundle In a tweed coat and a knitted - -1 __ - -__ __ I 9. - Rogers (herald photo --- %111 : Participation Invited Sale :~ For Sidewa - k__1. .- - - .. / I . ' -- PrI - ' .,- - -- - -_ i I I . 24 WOMAN j fi't p 9 FRO BOWLER S TOUR . - 11 . . .-. . \ SORORITY 24 WHAIS COOKING? 8:00 ~i r VOICE OF FREEDOM 2 12 GOLF GREEN SI3OROOPN . FR$ MI.J6 -1 / /- , -.'_4 I - ~ - , ,:~ njl~i~ .;:::;;:... - the __~, m ___ Jim . i-- I iiieflti selections. '' End of the Earth ' I gentleim-in can cook tip niore thati 100'g(x)d - -i 35 MOVIE Voyage -1; %? f i- A _r-_ - 2 30 2 1 2 JOE GAREGIOLA F~ASEBALL SPECIAL 4 6 WC-WENS TENNIS ASSOCIATION 9 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 300 FRI. ECONO EATRL$ t!,Fj ~41 . ;, . - aaw.- J:, . Ahxandet Solzhen,tsyn 6 BLACK EXPERIENCE __ I -. - TER 'Upstairs. Downstairs .-NAnl __ .1 *. I / - * 130 9 TARZAN 24 WALL STREET WEEK 35 MO War Paint VIE 200 _~- -- — - I _24-mi WU-V._1,— ,__r-_ : f -~ . ._Jlt~~-- I 16 V - _. 11 ; . - -_ , I % -fl... I _.1 $ in a r, . . 35 THE AMERiCAN GIER . _. ___-T_-__-,_1 ___ -_-_1- - 0 .,_ t Z 1; 1; , _-11~~-_l . %~ 0 REViEW of R_ - 'i- ' are !ess satisfying than his oreams In) 24 WASHINGTON WEEK IN 2 . - ~__ *I- ," ,. _____ months. For this amourlt of money, the garment should be timeless, not just in terms of design." John Rombola, 41, another Brooklyn painter, decided in the 3B he wanted to be an artist "I had this teacher who put newspapers on the blackboard aid every mrning we'd come in and point. I'll . Despite career In England g behirx I her, e features - - .. a successful suc. p e top fashion magazines and a recently negotiated silk shirt by Lynn Hodealleld represents new era of arrangement to produce luxury art Items for Ellen Klein Creative true "walking around" 1K . 1) . xe Spectacles me story oor - - - I FESTIVAL 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9 DAJLY WORD 700 2 ACROSS THE FENCE us OFARCHIE 9 HOT DOG 730 2 VEGETABLE SOUP Sundays 11:30-3:30k4:00-4:00 - .. I _*.•_.--.-.• A --p.m. body .i I 6 00 6 GROWERS ALMANAC 630 Private Parties Only lad chest In a I 100 Morning __ — :;;;;,I I 1 1 -_ bringupthecolorsandsett1ethemdownatthesarnee," says:'The prints don't fade unless you stand out jn the sun for six -' I- . "My talent as such, I th.ink, is iny color sense which is ai>solutely natural. I don't know where it comes from but I'm thank- THE COSBY KIDS Closed 2nd Wed of every :- - : , A1 6 __-L -_ sq can do one thirt or two or t!r'cc ccar,es In a vcck," 0 W, 1_- c Wednesdays 7:30-10:30 p m = As a child In England she displayed so much talent that she was permitted to leave school atl5to study art tn Florence. Soon after, a car crash immobilized her and by the time she recuperated, "I was so out of practice I decided to give it all up.,, It was only after a neighbor taught her to point on silk that she returned. "I thought, aha, this is a way to eam into art again wit!~out having to produce mething on canvas." She works with a dressmaker who measures, cuts the silk and, after Miss Hodenfield paints the individual pieces, sews them up. "I sketch my designs on paper," the artist says, "tack the silk over the paper on a drawing board and go to work." ie uses aniline dyes and when the art work Is finished the pieces ofailk arestt-amed to ~,et the dyes. Then cume Uie stitching and a final stop at the dry cleaner's. "My cleaning manages to , - B _-. DINOSAURS 9 AMERICAN BANDSTAND " LESISWOLD 12-30 Mondays 7:00-10:00 p.m. Tuesdays Private Partit' - I Republiclott%epresent THE MIDNIGHT ~ ---, -, -I - 00 12 12 IBERTY- Special (VW of Americans from the lime of the founding of the oo 7,~~- _ ,F i-.- young p"o*s versioti in the Wsonal lives . -- . , .1 . - ~ .I - - _. am wom I I.J DAILY WIDDi) _ VW I I -- 11 ow- LO 8 215 IsR-M~ i .. . I ...: i -. ,.- " -,_.--, / ____ 12 4 LATE NEWS 'f I I ; I .- . - :~_ -. . The slight brown-haired artist works at home, a spacious apartment on a quiet street just across the East hilver Brooklyn. In her workshop whose walls are covered with sketches newspdper clippings and odds and ends, she paints men's ties and shirts. blouses, full-length dresses, cushions and scarves. All done - in the British West Indies; thisis 2 40ralo') I. 11 ____ A.-.~ AlaL~i — A- , I 4 . ) I . `* 1200 9 ~ ; j 2 DAILY MOI "Stoirm Few,' Cornef Wide. Joan Wallaw 1955 Wounded hang robt*r The young English artist's insecurities notwithstanding, clients were demonstrating the current easy companionship I between art Rnd fashion. Breughel winter scenes skip down sidewalks on knee &xks. Elaborately embroidered denims eye each other at McDonald's. And, to return to Miss Hodenfield, the Art Nouveau move about the earth with Elton Johns and Mideastem prices in them. ,,Silk is my medium," she says. "I use the finest F'rench htrtin silk hRh I get from London. It's hti and fairl y -' I 0 1 Elvis Presley, Barbara SlanI 1964 Biwbara run-, a CarniVaL and Elvis plays .1 vagabond youth who o.ns the show and sings on the midway 6 MOVIE **Did You Hearthe One AbotA the Traveling I RI 3S . ROustabout MOVI E "I still can't draw as well as I did when I was eight," she says, "Idsay,pleasedon't—I'mnotanartlst,"shesays. "N I IIIri I [ 1II4'W'J 2 WEEKEND Features f . ,~is all, 9 Yet. But Ido let mydUents hang my scarves on the waun." Itwasabttofaproblemforawhlle.Lynnllodenfleld'sdllents womanexhibjtjonof her work but not for another fiveyears. .I Scho ule herald Services kept wanting to hang her handpainted silk scarves on their walls. I 1 - Selling, I.tfd., globetrotting sellers of unique objects d'aM Miss "and although I now think I'm good at what I do which is pretty Hodenfield is sti ll unsure of herself. She hopes to have a one- things that can be used and worn I don't consider myself an artist By ELLUE GROSSMAN LEI - Have Your Art And Wear It, Too To I!, 1 • to Fashion, Too Is A ____________________________________________ MOVIE- ' Island in the Regular Skating How - . ~ I 1!] Art But t t: *i • :L D .- tman, Torn Art 11• Afternoon 2 ~M-V,,e supoDsody on vacat". Not Only Is Fashion . k I 0 205 N. Palmetto Ave. -: -. -1 1130 ('flI 2 12 EMERGENCY 4 6 THE JEFFERSONS: The usually Iww Igur. George Jefferson, has turned into a pussycat (A) Openilam 2am Daily ExceptSun irxj the story of a wornI renotmng ter "gods- whc,n she discovers true faith 930 24- CONSUMER SURVIVAL Your Host: Lucky Williams 11 15 - 7-30 35 2 12 WESTWIND 4 6 GHOST BUSTERS C~ofiaGrahamie ElMish 1954 9 3 ANIMAL W'.)RLI) SHOW 24 THF Ft F-rTPiC NEIL RE F-i ,,r men from assorted back- 6 CBS NEWS ' CE WELK 9 LAWREN gerous game. 9 THE ROOKIES I.e Vanities. Paul Lynde 3S MOVTh 24 BOOK BEAT 35 WAYNE TYLER SHOW 630 - 11111110 111111111 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 9 ABC NEWS 9 MOVIES Ruth Stuart Friday, April 2, 174-i B -- 35 TO BE ANNOUNCED capure imin (William Smith), he says. robbed his bank, killed his son. and is believed to be hiding out in It ear"ous swamp courby. 4 6 MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW Tod gets a foo as a III York game show host and p-ans to leave the station. (R) 9 1t SWAT guests Three people have three different m sions of wti it happenod when Don Luca shoots a hostage and the future of the S W A T. harx)s in the Millance M 2 12 RUN. JOE. RUN unwilling men the 2 4 6600 12 NEWS 9 DINAH SHORE GOLF 2 FLORIDA S WATCHING PANY tnem. when they bKonv the IW-I guys for a deadly gang of 900 2 NBC MOVIE: Manhuntof ' Roy Thinirws, stars in this drarna as a skilled Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FRI. and SAT NIGHTS 2 4 6 NEWS 7 24 JAPANESE I-10.1 Two xxts 857 Evening 24 SESAME STREET (R) 1030 9 SPEED BUGGY ' involved with Men Wt-00 LAXX010 -1=11 WEEK IN REVIEW 12 I-AND OF THE LOST , HAZAM 12 RETURN TO THE PLANET OF THE APES 4 6 FAR OUT SPACE ,, $° eye (R) 530 24 BLACK PERSPECTIVE . ON THE NEWS 35 POP GOES THE COUN. WO t Piece Band 4 to seek shekr in Ihis &am moo 4 6 CAROL BURNETT SHOW. Guest Maggie Smith (A) Munjer S 9 BEFIT D'ANGELO SLJ0' 830 2 BONANZA (A) PERSTAR Petnell eti' 4 b DOC: Doc (Barnard 9 WIDE WORLD OF guests Ahiackingringttnsto Hughos) harvestS a Pock of SPORTS mttcier and Bert is assgneri to trouble when his son in law 241 BLACK JOURNAL break it up before the next 35 NASHVILLE ON THE parlays a toupee into a new scif deadly haul 2 Al ain L.= TACULAR: US Grand Prix West. 100 Years of N.mnaJ Loaçuii Baseball 24 REALIDADES 3SMY FAVORITE MARTIAN 4 35 SPANISH MOVIE 1100 24 AVIATION WEATH- Friend CnariI Robert NEIGHIBOR~K= 6 C3_S MOVIE "Fareymil. 'xp ,ar a'j'1ueltns Gsts 24 MISTER ROGERS ER 6 SARA A woman who 24 2 12 THEPINKPANTHER 4 6 SCOOBY DOO 9 THE NBVADVr-NIUPES OF GILLIGAN 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS r, ,jy peammaker wben his ,.,.,er in law fLaWanda Page) lolives hew husband and moves 7 930 7 24 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 35 700 CLUB 1100 2 12 SANFORD AND SON Fred(ReddFou)triosto W OF WALDO KITTY 24 THE ELECTRIC (X)M PANY not care () ANIMATION FESTIVAL 9 ALMOST ANYThING GOES 24 A FAMILY AT WAR 35 MOVIE 'Shield for i'iy 2 12 THE SECRET ir Ivs young son. is assigned to .L. Ii MACARONI 9 HOLLYWOOD SOUARES El 00 , - 900 Forster). (flor detective ' 11 4 6 BUGS BUNNY. ROAD RUNNER 9 TOM AND JERRY AND THE GRAPE APE SHOW 1000 2 12 POLICE STORY A 730 2 C E L E B R I T Y ,;V,E-EPSTAKES _______ ______ 800 2 12 EMERGENCY PLUS FOUR 6 PEBRES AND (w.iM BAM i HONG KONG PHOOEY 24 SESkME STREET (A) 830 12 JOSIE AND THE 2 42 Jennifer ONeill, &yy Dimes 1971 (R) 35 ,TAR TREK 4 9 GILLIGANS ISLAND sPxwsupat his tothoshous! 7 INTERNATIONAL * 6 CBS SPORTS SPCC TIERS i$LLS11oi,kbord(Jm."c 24 ANTIQUES s MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 430 6 HARLEM c3LO(IETUOI- ('' Friday MEN H TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS _____ - -- -_ �-. 76—Evining Herald, S.anfcrd, Fl Friday, April 2, .'. asfors Corner Adventist Methodist SANLA . . A%%O(ItPJtir; H d,,,)i.tI & R A vth ___ Siivday Scoo$ )Ia m II Na m Cotr 7th £ Elm OUU fI L 0000 I 0 (1 r* * *—"::5\,---* * * rcu... fl U — — Assemoly Or Goa Ch s — I) II Allfl II I .1 I U I ! U1 I 1 Church Of ap Riv OF ' in ilca V (ROSS I7tJl ' / f . // ..', YewtP Hoyt Pait., this matter of a disciplined 111pm Cu'a. Nytec P.cvd,d let aH C.lI.,t _____ _ _____ _____ ____ V _________ A ~ . Devil Gets More Than Due '¼ ' ,. • /-' - , ,, •'. f' .' . / -. ••-c- - _____ _________ , - _____ -. ____ '- - __--'.. ( -_-_: Dear Friend in the first place, I want to say something about demon possesalon. That is a phrase that has become popular in our c _____ -_ -' - . - serious and deadly. But I think we give a lot of credit to the devil by calling some people demon possessed who are not We should r t t ike demon pi ion lightl) its real and its lOt) per cent cvii. . . but we should be caref whom we uwvl as•.urmon - ' .-5.' _______ - - . . .._ - — _______ ______ ______ — b-t - Now I cannot judge whether your sister is demon psessed concert on the Lawn of Pinecrest Baptist Church, 119W. AIrport Blvd., Sanf,rd, AprIl 11 at 7:30 p.m. S The songwriter has It: - _____ - __________ ______________________________________________ says nobody can cure "demon poseuloa" but God. Well, I've prayedandhe'snotanybetter! Whatdoyouthlnkweshould ____ - ...________ ' everything *he makes or dxs. It hurts me to see her this way, and I think she needs to see a doctor. My mother says It's a . •- -: _____________________________ - - -__ j - . ___ _____ 4 - Dear Oral Roberts I think my sister La crazy. Before you get the wrong Idea let me tell you same of the things she does. She sometimes hmge. at tl nesd erne s laa - 5'A 1• - - . ____ life. lotter and be clay in Ills hands was puzzled by an operation that to him seemed aimless. In , - - ' __ _________ - . important person In our will, so that the Lcd Jesus Christian lives Christ ma form us into more A tIIS( iple must (lis( iplmed Li fIII \t .iIS fir lli use in order to be a true oow ..r o A illi b' t FIRST cuc THE HAZARENC JUl SiPvd Ac Doiai 0 LilietI E j -. ________ .- lose But we cannot help but 'Tribulation works patience admire their zeal B"d d patience, experience, and dedication. cx rience hope. . ." The CHURCH or.,n E 7 Iv . ISa GENEVA CHRISTIAN CHURCH III Air 4.ISE . 71 '- cause. Oh, it is not the cause of them out." Christ, and they are serving The visitor thought of the SIRI çam,ly a,,M S.rvc. V P £ Wd _____ ' ,' '-' often by force and never by w - ords of Romans 5:3-4 Goa F GOD stri.t 113W , ' to ;heorkznanw th ill realize that there are people could neser shape the cia) into today who are putting us to avasefthesealrbubbleswere ii N E1NE - -. M.ci.rg Wcfl7he ___________- -vj-. V flddCdICOn We ought Av — - I 1107% SanlaidA,. 'ANO1D METHOOiTCHUpCH A' \ I , , Methodist \\ \\ I I I II NII I_IIVIMN _ - TFXT Matthe 16 24 replied "WaUd bit, sir, and I)WiIlg the Lenten season, I watch it." Soon the top of the believe that we all need a fresh mass began to heave and swell. challenge to n lull commitment Bubbles formed on its face. I an FIRST CHRISTIAN cHURcH C' 7tha,dE,m :: Nazarene r I Ii .. ' ________________________ :•: ______________________ ______ • uU SUC, -- __ ______ Challenge Of Discipleship Ifl Friday,Apdl2,173B Or& Roberts WI4thp ::: __ ___ ___ _ Rl\:tILA : FLimIt : ODI%T - Evening Herald Sanford, Fl .THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY Q Sa?urda, Tilt SEVENTH DAY -.--- -.-- this: Yousensesomethinglswrong,andyoucanactonthat. First, begin to pour out your love to your sister. Give to her. tureandtestlmonyfsopensothepubllcandanurserywillbeprovlded. .-:i' -- •.;ji - I Mn' of the Ct.tct, Traitii *,d $ l3p 7 7 p in At%WvW37,. p P!111f Ser.,c, II Na a top in (vtneW,r;Pwp Wd 5"'MS.',,(, * . - ' - '' l\ --i . -. . -. I -- '-' i • I - a New S :7 11pm Wed £un.n,S.r,,c. aa.cIan..w,o - ____ in -. ________ /_.._:.:_. -- - . PAL'.'ITTO AVENUE - J ________ Pass., Conareaatlonaf ______________ \ • 1111am - 34$ S Pir A . ' -I - - ç,W.n,w, - / Y a.Uarr hV I Ma in __________________ —_ - . _-_ - TvO,r0ri,,.Svntandfstatii a i Svfldai Sco.I I ala / —= -s / _____ uniqLe ability to define their goals in life and thoy are 530am success Rev in kenn.INW MwtI,LMI*i$ttfl Mo,nAW.,tIWP SWam . as a CI,'c$i SCI...I through tuberculosis But she never lost her faith and found THELAKEMA*YUNITED beautiful educated motivated mother and grandmother, Eeaffi,w.riAr should exert more energy' For this ability to keep trying 10pm Christian Science I MwnWeqsp,.o supporting bonds of the Church Rev A F )3&iIam FrI W.dswidav FtlIowPip ;,-.._-__-''_i._,i•-_. - slD,,,A,, 57 4' Piy R49.a d stantlyusingupourindivlduaionorgysuppl,esTotack,e 4 _______________ - M.nit, \ / / ' S 11pm F LAGSH I P U S BAN K THE McKI BBI N __________ w , WILSON El CH EL BERG ER - £UpuIaIsd1 tr an Eunice I Wilson and Staff A1 . . Cathy lati Caldarelli, - - ..7 ot // 1 _____ is group rs Wid E., this Sunday at 615 p in This week s special study by tipe is ,, p . 011 , . GREGORY LUMBER ce INC I I K A)' and Emp1oyes STENSTROM REALTY Is something bothering you? Write: Oral Roberts, Tulsa, -- ______________________ *1 . ____ ______ ________ t - 4, . _________________________________________ _______________________________________________ - ' - ,wt.nfl iuuçCS - 1 r1 " - •k.- SAPTIST _______________ -- i t, r -_- Cna,tcti Crys'i' (ak & kI Lik Marp t (P'ei ? f * PI.-d iii ON Au 4 - Før' Nw T.tIam,nt ispitest dll,ai.?,Innj.,!,,, . c..t,avylap:sf c_a t.nlq (hw.Chef Chs,ttat Lake Ellen U S I? TIN Caswlber,y :_ .I,S; ,st ,cin., lNIw ,.l %I,,,Iantiqg Ckwach ., p' Lwod CPri Poet. 'r ne ias ' _ ri's of It __ -- - -. ________ _ -.-- __________ _________________________________________ - 4' 4( be held this Sunday at Messiah Lutheran Church Highway 17 - _______ _____ ______ NieTh.d, Cl*u,ct, $ CPvitFIi Ha,-t Di Matland c.,.I &i.tt CAwot'. 311 I-sitS laptist S,ntand Sapt.,i CPw4(n. 7474 Palmettp , (ls*(Ii wolsef 5.115.004 Coy CIwrck £ il('cN I 171W 1711 11.'IrC Cr'titIs of lIt W4tilp Lake '$4'$ ,&ay CN.s'ch 01 GOd. l) Niche1 wail & W,llsam SI oa' Lako Uni9d Mo5P*4,,, CPsv,th W H9Pbini A4 Fft kVtNefl Method stC cc Jl4 Sanloid Rd 0.Ia,v So f Lake with U;c showing of the I lilt. SpCdkllr will be the Rev 111113 Church (ii Winter Springs. -' I-lear R ,-. -. -- - out e'y" . p an ar IC , annual Clergy ,siu.siii4rn Dinner th ircas of church music to be held at the Maitland hsmnody, and worship it 6 30 p III M -_ 4___-_- "1 I 4 I I I .) I %J TO Mary Baptist receive-i the B A \l A , .---.- - - - . . - -. - , t C utc U V • P-4 peak that it has broken into a WnICrSpq,nv,S.,.n,,, D 4 VAdVIfllItC Mire Ø55Q0 54t01 H$f5 Cliap,i •,a 'ji ' Fuit CP*ytP, ef (P,,.t ScIfNlif NO E I' Pai,I Me5h04,51 Chyech O?en Rd InI.,pv,te SII NARESL - r HER CHURCHIS , last fall Ad'tsI CIIvCCII best sellers", but without • noc,d CP-tct4 ci lt Hiitii*q Ipt.II hwc. San-nb Ct C L1Mi5'd9 5ptos Lenwd Fl V J%I CItist an CtI,. tNl S Sas.f.ed an CP*rrtP 1 IW4'1 O,IcItz40 Dr Cas.IW,r1 ,i1%seIblie , Chyy(N ii Ii - Wi mi, £ a a 4ty Un*t*Ø P'ethyt.q,in CNs N SMe Si P,,,b,f,, 'Ce' Patfl SP '..-: .-------------------------. ----. - -: - — mu pine u-ce appears to hase been decorated by nature wIth crosses which may start a iw tradition — an Easter tree - .•_:._. - -- .. r .. - - — f.. ,.1 •,. - ' '-4 4' ":. - 13 D outstanding reputation among Unisersits he served for aO v1iIGTO\, DC lAP) — cistu ministers musicians, and sears as a Lecturer in Church The number of Roman Catholic a Aont aptist Al 411 Wa ne laymen the dinner is to be open history, Chaplain and Music soungsters who are nut getting 4-' - 4 '- s- cd iles 11 irwood Steele be made bs sending $4 by April Oxford Universits lie has also has more than doubled in the ' will 26 to Mr Robert Eshenaur sers ed as Minister of the last decade a new study fin'1 II Dr Routks who has lettured the enthusiastic opinion that he Methodist l - " , .i-' 4-- ! 1 , ç- /' S' - "., 15 million ''-' - are neither tçoitvzeitc.( $,,p' - . .uiJ. - ; ' ' TP*, . $aivat.n *'r'' 1- 715W 7411 II T -, 1 B List Book Stores termining sales, a third of the the situation, For exilmple more than '10 - - --- 4 i-'- .-; "1 .11c't _ W . a. •-4 -- ' - - _________________________________ IN THE SPIRIT '\"r j' '. ':. : b4i: •.;i4'i::',i ,. . .-i71. r ' . 1 -. ,1 __ - - mLu,N1 RUTH TUEH 831 9212 Long .•400(i East I i - ..,.t - - . - - -.1 - -- - - . - ' 4dIiir JI, - -' tJ -... I - .. .' Sanford Altamonte Springs - - religious books that don t make. 34 C._ani,, (Iwl - • SHIRLEYMILLETT 834 92)2 ' - we've ever had, and to the best the general nonfiction category. ' To sy the best seller lisLs of our knowledge that any body's ever had," says Alex are inaccurate is to put it mild sales and popularity among which recently opened new L*v*np God 1! 4 es en though such books often Corp , a big relIgious publishing 1**d vr ' I I 1 recently mosd to this country speakers today in the areas of In 1965, the proportion so en One reason mentioned for the P4' G*i,t M.Ltfef*I,, - I ' '1 problem, including a tendency company ',tcvt CIvqcItel God 1710W 17Th sI Santoqd Hat (totS I - . resisa, serb ces ,_ M _____ - - - insitcd to attend th ho ks d 'si ned rdigious books In the last use Akents,' by esangelist which there are more than 3,(,raham, with 1,210,000 copies SOOin the country Other factors p,,,, Giace United Method,t (Itoich. A,po,t sl,d CNwcP* ci God of Prophecy 73445 Elm First S(VENTH DAY ADVENTISt it, I - - tices In the trade Buta current a wrong picture of what books Upla Cammvn,tp O!54'V Fi lin,ltd "*tod CtwitP* '' _____________ ___j__ 1 iid (sprtss %suut iiit , "but never show iiough they sell as many copies FLAGSHIP BANK TRANSMISSION 200 W lOep. Iapl,st(l,prcn Fs',sICt (irninyt,t ___________ -- . ____ : ASSEUSLY OF 000 _____ Sanford, Fla Ovideo, Florida CELERY CITY missionaries from the church tO ____ April &.9 at s p m Res K A Thlgptn Is pastor of the Holy Communion will be The 7:30 p.m. evening wor- par timely recognition of the vital and some prayers which I had role played by this woman — marked, and we took the cup of Howard H Hodges and Staff & PAINT CO to Miracica and Successful Uving Through Seed Faith, write 1 y LW Director fr students in the her leadership Arlene Sw idler Elizabeth ScIon's lose was Sunday evening, through wrote In "Commonweal" that strong enough to overcome the Sunday morning, April 11, at she was her own woman "I' or dis ision that Christians the Firct Baptist Church of SC ---.f through colic e fello%stiip hall with proceeds , 4 the w-iv - - Res Ronnie 1lakinc serves Redeemersbirth V A •'- loan & Ozzie Osborn Downtown Sanford I . tlXalrY • Mel Dekie and Employes -. __________ encouraging them not just to go Baptist Church of Osiedo will to college, but to go as God's hold session number 3 in . friend c prayers or a minister s counseling Seek UUt these *k 1em. peopi e ana tru IA geI)OUY usfr In II wi. a un or tour. The choir will travel to Texas and back perfonnlnl, ________________ gone to rest three of these students who will school system of the largest otened I had not The church choir will present M. lose, for the srse as 1976 Christian body in America I 5id summer its Easter Cantata on Palm tHem M' I ER FURNITURE CO ____ - raner m(( iin V, , eisni. :s Bible study will conclude the ____________________ Saturday at the church - family of faith In reporting on sorrow of time in slew of Casniato, will be the guest J C PENNEY COMPANY John Y Mercer dnd Staff Baptist Campus Ministry is one should miss it. an organization on the college campus sponsored by the Oviedo Ba tist p Florida Baptist tanention and cthollc Church Her deter- UPSALArVSIYTINANCNURCN aa ____ It isa presentation of the last ,.--'.t " Biship of Baltimore to work in HEi4ODIucH lid lund, .1 L Late Mat1 WedCllo,rprachc, p ' _______________________________________________ ______ / in -- -- f/I/A Hous.androidten - CHRISTUNITED - . young businessman, raised use children, toured Italy and FIRST PRE%$YTIII&MCHURCH 510 \ •IIV, t 17 -' Cas.selber' invites everyone to the Mid- 'PCLIa 5J'h and ColIe'e the contemporary drama 11cr father taught at Columbia College and she was at home in the Episcopal Church and the latest listings of the social - "pm MOrnsin5Wnblp By DAID POLING -.- - ----- - 7 Np svna,CcNsø,,.l %atvrdavu.ø sItealfalt . II Na in MorniliWintit, L. Ld w.nIwp ,,s.f-n.n - "-• Ty•t E,i R METHODIST CHURCH AirporlBlvd £WoodIandDr F . P.r- Wed Ev# Sibli Stw4 I3atlst Campus Ministry Irmn the University of South Florida \\ 31' \ in •- • - ______ . s - Rev RavmendCr,c.er - . /_I'\ / •..,__ 3a21a mo p , ' '° . .-/ CPvrTran Srda s,u lLutt,qiIIChvhli,k,c.l - . Mxt, act on your Lo%e and faith. Rei.,giui.e that t.,oci uses RPW £IItV A R,Vttti,f \\ r - irid mak m - d - — - - Forest City I - - the threc-day Jesus '71 festIval near Disney World Last wereud - • . - ________________________________________________________________ HILDA RICHMOND ___________________________ �-i: - --------- - , - - -.- .- - . . . IN , ~~~_, , .,-:!L;~~i~~-__ " . _, --~, ___ _ ~~A~ 4B-Evenlng Herold, Fl. Sanford, Friday, April 2, 1976 18-Help n-Apartments_Furnished Wanted 45 41-Houses RealEstate I ___________ ;A lI - TV REPAIRMEN- Several im. 1 or? Bedrooms. Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 Park Drive $10 up mediate openngs. Excellent pay. AAA EMPLOYMENT, 201 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole AVON thru S times 4Ica line b thru 25 times ]Ica line 76 times 24c a line (S2 OO MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum - 5.30 P.M C AM MONDAY thru FRIDAI SATURDAY 9-Noon Noon The Day Befci'e Publication SundQU Noon FI'IdQU - _ _____ William's Accounting & Sanford. )0L R Ill IlL II L ,, I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE . i'I . !aimVe y "VF it ' BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF MARCH 30. 1976. Belinda Jo Davis J PRO BLE't £nymoij5 '. - TELEPHONE SOLICITORS mr membership drive, Central Florida Chapter Citizens' Legal Protective League. Details and applications at public meeting Thursday. April 8th. 7:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center Annex. (See display ad in Wednesdays paper.) Can Help Call 423.451 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Flay Ida 32771 ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll Free. 644 7077 for "We Care" - "Holiine," AdultS or Teens. I MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW (,II 377 7611 r 831 999) -. ________------5-lost & Found 32.35176 '"' DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. 33-Houses - Rentals __ '--Spic and air conditIoning. D YNAMIC PROPERTIES Broker V Oeltona 6.61.6611 _ Unfurnished . - ____ -,__I ffW-17~1 ,i--1-` ..., . -1 - one & 7 bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished, Newly For Lease - Commercial BulIdinç on 17-92, lust south of Sanford or redecorated Come see. 300 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, 323 1310. Companion; Needed imrnedlaiely. 62* 0636. 1792. Prime location, 3229919. TorWILLIAM MOP4FORE. re's dence rk nown last known address P 0. Box 606. lahactiapi. Ca!itorr'.a YOU ARE HEREBY 140TIFID that an atbon for Dissolution of Marriage and other relief has been filed against you and you are requ4ed to serve a copy of your written defenSes if any, to II on Attorney for Petitioner, Ng r.rri uvvir.w Central __ ____________________________ Aluminum Siding 37301, and file the Owigin6l with the Cierkol the above Styled Court on or teforr the 210 day of April, 19,4. Co 8519563 TOWER'S BEAUTY ornery ae WITNESS my Hand and he Sea of Said Court on the 17th day of March. 1976 5rl) Arthur H Beckw.tti Jr Clerk uS the Circuit Court Darrren TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Planning and Zoning Board Cf the City of Lake Mary, Florida, that ON N) ________________________________ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If CIa' ifled Ads didn't work there W0•jhln'l h An. - C&A BackHoe Service fill dirt clay. rock All kinds Jigging, Houset;ailers stored and moved 3229147 Doll Consider a GET THOSE LUXURY lTEM5ijW A FRACTION CF THEIR COST FROM T ODAY'S WANT ADS! SERVICE. Also any - iOtiflfly YYaIfer . - Clify Attorney PvbhshAilLt?74 j CS(AT( 372 7191 rirtkler system, custom drapes. rpetd. IdylIwIlde. 3223477 r " Jaj fran.,11It - CARPORT SALE: Fri., Sot., 9to6. Dolls, Antiques from up north, dishe's, clothes I misc. 1116W. 3rd St. BIG CARPCRT SAI.E: Sat. & Sun., Apr. 3 Is I 9 to 5 171 Lakeview Ave., Lake Mary. Antiques. clothes, Misc. - -. ,... .- - _ . _ - .. -6 rrnz rtmt1t0 Apts.Furn, or Unfurn,. furnishoorA PA RTM ENT Drapes •Carpetin, Sep Dining Rooms ROM POOL BILLIARD ROOM 134 MONTH I and; Bedrcjory, y -_ •__ L - __ L AJLTS - EASY LIVING QU IE T AND SE RE NE On Lake, Free Boating NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED Modern Facilstiei All G. E. Kitchens Highway 17.92, Sanford Across From Ranch House Located West of Hwy. 17-12 At 1175 Florida Ave. 4l Pb. 333.4450 k, 323-8670 or 831-9777 I I I - ________________ I - __.,,.!. ____ - - ku.. . " ,, ' , .. 17 .-.- .1.,':, i,v,l t-'c B'i I c' 1 001 terr. .I. Lnrrv' P,irf, 7)5 ',ir.fortt - S73,S00wIth15.C'3down.Wltltp!it. REALTY. S. VoIuSiJ Counties, Acreage Tracts. small & large. Seminole TERRY REALTY, 114 I 614 Acres near golf course, lerne Drive oil Markham Woods Rd. Trees, blpt; and dry Horses ok. 5.1.900 per acre Owner, 942 669$ 1 --- Will trade Home Entertainment Center for Piano of equal value. Merchandise 31.O505 40 71-Antiques FREE GIFT WRAPPING All Baby Gifts, knif$, Christening Gowns. PAY TON'S CHIL DR EN'S WEAR Ph 377 1301 76.10 HIawatha --------------- Miles. $3495 While, 37,000 Actual Milos, 4 ., Auto. Fact. CO., ' •1 Monday April 5, 7 PM BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUsES FROM Charge & 125 SANFORD I BankAmericard welcome. Open for Inspection Monday 10 a,m, to sale time. it 3222090 rAJjo - ' -, :--'I,. 1973 LeMANS , k" -V-' 0 I 11111111 " i. Transportation . ___ ,,,tHI es, Spci,Mis Pressure Spray *A%h 4 pr.rf 377 , SR 44 - W FIRST ST Z 5' 4 ' III° o o I- 11 • 11151LL_-"1 I • ' J11!JH t - : i'*.,I sale ,,4 I _____ . :.-.!L ,- IiLIii.i N 2 i•i:i I $J.-:.' .- - available on most models. EXAMPLES: 1975 FIAT SPYDER CONy, I 11 UPPLAND PARK 14 *1 , 'I, .4 .4 )' 0 I 1 uy > of 411 It ORLANDO Cars Removed Cash for wrediecl or ur 'ow away 1 days v.e'k collect, Orlando 565 71)) We Call Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3?) 3.156 cr 3?) 7713 i-I , I s ' 1973 TOYOTA HILUX TRUCK Nice topper, auto. transmission, Air, AM-FM, buckets, 1971 VW DELUXE BUS 1 S - 80-Autos for Sale AS IS SPECIALS 197$ VW Rabbit. custom 2 door, automatic, red wi:?, white intirlor, 11,000 miles $3,395. Call 322-1631 I (dealer) 19,'O Cadillac Sedan DeVille, I owner, loaded First $950 lakes it Call Harold, 323 2920. W. 25TH ST. .-_--_ I ----- WE JUST TRADED IN - VW Van, 1965. runs goodS lust in spected 1100 322 5111 1574 Cadillac I door sedan DeVille, all power, loaded, like new. 16.000 miles $5,550 Phone 323 1110. , inferior perfect Needs engine work. $ Save 1 1.31$ Haciend., M.tors, 373 9)95 1977 Pontiac LeMans. 2 door hard top, air conditioned. 51 630 Phon'373 5447. a , 6 cylinder, automatic, air, power steering. 12,000 rnies. and out. Better hurry! _________________________ ' - Like new condition Inside 78-MtorCyCIeS N 4 1975 COMET Like New __ fl-Junk is - 196$ Fastback Volkswagen. body S. - 3274184 AM-FM, Wire wheels, 14,000 one owner miles. Sharp. 170 MijsIang, 6 cylinder. 3 speed 1*00 call alter S 30p rn , 3734060 ,1i List Your 8usiness...Dicl 322-2611 or8319993j r ___ SANFORD O W - __ - 2 VR./24,000 MI. WARRANTY Reconditioned Batteries, 112.95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave 1 0 _ t1IL11I_,! Ill W - Used motors sold and installed Also 17 acres cars for parts. Open 7 days week JIB Auto Paris. East Hwy 50 Call collect. Orlando SM 2131. - I- ,. tlal~A' C 11 ,, 'P' .}) fTit 'w.11 L.r.r. CALL. 22? .. N' '- Of Seminole County, Sanford '..:LL'-'----111'-'---" . - ,, ' - First Federal Savings & Loan Assn. .._ 9 ______________-- Pressure Cleaning -, -. Financing Available through I 0 , ,ff : [ STINS MACH-NE & ~ut,IPLY CO WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' ii.,r"r,',. ?'r;" ','., .... ; .- , - I . rill1 I PhollogrelptiI, ty Munson Cock I Fine wadding photft roolontabfif ', J Ii :i i 76-Auto Parts A; ' - 1995 - Hwy 46, West, Sanford 32.1 !20 t VINYL ASBESTOS TILE & CARPET '' and size's All werepararxasrv.r 4-Or., Hardtop, Loaded, Gold, Like New. Home of Quiet, Covrteius Rentals Sales Reserved Service 831*090 South of Sanford ISiS Hwy. Il-Cl of Points and self propelled mower; All kinds of miscellaneous merchandise, come early and browse. - 1111111II1 a"I"'le 2 Dr. Ultra-Sharp. Automobile, Loaded. 1895 consignments which we must dispose of. Two riding mowers, AIR CONDITIONING - 1973 BUICK REGAL $3295 Car, I Owner, 42.000 Miles, FactoryA .C. Sale credit rating and ability to repay. ' $3697 p4697 FRIDAY NIGHT 7.30 We are absolutely overloaded with - - 1 Owner, REGENCYLoaded, 21,000 Actual Miles. 1973 CADILLAC Dell's Auction Service And 14 .-. 1973 OLDS 98 2 Dr. Light Blue, Like New. Only Auction Every Friday at 12 Noon Highway 46 Flea Market, Sanford . =-- $3395 p4195 1200 French Ave. 323-7340 ' Jknr "1kttç Man,Wife,2Children _________________ Children ...........,,,,,, Man, Wife, 4 Children ................. A WIDOW NO LIMITATIONS ON ASS ESTS. E11 -=- Light Blue, Immaculate, Ultra. Sharp, Like New, Loaded. Leather Interior, Dark Green, White Top Special SAVINGS. Sanford Auction Rv .. MINIMUM CASH DOWN REQUIRED Payment on the above home is $2,100 1973 MONTE CARLO highest bidder. Master 1I Wit ,vxafl, - 2995 I Owner, Super Sharp, Loaded, Over 250 guns & antique pieces to Le sold to the u,is ivafl, vvuu, * 1974 PINTO *3Q95 Custom 4-Dr., Sharp Economy Luxury Patio Apartments I 1971 DODGE DART 1971 OLDS DELTA 88 Auction ..a - $5997 Station wer', 'f- -. f:ctri A.C, A.rfomjt,c, Real !arp. C FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM, I Owner, Loaded, 31.000. Actual Miles, Like New PUBLIC Gn & Antique - ! III 1i1 fA1L1III[h]iIIIlJiiI1zillk I , Steall ********* SIZE OF FAMILY Man, Wife only ........................ 4 1 [To D.r Green. 2895 72-Auction gr ii 1974 COUPE DeVILLE Cadillac, Plum With Half White Roof, White Interior. Low - Antique dressing table & bed, solid walnut Perfect condition. Call J23 7592. 1971 Yamaha 300 motorcycle; pair of Simpson CB b est radios; rototlller. Phone 322 2190 eneva Vardens I Impala Custom Coup., I Owner, Like New, Loaded - _________________ Well Drilling i- :,- ' ;'_ Photographyy F"'. 1974 CHEVROLET Theatre. South 1797 Pnone 3fl 1216 • " i CAI RS :: at the Movieland Drive in 3 & 4 Bedroom Models & :~ 2 Baths 1 '! iTif,,.,'- ' r_ 1973 CADILLAC Prole,s.onaliy Mariaqrd 4 '. SWAPSHOP FLEAMARKET' Anyone can lit a seller or ,i buper No charge All admitted Orr, Conic browse every Sunday 9 to 5 6750711 - ~,,k, /0-Swap & Trade REALTOR, 50--Miscellaneous for Sale Safe Boy USED 1974 MAVERICK 4 DR. CASH 322-4132 0 Chico & The Man Last of the GT6 Series. Showroom condition, Oniy 25,000 miles, Priced lets than retail, P,'one In..ICt Il 921 122, Lonqv.00cl 373 SSlOortli *605 1984 PHONE 372 7116 :.-, HALL Realtor, 373 5771. 1973 Triumph 016. Collectors item. FILL DIRT WANTED P GENERAL $J ELECTRIC KITCHEN EQUIPMENT '- - Mim ,: Is 1 fl) - 1AS - - Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casselberry, Hwy. 17 92, 830 4736 REALTY INC. 123 7522 Eves. 322 06l7r 377.1517 HAROLD - beautiful 1974 Chevy Impala Custom Coupe with white landau roof, air condition, P.S. & P.O. Phone 3fl 5106 ____________ DAVES' 323 9370 Used upright piano for Student technician Call Cindy at 3210175 1 . Make your Budget ç,. lurther. shop the Cl1t;(ied Ad every day (rvc h4'Ipon'natSaturday iou' Paneling, doors. windows nungs, (Oflcetr work etc Bythi hour or . COCKER SPANIELS Bouncy boyS & girls, red, white 5. buff AKC. 1175. 327-1263 . building ng If you .-to in the busineis 04 bu the buslnies ....use your Classified Ads often . Returns . 0,04 p.i co'ruo 7%67 Park Drive ? 8565 Trot Exterminating Co -Corn lete el.1 C on trol and erm tiesq Free lflspi'cIlon All Pest Con trol, 10 oct. Discount. 3"29116 . We Buy Furniture es -- 3220701 John & Clara Hall Custom Upholstery Speiialis?s '1 Tufting and Rr-stylinq FurnitureS. Sewing M6chinei Repaired We Buy, Sell 1 Trade t'.Ol Sanford Ave Phone )72 9171 - • I jJ - - Williams Accou riling' Income lax i h. v" 1 IkI!]4 Pest Control _ - Doberman Pinscher Pups AKC, $150 up. Terms 3635110 CENTRAL HEATING - Income Tax Serv. V,'xj or steel driks, executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks I chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and carry. PIOLL'S Casse'befry, 17 92, 830 1706 1973 Pinto, new paint sob, new Tires. Racing decals Automatic, air. usually 11,995, yourS this week fcr 11,3$ Hacienda Motors, 323.9395 - 1966 Buick Lesibre, 61.000 original miles. Convertible top like new. Jam.up inside & Out. $845. Hcienda Motors, 3239393. _______ 68-Wanted to Buy PINES' WOODS BARN- We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous, Sell for 30 poT. commission Free Pick Au ton. Saluroays 7 1: ni S,,rrford 372 7770 ALL ELECTRIC • Pr Used office furniture Mill .11 Upholstering ill I - ", Pekinese puppies. AKC. I weeks old, 2 male, 1 female All with Show coats and mottier and father on view. Phone 372 3354, I I - 65c ea ,over 50. SOc ca Cackleterry Farms, way between New Smyrna and Deland off Hwy lion 5amula Drive Ph 904 47' 5.i59 S ACRE TRACTS-- $2300 4.000 per acre 1505 W. 25th St. I or I', Baths I I Aiterafi(,ns Dretsmakrrj. ladies- , men's, childrers Drapes, Quilts, ph0Ittenng Donna Canada, - ,.,n,, Kepairs, Remodeling, Drywall rb plaster ,,, 11,:. ceramic file III, Carpentry 36S 654C Supplies 65-Pets-Supplies us your car or truck even if you 1961 Mustang, professional paint job, custom decal, automatic, new tires, black vinyl top. Must see to Hacienda appreciate, $995 Motors, 373 929$ 1972 GRAND PRIX, good condition. $2,500 firm, Phone 372.160. "LIVE HENS" - 60Office - CAWROLL 5 f IJffiITJPf 177 Sill ~ Order for Easter. Tailoring, dresses. hats and matching bags I" 74". Moke your Budget go further,shop the C14%Sified Ads every day G:r.rai 67-Livestock- Poultry L'zs Alter ation Shop - -' Quarter Horse Call 373 6319 after S for Rent 59-4`&siCat Mrchandsse Pianos & Organ Sales & Service. We buy used pianos & trade, Lessons Piano, organ, guitar. accordian, pci. & group. Ball's Piano & Organ Sales. 301 W. 1st in 2755 3237725 '6$ Dodge Monaco Sta. 'Nag . all power, 1450 See at 1511 Elliott after 5 p.m. or weekends. DICK BAIRD DATSUN. - Norwegian Dun Pony; Buckskin 64Equipment 1971 Toyota Corolla, 2 door, ex cellent condition. Sacrifice. Phone 1911 Malibu, automatic, factory air. 11.000. Call 321 0351 offer 5 p.m. money on if. See Bill Ray or Jack Mink, (31.1)18, Fern Park - tlirrr '.',ultnI be ,1fl ROBSON MARINE 7975 Hwy I? 97 172 96l 80--Autos for Sale - owe 66-Horses Classified Ads didn't work ------------ 80-Autos for Sale Sell _ ___ 1. 2, 3 suoio 'l . 11111 ;'? 7522 It ________________________ '-t 70P AND TP4PIY. A MINUTE II Friday, April 2,1976--58 -- HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY Arkansas Traveler, fiberglass. 75 Auction Sewing Lawn Care _______________________ ART $31 1341 Elt] - Mon edging, trimming we and fertililing Free estimates. Phone 373 5454 OfftrS you th e same Quality workmansh,p in your remodeling requ,remen l5 a $ is available in his g"eraI con struclo,, , publiflhied in the Evening Herald. 3 newspaper of general circulation in Ine, City of Lake Mavy, FlorldiL ant $imeafteestli days prior øotppe itQreSald hearing. In addition, notic, S1'iallbepofed in the area to be corisdered at leist IS days prior to the 41c of public htorkM DATED: March 79 City of Lake Mary Foridj $ Ka Sasmari City Ciert GARY E. MASSEY 4*4 E. Sewcran Blvd. i.,L# Ito 54-Garage Sales 117 Magnolia Avenue tip Johnson ISiS complete 373 - Evening Heraid, Sanford, Fl. 65-Pets-Supplies If you are having difficulty fndng a place to live, car to dr,v, i 'ob. or some service you have need of, read all Our want ads every day Sales, Rental, Service IF Landscaping J S Snyder Nursertrill. Land locaping We are Overstocked on landscaping plants and we do complete landscaping service 327 317$ or 411 724.6 Lake Mary, Florida, and more fully described as follows; to wit: Sec 14.TWP30S, Rot 3OE,N3,spft 01W517ft04NE', (less RY& Rd lntcr;v E.terior Plastering, Pt W of RY) Plaster Patching a. simulated Furthtr descrIbed as South Side 0, $ V e spec'a It v 3 7 LaSt Mary Blvd. east of Railroad TbePublicHearing will baMidat C,arpenfry, Rpmodeling, Addit,,s, The City Hall, City of Lake Mary, Custom Work LicenSed, Bonded Florida, pntpie7lth day cfApnii, 1976 Free e'stma,e 373 60 31 at 1:00 p.m. or as soon t hereafter as ..arpentry, C(,ncrete, Steel, possible at wfich time interested Remodeling. ,Roofing ti Free and i the Estimates No job too large or r@c*mm*rW*d change of toning will snaiI Coll Red or John. 1715001 be heard. Said hearing may be continued from lime to Jim* until Cenr et-al L Air Conditioning finas taken by the Pla.nlng Sr'etirpjfr, '-d Zoning Hoard of the City of Lake P_ art., f_ i ic-r.c.a IS NOTICF_ "It be Posted i n STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. it three (3) Public Pieces within Ads didn't work there wouldn I be any City of Lake Mary Floridi il the City Hall w!th;n said C;ty, and CaflBart - New and Used Ford, Ksbota, Pettibone ALTAMOIITE SPRINGS - Free - Small dog (good watcP'dog), also tree puppies Phone 373 0312 after 3 p.m. CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT It's easy to place a Classified Ad We'll even help you word It. Call 272761). Boat. Motor & Trailer- 162. 18' - I 322-6457 ___ soc ate Rummage Sale: Saturday, April 3. Sanford Plaza. (next to Eckerd's). 9 to S. Benefit Sanford Christian School, 12' Aluminum John Boat and 1 tip like new Sea King motor. Phone 373 2535, ______________________________________________________ repairs and small tflrij jobs. Fait Service. All work guaranteed, Licensed, Bonded 18 yrs experience Call Bricker, 37) 2770 ' - __ cMaiiner's Large 1 & 2 Rdrm. Patch Metal Doll Repairing recommended commercial to CI limited corn. mercial, as said classifications are described in the toning ordinances oftheCityofLaktMary, Florida, the following described pfQQtf'f5f lying withIn the municipal limits of 3 DR. )', bath, large fenced rear a r d, kitchen equipped. $25,000. fir I BR house with room to iare. With a little TIC, could be it of areas finest home's. $17,00(1. Holtzclaw, Caroline all Color TVs IrOni $50. B&W, fro;n $15, Si'rvice all makes HER OS' TV 1700 S French, 373 1734 - 76, to a) Plenty Of Room 53-TV. Radio. Stereo 63ATractors& Heavy Equipment pot down Government re-sales from $100 down 831 2S59 YARD SALE. Friday night 6:30 & all day Sat. & Sun. Spanish sofa S. chairs, Coffee table, Queen size bed. Mattress & box springs, Kitchen utensils, Children's clothing, Bar, 2 stools. 113 W. Airport Blvd. 377 6560. & Accessories - HAL COLBERT O,i*xW ','.ud Mr.or. 3 BR. 7 Spanish style home. Assume 132.500 mort page s itrs $3,500 down36S-4S46. MOONEY APPLIANCES 32) 069/ 6' Picnic Table, like new, benches to match. $29.95. 322.3635. 3 ACRE lake front estate. 59,900 75 32306Ior3230517eves CRANK CONSTRUCTION f- "f' TYDAtTIiQS 5)0606) KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machine's 55-Boats Expert roof repairs, flat roofs or All vicirk quarani"d type fence work Call after I p m 8174 C?- na Glass lit St. 13J 52 Appliances e , entry and 2nd kitchen upstairs for self sufficiency. Zoned for offices, as wetlt MUST SEE TO AP PREdATE. UHOME? Buy rig a new hom" Moving to an apartment? et some action wilt, a Herald cianfiid ad We'll help you write a a ,,u trr.; a tat 'c CALL 322 2611 Land dean ___________________________ change of zoning from Cl retail - (30653) REALTORS 3236.353 WANT TO SELL ESTERSONLANOCLEARING Bulldozing Excavating DitcP wo rk Fill dirt fop soil 327 5943 'leg Real Estate Broker 3 OR.. 2 bath, lam rm '.'LS REALTORS Poofng AndCarpentry Repair Fritrestimal" 321 7 $fyi M.UNS WORTH REALTY Forrest Greene, Inc. 321.0041 Road, Hwy 17 =nraE:: Five Points) 32771*9. %aid Board *Ili hold 4 public hearing _ WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home, shady yard, air con dtloned 511.250. MAKE OFFER. "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" - 31J GARAGE SALE' sponsored by Jr Woman's Club of Sanford. Children's toys & clothing, Misc. items 119 North Summerlln Ave. April 3. 9 '111 43-Lot s-Acrea g - GVt11age - IS YR FHA FINANCING REGORY MOBILE HOMES lot. 142.500. ' N otice of Pubf.c Hearing . OVIEDG-5 B ed room, 2 story older home, screened pool, even a basement. Over ½ acre wooded I Bedroom home with 2 baths. family room. By owner. $30,000 Phone 3fl 6975. YAW BunessTai - CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA _____ bedroom. family rn, patio, all fenced, $15,000. tJU acreage. Dock. Privacy. Paradise area FHA terms 130's. 0-a-nec 7 Bedroom, I bath Spanish Stucco finish with brick front, inside utility rOon', enclosed back porch. carport. $11,700. 2605 Laurel Ave. Call 377.354 anytime. COUNTRY HCME- Comfortable 2 Plants for Easter. All kinds indoor Or Out. Small trees Shrubs Hanging Bakets, Lillies. SpeclaIti Blooming Air Plants, for those who want Something ditferenti ?i20 Hartwell Ave. (off 30th St.) 2 Bedroom traIler, 3 lots. $6,500. Phone days 373.7050 or 321.0069 after 6. Spotless, older take home. Wooded 254.5 PARK Kish Real Estate Roofing SER rii, BOOKKEEPING Individual & BACK-HOE - 3 Bedroom, AC, carpeted, ?..1 COflditiOfl. Good terms. $18,900. 372 6*20 __,,, DOtfl,Aa Exp Eagle S.d ow Income Tax Serv. I can cover you' home with alum S'ding & soffit system Also saw ANYTIME AT 322-2420 REALTORS MIS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITYCompletely remodeled 2 story hone with privacy. Has private '-' - ('alt Sanford's Sales Lcaoer Associate central heat and air. See this one for $29.500. - -- ivcS )) 4$5 LAKE MARY- 3 bedroom, l, bath POOL home Range, refrigerator, fenced back yard. Dishwasher, Ps?i March19 26 April? 9 1976 CEX 101 11 •'t 1170 5750 dow. *111 c' *r'.rmtrti h"Cl(.! JOHN StiUL Phone 32l-91I7 . I & Western Wear on corner), 1st yellow house on left. 333 7527 - _______ fl a rural area No dow New pious payment, monthly payments less than rent Government SubSidized to gualified t'urrs Cat' to Si-c CARPORT SALE: Ttn,r., Fri. I Sal , 9 to S. W. 1st., left at Jessamine Ave., (Square Dance KULP DECORA'ORS 409W IsV St 377 73J5 llu F'Lirfl tUfV Air conditioner, 27,000 BTU (cools i rooms), used I months; king slip water bed; Baby swing 0 Matic Phone 322 r 3129 3603 Orlando Drive Sanford. 371 5700 * They're Hot" * 377 ,412 White 17' PhI1co ret rige'ator, good condition, not self defrosting, 115. Phone In 3292. - 1 Bedroom Trailer, 10'x35' G WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL- TRADE CARPORT SALE 100 block of San Marcos,910I, Friday. Misc. items S. mrwe added. Help elementary school get needed equipment, 51-Household Goods 307 E. 1st St., Downtown 377 9111 Homes - -. 54-Gara ge Sales 1I1315E FirstSt. SANFORD SEWING CENTER - - ?,¼)biIe 42 - * "Get 'Em While * both homC. He's rccueu inc price 51.000 to $18500. Thi5 includes k1 tchen eppl.*ne',, (6 pvi;rsg a.'td new roof. Call for more details. W. Garnett White E'flcieny and Lovely 2 bedroom. by week or month. Adults. At We&va Reg Real Estate Broker Landing Resort on the river. Free JOHN KRIDER:ASSOC. boat moorige 1. canoe 'jse 322. 107 W.Comm*rcial 1470 .one 372 7831, Sanford - - =, -, - 1 ""g"v' B Nurses; RN's. LPN's; Aides; Aide. 7ida;choeaddrsFsis106 4Q1 - i __ - - '.. I - _k ........' ....... ' ANXIOUS OWNER Wants to sell this 3 bedroom, 7 Rid gewood '''1 -o " Arms Spacious 1 BR apts. Tennis, swimming, playground, recreation room, laundry room Comfortable 2 bedroom home in NEW LISTING- 4 year old like Lake Mary, air conditioned; new, C B 3 bedroom Irqulet neigh and clubhose 2510 cdgewxd bearing citrus trees. Only $175 borhood on commercially zoned Ave., Sanford P1 323 6120. property. Live in and Operate i month. 322 6196 -__________ business or office. S22.S'. 31.Apt1rflents Furnished DELTONA- Nice Individual homeS: I bedroom, 1.135; 2 Harold Hall Realty bectroom,$15O No pets Phone 57i 2 BR. Air, Adults Realtor 1010 No Pets, 323-5774 Anytime 7317 PalmettoAve. 37-Business Property Multiple Listing Service BAMBOO COVE APTS NOTICE OF ACTION . RECONDI TICNED HOME-- 3 bedro.rn5. 1 bath, CB home, new . and WILLIAM M0NFOR. Respondent - Reg Real Estate Broker $17 W. 1st, Sanford 322 56.11 - CALL US- to see If you qualify for .. I_._. -.g_._,._ -- .,_ "' LIIJYTiI flU WWIi T!IiEiII 7 bedroom, e d room, carport, fenced yard. homes now available. AdultS only, 323 5831 or 322.6620 m.ornmercieu, in S176. 201 - COOL BREEZES From the huge shade treat lrn maculate 3 bedroom home in Sunlan'i Estates. Carpeting, drapes, range. Above ground pool, fen:ed rear yard, new roof. Another 8PP warranted home for only $25,900. - SECRETARY- Learn legal work. Requires good typing, average shorThand. AAA EMPLOYMENT, AAA EMPLOYMENT. Commercial 323 5176. Furnished .- DLT _ 30Apadments BOOKKEEPER- Good experience. Take over all phasei Sa!ry good. beautiful Grove Manor. $32,900. 0,4 I s 177 JI7I Broker ________________________ REALTOR 3722120 7S6S Park Dr _____________________ MANAGER TRAINEE- Excellent benefits: Medical. Profit Sharing, Stock Options Must be alert, aggressive type individual, high school grsduate or better. Zales Jewelers, 1100 State St , Sanford Plaza IN THE COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA t! Cl 1I-IMI.CA4a.A In Re; the Marriage if PATRICIA MONFORE. Petitioner 3 fledrc'ntn. 2 h'hs. carn.t.1. & refrigerator, central 'eat 1. air. large yard 327.3533. __________ tools Fantastic company. AAA EMPLOYMENT. 201 Corn. merclal, 3235176. jul Bedroom, carpeting, air con ditloned, $183. Adults preferred. Opt Ion to buy. 323.5631 or 322.6620 STENSIROM REALTY MECHANIC- Top Quality. en Legal Notice - carpeting. Oversized tot in _______________________ START MONDAY Ca1l339.9029 - 3 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES Experienced& NewiyLiCeflsed Join "Sanford's Sales Leader" CARPENTERS HELPERS LZ'St - Wh;te Cockapoo, answers to the name 'Killer." Reward. Please call 3720111. -___________ Lost in Loch Arbor area- Black female cal. Answers to name "Biakie". Last seen wearing gold color coflar. Reward. Phone 322. • -E .)CLi 201 Commercial After hours' bFLL KAL I Y .,, --- 50-Miscellaneous for Sale Singer's best Zig tag machine In sewing table Sold new for 1,4*9.0, assume balance of $loe, or I1 payments of $9. See at: - ?)l'9l ?9764 22206.1$, _____________________________ 6433 0 322 *970 eves. CHILD CARE COUPLES $10.500 PAINTER Top Pay 2 Bedroom. carport, feiced yard. good terms. 372 6*20 refrigerator, central heat and air, central heat & air. Paon's 327.1301 - - Golden Touch 'N Sew %22 377 641.5 Days' 3276173 Nights-In 2357 "PRICE REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE" Lovely 7 bedroom home that's neat as a pni Large bedrooms, eat-in kitchen equipped with range and Clcn] bedroom, 1: ba th, stove a. refrigerator, blue car pe t, NICE PIEIOVIBOkS Newly redecorated, remodeled 3 bedroom home, large family room, cedar siding and fence, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat 14.500 sq. ft. lot ,yoo Øy,tii'r 3I.105?3 sate Like new ping pOng table with ac cessonies, $30, Phaff Sewing machine, tension needs ad iustrnent but runs good, 535. Call 574 3078 ' Reg Real Estate Broker, 37' A40 322274* 121 0719 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 32 2 7115 ?S?ii',;'* or r4(i;Or ' - Kitchen Bathroom Cabnets, Coun icr tops. Sinks In$t6Il4'iOn available Bud Cabell 377 $352 anytine ' 323.7 #9S Real Estate Broker 1100 E. 25th St. Stenstrom Realty 8318227 ______ I - Rep. ',X CLIFF ,IORDAN,REALTOR JflClC Ui1., KCAL.IUK41, SJV, APPLIANCE REPAIR DRIVER 1.3.00 an hair or more to good typist. Details and applications at I puPIic meeting of Citizens' Legal I Protective League. 730 P.M.. I Thursday. April 81h. Sanford Civic I Center Annex. (See display ad. FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED Unfurnished Fern Perk- 3 Bedroom, 111,1 ba th, carpeting, dishwasher, air unit, fenced yard, $195. FORREST CASHIER. PART TIME WAITRESSES WAITRESSES nir AfUlF PFPAIR TYPIST with own - iry to S. dishwasher. 2 car garage. $175 'tn Jrçsit Call 323 me ,i. Why Walt? 3783. CONTRACT Tax 3 BR. 1 bath, kitchen equipped with Hurry! Go To Work! C. . and profitable career. Call 862 i5JW. If STORIN(, IT "I _________ ' - " _______ TAFFER REALTY 0 "l"1111111111111 with big paneled family room, carpets, dishwasher, air and uble garage. Fine wooded area. Very low interest rate. Only I33,69 . JIM HUNT REALTY Wanted ___ -18-Help -_________ A New 4 bedroo m. 2 bath, split plan - WITT REALTY SPARKLING SPANISH Lake Mary- 2 Bedroom duplex, central heat I air, carpet, drapes. fully equipped kitchen. $150 mo. 6.450112 jays, 32-Houses This is to state 1h81 my wife Juliat Ga.ger will not be responsitie for any debts incurred by me. past or present. as of March 30, 1976. R. H. GeIger . LONGW000 VERYLOWDOWN S? 2W Sunset Drive, next to . For further information call '*73 1.587 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 Box 553, Sanford, Fla 37771 . ... i FIRST OFFERING- Brtck and redwood siding. 3 Bedroom. 2 full baths, fireplace, family room. extras galore Owner may can. Sider holding mortgage. Asking $6.500. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick, Broker Deltona 641 6611 Sanford- 171 N. Sunland Drive. Sunland EstItes Refurbished 3 bedroom, 2 bath. By owner121,500. Many extras, 1.273.1016. itTjsy bROWSE AND SAVE . The Want Ad Way. and fun 2 OR furnished apartment, nice yard. Children and Pets OK. $130 month. V miles norlhof .13.1 on 11 perience helpful. Apply in person, Art Grindle's Wheel Ranch of Eves 327 7611 017 S. FRENCH (HWY 17.92) - Furnished duplex, Lake Mary area. If you're in the business of building the busifleS. use your Classified Ads often Dr3'rT 24 Hrs. 323•9410 365 3771 1 1643 Service. Open Sunday. MULTIPLE I lSTlNG REALTOR STOP AND THINK A MINUTE 'f Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any, hospital $165 month piui deposit. roundings. phone $31 351$. BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 7177 Holly Avenue Phone 323 lSlOor 327 0760 FAMILY' AL ANON No qualifying. Only $31,500. 3 Bedroom, carpeted, central heat and air,Convenient downtown and SALESMAN wanted- Sales ex. 1-4 YOUR rtnt. - are &-C C i5AI(OHOL A PROBLEM I c'r fam,ies or friends of Reasonable Reg Real Estate Broker 26385 Sanford Ave. - "-fYTJelldneou5 for SOUTHERN COMFORT: Approx. 1 acre, beautiful older 2 story, I OR. large liv. rm. 7 cent heat and air systems All for only 160,000. Mossle C. Baler?iifl Stemper Realty Buy 1h13 3 bedroom, Wz bath home with $7,100 down. takeover $I6,70 For Rent with option to buy- New 4 OR. 2 bath home, garage; 1 block mortgage. 7 pct. interest, $165 uf Lake Monroe. Orlando 2t3-S1,9. month pays all. Fast possession. furnished or un Ideal location SWIMMING POOL: Large den wfireplace, carpet, ridge. refrlg., ishwashor. 3 OR, 2 bath. 1.31,100. I BATEMAN REALTY 321-0759 327 4991 19I9 S. French Eve. 321 1496, 3fl 4161,327 1981 WALLET WATCHERS 31A- iplexes DUPLEX furnjhrd REALTOR INC, 3?) 193Q, LEGAL SECRETARY with work. man's compensation and personal injury experience. Pleasant stir ______ TFkrS SAN MO PARK, I, 2. 3. bedroom trailer apts. Adult & family park Weekly 3515 Hwy Il 9?, Sanford Any experienced persons who are willing to work and wanting to learn real estate sales, For con. tidential Interview, call DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick, Broker Deltona 661 6611 After 6p.m.aii 574.2327 DEADLINES T d my Si?oa after 4 wk. days. COOK- Great pay Must be ex. perienced In all phases. Good references regi'Ited. AAA EM. PLOYMENT. 201 Commercial, 323 5176. RATES HOURS 1 Bedroom apt., lights. water (urn., carpeted, adults $91.50. 3222296 Spring Into the world of cosmetics, fragrances, toiletries. Excellent earning opportunely. Call 641 3079. 831- 9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 41-Houses Commercial, 323 5176 Orlando - Winter Park 322 - 2611 OWNER SASYS"LET IT GO I- Fine old 2 story home In good neigh borhood. i Bedroom. 1 bath, 2 fireplaces, corner lot. $'1,15'3 $ I: 1912 Volkswagen, ye lw with black fabric upholstery. Super clean Must sell this week 51415 firm H,enda Motors. 3719343 67 VW BUG, Red, Runs good 70 DODGE CORONET Good family car .. $799 .. ........ ,$599 .-'. ----': I '': - - '--,- ' -' '- AQW IF - _4t �-.------______ NNIM friday. April 2, ___ BEETLE BAILEY __ Mod Walker . ___ ____ (. I -4 \\ E EN \: ( EL MA8E / FE T \ ( .QJN'N'E Theater c P oke ACROSS \ -E a'•' i r 2 )Tr j f - - il MAN / _. t-r; A. •' Behold 11-al - T 9 P I ii•• 8 RE RNJLF twIn 1 ~` ,-; ~ 10 ~ (n I -, __ - _. ~ . 1~ , ~ (_ I frO_j /' -( ( __ _______________________ %* F (\ OTTO '- -k Q 'l-T -~_i , ... THE BORN LOSER ' by Art San;om 7 -- / L__ AS'K If' t ~i / _______ - __ 0 _L Th"N. - 1 ~ i __" I -t~., r ____ d 1 by Larry Lewis - - /~! - T14 E YA E LCORKING ON CLASSROOM, I -.1 I " AND ~T SOUNDS LIKE . ,"~_ 4.2 .w-- El . eV e .- ~~~/_____ __ .--7--j).1_*__--_. - _ -- -,- , -1 - , __.t) , ( //-r~,, I 1, h IL ft'j~ 11F11,11 c ook, `r-r) - . \ 4 '-- I "~~ , 0- -- ______________________________ 51 . 52 53 .1 66 by Stoffcl & Heimdohl ST a4r Oj A iN \ JJT EER)E 'rA LEAVE t WANT 'A 1' MEET EVENPr EIGkT '\ YCK-(EAKlN '\ SU+4T ST ERSELF fT LATE N5TALLENT5 \N ) ) - . oalc are ittuncl ti sour in lioth be ,icct''! nf - te.U13ERIsNj____ I , : - 61 I - _ I) 4's'i%l - 68 ____ - - 1 - _ ~J) I - V' II Ai LGENCE AND ) ic S --- I . . . ., i ~7 1_ " ,., : ~ - ,- , I I 1~1 - . If ! I . __ -I ~Ir f . - L I If : ,%~.. .;,I .,iX,V.-,C.,.> 9. - by Al Vermeer - Nio114V C>C I WAVE- TO / ,=- FO;Z TH LA,T TIME, ) t,,....._. ~ - ___ ti . L' - / I .. 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ItIf) sou / I i I _________ I ' ,, 0 !! ~ d them. Tr to, . ________ . 1. kt ntroI tie mnajr stress -.tt- tors sour II . lif . l I I -- -_ - rz ~_ a2L~ returned about midnight and bedrooiii about 10 feet from cut his arm sthile breaking in m ssmnios pane was where ttie body was found on the vear door glass. Volkswagen Stage left the scene in her h blood both the li in' room floor splat tered ed Meansstule, Sanford Police car, ran out of gas and hit along the riser's ~nsidc Sgt. William Dube went to door and side. police said. The auto was traced by Fourth St. and Locust Ave.. treaUnent of his ann wound, registration to an Altarnonte there ins estigators said he ssa.s Identified d Abbgy Springs man, who investigators nagged down by Stage. Dube s friend of the suspect picked him i,e f k the man to the slier on n i. tiim to . •t up and office, Sanford policc . reports . Invegigators Saturday were told them he'd given the auto to available to reporters didn't' t.rythgto fLn.t the "friend". Miss Duion. .. 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ZL-:, -t- J~' qXq = -~_~I;--.I k-15 `" _~r .4-,-,~~-~,41 V.W.1 .~. . .~ I . . ;d .~ - sc -j:";- " p-, .~,-f f- ~,;K~i`l` * 4 IP7 4.1-11 > ' . *' N I~Z, 7A ~- or, . N si.: . : -I r r''.-:' .. .', . .. ?.. • Y )I. • ' *41 5. k Mai L - . . r: ! : . " IT-- I I I Q linupte of Represen- office to conduct an in- campaign literature to be ststi'atIon into VIh1n's mailed in a ,asernment tatives-Seminole Count) ftc. it gosernmt nt i ( nious' toncr Sidues I Vihlui ,ipurt lit 1154 of count) Funds St Io aunders, with in his campaign for the United is ridicidous. I have already _,-_,Ae-~~____ .1 -i..? 4 . . _ .. . - . r- 1 _ d. . . . I I al . % A ZSW- ., ~ 1-3-B o Tele%islon .......... . - .I .... , -__ VP - '~ `J - ..,.. . - . __- -i" -- I ~_~~ ~ - . . - . . . . q,~_ - ~ 1 ' - ' ( a stell-tonceised and letter s'.hich he said was written point, the whole matter stould - - -=------.- Mostly sunny, with highs In 'I i 4Z : - . - - _,---! . . _ _.- - -_ 1-1 - - __ _. ~1. - ._;••.••........ 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L. .- i - ~ __ .., . - .- . 6 aid frorn her caimpaign- States Congress," submitted detailed proof of in)r au the written lnnocen"e to the state attorne) G e o r g eith manager husband Along w continued issuing charges and, request Saunders submitted an ." counter-charges agains, one envelope which he said was "It is unfortunate," ViWen Aml another this weekend. stamped with the county said, "that lite Saunders people Vihlen, back in the county commimion postage meter and have conspired to insult the our state atalter excursions to tlit' iisporportcdcontents including intehhigenut' leathers Vitilens announeemeAt of rus tome>, (lists i.)1tU. 1kJU (lassruomii . Q(.417A Association convention In candidacy and a personal Democrats, and myself with a J_ , IV., . .~-__ ''. .- __ - - -- ------------------------__ ___ __ ~ -__ _~ __ __ __ VIhIen said Friday, -The Today -. sirIERM 17 -, , I -: ________________________________________ v.--A--...escorted tojlb Law etifcemeiitofftc1sJ _______________________________________________ ______ of I I - ~.A.~ i~ - --.-- _-- v ___ta!92=9~=.~_;~ -- . .- . 'I '! _________ . ___________ ____~_, / ~ - ~---~-_ - -- 1 w __ ___ ______ Two Democratic ctindidates that lie requested State Aw ts .I --_ I rri.. for Tb" 1Ia!th I.ett' C", /We ff~ milww! ,x. - - ~ _... _- .1 oyes, Candidates Trade More i I I M 10 "4 ANY I . Ak ~ I%- - -____ ________ ____ t~,*_ \ V 10019 _ - ~__ .li~I _.i - . :_ - -~ .F * :. -~ - - "-* --- -- 7- - ,111,ose %% ho ,A. ___ ___________________________ p. DOONESBURY Amse,Acke J rAKK,A 60T M _ - -_ e. - - .4 . 1J - employes permitted on the fighting, Vogt said perhaps the the legislation, a consumer bill, reside in Seminole Count) and b) referendum of exempting nthke Florida a statewide Authority legislation to rrmlt 13) DONNA F.STFS payroll to no" more Uian one per legislation will get ftough as is designed to protect those that the 14tb judgeship when themselves from having the sanctuary for the manatee and the port to sell bonds at more Herald Staff Writer stiffen penalties for harming than the currently required 75 person.s who think they have an created must be a Seminole fluoridation Seminole cent of the sta'C 's population written this time Members of per cirmt. interest rate and to Seminole's resident legislator the mammals. resident-, to retain the Noting that the number of Ile said he is also working on invention. County's legislativo: delegation, Another biU in Sen. WiNon's exempt sales tax payments for municipal court system (this said the bill concerning carThe Senator. if niemtier of a I . state employes has grown from legislation to pm%ide a jury in preparation for the opening nIs als, fairs and amusement package provides that real modular homes sub-committee on select the legislation has passed out of e a ratio of one-half per 'L'ent of pool that prospectis system, so of the 1976 session cii the Florida property values for tax Other proposed Wilson irmnittee and probably will go parks would iniclude rules and the state's population in 1960 to jurors will not have to sit aging, wNch has hehl hearings tbe legislation includes bills: to prefiled a variety of proposed over one per cent today, Vogt around the courthouse for a throughout the Mate, is also cv- directly to the [louse calen- regulations applicable assessment purposes wculd ' alue at lair market or at place a student on the Board of said ss ith the ads ent of s'eek at a hint tofind out if the) sponsorin' legislation the dart, clarification of the statewide lie said current!> set ness laws The proposed laws range collective bargaining for public will be selected for jury duty, primary thrust of which cm- Seminole School Board and three to five persons are killed investment le%-el wWchever is Regents; pco%iding for the nonannuafl> in Florida in accidents the lesser amount to preclude partisan election of sheriffs, from a bill supported b> Stair employes, he belieses there and a bill to regulate insention phIzis health care and home school superintendent s non maintenance services as parti,san elecfion: dealing with at these amusements and many reassessment of properties public defenders, state atSen. Lori Wilson (I-Cocoa must be a constitutional iia- brokers. each year. torneys, and clerks of the Vogt said the proposed law alternatives to nur-Ink, home& unemployment compensation others are injured. Beitrhi in halt Ole prprltl(~e of pqxfiment to the growth of the court to reinstate the Wilson said this circuit Sen Sen svibon said she skill 1k said the sub-committee is being charged to cities sshen persons registering to sote b> govrnment in terms of em- sll provide that persons called for jury duty will have to show looking for ways to keep the employes voluntaril) leave again support thc Equal Rights legislation is an effort to help old trespass law; providing a party to a proposal by Sen. John ployes. • Vogt (1)- Cocoa) on a eon The senator said even ssith upthefmrstda> andthencanflle eldemis ssith their families, or thur city jots for other em- natioral constitutional senior citizens who are memorial to the Congress and stitu4nal amendment limiting the limitation there will be a telephone number at which foster families, rather than ployment; to return the non- amendment iERA) this year literally being taxed out of their the President urging that the drisers' and vill introduce legislation homes The proposed law would solar energ> facilit> be placed schools U'e numbers of state cmplo>es adequate personnel to provide thes can be reached and ad having them go Into an in public control the assessments in this at Cape Carlaveral and to place SurLvt!t I.Iw." to a measure by Rep. Robert services, but governmental vis~d to &ppear on short notice. stitution which is more ex- education progTain back to the dubbed ti W one layrnan on each of the This legislation calls for a manner only of homes. education department and out Of invention brokers, the pensive. Ilattpway (D- Altamonte agencies would not be comShe said she is also coIlattaway's legislation infrom under the lfighway Safety phasing out of different areas of Springs) halting the planned peting with private enterprise senator said while there are In addition, Sen Wilson is Department providing for the state bureaucrat> and requires sponsoring, svith Ilattawa>, the man> legit'mate orokers in the dudes bills naming the San phase out of the municipal so much Vogt has also pref iled a bill oil state, there are others who ford Ballet the state ballet of non-partisan election of state that the 1,egislature practice bill to declare the Sanford sponsoring legislation com. court systeni in 1977. Ballet the state ballet, to pletel> revising eletticn laws to 'zero budgeting" Vogt, sho Is chairman of the animal fighting retaining all 'milk a person stho thinks he F honda, creating a taxing attorness dealing sith public The zero budgeting concept provide a special taxing district remove all I district in the downtown San- safety in carnivals, fairs and - ard and Osceola the amend.ments approved in may have an invention." and would have state agencies in Downtown Sanford; the bill political parties on application parks "little people run out of ford area for improvement aniusement ,I Courify delegations. will be corrunittee last year except the in the Senate, a companion to a forms. money and perhaps their in purposes (this legislation is requiring fluoridation of all justil> all proposed cx following all local bills out of exemption on cock lighting The proposed law would municipally and privatelypenditures and require the flattaway bill, calling for three I Saying that Gov. Reubin vention wasn't any good to subject to an approving each delegation. lassmakers to resies the resident urcuit judges for provide that when a person In addition, he is propcelng a Askes seined the legislation begin ssith," Vogt said adding referendum) providing that at oWflC(l ssatcr supplies h, Seminole; the registers to vote he would not liattaway s, constitutional amendment to last year because of the ex- many in the state are being least three of the 18th judicial County Port designate a political liliaUon a bill to Seminole also sponsong She is circuit must the state would have the option judges limit the number of state elusion by "someone" of cock. taken advantage of. Vogt said circuit's 13 (~ ,.u..wIr..LJ _______________ ..-. ~_ __ , . ~_&F' JIF 1. Inside the house officers Duhon argued late Friday night turned tip at Seminole J - . 1- - SNOZr - -______________ - Seminole Legislators P e are B*1 Is For I I - _ 0 / - , . tj~ ~ by Dick Turner , I - ______________________ ______ ' 1,111111111111 .Imltr)pt)lInt I - _t _,- . - , _; Z--_M. . M-- __41- - -_ - - __ YXT!~- I _____ .. ________________ -.--- Radio City Station. New York, I nford and I,akc Mary police Patrolman George Myers, who "numerous limes" in the chest. md hcruf s deputies that ltd irs. heading the murder prot,e lie declined to ii'nftrm reports . knife to di.5(.Overy of Miss Duhon s said officers rushed to the that insestigators found a partially.clad body by Sheriff's Duhon residence where the at the scene. Stage was a boyfriend ho Sgi Jerr) Cahas and Lake front porch light as on and ______________ Mar) patrolman Sam Lee at saw a oman sbody in a pool f had been liing with Miss Dthon at the Lake Mar ad blood through a sindow 244 a rn Sgt. Capshaw said a rear door dress about a month, Abbgy -_ . 11 While officers were trying to find the occupant who left the glass was broken and a window said. Abbg) said investigators nall foreign car, that ap- screen ripped off in what ap- airplaues at the Sanford Rotary Clab's Third Annual ChariUes Benef It Air Show April 17-18. Programs will begin at I p.m. each day at the Saclord-Central Florida Atirport, bigbUgbted by sppearances of the Blue Angels, the U S Navy's fabled precision flying tam. Red Desil Pilots (bazUt Hillard, Gent Soucy and Torn Poberesnyhavebeenperforrnlngtogether 10 five years and have won the World Aerobatic Team Championship for t1w United ates. ~) _____ , 'I - ~4 .; , *lbe Red Ur%, Ils, ci~ Wait ucrul.irtic Want from Wi.scoasin, Oct, the sky witha trident of white as the demonsrrate their famous V' rm1n their ta Special BALLET newspaper p o Box 489 CARNIVAL : - -__________ .' - _ -__ '- .______________ . i. _~ I_ !I doarriond went from duinmv on thi fourth t'ub and on the fifth club, West had to come dcs n to t o diamonds to hold thrown From last spade was dummy and, since Fast had td hold a hear h It. 0 dummy's three diamonds ad to be good Waldv worked out a squeeze that Meant he would pick p I -- -4! -- ______-_~ . . _____________ . squeeze 3 Pass 6 N T. Pas3 Ilasi o .---.--- that since West could onll stop spades and East onis Weill North Fast South ttmporar relief hut do not get zriZAIVIL=___~.- 9~- i . # o1kswagen found Li Saniord Road, Lake Mars. and santeu technicians began processing ryø abandoned in t)p rMn tntiirn hlnw'lf in to nuthoritles the dwel1In' for evidence about zc".W, -----,:jn~ u~_~-. - - - , .(1t . . t~~ t ~ - - - VW -, nr _. yan / _. .,--, -~~- , -1," -,- , i . _ ;r-c - -W __~~-----v~_ I 1, - ~ _. - Ill r~,- I/ 1 __ 'UWSL"CC ', =QN1491vif . - .- ~ the queen of diamonds in 2 either h iTlii He on the first heart knocked out the ace of clubs 4 r~ IW ~ P~ ________________ I _! rl, iL_ .- . __ _____- - _. ii ,Y. 2 ______ record an mention of the The man with the seet man's telephone call, but a cut riglfl arm Identified himself to hospital personnel and police radio dispatch record card ommunity College student as James Johnson and left the showed Sgt. Dube answered a was stabbed ntuncrous times hospital after the cut was call at Fourth St. and Locust and killed in her Lake Mary treated and his arm put in a Ave. at 2:40 a.m. .Seminole Community College residence early Saturday while cast and sling. Police said the man who gave officials said Saturday that he r infant son was sleeping in a bedri:x.im 10 feet away, Sheriff's his ruarne as Johmson also gave Miss Duhon was a full-time investigators and Lake Mary the hospital a fictitious Lake student who worked partUme \1 'rs iddr& fl r the shin' as a student worker under a ud college work.study program. Four hours after the slaying scene. While deputies and Lake A spokesman .said that Stage of Cynthia Louise Duhon, at a sinall white frame house at 338 Mary police were checking the Is also listed as a SCC'student. The infant boy found at the Country Club Road, LakeMary, Lake Mary area, Sanford police authorities booked James received a telephone call at 2:40 murder some was turned over an who said he to a .,late Divisicn of Fwnily at Fourth St. and Izeust Services worker after being . A . .-. . 0 ; prescribed snme pain pills w1ai- your psy.-he tells you flult more than anyone else. for the We agree with him In our %%hich I arn not interested in. you are overtaxing it and not success of the American Con- previous answer and generaltract Hndge League He has ly in all responses, this \1'. objective is nmne suitable making in appropriate ad won almost every title there is column assumes th ere Is no corrective treatment. Justrnent to your own en and. in addition, must be part score. When there is a Eac doclor has told me virorunent. Review your own known today as the great p-irt score, you should modify What it is not lxii none Imse life's situation to see now much gtntkmu in of bridge some of your bids to allow for tension you have. Nlany such told tile "What it is." and what I Plli~ing in six notrump, It Waldy* counted I I easy tricks should Iw doing to correct the head.aches are as.sociated with I imid fonn.s of anxiety and thrre spades two o in each red (For a copy of JACOB V nrndition I ss ould not h depression, Pain relieving suit and four clubs The 12th MODE,qN , so q d $I to- "Win %% or% to have this problem diagnosed uorrecth, arod %k here a suitable , . ", 00 IV ou I ()()WNATITHE E N D V: ~=~ 13'.0c "I .. _____ ___________ membow-w c - I' as to uh&re I should o in order 1 ~,~ 4.1 .If, (,-~ ,Oof $a I _ b - 1 . 41k. *' lass "i'j".A& duration There is no discerle outer surface of --- - - " Opening lead -4 v P. the skull s covered with On January 21, we An eve doctor 101(1 mc they muscles. These can contract recommended a pass with scre not caused by my eyes. An and cause pain like any muscle sote as to the best 80- A QlOxxxx xzz •Jxz 4x internist took 'i( rays and in ramnp year-old bridge plaver in the opposite partner's opening bid dicaled everything %% as Whv do vou have in-1, negative. An ear. nose and spasili Iy1w headaches? The , reader has suggested that you von Zedtwitz unanimously, throat specialist gave me an most t:Tritmon cause is the Wal& has been around a should reWnd onespade with fro,ii $ i * - L, ARCHIE - _____ '.- J(f\ A2 #84 £ 1085 Neither vulnerable s1t hit pains shift in locition _______________________ iorrtutisi. trtii(iiitn( would __ L' I [1__ iLi I- , It ~ ( t'. _- I .2 J 7" I L,,' ~ I' I I I% -. ; JACQUESCOUSTEAU1, ,- ) ) .- ] 1, ~f . AND HE'S THE ( BOY Wi-4Q FNVIES ' '.-_ QI ~ / I ) Al- A - I" I _ ,~ I PRISCILLA S POP I i '\4 v / • .. I i - I -• - - I I- - - k~ - ________________ ...,, . -, _.~a~I -, :,- r 11% 1. I .1 . - 1 1 .' D ternple, irounci the oftIk-e%e.inbac',;uf.heearan*I kIDOEN iN fl4EE j-" --" S0mEP,_ACE I - J tiJts -1- . ___ __ YOU AS AN 1(EmPLCrYEE , I il . - sour ecptrIirtts - l7' I .i . I ~ ~ ________ 20-year-old Seminole A ~ I , SOL711 .- !I, IMAGINATION Herald Staff Writer _________________________________________________________________________________ - -' It ft side for ipproutnateI) ts() / - DAGWOCO vSR &. WAS aEEN i__ '~ N , Chic Young - H) BOB I IA)Yl) -- BRIDGE \lfltTII A f 542 DEAR DR. LAMB - I need (lois. I(!ict so the çirutikm of chronic head pain. All on the A 11--11 11 ' - as.. _. I L-' -\ foopowwo 11111111111 ________ __ MURDERED STUDENT _____________________________________________________________________________________ - Many Causes - . r 1 U,IORK I S'k V I . 1 Head Pain Has ? 1 IR> BLONDIE I SCC iifl WINAT - I 1 I .. -. -an* The experiences of the past, ou - 1P / \' L......... £T" - ______________ 54 p4ceOOYS NiS5W A PA'TKIENT SNCE r'' f. / - (s-----.iuu...J' - BUGS BUNNY I - - I 1 I . . . . ____________ - - ANEEnniiiiiiiiiiiii mimiIiiiII .., I . I I.- This Im ~ cle purnp, go to him first. * _ '" 'f -1 - 68th Year, No. 193-Sunday, April 4, 1976 i -1 ___ ONESELF, - I 1 e&, SOMEONE HAS BUT WISHES ~~ ___ ! I I - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ' tvenin g t :: - ~~HATS THAT 24N You lookat things idea n ..-, . 0 , W10 - \ 11,I I ,olve our today, %tillmut %VI'dovir p'll 1 to,;" . h, duties lor enjoyment when the 64 C.lIJ%0!(1 knowing tile seller is A's anxious (Lav's work is done. TAUHUS (April 20-May 20i to profit -is %ou are eager to :,.) AIWAII -11 .41111 66 Whtripont I I EtIrsi,in place% 4fi Resident of '1 A,'ti 19 timnuv 67 Foimrr i;utfi The illutives behind your ac buy. Army f-Cei 47 Part of tc SAGITTARIUS i Nov. tionsi% , ,' Actors do 11-- f-,~ R-Wit'. I-W I % lab 1 48 Was nor Dec. 9. °: of humor ill be M,ntpuIite .49 AftICn ceilent sense conceal your generosity. 1 (,F %IINI \Ia 21-June 20) A especially 1i1uabk to)ou tod1i) C,1fl CQl 3 TMQed3fl friend who holds you in high in gaining the favor of 29 HUdf' iScot 53 Scn - icol', I Ve 30 Upon I p'eI) for movie piir esteem will be working In your coworkers. Use it. .e 14 Kind 0 cru" fievadA 33 Entire !!i4 B,Irds (%Pl{lU)ltN iDec 22.J in beholl ithout sour knowled ge i 5 35 t 56 191 ()nt of tiit hest things y ou i Hid reclined nmprI Charge 0! play ?%flflle tO4LI '° CANCERR (June 21 -July 22 i (flfl (to today is to spring i C I Leicuu' 37 Ms'd urn Mb) V,ntI.i1,1 .Something you desire to (10 pleasant surprise on our mate i1 s,. I i,'*' 11 1 ..'.chfY ( I S t'.ir' io ttxiay may seem unrealistic to Make a special wish come trut* AOUARIUS i Jan. 2()-Feb. 19 I the casual observer. but you'll kno%% it can be (lone if you're Frien(Ls you are obligated to . __ ____ ,A ill have a better titne at your miling to pay die price. 12 13 4 (July 23-Aug. 22i Make house today than if you take LEO I 15 it a point to pritise another ifir them mt. AnId so will you. 16 17 PISCES i Feb. 20-March 20) If . . . soinething you may have 18 19 20 21 22 played a major part in ac you seek the return of u ve loaned i could Iot 'methinL' yo u' i inplihini _________________ em inder sili do the gentle r his ego. & VIRGO i Aug. 23-8ept. 22) An trick. It's been on the othe, 27 28 old friend c,in be extremely person's comcience anyway, . VOUR dNIT11DAY helpful to&i~. If you need 31 33 34 35 36 1.37 , _~_ I 1~ . OSO! .. EDITIOI ' i Suturday, April 3, 1976 0: . pR ~) SLJNDAI' HOROSCOPE - - -- -I -__I- - _-Li~ --- ~- 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 02, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 02, 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 02, 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/47adf7aa4d708217016016f6a6084ae7.pdf cf9b224a9e2d60cac6c7e2c7dc7b31f9 PDF Text Text $B-EvenIrg Hera Id, Sanford, Fl Wednesday, March 31, 1976 - W W 1% ri ~t 0 011111 i .1-4I ^ ift6 44 - ----.:--,y %Awu~ 1 C4 a __ C% F .,-7 wo ii F1,i 8 .01ff 04 r- V 04 ?4 %; P~ 0% a N q& r4% ~ ZW ca to , CPO *I C3% Cn -1 1*#4 4pe IU6 I I I Z %A : C% %0 Iiiiiiiiiiiii 1 0. 111111111111MIL.- Cn 0 0 ra Ln Air~~ _J 0 D n0 0 X >. Z of WIL Z 1W t I UA 'I p4 0 4A D - ___ I 2 c I Z Ix E OIL 3: MOO Ix Use 2 0. 1A U 4 9: 5 0 , = -, 0IL >. rk - 'n AM6 4 0,~ _ W 0 % Ln c2% Cc 40 00 A. a* WJ U F_: U rX I J 44 16- U ;! 14 J 0 Z X 44 OM .~ W * W W U 0: 14 W U U ~0.7%'nC! f.) IM Seminole County Cominissioner Sid Vitilen J r., a Democratic candidate for the Florida's fifth district a seat in the U. .S. House of Ilepresen. tatives., today charged art op. i; 0. 6; 1 . . IX a. N 1-: i ,., ,; YO CL 6 ( -L I- ., I'-.- ". . . ,T . - I " . . I ridiculous insinuation." Meanwhile, George Saun _._ LL III 140 ce 0 0 Z a < CC Lu 4 (L PM Cc :* un =111 Z .Z 4 in W0 14% WZ = 4 L II E ~ Z ~ 4 1 0 X 4q ;J , U ~ >- W6 W L" 144 99 1= 4) = =a . u 0 ,* 0 Z ?_re 0% X_ 9 11~- 0 %A MI 9 C a 44 X" 0 W _J LU I# I', LU < V . it U _____ yet announced her intention to again seek the congressional office, has attempted to frame him with charges to the State Attorn ey's office that he fli u.).d IO tfl) It . s Ir ..,. I . _____________ RM - -.- _ ._... - -- _ I -I -I -:--. _, , I... ..'. 1 - __ . . ------ -_ - ___ -"M . - - -# " ated Jan. ..I - I 1 " 11)\l 'i \ lilt F _4 j in lliilliliwt directl urn statement to Herring's 19Th lIe nithU sworn , %vd:ker responded in 1 two pieces of office on Wednesday. charge George Saunders question of whether he had -11 Although Herring's office ders, husband of Mrs. S,aun. literature inside the envelope ders, said Vihlen's claim of one a biographical resume and declined comment today, with fraUrt,'," Vihlen said. stamped with the county being framed is "ridiculous." brief history outline and the %litilen .%;rid the office has .Saunders, in reply, said it is postage meter Vitilen's political "That is like Bo Callaway other a release dated Feb. 1. agreed to investigate his "completely against the law (or literature. "I haven't talked to I lie was framed by 1976, announcing Vitilen's campaign records.as soon as Vitilen to use the Semiaole anyone at all," he said when The Saunders said NB( Count) postage meter For asked if he had been inpos.ibte ,ndidac for Congress utii&i l tia 1nitto I*L fni is typical (eorge political releases - br tcrvte'ed Ly Herrings ofiiu. Saunders said the citizen f1i:Job that the campaign MIA 0 Qk~_"_, _ rges In Maiuung _ Cha and a county courthouse tired of incumbents using their requested that Mrs. Saunders Saunders tactics," Vihien said. anything that is r Y'mw postage meter for political offices to build ki resorts and bring this to the attention ofthe "Weexpectedthlskindof mud- County business.' purposes. further themselves in office by proper authorities. "JoAnn is slinging from the beginning and Seminole C4UW1 t: 11,f t~;,Ii:,t, ,- There is no credibility to the leap-frogging froin one office to not trying to frame anyone," he I refuse to get down to his level. Saunders insinuation," Vitilen another." said. -11 have instructed iny at. from his job today, according to utid, adding he has requested S,aunders said the envelope Saunder.s. .said a citizen tne county bee Attorney State Abbott brought to ,Mrs. S:,iunders an and literature have nturned torneys to stand by for charges that involve fraud. This is dIX, to ilinms, declined comHerring's office to investigate 'aused because the Saunders his campaign financial records printed and stamped by county vestigator, Jack Fulenwider, ( Herald Staff Writer i 0 1 a 0 , 11111111 4W k 14 Z 0 4A C4 ___ ~~~~ . By DONNA IF-STES & I 130 In Z Alleged aunaers Trade vluien, , 12 ad CY4 >% _J. (A a 04 j$ p z `n g - 4 I 14 ne Z 4X Opp", Z "a Z 4% A r I .%^ I ~ X < P4 c % VW W.J r4 v U v 0 Supplies I. 14. ___ CA M Meter, c% I Cd Postage t 0 M aI Of County __ W I . 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Both felt the 39-page Future projects of this nature technical receive boekkt will prove invaluable in will A two-year effort tooain a making presentations to assistance from the regional economic visiting businessmen and in- economic development office state-sponsored con- but will have to secure private profile of Seminole County was dustrialists who are funding, Tesch said rulminated today when sidering moves to Florida The report details various On another Front James rcpesentatiei 1)1 Florida's ecutie direttor of )epartinent of Commune t)pts of business and Industr) Daniel delivered 200 copies of the which presently exist in the the Seminole County Industrial -2-' document to the Greater county, including size, struc- Development Authority Sanford Chamber of Com- lure anti fiscal activities of iSCIDAi presented board individual firms. Also included memberswith copiesofa letter merce. Iichard Tesch , a member of are climatic conditions ind a which he said had been mailed the commerce department's map showing the size of the to 237 electric equipment economic geographic region which manufacturers headquartered of division . de%elopmcnt presented th supplie! persons for the in northern and midwestern states profiles to Tom) Hunt, chairman Seminole work force 'lins is something that was The letter, which was also I of the chamier s Industrial 25 Committee, tit the panel's requested b) the chamber back signed b> hunt and Loveless, in 1974," Homer enthused. "We outlines advantages which monthly meeting. . Tesch, closely assisted on the made the request, then we had Seminole County and Central project by commerce depart- to wail in line and I'm really Florida might provide for ment staffer Philip Loveless, glad that it's finally finished. It cuiplo% rs plagued by steep said tic saw the profileas a two- will be an invaluable t Clianiber of C(anmerce and it's employee absenteeisin do'.. to pronged instrtunent. "First. I feel it will help in something that we could not bad weather, ne letters were sent out evaluation of the Sanford and have afforded if we'd had to pay March 22 and produced one ca," Tesch for it ourselves." said It will snow where your The State Department of positive response within the pitfalls lie And Commerce underwrote the first week, Loveless said economic electrical the secondl% it will be a tool for entire cost of researching, Soliciting compiling. printing and binding equipment industry could lezd NEISWENDER folicitation." to ctremel) faorabIe results Hunt and Jack homer the booklets Hut Tesch said lAweless, said, because it is an HON 0RED exectilive manager of the Seminole County's economic prciIik is th4 ht which his duit' entirel) untapped field h imber expressed he int =. -;..___ - - - = = ___ :_ M - . 6MA! - __ - a u - . 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M.D U > Z > 0 >.J;~, > cc > Z > X .ZW =3 ot co 4 ,tW o .9 W = At-in WDU W I V LL I V i I ' - Lr1 __ - - __________________________ - - ' nks~on I on Tuesday. At that lhi 111.1 ___ prograrn that would loan -_ sell for e maximwn $4,000 instead of the ,00o presently being charged More than a year ago the A vote of confidence was giveti this morning to Seminole County government's new executive iusiitant A resolution signed b} county employes was handed over to Roger Nelaweoder b) Pat count) produced a stud) which Glisson (left) as a smilling Bob Flits looks on. Nelswender was recently appointed by the county said there is a pressing need for low and moderate income commission to the n5,000-a sear post (Herald Photo by Bill VincentJr.) - - - _ ._;;C__ LAN > S" 4 I" >' L16 > 4 I 00 " ILU # 14 I U t In Facel*ft I * ASSIS ___ . T-_~~ ._ i -___ -- __--_:-_-_-- _" ="__ _. qt kye R l e Cross%ord l e Re ________ 0 1)4 nq which ll help the DLX.' meet certain Impending deadlines The most pressing in the Slay I deadline, by which time all applications for federal grants covering historical pi- eservaUon and r--storation must be made A preliminary requirement in making this ap. plication is registration on the national register of historical places An historical surey to this end has already been completed. Included in the historical survey report and grant application must be architectural projections of plans and costs for Downtown Sanford's facelift. 'Therefore we appealed to the local am chitectural community for help,' said Miss Jacobson. "After reviewing the Downtown history and potential they became interested and . . mot vated After completing the prelilninar) planning required to meet the grant application deadline, the cooperatie will then help conctptualize the cotiununity center which Sanford property owner and DDC backer Jeno Paulucci Favors as part of Downtown redevelopment. The cooperathe will work to produce a plan w hich wiLl help citizens picture the th.t could be effected by the facelift program. The Downtowners will then be able to deterrnine what the) would like to do with the physical uliage of Sdnford. 'It is not their ithe architects) purpose to ride the '.chicle of an architect's dream to create a dome to local mankind in Dow-ntown Sanford." said Miss Jacotn f - I J I - - = A ~k X , if -_ 1 I j i /1 I l i - " t4 0 a: ; CJ ~. L&i = Z W Ii' iF~!_,n_l __c-- --ir - . . construction industry in ad The way the program works ;iecording to Kerrher, is that the state loans the money to J X _J W " U W W U 11.1 Z 4 A. >. U w . .. 0 In U. ~e V ci . ------ : r .1 , , (oun1 loans the money to developers who find suitable lorol ' --. .- - uj Z5 go A. • ii CL ~ 09 LL 5 cc 41 z °.' >. in =J IL - __ :0= * C9 ox. W6 11111110 12 " " . - Z da !J Fr J 2-11 P%l . .1 Wedn"da% 's 'I "Ito, ca - - .r ,',J_ .. "' - -, -, t - . - r , - ,~.S:-*fw R,~~ !)m11eowners If homeowners Promise to construct low-cost housing will be allowed to purctaw the site. The $200, loin at thret per cent Interest p ,Ai . Nik N~~-I;. -*ri-,111~ %ix' & I 4'-; z4l r t. 'l 'i ,. T '' 4; ~ .-I" - -' - i liiS1i) (100th .11th (hun ehrshnwrs uiding this morning. Clearing this afternoon. lostfuIranduloIentonight Fair and mild Friday Highs near80tomlaandInttitm1tls S. around 15 m.p.h. Itainpro4ability 70 per cent IO&Y. I %_ --- is dangerous, if not fatal. to be ington Sen. Henry _z= _ -,ml _v- __ T is' -#Q #_Aw_ -_ - -_ ---= M _____ ~ L - __ __W ; ~% t7 : i!i~ ~_ry :! -~ - - - -V I - -r __ ___ - - -ir . ' -' - :1 , CZ, SOARING CONTEST - - M. JacksM - - . -- - - . -- --.--..-..-...-.--- - , - -. - , - - - - Glider pilots from Florida and GeorXin WW opta the co mpeddou Oviedo and ChWuota, bettaning at 11 a.m., both Saturday and season ttis weekmd over Seminole County. Tbey'll be taking off Sunday. The pubUc is Invited It, % alch the coutnt. I Herald Photo from the Flying Seminolc Ranch Airport on SH419 between by Jacqueline Doud) California governor - Ford's and ex4)klahoma Sen. Frt-,, challenger for the Republican Harris. were due at a Manh~,, 'id nti it riontli ition II&I ta'i hott € ml) today for U' a nationally ttleised Spet(tl Democratic masons forum Wednesday night. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, Secretars of State Henry A. the Demairats' presidential K'ssinger wet.S a partuular tar candidate in 1%8 who hasn'tt rd Rragan quoted Kissinger entered the race this year but second place position for the municipal metting. Leo, United States a quotation lackson was in New Y( Kissinger's top ai& called false - fP - T-1 L. _4_*~,~~,,~~,d - T'n. r.- - k?~! .. ' ,y ...; J '- L -- ' - - ---, I ,-, R- -..~O~~ - ---- - - :.. - fX"_.-_ZP_1h1r _1 -_- --- - - - ,- --P%d --W , , - .i ' - -______-_-__--- - - __ - 's - k_ 4:4 - t- - -,- - ---- ' - * - The evidence mounts that - - high 88, today's £ , Aq ,e -44-z-,4-ff ,~. -,A,--1 0 n04___ - -*"I-? _A;7~. T . r l r s .,.~~ . -:tl ' . -;:.. l,_-.o;. 1-----.'.,i-.-,.---Az-=,--,,L __1 - I—. .__ I. -z----= s.f-. Z -_ -1. L :-: 1 _.?__-_,_-_VI.11 ... -:1 .. _.. !_Z'Y' .!...-_.1 ,r.! ___ -_.."_ ._. __ -_ .- - ._Vl__--,,-, _-___ - C_Zi 1wq 1. I-i4 ~_P,, , -,!__ 8) The Associated Press and "totally irresponsible." ona teagan ascontinu As Reagan took to the air his offensive ,against the Ford waves with his message. candi. administration's foreign policy. dates for the Democratic nomideclaring it has left the nation nation were on the stwnp, pre d,ln):ero's,s inferior in m'tiIitar paring for primary clectien t 1 - 11 0 __ - - ir Ahh t Z CD - -' ' nj Foreign Policy . - "... I swils J 11) ix W W to Z < 1Z Z FM 0 Z " LL ---r' . ____1._.____,k_1',A 1-1 4 1: . -- 2 Ii 9-A 2)1 14 ~~ 3: 11 0 X Z W = 94 la 0i =11 I \ - _- i H. -- 111i J . __ -1 I _-_ Department of Community ffairs is designed to pro'Mea - : - :---~,., .i I 14 '~ ____ 1_=_V,~7*;.__Ai__ ___- . . I U e %A Today %rnwidThtflok lirtilgi Calendar (onilrs - . - - - 'A - - w_- ,:_ - -,i__- - - =LZ 1.! _.__~_: -- _': _- -"-M-::- - - _.!tL=_ t -, ~ju ;~~.. *1 ik!;~F :!5 - _v A,4!;~,, i [ A - II - . .. : . -----.-------I1 M -_ - t%f;i: - __ I v! iContinuedonPagc2.Ai - 11 - P iit ___________________________________________________________________________________________ A. UJ MJ W ILL >. = pm - - W , N 5.' 0 0% am 0 - 0 0! & fililifIllillIll -.__- _.- - .- . UJ ---.--_~_ _=__F_ Ifffr12 Z W I >. 0 0 4( 4 4 4C -I W iii W 0 us %A U- _____ considered to be Florida's leading authority presenatlon arc'ute:ture Gross is the arctutectplanner who wa3 contracted by Haines City to design a Downtown deeIopment program for that city. His reccuunendations are currently be ing implemented All the architects are donating their services during the preliminary stages According to DDC Chairmirn Sara Jacobson there has been no discussion of fees, privileges or priorities. "ney are doing the preliminary work with no strings attached arid no commitments have been made to any of them," said Miss Jacobson. "lliey are workng with us because of their concern with community de elopment" ne facelift is still a long way off, Miss Jacobson explained but the cooperative has been formed to 11w first step toward effecting a facelift in I)u,A-ritown Sanford, as proposed by the Downtown le%elopment Corporation (DDC, has been taken with the creation of an inforinal architects' cooperatne Included in the cooperative are architects Carl Gutmann, John Dragash, J4n Melvin, Hal Harris, Don Duer and Gerald Gross. Svra1 of these architect.s aireath hae tx pericrice or expertise that could benefit Downtown Sanford Gutmanri is the designer of the clt)'s new Magnolia Mini Mall which has both beautified part of the Downtown and brought in new business. Doer whose offices are in Winter Park, is LL LL _J W - J _J - . * 1IP S. - The ever increasing (low in the nurnberof persons unable o find low or moderate incot housing In Seminole Courts could be stemmed bya$200,0oo proposal from the state, CountN Manner Bid hcrcner said today "There is .i Jrt f !w and modemate mcon.' There are a n1tnther it 1riuhes that coWLi t assistpnc," F rfr'ii yograrn KrØ has &..t2tT stPdy is a propoiaJ mna4c A ' 1 _________ - -J _____ - Arciiitect Coo erat* ive To , W By El) P1UCKETF fleraldStaffWrfter IV4 - - Program A II .. Stu di ed - -_ _1 . ______ -• --,.--W.. ..~!r___--:~ . '-__ _., .,. ----;___-_-____-_ - -- - - ! 11i AL :}.-f L'S . I . Housing "That need ha.s increased because of economic con LL :Z , 0 i Jft __________ - a .. --_. -. ___ . - -----.-, - I . - ;~:11_ __________________ - ....~.. _ V I KItIS NASH Herald Staff Writer - / 1. .!.i , '( L - . - U z N U a . .J .JX 0 <> X FL um LU 0I C9 I t CD 1`- IL U . I W - S .- LU S.. V" w 1. 1- 1 ____ fl IV i U z 1. I .;_. / - ,7n 7A 4A w 0 - = 11 -9 = 0 r!~~U_41w.__ _-- -. . 0 0 - 0 $A Gets C Economic Analysis S.' 0 A 0 0 44 U 0 j E , CV4k N U n banford AL m'of ! - %11111111111111111111% 4A W 0% Ln -. ~ 4A O.i 9 F=I C" C% 01111111 V) P% ift- (1: 0 >_ g- '41~m - - ___ . ^ - - - ______________________ - __________________________________ VIOLs- I— -_ 0_1_ - __ _Z___-_ ____ __. -_ - _I - 111 . ,-_ _-- -::~--_ _p I I m �-. i9nommm __ _____ . __ _ __ _ ___ e In __ __ _________ __ __ nffl . - 10M., - ___ =--. - - ccra -_ now = H-raid 2A--Ficnin Sanford Fl ____ Thursday Apr _____ il _______________________ Witness Hiding After Threats Legal Notice - K fI INoeI fl ! Herald IN BRIEF 0 rik ARLINGTON HEIGHTS III. APt - From , . ' UM ttWiI4J , .IU , - , . Jimmy Carter's unshakable belief that political victories are mad, of pluck, planning and 15-hour days. -A substitute candidate, a perfect extension of me," I - I . , . I (lered a pre sentence vestigation and allowed Joan - bs Christensen (,ibcrson, 42, of Crash I.ucerne Circle. from the service station or see that study of storm impact on safety, also said concern by .lots and air controllersabot1t storms niight lessen when the aircraft we near the t erminal because the unin- into a service station and that he was going to a telephone to call Longwood poli ce when site car." A Longwood policeman II W intestigated t1w accident report started to leave the smne and said the tailbgbt lens on the he got in front of the car in an motorcycle was broken but he attempt to prevent her from terrupted traffic flow becomes of greater concem TT,e New York storm was so severe that the chances of a I landing were only margina l, g. Detroit Faces Crisis o car and -rolled off when the car - Assistant V Hook (Ldn't stop. for LJ .% M1 "' IT Al - the. so reports Connecticut (,ot w - iu -t Susan Charron & girl Ilenry llemandez Eva INI. Hutchison Sinunic Miles Jr. Water M Buchanan Minnie Mae Miller a r 1;4:JM;J IF1 J1: 111 - 1 - A lfwl 4 .i A - I .d - ~ .A- A the City 01 cssselbtrry board of (Seal) M4,*y W. Hawthorne, City Clerk eral sources the radio news Program Studie I Continued From Page I-A) GOP primary in North Carolina isto bt paid hack to the state as last week, canceled his campaign sctx-dule to make 9w im. tionaladdrtms. Ile toncentrated on foreign policy and national (Itiense. , Griffi "N DEYC - -= A - -- % __ - 1 - - ' ____ =- - . I .. I mv -. V .- ; :i :I - -- --- __- It I ~ .1 that would eliminate Sanford A - ' . . -. ~- . % --m?-- I - -. -'. SM ____ " ____ - '' .. ____ __ ---s: - - '. ------. I fI • ~ -Springs are not eligible. are exempt aforesaid court on the 21st day ri l, AD 1973 nt-ia? ce rtai n Ap - J *1 I -J ' • of because the theory atslber ,)) -I I DEx 154 me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, iorlda. arid have levied upon the • appeared the most interested In the project ( ommnls'sion (hi i-rn today Jr • PATIENT LIFTERS e BATH EQUIPMENT particularly described as follows ______ I - I I -We Bill Medicare For You ra Eiali I I I_S - ~_ Thursday, April 1, 416--Vol- 68, No, 1 41 tJ Snd, t'I('pt nd CPuti-.., U., - ico N French Avc. ful;td i. flfll, SantOird Herald. Inc -- MEDICARE SUPPLY kenlucjy Ave., Del_and, CLIP AND SAVE Fla. t4Orfl Dfi.v(rv, 5 5 cryts. M.ontii, 57 e3. Msmtht. iti : t ." S2$IQ B Ma.t lnFtorsdaarca%,mrdei,,y AIIOthq 'ii,i Month, $ 7 19. 6 Monthi. 5t670. )2'Mcnth. 51710 I . 0 -1 - - --- -1 . I . " I , Sheriff s Department Pta,ntiff, NOTICE OF SUIT TO WILLARD C FISHER ADDRESS UNKNOWN and all partirs claImn uita-cr-t throvgh, 01 herwow a Judgment may be en demanded in thr Complaint of the , P_ WITNE~Smyliandi,noilmollemlof on Mrcu 9th, 1976 I .. -4f- '" - " *7 I:, Reg. $22. Boys shirt style of easy-care polyester poplin stitch knit I . 0. , %. - , I Ali - . - _____ Regular sizes 14-20. slim 14-18 % . - 1 eaek 04 i. - / 1-N . "- _J Sale$72 / ' 4 If- I l. / ikA 1'.f . - 10- '\ :. - I - ; 4 _______ & I - 4 , - \^-- ;i M-_N . --1. .. - 4 I " I Reg. S90. Polyester knit suit with shaped 2-buttor jacketmoderately flaroo ants 4 4 • • ~__. - - les____ - --. - I -''--" -_ I ' M-3 ! I , ~~4__ rzvff - - - - - _______________________________________________________ 4 0 11. -- , i 111011011A,I - calculator. . - Sale ' Reg. $30. Men's side-zip dress boot with leathof uppers leather lined shaft A wide rartq. of sizes OL 4 -. 1 - - I _. ~~_ , I Z_: - k 1 , _ , - __It-11 _k 1iL -.411 yv , 10 whom & COPY Of this Notice of Administration has been mailed are ~m=; ~-_~_i ;E~~ -, -1 I _____ ___ 7~_Z-_,__, _~'~` .. __ =:__ - - - I/ root, x 1 L. .-ey memory Recharger adapter with batteries Included ji~li L sq I I - . - -. . -, I I g 12 in a " RtPfMnI&Iive Howard S Warner P . O. Box 796 As Deputy Clerk usblISh March 11, tO, 25. April 1, Orange City, Florid. 3216) 916 PublIsh' March 25. April I. 1476 DEX6I OE*ln -! ~ % " .1 , , r 1 X4 . --,--. ~~ _= 1 ", i, - - . = - ~ 11-. A 1. ~j:.-.Z!V, - _ - --- - -_ I --- .i a qj~! .':51 _____ - - 136,-- _Mft___,_ .4, y - , , - - - - - ~- I . ____ ~ ~ 4---- /K ~Z." ~, mgm I - S_ - , Z_ . - - ---!GT'' '."- % - - . - - .. - 1. - 1. - ~2 RIP-1'Ii ____ - _. Sale 1 3.59 aic~_V~ -_,~ . mier uppurb, PVC Platform Hi-rise moc toe leasole/heel A wido ranqo of sizes - -_ ,V -_ -, f- ~i' - ~ -9-_ -- Nolict Of Admintstraton march Attorney for Personal , Sale prices effective thru Sun., April 4. - -- I II I SANFORD PLAZA ORLANDO DOWNTOWN WINTER PARK MALL open to a.m. to 9 p.m. monday tary saturdiii Op" 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tues., Wed., Thurs. A Set. Opt" 14 a.m. b 9 p-in, Moft0sy thry Saturday CatalovC.nterPh. 323.102051or1 Ph. 3731119 Open 930a.tv*.to$30.m.MOeday& Friday Stai'eh $114110 Open Sunday 1:NtoS:IOp,m. Catai.o Center Ph. Mt-sui Store Ph. 641.4333 1 I ; I . __-. .. -i-f,7;_ _~'...X, i. -,,-,;,-.LiF,t,^t~SIF _0 , ~ -1.1, --tf7 -1 .- 5,'- - 1-•-.J• _______ - _~ -;f-~ - ~R kriYA~-3M1, = - ~ __ __ ______ ___I- l . t, _k, - ~.- i t - - . 1-1-4-W ~f -* :_. _ ~1, r ,- JCPenney handheld SII d' ru Ie "al" ...0lat'r - $ deliver stiff icient Copies of the c laim to the C101 k to enable the clerk to m3il One COPY to each personal Arthur H . Otckwittt, Jr. , rf'r:-T-~~_f ,_i;4_~__47i~__ ______ - 21.,69 W ad Clerk of the Circuit Court fly mary N. Darcim - :- - M .--.-_ ~ ~ _flK_%Fi -f-A-i1f,_1!,_11_ i i-I'v,f--,;Nki.1 4I --~r~~-,_ te=- ;4 -~~_t#;-_~!Vlrk -,~ -- 71 :-R - Sale and must indicate the basis for the Claim. the name and address of the _41 __W wl -_ off slide rule . - ____ - - I _ 2~_ ___ - - -71. ---- -i ! A-C __. 1_f1rV__ __W__1T -_ -_ -Ow-. v.T; 1!, ._-% - - _M r n.- -4t, ; ;:z"*W--~14 b ;kr -- __. F - I- - -_ , ; - 1 t7_ - Ir ~ to IF 1:i - , 0_115 n - . __ __ _____ - I I I -, - _---~__ ~ __ - .__ --- --- I_- * certainty shall be state) If the claim is secured the security shall be described The claimant shall .1_~: --. - - - the amount claimed If the claim snot vet due the datewtienut will become due shall be stated ________ % 46 v .- ________ - ~, 1. . __ -_ ___________ _______ I required, WITHIN THREE MON, THS FROM THE DATE OF TtiE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS _r~:;; I ______ Sale prices effective thru Sun. , April ~ _____ r~.___ stitched details A wide range of SIZOS - ~- ____ X~~ _"~ I I -._ __ __:4~ _;_ - ~r~~.WA __ . - ___ - ~ IN -_ 11__iF1___ r_:t~~ V .. a - ' - - ______________ I 20% off merl 5 textured knit, sale$72 ____ -_ ~ --=___~~_-__ _! r___, , M~_-_Y~_ =~- . I I ..- - __ .- --------- - _0NtM__ -- _R -.- ~_ # 11 I -- ft _~ All texturized woven polyester - - _. _ -.-~.N, `-_ - ~~__ ~ _ I it ¶' _______ in assorted fashion colors. A wide range of sizes ,-, __ -_ -_ - / - 4 pieces to mix any way you like 0 - .. - ________ coordinating pants And a vest that contrasts and matches 4111 . -. ___ color suit. With an extra pair of / -, Zli I,-. ~ .- .\ Reg $90 The Ouaci A solid - - d4 Z_ . 00 0 -----' . = I -- . t.m Al~w I F . - -w?) A- k '. ~~_ r , .--_ style pants. Solids with contrast stitching _____ 11 I . / _____ I i ". Jacket has two chest pockets: placket front. Niatching flared western M ,* 11 ,,O, 'r ~Illlla leisure Suit .. 0, ,/ Sale 17-60 - I V " . PO 'lErM,,N M GOSNI:y, Ocari i ~, --- 4P 0 11 f A si five Of the E%lafe of -- I ,- J' "J I , . S: RICHARD W. SELF -14 - . __ ~ _;._~ I that the administration of the estate required WITHIN THREE MON F'o(da THS FROM THE DATE OF TIlL All otIic.z furniture and eguipment FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS l('C4tdt Suit cl07 3705 US Hugh NOTICE tofileanl Objectuonsthey way 1197 Casselberry, Florida may have that challenges thu .1 - OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED unliquidated, the nature of the un ..", - \1. demandi against the estate are Sheriff _- . -_ - - I - 1. - . .0 ADMINISTRATION because of the shortage of 12 003. v and file the origin3l with the OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED e Above style:j Court on or WILL BE F0REVFR BARRED - 1'.h.ct0,i,l III East I * 16 omm" - - . - __ , =r 5,P_._-11___-__1___- - - ¶,.'m'ruclt Co,.rnt recom a v i n g,s a ft* A - : I 7L I TO # LL PERSONS HAVING at CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST has been I lied oga,nst you and you valldkty of the docendent-s will, the '* Friday's Daytona Reach contact ViMen to determine the are rewired to serv "e a copy of your qLialificalion, Of the personal " t tides: high 9:24 a.m.. 9:42 pan., degree of interest. Vihlen says writtom of4ensn, if any. to it upw representative, or the venue of I low 3:04 a.m.. 3:08 p.m. Pori lie plans to push the pr(,gram HOeQu'sl & McLorry. 3319 Maguire iurisdicuon of the court I ------ I iOs north to information and o 7Os south and highs 7flsnor-ihto mendatlons. Kercher said he shotsir,. lAtss lfl */~ ii*kftkr ff ,-l -_ *_ . ¼ CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA followtng described pro"rty owned PROBATE DIVISION by Willia, Let McKover a It a WIIIl# NO, Is,"-CP L. McK*vtr and Matti# MCKtvtr. In nil: Estate of Id proWly being locaim in HERMAN M GOSNEY. Seminole County, Florida, more meeting, Commissioner Sid probability 70 per Vihlen J11 , 111111111111111111111 111111101111" /W ) II •' 113 '_ - . - . rIorda IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl , rn s. (rust) loan available .s soon as the ssinds around 15 co un t) commission passes a m p.h shifting to northerly this resolution At Tuesday's WILLARD C FISHER Rain N Seminole Plaza Hwi 1792 436 Willie Lee MCKivir 6k a Willie I southssest ternoon %\ I rkt 4 ) I 1~, \ .- McKever &, W Matt;# McKever ~ Writ W Execution wall dellvered 10 a g -, I moming and early this af- .- . ftv~__M . I ~ _. S;wcial Veterans Exhausloes oi Unemployment S*rnlnnlo County. Florida, upon a Division final judgment rendered In the Seminole County Branch Office a Mostit cloudy with thun- ,, it, oil a, - men, U 1. I Preference in the h.ring of these positions *10 be: T - ______________ 191= -___ . kf A M. - April 1. 1976 eount, Kercher said 11 00 AM on the 73rd day of April pending in the Circuit Court for County Florida Probate A spokesman for FIIA toda A D . 1976 offer for sale and to Seminole ivi on. the ad5lOf which I: bidder 10. cas h , subject D (onilnued Sanford and areas C, Sanford, Florida to any and all exisVng leins, he south of and lflClU(hfl1 Winter Front (West) Door of th 32711 The Personal representative minole WEATHER Ruth (oble Lake Mary q I sui -. . . OR Thursfty - 9.00 A M. to 11.00 Cove Court, Carriage Cove, Sanford, Florida 22T71. The name and ad OrOSS Of the Imlive's attorney is set forth below. All Ptr1ons having claims or Obtain thm SArvices Under Meekare I .i_ _____M • Monday thru Friday, I 10 A M. to The reason is the agency That loans for improvements 6' told sale Is closing maw to Wedsesda)'s high 8S, loday's to rural areas only. Cidu with satisfy the terms of said Writ of Eunice Barker, Enterprise low 63. Rainfall: Trace. populations of 10,000 or more As Pirescribed by Your Physician . ~ ") I7 P and Parts of South Seminole and the und*7%lgned as Sheriff of ubscribers I I 3846. ce 0 \ N OTICE O F NOTE. All applicants mUst b NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ar"nsw through the &Unpo%ef by virtue of that certain writ of Division Office, Cauelberry, $)I 4.419 Execution iflud out of and under Ciirol~n A. Daigle, Deltonal I .-,. ~ _06~ Long _____ .J .I " ur versatli A the following of the estate Is RICHARD W4 SELF, I _r - IJ - Under or Nlichael Illattaway was skep. WILLARD C FISHER &N to sit I I Medicare Insurance Entities You To Home Use Of . . . I Nlostl) fair Saturday and tical of the program, but Parlitei having or cisiming to h&ve Commissioners John Kim *BREATHING MACHINES ORESSURE BED PADS n near 70 south and highs In 70s brough and Richard Williams YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEIR r north and SOs south. Monday Said they planned to con tact that an action of distress for ren t on mnstls clouds stith cratkred •OXYGCN otintt planners for additional the following personal property n e COMMODES U = these positions at $o(atlorb, County Courthouse In Sanford, Kenneth Civisfie, DeBary Medicare S ___________________ z • HOSPITAL BEDS __________ !~ 9 WHEELCHAIRS _______________ L_ •I R I 4 . ~ I Great colors in sizes . . I A Qsr-'_; S Econa1ic.IIyDhsbtvantaged Administration (FIIA) loans is Spring%, Florida. Additional in. formatron available from the Civil eligible' . In Seminole ' Count)' Division of the Seminole County, r.n I' I' ATTENTION. 1 i U L l a(I ( . Insurance Usually any area approved Property being stored f Lori Fisher. Altamonte Dated this 24th day Of March I"6 Publish: April 1. 11976 -. - - - - __________ . V I \ - Leisure suit of crepe stitch polyester with contrast stitching. ) OR By referral through the Florida I I state Employment Service Sanford or Calsolb*rry Offices City of Catselberry, Florida p I _____ I I ~ • .0 %OW Men s leisure suit, I - Adjustment will hold a public 5 00 P.M (032916 tl'ru 0.402 76) he ari ng to dater mine the feasibility Manpower Division, Seminole Of QtiIflling a variance to the County Bra.,%ch Office. petitioner, Mr. Max L. Algsse, Seminole Plaza, Canelberry owner, 1472 Canterbury Circle, Sandra .1. West. Lake Slar Seminole County, FWld.1 Y derAM%ers ending this mor- is those cities may secure loans ning. Cle2ring thb dtemoon. through federal agencies. Gertrude C. Ileinemann, Ben T. Greening, DeBary Niestly fair and cooler tonight. The spokesman said Silver S rings. IN THE COUNTY COUR Fair 2%] mild Friday. Highs proved areas ld -, near8ay and i CLIP AND SAVE m a Oviedo and are CASE NO. 76.u3-cc-Os.J Frlday.11ighs near 8o(oday and west of Interstate 4. in the mid 70s FrId&y. Laihs Mrs, Truett said the M.OW dETTY C KIrNTH. formerly Id - I entitled, General Finance Cof- Publish: March 219, 30. 31. April I Pofat;om of Florida, Plaintiff, -vs. 1916 merting. Udall was due in Wisconsin before week's end. Reagan, wtw) won his first Donald Holly Piercy Gladys Pringle Carey. T. Skinders Darling W. Siplin . Dellorui Wilhelm liernas, Deltona lxslic G. Krawczynski. Dellona Lem 51. Maxfield. Deltotui Agnes F. Smith. toria Victor 11ugo Jencks. Orange ~ Hous ing llt Springs fr ee m," Reagan said 'Dr Susan F. T.tbor Michael I- isher, Altamonte Kier is quoted as saying I' thel N DeColia Delton.i Springs Marguerite \t Geor ge, Ora I Lanup Ikilirt . . ¶1kI414 10 the seal of the County Court of Seminole County Manpower , Wednesday in upstate New York. an and Carter planned I o go Sanford: Mary R. Allen Beatrice t,ee Baker Jean CherilyTin Bro%%n 11wimas J. Oli%-t, r _________ I ' ~ I Eligible applicants may apply for My job as secretary Ell,i service did not identify. Udall, meanwhile, spent Sanford: Charles H Rowe .%Iarflyn E. FaIstreau A&Iph N Goetz too PCT. MONEY BACX GUARANTEE ,' -1',0#3 U S is past and today is U* day of the Soviet U nion. And he Fridat The Connecticut Public Information Nettsork .aid t DISCHARGES Katheri)m Campbell HEARING AID FOR APPOINTMENT U , . N I : Abe ., 7- Crewlea der BOARDOF ADJUSTMENT NOTICE IS HE E BY GIVEN that , learned of her plans from sev- (henl Hodges 7Q I - Tripossible. sentatives of the Commu- kITre' ADMISSIONS . ULLTODAY / Thursday,April 13. 1976 at7 3O P.M Antioch Missionary Baptist in the Casselberry City Hall, ,SL,ak, Church plet Driv e, or at loon thereafter Oviedo thiat 1w thinks of the United the jury could later hear a tape Gram will endorw Jackson on MARCH 31,!776 HEAR ING ~v I LF I Continued Fyom Page I-A) ... _________________________________________________ 1NwTNEwEAR T___ \ , - I PUBLIC NOTICE CASSELIBERRY Lot. 10, Block 0 Camelot Unit 11 Plat Book 16 pages "and ot Public hearing will be held on Reagan Attacks Foreign Polic State Atty. Claude met with a group of Puerto RI- added,' days after the another unit was brought 'n several year is about 15 Wries as large, but its accurri-ilateid dericit is 25 tim, .!s greater than Detroit's. - ~ Zk 6 =_S~_ ,-1 . L Sanford. From her residence. . trying to alleged accident. fiscal year ending June 30 New York City's budget , in votes from various groups. lie d a hospital in Harlem, Yurk City's budget this year is hbout W miWon in the -_ ,' rear property line. 4(four)feet Office (BetuindTextboo:Buuding) from the rear building. The parcel is 9th & Palmetto legally described as: Sanford fie claimed a Np injury which work and the jury was sent nicatians Workers of America. acceptable second-best position available "' he sought medical treatment from the courtroom while From New Haven there were Detroit has a budget of about 7'1 million and a deficit $4flmilhonln thefl.scalyrar ending June New . "- DEY.7 ----.______ i Ramsd3le testified that he service station. of a bout - . , . leaped onto - tape next time." radio was stolen from an Ear lier this week in Judge unlocked auto, a osemann scourI,ajur) found .c%Ier) uL5aIng Stacey Dickerson, 18, of Castle' Connie Moore, oflG4Garrison could find no pieces of the lens States as Athens and the Soviet on the roadway in front of the C ty Wednesday, looking for Union as Sparta. 'The d.a y of the leavin a With T Prison and parole officials reflection so you will have to go tencing say that program would one day for each day of good 0 tions they would have to com. tual-agreernent pact" bill would achieve the same goals require judges to pass set Sen. plete before being (teed, says Thursday to his prisons sub- as bills to abolish paroles but tences. A Senate subcom- "could say, first, 'you're a out and pick some vegetables." end the "play acting" which conduct in prison. in ' CITY OF "90 back to work and get a gocxI reported a $159 citizens band 'hile he was stopped for a "ripoff. She said Ramsdale restaurant traffic signal on Dec. 30 at U.S. "came running alongside the 17-92 and SH434. Rarnsdale car. I didn't hit him or try to hit said he asked the woman to Pull him. fie never got in front of the - --- - - they committee. Don Ilazelton, of doing away with y that a car driven by Miss her car and a motorcycle and Brewer Court, & -inford, guilty Dr., Sanford, reported to police Cassolborry. F lor Ida to conj!rUCt an OR Wednesday - 10 00 A.M to ~) In ground swimming pool a Noon - March 31. lt76 (',lberson struck his motor- that she left the service station of bare assault in a Feb. 18 that i $O display kit of Sarah District School Board CETA cycle, smashing a taillight, thinking the whole thing was a knife-waving incident at a Coventry jewelry was taken Minimum Of 5 IfIvV; feet from the kiffing 113 of the 123 persons aboard. The National Transportation Safety Board, In a broader - "' DEYS Dana Williams, of 110 Don. , . dicated today that a thunderstorm was at least partly responsible for the worst single airplane disaster in U.S. history when an Eastern Airlines jet crashed last June whil e trying to land at New Yor k's Kennedy airport, I , Coach t l.ake !rantIdHiphchcol t I 1 I the car enter the hightay stand, hlosemann told him to rington Court, Longwood, see Storm a budget crisis this w'&* that almosteauinly will lead to thousands of layoffs and fwther deteriaraUon of city services. The numbers insol'ied seem paltry against the g York Detroit off idals my they are (T ideal nonetheless. ruu,,. - . Casselberry to remain free on it hit anyone. bond Miss Giberson testified I irrt C Ramsdal re was no collision DEIRorr(AP)3ht City of tetjit is struggllng with ". - investigating a burglary at the As Salerno left the witness did 8-year-old dauphter, Amy. WASHINGTON (AP) -Government sa,ety experts in- 1 -r - Rep. would (10 it without adding huge mittece has approved one, ay prboners put on for the 'This is not a soft approach," drunk and this is what we're lie asked subcommittee costs to the prisuns system, HaThe fflO%'c to all pa. The negotiated-parole bill going to do to straighten that he said. "It contains some hard Parole commission. Under h' paroles in favor of Fixed -time roles has been gaining support members to study the bill and zelton said, wo ul d require that parole come out," Hezelt.on said. "Then labor provisions to make them ce an, rtain crLiies would sentences, the state prison Sysin both the Extensive hearings have in less thanthree years to keep they could say, 'maybe you pick some vegetables or punch house and Senate, be prepared to offer improvecarr ma ndat ory tein should be able to ments and vote on it next week. been held on the "flat-terin" the prisoner from losing inter- need this educLidon program some cows." ct Ilazelton, D-West Palin Beach a co reduced 0 Y ' with inmates for specific ac- proposed an alternative he mutualagreement bill sentencing bills which would est In thecontract. , and maybe you need a bit of Advocates of fixed-term Instead (AP ___ ec. .. Radio Taken •.... the 0 Ci...-.tt'. .L..,,.... s-i.. ..... '-i in- 1297 n ...,i. Legislator Suggests Prisoner Contract System . years Mrs Carter oft.ensays she would like nothing more thit.i to care oom ranch-st yl e home in her ourPlains, Ga., tend to her plants and spend more time with Blamed ,.)',r.,ln,I _______________ - , campaigning family long ago embraced the candidate's ..-~__ TALLMIASSEE - FICTITIOUS NAME burglars broke into an 7 Notice is hereby givm that I am Labor, Atlanta, Georgia, approved ment room cabinet at the School (ngAQM in business at RI, I Box 159. positions, undirr the Comprehensive and removed 12 dozen 1 A circuit court Jury has found Employment and Training Act of iRr, Oviedo. Seminole itamsdale said he couldn't recorded inverview between baseballs va lued t $432 . under the fictitious 1913 (CETA) to be administered by , ,I Casselberry woman, who had find anyone at the service Miss Gibe rin and sheriff's rmmt* of SNOWHILLS, And that I $100 dehumidifier unit County Manpower the ''r iorrç'ster Saud name with th been accused of aggravated station who saw the incident but detective Ralph Salerno. Some Florida Division, for ' Tires Stolen Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole assault wi th an auto, guilty of the defense produced a surprise portions of the recording, made Z oological Society arid the Seminole . Deputy Fred H Johnson County, Flutfda in accordance with County Park% Department. This Is a the lesser and included witness, Aubrey Jacobs, of at the Longwood police station, reported burglars the provisions of forced a the Ficlll;ous prolect and ,he millicins are fur4" Name Staft-tp% T-s%v, mi%di~imeannr Pffense of Hire .Kninfrilrd. who t:-14flnA 1,11 -wait werp I-jrfI . I, ,- under-In ruin ble in l.1,jdI;:, st,<1ion ..,,,. ;it tj " I "S 0~ F lorloa S'a'U'CS I9S?r asmult. getting gasoline at the Service the courtr(born playback. y reildent th, I Any Semirc!c count" ~ v it) ".41.- . '9 . .. ,, . . . ?as 1,P, _----_-_, rolmwing LIK! jury s verdict near I ,ongwood and made off more Is eligible to a0ply for ,he I - -.-.d a 6. ~-.-* tf-A he'd never seen z tape used ,vith live Fleetwood, four-ply G. Wttinesday afternoon Circuit son's car leavi.n. folInwing positions. 35 - maintenance Worker. Judge A.J. Nosemann Jr. m. who was yelling run toward the in the courtroom that didn it 78-15 tires valued at $150, relentlessly says Carter of his wife, Rosalynn. :,ii,,.. ,~A; k r. the Czrtcrs' ticee s,xLs ano tht: wns' wivcs have helmd ch:Lrige Carter from. an obsimm fw. gov , er , rior to a ma)m candidate for the Denmntic presidential nomination. An attractive woman who looks yomger than her 49 . rnnrl Casselberry Of Assault With Automobile Family Helps Carter - •IWIiv tk,, Park posted $1,000 bond on a the "inventory shrinkage" by County jail records indicate residence of Dwight Reeves, lnth#Casstlb*rry City Hall, 9S Lake Florida under the tictillious name of Triplet Drive, or as soon ther"fiff AL's AUTO SALES, and that I in receiving stolen property theft has gone into hiding. that Winger arrested 2490 Castlewood Dr., south as possible. tend to register said name With the charge and was released from Winger said the man, who he Harrington on the new charge Seminole, in which a color (seall) Clef k of the Circuit Covri. Seminole Mary W. Hawthorne, jail Nfarrh 19 after sherifrs declined to name, has dropped at his residence just before television, tape recorder and County, Florida in accordance Willi City Clerk the prov~slons of the Fi0itious agents raideil his residence and out of sight. "Ile's in hiding. n000 11',,,4'4",v.-,d~J). stereo system valued at $1,00 City of Casselberry, Name St*alufn, TO-Wit., Section were reported stolen. Florida . $5O FlorIda StatutS 1957. Dated this th day a o I March a a 5: S. A Rushton Baseballs Missing 1. PublIsh: April 1, 1976 April I. 5, 13. 72, 1976 PubliSh: James T Raley, t ATLANTA (A?) ,'ønI,rTnøl _________________ - Florida A. East to Beginning Chairman CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, ac Publish: April 1. 1976 cording to the Plat thereof as 0EV 7 recorded in Plat Book 7, pages 27 and 21, of the Public Records of FICTITIOUS NAME Seminole County, Florida Notice is hereby given that I am "t.".v '"' ". na ousnessa enqageo Thuri4ay,AprII IS. 1976at 7:30P.M. 17fl. Fern Park, Seminole County, ,, '. -' tam pe ring charge. hlarrtngton who informed 'store officials of witness tampering. tions oi the country. We are going to continue the bargaining process. Hopefuby sometime we can produce acontract that will stabilize the transportation system of ~; ,. ~ 'I.-. , ng t, 1Whr,nal t,wja nn th wstnc4 .. MclntyTe made his announcement miore than two hours af ter the old National Master Freight Agreement between the Tearristers and the truckers had expired at 12:01 a.m. "I regret to say that as of this hour we have been untible to reach a Settlement," McInt)Te said. -As it stands from o0ier reports, the industry is on sbUe in substantial por- I . to A • ,. VlIUli3ULM. ,&Ut3dl$3 Beat . • y industry said Will' William C G. NcIntyre, the indisstry s negotiator or,, sat'd negotiations continued. But thousands of drivers across , *Police Agriculture Zone - 5 Board of Adjustment will conduct & public hearing to consider approv Ing a Special Exception In an At pearing,Mr. Du.reG McGuire, behalf of the owner. Mr harold M witness tampering charge and Sheriff's investigators confirmed that a key witness in the seized a $399 sofa, case is in . hiding following Detective H.E. Winger, who threaLc to his life. Is heading the probe of fur- the investigation over to State iverE)avid Voss, 28,ofWinter Mark Freeman Barrington, niture thefts utilizing a corn- Atty. Abbott Herring's office. Park were all charged with 24. of 110 Aria Court. Winter puter inventory system at Eric herring's office filed a direct grand larceny. Al •. r ma,i as bei in lI ieu 0 I r,wrns rilrnh.uri Warehouse, infor tion in circuit court itesiuenccnurgiu.zizt'u The Teamsters Thu * Courts stere was back in county jail today on a . . failed unionanuuieimcgmuu iaLzvuiOrCat.uagreemCn , I; ..... ona new na tional COfli&ai early £.lUI3a} rsda as a deadline passed the chief negoUaL fur the truei,uig , a Casselberry II Thursday, II, Evening Hera'd, Sanford, Fl Be Gained After Tasks Completed - sting a conditional home on the 1,illowing describk%d Powers, Is as provided by StCII0n 25 115 property: The South 330 feet of the W ,o CCI Loft. to allow the ' i' C-1 the P4W'eOI Se ct Ion 29 20 32. Fur lot In a operation of a used car case flut a man "started stolen property, and three Eric zone. The property is legally 1her described as located an CDChran Road, described as: looking for the informant and Adams employcs. Thu public hearing will be held n 135 feet of Lot S the county commission chambers the Informant's physical well Warehouse workers Ronald the Southerly IS feet of the iiy of the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida. and the South 15 feet being was threatened." Wayne Huston, 19, of Orlando, onAprHi9. 1976. at 7.00P.M..or:; Easterly "feet and part of r: Investigators probed the and Dino M. Fanti, 21, of 2OO beginnno) corner soon thereafter as poilibic. Seminole Cou nty Board threat reports. for a week and Howell Branch Road, sou th run in 73 degrees 30 w.. 179.74 . of Adjustment then turned information from -Sem inole, and delivery truck feet, S. 16 degrees 2 ' 30 W. 37.31 feel By: Victor ic hI F ires $S0,000 to $100,000 in furniture n St e As Talks ExceedD eadline , Action Reports Stall Writer A suspect arrested earlier in connection wi th the theft of T eamsters lie's not in protective custody Four other persons have been but we know where he is," arrested so far in the furniture Winger said, theft probe. 'They are Jeanette Winger said that of arrests Marie Harrington, 22, of Winter were made in the furniture theft Park, accused of receiving BOBIIAPvD FreedomWould Notice cf Public Hearing the City of CA%Seibt,r.y roard of Adjustment Will hold a public ATIAM I -. CASSELISERRY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Aq ciin Lcgal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OFA0JUITMNT -- Theft Suspect Arres ted - - - --0 -1 11 - �. - I - -- ' f 61 , - - -_ •1 -. Evening HeMd .ftk)N. Here It Is only April, !t th news already Is getting hot. For example take a ga nder at these news flashes from around Seminole County: SANFORD County Commissioner John Kimbrouçh announced today he will support Tom Freeman who has decid ed to ru for Lawton (lilIes seat In the U.S. Senate. Once bitter political enemies, Kimbrough and Freeman kissed and made up after en tering the construction business when a new state Law was passed outlawing fees, F1f:scul AVE.. SANFOIW, FLA.27;1 Area CIeaO5•322•2t11r 3319993 — Around Thursday, April 1, 1976-4A V,,, Ee poel will be hired as the municipality's first city manager. In oth er business co uncil approved plans for a multi-mi llion dollar shopping center complete with gas station. — - WAYNE Ii IXWLE. Publisher 9 It. HICIIARD LON(;. Editor V _______ lli.IAM 1). CUUHIE. \Ianaging Editor I Iii I )1ivtr Week. 55 irnt Moth. S 40. 6 Months, $14 0; Year, $28.40. H Mail In F'h'ridi same as home h'hrerv. All other mail- Month. $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. SANFORD Circuit Court Judge Kenne th Leffler announced today he has won a free trip to Russia. He won the trip after entering a contest named "AdviceTo Citizens Who Want Their NITh3 Taken off m Roils." Meanwitile, Judge Joe Cowart Jr. entertained members of the news media this morning at a g Press party In his chambers at the county COUt' thouse In Sanford. — THI _____ The Clock ByEDPRICKETr Should Act Strongly 'T* TIC, * - 1" £JS..)JII wmrrc'D lI....,_ VTIi £ LI 5)j £U311J,) —mayor corn,r'c •• (• SI SANFORD Sh eriff Jo hn Polk said today he supports a move In this co unty to arm everyone with concealed weapons. Exce pt depu ties, who will be required to Immediately turn In their g ALTAMONTE SPIUNGS Mayur Norman Floyd with th e unanimous consent of the city commission today offered the position of administrative assistant to former political adversary .i .- •. • - .--i--- ci i'---- problem th at concerns many people in the West & LUV r1LUBU .. ._ - -- -. '*'4III,7A £A.iit.HI..S ')flUtI%*U. .- IN BRIEF -• But remember the date today, folks. APRIL FOOL'S DAY I X It . when it announced the cancellation of Cabinet-level meetings with the Soviet Union or: energy, housing and commercial cooperation. The problem is what can we do about future " Angolas" — physical Soviet-sponsored aggression to spread communism? The issue was sharply recently when Secretary of State Henry Kissinger declared in Boston that the process of dctciitc ''ciniwt, specifically, survive any more Angolas." He also promised to "firmly discoure and resist adventurist rolicies" on the part of the Soviet Union. Fears that the United States lacks th e will to do exactly that are widespread, particularly in Western Europe. The drift of th e United States was the subject of discussions last mouth in Nice between rrcnLh F'rciemu Valery (xiscàrd d'EStaing and wt C.rp'icrn flis. U'trr,, . .11 I.&S -£ I 11£ And it wil! be a prthcipai agenda item at c meeting of Common Market heads of state in Luxembourg on April 1. Commentators on th e Continent are a3king openly a bout America's "edipse,' "neo-isolat.ionism" and "withdrawal." Th ey note th at there has been no response at all from Washington to th eir fears a bout our behavior. It is doubtful that Sta te Department cancellation of two meetings will change many minds, Th e value of retaliation is that it must be swift, .-.--------•----- - '. vigorous and painful. The cancellatilon of largely cosmetic meetings that rea lly are minor flourishes TOM TIED "r Research / Continues Decline -. The Multiple Choice Only minds oriented to education, proba bly, could have devised the ul timate ballot mix for a nation disenchanted wi th politics, Editors of the Legisla tive Review, a bulletin of the Education Commission of the States, were Inspired by a proposal In Ken tucky to follow Nevada's lead by providi at Um lx)ttoln of candidate listings a box for electors to cast ang vote for "none of the a bove." The editors noted that expertii in test construction insist that whe n "none of the above" is an option , It Is necessary also to offer thc- altenativc "all of the a bo ve." Wi th the wide ideological mix on the 1976 presidential primary ba llots blocking emergence of a consensus candida te, Karticularlyon the Dem a(lc side, this couJd be the year. ______________________ __,-,_____________________ __ Both Ways % rela ti ve dec line In •i. 6 . tfrp defense. If the trend continues, we face .1.I Li VtU IA V u Lta.Ddatda, C1UflU L un.mployu irid an UftI&VUfdble balance of trade. Moreover, at some uncertain date, we be at the mercy of those who supply us with raw Research and development has been so profita ble for the United States that the 1974 favorable ha1th Research Development 1ntJve products was large enough to cost of petroleum imports that year, despite the high oil pri ces. BYcontrut,overtheyearstherehasbeenan increasingly negative balance in manufactured _____ V(;rb .. ______ ___ lft*aft ____ j _____ _______ ________ ______ __ ___ ____ _____________________ _______________ _- - ':: ______ ________ " '' +. ____ ________ ____ 41M ______________ __________ ____ , .I *, ____ u.:' . -, black ncwpapers, discussed on the blacx radio nctwi, ;iyM%i Ui ii uiii.. uiajazines, rgwd b kick ucia1 dilea, and - deep breath - studied In the black colleges. What? The emergence of a black poli tical pa rty, composed of and answerable to, blacks. Th e Idea is not new. It has existed In the frustrated Negro community since, as Eric Holler says, the notion was f ormed that power comes ln cans and all one has to do isorganize to grab them. Only now, howe ver, is the yearning crystali1t1r. The four-year-old National Black Political Assembly is searching for a presidential candidate to legitimize Its plans of beinga thlrdAznerlcanpsjty, Thus far the candidate search has been 1, . I" -, ,;4. I., , .r .'Y' 1— k-1 ~ I , fj~ !~Z C--- -* . privately worried they my eventually have to Prison Budget Approve TALLAHASSEE (AP) - A House committee sa ys a 35 per cent, $-mi1l1on Increase in prison spending in needed to cope with exploding prisoner populatio ns. The Appropriations Committee approved Wedn esday a $107.2-million Department of Offender Rehabilitation budget. The budget does not in clude Gov. Reubin Askew's request for $65.3 million to build five ne w prisons. That will be considered nex t week. 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Choose great Spring colors; men's sizes. k't I ; 11 I I . men's double knit leisure jackets _____ ai a eo 0 . e I I Donald Rumsfeld ktov' i.I flS Opening ounds .. 1111 0000. 1, / 1W ,, - - ditrirt, 11 ; - engineering consultant, testified th at the area belongs in the Southwest Florida 1— ; ,,.,,,.._.. - ^tA 11 _ district. '' Smallwood, a Collier C 0 County untY C o Iii m is S 1 0 n Jf I.P*U . Fulford was successful last week in putting Orange County in the St. Johns Water Managenient District. It had been affiltIICd for years with what will become the South Florida dis trict. Conservationists ha ve called for putting the Big Cypress in the South Florida distrIct because it forms a part of th e nat ural Everglades water now. "1 wo uld be very distur bed to know that a part of the South Florida area hzs been put In a region like the South west Flodda ar ea to which it is so dissimilar," said Marjorie Stone. man Douglas, no ted authority on the Everglades. Coll ier Co un ty interests, how. ever, are strongly opposed to putting the swamp, which is in the county, in the Sou th Florida mlsson on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals says Florida needs a statewide prosecu to r to fight organized crime and official corruption. The commission 's recommenda tion, adopted Wed nesday as part of a lengthy repo rt on upgradin g the police, courts and corrections systems, did not spell out how the prosecutor should operate. Ecology Progress: Costly WASHINGTON With quiet efficiency, the this would enhance Ellswarth'a Influence on the powerful McClellan. Eugene McAuliffe, the ambassador to new Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld has foreign affairs. Schlesinger stood staunchly behind his man Hungary, quickly solidified his control over the Pentagon is waiting approval before State Dept. officials insist, however, that Sullivan, tiva getting the evil eye himself. The joining Rumsfeldfor asSenate an assistant defense and has won a bureaucratic battle lost by his Kissinger simply didn't want another deputy mire astute Rumsfeld quickly concluded that secretary purged predec,eaw Jams Schlesinger. defense secretary. He was opposed for ef- Sullivan was expendable and gave him his two. Rumsfeld began changing the guard at the fldency, not personal reasons, the officials said, week's notice. DEADLY COVER-Up: U.S. officials ti Pentagon cooperated last month to cover up a pesticide he hadn't been out of the Pentagon has placated the traiclbla Senate exercise in political patronage that usually long, however, before Ftumsfeld quietly moved This Apepidemic which killed 17 people in Jamaica. propriations chairman and has brought The story Is told in an Environmental causes a great ruffling of feathers. But Rumsfeld Ellsworth Into the deputy secretary's poet. triumphant grins to the faces of a few generals is accon,pllshlng the changeover smoothly, with Rtunsfeld was able Protection Agency memo intetyled or official to draw on his close personal and admirals. But the budget watchers in the eyes only. scarcely a feather out of place. relationship with President Ford to overcome PAE office have found themselves stripped of Six top Pentagon aides have been shown the Kissi nger 's opposition. On Feb. 6, 176, ,,he memo astes, the EPA power and reorganized into near Impotency. door byRumdeld and at WA two ij Indeod, Rumsfeld has also had quiet success "The frustration level" Inside the PAE, says d "was Inlormed of a pesticide Incident ent which be asked to depart. Five others have shifted jabs In pushing other Pentagon projects that brought sour, "Is kind of high." occurnd In Jamaica, A th p of German in a maneuver that has impressed the Pentagon Schlesinger under heavy fire. A former delivered flour or grain conThe men who have left the Pentagon, In ad- rcgLstx1. brass that their new boss will be calling the Schlesinger man told us with some awe that ditlon to Sullivan, are Assistant Secretaries tamiivitecl with parathion to the Island of sIals. Six new arrivals have moved Into the 'Rwnsfeld is outSchlesingerin Sdilesinger." James Cowan, Joseph Laitin, John Maury, Jamaica, Bread was subsequently made with secretariat and another Is waiting in the wings. The Washington-wise Rumstek1 however, Mbet Hall and Deputy AssistantSecretary Vice by early report." But what ha impressed the Pentagon cruwd knows when to give ground. Unlike Schlesinger, AiIm. Earl Rectamis. the most is the way Rumsfeld neatly out- who stood up to Senate Appropriations Chairman Sullivan's principal deputy John Qhrlstle and Drs. Rena te Klinbrough and Pifli Andrigan maeuvered Secretary of State Henry Klnlngrr John McClellan, D.-Ark.. Rumsfeld carefully Navy Undersecretary DS. Potter are also on from the U.S. disease control center in Atlanta In a bureaucratic pow play. Kissinger was appeased the cichety old McClellan. their way out. The Defense research director, wwe Invited to Jamaica "to assist In the Inhostile to Robert Eflswcrth, an aggressive SiItger made the mistake oi (ghtthg too Malcolm Currie. censured for accepting vestigatlon of the Incident," assistant defense secretary, who was In charge vigoroualy against budgetary excesses. He gratuities from a defense contractor, is also on "At the request of the various governments of "international affairs." His office was worked through Assistant Secretary Leonard shaky grourxl. a'nrytrnr,nl,. Ita1 ' 4 h D..a.. ....i . involved." cthtc •• th £Ifl.4$J, LIZ. 1%J.I11'OUfl iwywm, wno neaoeu me ven tagon's Progr The six new arvivals, who have moved Into epartment" asked that i'e Incident not be publicized. The Analysis and Evaluation office. Sullivan an- positions of power around Rumsfeld, are situation Is under control Ellswcrth sometimes clashed with Kissinger tagonixed the military brass by slashing their and the resulting Assistant Secretary William Greener, Assistant publicity could over foreign pouy. signIficani.' oppUon the pet projects. zzipact the Secretary Frank Shrontz, Deputy AaIstant support of Kissinger's old nemesis, James Sen. McClellan usually sympathized gruffly Secretary Lt. Gen. Samuel Wilson, Deputy Jamaican economy. The U.S. embassy is aware of the situation." Sthkáer, who tried to elevate Ellsworth to with the military brass when they caw crying Assistant Secretary Tod Hullin, general cou n sel Th e contaminated flour, we have learned , depu ty defense secretary. Our soirees say to him about cutbacks, Sullivan, theref ore, soon Rich Wiley and teecnmunIcat1otij director was imported from West Germany an the vessel Kissinger quietly blocked the promotion, fearing found himself in i dangerous confrontation with Richard Striver. Heldleberg. should he in. The Big Cypress is In the uthiwust Florida Water Manageinent Dis trict. A vote to move th e area to the Sou th Flt)Iidii Water Management I)iStriCt failed in a 7-7 tie last Statewide Prosecutor Urged TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The Governor's Co rn- . JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD I U ,uuli'h issues, natural ater flow-, n4 • "tc are In' volved in the decision on which districts the dispu t ed areas - JOHN CUNNIFF * But Fulford claimed he would have prevailed on the Orange tunty issue and the vote co ul d have gone eit her way on the Big tYpri5S Swamp issue. He sa id the panel probably would take the issues up again next week. ST. PETERSBURG (AP) While male doctors and dentists are steadily giving up cigarettes, !Prhllc doctors and nurses also are smoking less but apparently not doin g as well as males, a new study Indicates. Results of an American Cancer Society study disclosed W ednesda y showed that 38.6 per cent cf 2,42 male physiclans question ed were smoking In 1959, compared with 19.S per cent of the same group stili smoking In 1972. Fewer women physicia ns than males smoked In 1959 but th ey were not as successful In givin g It up, th e survey said. Of the 197 female physicians sampled, 34.4 per ce nt smoked In 1959 and 23.7 per ce nt still were smoking In 1972. black leaders - Geor gia legislator Julian Bond and California Co rrra&nan Ron Dellums ha ve said no thanks, and assembly officers are settle for a lesser light, say the Increasi ngly Historically, a National Science Foundation tedious ex-comedian Dick Gregory. You study shows that U.S. scientists have received a remember Gregory from the last presidential lion's share of the Nobel prizes in the physical Coming Through Loud And Clear election, and the one before that, and before sciences. Our share has declined this past 15 that? He's a brown Harold Stassen. And his years. underwear is on too tight. In the past decade and a half the United At that, Gregory would be an apt candida te States has been second in published scientific the Black f3lltIcal Assembly. Like it, he littuzeto the Soviet Union on chemistry and IflatheJflatiCS. seems about three drinks behind reality. And together they give substance to Christian A ma jority o: the major (ethnical Innovations Bovee'a remark concerning people who grow of of United States older butnotup: "Even when we fancy we have but the United States share has declined from 80 per cent In the la te l95 to 55 per cent In the NEW YORK (AP) - The nation's progress plan t, said C. H. Dahl, president of Crown- grown wirier, it Is only, It may be, that new prejudices have displa ced old ones." Gregory years since 1965. toward a cleaner environment seems to be Zellerbach Corp., which says it Is spe nding $190 and the Black Politiesi Assembly represent one The iwrcasiN number of US. patents getting tangled In the barbed wire of some million to clean up the environment Is awa rded to Inventors In foreign coun tries Is phyrical, human and economic reali ti es. judices: black ex. "illusion." du si n. illustrative —44 per cent of the patents In drugs For some (line, say t& grimmer of th e cri tics, in a talk to the Chamber of This new prejudice Is quite blatant. From its and raufteine In 193, 39 per cent In the field of the entire movement seemed capa ble of so er" of aring Camas-Washougal, Wash., he stat beginning the Black Politi cal Assembly has been : ed aircraft and parts, 35 per cent In chemicals, 34 over the obstructions. But now, they main ta in, "If po ution c ll on ti ns in trol regula o per cent in primary metals, rema Un- a sort of Ku Klux Klan of a differen t color. It was per cent In the environmentalists are being brought back to modi fied, there Is every possibility that the organized to "preserve, defend and protect the professional and scientific instruments, 28 per earth, control measure will contribute more to black community." Its membership rhetoric centInaimmun1esuon equ1pgande1tjj Just what the consequen will be Isn't ndegr adation of the total environmen t than to Its to InSISt that "neo-colonlalist, petty Lanponents - a far cry from 10 years before. Urely dear, but lives, jobs, prices, profits and bourgeoisie black leaders are as much the I The United Sta tes today is ahead In enough availability of products are involved, and there improvement." To seek total cleansing Is to squa nder billions, y as whites." It has condemihed forced areas, and our productivity is great e nough are ple nty of people willing to stake everyth ing he suggest bu , because sing on the gro unds that school in tegra tion is ed th vi e en ronment Is ca compared with that of oir major competitors so on one or more of them. that we need not worry in the 1 970 . But the A major paper and wood prod ucts manufac- pable of harmlessly 113aimilating some degree of destructive of blbck children. It is su*ctous of pollution. And then there is the rule of Jews. cumulative effects of our failure to maintain our turer main tains "there Is every possibili ty" its diminishing returns. So shrill Is the black assembly's purpose, Imposing lead en joyed In the past may a11p up on pollution-control measures will create even rJJy, that It has been soundly condemned by ze us li the buildup of cant or cholesterol. We more damage, some of It not Immediately seen. In the field of air quality control, he said, the oldest and most Influential of American could awaken too late to "moving from 98 pa; cent to 99.8 per cent purity Negro A research organization finds that in order organizations The problem Is not merely one of spending. comply wi th environmental requirements, &h , the National Association req uires fo ur times as much purchased f' Th.re Is Incree!!ng evidence in govemnent, in ccxnpsntes wculd have to mam as ;. it took to the Advancement of Colored People, Said an get from zero In t r r.nt control. £4. MIt.4 es an NAACP priva te research labs and In Industry, of a super in their use of energy, thus conflicting with spok m at the formation of the is clear, he said, "that quadrupling assembly: ft ca utiousness - a tendency to Improve slightly, another national goal, output of power from an electrical station at is "rooted in the concept of not take chances with way-out research. There Is 7be Enviroar,wntal Protection Agency last another source will surely offset the beinfits Of separate na tionhood for black America. It a ma rked te ndency, that Is, to bet on the sure mon th exempted eight steel plants from removing the addi ti onal 1.8 per ce nt at the Pwlalms a doctrine of black r8ci&I superiority fh that it holds that only persons of fr thi ng, to spend time and effort on cosmetic water poll ution restraints, saying compliance control source." A ican desc t are ca pable of spearheading desira ble 1mzrovements, thus putting an insufficie nt costs might endanger their existence and that of In the news also are some research reports socialenchange." number of chips Into gambles which could pay an entire local economy. Not all assembly mem bers feel that are sa id to sho w a direct confli between us, ct th off handsomely. says an NAACP officer, "but the consensus The goal of eliminating all po llution from a poll ution control and energy co nserva tion. Is clear." Fulford shut th:!ni off because Fewer Doctors Are Smoking - --- I warted, at least temporarily. house Natural Resources ('hairmnn W.E. Fulford, 1)-Or1indo, halted a committee miii-eting Wednesday without taking a vote. He said house r ules re quired his action because the scheduled hour of adJournment had passed. A few lawmakers who opixmed the earlier decisions affecting water-management district boundaries charged that -- Can Work , I- __ women joining the work force. Normal industrial growth is not sufficient to meet these needs. for a better future." The trick is to apply the firmness wi th out upsetting th e vision. The State Department's current effort goes in the right direction, but not far enough. ____ __ _... .,--!* j - ::: ORLANDO (AP) Members of the Drug Enforcernent Administration's Cen tral Florida Task Force are seeking the replacement of federal agents assigned to the spe cial unit, an Informed source says. Th e source made the disclosure Wednesday following a rote by the task force advisory council to give DEA oflicials in Washington 10 days "to come up with a solution relative to the DEA oblems which have been occurring and reoccurring." Wint& Park police chief Raymond Beary, chairman of thei i4vry :-- id not d1cuzs what ac council members would Ike th e DEA to take. ?'' would he elaborate on th e implied threat In the 10-day deadline for federal action. I' " " ; 71:._ _", out of their way to insist that the act was symbolic and "cosmetic" and not designed to affect th e Kissinger are the carrot and the stick — "firmness in the face of pressure and the vision to work _____ _ - to se controversial water.nwnagement decisions affecting Orange and the Big C)'Press Swamp have been tb- DEA Replacements Sought Bigotry "I _________ 'To WASHINGTON .... , of the 1972, 1973 and 1974 summit meetings fails on all counts. Indeed, senior State Department officials went ' _J RAY CROMLEY products which were not research Intensive. We ha ve, In the past, depended on new Inand prod ucts to provide the study Increase in jobs required for our growing population and fcr the increasing numbers of substance of AmeccanSoviet relations. Secretary of Sta te Kissinger, wflo te.ufie for nearly three hours on the same day before a Senaie committee looking at long-range foreign policy, did not even bring up the subject of the cancellations. And at the same time that th e state department was making its añnounr'ement, American food, technology and ind;trial goods were continuing to pour Into the Soviet Union to prop up her policy failures, In popular terminology, the two stands America's Soviet policy as enunciated by Mr. : - (All) 'I'Al.l.AIIASSEE against an Illinois man and his girlfrien d In the dea th of a 9-mon th-old baby who police say was beaten and kicked to death, carried around In a blanket for two days th en stuffed in a ch ur ch air vent. Fir st-degree murder warran ts were teletyped Wednesday by Florida author ities to Woodstock, Ill., for Dannie Congdon, 25, and ltosenuii-v Riimn'l ?fm Roth wro in custody today in th e small town northwest of Chicago. The body of an Infant gir l was fo und Dec. 19 In a chur ch air-conditioning duct here by an exterminator summoned to trace th e source of a foul odor which had been no ti ced the ch urch for several days. Th e child had been wrapped In a green garbage bag which was stuff ed Inside a zippered cover from a chur ch knee ling pad, police said. Ah, wouldn't these news fLishes be Lingers If they were true! Thuridav,AorII1,17-A Delayed Illinois Cniinl rhr, In Beating Death Of Baby TAMPA (AP) - Murder charges have been filed - a year. _____________ Council former Councilwoman and Mayor Irene vvaier Ruling FLORIDA, CASELBERRY Mayor Gerald Christensen, before submitting his r esigna tion today, endorsed a city cOwhdIl mo tion to raise water and sewer rates to place the ci ty's u tili ty system on a paying basis. He said he will devote full time to convincing Crse1berry property owners a 10-mill property tax should be approved for the 1976-17 fiscal year. i)U1it*U _______ U — waav announced as a result of a unanimous vote by City ' I L*&t.4IL UL SJL(*V RUtH CU — — low State Department ________________ SANFORD COUnty commissi on Chairman Michael Hattaway announced he will run in 1 978 for the U.S. Congressional seat occupied by Sid Vihien Jr. Just prior to the announcement, Hattaway announced he has switched to the Republican Party in an effort to co py the political strategy of th e Iniijn LONG WOOD Public Safety Direct or Douglas Keller announced his poli tical support f or Coun. dilman Gerard Connell in Coimell 's bid for County Commissioner Harry Kwatkowski's neat. 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The attorneys made the dis closure Vednesd4Iy alter a circuit (ourt judge denied bail for Syria Threatens To Enter I Lebanon Civil Conflict BEIRUT, Lebanon ( AP) - Syria today threatened military intervention in Lebanon a civil war unless the d by lefti s;siemforcesie KamaiJunbtsuaree :: Accusing those prolonging the fighting in the civil -- - - - trial -I I — fl ¶ I 1i Uii1 . -"1 of The Economic Council of Canada has recommended a permanent government program to create community service jobs f or unemployed workers. Zeigler was entitled to bond. But he left the doo r ope n for tSCIIICtI no tLtk1IC( - - C I i 11 presumption _____ . years ago. They are allowed to offer some services that -' N - Disease Probe Planned HALIFAX (AP) - Nova Scotia and New Brunswick plan to investigate the possible link between spnace sprucebudwormsprayingprogramsandararechildren's 't 01) 14 I' Carl I - t rPlIøP1" ails sop - " lifP 99 large. 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About 250 workers at the CC1flXifly5 Tampa piant are "I definitely don't think there of a Bahamian-registered lob- found none. The incident was the latest in were an) shots fired," said loster boat tied up on the Nliaml Riser the dow ntown area, series of bombings which al Teamsters business man 1'- .: 5ils - today "• minor cuts from he ld four persons ___ #- Looking for ci home ? / / M • . In the Tarnpa incident, driver Victor Ililson, 27, said he was leaving the city when a car passed him and he heard what sounded like a gunshot. fie said Four D He l d In Boat Bombing -. • t' dnvers at the agree on a new contract led to the walkout March 1. It affects both Florida breweries and facilities in seven other states. Nixon's last days in office. I have not about - •. 0 glass after the win&hields of their trucks were pierced by LIU The cornp,any also offered a $5,OW reward Wednesday in that shooting. Anheuser-Busch and the Teamsters Union's failure to down, -L four were slain in a robbery ca lied Re e''aS rxirain cry sustained &al rei read the book, nor do I intend to read the book. I have read excerpts, including that passage I am supposed to have said," Simon told reporters Wednesday. He caUed the book "a slimy invasion of an Mvidual's privacy." The excerpts, he sWd, reflected "a favorite game they play in Washington called"never kick a man unless he's / -_ "________________________ attempt bya man nr men still at 1113 "That inicic -. . company's Jacksonville brew- JNDIANAPOUS (AP) — Treasury Seacretary William never referred to former President as a wind-u p doll as reported in the inal ays1 a book written by Bob Woodward and ' life insur-ance oil Mrs. Zeigler. Zeigler has countered that the A four-year study by researchers at the Dalhousie Unl~ve,rsity Medical School in Halifax indicated widely-usied petrochemical solvents used to dilute Insecticides for [treat spraying programs might be linked to a disew altci' wo of and girls to watch a show like this unchaperoned." said the Rev. Mr. SHer. r . uut pe ' of truck be longing to es-Flo Co., which transports Anheuser-Lusch beer between Florida's cast and west costs. The driver was reported uninjured. The incident came one day Simon Denies Statement Charles Mass Jr a customer at his store. Author ities h v tended that the four were slain in a fake rob bery plot aimed at collecting more than $500,000 in However, there was no Indication Wednesda y that any of the spraying programs would be abandoned. Sheriff's Maj. Walter Hem. said what appeared to be bull' t 1mb re found in the fuel tank, radiator and front v nice, 31, and her parents, Perry Edwards, 72, and Virginia Edwards,62, both of Moultrie, Ga. In the other, he was charged with the beating death o domestica,11y chartered banks can not pirovide. staton " r1aager to rich Opera Criticized fl Rev M asked Jack McCarthy, i1r t rediedu1t' tb jz'ogram has Tampa _--. - Miami. DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — The Rev. Jerry SHer of the. Dayton Bapfist Temple sees nothing funny about television's "adult" soap opera, "Mary Hartman, Mary t In one, he was charged with first-degree murder in the shooting deaths of his wife Eu- - Soap S £. Zeigler was freed on i40,000 bond during a preliminary hearing in January. That was revoked and fie was jailed folItming h~s indictment Friday. The grand jury returned two indictments against Zeigler in t our slayings. OTTAWA (AP) Finance Minister Donhld Mcdo mid says the same restrictions on domesbc b-arilks sWuld b-2 imposed on foreign lending institutions. Mcdonald recommended to the Commons Wednesday that the federal Bank Act be amended. The Canadian Bankers' Association said last week that there are 800 foreign banks and financial Institutions three times th e number eight operating in Canada " / — Tairpi and Jach hauling beer from that " in Finnegan, visiting the Tampa facility from the firin's St. Louis headquarters, offered the rewards Wednesdayafter Hillsborough County sheriff's depu. ties reported that shots were ppnrentIy fired at a truck (.AJLO, Norway (AP) Crown Prince Harald and Crown Princess Sonja of Norway will spend a week in u United States beginning June 28 in connection with the U.S. Bicentennia l. A pa1ice spokesman said Wednesday the royal couple will visit New York, Philadelphia and Washington before returning to Norway July 0 ncidents at the strike-crippled shooting bre w eries Royal Couple To Visit evidence presented to the grand '..uJ. ndiced Zdgr was not great nor the et guilt cir't.r. for - another bond hearing. In order to be entitled to bail I in capital cases, Paul said, at. The council made the recommendatlon Wednesday. It s;Jd the program would cost about $1 b0on a year and wou:d involve workers who ar! collecting unemployment i -ance. The jobs would be admlnL'tered by municipal and x'ovincia1 governments, social crv2ce agencle.s U pri vate businesses. '°n° (J~ the Jobs Program Recommended ____ 7 four first-degree murder Bank Restrictions Urged I for June 1 on three counts. Paul said he could not grant ii il 1 .iue the defense hall OTTAWA (All) — I By The Associated Press Anheuser-Busch is offering $5,000 rewards for information leading to the rtrest tind con- BRYN MAWR, Pa. (AP) — Sum Ford, a photographer, and Lynda Bird Johnson Robb, a jour. nalist, have interviewed Helen Taft Manning. daughter of %11 H oward TaftJoran article th the Ladll}I Home Journal on Presidents' children. Miss Ford and Mrs. Robb Dr. Mannin1g g e in nearby flaertown v on Tuesday and then w ent w ithi vLqit Bryn Mawr College, an IUVV geSC Most of the ts of the were . IF ~st his furniture store in Winter Garden, west of Orlando. In addition to refusing tc tree Zeigler on bond, Circui t J udge Maurice Paul tentative set his --- - Prepare Magazine Article the Christmas Eve murders of means at its disposal to foil the conspiracy against the anese people." 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LIMIT 1 "> I 1.49 VALUE - BAYERS ASPIRI N I HEATS -1111101~ GUARD LIGHTER twin size Woodland print quilted bedspreads u E Iff DISPOSABLE b.vGLL(TT( - Happy Senior Citizens Club four day tow to Key Ft Lauderdale Leave Montgomery Ward, West Lontact Mrs FrniSue -T-Y USI1J . i BUTANE Red Cross Water Safety lnstrut:tor Clam, 7 p.m., I' -. THIS COUPON -SAA. Atlantis Swint School, Altamonte Springs. just say... "charge cuarge it. V4 -- LIMIT 1 _____________ WITH TUESDAY, APRIL 27 .4t -T . - • •' r GILLETTE 7.99 Seminole High Band ParentsA nn chicken bar ue 5:30-7:30 p.m. b&nd concert,6 p.m. benef it uniform f und. FINANCING AVAILABLE 1 41 * 61 'L l EXERCISER Refreshments for SATURDAY, APRIL 24 Hobo Night sponsored by Fr. Lyons Knights of Columbus 2504 Oak Ave. , Sanford, starting at 730 p.m., Hobo Stew and dancing to The Country Ballad. I MANSEI M VALUE apaces for rent. Benefit civic center IxiLiding fund. .. ;=cmcmwa-m-Arw-Ar-v, FOR MEN AND WOMEN e57 001 SATURDAY, APRIL 17 Flea Market, sponsored by Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce at Lake Mary School, 9 a in to 5 pm 100 • - AVEJAM1T] 100 Crooms Band Parents Assn. officers and members inted •1 ' J' ' .., 30 Seminole 111gb Band Parents,730pm,band room 'I . : , s'"' 0111111 I ( ' aft A, AAJj - - - 10-7 SUNDA Y Trip ad Reatauraut Auction, 8:30 pm, Jewish Talk show Conununity Center, Mailtand. Auctioneer host Mike Miller. , - ra NINNIN 1 SATURDAY, APRIL 10 PTO Carnival, Fored City Elawtary School, 10 a.m to 4 p.m. imla - _______ I 5Ay South Seminole Community Library Thrift Shop Rummage Sale, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 239 Maitland Ave., Altamonte Springs. Through Saturday. . 4= , ' . C forard ncuir.i control for p.m. ' 3AIIINKU 1 1, FRIDAY, APRIL 9 Famiiy Night Movie, 'George," sponsored byHopper ' - .. . at 27th St. PRICES GOOD THRU SUN., APRIL 4 SInford Woman's Club, noon, at clubhouse on Oak Avenue, catered luncheon meeting. Reservations - -. - QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED TUESDAY APRIL Advanced L ifesaving: Rescue and Water Safety Coarse, 7 p.ni,, Adantis Swim School. Altamonte Springs. Three nights a week for three weeks, - Designed and engineered I) dcli %cr the long-term ~AtJC Of superb perform.n,~c. sciwn After %cau)n,)cjraficr )car a All-pear drive. 9 No belts to %li p or brtak 9-specd transmission with '-'-- -- 7r - JIs. ___ WEDNESDAY,APRIL 7 N.._ M 10 ______ ..r Hwy 17-92 Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club covered dish supper. 6 p.m., clubhouse on takefTont; meeting, 7 p.m. . .. --il Leaving CasselberrystopatSeminole Plaza, 8a.m.; pick or cwic Center,8:30a.m.Brthgbaglp g 1 - Piinecr s est Center up S.-., —'-' 11- 1 Traditionally tough Gravely rid d'in t1rac1ors. ract ors. IUIV _______________ MONDAY,A111111.5 . in - , But legislative leaders say at would vote for higher taxes on $164 million next year without lion. moestly of educators, is strivl.ig in the average price of your that there luxury items such as cigarettes new taxes, but legislative budgSenate Transportation Chair. for an increase In cigarette and auto tag from $22 to $33. _____ But tile Welcome Wagon hostem, can make it easier adjust to your new surput , .I,-.JII$ fli'lJ •- Se nior Citizens 4-day tour to Atlanta and Brunswick. 9if&0Af*k6, -- — rn ni 0 IT LASTS, °°' I cing at 9 v KERN Ore (AP)—lt had been raining hard for near. ly a week when Normajean Hailer set out for the Weslow Vtffi)h 1' farm on the lower Siletz River. She knew the river would be nearly at flood stage and wondered whether she could cra-.s safe!y. Driving down ft winding gravel road along the north bank between Sileti and Ker nville, she made the long loop around Euchre Mountain and pulled off the road at a small garage beside a creek B the time she ha-1 gathered her nurse's equipment ard crossed 1 theroad.Joc Yteslowsboatap. pI on the river heading to. ward her. Th" muddy curr ent SHIRLEY MILLETT was carrying stumps and large limbs as it rushed by, but when Casselberry-Winter Springs Weslow beached the riverboat Sanford Altamonte Springs in the creek mouth, Mrs. Hailer RUTH TUECH st!pped in Weslow swing the 8349212 craft out into the powerful Altamonte' ring% rent, and in a few minutes they both landed on the far bank beEast fore the Weslo.;s farmhouse. SHIRLEYMILLETT Normajean Haller is carrying 8341212 on one the oldest traditions in F oirest the nursing profession: she Astamonte Svrings travels the back roads of the rugged Coast Range bringinC HILDA RICHMOND C74 IIA7 nI'Ung rare tfl.rly anti AmDeltona abled people in all parts ofun L coin Count) — I 0-4 i ; ii i i-; IS No LU'(IN MATTER .- — Mid-Florida Singles Association, 7 p.m., Sanfwd Chamber of Commerce, fcHowed by activities and dan- BECAUSE ~ells most of her fuel to tru- serves as a meeting hall for - Sanford Christian School rummage sale, Sanford Plaza, 9 a.m. to 5 P.M. A BUY FIRST, Besides the accommodations even though she for travelers, her place also TALLAHASSEE AIIASSEL (AP) bull be no increase in :,our taxes "I hate them anyway" and et-writers have found the pre man Ralti Poston, D-Miami, liquor taxes to provide more Your money the amount this year. liquor, but not on gasoline diction over-optimistic and say %tho served on th e ad visor) money for schools. you must pay in state taxes and For one thing, legislators because people must drive to there may not be that much committee, supports the tax. Askew's recommendation of ho the taxes you do pay is concede, they figure more work. available. Askew says that's because $61 mi ll ion more for education spent will be the major issue voters are likely to be upset by Some administration offi cials Askew's budget calls for Poston understands the need. Is inadequate even to maintain of the 1976 Florida legislative higher taxes when they go to the say legislative minds my spending $5 billion, including Additional money Is needed present school programs and session, po lls next fall than will be change as the lawmakers try to $2.48 billion in general revenue for the Transportaion Depart- the increase should be $144 milGov. Reubin Askew says of gladdened by increased state stretch a skimpy budget to which is the flexible core of the ment to insure Florida will not lion, Tur lington says. his legislative program, "So spending. meet the needs of prisons, budget and what the legislative lose millions of federal dollars Whisky taxes would habeto much of it spills oer into half of the 40 senators and all schools, roads, courts, econom- fight will be about in matching funds, Askew says tip about 56 cents to $2.06 a spending, which I think over- 120 representatives are up for ic development, the poor and fie Ims recommended ap- adding that the funds ulso wifi, go fifth for over 96 proof, shadows everything else." election this year, and the other areas which are crying proval of the plan of his trans- be used to speed Interstate and about 28 cents to $1.03 for a less Nth he and Education Coin- tradition is no tax increase in an for more money. portation advisory committee primary highway construction potent missioner Ralph Turlington say election )CLLt What may be the mood at to impose a 75 per cent tic on and assist cities and co unties .i. ' IA-1, een nr nrida ri ...... 1A til. IIfl. flhIUIt.)(1$ £IC (SI 4.)II1t. flIU* OdU dI&U Ill 111441LC products. (luring the fiscal year starting supporters of tax increases is tirely different from the mood This would cost you about 2.8 nance. July 1, although ti.ey are Clmirperson Elaine Gordon of at the start," Askew says. cents a gallon on top of the Turlington, backed by a Askew says education's defeuding heatedly over where the Douse Health and HeliblIi lie has predicted that growth present eight-cent tax or a total group called the Florida Coali- mands rea ily would require far the increase should be and taive Services Committee. Ile and economic recovery will piyrnent by you and other Flor- tion for Responsible Funding more, including another cent where the money should go. Miami Democrat said she bring the state an additional idians of an estimated $13.1 mil. for Education and consisting tax on gasoline and an increase Community United Methodist Cturch, Ca&wlberry. THE ONE up. Legislature to P A Ift Of every opportunity 1 I, AA( closed), we. Is a: .-.* 5 .rn... 4..'c sd for the truckers' rigs. ••• p.m.. Greater Sanford Chamber of Ile ' does she stay out in this seemingly land where evcn drink- - Mid-Florida Singles AssocLatjon business meeting 7 All In%ited served on the . Club, CIUb 7:3i) p.m., Spencer's 1 ive ... try to give ser%ice. You Game Commission. running from Mexico to they won't stop." Canada. It's also the main road ___ , main buildings, several sinaller refuel. cat, drink. sleep, wash including one just a few miles structures, trailers, fuel clothes, shoot pool or shoot the from the truck stop. pumps, big truck rigs and cars. bull, dance. and — in Nevada — Jewel's I former state asIt's Jewel Parsons' truck stop e ven gamble nbl)soman and Esmeralch i landmark of sorts along state , The idea. sass JewelI . is to •, I _ Issue Funding Is Key THURSDAY, APRIL I _Thrsday, April i,i7 REG. 4.99 this special Sale price! —1 �- . -.-.- x4 Ruk. Committee OkUys i1 la yers Ha1* 1 Restoration ()t The SPORTS from the bench lOAEvining H•raJd, Sanford, Ft Thursday, April), 197k "You're talking about a fivepoint play," said Randy Albrecht, St. Louis University coach, adding that this change could be more significant than the return of the stuff shot. ne dunk was outlawed in part to keep the big men from dominating the game in the 1960s But Dr. C li fford Fagan, secretary of the 23member rules conimittee which wound up its two- "I think that's great," said Roliert Parish, Centenary Coll-ge'S 7-foot-1 centeiii who'll be a senior next season "When I'm close now I'll just dunk it instead of laying it in. It's no easier, but you make certain it's in." It had been outlawed for a decade for the colleges, junior colleges, high schools and YMCA 77 season "If it wasn't good, the pros would have outlawed it e that," added Orr, whose Wolverines lost 86-63 to Indiana in college basketball's national title game earlier wis week. ____ davannualmectLngen edi 'day in Philadelphia, _____________________________________ recalled that "the ~iractiee and wile of dunking T ain Teams Clash __ -1 _ ~ fictitious name f _ _____ -,I . ---'- I - Seaboard Coastline and r = - - . I . 1. . .r - - -. rq _i_;_~-._R _~__Z~:;-= , I ..V I- _. __.. _. ___. - . _77 Is.-I ., 1&illla~~~_ / . . 1 _. w 1 . ~,- ~ I : ~ . , - ..-. I',',C-1 fl N ~~~ I I%_ .-79! y 1_4r -___:..~:ZP -; . I 1~ ..~ 1:_ ' .1 , Nw-~-' , ~ I . I .,i,'iA1h_N59_W Oilffku &~%~4, - _ -, __; ;1! ili6LZ, \ I "NNW - --- 11~~ ~ & __L vmd-mw . ' A, - r 4 , and a single A supported by Ron Brown, who smacked a homer and two - .- I--"F9111 I . . - ____ . _J _. I -1 1~ - ' singles, and Lloyd Wall, who also poled a round-tripper . Scab hurler Williams advanced his Own cause by dr illing a home and a slrtr'le in three a"- . . . . - - - I - -- - 'Ir . - . s'tUs. -" .-,--'' __* PutA,Vl March . . ... ,4 AUTO-TRAIN Btfr*Sky I b 0 -,..---- %.--c ~_ -0 2 a I 0 a 0 Ma pl e 33 20 o Brewncf 7 1 0 0 0 __ CArl I" of Lake Moam In Is greckd by ,. -Rt Amba with a kits following his we the night. Leebelpedhb team toan 11-lOtrtumpb -"rPafr1ckOttcasts 0 0 o ~ I hitter," RyHn said after allowIng one run -Willie McCovey's homer- and striking out lOin I 1ise five I1n5ngs as •i.. IIIC a i ornia 1 I The St. ULsh II tc:for al1'tie5Iuns nne I,, an . .. .. .. ~ belts two homers - am - __ 1. --- --- - - -- - - raked 0 McGuire It 0 0 Lucasrf Wlillef ns Ill Urban c 3 3 2 0 0 1 Wall if 3 3 1 0 0 1 male It - Otmon cf - ___ 1 3 3 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Schrum Cf ~N QiChaec 3 1 1 0 0 0 Peter Win %I 1-5,V,-_ - - - --.- --- -. I . -- - - --_M -_. .__ Z 2 2 0 0 0 0 STUM -pf sf Ha!l st Messersmith may be under contract to them. ne Yankees claim Mess,ersmith's agent, Herb Os- Dick Moss, attorney for the Major l"gue Players Association. Moss charged the Yankees' claim was mond, entered Into a four-year agreement "totally without merit and It will be app,Late1y pitchc_ An&1 Messem9th no longer is a free agent. M essersinith says he Es And both sides in baseba ll's latest dispute were to appear before Commissioner Bowie Kuhn today to present t.heir cam. Kuhn will attempt to resolve the question of whether valid claim to the 30~year-iold Pitcher, who was declared a free agent last December in an arbitrator's ruling that rocked baseball back on Its spik ed heels. Kuhn sent a teletype message to all major league clubs Wtdnesday Infonning them tha! the Yankees packed, had my shoes dyed and was daim near out the door. Then Herb called and said, 'Don't go."' this office" that Entering the pictwe on Mes.'ersrnith's behalf was base presented esidence to Ccc r3b A - for an esUinated $1.5 million -on behalf of the former Los Angeles Dodger pitcher. But Messersilaith said he challenged." Kuhn must seek the answers to am obviouls would not sign because the agreement entered Into by qtestIons: 0amlond harl been altered aignificandy when the club drew up a fwml contract. wasreallygetthig pumpedup. I was ailset to go. I was V!Orida, , .z I - '4f "'4 - ~j- .APMP -- - - nr.~_- r. Avt..Traia 1 - _--11111~ On the first question, Mes.sersmlth told The , I AC P H IN 31 HR 4 4 3 0 1 0 43 2 0 0 0 3 Srtwersf Beathrdp I -1 ! a __'I,,- - Lair In 2o 4 3 3 0 2 i 0 o i 1 2 1 0 0 7 i 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 Lloyd 38 Dowsonss 3 1 1 0 0 0 M Brewer If I 2 0 0 - - - . N - kT ;_ 4" . ~_ I p~-:, 7 F TAMPA (AP) - "I out- bid the old man," ihudciccI Oregon State football coach C 1.riug P erug nter 1 I _______________________________________________________ earntng o ,,i - I _________________ ______________________ __________________________________________ 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 5 0 0 0 Hill 2 0 0 0 0 0 the younger, an ! -_ ff 1 0 1 0 0 0 I 0 1 0 0 0 q ?T4 - -- - - " ; ~ i Z - T - . 5~_ --f' 9 0 - 71 f a i 1 0 1 0 0 0 4 1 1 0 0 ~ ~ _. : ZZ, ' A I I I 0 0 Boc,gsrf 4 1 I 0 0 0 . I I010 - -- ' -..J,., __ __.W---_-., . , - - ~_ - d ~ __ 4gf - __ ''%. AL I - - _____ - - - 0 a 9 0 ' - - . v - 1 0 u o o u "it s definitely a young gpij ' '- we have now," he said. list," McKay said. I'm a satisne Bucs already have signed fied man. No, I am not uneasy .. 2 V free agent quarterbacks James that we do not have a quarter. ; = age Oc players .1 years with Detroit and In the choicesrepresented32colleges ;_ ' 114 q 1`11.111~_ Ti : . -_ _7~_ ________ ~- ~__ -1 - . . _-~ 4C~ ;-~ ___ __ ;~ -T .-- n c h Third Place Slot . ~ -_ in By The Associated Press San Antonio held a 104-N lead came back from a 25-21 first. It's all over but the shouting with eight minutes remaining, quarter deficit and out scolr ed . . :, • OF .4 --- ohn McKay had admitted siociation, son Ignited a Denver rally that period to take a conmmnding afte: tiIe draft ttuit he had not The Son Antonio Spurs cut the lead to 113-110 before lead. talked about It wi th his son clinched at least a tie for third Genin wored the final four Asked then why he th%xi,ght JK place with a 117-1 10 victory over points, might sigh with Tampa, he had the league leading Denver joked: 1k ti liii quite i bit ui',ets Wedncsd l night but - - .- •ilso itiake ar excellent coach Minnesota vs at Houston Houston, N CAliforn:a vs Loi Angelm at L(~% Af,gjele*, t4 ro Pacers 116, Nets 106 xAlri NBA Atlantic Division W L Pct. GB x Boston SI Phllphla 47 3.1 553 9 Buffalo New 42 IS -SAS 10 York 34 42 .441 17 "i Central Division Cleveland 45 33 Washlon Houston 46 31 .S97 39 38 .500 lit-i 35 41 .461 01-i I Atlanta 2$ 47 373 17 600 DINANCE NO. 113)0 Kansas TOWHOMiT MAY COP4CERN ChICIgO 32 City 43 .127 I' Pacific Division You will fake notice that the City 56 21 727 Commission of the City of Sanford, x Golden St 39 36 .S?O 16 Florida, on March Ith, 1976. paswd Seattle and adopted Ordinance No 1330, as Los Angtles f ollows: 31 40 .417 lit,; Portland 34 42 .441 21ti This instrument prepared by: S6 11 It 173 3V 164 Pitts DeIrt Philadelphia All ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF This ,norument prepare'd by DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO y City Attorney PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF 101 wdjIiujuw dl SEVENTH -3 16 B I Jo - Tom Bonds fl3l7SM Jim Haynes Joemarallito 30 26 11-81 33 77-27-#7 31 All 25- -#I Bill Huttard Dave Beck Jim Mlinning 37 43 37-117 ABA tirtt place 160, 300; 2 Legal Notice I FOURTH -5.15 M 1. Ruth sci SEVENTH - $411. C: 1. Lar P Maker. 4. Jarwin Goldie; 5 Rock WEDNESDAY MATINEE Island Rock 6 Montague Missile 7 FIRST-S 1 0 1 Evelyn 00(4) Sweetie Rlrd S Mi neola Bonnie *,-13,11 10 4 10 7 Olin (St MAO. 700 EIGHTH - $ B 1 Windy 3 I4 T Come Along (1) 10 40; Q (4 3) Elliott. 2 Injunction, 3 Sissy Sue. 4 06 Real Angel S Harmor , 6 K SECOND S 16 C 1 Kristen IS) Pri e 7 Spats $ L C s Lucifer 670 3 10 260 7 Dawn Smoke (3) NINTH -$16 C 1- Ahloso Hon. 4 70 4 20 3 Lake Hops (5) 7 00 2 Some l 3 Gay Gabby ' . , ' . ' Wigg S44 40. 31 31 e; A. Carol, I 'D Venture; I Lake Hana. i ~s I ._. ' .t- • Clevelan d Coach Knows Secret Of Motivation By 71w Associated Press place.in the National Basketball falo 107-103, Boston crushed Coach Bill Fitch of Cleveland Association's Central Division, Phoenix 122-102, Detroit knows how to motivate his percentage points ahead of the stopped Chicago 102-96 and players. Washington Capitals. Seattle rolled over Los Angeles "When I heard that Washing. Cleveland has a 6.30 won- 120-109. ton had lost, I told the players at loss record ,or a .600 per- "The Jazz are quite a ball - - ingers Feeling Playoff I I CINCINNATI (All) - "You ---- -__ ~ - _~_ - - ~_ _--__- _ --~--~~----.-.~-~-~-~---.&-_.- - ___________ - _________7._i___.____ ___==__ ~__ -_____-1. - . - - ______ - - I- - Jim Cleamons scored 18 - - - ~_ - =~__ - - - - __ - _ p)ints -12 in the final period - UU , ft _-__ M___ N Iwo a ill a downed Toronto 5-3 'Matbe I had a little - --- - - - -_- -,-.--. -F-i,, - - ~ _-~ _ _-_ -_ - __ __ r- -_ - -~ - .- L~~- ___.. - .- - ~. ~ - I4je . 1 - f ' I AD 1976 5 Lrk P POLvire PASSED AIdLI P Moore S A A. "Mac" McClanahan S Julian LMSterlstroIn traditic,n-dly openi the gailles 11 Gordon eyer A s the City COMMISI-On by entering tc of thC City of D[ .X 9 - S, John G Mcirris S ~ A. A, "Mac" an SuCflilh enttrom S lian S Gordon Meyer As the City Commission i ii an II IAA zone Property I% legally descrltxmid as; Lot ó Block LCountry Club Circle Public hearing will be held on Thursday. April 13, 19?6 at I ~ 30 P.M In Ca%wlbffry City Will, 9S Lake TripletDrive or a% as possible (Seal) Mary W. Hawthorn*, [IVY 54 DEY4 :- , - I.' -, ------- . 4--ar -A .! .' "I . "" % ,I- -,* '. I . I''. a .'•-1 I I • •-- three assists = -' - r ' .' r r jo? gm, nelm i'-.r I NIGHTLY ___________ ' , ' _A.J-- -'' - ',. . - Ii ' - , ,"r a V. ' "I . " _.-.__ ..'t- MATINEES -"- _,,- • t ç4 r 0 -e I. ' U•U'J r.m - . a. ;'c.d' '..,,7, ,i A*al'c - ,t ~ " -1 - -' -, 110f. ,- ~f --1 = r 4-4M-11 - , _,!~~ ~. : ,-Q-!2;Z-_T_-1 I~M ? . ' 'i -" .-.......$ ,, ~ • ' - .. 1. " 14 fT Z_' -, -.,. -::'Y p j't , 5..'~A ,'I ~, ~_ -I ZA_~tz_ Monday i_, ::I 'ç... d Fz tz: w '1~7 "" - S;0 1 . __ . \lOflOnefl 1:45 two opponents by a combined EF his second Broadcast of the game - ct Causes rr "~A, - . 1 - .- The Stingers Rick 4 t. '' . _ ,, I --; --- -_ I . Dudley ,.-, - .-t t X-v- I p&nixt RACES provided the decisive margin for 141k( ,Monroe inn •is the • -* - score of 324. and the Roadrunners' Robbie Carl Lee's fifth-inning homer Ftorek traded goals in the final IN CAS SEL8ERRY BOARDOF ADJUSTMENT , - " . of safcties. Eldridge has buried Stingers. i CITY OF MIJt,JP'ICU * I uzzo, ' former Stingers pid)er traded to Phoenix He I id .1 h goal flflu ily. liLsi , line of said South Pinecrest. Fourth h day of March, A,D, 1916 .'-- -- - -_ ff, ---- i± - . - - _T.iQ~"e4w_WL~ _ _ v- . extra Niue - I r-ff---, g~kisow=4 .- Incentive," said Gar), Vener- - --- - .. ~_W_ ft.- ~ " - _ L, I :.__~. Wednesday, Cleveland topped New England 5-1 and Winnipeg ~I - I to pace Cleveland. Mara%ich Cincinnati has two games left wound up with 21 points al- -- ~_ ~ ~_ ~___ . - (arr chipped in slth 17 apIece don't make mistakes at this with the Cleveland Crusaders though sitting out tk last 10 Trnin Teams Clash . _ - ' NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that South IN degrees 57' 44" West 7M feet, fhen(e North S42 Ittf, thence the City of Caslelberry Board of Book 1. Page 41. Public Records of North 19 degrees S7' "" East 2W AdiusIment will hold a Public hearing to determine the feasibility leet to the point of beginning. con S11OCN0t hat this ordinance taming 7 4615 acres more or lets of granting a variance to the 2. SECTION I That this ordinance petitioner, $M.D. Partnershlp, 360 :hall become effective immediately USAh, f#'Ik 1j.6iiiiiiiiiiij ..,. ...,t.'.... -0ive Immediately Piney Rlfte Road, Casselberry, PASSED day of March - '- old left-hander Frank Tanana, were top pitchers last season in didate Ed Kurpliel from Detroit. singles while Jo Marmo and Ix.ruxl but Laurie Inc by Chapter Florida run South along 'he West DEY 3 hTec ; feel, thence line - become a starter. So do Steve provide bench strength and the follows: along _ . - ...-. .- --- -- -- 2 R"es. 3. Cloudy Prow; 4. stage of the game," complained Friday and Sunday. They need minutes of *the game. Phantom's Ann; S. Italian Stallion. Cincinnati Stingers Coach to win both plus at least one Bibby replaced.Maravich and Jerry Slater. more Cleveland loss to make led a Jazz ralb that cut CleveIrish Sheila FIFTH - 5-11, 0: 1, K's Trouble; The Stingers had dropped a 7- the playoffs, land's 10-point lead to 95-92 with 2 Wile 3 Real Rhythm. 4. Little . . 1 decision to the Phoenix Roa. "T"he win," said Phoenix five minutes left before SiPer 5 Ahloso Clem; 6. Alert's dr1inn ,prs Wednesday, eliminat. Roadrunners' Coach Sandy liu- Cleanions scored six points to ffio,iij ing them from contention for cut. 'assuresusoIsecondplace ice the (as's victory. SIXTH - $16 A I Regal the World liockes 'issociation tin the Western Division) It Heather, 2. Crafty lke; 3. Shout It Eastern Division' title. gives us the home advantage in tilt' piasofis" Westy K.G. Ace 7 Caymanian og Racing By: Samuel Kahn of the City of Sanford, Florida. From the Southwest corner of Lot Presl6eni hereby cletlare% 0% intention to 1, SOUTH PINECREST, FOURTH annex to and to make a part of the ADDI T ION, according to the Pt.? Secretary City of Sanford, FI(widh, at the thereof as recorded in Plal Book 12, Dated at Altamonte Spring%, expiration of thirty dalil from the Pages Al and 41 of the Public Seminole County, March nnd. 1916 date of the passage Of this Or. Records of Seminole County Publish: April 1, 1, 15. 2 I Lots 1 7 3 and 4 Block 4 -' pp . ROSALIND HEIGHTS, according 10 'the Plat lhofrof recorded in . lat ___ ** . I II Dunning and Gar) Ross who Angels acquired first base can- Cleveland has four mor I Continued From Page 10-A) games this season as does In NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 1050 540 2 Helvetica (1) 2 (laze 3 Arab Flash I Lake (3) 26 NAME STATUTE 4 70. 3 00. 3. Snap (7) 2.tio; 0 (I ]) Abner; 5. Penny Evans, 6. Be My Eldridge breezed to its dianapolis. New England and WHEREAS the Property Ap City to accept laid P,tl'Ion and TO WHOM I MAY LONCEiP1 17570 1 (317) 175740 31 61 Cactus 7 K s Zoro $ Patches second sictors without a loss ( inclnnati play two more praiser of Srmsnte County Florida int ends to annex Said area Notice is hereby given t'iat thC FOURTH - 5.16 M I Manatee Chac having certified Mier there are two NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT undersigned. pursuant to the Trixie behind t1w blazing bat uf center gaines. property owners in the area to he ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF FictitiouS Name Statute Chapfec Rudy (6) 510 300 3 Berkley Eugen Montague Dusty, 3 Fielder Don Harve) Harvey The noon businessman's spe annexed and that said property THE CITY OF SANFORD. US 09. Flor i da Stat ute%, will register Bamby 17) 10-80; 0 (I 61 $36 40; P Rumored~ A. G.P.'s Mitcheree; S. clouted ;I homer and three cial game drew 4,673 to the Cinowners have signed the petition O' FLORIDA with the Clerk of the Circuit Court in (Id) 110020 37 77 Officer Sermon 6 Husker Fire sin gles 1 1 t lnzntl annexation, and d Coliseum where the I SECTION 1. The City Commission and for Seminole County. Florida FIFTH - 5,411, 0: I Tom Gibson Going Easy. $r Impeachment WHEREAS, the City CommisVion of the City of Sanford. Florida, upon receipt of proof of the (6) 10.60,2,10,2 6o. 2 Texas Bob (2) ,d the StiTWELFTH - lit, D: I Stylish going three-for-three in the Roadrunners wallop, of the City Sanford Florida haS hereby declares its intention to publication of this notice to wit 240 283 3 Eades Spur R (1) Sandy 2 Manatee Toni 3 Joe opener - has )et to be retired tigers 4 -0 in the first period deemed it In the best infirre,st of the annex to and to make a part of the BRAND DISTRIBUTORS under 3 80; 0 (2 6) %It 20, P (6 21 S.34 80, Boromei. 4 Windy Cheif; S. Blondy this season. sending goalie Paul llogarmn City to accept sairl Petition and City of Sanford, Florida, at the which we are engaged In business at 31 VO Jane. 6. Shpren Shnal. I E D 'i intends to annex said area expiration of thirty days from the 770 East Semoran Blvd in the City of [Irian Brewer to the locker room supported SIXTH -S-16. A I Co Co Blue (4) Nosey S L L s Wy BE IT NOW THEREFORE date of the passage of this Or Altamonte Spgs Florida Fldridgewinning pitcher Roger Jacques Locas scored fc" ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF dinance, as provided for by Chapter That theVartles Interested In said le and two Cincinnati to open the ,wond SANFORD, THE CITY OF 74190. Laws of Florida. 1974, that business enterprise are as fcllow certain property described as . -- .- --- I- - - ___________________________ ' ' 579 20 37 iii Owners in Ite areiii described cmne,r has signed the petition for hereinfitter requesting annifixat ton to annexation, slid he City of WHEREAS. the City Commission Sanford Florida and requesting to of the City of Sanford Florida has be located therein; and deemed it in the best interest of thr (6) 5. 40; (7 ,5 Gimlet 2 Red Chartlll y 3 I m Fer 23 27 20-78 More. A HLC Prince Chad, S 272626-79 Rocky.- 6. Ted's At; 7. Black Shot; 8, 7124,29-80 lif enu 3325 2' THIRD - St. C 1 Tiny Tide 2 Hi 31 7747-95 Cactus; 3 Speeding. 4 Beck%; S. 27-33-26--" Kenny 8 Eckert; 6. Syfphin; ?. Learn To Win. 1. Tee's Tango' Dave Kull Charlene Rai%or Wednesday s Results Kentuck y rgn'a 1310, -- Amateur APA Division Bobby Henderson 24 25 77-76 Seattle at Los Angeles Fortland at Phoenix lin'd ~. ' 17 . - -, -. ,;.- . Sapporo Pearl (1) 4.40, 3 00., I. Jim halftime that we were up centage. Washington, which club .and OAS Superdome is a against a better team than dropped a 9S-U verdict to tough place to play. a,a lot cf 17" $129,00; 4441, Washington, Fitch said Golden State, is now 46-31 for teams have found out lately," A 2129' H 1177(01 Wednesd.liy after his Cavaliers .597. Fitch said. "Maravich (Jazz TONIGHT'S ENTRIES defeated the New Orleans Jazz In other NBA games Wednes. guard Pete) is amazing, and he 110-101 and moved into first day, Pbiladelphia edged Buf- makes it look so easy. (lienry) Angel Light; 3 D G 1 Quen; A. Toby Bibby came in to replace Pete Shan, 5 Carol's Nancy; 6. Braille 7 Ste 0 in the fourth period ... and he Swift Chamber; 0. Happy Night.' just about killed us." SECOND - 5-16, 8: 1. Uike Pro Division DaveGrether 24 29 29-41 FROM THE APPROVAL OF SAID OpoluANCE A PORTION OF 4 3 Qijaslstellar 340 300 0 8) $18 80; P 11 1) $96 30; SP (I 6 with I 1) SS36 60; 31.86 TWELFTH - 7.16, T: 1. K's COLONIAL DRIVE 343935-110 bit 34-Its WHERFAS there ins tecn filed with the City Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida a petition con property owner in the area to be taming tre names of the property annexed and that said property -*I~~ I ,-.-. A wide open battle exists for batted 306 at Salt Lake and 26 For pitching he has 22 bear Panda (4) 3 80- 4 00, 2 40. 2. Ovestion (4) Pharaoh (1) RickLane JohnRbodes 13 65 167 41 i Now Manager Dick Williams, has to settle on a shortstop. 39-40. Fridays Games New York at Chicaçi Kansa s City at Milwaukee Virginia liarm has young infield talent in Bruce Boflite .,it fir.q, Jem, Remy at second and L)av*e Chalk at third. Remy Is , o i. Dotnte a I Ch t..iiu. a lk each h. Bonds will open in right field, with Lee Stanton, the club's top power man of 1975 with 14 horne runs and 82 RBI moving to either center or left. D. , ve.rAllins and Rtisty Trir_ res battle for the third ' who didn't worry about starting the remairing spots. Don Kirk- with tt.,- Angels last year. pitchers a year ago, must as- wood, the bullpen leader a year Joe Lahoud and Adrian Gar- SI XTH - 4, A: I. Marism Sue (6) 23 60, 12 20, A 60. 2 Lake Buren (8) Indianapolis at Toronto Cleveland at Cincinnati Winnipeg At Calgary SANFORD FLORIDA AT THE CORDANCE WITH THE EXPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS PROVISIONSOF CHAPTER 71190 WHEREAS, the Property Ap praiser of St-mn3Ie County Flcricta having certified that there 5 one - '--- ' - - __ _'v . ... - . 300 2 00 3 Da nty Louise (S ) 340 11-6) 11111,20; 31.59. ELEVENTH -5-16, B: 1. Unit (1) 3S3432- 04 W 37 32 3S- FLOPIDA tded away B To get Dunu on ds Oflu .i M CItofl, elton,tai.e after an injury-shortened I ~-IF rct-~F171, I 1".~.. -.-"Jig W;lLI1 la: IWL Today's G a mes Houston at Indianapolis Wayne Blankenbeckler Dave Steib 41 .16 550 13", 39 41 485 15' 31 46 425 fl" ,NIILXEY RIVERS gel squad. ..,_ _? - I '... K- , - , . -, , rLV__=', Fte--ty Angels at times during 1975 In a'ldition, to Melton, Wit ~ and last season the two accounted for 47 horne nips, only eight fewer than the entire An- 20; 3, iial'"s i4i A 2u, (67) 15300 P (67) 110i'00; 393$ TENTH 3-14, A: I. Governing (1) 9 60, 2 60, 300; 2. Gert's Pick (6) 2 10 2 10 3 Lake Atlas (2) 1.40; Q Houston at Boston Atlanta at Buffalo Waihingion at Philadelphia W L Pct G5 51 n .716 III 29 638 ok") 4? 23 .581 10'a Both ssere acquired during an peri od iaM Dec.11 fielder Morris Nettles and former Mcamp winner Bill er.'I'he latter was sent to Texas Wednesday's Rsttti Phoenix 7. Cincinnati 2 Cleveland 5. New England 1 Winnipeg S Toronto 3 DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO APPROXIMATELY 24985 ACRES WITHIN THF COR LYING WEST Or. AND ABUTTING PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF WEST JINKINS CIRCLE IN AC LYING BETWEEN EAST 29TH Sanford, Florida, a petition ton STREET AND 30TH STREET. raining the name of the properly x-Doni,er D BET owner in the area described New York Vi"CEN .'.4A1"6XL!_' AVEINUC AND herrinalter requesting annexation to San Arlonio Shortstop is a battle between youngstprs Mike Miley, Orlando Ramirez and Billy Snith. All saw action with the Right-hander Nolan Ryan, beset with arm miserie! a year ago, underwent surgery to re. 1637 .4 96 31.4 303 6.60; (7(36)01260; P (6 3) 12760; 1034 1 51 795 776 31,64 NINTH - 3-I, B: 1 Ks' Maryrne 26 15 5 57 261 334 21 40 3 33 37.3 375 (6) 1960,7(0.400; 7, M. A's Moose ANNEX LAWS OF FLORIDA, WHEREAS, there has been filed 3 0 95 316 153 560,300.3 Pecos Stormy (2) 200. 3132 33103 OF I 4927 I. t'I 15-game winner last year snu tnt. American AssocIia tiII on and.1 Dan Biggs and.1 GilFl ores each 114 8) 133 (0 P (40) 17$ 17 7$ Phoen 39 33 6 U 393 771 S Diego EIGHTH -5.1i, A: 1. F uit Float was the major league strikeout Pacific Coast League respec- hit better than .300 at Salt Lake Canadian Division (6) 3.60, 140, 210, 2 Baserill Blue king, with 269. tively. CI ty. Wim 51 2S 2 103 337 242 (3) 5,00, 4.40. 3. Brown Spectre (4) RenoGimt)one FLOP IDA. PROPER TV CONSIST lUG -. . West Division New Orleans at Detroit SANFORO. from the Yankees. .. )' THIRD - 5.16, D: 1. Keen LIziy Angels gave up Mickey Rivers, (1) 0.60. 6.20. 5.80; 2. Lusty the league stolen base leader Lieutenant (2) 760, 640; 3 TOMbo with 70 swipes, 16-game winTim (S) 0,60; 0 (1-2) $56.10; T 0 2 5) ning pitcher Ed Figueroa, out- t3uu iu) 4,W, 4 32 39 7 11 249 294 33 38 3 11 259 260 Seattle 120, Los Angeles 109 Today's Games Boston at Cleveland EXPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS FROM THE APPROVAL OF SAID the Job. 71w Angels bought him 2 -A~_-~,. '. eight hour " FOURTH - 5.16, C: 1. Artistic style (2)1 0 00, s 00. 3 so,- 7 walmos Lai'tcnia *Hou - the Ed Herrmann could win New York Yankees anid third baseman Bill Melton from the Chicago White Sox. (5) 940, 3.60, 3. Benfry (6) 2.60, DD 75 70 (3 S) $ 20.20. p 133 ) 136 East Division W L T Pis OF GA ci elder fi SECOND - 5.16, B; i Gold Ore (3) 5.20, 3 60. 2.40; 2. Where's TufI y WHA Cleve $ . Andy Etchebarren the veter , , m catcher, geta the shot to be .4. : ~ -_ trading marts and landed out- Ccwelish Flyer (4) 1.60. 540, 1. Ed Boston at Buffalo -''Friday's Airiniiis ftfirtirsola at Atlanta 1974 to a 3-12 record last year. Ibis time lseerai Mana er TWELFTH -- h. C: 1. Mini Murphy (5) 13 40,7.40.6 00, 2. Donna Ilarr; Dalton has gGne to the WEDNESDAY NIGHT New Doug Short Novice Division Steve Rai%or 30 21-26-- 94 KerryWamsley IS IS 2?- 97 SANFORD, FLORIDA, AT THE can Lague 39:59 A - 2194, H -- 159,17V s Washington Mike Frant Chuck Palm " Q(31lo3000P34uso70 B (2 Adams DIvisIon 17 11 16 110 30.4 226 Nancy (1) 26 Bjffalo 103 John Gann 107 Golden State 93, SANF OR 0. but finished last in the Aineri- 26 42 10 62 218 28111 10 57 10 30 214 37L' Wa%h Pnhrt H.nrterson ctivisl-nn tltl x cInçP, C Vernon Mite Jr (4)9 00, a 40~ I Keen Girl (5) lC00; . Los Ang - 29 41 ~2 3 22 54 289 12 - Dell(2)$60,1.1Q;3.AhtotoEtiie(5) 540'(7(23) 127 00 T (5.2$) 1190 00 Western Coiderence Midwest Division Mll*aukt* 34 42 417 - - Myør t di Wales Conference Morris Di vi si on Qu'tj Calgry EcimYn Tornto , au asKet Eastern Conlefence certain property described 5 AdditIon 50 feet to the point (olonels 111, Squ'res 1113 nthlte as the runner who at Baltimore vs. and adopted Ordinance No 1329 as Oln4lncr George Gervin scored 24 of 19 points set by Elm ii tour years and James Silas 20 as the Spurs Ari z, Texas follows 14 190, Laws of Florida. 1974, that ooumona Named "Ile likes It and lie's doing a points, including six In the flul Mike Green I Vki ginia w 2 ed r fth I Goodni 0nd was chosen from a damn good ~ob," Fftg said. thrtv mb, ,utes, to 4mrk San An. points while Ticky Burden and field of more than 6W eligibl! "We are very h.apDy with his t,onlo over Denser Billy raultz Swen Nater baa 20 apiece Another But's draftee, line- City Wednesday's Results Detroit 102, Chicago 98 Boston I r.. Phoenix 102 SECTIONI The City Commission the American Baskctbdll As- but Chuck Williams and Su'np- the Nets 35-18 In the cej p4 added 22 points, Lirry Kunon 21 i-':- . FLOP 04 ther's pick of Win was "something of a surprise - I really 20 S2 6 A6 191 297 12 S4 12 36 Ill 341 ". -_ - ard Andy Hassler who went from the league's third best - of ~ 1,11 C 1i Cly sin 0 -,:...- - ~ ~ - ~ ~~ - t,~, * - Devlinc Iji Spurs Chicago (N) vs. Milwaukee at PARK AVENUE IN ACCORDANCE the corporate area of lhe City of Kentucky WITH THE PROVISIONS OF Sanford Florida and requesting to Indiana CHAPTER 71 190 LAWS OF be located therein and St Louis tears old of money." the Kentucky Colonels still can Artis Gilmore scored 26 To Ccirry Torch - ____ said that if J.K. catch up after defeating the points , - __ I laurice Lucas ~~_ McKay dm change hi.lil mind Virginia Squires 111-103. Clayton Goodinond of Sanford added 25 for Kentucky, in. "J! j and lii the NFL that he should !r the only other contest, the cluding a club-record 21 the will be the 1976 District VII have no trouble in playing. Olyinipics Games Torch fifth-place Indiana Pacer3, bot. third pffiod. 71it Colonels, W ho Special , -____ , . , -C .k,-,i ., wl% -~-';*,e it" Lietf: dn out. Mt (of',(edili in Use pWyariiii, oleat - :-' * receiver," t.e said nd tng competItor In "e the second-place TOrk Virginia 38-29 I ~-But he said too that he will - __ - ___._ __ __ Nets 116-ID5. as Lucas broke tt'-.e team mark SPCcial OlYmPics for the ILSt =~_- - Masakcf ___. right quarter ' - - -- r ~_ _ -~ _~~~ mi;73I-_i~-;!:7 R'4ZW `: T 77 5 7 - - _ ' , ~_~` - _ w- - Muse sf I _ * - AtSOn3b ___ - - - IJ p 4 _4 - Andtwson ss RlChp =MW ' '" Ft. Dailey 2b Show c LAKE MONROR INN - _________ ~ Alexander lb "a ne lb m I 1I 0 . __ his hadn t k1ird from them .- Washingt on ci 1 2 2 I ., -.Z ~_. -I Ron Wolf, operations vice World Football League. led I the Universit 0 WJUIl) ,, ,1 , as.slst.a t Id W tine to say Of the 39 chosen by Tampa in ern Califomia where y enjoy what I'm doing. I have Tampa now will eittx,r trade a the expansion draft, 26 have was football boss until he Joined younger McKay said _____ F 7 - ____ , Smith ss Bacon p 4 : • State League's expansion draft. 7V PATRICK OUTCASTS - 0 perience and only two over 30 ' ,,,,,,J McKay was drafted Tuesday in the National Football _____ - hing I. i have been very good to me.,' - _____ 41(15)3-19 March 1976 Fl YOV *,It tAke POIiC@ that the City City Ativney P 0 Bcx 1110, Commission of the City of Sanford, Sanford, Florida 32111 Flof Ida, on Mar ch 11h, 1976, passed ORDINANCE NO. 1330 OF enJo}ed m ctay and people draft pick or two or go with a had four or less years cx- the pro ranks thus ear ________________________ __.1_W __ - __ . e%OCIC Minn Kan A their rabbits met the same misfortune as the fabled hare again.st the tortoise. SO now they're going to power. The Angel ng s stoic bases in 1975 Q (2$) 13070; 31:61. ELEVENTH S 16, B 1 Moody I4all (3) 7 (0, S00. S 20;7. Tally Abe -. Pittsburgh vs. New York (N) at St. PetcrMwrg, Fla. San Diego vs, Oakland At NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF OR Detroit of H. N. Tamm. irr City Clerk . voctil tAt FortL 0th day 'T McKay of the Tampa Bay Buc- back some place," said McKay. Foote, fortnerly of Houston, and back out of the draft.' cancers if we dor't get a good one we Bill Carwtleman who spent. a t e aserage The Oregon - - Eidridg, Standard .-'Al . v DEX SS NOTICE OF ADOPTION ORDINANCE NO, 1129 I _. Fla. Detroit ,rClearwater, Fla. heard at said hearing, By order of fit* City Commission of the City of Sanford, Flof Ida, this Publish: March II 10. 25. Apri l 1 ~ y . Fuming IAUNUL footbill to enter medical school W just didn't feel 'hat those Tampa Is also still in the available to us In the veteran i_ , market or a quarterback, ci draft were better than the ones stay at Oregon State," McKay wing" -- Shows Kelm 0 "Rig;ht no x, my decisloii is to Can alwhys go to the single year with Minnesota, three chow Is 25 years old. The - BIedsoe __ Other candidates include Dick Lange, Gary Wheelock from the Salt Lake City roster -California's Angels tried the " 16 " 284 112 (l) 2,60, 4 60; 3. po 31 30 17 79 244 2S6 31 37 IS 71 261 270 -- c Boston 11, Detroit 4 Toda y's 0 a m as THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY with the city Clerk of the Ci y of the draft that he'll retire from collegian. stay in coaching and not sip college draft. wi th his father, Coach John We it get the Totals 2 0 0 0 o heard at Said hearing. described A% follows: By order of the City Commission Lots 1. 7, I and 4, Block 6, ROSALIND HEIGHTS, Plat Book 3. of the City of Sanford, Flof Ida, this P age Public Records of Semr.ole 1tI day of March 1976 H, N. Tamm, ir CoQnt). Said property Is presently City Clerk zoned R I (Residential) District All parties in Interest and Citizens Publisfi: March 11. 11, 25 and April I DEX S6 the Texas Rangers % JX McKay's tentative plans to ther by trade or in the April 8-9 SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE thl 0th day of March 1976 thef rof as recorded In Plat Book 12, Pa ges 42 and 43 of the Pujlac cords of Seminole County, Florida . run South along the West lIne of said SOUTH PINECREST FOURTH ADDITION. SO feel to the Point of beginning, thence continue South along said West line S42 feet, ttllnccSouthS9oegreesSP4l" West statI have an Opportunity to be and I. 1976 1. - JJ - ' Cifiioaspir • 70nf3 A I IAqniculture) District the City of Sanford. Florida, at parties in interest and citizens 700o'rlok P M. on April 26, to consider the annexation of property Shall have an opportunity to be ;& '% i -- 0 Akre y Atlanta 1, Texas (split squad) - ii - _ - -____ ' Harvey Cf Man.noc B Miller lb Belcher lb AArl(n T^ AN= --- 41 Chcgo Vancvr Public Hearing ii,%'Ili be held at the contain,rig 2 AUS acres, more of Commission Room in the City Hill "fl Said properly S ()CS('fltlf agreement," and there were rumors, denied by the Pitcher, that he had received a more lwra!lve offer , reportedly from file son and Willie James Baker, will conduct the business - a 700 feet, thence North 5.47 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAKTNc TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION thtncc North B9deqrct'15' £1" East Notice tieret, gvn that a 700 feet to the pOint of beginning, .. I - - - --~ ELDRIDGE STANDARD follows _________________________ 1 Declines Offer From His Father " - ,__ -23 is a% business City of Orlando, Florida. PUt)l.%h March 11, 111, 25r April 1, 1916 Dr X 60 ( Mesaersmlth of "attempting to void the term., of the New NY Oakland 2 AtInta 33 331) 77 232 232 V Ran 21 11 9 63 251 373 SmVIM Division OAKWOOD That the party in interest In said , - _________________________________________________ I I N I- fl Seaboard Cesistline d tia OR Of NANCE NO. 13" -Did the terms in the original agreement different substantial.ly from the formial contract? Chicago (N) 7. 191216111332 FICTITIOUS NAME Milwaukee 1, San franclico Notice IS hereby given, that the 2 1 2 innirg Undersigned Willie James Thomp CalIfornia 3. San Diego I BU:LDERS, under which It IS described a% follows: From the Southweit corner of Lot rriqaom in business At 156 Tollgate 1, SOUTH PINECREST, FOURTH Dated •e 1tha1 po int should be easy to answer when the agreement dgned by Osmond is compared with the contract Meswrismith hu re*te& Mcssersinith's signature? INTENT TO REGISTER PALM SPRINGS, Calif. Be Se lec tive - Phil x .!- i 0) 122 (0 P (2$) 0126.60; 3).). TENTH 3.16. A: I. Reta Shan Montreal 1. Pittsburgh 3 Toronto 4. Detroit 4, tie Chicago 6. Kansas City I Los Angeles 2, St. Louis I Today's Games Atlanta a, New York Island. ers York Timei that Omnond "has no right to sign anything for n-*. He has no Power of attorney.-, U that's true, the Yankees' cnly apparent recurae would be to am Osmond. .-Did 0smond have the right to sien an agre=ent for Messersmith? Patrick Diviion Milwaukee vs, Cleveland at Nogales, Mex. San Diego %r S San Francisco at Phoenix, Ariz. Friday's Games St. Louis vs Boston at Winter Haven, Fla. -. r entt. ? Los Angeles 6, Cincinnati I Houtton 3, Montreal 2, Willie James Baker Notice is hereby givien that the Publish: March 11, 18. 25. April 1, under%lgned, Pursuant 10 the 1976 "Fictitious Name Statute,, Chapter DEX ,54 US 09, Flof Ida Stalules. will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR IND and for Seminole County, Florida, TOCONSIDPR ANNEXATION upon receipt Of MOM M the ! .1~-t ---,.* O., - -_ ,. .',l r, . i-, VViJ,,La!ivs or Inis no.ice, I rle loc. r---.r, o-.-,Public t4rzirin - ' ' ' ' I II *,"~ous name, lotivil. CASOREK , ,n Room in tho . t%e C 11 -1 of Sanford, F for Ica, at 7-M I iorPoratlon Oro:nh1e::d; under the 1a*S of the $late of V L$Ut P. M.on April 26 1916 to consider the annexation of property 1976 0 0 0 0 0 0 1--i-lilLiii -111111111i _ W 12) 12 60, 6 00, 4 40; 2. R i s Chinaman (8) 4 00,3 20; 3. Mucho(1) 1.20; Q (2, speed concept a year ago and Campbell Conference Wednesda ' Results New York Rangers 3, York Islanders I 70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NEW YORK (AP)-The New YorK Yankees claim Tofisis SEABOAR D COASTLI ME AN R H lB 3$ HR - ~--! - 'D NHL SI. Louis 6, New York (A) 2 8. 1916 Tampa Fla Oakland vs. Chicago (N) at Scottidate, Arii, Terr Forster of the Chicago singled, stole second and scored their eighth setback. La X, a1lso mused 0n Steve e Braun 's sing ' Milbourne's singl e drove1! 1 1 6l e ec iledeID Is Messersm ith Free ' (N) I do hereby set forth that they are the Sole owners of the business. Willie James Thompson - G.erown 2 0 1 0 0 0 R - Maple 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I ey ro Hoc k Bufflo " " 11 101 32S 23' Tornio * 34 29 IS 83 290 267 Calif 26 At 11 63 745 271 x clinched civision title -' -- Philadelphia 4, New York (l r 7) 43 90 ~ P 16 7) Sit 7.60; 3 1:I 1. EIGHTH - 5.16, 8: 1. Franconia (1) I I 40, I 01D, 5 00; 2 Siff (3) 11.20; 570; 3 Sam Leon ard (4) 310; 0 (1 at Bradenton, Fla, Philadelphia vs St. Louis at St Petersnurg, Fla Chicago (A) vs, CIncinnitl at i _ [ :. I- LARRY lISLE ... starsforTwftio (Split Angel s i PowerRo ute ith Bonds And Melton W600 100 310 2AneI.P(7? 4 40;) Lake Denise (1) 600; (7 L_I _:., , Dated el Longwood, Seminole Memorial Cf,apel is 905 West 13th ililp,, County, Florida, March 22na, 1976 Street. Sanford, Florida 37771, and the unavr%jqm,d ~villir j,jni es OEX 133 ThQmPson .inci Willie Jarnes ua ker Perkins $ By Wayne D Dovie E,iuc. Vice Presiacrif Put ;o$ih MArCh 18, 25. April 1. 1. TC*$ whatc,eve. in the buSlnesi and the (A) at Fort Lauderdale Fla Post otfice iddress 01 the Seminole New York (U) s Pittibuigh x Ustn TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERW -, . Kentucky at New York Virginia at St. Louis San Antonio at Indiana Minnesota J __ W,dr.e$dly's Results ie James Thompsor, and Willie Montreal vs. Boston at Win James Baker. The said Willie James ter Haven, Fla, Thompson and Willie James Baker Houston vs Detroit at Lake hff- the sale owners thereof and the land, Fla only Persons having any Interest ' Kansas City vs. New York ____________________________ - 26w. 236G. 100; 3. Moonglo 1.20, 300; 3. EditIng (S) 300; Q (311 a Friday's Games name. tOWit CREATIVE Florida, and the real and true names Baltimore vs. Atanta at West CO NCEPTS vnder which we are of the own of the business art Palm Beach, Fla. encag3 in businj ey Drive, Longwood. Florida 116, Nrw York 16 Antonio II?, Denver flO Chicago (A) 4, Pittsburgh 2, lit, I Innings Pittsburgh 3, Chlo:aga 0, 2nd emorial Chapel, In the City of Sanlord, Seminole County. Publication of this notice, the tic Rosier Adams Malone Jr Wa'$er i Wrigt The 29-year-old right-hander much of 1975 with elbow mis- Twins beat Texas 4-3. Mean- 10th-inning run and gave the had to be pleased sith his cun- cries, allossed tso runs and shile, Atlanta's Blue Moon Houston Actros i 3-2 decision z that the the Name Statute Chapter That the parties Interested in sold ~ ~~,* - business onterorist are as followS7 o No nings tito -.. _. - I Baseball _______________________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE . TheTexasRangersdroppeda "Er r- of one-run 11- inning dcci. sions. Minnesota s Larry lisle •,..,,. IUL..I'I?tUJiUAI, lf "Fl Fi ctitious San 6509 Florida Statutes 1937. StodIrinc and for Seminole County. Florida upon receipt of proof of the S4Pmjnole Me . including a three-run homer b Keith lierriandez, and downed the New York Yankees &2. i . 1 I lj, TrIous Ind i an - Exh'b't' Ofl ç,rk of the Circuit Court. Seminole DE xs j,__ - -.---. $65 09. Florida Statute, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Covf1, in trol Wednesday'. In his major three hits in four innings in a 4-2 Odom, Roger Moret, Max Lown over the Montreal Expim. league irareer, Ryan has victory over Pittsburgh in the and Ricky Camp held another At Cowens' two-run homer off walked 997 batters in 1,141 n first game of a double header ba nd of Rangers to four hits and Jim Palmer he lped the Kansas nings but this time N threw 72 The Pirates took the nightcap 3. won 1-0 on three walks and an City Royals hand the Baltimore yl pitches and 51 oi them were 0 behind John Candelaria, Ra. error. Orioles their fifth straight loss strikes. Ile struck out the side in mon Hernandez and Odell J Juhn Vukovich's bases- 3-2 and Dwight Evans drove in loaded double capped a fmr- four runs and Carl Yastmemski A -i the first inning. mowed down Jones. home run of two apiece in the second and Burt Hooton of Las Angeles run seventh inning as the three to lead the Boston Red third and fanned the side again was in midseason form, allow- Philadelphia Phillies ha nded Sox to a 13-4 drubbing of the - in the fifth. ing five singles in seven shutout the winless New York Met3 Detroit .1 I ,_ - ______ Nw Ttfr Team' Tries ufider the ' . TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I:; - I i ss" I 1 Continued On Page 11-Al A 18, 25. April 1. 8, 1916 NOTICE UND NAME - - ' tory over the San Diego Padres - for the year, has outscored opponen ts 37-5 in two games X L' .- - Oakland 7-2 despite a pair of homzrs by Reggie jackson of . W -_ Angels won a 3-1 exhibition vie- - _ I TO Wit Section 56509 DE X 91 I sommub4ow--.*-Ni~~:.N,. i0l _ - , . I a double and a bunt single, ff - JJP.. . I I di C . I . Rick Mo!day hit tw 'That 'sas guvu as threw - _&_ - ____ -1 - 11', . outs each year? - - - ;__"W_ ffl~l , :;W* - and onb 186 strikeouts In 198 -. 1 Is it midseason 197 ,244, when Ryan Posted 62 victories ,Aith arned run averaRe under Cuunty FIor,d, _. _. ASSOCIATES, And that I intend to intend 10 register SA.d name wiln the ~' M - 1. season? of CONSUMER ; _:` ` the Circuit Court, Seminole County. County. Florida in accordan(e with the the provisions of the FicfIlloui, ?" PfOV1%i0n$ of the Fictitious Name N-11111. StAlules, TOVI"I Sirclicin r Hank Aaron, baseball's alltime home run 1drig, made his spring debut. lie singled, walked and reached on an error as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the San Francisco Giants 4-2 in - . ~ .1 3 start, including a record-tying % - _: . -J , fourth no-hitter against BaltiI ~ . ,I a . -FM. - " - Nolan Ryan is in midiseam form. The question is ... which - __ as Dodgers the Cincinnati Reds 6-1. innings N555NSON AP Sports Writer Or is mldseason 1915, then InRlk \ , - _____ ' - Coastline crislaught by ripping runs 15% . Benton led the Seaboard a pair of home ~, -" ,II -~___I ~.--- _7_.__A____~_~ I. . _. rli~~ Coiege, 19-0. In the We' ' ij~*`s 117719=&~ onlv c!ose conttzt, Lake Monroe ""1"` . Inn' held off the Patrick Out- Joe , *IV - .. League at Fan Mellon Park. ~ BBIIBBIiI TFMRQ~-_:~ with a 14-run first inning jywIa C'er . . - os : k Eldridge Standard began shaping up as the teams to beat following victories during Wednesday night action In the ctnm,w - _. . 430 Scimoran rrJster said name th the R an In Ml*dseason Form I Blazes Ball Past Padres - at IOREBOARD 101 _______________________ l. Suit).Csclri :; e County. Florida the 1,771 5j D 0 . F1c11710u; NAME ' rd in r,uiimess (4 - ___ Thunday,AprHl,lm-flA Legal Notice FICTIT IOU S NAME hrj q vin IP, t it, sometimes pulls down baskets, bends rims and damages backboards ." With that in mind, the new rules say the dunk will be legal only during games. A technical will be uring called on any player who makes a s pregame warmups or intermissions 'Me vote for the dunk was large, but Fagan, from Elgin, NIl., didn t disclose ow many committee members favored it. In another action, the rWes commi3ee voted that time be extended to rectify correctable errors in officiating. '11 ex t ension 0f 'ti me WIH come when the ball is put back into play after the error. Dr . Fagcn said the extra time will mean the clock will be justified When a mistake is maae. leagues The rulemakers also decided that henceforth two free throws, instead of one, will be awarded when a coach is assesseil a technical foul for his conduct Legal Notice unk' Shot ' P By BEN 71I01AS AP Sports Writer "ne dunk is the most exciting play in college basketball," said Michigan's Johnny Orr, the Sport's coach of the 'ear, in acclaiming the restoration of the stuff shot $ 7lie National Basketball Rules Committee, which governs all amateur basketball in the United States and Canada, voted Wednesday in Philadelphia to allow dunking during games of the 1976- rn -, . Games 1976-77 % Coaches, _____ I For Play _ N ?-_ N, -114 - ,Z ~11% -. Z-F_4,. __ __ - .--,.. 1`11 - ~-V'._ `F.,_-~, Z -,-- Iiinketpu built an 11.6 lead - -'..%1---ml- # __ - _-~ _- - = y - - -_,,, ql_ -,,.~ .N=_ - ~;; - Anderson was the other bi. ERIE, Pa. (API - A nat,ionally televised fight for the World Boxing Association's lightweight chaniDionshin hall stick for Lake Monroe, tagginiz .-,, double and two been resctieduled from May 9 to Ma) singles tn four trips Fddic Roberto Duran will deferil his crown against Erie J. t - native Lou 3azzaro in the match, which will be broadcast tack wiI a homer, triple iIl(I live from the Erie County Field House by the CBS net. work. single in four at-bats. Charles Smith, Evans Bacon. Ze • Quakes S' in c 'i%ashington Fsans Malone and Wx 11 I 1. --- . - ___________ . I _11`1111ra I . AMU i ________________ for Patrick'ss Ifl a losing cause. a t Mell on Par k , - LADIES' NIN _ _____ IL ______________ -- a 40 6 0 -- " ;5 - --- ~_ , - - Cluirles Shaw each had two hit-i Frkki.v -,~ - _~ X-MV60~__ 114,11AJ I . . ,- IAM �12A-Even ing Herald, Sanford,Fl. _ Thuridy, April 1,17 WOMEN L Lawmakers Will Take Hard Look At No - Fault System I. : i 0 __ Auto Insurance Protests Le Draw i s g l 4 I Thundiy,Aprfl),17.-1B __ 'a' Ashier promised he will make a Forbes' measure wou!d not deducted from the court award. which the legislature wil l be gestion.s on revising the laws to TALLAHASSEE (AP) thing from setting up a staterun tors and hospitals by spreading Rates for your auto insurance strong push to take insurance pay the first $l. of medical better protect you against an insurance program (or do.tors the premium base much fur. Forbes points for support of faced have gone up as much as 65 per regulation out of politics by get- benefits, forcing persons to rely Insur ance-industry officials insurance company going and hospitals to reducing th e tier, supporters his position to action of the ce nt in the last 14 months, and ting the legislature to pass a bill on their heal th insurance. time period in which mal Florida Insurance Task Force, are quick to pint out that th e ba nkrupt. Rep. hyatt Brown, L)-Day. the screams of protest have removing Insurance from the It would also make health in- which after six months f large-scale rate increases Deputy Insurance Commis- practice suits could be filed. H - I - - V. a-j1.- a - - I i - - %NXV V I -%,,. . - _- o v'erFet esM ssMorris :::: - - ___ __ In And Around Sanford ,. . I 1 - - i THE GOOD OLD DAYS ARE GOOD AND GONE Ii - hlt. forgotten and they still enjoy a spin arounj th e dance floor to the beat of the Fabulous FIftIeS. Ray Metcalf and %Iarjles P1 - I I , I But Bob and Ilat slovr i right) haven't - -p,- - -• I , - I '., I S 1 ji / it tona Beach and a member or attracted plenty of attention In treasurer's office and making surance the primary Protector studying the problem issued a which have hit you in the past sioner Tom Brown said these However, the legislature the commission, said he the insurance post appointive. after the $1,000 threshold was rert sharply attacking the legislature. year are not caused by the no. revisions, which Included In- realized last year's measure doubted the recommendation Because of your protests, HoLe Commerce Chairman reached, eliminating the prac- present no-fault system as a fault concept, but rather the in- creasing the amount of surplus was only a start and appointed would clear the legislature al. lawmakers say. the coniing leg- John Forbes is the most vocal tice now of having double p. The panel caHM for the flationary spiral that has driven funds companies are required the Florida Medical Liability though doctors groups were ex. Islature is going to take its proponent fora major overhaul ments from auto and health up the cost of repairing cars to hold, are needed as ways to Insurance Commission to pected to lobby hard for t system's repeal hardest look at auto insurance in the state's current no-fault policies. ' and your health along with cv- prevent Insurance-company recommend further changes in The task force said the CW since it passed the no-fault in- auto insur ance law. For bes said 24 of every 25 Brown said he held out erything else, failures, the law. surance law 'in 1971. er hope for other Forbes, D-Jacksonville, has claims come in under $1,000, _% rent law should be replaced by . They admit that supporters "The fact that we've had an The commission experienced )o ... ht. rvsii'4 1. And that ic lttt im.' n '! '.:v' :t •.ri- a no-fault m'ciir that woiid ,:,.., -............"4'ur vtse vi the increase in inc number ot co rn- t he same sharp i1vlslofls besurance probienis with which would t.mt your rates 50 per cent mendous impact. But he admits have greater restrictions on fil- first states to adopt no-fault in parties becoming Insolvent is a tween doctors, lawyers and in- tur,-d settlements for award~ lawmakers will be wrestling, by sharply reducing benefits, it is the most controversial part log suits and would provide for 1971 oversold the proposa l and co ntributing fa ct or to the rising surance officials that the auto over $50,000. other forms of Insurance to proLegislators also will be And he predicts that the of his package. This would insury t'- ' * the initial rate reduction3 nian- cost of insurance," he said. panel encountered. IIk the primary Injury protec examining the suggesticn of a legislature will pass some kind "People are telling us they dated by the legislature should '' While the legislature has done The one recommendation jured persons would be getting blueribbon committee that you of reform. would rather have benefits re. tion. never have w.urred. little with car insurance since that would most directly affect the benefits necessary and no requited to purchase "Something has got to be duced if it would give them car However, the task force, The task force, in addition to passing the no-fault statute, this you was a proposal to require windfall would go to relatives if malpractice insurance when done this year because it we insurarkv they could afford," made up of attorneys, doctors making reco nunendat ions on will be the second straight year hospital patients to purchase the person died, Brown said. ou enter ahostalasa way to at until next year. it be he said and insurance officla1, dead- promotlnggreltcrsafct) on the that lawmakers hate wrestled insurance to cover themselves The other major area of In. tit down on high rates being too la te," he said 'Motorists Forbes' bill is also aimed at locked o making specific rec- highways by Increasing the with the problem of from in juries In the hospi tal surance, whet her to have an Ivaid by doctors and hospitals are paying higher and higher cutting down on the number of oinniendatiaris; on how to ac- number of s0te troopers and rnalpractice insurance. 71w coverage, which would elected or appointed insurance I- i ti 'n lrc'r i* (cm rrt m''m if th r 1w uLt k requirtn th it L nJiN toinplih ti 'na1 p1nt1n' uipin thuii ith utlzCnsLissiiiakcrs last idt Passed cost an cs(uuated $183 a d, iouuuls1onu, h sun to dra 1;.~ 1. ~ ., r- i ri", ;,, t.- I'l;1111) t.""ILI'll" til,~t t 1,'1~1 "I"Ji't, ~It ill, gained before the trial would be J up the conflicting views with band radios, made several sug- an omnlbus bill that did every. would reduce the load on doc- sharp debate also. -- EVIningHerald,Sanford,Fi. ___________________ Attention ati*ve - / ,#", - - 1 f. I Jennifer Morris, May 1 bride. elect of C.J. Bass, was honored at a lingerie shower Saturday at the Elm Avenue home of Jane Akers. Co-hostess (or the afternoon was Georgia Rufas. Bouquets of spring flowers . '1 / 11__~ / U _____ DORIS DIDo ETRICH The reunion is scheduled July 16 through 18. The event will feature a formal dinner-dance July 17 and a family picnic July 18. Howard Lloyd Is chalr1nan and Dot (Lee) Price, cochairman. k 0, ~4, O DIAL p 322-4525 '"' . - by Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beti MF Apartments cluf;house. _______________ ______________________ , ~ ,~, --- —_ ne E .. F"__. .T _____ - I . - ____ 11 1,- *, _______ I 'I a ' . .;rz" - - •-;&:- I f. . " l S 11 . ____ ' ill A -' it ffi~ ••."-, ' ' _____ &_,01% - - - -1 _____ C W_ IWFAI "~Wi ____ __ ,___1 ,V#*V - ~ ~1 ill r~- . - I P.o.In Air - ~ a I& Ridp %ft* a *AV ''.1 TR .__k;-_9 _ I / ill' __~J F_71_1 "__1n___ 6 0 , -J. . W MIA ,- I.- .__, - - i'', - I Al"HAW%EE (AV) -the department was turning its 1- _J ,e'\,,,.,\ -X~ 101RAir Environmentalists have back on environmentalists. pro. ed rule change they charged We do not think the rule we . - N ad NWL_~ oo - I a I ~ ft 0 0 ... SOMME I - I %6 = ft - ft, W,-- 0 - 11 vsv% iovil = IMi 111-AAM iE41 A 0 '"" 1__ I— ffm in I a . n @%a S~ - . y . ir _. __1 IF.# W t5 I W k-V - -Y,V:,Ar %* Ir .% I. I, \ -_ _; 5-1 Wednesday to exte nd thechallenges. -., ! ith HARDWAR -- • liowever, BaIjet said that the r proposal would mean industry " r abolish environmental laws could po llute up to certain 1ev. nd the amendment would keep els without any prior agency '-I that from happening. approval and would mean for M , Baljet, former director of tl)e Dade County, air could inuneoll Pollution Control Board, diately become six times as bad said the proposal by the new wi thout anybody being able to - -tnt-M t__ .;~Am f19,kLV -. - :_;_Z:7_;_ .- - Rh SUPPLI 1 DOOR S Reg. Price (ea.). issue with his predecessor's Jacksonville wa up •o 75 per charges dint the change meatit cent of the LA. levels. STORE - - - 0 -11 • I 1 4 ,' CONCRETE MIX - ' 879 I f, 8 -I . - - . i i.. t. 74 .I, I . 35 Ea C h ai F . s Show 99 1 1/4" DUll 'i".' ' To _ 11 ------ i I, "F\ip - i_'l 1 r. Z .. I _________ . .. I. '' A1IIr eo Self sealing 24CIb ------ ," \ -- -- N'. - . r -_________________ - - 900~h I I - '}' I V " ' ding Vdlue - good choice I for general purpose use Drill is double insulated. I " A I ! . - _. - - 4 -. I . 1 I -. - ___ - -I. 775_y~ 7J "1_~. -I __ to escape impending doom. But weeks has been true but much police in West Palm Beach and has been false," he said. Palm Bpa-h said thty. hail mit -1 1--. nnbcr~ of our church have re ived uord of any such sought (kxi's guidance, and ___ Each I Model 5320 in brown or ivory ___________________________________ Witt) 1 I - ~ ;_ . T f I - Guard for advice and guidanCe. Oere's the gewds of the non-: - -z - ~ .0~ story: . _M~ Z_:T 77wt apparently didn't stop - r, the Rev. Her- some curiom citizens. **We , Z. ; ; tabst lrinjt~ TempJe Church it, Vic beach during tfic day to alm Ikach returned watch for the thing." a Pa ilm a1trip toqu spokeswoman Guatemala where he had met said. "For sow folks, that may . _. - _. 1 __ 1 etacuations each tnditidua1 church, ChrisWhile scme merchants tried tlanandrion-Cfrlstlanmustdo to attract mitomers to "tidal the sa. - m." wave rAes," many concerned Co.-st G urrd and US. Geolog- g. -"I=called polict-ey officials debxiked lets, the National Weather ______ 4 ~ " ... N a n . , .V-4. TA ~____ ~V_ - - - L colonial or clamshell trim for drywall construction. . .....w— ICE iV rrC3N -. 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' GAUZE THf LOOK Of TODA r $ ,-•, _ ' NEW SHIPMENTI INDIAN ~ ~ 0 45" WIOf @ MACH. WASH e NO-IRON , __- 14I VWNt ._!,4 -I,~-,E;-,Tv4~~ CO-ORDINATES TOPS A matching sweater-jacket .. . __ DESIGNER - . I I • TUBE I Wk Brenda L. ____ - __M. G SP I For neth Jones, _____ EMOMMOOR____ -~_ 4r .. Morgan, Charle.s G. and __ 'L N% .:---F ___ - - __ OnSiomeltems , -- I 4 Dissolutions Of Marriage Handy two- pockei apron for nails or small tools. SANFORD SANFORD L I 543, Daytona Beach, and Charlene A. Furuseth.A 511 S. IN, lontgoinery Ave., DeLK Roland 1). -_j~n; ~;rlrli._,-_r. L~Y~.&H -_ - - --- - _. " .-' 100% POLYESTER i Nm - Applications Patricia . . I Station Sanford. Rhodes 30 114 Mockingbird Lane, Orlando, Thom'is J Circle.San ford. ml Eugene J, Jackson. 18, Mix Rebecca L. Dykes, 19, 2434 S. 2.U1, (kiando, and Pamela J. Elm Ave., Sanford. - .- ----". _.__,_~__~-i-XV14., M-11- - -__ jrjlbpw .A~6~ ~,~-0_.:~_#_ STA RTS 2944 ORLANDO DR. i - ~ ~ ~r4 -A- / I- I -_- with Mrs, Ward and seeing the Long%ood. th the helpin hand of 1, 1 Town are the parents of a leap sights of Central Florida. year baby - 7 pounds 8 UL While Mr& Rode was still I,eslie Marie, born Feb. 29. The here, Mrs. Ward also had a visit Johnny Knight Sr., 22, 2102 Circle, Sanford. Jiunes M. McBride, .1.1, 234 SW Road, Sanford, and Rosie ,t -r __ ____ - _.I- -____- - ___-______- !-----:I— - I - .--.,.-__ ___ ____ ., Z - . . - -,--,, I -__T_u ___ -_-ZI-4-~~-__`__ -~-&~,Aj~, V I.~~__ _-___ ~ _Zt_=At-_.1-;tw,-L -- i'_-_.:~--? -,--- - -_;-- - _~ SALE AYELAA (p'• i 9 .I, !- ; ,I __ A . I . s es Jim and Reg;na lee of Old NANCY BOOTH & 1 ire I _____________ ." 2' SALE PRICES GOOD APRlL2thru8 V tii I . . - ii / V Joan from Indio, Calif. r'-6735 _____ chum, Kern Rush were - '!f 1 C C 5011 0 Me ad owlarkSusie staying at a motel in Miami. Rutherford of icleirated his 17th birthday ('asselberr)celebratedherI2U They were In Miami so . March 14 b% Newsome, who is development hosting a Party for birthday in an unusual way. di rector for Channel 24 PBS in 'ewsomes were given a new 10 school fnind 'Jso at Susie, a member of the Winter Orlando, could assist the Miami room. this time on the fifth tending the festivities was long Springs Junior Police, brought time pal Robert McDormant of her birthda y cake to the list PBS Channel 2 in their fund flo)r .Mrs. Newsome says they Eustis who c-flebrated his birih- meetins,of the group. raising drive called Festival nt a sleepless night won. day March 13 and drove down to Afterthefo were dcringifttwr'touldbeiinother share the happy time with hIs 30 members sang ewsomes The Happy awakened in the middle of the alium and there they were five buddy. Birthday," to Susie arid helped Itwasatyplcalteenageparty her eat the huge cake night by a fire alarm In stories up' ith loads of refreshments minutes their ground floor \lr and Mrs William dancingnnd1isteninto records room filled with smoke, forcing tarcel Snydes of Tuscawilla them to run outside in tx-d. Leskowyak of Wildwood en. of the latest rock groups. gave a slide presentation and Mike is the son of Joe and talk on his experiences in clothes. Once outside they tertained .Mrs. Leskowyak's d.scot ered the fire w 's on the brother John Gingras from F t elvn Nelson, ath isors to the Moscow at a breakfast of the other side of the building, but Apple 'alley, Minn (rtngas Winter Springs Junior Police Fishers of Men Club of the in divided his week's visit between Alt,unonte Springs Chapel of through air conditioning ducts thi I eskowyaks and his Mrs. ha Ward of Old Town the United Church of Christ After the fire was under parprits, Mr. and Mrs. William tier for the past two months. Sen ice officer and his latist control around 3 a in the (,ningas of Orlando Agnes Rode of Grand Wipids, Mich., hius enjoyed reminiscing Njoscow * ' N ri . ______ - You may ha ve noticed that those ads saying your dog must cat Jim Dandy's "Puppy Love" dog food to avoid what the company called a "growth slump" have stopped running That's because the National Advertising Disision of Better Business Bureaus challenged the ads and the company admitted it had no scientific proof that dogs have a growth slump or that Puppy Lne can cure It me iv ads said, Puppies started on even high-quality brands of dog food cx pericnce a slump in development Althoughapuppyappcarsattnsbe,e will neer be as strong as he could be The claim made In the advertisement was basedonastudywhich used one breed of dog and lasted only 16 weeks - not enough for a valid conclusion, said the Better Businm people. iur ni i L can of beer. . ' — or rre - flung DOOR UNITS : , ft DUPLEX RECEPTACLE I nterl '-'' I : i - I. Lavrrom Sco"Y'Slo I ---. 3C 4 . IN=' abstumm . of the Terraces had an exciting if frightening -- experience recently. Tlie Newsomes, ac- I - - -t 0-000_ 50::;~ 0 1,00 I - C I I\ ~ - - =-- Miami 29c I 1t'i5 . - I 24? 'b - I ! . I Cut Price 11 1790 -.. ____ - - - 1 No23 37" x 38 3,'8 No 24 37 i5O 5i8 _______ ..r In And Arouna Winter Springs . 12/2 Solid N/M. 2'l0 Rb!' S - ; --._.- It ,and Johrana and a school Single hung aluminum windows meet FHA and I e 1. iAI W WINDO , ' - --. . 4 ELECTRIC CABLE ALUMINUM ______ - -.01- . ` -- - - - - -_ V5 b 8 right or left hand 2 6 .2 8 )r 3 0 ,id1h. - -- -T 11111111110, button latch, installed grill. ' - John and Barbara Newsome Each t:M F" - I' :-i--=---'---- .. Reg, Price (ea. bulb) J , - __ BULB Alurri'nuai door with fi ber- - - £ There 3re lots of good alternatives to bologrw for lunchbox meals: egg salad, peanut butttr, tina arid dczens of others. Its studies indicate bologna is a junk food and should not be made a regular part of your diet. Most parents recognize that (act, the magazine notes, but even their children a steady stream of bologna sandwiches for lunch Unfortunatel), bologna is one of the first meats most children eat because it is easy to chew and bland enough for most tastes The magazine's objections to the nroce-u rnea1 prod uct are many. I t says bologna contains an a erage of 27 per cent fat, nitrates and nitrites which are suspectedofcausingcanceraridaheayy dose of salt which may predispose a child on a bologna diet to high blood pressure later in life. Bologna also contains about 140 calories -. M 1; ___. tl .J - - P C EA II - Pima II I_— SYLVANIA 26 SolidCore SCREEN DOOR -i ,,,000 PALM BEACH claimed to have predicted the -A I tj1jjj wave hit Flor- disastrous quakes months [we(API — No M; -'-I Ida today. ,, - AIR COMPRESSOR %iouily. . i I Most days that fact isn't But that was just part of a - with Inflator Kit and . ~.~ I ".., ; I news, but as far back as last vision the ioman supposedly SprayGun ________ ' December some folks eanwstly experienced — the rest re- I / 11"; [! hadpinpolntedAprilFoolsDay vealedmataperecordlngcai'- H 1 K ft B k d for the watery catastrophe. ried back to South Florida by i- ~ 99 'r. FIBERGLAS INSULATION And in P,0m Beach County, the Rev. Mr. Unger that earth.1 I Each . after word of the prediction was quakes would hit Califomia and H Save as much as 30% each year when you , - I , Weed by the local news media, Alaska and a tidal wave would invest in insulation for Designed for sprairg R oll hundreds o persons repo y rake Florida on April 1. inflating, or painting 3Ya xiS (approx. 561in. ft.i ........7-66 grew uncomfortable with the Contacted Wednesday, the shellac lacquer o il or 34 x23 (approx 56 tin ft 1 11 75 idea Rev. Mr. Unger refused to latex base paint, 1~(, operatton, '_'J~.y i There even were unsubstari- comment about the tidal wave clean-up. t9l 6" x 73"(approx. 32 lin. ft, I . , 1 11.49 " i' — tiated reports about some prediction. "Much of the infor- , people evacuating their homes mation , 7- - --i".f_-_ ~ ~~ ~~t , ~_ a -I' i __~ t - LIGHT BULBS ' - - , / . r _ -_ " P livered price slighilyhighor Aqw,1~. - - ~_- --:,oLr_ _- — - ________ T-0- Solid Core 23.40 " tI 4 _- -'r_f .L ________________________ r / f, ~ EXTERIOR. 1Y."iNck !%. 2'-6" . 11.10 ~•S...SSS11. F' Bundle Cash and Carry price eo ----.-- i "" - . P Now Consumer Reports Magazine says more fleral truth to th e thert may saying then most people thought. I ,t `__~~ AAR -=_ ___ .:~ ; = - -"-'' W ~~w~ don't know anything and-or have nething . - ___________________________ ' I Hiint!V C3 11, hag Ii` N 3532ES . ___ TJ - Tlie familiar saying, "you're full of .. - f ' . !2 - __ I ~ - I - - - . r .1, , I .-- ____ ______ —. , _r,71 F- - ________ STURF 1t 6 18 20 750 24 860 26 860 2-8............. - — I ______ dedb:'i I _______ Empire styling in antique brass finish, vvith h,l -W- ___ . .-7 ~ -1 __ "IbmL LY S .., P I= . I 93i __ Ia Lauan 6 8 FLUSH DOORS .2,29 ___ - 0 . __ Ltpartment of Environmental stop it. , oe TOR -1. 11u, Reg'.zlation would have given . 4 I nia university professor, saId I 1 dlrt% fuel sulfate levels in Tampa were ' BVror, styling in aluminum or brass finish, ~~t4 Ho wev er, Environmental already as bad as those in Los will', deadbolt gg Landers sa!d he took strong problem in the country and I - .I I Fue'refill cylinders are interchinge- ~. able or-i all propane appliances and ii I ItG I V111mou" Ill . ___ - _ - - - " - 11 - I -, ;$-__ .I _______ ____ ~_=__ ~ - - .'*, iiliii~ ______________________________________ , KIA90211"Wagm9m - 11 I I - - - Kide%F ran't Live rl.n Bolognmis 1WWW ifto %.a t Studies Show It's Junk Food . !.1 ~ , =JiAz" 19ORI v - 1'. - . . I i quallt) rather than adopt aless votedS-ltoextendthecurrrent tringent regulation modeled law until December Iril, when i" the report of a $2 million air , r the federal law pollution stud) being done by 14 W the victor). ari ous en- private i ndustry is expected to entaI groups announced clear up were launching a petition enforcement practices .aznpaigntogarn2lo.000signa. Ii . tares necessary to place a conIThe current law, in effect titutional amendment on the since December 174, states ballot regardi ng the environ that no industry is allowe d rient lower the existing air quality of DOOR ' Peter Baljet whosaidhewas an area unless DER approves VIEWER Each ., representing numerous en- it. W Model 669XC fits 000rs up to ck. .4 Allows you to look out wilhout being seen. Florida Defenders- of the _ Environrnent and the Florida Lung Association. said the developers in the dark about what was allowed and it would amendmentwouldplacelnthe bebtttootfl — " DERNZOM.AIIC nstitution requirements to standards, which would allow ': an increase In saur dioxide çillution and culat tt 7H 39 ', liz said people were corl- trations up to certain level& __ __ - I - .1 ( 8 1 The commission however, I __ .X- __. 4 I I Ill bologna is an old slang expression / I A I fflif 1. _____ i and make pollution six times harniful effect," tic said, add- :- j 1% , ,,rse in Dade County alone. Ing that a change was neces- ! sary because the current law LL The stateCommission Environmental Regulation voted was so vague it wns impossible ~,`. 1 . . -4 .,.4 -1 'a 1-1__ ,_~;T-;-_-_1--;_,;. - 111tsm,.AVP-~~",___14 ,1~ W ffAW 1%OPPAW.11110F AW.-AN116 _FM 'Im IM~ft. I - -q1C~'X.W-._--_---4 . --,- ~_ ,-~~__d k MR 1**"LVAML -k. 1 1 .:-, . 7. . - I - - l ________ - _. - '~. - - Pa ' I _____ ____ - - t nient table. Bridal games V "L_1 I Dr. and Mrs. W. Vince I Sheila) Roberts have returned inners were awarded potted Betty Akers. from a 10-day Caribbean cruise plants. aboard the luxurious Queen Invited guests included Missing persrns wanted! Elizabeth. 'fly visited the Evelyne Morris, the honoree's Seminole Iligh School's clan Virgin Islands, Martinique and mother; Kathleen Walsh, her of 1956 is searching for Barbados and spent time in sister: Eva Hutchison, her graduates for the 20th reunion. New York. grandmother, and Margie The planning committee asks Morris, her aunt as well as all "lass members to confirm Non golfers planning to at., s ~%ith Mrs. Ed tend the 1976 Ballet Guild Golf (,race t (,lenda Stlkwood)G ordo n, Tournament cocktail party, Williams, Betty ; /' VAdbqb.& _ Brusnahan, C h a n t e I Cornell Drive, or Mrs. Lou buffet dinner, awards Brusnatian, Sue Coombs, Sue (Margaret Moore) Temple. presentation and dance April 3 ,, torveau , Doris Thornton, Gina Anyone knowing the at Mayfair Country Club are lip"( Thornton, Barbara Russell, whereabouts of missing asked to make reservations by Mary Blair, Mary Rufas and classmates is asked to call, too. Friday with Joe Kuriinai. 1~ _1111111 fc; f "I '* j party area and on the rcfresh- 1 Phl Saturday -it the Ridgewood Arms CHABLE -'# OVII L C 25 pkco _____ - SOLD B V THE PIECE _____________________________________________ �1 - _________ ______ I BEETLE BAILEY L Waflie, - L!terary Bft 60.1-RT =I-_VI. ? = . - ; = I -, . 0 -F1,4.;.r17 _. . ) 0 1I 12 9i iN:1 s-- Q AsIain cz. ____ __________ . - Friday, April 2, 1976 A S -M'r -1 1_ , I For - 19 .1 BBERMCEBEDEOSOL F ;~ ._ Sea i 41 4 She*". 11W I HOROSCOPE ___ - 15.. :: = 11~& I i _- _ ________________ - __ ___ . _________ _______ *) , ( : ! r il il ! I / Lzt11 - 7 7 3 . _ . 1 ____ :1 3 ______ (AiTg 51rl4 I S5 c"c'es / H ± I 1 LL c tJ ;o I 2 : 24 U.*e -- I [1L I - ________ - ______ - * i __ . I I 1 1 / -- I ______ _________________ , - I CPUS CLATTER wi 21 BIMO BURNS - - 34 _____ 2It ' 28 ;N. - 0 ,__/ ; .1 I i / r i I'n ~ I :I , 53 - ••...., [ I .3UST 1 .4y EtIt1 JJT / UI }£ A Tr TH' d LIP LN m LTS C.LED VEAL 5TR1N5KY. j .kELT tuIuvrudi 7 UP' i MUST - (X11 &a I ,- - __ !i_• - -::~ -. - .. - .1.4'. 1 . 7. I - - iL . - ~ I - , , ELECTED - fee csidcnt Joyce Sammet, 41 4ii BLONDIE ( - - . I - - a . . I ~4-~r ;5pl?t I" 0 1 I I ;I**I -,-1 . .,V.-- ~ - I 7- 1 ___ 7 f* , .i LsI Can anything be done to h6p . ; 1 ide1f) !m )aw r - I oft-5 -L !_ 1- , !I Ir 17~ 1- '. ~ ~ __r___ -i - -__ _- L,.,-- - __ -2.-__m-_- __ -_-_ ,----__-:___'7 ~~ 114~ < ---_Z1.6"w- _,__~ 1*- -.~_ '-~_'._*--~__ ___ -t4,,__4.- You DOING YOUR ARiTWME"TICT- ~ ;4 ( ~w , , Bury His ,AV-. ,* 'i It - IT ~ ,* wood fm nhmg hack mtc I 0 ..i k* ! , , N 7- ~1111111111111~_ / 4. - _F _ =it ARCHI E I -2 .... _-__ ___ IM HAPP) --*;,eh I'm sAci i r s I H-A.-z , '-, S(E/RED .' 1. M-4=! =U ;Z I .1 ) C, - =~__& `*_Z__ -*-&-*I- I (It, M - ~,-,~ _._k _ ., , l I - AL _______ 1-171,1_1 i ~ .cuaGfs'T 111'*, - 3 . ; 1 I - - - __ --,I. * I .I _.W_:T1T_-7i_1__1_4~1 - - - .-;_ ___-- __ ,~~~.__ 1 - 11 I FOREST FIRES -:,L ~d TO R-OODS I 4 I - _,~_ oNs Fo I%-, ,-- In the '20s the best auction bridge mthe world was pIa) by i 0 A . obstrurtion I feel that a coni,Plete cardiac tvWuation wovId be in order. I / . 9 lot tht dog DI Alt ABB\ \1) husband and I are in the process of ( ( u NMW ;' A SICKLY get a divorce. We are alrea living apart and are in total . LOSE WE I G Tried everything and fall*d men and women We can I I QUICK but SAFE way. / I I A# 9 i 9 '~ I - / '. L , Y 4 , I 9 ' MW to LOSE C`.6!,t*A.. I V ,,#,.. , P , - -_ - -Ob ' -Forget this 'W*Sboy' Stuff, W. Perkins! I'm a Melia Alloca- 1;~~Ot I 5 ON 7;9 - ZU W /__111_1 / " I/ Asu ffir A6xv _'~ A4~W jao~45! I ~w IT/ I - -;_ - - &frP ~,hj I; , W - I II '\ - ~_ X -,.' , -,- ,%ft . , k. ,- ,' - - \ .. ! , /f' I r---.\ ____________ ____________ N JI 'L A -, I I, -. ;I~7- Q .. 'N I5 ? :-,.. -- R* ardlec of ho "Iriendl', READYFOR CHAMBER "Hats i.allable for all children at 44"J sometinies along with radiation haveprolongedthellvesof \(- ,.i : r M I I ~. - _ aofdults has not approached that children, t _W :-- z ___ J ,- __ I . . - I 1.JF here is some prospect for impro%ment as cancercentersarebeginningto teeat the disease In adults more aggressively. the Bicentennial" Is the theme of a brunch being hosted by the Greater Sanford "Parents should bc: aware of amber Pres ident John CarU (left) and Delbert the fit signs of leukemia. The Abney get help from Helen Kelley (second left) and Faye Stier in preparing their Bicentennial out- child becomes listless, shows flu. Anyone wesng a hat - the crazier the better - th we1me 10 attend the bnmch. Make muscle weakness, bleeds reservadons by calling the Chamber. Prizes will be awarded for the best bats. (Herald Photo by Jean easily, and may complain of Patteson) bone and joint pain. -__"'' ; II only a cancer of the young, it Off to 'T 4 I __ i M__ / 10 ,, I L .. _ ____ -4 i . _l M , __ - ,;_ _. __ _t , _____ Celebrate Easter in Local Artists Exhibit Paintings to 9 p.lil. niarshes at the headwaters Mrs. Altamonte' Springs Extension I lometnakers Club is chairman 0 4$ 'Ii N We will be plaised loo assist you with plannlng your I I , I, C _?, 11 . ______ - It was voted at the ineeting - I Chapter se.-A a check for $100 to the Central Florida Zoo t0 help lie urged Audubon inembers with maintenance. Z - t 1116 0 Z f :-7%, W Ft . i ; - I . I 1, II " WALLCOVERINGS IMD DRAPERIES V ' I // () 1 M SELECTED U -I " - ON I . I - . .- - m, _'-'_ , *'. ..& W i ! I S : Z! - _.:__ _.F7 - _: !-I __ . 1. M; ewe U -1 I no -1# - ~ i 11 * 200 N. Park V) The ne regular meeting of bird stud classes conducted by ;,"a Weigley of Florida Audubon. The"final session was L" ,Ia field trip to,%Iullet Lake Park. - _M_ -- I LA. ___ farniland and building. \14 ' r;~.. -, - ; "'s, , . ''~(,:-'s , '. , // , - _! ik,. t- Over 600 pantrns, styles and tolocs. Five tin" ol f ashable vireiri wallcovetings. Nandi-Hang. F wsirview% DOW IV. Fanfs(**' Flocks, and _ some ,Uippzb ' - k % 'I,tI - - FREE!DO 4__-1Z I WsU:ho you h:w md what tools you ned Come 14c, In ot call tho stofe nowtst you to mako a r"ervation lof out newt wai,covefing clinic, SAVE 30% ON STYLE , __- erthre / , . zat__,~ CIL11 i , .- -i 1 ____ .I 11__ I. .'~.,: --- PERFEM tre at Cu, drp" -- hu ce iabucs, styles and colots. Sale / ' - = ~', _-:.-;t- ~ 1. I ' custom 4~~ % 4119 I I -I.-, Easter's On Its W a : . 4." CLASSIC 99" gal. 8" t!Zi ptrmansnt prrss. The Cuit(cd iPm 1isI wad we 9"Wam" Ift" "Uslacti" "i VIC ( [I Inv* U" '., - ______. -i:- I ik;A~ trail thk E;t?u.Qg are t - hopping down the bunny outfitsellslo'5730 ', fashions in many colors ,*nd styles from 0 : :: maCrame natural materials ) j. >_ Ilornenukus Achie%ement being drained for pasturage, that the treasurer of Seminole using their on st)le and unners homemaker of the owners for that land palette \ ('jj and tluh of the \ ear A report as made at th One of the points of interest at a trds n .11 be prcsnted each class session is the critique in which all juirticiiple in mnstructive criticism of their imintiruls. neat sophisticated ,.111 ,C~11 ~ will be o pefl to the public from 7 Re said this is dUe mainly to arrangements. rs ' 'I - strikes adults as well. While success in treating leukemia in ci.. b N ,- + G nUMPILIR, -i'-- VV ,_\ I amber of Conerce Wednesday at 10 n.m. and "In agreement" you two live materials, centerpieces may be, I %ould still recon*r and flower arrangements, niend legal counsel. Some of miscellaneous crafts, and food those I'do-il-vourself" divorces preservation. One best of show are niore eximishe In the long - ard %%ill be presented. After i )`_~ young leuketni a patients for up - 4 a oc s pro 0 C Audubon tnea on \larch 1 Flocks o' have to do is get all (]own in fact that many of her students I have won ribbons in shows and J.T. Turnipseed, president of w W' in ired it the l&g il id sold paintings too The ill F riends ot the St Johns %IS agree that painting is fun. the speaker at the March 25 ckipreys %% er si 'ht d is eLI as meeting of the Seminole two limpkins feeding in ffie don't qualif%- for low-cost leg.-it fliapter of the Florida Audubon pair of •uitl we are both Homemakers huge barred ow lured Society, at the meeting rooms vainfull y employed. from their hiding place to ny The sixth annual of the Florida Power and light recily over the heads of the .. Homemakers Achievement Co., in Siniford. Day will be hel d Tuesday and Turnipseed spoke of the watchers. U do it ourse %Vednesda) at the \tiss Fa Hunt president, AItirnonte declining riser - the loner (sting5forpaptrsplusa$3 I ' Civic wa" ed thatatriptoSebastian st'it d' ' h fee for filing. Woman, Yesterday's Heritage" vegetation, decrease in bird life Inlet is planned for March 31. As wesee it. the $3 fee ~Is the s the theme. ,; Olive Wood is in charge of and declining number of fish. .Nli.-, only necessary action to tx-,% I t iken bs us Isn t it possible to On Tuesin) hon'etiiaker ~krile up our own legal papers club members will bring in here comes Peter Cottontail ;in(] have them notarized? items to be judged in 20 Why(In %% e have to go through categories: painting and aving a drawing, fabric painting, with ' h lawyer write up the papers ceramics, embroidery, crochet, ' tien we are in complete knitting, needlepoint, quilts, agreement on all the terms" afghans, miscellaneous hand1)1 HtIENDlYPARTlM ork, clothmg construction, I 1 cOW , WEIGHT KEEP IT OFF11 . ~~4 kJL , q youl FAST. 1 01 ' - ?". , *V Ar AV EA01 12W, AE aW4W.- V 11 , , I. ' 1 4 _ and the iSitatiofl rights All rl$ RWR/ I O3WMAiA : COME 0 " '- , remember is that the latest than asinging&1g for company. Seminole County art supervisor by the Bell Ringers; Audrey SCOfl I u . • insist on h ow do I meet him? for 30 years Duda Junior 4-HSharthFun and Charinaine restoration of the marshes. His TIIF LADY NEXT DOOR Her students work in oils, but winner; DEAR IADV: Invite him choose ti,eir own subjects, Ilanna.r, Evawn flannar Julie .. over for a T-bone steak dinner either abstract or traditional. Ilawkins ' tin oan aw ins, that norinally stores water the for -;I ' ;.nd trlI him sou'll save the Nine They work at their own pace, Senior 4-11 Share-the-Ful the river and reiniburse a I _ TheAmericanCancerSociety 151.1ppose he is lonely, but I'm adult Nfinting class for about 12 ments they have co nstructed. river in o r midst; to contact this Audubon group is set for that sure he could do much better ycars. Before that, she was Entertainmen', will be provided officials specifyinp 1 1._~_ i ' The man is very attractive, are exhibiting their work at Day activities will begin at 9:30 and appears to be in his 60s. I Senkank's "Artist's Corner" a.m. Wednesday. ne day will ders ring the month of April. feature a fashion show in which I THEN £t4 ili be phiced on the progress Mr Babcock has taght an homemakers i1l riiodel gar to become more aare of this ' I 1. , A 11 - -I--,L r Al I 11 of mine attend U funeral note, begins ill the beginning of but I don't know if he would feel erer' song and finishes at the Students of Mildred Ba the satne way. erid, (Sometimes the inan cock's adult oil painting class at Should lack him' Th it sums hmonizes uth the dog ) Seminole Carnlnunit} Coilege tot .0, " , . %lien she (ties, should I at- organ. The dog's tend the funeral' If im husband consists of a hou ling sound, but wure to (lie, I'd want ' tNs friend he very often hits the right .., - Ill :: '..., . I !ist mor.th a hochelor niod Dick Tumor F...O~ - 't'1' -' each other socially, but when into the apartment next to %ke meet on business, the close mine. '17his irt anelec:c romantic feeling Lsstinther I can hear hiin ~ CARNIVAL ` - -- systern." . Now I've heard that this playing nearly every evening. man's wife has a terminal I don't mini thit but he also illness and hasn t muCh longer has a Boston bulldog that to li c 'sings" Me he pins S tI J i - .-____-.1-1I! -I- Abby this case I i \ , The answer is that the hand and is thrown in for the experts? writ@ ,*Ask the Jacobys care of this flepaper The Jacob will answer indiv,'dual questions it SIMPOd. self-addressed envelopes are enclosed Tfie most interesting questions ity/1 be usej,n this column 'TER JA/HJTP~ physicians, according to Mrs. Dr. Sidney Farber in 1947," said against leukemia, a form of spent five million dollars in Iri 4 Irene Brown. president of the Mrs. Brown. E)r. Farber was a cancer of the blood forming on leukemia and leukemia- 14 I is a mi WhIst Club Culbertson and Sims were two of the best, but The nature of the dLsease I.- --- 41i_ cardia CU - L__womw s crass. Please 1(IVISC 11W. UI 1)11(11 NI) DEAR FRIEND: Don't ask great love affair. We are just him. And don't attend the friends who enjoy all !ides of tunemi. I think he'll probably our relationship. appreciate your absence. refer' you to the cardiac chnic - I rgar en SC CCI his birthday with a party for his Jed ear Alter that, we slopped seeing .4 diered that one ha , j i, (ummunity, spccial emphasi.s children under 15. s cientists and dedicated therap> asploneeredb) the late ..i1 I I uptight. i I don't blaine her, i exclusive Ngh rise apartment. . ,1 - - , u Unlversit and I woWdsu est that ou k doctor - by I K Ryan - Db I usually don't mention geographic localities but I w you're close to Stanford ob - . About a year ago, his wife , ,~.~ _ ' ' t4C . - -.---.- each other frequently (odiscuss business matters or just to have friendly get-together. We have been to bed together (luring business trips, but neitherofusthinksolitasany E J TUMBLE WEE D5 COUNTERF11EA61.EIATKE(6.hI Pan Radio Qt Statn New York _- RalsING CITY REVENUE : A - ~1 - - ..., I'm Evening Herald. P.O. Box 155i, r 7, Pan 1* -_ brillant %kork of research Ikfore the buginniiij; of drug Marilyn Vvifp fo un d out about us and got all in my nud-50s, and I live Ill an -o is wn & PLANNING COMMISSION i _----__ M - -1 . - A FluAnda reader wants I i C ITY Pan Heart pain is W sharp and Li better tAstory would need to Lx~ valve with obstrwUon I ---.--- IV .1 & 2& 5 a Nis 6 A "a mped• self-add resse tn : 3 v ma ke. Here is a simple example of ths bid wch ee expert uses t day. Without the Lightner 0 double West would a club- Fast would take the 1Ir5tt1iCk and h rest, After the double, west I I I ____ Pam Pass Mild aortic stLwsis of ob. to recognize heart pain. Heart struction d Ow bifid valve that Letter, number 240, Heart doeml cause enLvgernent of Attack. Myocardial Infarction, the hea rt or excess WOrk 0 the AgTdna Pectoris. Send a d I V I \ I /,/, Iouble leads a heart and poor South onetnrk shortofhic'oetract E kn. For iofiaUon on ho Now P 1ky 1 /Aft I - ATTEW)ON 1 / .1/ - K;rtic AfOW ? .~_~_,~ " 1 w yotr hiband has heart pain CLASS, Pdf_"'~CE II INOICATCR If BCUE PiT CHsc - - - __ Eli OO QG. CLASS __________ vl __ 01 1( NZOV •AKQJn £1 b.SOith refers byBob Mn_a 11 a kn wz le after a hand dealt, bid, and a few ______________________ it is cards have been played defM in wWch there are only removed and an artificial val ve two le9k-ts instead of am .pit in its PLKv. 11"is a serims not doesn't necessarily mean operation but it is done evm, day in major heart surgery that they don't funrtler ers ' nauon ~ V'.~ - 7) . 11 ~; ~~f A K Q 108 V43 of Y Y speaI X through be nder 0^","I , _, iD is closing the area and pmenfing presIdent Ruth floffoo, second vice corresponding secreth 1 wife. We are both in the s;w~, type of busine - many others contributed help in getting contract bridge on as feet One was Ted Lightner. Ted, hO is now 82 or 93, plays * rubber bridge at 7bt- Regency indeed associated with Whist Club Se%r eral days a progre changes in the week and will receive copes o The best known of his mari JACOBY MODERN) heart, open heart Irger) could _____ 01 , - ~ I A~~ .,-.::z_-- - kma (C -Z I I ! 1 t; ,48, 6;..~,, " 20 Z( - - - AM, POP _t CIL.. - Ia') .-----k-,-.,V- T:-~-J .:: __ I _0-4 ~-i~', -6 0 0 2 &AKJ975 'O C, 4 Lamb alzraost all of the body except this inform3t.lon and special X_ )' Lt1r11y this valve . iiOw mucn Ou!tructiofl IS has ee iek They open the blood is e*W out of ttv prestilt. heart and mce the squeezing o( If there is a major amount of the heart is over they map shut, obgrucbm.and certainly if it . . b' Al Vcrzne,r . LAST • the ouflet of the heart to the one is measu ed awde the heart great arte (aor) that and beyOnd P R'SC'LLA' ,,, N. 1.-4~ % heart made b) the women, will drawnonMay6.Theproceeds FIIC ruiieni toward ..e purchase of a rescue van. company good living are being added to American Cancer Sodety. It is ttiniated there jll k' Cancer Sodety. "Now, we the lives of many acute s is in contrast to a begin this year's educational 21,000 new leukemia cases this leukemia patients by the survival of orir three months and ftmd raising Cr usade in our year and 2,100 of them will he Meredith and city councH June Helms. 11ferald Photo by Gene F-'lei . one you would normally a tter Dothan, Ala Should'OtherWo an . 0 youropponentsbid islamon their o steam y are tag your partner to ke an unuial lead, rather than ti - directly rel.ated to the &v can he told is - - -4-1 r. 0 Greoffry. The Prices are from companied b) Mar) lliompson the verses on the piano. Miry is I1IC r$ Imi ( is all of 80 years oung' of the F irernen's Auxilia ! . ~- pm at the F ire Hall It's ala)s a delicious meal and an opportun o? n0rsthe , Jack Strickland, who was ac- words and pictures to illustrate 17 0", relatt-d research, she pointed %. - ;,- . I the Lihtnersl This doble ~;6;^^ 1 ER O'k anstorrucal area involved. I - __ £Q L Cli__Yowi IC ____ 9 J [ W~ ~ .or It - Slowly but surely, years of Seminole County Unit of the past president of the American liacketfl contributions to the game is AKQJS I leelsf:het;: an ;ather uy.Heiss1im&. ____________________ riothave high C1xI1teroI or an cthey proems. The doctor heart is C n*ute -a is nng to wo bly r i -__ _ ---- _ BRIDGE AT NORTh mA J 96 WEST has a s.harp feefing of pain in his heart., thm no more . He birth of their second daughter, Beasley on 71ird Strect Laurie Anne. The baby Is the A spaghetti supper ~,,iil 1. he Y from 5:30 t J uy oiICco Seet Cunc,--- Crusade Helps Leukemia a` Pat*ents I (ftc for 19777 have been elected by E1lon Sigma chapter of Beth Sigma P. Sea Ii president Ve Saw. OFFICERS iFeb. 2C-Mth - :- E-A,5 IV 04* verycloserelationshipwith;, • Sommes he , JONES Phyllis White displayed a new exhibited at the Oviedo Market ,71 .,,;V!~,~ ,/ -,; , , : married woman. I've had s Ifl (Xr - - KATHERINE ' .- . I ik4 1ue or early )S O: -i t A_- I_ () has a W 1 ( _-_- t DEAR DR. Lkm - . I S i - I 7 _____ UeanngS Hearl Problem "--- I y! All % - '.AYTH1'G _______ / o.oda,.. try your barRainine Develop Your Potential talerts -1 - WIN ) (iu. CAF.NT1AL1,..' 0 . 9r Ti-4' C14EF5 SEEN ) / -. ________________ p1 become mterested in creative 'C i - ,ez, ./ ___ I , - I Congratulations to Dianne many little friends at (1 ren S. o and Frederick Rood upon ' ~ ______________________________ - - ••. Presentea dn't know Vicki possessed organ solo Little Kath) Court Shogren sang, "My God and Santh Itampenthal and re m p 1; " she was accompanied by Ellen Scott sang some o any cently enjoyed the Marie Utter at the organ. songs that the) sing at Junior meron, of her nep w We were than treated to a Curch. The song folders were Day. It was beauUfully made Mary Francis Price and so lo, "Shepherd of tve." by most interesting, hain bo th withalovelycrossstitchdesi. rhildn, Randall, Wa)ne, and r' , ,_ ! ) ____________ ___ PC r ______ AC7 N . ~ I u a-powl. - - ,e~ . . - ___ - " ________ DE'I5 _____ 11 01 - I ___ __ 1 ) z mith a f!ouri!h i$,at will call St-mething unusual may occ, Ut could ruit in re attenuon to VIRGO fAug. M,Sept. 221 small advantage cmeerwise. It 11 coWd add weight 10 your purse, Yois taIen could be put YOURBIRThDAY iood use'oday in making those , decorative changes around 33 1 by "S 5 TE 4 have the hack today, to use it dng - - ___ I -- oull beat the me 3 LEO Jy Aug. fi) W _______________ I.,- --;-':'--- ____ : t AQUAR WS I Jan. 2D-Feb. I 9 I Y(-ur al ffis can be wcompi isihed today if you put your Your first thoughts will be for mWination to good use. Think the m 1 / I i \ 1 Ii CANCER (June fl4y fl) th. 4 . 11- 1 I -' - - - - - I rf 1 aw- - 23. f,Nov. -.- \ CAPRICOR' [c fl-Jan GEMPl Ma 21-June i ii ou associate wi th persons I9Youhavea manner about on a r )O today that mends wifl fiM e d1s toda s1 ) something fliutu1y with 4€ ___ ; c. 21) Y II take a that deia1 ide in you perfo e make sa%e you moN. Th of yourwo equshty the your sources for reUabk 10day. Ci - SAGITTARIUS con- y. you may receive j / E RL.S iArdMa £0 - \- - ____ at the Community Church "hiansion on the Ililltop." Vicki which was both reverent and Kelly played "Children of Gwen Allison the opening theme pla)ing dA this also as a talent that i ,,~ sir items today Take te 10 tud) their real 'alues to Lbe test. . 31 Lawn qa-r 1 Quality should Uke precv*nce • or pn i-I. )tC mparm tt 1lberthheethng Ar _--A,~ LS 1009*4r"wil oow 4 £1 .1 $ Huniches or insights today that L ____~ _~ i - " 1 --- bo& wts S? &0*0V - -C _ i__` ~ ~i -- (iene Rampenthdl rccntl) talent b) playing the uc (ilrLctedaLrlstian taIen show conlian, her selection _____ ' could save you some pennies. I =~_.-fi:~r __I,e-!~, . 3 .-.--. Christian Talent _Show V. 1h .-- ___ Thursday,AprIl1,ifl-3S • _____ ______ _____ Ev.nlngH.rald,SanIortH In And Around Chuluota ~ r : . - _. 1-, ~ ~:,T_ C 2, i! __- """ (I ,..) - L____- i rI II'* vi I of*" 0 Mud. of 10%1 M& SALEINDSAPRILI2th - .~% WE MAKE VOU FEEL RIGHT AT I ivaidiobt Cw" cv." 4 . -_ _! �- -- - - - 413--Evening Sanford Fl - -. - ________ - - --- - - - uavAnrH1,1;76 -- - - Evenig Herald, Sanford, Fl - ___________________ I SA VE __ . . I') GY t ., -, Q . ~ . BREA D YOUR Great Selection! - 1 ~._ Bread SHOP St ock !. Fresh .• . . . 4 4 I DOWNTO W N i ~ if I '9 - ( V ). - SANFORD Special Sale Prices! (' 11 - -- - .. . I W-"iL _~P _. . , -,... -_ -, , " -,-:* ___ - -___~,_ .~r-_-_~_-,'-_-.,-, QVI;1 . .--. __ ~ L I 11 -11 -I I-- 114 r - - - - . pz~ft ___ .------- - ------,,.-,------I )_ ~i,.4~1~1~_ 7: 11~L.I - 11% .- - - . *1L - -I _:____ -1 - t) I _______ I -. ., r _ I 1 11 r~4 &* • - -_ J \ 1.. , 1 - - 6=---. - _ - L 2Z:_t : - - 99-i - . OL-Z 1_~_ I)ont ___ ".- - __ _. I I - - . . -. - - . (isIu,nc Ji':4r -- _ee.;-.12,M~_!-N--,,-,-_;. -T-NP% ''v 'A I :irl _,__ W-W- - - I - -Z_r1-%-Z:_!6"'..~;lo-rip-- !__11___V_ -,-%.~1r.1~_%01;.q_V" -~'<tk-7 - _,_- T~ M_reffl- kii_t_ 1 1, ____ ~ I 1) . .59CiD. and STOCK olid3 & zzj~ &\ --V 1 i ' (5 Ot. + Filter) Regular I - kt $ AL'S DEC specials. - GLASS I ' , / / ,7 , • Free Bread With Men sI Store 0 55 Purchase 111111111111111111111111111111 wtWittus I Delicat,gssen items A -I * e Lunches * Dinner * Stop Hunting for Easter Ideas... They're Here! ki • W C y D - A dd borl-bo i -' i f Np P AP41 $ 00 Interest , it, __ ax Fac&k -: W - . ____ ____ \__ '- most GIFT --- ROUM11fliat ____________________ & - .-'. --------__ Anderson _. _. - i . -_. Z---_ - - . I _! -___-._~ __! -;-_ . i.-,--; ~;, _t --.-i -------i ______ - -t . - -E Na 228 E. First St, PH. 322-1811 -._ . _- ing - - FRAMES i. , n Summer Casual __ , - 6., T REG. So 7,~'.j ~- __ ~y -A V f PAIR f 4- ~Tz_ I rll-- ~,": 4-.wzq - -1 Ij -- _ . I -", - ,W.,w 4E I" i__ Z. . :T?1 .I .W'. -_ .- ^ - L # r!'',- . -. . _ &_-.210~*- A-_* __ 'r,r..---1, - __.ff.I - .Z, __ T z i ii~_ - A -1 I __ ., - . -j_-_ -_ r - 4. .7ltlk_~? - 7~ -I' - __ T r~--- ~ I , - - I I ~ ., " k I _,. .. _1;-_4-#-_K~_1_1CM .:.L,k- 4:1 __ - 9 , ,X,`~,IRS14 4 _~~ -~- Vol - -r= OP . fj~Awffw=" SANFORD : ECIAL 4) *CANVAS I 1, __ for best selection I -- - .I., 1~_Z*j Two Ways S _. MERLE Save Some "Bread" ~ colors. Come in now ~ SUPPLIES GARRETT'S _t t~4 ______ I - • - - Downtown Sanford ow Ads ____ X COSMETICS are here in soft Complete Line ART ningHeMd Grocery __ ____ flul~ &ote Dwom .,~ Straw ~ i IT_ 0 -, ____&:r1r____~__ ___- . . __ - /- 6 bg SANDALS i _ _________________ with any purchase ___ .• , p0b05 portraits INCLUDES - . \11 I P. : L how to display your favorite i SPECIAL . - --- _a~_- ____ . - __,__--__I:= =_ - i ,e in and let us show you i • I V ~ / TO YOUR HOME'S DECOR Close Out Table i I 1 / 204 E. FIRST ST. xnvm , .. I - -% Downtown Sanford . - Shop The Jewelry I • Combination . - lfi* , ,-.. - ) *W~ 11T __-Vrl . --- ------.-.. ___-__:___.. ",_ " - __________________________ LOAF OF BREAD - E / P1 Slop In and look SANFORD AUTO PARTS 322-56SI I Your Bread ___ __ I 7 ______________________________________________ Deem _91 r Catering I 1. - - __ - 1_ L - . op DomticaIms 1 Post t .~S - * = .x 95 t1 r ' I 25; DON'T FORGET OUR 13th St. F Bni ., i A-M TOOL BOXES I I 0 n I -_- W REPAIR KITS Salads • Meal Size Sandwiches J ..,_ I 7A~ , _~,__ ______ ____ ___ ,__t . - I- I; ,.:-, i'~ __ A6_ - -1 19sn W~ . -1- _---!-%S4, , Silver - Crysta I - China Figurines - Boutique get a FREE p IF-.. I ,,, - 72V " I FIBER ____ Plaids I ' - ___ X_ I . Don't Settle For Anything S r.0 / e SERVING PIECES Costume ~ I NEW ~s FILTER$ I %s'. __ A ld'eaeqe nE2~ -, " -- Apple Shaped '. ' ~,,~; 0 - - - - Also Serving: "_7 /2' Matching ______________________________________________ Selection Of * ,.;f I- - - • i I store . ,~." . . Many more In ~, _. . , I ~~ .UAf I , .cl :: i.~ ' ',~ - - ,I V Z. I. , , , Z( ,& 'r _* .. '~. 0.11' _~~_ .1 -I - , 1. ~~4.1-A~," I' - .,.!~-T , mg" ,r..... __.--~ .:-% : ~ -__12-1 M =_Lz: ---I ";; 11-1 .-,. I-., .- -. Men".$ Suits Now 7il Easter - 'r'' -' ED Save DOUGH On . 00Q~~~~ - I ~~ 'JP Black DOWNTOWN SANFORD v ~ , IU -N . - 10 .-2.. . -. I ik,;.; !_,., t 1 AR ~ I ______ Crystal Salad C W.1 OA ffA , rw I ________________________ ________________________ Wla_ NAI; . , ; • % 400~ There, - " .,,-_1--;,,',,* N.".-t- 4. .. ,~., ~.& I ",S You're Potato Salad 4000 _~ - _________ -..- 7- . ?PROPRIATE I ____ Ilk . I t,%.`:~~j ,4.. I - __ -diZzkl .4~ ( ^*N\, ,0 \ - Sanford" ,, ; ~ ..- stop •_u1 Fnntl Fmpnrm??t Delkatessen Item P4 3110104 • Easter - ~_:__ - - * , !7; -:, '. - I , , ,,',~ ., ._"~~t~ I ..1 l ~I,w -!,~,-_-- He - ~ j TOR OUTUL41 0$4, Lk.j-11I I . 0 "I, i?7 I, " __ - _ Z - ~ ~~Q .%. i 1111112=1 ______________________________________________ - P_,__ ---k , Z, j , - -. I&, - - , Wa1_Z4fi_ 1___:,_1f1 _'_--.- -),f. _J,A X--!:,-., -_. E_,_ 5F., . __ .; , _4 e-xt ~I"r~~ -;,,:.. " - -__ - - - ;ip -__ t W, iftj - .-,~ . . -M Wh' ___'~ 218-22o E. FIRST ST. - , " =,* . 1 "TIlL SPOILER" FREE PARKING __ __ -.--- - . . . Free Charge , - - ,107 ' ~ 2\r1 1 - _- '- ~ _e .jCOflnte your parade do sr suits Especially noteworthy _1V I c;iiie - i . 0 ii h 7- - - - , . -. - -7 -rim 1.4- !- -, .f ___ , _%4 -I-I .-- -- ; --, __ Green . - . ____ 1-<f~= - - - - I Strapper In platinum - navy smooth; also bi friILA4 * r4J 1 RV I I f; I - __ - ,%": ~-& . on taller, self covered heels. -_ _____________ __ ~ ' , "' 19 leg flattering hem is backi 114 _________ 11100110L. GOLD HAT SPECIALS " IS . - .. , , , - .... - _________ _ -I, -- I BUO" \ 7 ..... .-.:v ~ i ir\ I I h. - --I#-1 . 4NAPAO i-'r-. ,~!~ -,; J ~,.-.;,.,!-:,!*r"`.'i -, _ I! - *__-_- _-, ___. . -r- - ..-_ _ . _ f___j _' ~ r ___. -, -_ - - I I 'i ,'\ ____________ - - , ( I ____ _____ _T T .% . / I __ Your one store in ______ "I j j ~ - , 111 .1* Wit - BREAD a I I . I.# 6I P"..'. XA 4 _01 _______ . i') 11 . Ju inny Carson, Palm Bea' cl, and other yz7 W Please Call Forest Foggin, Pres., 321.0986 FULL ~ FREE I, , f "'V, * . - I - --- ____ . 2__.-.T%7 . 2tr ___ 9! . ____ 0_1 - - -Lam - va-MOPMR-A _wMal __ " . -! '" - _ ____ I 8AG __ ___ AND DRESSY DA YS AHEAD () Mozio X, ; k __ - I. -il-Im ,.I- I Downtown ru - -Z T.~V;j;-.r . . - I Ilk 147M #J,' - He settles for nothing less . I pr:"!' ,I I *, J ., . .- . *- ot BREAD" - ____ fine men's wear... ) tV4~a WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE A MEMBER OF THE DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ASSN.? - LGIORE. UNTIL SUPPLY IS EXHAUSTED He Is easily distinguished I - ' - I - UAU WILL B DISTRIBUTED (or any other place) Xi~_4 -0i . : I - x--- - - __ . - I , • look... Selert vour .., -.'. ,I . - , _; _ - I OUR EASTER L in tue Easter Parade .1lake i- mir oicii (/* IN, 1, ~ I II A, . -~ ,I B= -. . %1* .. I 11 11 %9%"W - * "Capp's Man" won't he lost -A ____________ - . I ~ Q09i IL - - - - - . I I .I - - NINNIIIN~ - _ 1' IS1 T OOIfl...,, s Time N" fjl- - -f i,- .. . - -_' - -- To Think Of 4 1'. i, -, -., _.. . __1 ., __ . - ",~ ! is I - ~ < - ,M A~%w ~~%~) ..- ':" * '_: __ ,:'.., '... - :.- -- -. -,---,-,. _alt7_ -- f) -C i. - -;. _I *;% ~.__--- 1. . or Joe Garrett, Treas., 322-5244 TT1M I : .. SATURDAY & . 4a 1,1 ii 1 - 111 GOOD . . _________ __ _ ~ I ; I- FRIDAY __________ &-.--t--,-----,,----=~-, ,- -,, I ,Le FRIDAY . 1b PRICES -_ 1 - 1..1 I - __ Z.--~ I -.--- 1 . - ' . - *- ; I f_,.,;~ I -_____ ____ IQ / 41 - away Assoc. Members - . - -._._______ . .. - ____ - _ - - ___ - . - , ,T given .. *1 . be - !. - __.__ - ___.!!-i-.: -1 - __ -----_._ W__Ii ---- --1 ___ .- I _L-'c__.-- ._._.-r _. _- - -1.7:"- will . - ,..2 • I i iI I Thursday, April 1, 1fl-S8 I .V .r,.~ . - _'.Zi&- - -- Bags - - . "e: - 4u,,--. -1 -.-,J _~~ 11 - -____ I _- I ---. -e_,-_s __ - - 4iV - - _ - _. ____ __ 1- -_--__ --R(_ = -__ ; - --.-------- __ 'E~i _ - ____ Intetested In 2 or more f 1 . hings, wan hangings, _____________ I - With any purcI;e of $5 of more, Wh!le supply , , .'%'e0r I I .. WORLD OF IMPORTS I - - h t;X510 MOR., Thw-_ Sol. lasts. 1 ''MEMIER DOWNTOWN aU NESS ASSC JEWELER 112 f:3619.'00 Friday [ . - - - iF? - __ - - I I - ii II IILi - uii1 with us... and much - much k ~j - I I and. II II / I I I I 7/ I \ I \ to the first 40 - flI AV'Trv ULM I I II I ors I_ or m ore R - . BREAD 'i Double Diamond With A ss.00 ( Quality Printing-See Us Z,, , CAPOS I *BUSINESS FORMS Ce& j q II J d effil pliWiM IA I I '_ 1 ea . ii II bm*WM Purchase 210 MAGNOLIA AVE. 322.4622 - V\\ IForget Your ree rea $2 - _______ I - -, __ - _.___ - . s , ,,.','~~' ' 10 / 111',,*; i .- ~X n DEPARTMENT STORE 213E.FIRSTST. - I I PH. 322.4712j ( .t II',\ tv ___ ___ to X'\9224 E FIRST ST ~ - i i II HO I it Get Both At MERLE NORMANS PARK AVE. DOWNTOWN SANFORD ________________________________________________________________________________ "_ . -__ .. I I - __ -- . .-t - 4, _-_' . I - __ ---.- ________ ____ ___ I - ____ ____7~ -.-..f I., - Z, . - ___ .. I I - - I _._1_- ___s---- _ - .- . - __ 7- ABeauthfulComplexlonAnd , eautiful Fashions Go Together. - --And You Can A - ~3, - X _-~, _: __ __ -_ Ij% I I 11 (o' Beauouf JJj : VIS, * a* -. 11:.:, , - Tat effitta P - II VW, WVj nil" t _7w~. i, *?,-.I _~ - o __ ______ I- , , 9. -.! &F!~S - _1~4k_l - I I I/h F I I I % - __ 1: I I II OFF Reg. Prices ' I #; IA _j - k11 II \\ I .::Y5Lt,Z .~ 171 " ii 4-~ 1 "~ .jf-,~!J - "' iiz - -A Don't Girdles -' GLASS& PAINT Coe/ INC. ' ._j-_- I . __A~_ - k *41. ,.Cr- % L To the first 40 custoiners buying If You're Looking For Offset .. -- ~_. - ( . g I .. t. * Complete Your I Broad I I ' ' S PLATE GLASS hackI \,) VIL-T I I MIRRORS tne Special Bargains slop by and get acquainted with us. 4 01.1 ~ - - more ARK H. 322-2363 ____ II * HELPFUL HOUSEHOLD HINTS - '-v- _--___- BUDGET - WISE RECIPES I I K __ . I I i •-••__________ _i Bread of -.--- ________ - I I furni s Visit our ___________________ E - Only Free .. Loci' -. -_ -..-.--. j 11 M. - -__ Now II $495 1. Z L - - __ I I ;~ ___________ . _ __ _. I REG * GET THE SPECIALS - Rwto or Pal . - I I Ceste __________ I I * _______ ______ E:_P. - - &DAuL 4~11 --A!~_ &Z-i~__: -----_w - ____ - __ L. -j- t _______~ _ I F€ - ftTj 1~. _:3_-- --__ --- &iw:t jr - , .:, 1, , 9S ---- I - ;_ ______ 1~_ ,_~ , -., J4< - __ I- . ; , - ----------- ------------------------------------------- . - ! 2 -- _.- __ .. - .- - . r- - - .1 - . I ] -- -- - - - -; �a . - ,:i- _- - C .=- E.'-' . Thcav. itrit I. iviiii ! -- -- TELEVISION LISTINGS I -.-- - ?sjer tackles a iu1,ti nXi taces the proUem of a IOatLted 970.(W,R) MARY HARIMAN, MARY IA AN 9 WIDE WORLD MYS TERY. Maiiix Mike Con fl(xs stars 24 THE ROBERT MAC NEIL who has a crush on 4 6 9 NEWS Z4 AS MAN BEHAVES 35 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 6 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 1954 Story of SuIting 13(41 and Custer 7 MAKING IT COUNT areSian Nghtmare.' The Now 9 Cra Robertson. Mary Murphy 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 1230 by Br,lIvsh Commonwealth and U.S troops 700 9 WIDE WORLD MYSTERY Longstroet' James Franciscus 1300 vanoe along the northern coast of New Gt,rioa toward the Philippines 4 BEWITCHED 6 CONCENTRATION 7 FEEDBACK 100 2 12 TOMORROW 130 LATE NEWS 145 4 PASTORS STUDY 9 DAILY WORD 9 BARNEY MILFR Fit?ibeth has Barney wcvnod when she lakes a social worker na tough sodn of the East Bronx ANIMALS A,nencan Siiakes' 12 TARZAN 24 INTERCOM 35 STAR TREK 730 2 TREASURE HUNT 24 LOLL THOMAS RE- 2 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 9 00 2 12 NBC MOVIE 'Slaughterhouge Fivof Muctuel Sacks as Billy Pulcim, Morning 600 4 SUNRISE SEMESTER iiIf Fri) READING AND THE lNDlVlDUAL(Turj.) C RACKER BARREL (R) (Tht,) 1.M-IY? (A) 610 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 615 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 2 (Mon) WiTH THIS RING çTti. Th'.- "p' tOrnctrtsl *410 bCCX)IT1OS stuck in frflO and moves back Msical variety o..s sthvrng '.iger and song*rtor Mac th andforfromIher,erd,ohe wartime Okfl5 as 0 POW in a Dresden st00010 11Ot,i'lic Planet of Tralfamodote ROIl Davis 4 6 THE WALTONS Jasonfacesa1snngmtwf he warls0?hfe (A) 7 24 THE WAY IT WAS 1953 NFL Th '..i1srxp Ltrott Lions v CJi'veiand Brc,v- Le'bman. Eugene Roche, CRIM "i". 4 She Psato: Robert Newton, Linda D,vW (X)nahLa (B&W) 1958. (Fri) 'Black Friday.- Boris Karloff. Bela Lugosi. (B&Vit i t' MERV GRIFFIN SY\' 93(3 1.30 2 12 DAYSOFOURLIVES 6 AS THE WORLD TURNS try about the Charles Manson fflI'fly" and the v-taj of the so '.IL..,,.4 5 - ca aron 1'..... .f 5 __ - . ,. ,-- LtIsMAKEA)l 11 30 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES - 'Z 55 CBS NEWS Bedroom, AC, Carpeted, Al 322 f620 I Bedroom apt., lights, furn, carpeted, adults. $9830 3fl2fl6 after I wk. days. water DEADLINES 1952 COUNTRY HOME_.COfnfO..?abl, 7 bedroom, family room, patio, an fenced, $15,000 Noon - CALL US- to see it you quality for tr,itcr apts Adult & family pr k wiviily ii tiwy Il 92, Sanf or d Sunday - Noon Friday _______________________ ________________________ )?) 19)0 NEW LISTING- 4 year old like new. CO 3 bedroom in quiet neigh borhood on commercially Zoned property Live in and Operate n 31A-Duplexes . . I -Card of Thanks . . . IA—Help 9 520000 PYRAMID 230 2 12' THE DOCTORS 4 6' THE GUIDING LIGHT 7 SCHOOL PROGRAM MING _______________________ _______ - . Wanted - tuitfliStltd DIJPLCX . rent Ri..is;;Ir )6;;i Our sincere thanks to all our friends nyttme - Immediate for the love, prayers and sym TV TECHNICIAN opening. Experience a must. 3 Bedroom, carpeted, central heat pathy extended at the time of the 201 EMPLOYMENT, AAA and air.,ConenIent downtown an loss of our loved one. Darrell Commercial, 323 Swift. hospital. $las month plus depesit 3231663 Wife, Petty, Children, Teresa, Glen, Greg and Cell, and Mother. A phone call could start you on a new 9 THE NEIGHBORS and profitable Cartier. Call $63 Furnished duplex. Lake Mary area In Law, Louise Russell 24 (Moo) ERICA (R) (Tuos) _____________________ 3 BR furnished apartment, nice 3783. SO('NDSTAGE (A) (Wed ) . .. yard. Children and pets OK $l CONTRACT TYPIST with own 4—Persona Is HUMAN RELATIONS AND mith. 21.i miles north of 43i on 17 typewriter. Piecework rates pay 92. 701 Sunset Drive, next to SCHOOL DISCIPLINE .. ___ $.3 00 an hour or more to good William's Accounting & Ta x (Thucc 1 NOVA (A) (Fr, t<UP S 'I 401 A PRO ITI F Details and apgIicMuys it Si- rve Open Sun1y, 9 t, SHOW (H) L ii YOUR 4 iuMtLY public meeting 01 Citizens' L eg al 35'(Fn AL ANON SCENE Protective League, 7:'O PM,, Lake 3 Bedroom duplex,I or t,imilr's or friends Of proelern central heal a. air, carpet, drapes, Thursday. April 8th, Sanford Civic 303 ctr'ners fully equipped kitchen, $150 mo Cen ter Annex. (See display ad, 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD ror further untormation call 42.3 4.587 6430117 days. 643 3372 ees paper). Wednesday's 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY or write _____________________ _____________________ (A) Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 TELEPHONE SOLICITORS for Pu' '.5) Siuitord, Fla )???l 32—Houses Unfurnished 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL membership drive, Central 24 (Mon) A BIT WITH KNIT Florida Chapter Citizens' Legal I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE 'diCC2bed,00tfl block Protective League. Details and (Wed) WOMAN ALIVE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED home, lurnorunlurn appli cat ions it public meeting 35 (Mon through BY ANYONE OTHER THAN ' 371 ',ei Trray, I rl ti 1 '114 .OTHE'S i:', MYS&LF A. uMiUi .30, 1976. Sanford Civic Cent.r Annex. (See I 3DR,1bath,kltche,.jppedwiih Oelnd'iioOavis FOAMBY'S ANTIQUE I dispI.wadinWednesday'rpaper.) I (UIIIUIC ..1$.S*U ' month + aeoo5it, Call323.4th. fJl1. A F.s,atL*%IJArrD -- - - ar H 1000 7 BJLLMOYERSJOURNAL 9 HARRY 0: "Shades fl,.,,. '."i "i'"' wii'. ''x' seet in a tackwotnaflspast res&j in the arrest of a wiido inan for mistier Harry Orwell to deal *4th the ur1erysvt1d,flordortosofveItm mystefl/ (A) 35 700clUB 1030 24 BLACKJOUPNAL 1100 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 24 LIUAS, YOGA ANO YOU 11 30 -2 12 •ICNIGIfT 6 CBS MOViE' "me Law-- . 643 12 I-li NEIGHBOR 650 4 NEWS 655 2 EVOTIONAL 6 12 PAIl. Jpy 7 00 2 12 TODAY (Loc 4 6 CBS NEWS. (Ch 730, local news) 7 SESAME STREET 9i G000 MORNING AMER. ' ,t d ---'--- . ' " . -- .. I j -- "Beyond 7 mm -. .. .. '°'' A cene(arW young The Door" Adults $l.SO, Teens U-1S$I.0O,Kiddioslic Tues. ThIJr$. Eco. Night Adults $1, Kids SOC a. - FLOYD ENTERPRISE THEATRES _________________________ TRUTH "NO LAST NITE WALT DISNEY$ LS 1IMEOCONO UR DEPOSiT NO RETURN' r' 'mE I - 800 6 CAPTAI N KANGAROO 7 SCHOOL PROGRAM. ' 990 'I 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 6 MERV GRFFIN SHOW 7 24 SESAiVESTREET THE FBI(R) 35 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (B& 500 2 ADU,4 12 35 LASSIE 1 Mia nil o u - 'Thø fl Ainimn 530 2 12 NEWS 7 24 ELECTRIC COMPANY d iie )S 4A S' i ' iee IIIALEAII IAPI S • 9 BEVERLY HILL,3IU.IES rica 35 THE LONE RAI"sGER 5-LOSt & -' ikpif"itiel diffn.,t LI S I itu.i I' 3 I. M88IftTEEK,.S *THE 4 - Musra1'Ef.R producer of T.K. . ______ _________ Tl4fITtf NOO £ ____ WlTHI CAN u i . V ii..ii— - - _____ t . - But even YOUVERFflMO'JTFfl. TALKEDA90[JTHER ..; LIVE ENTERTAINMENT - -. - NOW SEE HEHI _- &Aasufb Shaw Time I 00 11:0? HY "THE PJTIK;a 'is Mv'Business" Plus I 29: 34 f OF FRI. and SAT NIGHTS UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Your Host: Lucky Williams Open 11 a.m. -2a.m. Daily Excpt Sun, CLUB - f Feet SWAP IHOP& FLEA MAKLt Ph.323,9U2 0 Sanford FIRST OFFERING- Brick and rethwoorj siding 3 Bedroom, 2 full baths,fireplace, family room, extrat galore, Owner may con. sider holdiflg rroi'tgage ASking t3l Son. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick, Broker Deltona 664 6611 ____ , iv:'i V ftsa _____ _____ ' . _______ ___ _____ _____ ____ - .',, 7Q5 Puol, 3 BR., 7 bath, fm rm, ri.v' carpeted Idyilwilcte. 377 3177 ' 'IMMING POOL: Large den w replace. carpet, range, refrig %h*asher, 3 BR, 2 bath. 131,400 UT HERPI COMFORT. Approx. 1 crc, beautiful older 7 story, 4 OR, srgt' liv rm 2 cent neat and air '.ti'rnt All for only $80000 assume balance of S1. or I? rensbrook- Luxury 1 bCdroom'., bath, on beautifully land 'aped acre Lake privileges id $70's 3778939 ' STUDIO 1. 2, 1 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TO WN H CUs E S rnt 1 Furnuihid or UntUrflIhedAPARTMENTS •Large Wooded Lots •Paved Streets •Sewers •Street Lights •Sidewalks I 1 FROM Idyliwflde Homes B - Inc. 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fl. Call for Appointment 322.3101 ' ADDITIONS— REMODELING MONTH 134 I and 7 Bedrooms br I' Oaths ALL ADULt'S- EASY LIVING QUSETANDSEREPIE • -,'.,' Proless-onalty Manaqc ii, )'Ol R I 1 7 1 1 /r I/F 1(;l _______ 3 4 L 4 I $ • I t$i ' - 'I - "# Vj VERY LOWDOWN SPARKLING _______________________ CARPORT SALE; Thurs., Fri. & Sal, e to S. W. 1st., left at Jessamine Ave. (Square Da nc e a. Western Wear on corner), lit v.110w house on left. 3237523, GARAGE SALE: sponsored by Jr. Woman's Club of !.anford. Children's toys 8, Clothing. Misc, items. 119 North Summerlin Ave, April 3, 9 *Ill, If1ff1iN4JiTi 1. New I bedroom. 2 bath, split plan with big paneled family roo m, carpets, dishwasher, air and double garage. Fine wooded area -Very low interest rate Only CLIFF ,IORDAP4,REALTOR III 6222 CALL 323-5176 Can3bedroom,1;.th,ayocado Stove 1, refrigerator, blue carpet, central heat 111, air. Payton's 372 1301 "EMPLOYEES Stop. Look Call Work Available - INSURANCE SECRETARY IIOOKKEEPER ME C H A,1411 C MANAGER TRAINEE , . ____ ,,, I YARD SALE: Friday night 6 30 & all day Sat a. Sun. Spani sh sof a a. chairs, Coffee table. Queen size bed, Mattress 8. box springs, Kitchen utensils, Children's clothing, Bar, 2 stoo ls 113 W. Airport Blvd. 372 6560 111 lifI --- SIZE OF FAM Man, Wife only Man, Wife, lCt Man, Wife, 2 Ct Man, Wife, 3 C Man, Wife, 4 C11 AWIDOWOR NO LIMITATI :: credit ratina a E* D Rummage Sale: Saturday, April 3, Sanford Plaza. (next to Eckerd's), 9 to S. Benefit Sanford Christian School, O 0 ) ) [ - St. - BIG CARPORT SALE' Sat. & Sun,, Apr 3 & 4 9 to 5 174 Lakevlew Ave Lake Mary. Antiques, clothes, Miac . MINIMUM CA' Payment on th - , - __________ 5—Boa ts & Accessories 111111111111111 ___ ___ JIM HUNT REALTY iSii F',,rt Of "tailor I!I 070A 1 111100 1 372 7110 After Hourtf 23 SANORA BLVD., SANFORD ______ ______ _______ - __________ ________ J - 7' Aiut'..ra,,qn John Boat and 1 hp Ike iit'w Sea King motor Phone 123 2931. POEISOPI MARINE ?9;OHw, 1797 32? 5961 ________________________ - - OPEN TODAY - -. 59--Musical Merchandise Rentals Arms ict. 17.97 & 477, Longecx'd 32) 55al3 cr .34 1605 1972 Pontiac LeMans. 2 door hard top, air conditioned $1,630 PCcne 373 54.47 '60 Dodge Monoco Sta. Wag., all power, $430. See at 1511 Elliott 'I / .9 / BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU ~-f _.o- 11 *~; it JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY _______________ - / - ________________________ Aluminum Siding Income Tax Serv. - Roofing - can cover tour hO,' *i?h ilcim P ER SONAL TX SERVICE AND Siding & ollt system Also BOOKKEEPING Individual , Roctnq Cutters 20 yrs Exp Busnets Tax Returns 7 East Eaqe S o nq Co 831 954) PO.ic*. 11w', 17 n 5CC e,'1?rarce, Fuse Points) 322 7199 '- Ri,i r"; t.n-j C,i't.i", 5' ri,' it." .u, i i-',! " 1.411 3 2J C'S. Expert root repairs, 114t roots or ShngIes All work gu.ei4nteed BR000E P4 RC,OFlN., Land Clearing 3736jon WANT TO SELL ESTERSOPILANOCLEARINC, YOUR HOME? Bulldozing, Excavating. Ditch IBu.ng a new home' Movn' to an work Fill dirt. top so'l 37294-) I apartmen t? et some action with a Herald Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harnie?t s Beauty Nook) ShE Furst.)fl 5717 -- STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If C'SS"Cci Ads ott" wort', t'fe wouldn't be Any _______________________________ - P'anos a. Organ Sale's & Service we buy Usci pianos 8. trade Lessons - Piano, organ, guitar, accorduan, pri.a.grotjp. Ball's Piano&Organ Sale's. 301 s'. Itt 373273$ clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock. Housetrailers siored and moved 322 91a7. All kinds of digging Doll Repair HOE SERVICE. Also any type fence work Call after I P m 377 $474 China Glass, Metal Doll Repairing C Ill Nettle at322ö9fl ____________________ Landscaping & ___________________________ Walker 60—OffIce Used Supplies office furniture - Wood or steel desks, executive desk & chaIrs, secretarial desks & chairs straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and carry P4011'S BALL REALTY Reg. Real Eslat, Broker I171N.l5t,flfOq'd 373 s641 _______________ -- Li S Alleraton nop Order for Easter Tailoring, dres%pS, hats and matching bags 377 7119 AIt,ralons Dressmaking. lade's men's, childr en 's Dra pes, Qu its. Uptiolster.ng , Donna Canada, 372 0701 M,ke your fludget go further, shop Mowing, edging trimming weeding and f er tilizing Free estimates , Phone 373395.4 '40* offers you 'h' Same quality workmanship n your remodeling and additions requirements as is available ifl h,t general con S'ruc?.on _ - S SncSq'r Nirser y I Land Scap-n We are overstocked in landscaping plants and we do complete lanascaprig service 322 347$ or 644 7714 Home Improvements Johnny Sewing Lawn Care _________________________ ..,r.? ________________________ 1111l1111111111111111111 GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOi? I. FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' P,Cip 'C'v Patch, repairs and small rooting lobs Fast Service All work guaran teed Licensed, Bonded. 18 yrs experience Call Bricker, 37) 7770 BACK '"i a•. t-.er5 '-, otr Buqet qo furthe r, stiap 'he Ciassf Ads every day 322-6457 Upholstering Pest Control ln!mr E x'er,or PI4St, fl Platter Patching I simulated tiriçk & stone specialty 372 John & Clara Hail Custom Upholstery Speciali' ts fl lutt,nq :1.' FiL'C'.'.' PFY 'u,, and R5tyiin. Furnture& Sewrtq 7S? A'k o' Mathnes Rep6irrd We Buy, Sell 17) 6063 & Trade. 602 Sanford Ave. Phone 3779775 Trent Exterminating Co --Complete ____________________________ Pest Control and Termitlng Free If you're in the bus'nesb 01 building Inspection All Pest Control, 10 the butIfles use your Oct. Discount '.373 7954'. Classified Ads often ___________________________ ',', Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Cuttom Work Licensed, Bonded Free est.mate .. :arpentry, Concrete. Remodeling. Roofing Free Estimates No job too large or small Call ReJ or John. 373 SOOt N',rt , P.inu C,'n'ra lea? & Ar Conditioning ii', u.,', fr,'r', "all Carl HMr .0 5 A. S n S,,titQrd )77 ..,,' ' . i'I , 'ii. '1'"?'. • . ... F(5 .. ' '. l'UCiç ( fin. .tS P'uIWfl ii i nn ''-'-n Well Drilling . -- - - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It Classified Adt didn't work - there wouldn't be any. ,%t1L'1 DRILl ED. PU',I", SPRINKLER SYSTI'.' Photography 'Wemepa.randsemvir STIPIE MACHINES SUPPLY CO w 2nd 3t 112 '.1)2 General Home Repairs, Remodeling, Drywall & plaster Photography hr ,',(un'.On Cockayne.' I repairs, ceramic tile 1. carpentry Fine wedding ptu'o% reasonably 343 6346. priced Phone 3'!) 6.sP-$ __________________________ Income Tax Serv. - — ct3ssitic ad. Wc': an ad that will bring a fast SAlt' CALL 372 261 1 La - Bedroom, 2 Bath, Loggla 0YEl, PATIO PRIVACY EXECUTIVE HOME IN IMMACULATE CONDITION,' Cirpete, draperies, fireplace, many amenifl, $43300. North on* 17.93, turn rletlt at Lincoln Mi-r. curyoea;,r to SR 127 aAjt 4 mileS ty to Sanora Luxury Hemes. Terms Possible, Chico & The Man a'ter 5 p nt or weekends .'( CARPORT SALE: Fri., Sat.. 9 t 6 Dolls. Antiques from up north, diShd, clothes 5, misc 1116W. 3rd - -- REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES xPer ien(,.cJ & Newly Licei,sed Join "anford't Sales Lead er " STENSTROFA REALTY 756SPark 0r REALTOR 377?70 Spaclou 1 BR apts, Swiminir,g, Playground, rect,atfr room, la undry room and Clubhoi* 2$ R ldgewg Ave., Sanf or d Ph 313 4120. - Beautuful 1971 Chevy Impala Custam Coupe with white landau toot, a r condition. P.S. 8. P.O. Phone 372 $106. .., - Cfl BackHce Service __ nd i SPANISH "EMPLOYERS" Need Help Fast? -- CARPORT SALE; 100 block of San Marcos,9to, Friday. Misc. Items & more added, Help elementary sciuwi get neeoeo equipment. i 10 llrtl i-.' , ' ivx,, P'vW _____________ 7017 5 FRENCH (HWY 17.92 ) LONGW000 53—TV-Radio-Stereo - Hrs. SALESMAN wanted- Sales exPer lenC# helpful. Apply in person, Art Grindle's Wheel Ranth of Sanford. White 57' Philco ref rigerator, good condition, not self defrost,"sg, US. Phone 372 3793, 54—arage iiiTiiIi1 illl!ll •.. - PHONE 372 2176 service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 _ 10 '4 0 " IjIWP'lIIJfI1IJi('' I ...... Raci ng decals. Automatic, a Usually $1,995, y ours tit *ee toi' E,3H Hacienda Motors, 323 9393 -- a_!... IIUll31V1IUilUlJ — For used furniture. appliances, tools. etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 7)5 Sa nf ord Ave KENMORE WASHER, pa rt S, — iL- ax`o LEGAL SECRETARY With REALTOR INC. man's Compensation and perlonl Injury experience. Pleasant surBARGAIN PRICE DUPLEX roundings. Phons 134•3**I 2 BR with c en tral air and car pets on each side. Only 2 years old. No Qualifying or clos ing costs with AUTOMOTIVE BOOKKEEPERless than $7,000 dow n What a b uy Need Immediately. Great boss 828.900 Salary excellent. AAA EM. PLOYMENT. 201 Commercial, 323 5176 24 323-9410 ;'34o - t~~. 52—Appliances 01 IV aooreclpte. S9!. Motors, 3234393, 63c ea ,over 50, SOc ci Cackleerry 7&--Auto Parts Farms, "r way bet ween New Smyrna and DeLand off Hwy lion Used motor s sold and installed Also Samsula Drive Ph 904 121 54917 acres cars for paris Open 7 days week J&B Auto Parts, East . Hwy 50, Call Collect, Orla ndo 360 r,8-Wanted to Buy 71)1 - A 322-2090 ____________________ 41—Hou ses 961 Mustang, professional paint lob, custom decal, automatic, new tires, black vinyl top Must see to "LIVE HENS" .. ________ t li-iil';i-41111 I 11,, f"rn ?_ru ___________________ Color TV frurr-, 53 fl8,W, from 5)5. Srrvcc' .- i makes HERBS TV 12O S Frt'nct'i, 37) 1731 (IiI, - 1200 French Ave. A7_I ,.,ric,,,,-1, o.-..i..... vxJI.J.I I ,J,JSii Phone 377 7602. '64 VW, new engine, A T, chopped. 1600 1961 VW camper, 12 volt, 1600 engine, new rngs and valves, P9.5 or best oiler 373 3470. welcome, Open for inspection Monday 10 a.m. to sale time. 'i-"r. Bui,'sx,n firm ,_. - Real Estate & )L) \ ____________________ i4ürcy 51—House hold Goods - ______0 ____ _2-v~_ 57.300 BankAmericard CASH 322-4132 - Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER:ASSOC boj W. Commercial PP'cune 377 711411. Sanford Charge - KULP DECORATORS &9W lst5t 377 73 35 Garnett White 1112 GRAND PRIX. god condition highest bidder. Master Sanford Auction FILL DIRT WANTED ._i._.__s guns & - SANFORD - - antIque pieces to be sold to the Over 250 S bROWSE AND SAVE It's easy and fun - . The Want Ai Way. , 1973 Toyota Carina, I speed, AM radio, brown, extra clean $2.395 Call 377 1631 (Deale r ) - Likenew Early American sofa, dark pine. Call $340619. JknriIodtc 7 PM I I Iii J - - 1505 W. 25th St. RAJ.TOQ. fl)JIIi vve uy rurniiure Air conditioner, 77,000 BTU (cools 3 Reconditioned Batterler, $12.95 I exchange, REEL'S BODY SHOP, rooms), used I months; king size DAVES' 3231370 water b ed ; Baby swing o Matic. '109 Sanford Ave. Phone 322 3079 Wanted to buy used office furniture, ____________ Any Quantity. NOLL'S 1/-JUnK i.,.ar PUETW2VCU Plants for Easter. All ki nd s in400s ______ Casselberry, Hwy. 17-92. 030.4206. ________________ Of out. Small trees Shrubs Casru tar wrecked or iurk cars We Hanging Rakets, Lillies Spec ial!! PINEY WOODS BARN We Buy (..il t 1 dayS wer Blooming Air Plants, for those4 Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell who want So mething different I collect, Orlando 568 2111 for 30 pct commission. Free Pick fl20 Hartwell Ave. (off 20th St.) ups Auction, Sa turdays 7 p m 78—M7torCyCIeS Sanf or d 327 2270. 6' Picnic Table, like new, benches to match $2995 372 3635. ',"'crcycle Insurance ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED I Top pric es paid, used, any condition (ILAIR AGENCY WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 6441176, Winter Park. 371 3564 BUY-SELL-TRADE 311 315 Frt St 3225477 80—Autos for Sale 125 FROM Modern FacIilic AIIG. E. Kitchens located West of Hwy 17-92 Atll3OFloridaAve. Ph. 333-4450 iJIUIiUU, - -, HOMES OF DISTINCTION Commercial flulonu 1' For Least on 1792, lust south of Sanford on Il 92 Prim, loc ation 327 tclC SALES SECRETARY- Outgoing personality, attractive, good typist. Great pay. AAA EM PLOYMEPIT, ?01 Commercial, 373 3176 SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E. lit St., Downtown 372-9111 Real Estate Broker, 321 0610 7895 372 0719 372 2748 ixury Patio Apartments / table Sold new for 14-89,50, Payments of $9 See at: NICE NEIGH86RS rvly redecorated, remodeled 3 edroon', home, large tarnily Don,, cedar siding and fence. Ming ba, new carpeting. new oOf, central heat, 14,500 sq. 11. lot p1.700 Oanur 3730912 Nr.'.ec- 1961 Fastback Volkswagen , body 8. interior perfect Need s engine work. $ Sa ve 5. 1311 Hacienda Motors, 3739395, Auction --t1orses - Sew Singer's best Zig-zag machine in cwunv 1970 Mustang, 6 cylinder. 3 speed, 5.400. Call after 3.30 p in ,373 *063 Mtin:i, old. Come early for choice Male a. females. Chocolate 8. other colors. Pretty, eating now, 295 9314 Kitchen Bathror 'n Cabinets, Court. ter tuljs. Sinks, Inslallatior. available. Bud Cabell. 3228032 anytine. Golden Touch 'N PUBLIC 17 t1n%.', Gun & Antique Chihuahua puppies. AKC,3&Iwks. 1574 Yamaha mot or cycle; paIr of Simpson c_B base ,'OO'Os; rototilier Phone 3227590 WITT REALTY t7ardens Custom Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose F;om Sale .'. .iisavu i W. 'St for * * * * * * * * * 1972 Volkswagen, yellow with black taoric upaoistery. £uper clean Must sill this week $1,413 firm Hacienda Motors, 323 9)95. - Free: Small dog (good watchdog); also free puppies. Phon e 373 0312 after 3 pm. FREE GIFT 'NPAPPIP4G All Baby Gifts, Knits, Christening Gowns PAVTON'5 CHILDREN'S WEAR Ph 372 1301 CallBart u,. .,,-, Merchandise 50-MiScellaneous Aucton Eveup'Fr-day Highway 64 Flea Market, Sanf or d — Save on your income tax. Enjoy Pride 04 Owner ship. We offer tree buyerS guttarice Sell us your car or truck even if you owe m oney on it. See Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 1311311, Fern Park. DICK BAIRD DATSUN. 72-Auction - 75,19 :tiii'- * I 3237.592. - - 1964 Buick Lesabre, 61,000 originalmiles. Con vertible top like new Jam-up inside & out. $095 Hacienda Motors, 333 9393. Antique dressing table P. bed, Solid walnut, Perfect coritbon. Call At . . -. e Any experienced persons who are will i ng to work and wanting to learn real estate sales For confidential h'iterviw, call DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Hardwick, Broker Deltons 668 6411 After 6p.m. call 574-2327 Rldgwood 2OSN.P&mefto Ave. . - 30-Apartments Unfisrnjshecj JOY' lii - ____ . -WE SELL. SuCCESS ?uI(ommerclal 373 $176 FLINT GROUP' 4 Piece Band 040 . 71-Antiques 64-Equipment for Rent ----Pent fUui' L,:'.?re Electric Crpt-' Sn.nipooer for on ly SI SO per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE -- 1973 Triumph GT6. Collectors item Last of the GT6 Ser i es. Showroom condition. Only 23,000 miles Pric ed less than retail Phone 322 1914 . 371 050 3. - -. - -. 197) Toyota Corolla, 7 door, cx. cellent condition. Sacrifice. Phon e 323 7123. - REALTY INC. 3737077 Eves 127 0612cr 3fl-1U7 Why Pay Rent? 1911 Malibu, automatic, factory air. $1,000. Call 321 0357 after S p m. Will trade Home Entertainment Center for Piano of equal value, .'uvernm,nt rC.saleS from $100 10 ACRES, high and dry. R ed uc ed to 65—Pets Supplies down. S71300 with $5,000 down. Will split. ('RANK COPISIRUC1ION HAROLD HALL REALTY, Pekinese puppies, AKC.l weeks old & PFALTV,R[At1()p5 Realtor, 373 5771. 2 male, 1 female All with sbc-v I 8)0 6081 coats and mother and father on Seminole & Volutii Cunties , view. Phone 372 3356 Oviedo- Mead Manor. 3 BR, 2 bdth Acreage Tracts, 'malI & large Spanish style name, Assume TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, Doberman Pinscher Pupt $37,500 mortgage with $3,500 down. 6280711 AKC. 5150 up. Terms 345 6316 365 5710 Au'r 6 near golf course, Fernr Spotless, older lake home W000ed Drive off Markham Woods Rd COCKER SPANIELS acreage. Dock. Privacy Paradise Trees, high and dry Hor ses o.k Bouncy boys 8, girls, red, white & area EllA terms 00's Owner, 56 900 per )CrE' C,,r"r , s676695 buff AKC 1175 'l77 1263 134 REALTORS 3736333 - SECRETARY- Pleasant boss. Good cc.reer lob- Will train right person. AAA EMPLOYMENT, 701 Commercial, 323 3176 - featuring fjij . HAL COLBERT Req Pr,,I E%tate Broker 803W lt5t 323 6061 or 373 03t7eves - d recogniuon - OVIEDO- S Bedroom, 2 Sforv cIder home, screened pool, eiren a basement, Over ' acre wooded tot $47,300, WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD - 3 Bcctroom 7 a!tu home, shady yard, air co d'tOned $18,750 MAKE OFFER Reg Real Estate Broker IIOOE2SIh St. 3226653 ___ - M.UNSWORTH REALTY 256.5 PAfK TAFFER REALTY Arbor _____ .- as www MLS ANYTIME 5ACRE TRACTS- $2,S%.4,go per acre Forrest Greene, Inc. 94L~& of Loch 5 322-2420 b3O633 " -- rhat makes us different?" James Brown, - Welcome. . . DON'T STORE II, SELL IT with a low cest Cstified Ad __________________ PC? down. Sto2S ACRE TRACTS, Osteen area. $1,000 per acre cash, 5O ACRES OrI Lake Bethel. $3,000 per acre ri,s rural area No down paymrnt, monthly paymentS leSs then rent Governm(nt%ut,jidiied to quaffed buyers Call to sec you quaIul' . East off 1792 at Seminola Blvd. (Horse Track Rd.) Follow signs to models off Winter Paris Drive Open 10 to 6 830.7966 i 1 - at ' REPAIRS ARE A DRAGI- So this one is guaranteed for a full year with BPP I 3 bedroom, 1 balh home Ontarqr. fenced corner lot Panc!tj family room, carpeting. 521,950 2 Bedroom, I bath Spônijh stucco fnth with brick front, inside utility room, encloSed back porch. ce!crr : Laurel Aye. ('411 7779354 anytime. "Tk Pt&illc Cenusu"üiu" - a - ASSUMEMORTGAGE- No qualifying on this new listing in Wccdmere Park 3 bedrooms, I balb, new side by side refrigerator, central air, car. peting. Low down P. $19,900 ____________________ $ TOP EARNINGSWITH A Lost White Cockapoo, answers t oLEADING COMPANY DELTOPIA -- Spic and span I the name "Killer Reward If you are experienc ed in saId and t,edroorn f4mily room, heat and Please call 177 0111 wan? a better income selling with air conditioning $123 per month, a progreisivC company, thIs is for Lost In Loch Arbor area- Black DYNIC PROPERTIES YOW We want ener g et ic, mature female cat. Answers te name S V Hardwick, Brok er ,ple with an intereit in their "Blackie". Las? seen wearIng gold Deltonat6I 6611 career You will be representing a coor collar Reward °hone 322. company established In 1906old 1S9 7 Bedroom, carpor t, fenc ed yard io,,gt to know but young enough Adults only. 3333S4 or 322 6620 __________________________ to grow. And growing we are. so ____________________________ 6'-(.I'tIICI Ure this openi the chance for you to Comfortable 2 bedroom home iii ---move Into sales management Lake Mary, air Conditioned; rapidly. All preapects furniWed. bearing rltrus trees. Only $175 BUSY BEE. CHILD CARE Complete fringe benefits, 2171 H011y Av enue mOnth 322 6196. _________ hospi?allzalion, malor medical Prwrnr)73 7510 or 322 0780 snd life insurance, and a DELTQNA- P41cc indivuduil homes- I b.'droom. $135, 3 retirement program. Earnings ___________ unllmltedl For more dtaii see bdrum,$1SONopets. PbontS7l 18cIp Wanted 1010, DanLEHAN AttheShecaton-Sanford Inn SALES REP- National company 2 B edroom house in town (lso.ated i4a.SRM SCCIIOn). US month. searchingfortopsalnpersonnel. AprlIl,6.7p.m. Potential above average. AAA 6972. AprIl7.lGl2Noon _______________________ EMPLOYMENT, 201 Cern -4 merclal, 2233176 FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER_____________________ 35-I&nIe Home Lots Fantastic company needs top it OU are havino Outf'culty finding a notch person. Excellent salary. AAA placetu live, car tQdriye,a lob. or EMPLOYMENT, 201 We4iva Landing Resort on the river Biauliful oak shaded icits rsh Commercial. 373 3176 some service you fled swim, boat rentals and irre read all our want adS every dab AVON mooragr Adults 3774-470______ . prarin info the wor l o cosm t cs, fragrances, toiletries. Excellent z we Property earning opponlunty. Call 64-3079. WALK O WEKIVA RIVERfrom this new listing 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, brand new home on bq6utifl 1 acre wooded lot. Eat.in kitchen. central heatair, porch and you ran Priced to sell at 139,000 'REALTORS AT CASSEL2ERRY or 831.9 lidlued (or an ukcure singer who once worked the studio Productions, "And they like - is Bronx-born Henry Stone, a them in the discos." white '#1ho boasts of a life-long But pcopk are not just danc- lose for black music. i's grey. ing to T.K,'s Miami Sound, hair ed, g3atced man, Stone they're buying IL spends most of his time wanLast year, the bustling song dering through th e sprawling factory in this Miami suburb wa re house, oret -seeing his proposted gross sales of about $10 duction, distribution and million, partly cn such hits as musIc-publIshing firms, ''That's the Way I Like It'' and ''It's not a difficult thing,'' hs' "Get Dossn Tonight" by K.C. said of his f'"c brand of muandtheSuhinend. Itwasa sic, "It's just,i feel. We have tharp rise over 1973 sales of pulsating rhythm, and It cuts about $5 million, through." Those hits also earned gold Stone, 52, worked in the music records for sales of more than industry In California be fore tine million copies each and moving to Miami in 1946 and helped to make T.K. one of the setting up a major record disnation's hottest producers of tributorship, Tone Distributors, ,.L...t.... _.l I.i..__ VUU -U. 1 01 Inc WfllCfl now flanwes the T.K. ,.iusk ;ndu.ctr) 's three trade hits Bibles, Billboard and Cashbox he distributed inagazlncc 'ise T.K. still more records Stone was trying to III current special make them It. was Stone who of executi ve GROW WITH US! - - -- S.., S .4 pears frequently in the music ferent people are thinking, lexicon these days. And while people out there are thinking, the can't define it too." precisely, their simple, throbbIlowart! Smilcy, the lank)' 7ing style dominates the air- year-old (hitribution chief, has s ayes and disco dance floors, a different anal)sis. "We make good dance "A lot of music today is records, good rhythm-ar"l- slick," be said. "We're just real blues, funky records," says simple, and maybe people want Steve Alaimo, a 1960s singer that who traded his guitar for a stuThe Impresario behind T.K. - Found Models CAMELOT -fl, Sa Ranth & refrigerator, central heat & air. garage, large yard 377 3133 Ir M~U ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifX AT Under S29,000 LT REOUIPED 3 Bedroom. 2 baths, Car pet ed, st ov e PERSONNEL CLERK- Sales per7 2 New . free bo4ling W ' have MIam- Sotmd." The term ap- people. And whatever these dif- end (lie title WASTE -- now. " *oc*e , y,seebo(ow 4 (Fri any) CALL IT MACARONI 1t's A Long Way Ll' 6 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN 7 24 MISTER ROGERS NE}GHF3ORHCOO 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 12 DINAH 35 ADOAMS FAMILY . originators '4ABBY" Plus LESS 12 MAGNiFICENT MARBLE MACHIN' 35 BIG VALLEY 1230 2' 12 TAKE MY ADViCE 4 6 SEARCH FOR ES SELLING IT MAK ES tonality, aggressive, career PLACE ACt ASSlFlEDADPO'. minded person Management 2811 'r t)l W93 _________________________201 CemerceI. potential A.AA 32) EMPLOYMENT, 5176. ----- EX?IThIGIV" CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT New and Used Ferci. Kubota, Pettibone Sales, Rental. :rvice 417 Magnolia Avenue $31 134-4 ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS ptOoo TRACTOR COMPANY - n'cecj- a 'ford- 171 N Sunlard Drive. unlanui Estates Refurbishe d 3 edroom, 7 bath By o,4.'ner31,500 Many extras 1 273 1016. • PQ('i •BILLIARDROOM - SIORIN(j of LAL 7(,R', OP AND THINK A MINUTE If .iassiticd Ads d'do't work here wouldn't be any • Di ipe •Ctrpet,ng *Sep Dining Rooms ' bnsMedal. ProfltSha;iflU, Stock OptiOns. Must be alert, Fern Park- 3 Oedoom, l' bath, carpeting, distswasher, air unit, aggressive type Individual, high fenc ed yard, $193 FORREST schoo l graduate or better. Zales GREENE INC. REALTORS,$30 ,Ieweter5, 1100 State St., Sanford 6831 or 3721970 eves, Plaza PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Ca1l123 4517 WriteP,O,8ox1713 Salif or d,Fioridai2l?l 4 6 MATCH GAME 7 (Tues, 'thurs.) CAR. RASCOLENDAS - ?t 5 }Apts4urn. or Unfurn: -' - Large lot on Cut de sac. Back yard )rlvacy walled. $23500. Tractors& Heavy Equipment 43—Lots-Acreage * SWAP SHOP FLEA MAR YET' Anyone can be a .eilr or a buyer Plo charge All admitted free Come browse every Sunday , at the Mnvielanct Drive in Theatri.', South 1797 Pt'one 377 1716 63A- 3 ACRE lakefron t estate. $9,900 2$ Stenstrom Realty 'IEPJTV WEST-- 3 bedroom, 1' bath homC. Range, refrigerator color coordinated with kitchen argo 1 & 2 Bdrm, (J - * "Get ' Em While Call 54n'crd s Sales Icacier . jjo. - SERVICE OLY.)ND THE CONTRACT" eighborhood Central heat and iir, range, refrigerator, new IisPOsaI, fenced yard 525.300. 4ar1ner's Willage b 7638 S. Sanford Ae Eves, 322 1643 Skil edger.trimer, beth for $6 Also scr een door, $10. Call 37 1893. ________________ GREGORY 80—Autos for Sale 10--Swap & Trade PractIcally new lawn m ow er an 1SYR EHAFIPIANCING MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Drive Sanford, 3733700 2 Bedroom, carport, fenced yard, good tcrm. 322 6620. P4* ilQlj'.('5 321.0041 Mary - BR OK ER S Oars 377 6123 tltqhtj.-]77 7352 r Rent with option to buy- New I R, 2 bath home, garage, 1 block A Lake Monroe. Orlando 293 5459 Multiple Listing Service . 400 2 IRONSIDE 4 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND Pro' 9 AlL MY CHILDREN 24 ELECTRIC COMPANY 12.55 12 NBC NEWS 1 00 2 12 SOMERSET 4 MIDDAY 6 NEWS 9 RYANS HOPE eal Realtor __ 35 ROCKY AND FRIENDS. UNDERDOG rOMOcOW ICA - ______________ ne at725and 825) R 321.0759 Mosl C Oatem,,n Ush Real Estate - - 1 B ed r oo m Tra.ler, 10135 $1,300 Phoneifl.9147 Th ursday, April 1, 1114-lB W, Sanford, Fl, Evening Hera 42—Mobile Homes - ST. JOHNS REALTY CO Req Real Ettate flrokq'r CANT AND READY- 3 )edrocm, 2 bath home in fine . 1200 9NEWS 6' YOUNG AND REST- 2 4 Hall 5774 Anytime 323 -_________________________ - Afternoon old 41-Houses BATEMAN REALTY MULTIPLES IcTlP4ç, if LAL top 1 10$ French 3774991 Eve 377 1196. 372 4164,373 1984 low down o no down payment homes now available. _________________ served as eciaJ Prosecutor Pjrl totomcrrrow evenng 7 T H E ADAMS CHRONICLES 9 THE STREETSOF SAN FRANCISCGSDIO Car, Patia Kelly. Visa PAles, MIChael Parks, n.orwtof thorn U SIo's dghtar, band together 10 rt ba rao*ts (A) 24 HARRY S jAN P1fl fr', 12)0315 - 62 --- Stemper Realty ccnaition Good terms $11900 9. ONELIFE TOUVE 24 (Mon Turjs Wed 'fl) 3 Bedroom, carpeting, air con LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil Nu rs es - 'IN's; LPN's; Aides; Aide ,t_., ni £4.15. _______ i, "4 Ir,zr1 urivlv F.-to, tec. 4a U1l WI'xv irI' om C panion: Needed Immediately, .,c.. option to buy. 373 $131 or 3376620 "Hotline," AdultS or Teent K IT (R) 62106.36 4 6 LOVEOFLIFE 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) 6 BAMBOO COVE APIS one a. 2 ororoom apartments, furnished o unfurnished. Newly redecorated. Come sic. 300 E. Airport Blvd. Sanford 373 l3.. i:: ni 1obr 41-Houses WNERSASYS "LET ITGOI .. Fine uld slOry home in good neigh. horhood I Bedroom, 1 bath, 2 flrepi a(es, corner lot $147o JOHN SAULS AGENCY ---- 'sic a 5:30 P.M. 800 A.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 9 RHYME AND REASON 200 7 THE ELECTRIC (),4 PAN',' -- iüii. ' 9 DAILY WORD 630 PASTORS STUOY 6' SUNRISE SEMESTER 7' IILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 9 SUNRISEJIJBIL,EE 635 4 FARM AND HOME szevo vvrtti is. TUNE T't)t4:r,fl.'p,jr,pirnti --icxgu Rajisback with a cast of 115 supporting actors Story iS based on the best seller by Viricen1BuçiosandCta-fl3en. am ' - .. -- 4 1-Houses bedrooms, 1 beth CO home. crret Nice Monthly m.. nm Pmflt. $17 5750 down NoPets line 1 thru S times ]Ica line 6 thru 25 times 24c line 26 times ($7.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum - P:~IPECONDI TIOpIED hoME.....3 • - RATES HOURS 1945 (Thurs )"ThPririMin'slc'r Sr John Giolgud. Diana Wynyatd. (Fri) Lackbowd 1100 - 831 -9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. (Wed.) 'Routy Speaking," A0i'dRUS5eI.JaCkCwson 1030 2 12' HIGH ROLLERS 4 PRICE IS RIGHT Proeniplod murs, o= 4 (Thu's orgy) MAGAZINE See lOam Wod,Ch 6 35 700 CLUB (Wed ) PROF ILES IN EDUCA- 6 HaTEF4SKELTER: i.aenzo Par k Winter 41-Houses ni2 PalmefloAve M&tin, Janet Leiqfl, 1951 4 KUTANA 6 PRICE IS RIGHT o' ented Wed see below. 6 (Wed only) MAGAZINE Features indude interviews wtli Rosatynn Caner j Wafl, WM1S of Docnocfratt Presdontialhopefuls,ansnsuijo °°' 01 nary Insidute of Anrnca;a look atarnoyoat old oy who inay hecon' lost 1 f,tpr ca,u systorn Friday 857 OF MAGIC 9 LETS MAKE ADEAt. 0 00 ? 12 MAG DAVIS SHOW - ____ ior7BdtOOmS Adult s only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 231.5 rr DrI"e SlOup Parker, Alexis (Tuos) "Tso Tickets to Br oktway Tony SWEEPSTAKES DAILY DEVOTIONAL MEM .3FRS 4 HOLLYViX)OSQtjARES 6 ONDERIA WORLD Orland o 322 - 2611 Smith 1948 4 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 1000 2 12 CELEBRITY 200 2 Wninin Canvus,Joarm Moore, Troy 1200 7 VICTORY ArSEA M. 35 MOVIE EIoux tedvIo Ghost. Charles Laugh:on, Robed Young (B&Wg 1944 (Tues. ) -Hell ii for Horoes Bobby Darnan, Foss Parke, (B&W 1962. (Wed) L.k? From the Death' (ff Robertson, Broderick Ciaford (Thurs)Monstoron REPORT 35 RIN TIN TIN Seminol e 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 9'MOVIE:(Mon)"ThoCan. Diana Mulda, town 35 MOVIE SitlingBMDato 2 7 AND HIGHLIGHTS !&r '!"' 7 BR. Air, Adults him 600 I -tzz-. ---- --.:---.---_ =m!, 4-zj— F ~~--~ -;z= - W - CLASSIFIED ADS 9 W'1COP4E [JACK. KOTTEA Koller (Gbe student - -- I Evening - - != ________________________________________________________________________________ Thursday - ' a- - ' 'a, Suinfurri. F. ""- - I . - -997-w-RIM1 8 __ .1 , :7 . - 1-T - - I -- ,' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1:1 1 I - WANT TO s& YOUR HOME fluxing a new bOm .u, u .partmnl ' Pressure Cleaning Williams Accounting Income lax Returns 14,',, lfid.ciuiaI flu Pu ts 0 ''i,r'C 322 ti 'ii'','. ' • ' Euteror Clean'nq Spec-al t ri Pressure Spray wASh 'OvSe-S Tr,;k Mj iij. Fire'. Pc'ts 3?? ' J ' Sonic .ii .s't"d ad ii i ." r4 .'. ' . . ' . n- , ,.'i ,• I Li ii I i 122 ;1 11 _________________________________________________ i Busness.,,DIQI 322-2611 or 831-99 , 'rssr"fl.' —n_-.-.fl �"e . .. . - .--... S - ._;_---..-.- Thursday, Aprlil, 197 !B--Ev.ning_Herald, Sanford, F!. _. r ( a 68th Year, No. 192-Friday, April 2, 1976 iXL1V Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents '" 1p A 0 Sun dresses your for \~\ sunshine. "I !KJItI 2.33 Little girls' run styles In a pretty selection of c&frlc tHSII All panties. Polyester/cotton for easy-care, Toddler sizes. Sizes 4 to 6X, 2 for $5 Lmfted Ouanttttu. 1-'0-, C.- ..J .1 i , , 11, 1. I -.~_: ;J ,.-,-. ~*/_ ,.A . if i .. . _i_x_~__ V-17 ~*~ ;A-.0, ,#, ~ - I... . ;. -. , 1(, I __ :. Azi, . . . S I %W( a , i All -- - - _____ - I 1. - 011 I 1. ZU" /o r +i . __ - - _____~__ - handbags Sale 4.80 $6. Contemporary handbtgs in soft vinyl Go with everything styles in popular colors at big ! I . Sale 5.60 - --- -~ - ' Sale 6.40 handbags adjustable should straps TailoredSth in polyurethane Choose from many f-ishion colors - - at buip'taw • ",F 7, 47- - .71.!--,;A~. f-T Sale 4 for $6. Reg. $2 each. hose with reinforced toe, nude heel Mdck' of our own famous Flexxtra' nylon A beautiful fit in exciting :ashion colors Sizes short, average long. Control Top with sandalfoot styling (nude toe and heel), reg. $2 each, Sale 4 for $6. Queen size Control lop with reinforced toe, nude heel, rcg 2 50 each, Sale 4 or $7. _; - - , - \ - - _v !. . . .......... -. -_r 7 - ,~ Z --z~~ -,-- ____ h, - , , I 111. 0 Halter tops. -- - r - I .5 .• - The , U !) U I ___ ~_ _Z -_ _. -~,~_4~,Jj~..~~T *_ U - -- --- - . - I—— 11 , - _________ - - 1. - -' - ' - - -'- fly the *ssoiia;ea rresu President Ford took his cam. paign for a full term in the White House to Wisconsin today while Democrats battling for their party's presidential nomination sought votes there and in New York. First on Ford's agenda for to- ,, Va..a in -. .. ulIIcwuv U' S S - - Inside Sund a F %! " N NA I I Sanford's Metro Softball League winds up Its first 13 I Park For complete results see Sunday's Evening Herald sports Pa /z- Cancer Crusade Starts i $ 1 0 Is I American Cawer Society, Seminole County Unit, will kick off Its 1976 Crusade with a parade In Downtown Sanford Monday morning Story, pictures Page I-C, Women's Section 11 - I YO iii • Urethane uppers. Spring fashion colors. clips S to 10M. Cele r b Ip r Their r r" tn .- ii # rd said while camnpaignin, for Ford. Reagan said Wednesday night that Ford's foreign policy has left the United States in second place militarily behind the Soviet Union. lird said Reagan's attack should have been directed instead against the Democraticcontrolled Congress for cutting defense spending Thiere were these other politi cal developments Thursda) most recent Harris s1w.e) showed Humphrey the preferred choice for tht. Democratic nomination, with Carter running a clear second rii U't1' r- 1 Wallace Congress to enact a national energy conservation plan. Sen. Frank Church of Idaho, the most recent entrant in the Demnratic race, said he will ask the three television networks to sell him a half-hour for a live address, In Neenah, De. fen Secretary I aLrd accused Reagan Ch making a phonvattack America's miliII histlon televised address. a ess w- : ?' _1M. . . - ______________________ -I ' fl_.i.t9ri - '. r5 7" 5' -i i - fly JEAN I'A'VIF..M)N Herald Stal(Writer commented We do notice the increase in passenger traffic, 2. but we're equipped to handle it - Amtrak imnouacety that so there have been no problems rail passenger sert ice in or delays Sanford increased considerably Crews said there are three this January compared to the southbound and three nor Strike • U DrInus Layoffs ie- -, 1 .4 a ,-, , - compared ... e -._ _ _____ _- . - ~, . _' ' V ' '-'.i- A' -:0 4 -- " 4'- - - -- Around The Clock firidgi.Calendar (omIcs (rossword FAIltorfal Dcar Abhv - 4A Or, I.anih Horoscope 6-111 $-It Hospital 6-B Obituaries 6-B Sports 4-A Teleflsion 111i'tinien 1-11 - s - "-. - . 6-11 S-A S-/s 6-7 A 8-A 1-11 SANFORD PLAZA Ope. It am. t t pm. Monday thru Saturday OtnSun*iay )M 1. 04 P.M. Catatog Canter Ph. 323.1O21 State Ph. 313-1311 WINTER PARK MALL ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Op.. 15 am. to p.m. Monday thru Saturday Open Sunda y ;O5• 1:06 p.m. Cai.logCenter Ph. 6444914 512,1 Ph. 6474333 Op" PiS am. tsAp.m. Tues., Wad., Th',rs. 1, Sat. Cp.n:)3am. 105:34p.m. Mnday& Friday Store Ph. 141.4111 . _ = = ' -' - - 1 , _Zli -,V;F q U~ ,- , I- 4e _ "' jr', A~jj* ~'1~ . i !;~ C. V:.p ? . ~g 'k','- ti ', - 01~k_4 - , -1 -Tmr --,-- ' -~4'~.7, '~w - 4- '. ' '" ' I ' ..?'tI 11 W1.7 Y'i XJ'-k4" h - -- - .-' - ,r ' - t-'v ..S,,,',-.... I 1, '' ,e!i'1 _~ . el iE ~ - ,a' J_ - - - ,',is- , " -I 'U • - 'I • . . . ' - . . /j.v i:j : 2 t. ç1' . .,_ - . ~XA ç- - z"' " . ' - __ -Ifw __ . :. !i* , -,-, -. . zf- a. -.-;.-- - - - - ______ ____ til~______________________ -. _____________ ________________ - . ' s ' I -- - - .'. .. '.'',." - . • ' t' ..') - 71F C7~ ~. I_ - ' , --" . _- j '. ...'.I,,..j i --- • - - .. , - * - I.&'itt& - ' " `.7.?5xP/ K R1 .~. - I 'g '' ''.' r' `~`t,i - - Z,N,%w, ..4 t ,~M 71L_4~.~,:.41'a..;?-~l;'!,",,~,~...4~~ -..I--I c-c. - Thursday's high 75, today's low 43 Fair and mild through Saturday. highs In the low 80i. Lows In the low and mid 50.. Noithenly winds around 10 m.p.h. Drtafls and tides on Page 4,, . - 5 -' '' - 'P 6-il - , - ,, -. 1'1)I - - ',_j,,ts. '- - - ',,, V. ' 4v' -- 7ri • -tg 'Z - " " It's spring break In Florida and the warm SUfl is shining down on hundreds of young bodies - but not everybody came for the sex and suds of Daytona About 15,000 folks gathered this weekend In a cow pasture near Disney World to celebrate L'-elr faith In Jesus. The story appears In the Seminole btagazine, Page 4-D. - -- . '- 4 : 11 I I -- ---- - ...: Ti' - - last January. . - i - a . -, trr-'1 N ,,_* ,. our on he The Amtrak ridership figures Sonlort daily reIii11Ieco oil U'. juO at U,'. L ,New York run , h show a gain of 81 per cent Witt) plant xtra cars hicago run. 1,527 passengers boardirj, were dd d to the trains to Related Story, Page leaving 1in on trains in accommodate the increase in ed to 845 I ,, poesmen or he ot passtngers q*-.4 F-'t Fvlvm The reason for the increase. threedomesticautomakerss. .. figures do not The Amtrak according to local sales represent passengers arriving they also face possible liyof j ':4 ' . 1. b"Il 2' representative Dennis Gordon, inSanfordonAuto-Train as the orplantshutdownsnextweek i upgraded train service. - "' two are different companies i I 'tDut the first nationwide Teamsters 'We te got a new reser strike continues operating separate terminals vations sy.stem, and we've and trains. 11wre were no reports, huw0: ,4' I I ,_ (,leaned ur. and refurbished all Auto-Train spokesman Itich 1k' cars, Gordon said. Church said today in .. -., . . sht•rtaes in the second day of %ai . Washington that specific . lie added that Amtrak also l figures on the number In I)ttsburgh, steel industry introducing new cars to ILZ pasengcrs arriving and it.'•' if- * said production was i • spokesmen Aould be trains, many of which , departing Sanford diis January - continuing without in. __ entertnj. the Sanford are. . - compared with last January' :. terruption, but preaicteo 1 'Pc-4 71 late 1976 were not available for problems In meeting customer W F~l Jr k; F "Service has been upgraded publication 'demands if the strike continues i -. .iip-- . TT 6. . 100 per cent," commented However, he said that .A_ . 401 4 10.. I . -_- __- -Z -. __ - ~ Gordon. ltir~I - financially, Auto-Train is en- , * Transportation said Thursday MAWSAFAF ''l -i. Overall. AjntraksNew Yorki joylng a record year. 'The that a week-long strike would b' iik` idle one million workers and re-. Florida routes serving Sanford figures for the first quarter look -' * 14 regIstered ii 16 per cent gain in real good," raid Church 'It suit in a toss to the economy of . c ,.. ,,; % , L' - -1 Z nidersh pin the month to-month looks like we're going to have a ' up to $300 million -icomparison, and the Chicago. record first quarter." Federal officials also said Church said that advance Florida figure was up 8 per there would be "considerable Harold Dull of 197 Wafts Dr., Sunland Estates, admires the c'nsu!ner difficulties" if the cent, bookings were strong. "'e're WHAT A SALAD volunteer lettitice plant which came up in his garden. The plant Is 4 strike last,~ as long .vi two Glenn Crews, ticket clerk at probably Imking at ,a re(vrd . I ft. 8In. in cjrrumFerenrt and leaves are 10 in. across. -r the Sanford railroad station, summer, to.' ut' s:iij L - -....... is' ~-'~i'~~-]~L--~~-,--~~-jjt:--~T~~-~-!!~~~i~~7t;- ac.Aj_ -S..* - 5,600 final assembly workers a. its (',MC Truck and Coach Di sion in Pontiac today in the hr major inductrial c'ith:n re .4 - - .-- --'c' The ASSociated I'rL\s _ - - -- .-' 11 former California gu%er nor "deliberatelymisled the American people by using false auotes to gain a slight athan tage in the campaign" Laird _Ii . r ' Orig. $1 Polyester-cotton stretch knit. Assorted brushed prints. Sizes 5, M, L. 'ri ating The Department of Health. Education and Welfare has said it does not know exactly how munch it would cost for the fed. eral government to assume all welfare costs. Neither Jackson nor Udall said specifically how they would pay for such a program, although Jackson has said he would finance his social pro. grams through full employment which he has said would raise the government's income tax revenues S%al,ace, in an interview In Rhinelander, Wis., said the United States is more depend ent on foreign energy sources that it wac dunnu t he bargo of 1973-74 He called for have before, called for a federal takeover of all welfare costs, while Carter said he against the idea The former Georgia goernor said such a takeover would add $15 billion to $20 billion to the budget without improving benefits The states should carry the welfare burdr-' 1'c said not local go-nments Railroad Use UpI I Softball Play Continues I x 4 I 14 I 5. I., Solid spring colors. Ultrlanae polyester knit. 4') Sizes 5, M.. L. finn The primaries in Wisconsin and New York are the first since Ford was upset by Ronald Reagan in North Carolina on March 23, Reagan, the former California governor, is listed on the GOP ballot in Wisconsin, but he called off all campaign appearances in the state this week to concentrate on a national television speech Wednesday night In the speech he assailed Fords adimnistrition portico lan) of foreign polic) Discussion at Thursday morning's forum in New York City, sponsored by the National Conference of Democratic Maors was on urban issues Jackson and Udall, as the ______ I 4.~ nfl..-.' single stage in New York City on Thursday. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., unannounced as a candidate but willing to accept a draft, was there, too. Humphrey drew frequent and loud applause as he called for a new Marshall Plan to rebuild toe CiIICS. Inc arsnaii t'ian was devised after World War II to reconstruct Furope The New York primary IS also next Tuesday. B evening, Carter and Jack son were in Buffalo and Udall was headed for Wisconsin Ala bama Go George C Wallace has been in Wisconsin for se eral days and planned to stay there through the weekend - casual. - - U - a --,...__. - - iV I - I ---- : - Milwaukee, followed bf trip to %Vcst Bend lie planned stops 'saturda) in Fond du Lac and Green Bay all in search of urban, ethnic and Farm votes in fuesda) 's balloting Former Georgia Go Jimmy Carter Washington Sen Henry N Jackson and Arizona Rep Morris K Udall contestants in ilteDtiiioudti1 filL wtrt. Uflil ( . " - - .. .1....., w5a3 U Men' s V-neck 40 print shirts - iU i I 'publicly re'rict allegations By El) L'RICKETT cleanup-the-lakes program, he cording to Williams. He also years after cause of excessive that the Saunders had "either - Fund 10 per cent of cost of 'ill oppose it Herald Staff '1 riter fabricated or conspired to make sa s much of the needed funds weeding is under control spray materials in public lakes fraudulent accusations" Kimbrough's theory is that can be secured through state The Williams memorandum Continue routin against Viblen. County Commissioner the rnajorityof property owners and Federal grants, monitoring of Seminole Cunty outlines the following areas The accusations concerned Ilicluird Williams may finui an in Serninole County who don't In a detailed memorandum to the responsibility of county lakes, rivers and streams. "the misuse of ... .( Vthlen's) unusual opponent to his $100,000 live on lakes shouldn't be made the commission, Williams last government: Williams says the count) 's official position as Seminole pollution lighting proposal to contribute tax money for week outlined his proposal for a Identify problem bodies of seven cities will also be asked to County commissioner to mail fellow Republican County cleanup of lakes which will comprehensive water water and design water participate. private political campaign Commissioner John Kim. benefit lakeside dwellers, management program. management program. To fund the project Williams material to members of the tirough. JnIess he can work that Objectives are the Following: envisions taking money from Apply for grants. general public." At next Tuesday's meeting out," he i Williams) is going to To maintain state stan- Conduct an educational the general fund to pay for a The Saunders insist that Williams says he will ask the have a hard time convincing dards at all county lakes, rivers program for lakefront property sprayer to eradicate weeds, a Vihlen "publicly retract such commission to approve an me," Kimbrough said. and streams which currently owners. pick-up truck and a sedan. charges, pubicly apologize to initial work program to "The time has come to meet the Class III standard. Whenever possible, From gas tax money, he hopes the Saunders family for determine what the entire coordinate the effort and get To restore polluted bodies eliminate sources of con- to purchase lab facilities and allegatloas which are without venture will cost and what level involved. What is behind this is of water to state standards lamination, materials, salaries for four basis in fact." of service can be provided the fact that lakes are being within two years after the When not unde' county employes and to treat storm 'If such charges are not Kimbrough, however, says polluted -and they are getting source of contamination is control work with state and water run-off. retracted, the Saunders family unless Williams can work out worse and worse," Williams controlled, other agencies to accomplish All of the above can be use-51 Page will take every appropriate his proposal where only said. To eradicate and prevent goals. as local matching money when The $100,000 figure is just a unsafe aquatic weed growth in legal measure to protect its homeowners who live on lakes Apply spray materiaL to going after state 4raws, character, reputation and good will fund the countywide Pr(-limirry estimate. county streams within t o lakes. Williams aldeil. - __.________~ Closeout ! 3 for - 11: Ford Stumps Wisconsin * Democr ts Focus On New-York $5 . _______ ~ - 1.~_ ~ - Hubert Hum phrey's Plan For Cities Draws Applause Closeout __ - 4 -,w - , toward Flag,g drills the tennis hail over the net and past opponent Thursday as Seminole Community College swept past Florida Junior College of Jacksonville. Ftagg defeated Ron Golan, 5-1, 1-0. For more details on the match, see story 6-A. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) I - -• - ~_ ______ ' sof tee' i; . 1 . O &t TARGET i- - -_____ 1 : .." ,e~-,.-, - '~ 136. -_ ,=. - - Bright spring prints. Nylon blends. Sizes S. M. L. - ' .-. . k z-__:~,_ ~_ - -~ . - -I 1 .I~ -I - ~ -~'_ _~_ -.-- - 2 for $ 5 - T N - Sale prices effactive thru -,% ' . Sunday, April 4. ~%~- 7~ - . ~, ~ 41 "I ,'j J •- ,~ ~ 1\ / - . 11~ /N-, I ~ ,~, I I--.\ ~!,~ "V.,-- A6 i t i Ail V V & i I IVIUY %WOOF V U 03 V I U I U I his i-_1~ _________ ________ _-_ - _______________________________ V - - - - y- IN I -.. ~P:F - ---- - Ile Saunders sent a telegram I fl I I R'G -- .. ~_ ~_L~~_ . - \ --,... '. - \\/ -~'_&- ~~ - _- afi~ R eg. .T rim-tailored Pandbbgs in leather-look vinyl Many Colors ___ - _ '_____ M _W I r savings, i ______ ________________________ _________ -LF . savings. beautiful . - ,' .- . " - ,• L. / / /11" --- , ( . JcAnn Saunders, Democratic name in the community." the that he would seek the no credibility to the Saunders Jack Fulenwider. Saunders also alleges in the candidate For Congress in the Saunders' telcuram said. Tb r'v ni 11* .l;in. Democratic nomination for the insinuation aMini' h huI en- letter to Herring that the March fifth district, and her campaign Vihien was attending as fifth congressional distrirt. requested Herring's office to velope to Akers carried George 24 letter to Akers was typed by inanager.husbund, George, guest speaker, the The envelope was addressed investigate his campaign Saunders' initials and those Commissioner Vihien's county have threatened to File 0 rto 'Mr. Bill Akers, 1950 Financial records immediately which appeared to be Fulen- paid secretary, pointing to the Teachers Association million against lawsuit and meeting Itidgeniont Drive, Clearwater, to "clear tziis ridiculous in. wider's. Both initials were initials 'd" in the lower left vention in Tan' Seminole County Conunissloner Florida." sinuation." hand corner of the letter. dated 3-31-76. w ith campaign workers ,fl ' e> L. Vihien Jr unless (I , An Orlando newspaper %is Vihlen sa'd Thursday "This In a letter sent by Saunders i:i . quoted today as sLying Vihlen 11)-picol George Saurders themloclay. . pn(l ,v-1,: , ,MahlP f,,r -,rnwent had checked his records and tinued to decline comment on to Herring's Sanford Office tactics. We expected this kind i ne baunclers sata in a letter Akers was riot even on his the Saunders-Vihien con- Wednesday, Saunders, of mud-slinging from the Vililen charged Thursday mailing traeisy, the envelope to Akers, requesting an Investigation, beginning and I refuse to get to State's Ati) Abbott Herring i in has ipprnntl) down to his that thi Saunders campaign shi h Saunders siid carried SO ( that the believed Vihk ii, .ilso lc'el. Saunders, hu 'i r prixlu t ' ( oh ot fund V, tS job in illS itttiiipting .1 fraiiit, thi float) postagi. metered iiiitlittht For tb. Fifth dtrict I has,.. instructed my at second letter today, dated stamping, copies of the resume campaign for the United congressional seat, had used on him, after Saunders said t States torneys to stand by for charges county supplies and county had turned over to herring's March 24 from Vihlen to Akers, and literature said to have been COngress. that involve fraud. This is h said in part, want contained contained therein and the funds to mail campaign litera- office an envelope stamped by and "I would like to request that caused because the Saunders )OUr persona' sup. the county courthouse postage an le 24 letter to Akers were YOU conduct a complete in. campaign is on shaky ground lure, Vihlen, on Thursday, called meter and said to have conmarked A,B,C,D. purportedly vestigation of this matter" the and this reaction is directly Vihien said Thursday there is by Herring's chief investigator, Saunders letter said, the charge a frarne job" on tamed Vihien's announcement related to panic." - - F I . - .1. ___________________ - _____ 4for 6 Sale prices effective thru Sunday, April 4. y• - ______ I'l Control Top pantihose *t - - 0 Commissioner Threatened W'10th Lawsul .f. _'.- ~ - 1~ / 010 ~ - . 0 - _q%* x..~O_, r I ders Wants Retraction From Vihien ,/-, . _ 1 . I . .. . I I .r. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 01, 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/efdb356c5c4f86cd27017fc4070ea348.pdf 5806c8cd3d84743d075a9832bf0d660f PDF Text Text _.r ___ - ______________ __ _____ ______ -qm __ - ___ ___ ' ~~ 413-Evening Horald, Sanford, Ft. 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I ", ), / • — - --'--, -1, .4 r -3 : 1_-__~ I- - 'E JLi \. ____ £ 10652 / ' t`~. THE 0RC0JC`n0N YES, I KN(NV W1 4AT YOU MEAN! YOU CCuNrERFEITER WHO WENT EACHTW T~VO DOLLARS To M AKE '* I NOVELTY PILLOWS # , . ~~"( /((Y k!. J; I ~ *0% I ..4\Ji-' If 3T..../ "f" \ )I I ') _j i- ________ I . \I 8 32 46 Q i 9 8 A 10 4 - - K Q I __ FRANK AND ERNEST t1 I by Bob Thaycs - was taken from the lining of the uterus. Tbt% gyamlogist is not 765 AND GET OUT 1FF1d1E'NC'/ I West I I IL .. . --..- ___r- j,, ______________________ I I -U if r" I .'. 6V Opening lead - . - by T. K. Ryan - KNOW WHA I _W: WHEN I WAS A VJP I USEP M THINK THE WON WAS A n F '.°' 5PtF.1It4' SPANGLE 5FVV1ER 1)4A I Jim: l recent articles about is Harold Vand er bil l vention of contract. Tell us • L Sh .1* who is one crrd short The answer is that It is a misdeal and the same dealer something about him and the tract I to give that card to the player I shtxjld redeal CARNIVAL __ - ___________ - - - F[ I I -.1 _4181& A 17 r, I -,-- _- you ask 25 attorneys and you'll get the same answer -coBection Of Unpact fees is illegal," Freeman said. .I. . 1. fi - —, . I . ~ lr~ ~; i -. . i, X_ .1 7,~-, - , -' . VRE-2--ft 'I' I I said '. .. -1 .1 - 1- . r---- - -_ I reason behind Freeman's ruling, the counly attorney really took 111111111111111"' 4111111111111"' -I -I Freeman accused Kimbrough of using Joe McCarthy .ike tactics b) clouding tl'e issue with statements and half-truths In an effort to hide the fact that Freeman, as county attorney, ( . ,- ~ , - 7- .',~, I,4' I - " '.,p "John not only looks like Joe McCarthy; he is beginning to Sound hke him," Freeman said. nthtoO said Freeman In 1974 promIsed a halt to impact fees. In return, Kimbrough said the money previously coflected would be freed for use in political campaigns. Oil Friday Kimbrough said, "Freeman Iws got the pressure on being told, ou ii better start making some noises, it's on the Expan ds irm process, and nan oils are Lhe industrial cluding, tank car shipments of liquids and equivalent of aerosol coatings that the other loads packed in 55-gallon drums. The housewife uses to keep tier banana breaO from sticking tA the baking pan. Southern Shortenings has recently company also sends its clients pallets laden with Wlb. cubes of emulsifiers and indudes rye sourdough seetdough and its present 14,000-sq - - At Southern's new site there will be, adequate room for expansion of laboratory French blends. It did not take Southern long - to outgrow and research facilities ft facilits - -_ pan oil tight1 srapped in plastic preserve their freshness and cleanlinesa. irninehed a line of pecIaJty k,ids which . hih, Mrs I .. - - / / .. , . ' / - product lines The new building is located on a five-acre plot and Southern has an op tion to purchast nine adjoining acres Bouleard and Jeett Lane is expected to , C, s , — J!L .A: _~., , . I =Mo theory is illegal k II f to - .. .,I- , ~ ---' " I - "As we develop new products," said Mrs. Jackson, "we will have to have more -- . -ea-z- __1- - r- im~_ 1z - --_ -ft . "I , 6 __.L- . 0, ll., ;: iI . . - -A . A- %_ I_._0_! . -- , I. - -_ __ _~Fz~..,~" - . M . IM"14 :5~__ 7 - I to have a valid or. dinance.11 "ZF_,,_ ~ * . .1 ki ~- 0 - , ." A -- _ c ________ _i_ I - • '. i --- — lqF"I----..----.,..----. TONI FREEHAN -----____...,.... Freeman denied any campaign promises were made b, him ' . "TheonlycaznpaignpromIseI know ofin1974 was $2w promise Klmtrough made to the Rumberger law firm," The county attorney charged that Kimbrough promised to keep former county attorney Howard Marme of Pitts, Eubzuiks, Ross & Rumbcrger In as county attorney In return for a $2,000 contribution to Kimbrough's 1974 campaign for the county rommLWon. More than a year ago, however, Mar3ee was ousted by the three Democratic commissioners on the cowitycon, jsjon_ and Freeman was hired . his ruling, Freeman refers to a re.'ent Florida Supreme Court decision. In that ruling. the murt said that impact tees can be collected, but it must be done by ordinance. Freeman says fees collected must be applied solely to cxpansion of new facilities, and secondly, the funds must be segregated. Without ffim crile!'18, an ordinance "wil.l be druck down I " the attwney said. At Issue Is ahout $230,000 already collected and some $million on the books fnr future col,lection. Klrnbrough claims that the Freeman ruling is an attempt to "gag" him. Ile commissioner says he refusift to back down. He Rlsn says that If developm don't pay the I",botmwnen wW. But Freeman said his ruling appU sokl to the 1O..pei to "vc!ta-y su .a 'o a.taa, _______ t I --- '-'-=--., ,,, '1"`llllll......._ "" _________________________________ j - Democrats Choose Seminole Delegate - _fflw7 - - _.... _ '_ i~_ ~ _ IMP r "', - I .~_ - -I - - - -i - I . 4'.. -Tr. T __ - * 1131 Springswffl represent Fintida's fifth congressional district at - --- ~ .i -0 V - -__ ~ Yiili --- T- f -, ~_ '_ - _____ _-_ . -_ --_---__-__ - ~~7___ 11. -- -- ---.. - _1, ,!-,~-.!~~`~-O`---~ ---;- - _- ause Serul Ion' stan d If ild a(IIo City Station New York , 0 ? P V11 hVA - I 'U ~-' "r "O " We are indeed fortunate to have as our sneaker %odav a man who must catch a plane in 20 ri....uffJ 'rimuuaU '1 iltt4q I 0~ .VVe"'O 0 — Atl,ftOFA ~ ~#- 4' . C0404X/ AP4c W m4'iat' i-' 1- --' y,j" / -A,!p _t~r*__r~, is _,-~~-- -N ft .- I * - ~~,-._ - - I * .... , 4c7vs AOMYT, M W 0 Arforfrikaw AwN C,W! 44 -: 'j ,, . t' ,,l--, ICZ~ol:"~~ . , r i~ S" :' - -% I M' ( / 11 1"Wn - - fr,;'~'. ~1I 11k~ I1 1 1 r .1', ,#I 1~ , ,~, "'. P. : . - : FS ~'i - -, L ~v ' . r.Ao~ M. f!11 I k% -Ce , 7 ~ ) . I I , J 6 7,%, r, E _3i, V 4 'r-:7a7 . 11 ~ 11-1. . -'*W1 y1t, ), L" .1. - . ' f ~ ~ I . -==-~~_--- I - - - - -- t;-A , I _~,~.4:-7fqk £ 911 J40 . - - _____ - this summer. Keen, 27, served as Carter's campaign County for the March 7 44i~>" . . _4;r?W L"4d_&1. — L I ~ ki L " .. 1'ui ii, - , , Y 4 - - --*, . Primary and is pledged to _,, M lie was elected a delegate at . , . 'yzi~ __ F.,!;4C. J -M ~___ -~ tl . . - ,_ -,~.~-F-Vk7y" -,, - _- . I - - .=i_ : i the fifth congressional district Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. helped establish the first Southern caucus in Dade Clt} this (lItters Country Club Kennei plant and handled the purchase of the new buUdlng for W. Garnett White weekend. and will join 80 other and the Paw Spa, both in Realtors. Floridians on the convention Longwood: a past president of Keen is a Unemployment ,* Nobody's SureHow M any Ji'b1cc •.' ; N-: K~ --,~,~,!,NITIK I Continued On Page 2-A) I -') - F .., ,~ - ` , " --;i Ts','( " ,;,~ 4t,: ...;, ar L# "r survey and is included among more than 70 steps used in deter. "b". -- _.- .---- , mnimng the unemployment rate The sw-hey Involves a regular group of employers, large and I '.-. . -_ . - , '--"p !I ,,t -'' r , >; :. A 'Zl _- ., -r . 1 A- g- __ - ~~' i~ ..Ja A ; I 1. GF5.~-A-,-.~L ,t'. r part-owtier of Toda')f ,- - -_ L-_i~ . ,.r~4 -* - I. 1 ~9;~e -1. ! tt P-W ~ lal,". L lai::' -. - - -'I , I ALLEN KEEN couple of foreign countries. John Krtder, former executive maniger of the noor. IleraldStaff Writer : - _________________________________ i -A nese things are straightforward enough for the troundThetlock 4-A mathematicall) inclined, but Orlando's sprawl into south 8-B Brk1e Senunole complicates the Issue Figuri.ng the unemployment rate hi Seminole County is A department chief told the small, who voluntarily submit infr.en.i'l-in each month on how Unemployment rates for the three counties in the Orlando coirunission, "Virtually all of a complicated process, Ungted in ills accuracy by relying on many persons are working for them. ' This infornint.ion covers metropolitan area -Seminole, Orange and Osceola -are based the county Is eligible except statistics from the 1970 census. employed persoit in the Orlando on the population ratio establi.shed by the 1970 cemus, when M a matter of faLl, there actually is no practical wa> of Editorial 4-A for Sanford" metropolitan area, according to Sterling Tik, labor market Orange had 76 per cent of the metro population, Seminole pei Chairman determining exactly what Seminole's unemployment rate is In Dear Abb). ...... . Commission .7-A analyst for the State Employment Service. A calrection factor is cent and Osceola 6 per cent.. But Uie Disney boom has not affected l)r. Lamb 8-B Michael liattawa) was skep- March 1976 There's also no practical way to determine the tOtal applied to the figures to allow for moonlighters and for persons each of the counties equally. tical of the project. Ilattaway population. And as the latest cemus grows more and more out* r working out.side !heir county of residence. 8-11 By Ir74. a U.S, Dept. of Commerce estimate showed Orange's IIopital Then th trlLk is to relate surs e statistics to the total number share had sunk to 71 per cert while Seminole climbed to 5-A said he would like to ste land dated, the more unreliable unemployment estimates become rapidly gowthg county like Seminole a Obituaries 5-A ofpersonsemployedm,sa},theSelnlnole toothpick Industry The cent and (ceola stayed at 6 sites in Seminole Count) for capecially in Even so, estimates of unemplo)ment rates are used, among 1-4-B state Emplo} ment office knows from stud) ing lists of orkers less than $4 000 But for figuring unemployment rates the proportions Sports $200,0(* other t.hings, to determine a county's efigibi1ity for federal jobs for whom unemployment insurance is being withheld, that there established in 1970 are kept as cmstants unLi the 1900 census. 6-B are 300 employes in the Seminole County toothpick industry. A 7-A loan from the state is available PrOgralmIbis phenomenon helpis decrease the accuracy of unem The Impossible dream of precis-*. accuracy Is Juet that -a survey of certain toothpick companies sbows that In January 1976 as the county colnplo)ment calculations for Seminole, because Orange County %%+:ATIIP:I1 100 persons are workVg for tliose firms, but a survey of the same like a large planet eluting gravitafional influence on its mission approves a resolution dream. say statisticians, who accept that they are 1l.m.ited to an estimate. The ultimate goal Is, of course, an exa ct estimate. But firms in Febrwtry reveals that the number of employes has risen satellites-automatically affects Seminole's statistics. No of acceptance. matter " Ionda' hi h 84 you never know just how accurate an estimate you are getting. r,illividual unemployment rates are for the three 61. In order to apply this increase to the entire 300-person ir, counbes, no matter which is highest or lowest or in the milddle The business ot figurW unemptoyrinent ieveLs is simple .a.s prime contractor. That Ilartly cloudy today. dustr the State Employment office uses what it eaIs a imi anytime the random sampling Indicates the population Count for Increasing clo'jdines with a means, she said, the count) enough in an ordinary rural county Following the 10-year relative." Ibis means that if the difference between January and Orange County.Nu fluctuated in either direction, unemployrMt chance of thundershowers *would locate the land, and then census random sampluligs are taken of a flied number of February survey totals represents a 10 per cent hike in the partial levels for Seminole and Osceola counties are adjusted up or down have contractors prepare the homes each month. These samplings nmke it possible to estimate" the degree of upward or downward movernent in Uic statistics, this change is r-itended to the industry's overall em. in the 76-IM proportion established by the familiar houw-to. laixi In anticipation of builders. ,, ployment. Thus the agency will estimate that in February the house survey. Once the site was prepared, county's unemployment rate, as compared to the precise peroyed people established by the 1970 censw. total number of toothpick workers Ln Seminole County rose to 330. And as the morit.lis and yem slide by.ftse fIgures will retain In.p.h. Rain Probability 30 per high pertvntage of change, used purely ne Florida State Employment Service, which computes course, is a 77his, of to $13,000 a year wolidd have roUghly the Same reladOnSNP to Each Odw, even Utough Vent tonight and 50 per cent for Ihlustratbn Tuck says monthly link relath'es usually reflect (ccola's largely agricultural work force probably won't be a! ftrst opportunity to buy a site anemkyment rates for all parts of the state, has a heJge against closi to a one per ctnt fluctuation upordown the system's Potential inaccuracy. It is called an Industrial i ( ontinued On I'agt 2 A) For $4000. Details and tides on Page 5-A. 'middIt. income housing," Vihien noted '' - .; ____________ fully-developed homesite is proposal and asked the co unty stat! to research the issue. "We . do have a shortage of low to -______________________ -_ -- - __ - _____ ..&._—~_.!_'- . -1:-K "Nib" 1 '' ~ I ?- .- _~ . 2e , in 1974 - ..-I*, plaid (sbove) is a far cry from the old 2,400. ,I tlu ee per cent interest for up to Southern Sborteniag"ll Dew Sanford sq ft quonset but opened by Dr George Jackson Jr. In Just the )earl, the three years to develop company has grown to a place among the top five companies In the field nationally with raw materials pouring In from several Midwestern states and a of $4,000. The present cost of . " MAI-'j — Allen Keen of Altamonte M0111111W ,11-,~,. ~, --- - - --- - Iferald Staff Writer -- __ - ,. - I : . - ___ - the rich you just have -' , 'm!t fee, not I# - take about two months, said Laura Jackson. comixiny se" At present, Mrs. Jackson said, Southern is turning out about one million . roads and othercontribution gi ven the county by builders Though Kimbroug said he predicted in his 1974 campaign tha t Freeman would seek to halt collection fees, Fileeman says that was easy to predict because former county attorney Nlarsee already had ruled the county could not legally coUect Impact fees Also, Freermn says Florida Auditw General Erne-qt Flli-vn has recommended the county halt its present policy. Jackson said, will probably lead to new acres of land at 2200 Country Ciub Road. Moving the operation to the old !nnmont building near the intersection o! Airport I_ - Pupils at Bear Lake Elementary Scbool observed America'11 Wth birthday with al Bic,entennial parade FTiday, johilng other youngsters In Seminole ikcro" the country who are marking the natJonal celebration with a wide variety of activities in school. (Hemld Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) ortening - Fri-tmn I county commission 1200 000 at r '- For information on the effect _~ t" ta,rn be ,able to undergo the surger y ~_j - ". r 11 I - . _ ______ A state official today offered .Seminole a shot in the arm for the ailing construction industry and an opportunity for more low-cost housing. Judith A. Truett of the state Department of Community Affairs said she will offer the I e heart att.ak thre -—. - T~ I 11111111111111' ~~-_- ~__ irst . _~ - . - I , -_' r f,.-., _ _Jb_jij~~" , A --- risk. The fact Mat you relative ' F - I Ho si ng Fun as rr uttered within three to six months after -'I I' ; I l' member work force by 1981. by Dick Tumor a hcartattack does increase the ''i 'i "l I pf &.~~'. - u r ' . /II" . : Southern Shortenings. Inc., a Sanford food pr od ucts manufacturer which began five years 3gO as a family operation in a ~-jnall qLlonset- hut, announced plans today to move into the 45,000-sq ft lnnrnont building on the west edge of town, George Jackson 111 ice president of * Southern Shortenings, said the relocation is a result of the firm's recent expansion to national status, with distributorships in California, Texas and Puerto Mco. The company produces emulsifiers, pan oils and cther specialty items for such . giant bakeries as Wtnn Dixie, Food Fair, Howard Johnson's, Word Foods (Dandee bread products) and American Bakery, maker of Slerita breads, cakes and rolls. Fit Fmulsifiers are agents which keep misdeal is it correct simply i.#, V I - II ii, FLAGS 0 I I the dealer has 2 card left over at the mid and, if it is not a , 1 07 35MV &T "AOT70 .AOW - AW AJW H*60. -'' nnrf F . I. Started 5 Years Ago in Quonset Hut . ~, It 6 1 - INPIAN OF" 1H MON1H - I . 'I",' PARADE OF I A Pittsburgh reader wants to know if it is a misdeal when - TUMBLEWEEDS ia - ' ' ' " el i. Pau There Is literally no way to preditt ,vhich lvitients will do a I M r Slike thought - ASMNOMM. , THAT SPLINKY SWE 1. ij~l f I e I .iu~, -4 I I 11111~ _vu~ I i.~ , " , -, ~. A #-,V- I ; - - - ,I-".11' ,_`~" ~__-.1 -, '' nament,'* 3 & DOONESBURY TkAh~ - r I r - Radio City Station. Now York, N Y. 10019) ~ our letter to rne in care of this I . r— 0 I tie tournament bridge, but -von the Vanderbilt cup twice I I ii I ' bullet and halt coflection of impact fees. "I recommend that the county commission adopt a valid ordinance to collect the fees - or stop collecting the fees," epan said e sent on to R an ordin n is re d so that we s111 not bt. held legally responsible for illegal collections." County Commissioner John Kimbrough said last week that Freeman wants the fee system halted because the county at. torney promised developers in 1974 that collection of impact fees 7/7&i. 7 I -Z I— -I . - T 1" r-, I ..t ,,,I -.k%.I . tI 5 1P~. lost the board and the tour- 4 wishes to continue taking felt the one major danger number 5-12 Meno AFTeR II _____ __ -:.' _401y . . IfI . 4 . I aI ffie eight on dummy's nine. Had he played an honor South would have made at least four notrunip and won the board. As it was he went down and North Pass 2,N T Pass Pass 4 V Pass cents for 11he Health Letter, EXPERT AY a OT HAW IML-N 5"H it Moir a H li-I : . - - (F:jr a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 to: "Win of Bridge." c/o (his to develop cancer of the uterus. _____ I . __ for two minutes and played hormonesfterthemnopause ithout diffkult From her - ___ __ . . ' t that you include in your letter Oswald: "Glad you asked. ',Nlike' Vanderbilt did invent mean that the cells were not contract and was one of the cancerous. but they were atypical, meaning they weren't great bridge players of the 4rtiourtol5timnesmorelikely - , ,.'---,% "__ % L___ - __ , -~__ - __ __ 11 : estrogen hormones stimulate 1he uterus to have an (ivergrowth of cells or It per. plasia. Ilien when men. struation comes they are shed. It is not surprising then th, overgrowth of cells w, . served when it tissue specimen Recent reporLs indicate 1,11411. %omen who are taking feinale .-'v.' 11110 clubs against the thr eetui &63 Both vulnerable yvars ago should mean that she and he knows that increased of this group, and if her cell growth occurs In response Is out condition is as her cardiologist ~ 1 -: Oswald~ "Our opponents did bid live diamonds. I opened SOUTH The terms in the diagnosis upset because he realizes this, 11, - - - __ __ 7 Cin County Atty. Ithomas Freemain said today the county is in . - IF 0 THE PROFITS! IMP im M 14111100W - ft '007 r - 1-1 -'s. , , ARCHIE I,-,-_--l"fi H1, HOWARE IDEA .' WE - - DEAR READER - The ema C h ormones am her (hologist feels that she can eniale hornionei in medicines given to women after the nienopause do stimulate the -advisable for her to elect to have a hysterectomy, otherwise of he lining of t lmt a b). Ibis Is bec use such pcparatIor1.3 contain esir were put on a sequential type \ I , , — A 'f.- South's jump to three five diamonds notrump spreads" giants of the earlv days of con- whether or not she should have c 1-7 __ . ~~wj ~ L 0. ~ -i' . — - "I / 3 __ 4i -_ playing with Waldemar von Zedtwitz and one pair and one #~ team title playing with me. ne hand in the box led to our team victory." Jim - A don't think much of FAST up to her to decide this problem have not et been because she had a heart attack 11, " % IIF 4-h lll, - t v- — v K 92 # A4 A A K 7 52 Lamb a h)sterectom) He hesitated HEI-D YOU BACKT n -,,-,,~ I ,.., ,~;_ 1 I : This year should U a very %ORTII It)) &AJ4 p.roblern we are having wi0i a close relative. She is in her mid SOs and she has been on a hormone medication for three to four years. She began having abnormal bleeding from the from taking fernale hormones uterus. She consulted her family after the menopause was the doctor who sent her to a possibility that the artificially gynecologist. He advised her to stimulated growth of th e lining have a D and C (dilation and of the uterus could lead to cancer. curettage) which she did. The One possible solution Is to pathologist report came back adcnomatous interrupt the hormones once a "focal atyp1cal month and induce artificial h)perplacla bleeding by giving the other The kivnecologist did rot say feniale hormone, progesterone. tha! this abilormal tissue in the uterus as a c incer but he did Ansers to these and many other questions surruunding say it could become nudi He left I _____ P' %411, Cells DEAR DR. LAMB I'Iease help me with a medical ___________ - 1. " ,Y ~ 10GE'r~ 'I HOW of D ,T;-;I s'Y~O IN MY STEW 171 I :'. Dr. ue ByEDMtICKETr . ' e U ___ VOUR BIRTHDAY - - 1'? ____ . 1 h , . - _117 _% -HEY' COWE HERE A \11.. _-, - I " yt .C.1111 14 V 14bff ' (Feb.23-March 20) . . . - _____ 11), Lawrence E. 1,amb, NLD Si (."t,,,, ,, 14',' I " '!'•$ 14 4 - ,-1- Id~ of compromising for mutual help, not hinder. Need To Be Shed 1 k - -_ , . Normall) ou rca cooperatise tried before Be cautlousi) - 57 SUSPICIOUS ~ 3-21 "- . 11 - I) & __________________________________________ So wE jusir CWERED T LAKE' ".4f ( ~ I - 56 . ,. - Ir - '"ur . IVIM VNIF-r-ftO&--%-Am - 53 I - / 1y - - - 0-" IF- '. ii US. p itly toda courage you before you even try your means or you may be tempted to spend what you thell). closely to be sum you're fully ( BiRTHCAY CAKE! HaV NICE! COt4F I IN! I __ 1\ i I ~ f i~ ~ I 1 ~0~ _ r;:;. by Stoffel & Hesmdohl I "__- _ ~ --m _ PIS€F.S sound your ideas out on people 36 — __ __=~~ 6 ____ rJ -le- ______ ount .1 m 1 - t44_4?+1J. 4 . . . , A V . I i__— \ / -_(: ---..I ~ -= --.-.'. :..-!~~=~_ _-_ Aw . ." ,.: ~ , .-- .... - AR pi~TowNA , THDAY MW 1 32 ,- I2t6 '&" : "THDAY / - I I -. __~. __~ __ _______________ 31 -- 4 ~. " __ ~-21-7- ... - BUGS BUNNY , .1 I-r . It's not likeiy you'll get too Self-doubts today may over. ch support from others in power ) acNeving your goals tWay. Try don't fully believe in them Votirself, nthers can*t be ex. to be self- sufficient. I 6 7 I; r , - . . -. — •. 7' -ou make today I CRACAL' .4" il,t , 1 -, - -LIIPILLU_I 30 1 21J8 26 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents - :- needless problem. - I .1. -,, :'•- H J* frien(l for one you've met domestic changes You're recently. It could cause a contemplating, or OU may I I - - a. (~ - ~ , _ I -i:1' 18 Z)i ..* 1 r, ,/ ,-4,. v lr~__-1 ` -IN 'ç %01 C'RAC K. ll CRACKINa BOOKS iS ----.—.--J..-..---.(r.. — . -.- _______ ___ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 11.4-ith -Intl -,.-Jr..Io~A~..~~tl-.Ii"o,#.-~14 - 1 24 25 by Larry Lewis r-1, _. let)G V 50 Finishes 51 Carbohydfali, - — ''iéc'SD IJUM CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS piç 1 I W I" C, 41 Anoint 43 Mascul riv name 44 Respona 45 Be Wv,sii 46 Some dogs do this 48 Fender mishap 4 5 6 - 18 1~1i~l . 16 UtItItjl" - - I 40 Tell 10 W I b I fl'ce' S 0 (I - ^ - i si f, on. 3 i! 19 Neg0vt *Old 21 Nghlg lab 1 stng (Ft ) 23 Tie I T iieiaiu 68 Year, No, 190-Tuesday, March 304 1976 ,tIUF (March 21-April 19) advantages. 1oh), you may New projects should not be take an unyielding position. started In a hasty manner SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 2) whose Don I take on tasks today that Persons toda) cooperation you need may not are beyond your scope and you bte as anxious to move as YOU talents. Recognize limitations. Act accordingl)r tire. -Dec. Sonle past responsibilitieS 21) Allow ample time before ) ou'%e neglected may get In the getting too deeply involved with way of what you hope to do new acquaintances. They may today. Clean up the old matters not be all they first seem. CAPRICORN (Dec. Wan. first. GENIINI (May 21-June 20) Be 19) Be sure the family is in -----rll~."~ it'? -- - (ah) Bee 2 Mountain 24 Semester (comb forml 25 Gral?ed lher 30 Number 3 Metric *e-ght 27 Baking 31 Conti nent lab l 4 Do: chamber 32 Large lub general 28 Gteat......... 33 Talent 5 Agent (suffixi 34 Against lab 1 30 Chinese 6 Rem&,nder 36 Mariner's jFt I Pagoda direction f 0 9 Gallon 1 DOWN lab lobs I '. 0 s wife 58 s , 59 0 Start IpItiiI 60 T3I13pnsøS 13 S 22 Consistency % wening - A (1'seas' k'n 57 Geraint home ) "L.i I1Fc 3b ) 55 Ofy H 15 16 Bird s - I agenc y _____ I' U I , ,I/, . _______________ Marc h 30, 1976 or : 'I'-' - , ( HOROSCO ___ t:::h - _ I i I _- PE R ____ P - ,_;~_.__~__;__r,__~=_-~_~. - __________________ BEETLE BAILEY _______________________________ ': Or A 'I ., _LA.: 4.9 . . ". . - _____ ___ _-__Al-__ _ ., -: - .. ~ -: _____ 1 �- - ______________ ______ ________ _____ ____ _ - Fhie Enter Pleas ___ - '7!" jjj ___ NAON I I - - May - Receive Notices '. F - I !2cr?L . •: L soon tmtruct Justice Dartment olficlaia to • the FBI's harassment carnpIgn, according to I . - -- 1 -_. ____ -- _____ • on the finn" . - ' 1416 Persimmon Ave., both Ilallendale, Browai ' the Fiida Deparnent of Crll Iw Enforcement "I'm not going to say that's the reason," FDCLE — '' -e left and right. J ____ ________ _____________ defense appropatIon b Both got a med - - --. - ____________ - they tocut it. _____ ''- - - _________________________________________________________________ — -- ___________ Ra she stood tf ore Superior Court robbery conviction. robberlea. In the three months after the mandatorj sentence law went Into effect, 4,939 robberies were reported, a drop of the charges read. 'pn1s th the use of American$upplied weapons that Reagan Tapes TV To S ea k At Breakfast Clarence Flowers, 19, of Lake tune in t k _1 _____________ By The Associated Press Tcrna&ies have cut a swath of destruction across more than 220 and leaving hundreds of other-s homeless. and more than 70 were injured. Five were killed and at least 10 were Injured in MIciccippi, state Clvii Defense ' an mccc Ol( !Ios P TAIJAlIAI I Al ) — I venlence store cle on Jan. 7 charges of tiCiO posse on using a toy pistol. cocaine agalnst uiC men as Ia efront as t ri tra cling trd S . i i J b I J sen xC a r$ year struggle and her mother ades and e en change into ot er forms. says death was a blessing. • Regents To Trim Programs cession of nursing homes and t s that cod survive for ' state mental institutions her immuflit)' or they may be the 1 gti,I ies in i rmint state al particles serve a more posi. that ii we don't vaccinate, we wide immunization prograro a (0 t ziiother rIle l-'ckstein said source of future disease. - Lit-c purpose in maIntaining 11D will have a lo of fatal diseases against 1918 swine influe:I7a, ades later, Simpson sad. They then eod cause unre- UC as some o Simpson told an American ______ ' may mutate and persist for long se against periods - as Is suspected with _________ _ ________________________________ _________________ will be a uestlon and rio and coffee assault and resisting an officer P II without violence to his person in D • c UT LOU Id Ashle 'was arrested IT w him dro a wavüig Incident at an Italian PC alk ° in the (]oldsboro pO Sanford. Dkkerson threatened commun iY prna"h. ci to ta to snot rtsiisuzu-ii tiiptoye J.W. F&ster, police said. •i fl Cli - - - = - .. - -. - V -. - - -. V programs that thainnan Marshall iser says legislators Sunday on a crust of bread at The board called for a report from the committee It set up earlier this month to review programs and determine which ones have too few students to operate efficiently. tal at Macdenny. She was 35 a'd had been a resident of iental hospitals For 15 year3. e • Stacey Dickerson, 18, of of 1614 of w Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, 16th St M Sanford22,accused es over the last 18 months. Det. L. M. Ford found the box be made. ____ e manager of the arnber said the "blie is Inviteil when someone approached him an antique breakfront on week in a continuing infrimtherrr,rjP 1m nn the dip' In the ir-"i' "ice 'estigatton tn'o furniture hIuhes Jr. said today. _________________________________ ____________________________________ .'• • \P) The hUIIIIO 1) t(f r'l I lOIRtrfllng tht [t ntiii Of IUdflS ii sttspcted but has not this in animal tts accinatio b) dli nians k. have a reseroir of viruses or comirion iruses to persist in been prosen Simpson said the disease po- cause the benefith are greater e a news clipping 1)illard that be was crossing reported today that the missing SR 436 2t howell Branch Road. sheriffs deputies Monday after Miss Hear, fl, has de- he woWd light Miss Ilear's et- come off better" lerson, ooper ty. McPherson said the bW would improve florida's law hC osem n ° St o II t y Sanford, First St. and Park gold was missing Monday from identified Huston as a Ave. the Antique Center Inc., 126 warehouse worker at Eric ound. i tomobile registration :ustcm will be the discuscion topic at the next ' bank bag as he attempted to Sheriff's detectives rerds make a deposit about 10p.m. at responding to a report that Toriadoes Kill 11 ' case an _______ "I think comparon ... the _____ _______ a passenger in the right rear Bennett, 20, of 701 Po and Rali seat Road, Ingwood, pleaded Herald Staff Writer w tried anhere in the world," ing tiw bank uobbery IaI Ionard Weinglass, Mr.s. Bea t w S th sb sheriff's ce squad ____________ frequent mention of her actions ation Army which kidnaped her . -__ taken to the Seminole Memorial cording to sheriff's iC)OItS• Hospital emergency room for Suspect rrsted Sanford pollee detectives treatment. A fifth SLLSpeCt has been __ ___________________ • L peecii ____ -- substance charge In the case resisting an officer without _____ marl juana was thrown from the ri'ht front seat of an 4iuto Ofl ' . '' - - reta tauon or a con am em g t Kisnger acowleed that the accord, which wi reepen bases used to monitor activities ide the Soet I ______ .. r - ____ _______________ The depanent's annusi report showed an 8 per cent remain free on bond ur g a thsmisss. -A third man, Bruce Edward PSI. Norman Griffin Jr., 23, of 432 _______________ Davidson, 23, of 1803 McCarthy - The charges Miss 1!earst and said Al Johnson, one her ;1mmte(l to litl'tja if the nuneed the ilarrises S (rrt 11) s' her menther of Patricia :Ieat's William and Emily Iiarr face torneys. 'It would not be po piding charges. didn't see the two owed SL "Were seidng to keep P1.tri• (le!enSe team says he would be stem From a May 14 incident .siblc to get a ngle juror wt "The ls Angeles case has members who were brought to cia in as a codefendant. It ben. surprised If the nespaper in which she shot up an In as not aare of her prior con already been tried in San Fran the same courtroom for a hear. efi us in a three way," heiress ever goes on trial on glewood sporting goods store to victfon." cisco,' he insted. Ing momen after she left for Weinglass said. ste charges. coveranescapebytheiIarrs MsHearstadmIttedmostof thereturntriptotheSanMateo H •d bi Miss Hearst, convkied of after an alleged shoplifting h e si p iciLy surrounding the activity In the Inglewood in- County Jail in Redwood City, case hank robbery after trial In a attempt. Two kidnapings and a icr 1r,a in 1in rancu OWU cident when she took the wit- near San Francco. the ' d • ni' icr as arraigned under tight Sc Miss IIear as ordered But Johnson said the 114 She ciaimed she fired to Ut in dan er and only on 11 felony charges of kidna enter pleas to the state charges. Lion Monday alleging that a Lion" drilled Into her by the hearing, adng unrkr oath h,c n& Robberies -_____ . ____ __________________ _________________________ ____ • •.• _________ los ANGE1.ES (AP) - A TALlAHASSEE (AP) - IbberIes In florida decreased sharply afr a law went tn fect posthg ount), - Publicity May Block New Herst Trial D ec un es B y 1 0 P er Cenf declined to oppose motions by two counts of uttering a vi eec to receive tten recommendons this week from offlclals developing the pla The FBI conducted 12 counterintellIgence programs, Of Number roblw in another case Miller, 23 of 1019 W 1h St I - __ IN BRIEF ' g for trial this week at Sarford pre Sen ence (PSI). have pleaded guilty and the Asstant Att' Claud court has dismissed drug t •• ro bbe charges against to other Van Hoo wOp charges aga 7 Gi te son • Circuit Court Judge A.J. Ray, 20, of 2J }Iosemann Jr., dismissed Road, south eiino as felony marijuana psession of negotisUon that :'- to a) c- I _______ • ' . I TusdayMarc1i3O,Th-3 A Evening Hera SanIo, FL - S INI BRIEF FBI Harassment Victims , , Heiress Faces LaIITornIa Cnarges U V :_ ____ TJT 1.11 -- Tuitda,March3O,17 - __ ____ 2A—EveningHerakJ,Snfor, _ chapter president Robert Vanner says "we're goIng to redo the award." After the beauty contest, Jo L)r.ne modeled and made (dc- winner, possibly when It meets next Monday. The story of the February wInner came out Monday. As ing to Cuba, where she was a dancer in Havana's Hotel the month is D. A. Q'cws." And up stepped a woman Not long alter she started the honor - David Butler, 22, and his 1 gentleman can cook up -- near Havana suffering brain damagt luch put her into e x aminailon ugge S re - Joan Christensen Giber- are accused of receiving stolen son, 42, of 17 Plaza Oval, property. Sheriffs detectives had been I - 'Bud Dickinson, under boi care for a heart ailment, ,u1d be reexamined In six month, to a ear to see 11 he ( -- Although she finally caine out exhaustive therapy, her mind did no' recover I -. -- - - -II - Ill rt i nu sektiun • I . -- - .. - __ r' - -. •------------- - - )d - - --- . - - - - fected by the same economic contitioos as Orange's II10(C station atSR-434 and U.S. 1742, where Butler was employed as _______ .1 - ned before the accident" sharing," a method for figuring the differential among the r ''... • ) ______ city council meeting by also be applied to detennine the difference between the collective herald Staff % riter hich iniluded insLillition of borne by the city s stabilization pay self service g&soltne pumps unemployment rate for the area and the level in any single sewerlineandsidcwalksonone fund account attheShopandGcconvenlence county To understand ho It works, you have to go back to the CASSEL BERR - A decision side of tb' street was "ery The stabilization fund ii. store on SR-434, was postponed beginning of any given decade on collecting more than $35000 complex" He said the count) cludes a fee levied on regular until nest wetk (ice the official cinsus has been completed, there will be no in paving assessments from had participated by pro1ding sewer bills to provide money for City attorney, Gary Massey tlne,thereLsalmostalwaysgo(ngtobead1fferencebetee Urclehasbeendelayedby the part of the project and It! C!!C"' ti La if OrLandosaldthecountywas hcttrthedtycounlorU 'rc gGsi tu wdgU Lu know Kenneth McIntosh prepares an paid $14,000 toward a portio, of He added that he contacted jurisdiction ocr the request possible is by trying to bring Seminole's 1970 readings forward, Council Chairman Charles • e r ru This eigeI lid ill a u Circuit Couit Judge A J 'I think the officer used _____ -_ - ____ such as the Orlando metropolitan area If the 197fl census pegged Seminole's unemployment rate at 5 3per cent, that could be considered a nearly exact base figure. The attorney, John Rosen curate Yardck than Therefore, when results from the ond sampling taken ruit, - cotice and resolution calling for an assessment to adjacent • C (I d F urn Pa e 1 A) Ln&cat In finance ard d ward uc?al oicir March of Dimes, and a past n recent wee s faorofpermittingflgijne • I i_I ____ County on Its smaller nefghbori is bwled 'ntwhete in public hearings on theiss'jeand of Big Brothers o - figured 3 - - f U -___________ U 14.8 in December 1975 to 11 2 in j wen' not followed" Association / L_ _lj , course, for a ccrnpleta!y accurate understanding of the 1972 on the project. County Young Republicans, hire Allen H. Bush of Sanford as Jeanne Rodriguez1 state GOP city planner to replace the iifnittu.oinan for Serninolt. city s first planrkr Mr th.inrw Seminole County DerocraUc also electeda delegate-nt4arge fund3 in September Mrs. have been sonsidering are "seasonally Ijusted't for this port of clients, Richard Puph, is quoted Lichelur's degree In economies pledged to former California U state. But that's another in the rwnutcs of th meetings from Roflins Coflegt and a Iov Ronald Reagan. ftrJ(.yr effective March 12. Bush reported to work Mnndiv -- , .. , L...' ç, 4 I__L_-j I J' :" -, .4 i - -t •4 - _'(4 .'i,j41 c . ' f - ''t ç - Ui tXKi - - r . LLISI+ •tillI1S •tO Icit, - UI) of offee run di -;- - available. 'l'hat meaiis VOLt can have lnnch it breakfast ttiiw; you can a'd Chr,stmas - 'ri. - a.' 41 * 4 11 - . 4 - 1 - - .., . Low evening rates apply from 5 p.m. until ii p.m. o 2565 French Avenue ico.ui I10 CIIU Poita, Paid i Safii 3v M$ ifi FIO+'ld Month. 57 FO,6M4,nth, Jerida 377;i $am At POm diyy $1 t,t , AU other maI have dinner - thfd Saiurday -. firearm Uftdby, MMCh 30, 1976—Vcl. 6$, No. 190 Daily and SUndjy CCtpi - - Streetman Is chainnan of the resignatlono o:desl ifl3 placed in Its final position Mon phone and Telegrapt Co are Seminole County GOP day when a motor aboard the competing for the right to proA Committee, committeeman elect while Hadiodorooratlon ,f Amtrka's Alaskit Seminole Cç'tnty's unemployment rate Is high, quite a bit higher first corwikred, pointed to a Winter Park Memorial Hospital than the national level. And there is no strong Indkatlon that it stack of public records which he Communit' Relations cornwill ttead downwar Firiahy hesa, the c'i.nty's jot less level is indit It(d included minutes of riut't' make uie -_,j ' f 'r '_"::Z'4_ '.. :- -- ' ' ' ' ith OUF (100(1 iflOu aflu goou middle of May when the March rate Is is unptoper," the attorn'y said is a director of the Winter Park befo-e a downward trend can be declared in Seminole "The problem was created a Youth Center, member of the - :;i; . - .. - means it will be the -- --_':- •- --'.' :; issati II center at Vernon Valley, salllte -. 1 -- ree man r -- ' : - - - -_-_ price around here." J-r- t.L . = -- -1r / wo o r elected dde ate -- --- ( . ____ - ____ William McKinley Morgan, 48, of Winter Garden, was put at the house "to se'l my car" conceaiø'l : _14_s—_'-.r'-- spoon that vice squad agents not need a special exception contained heroin at the officer from the city" Williams, the father of three clients were receiIng ' - master's de r --.j -- w Jack Williams Jr, 2, of Count), were apprehended talked to the building inspector caliber automatic pistol on violence and criminal mischief and he could not find in the Williams that Williams threw a in the kicking out of a patrol car I - sentenced him to three years in defendant is still aihe" dc in md IRat - - ccrthing hae a gasoline station search warrant, officers Sanford Kafka was found Crews said "The type testified Monday guilty last month by a circuit operatione put in is ery neat, One officer said that despite court jury of resisting arrest by 4 per cent unemployment shows up In the county It is safe to names of all the clients he was conclude from this, Tuck says, that 1.3 er cent of the CoUnty's representing at the hearing, ma - ii the proposed assessment for the labor and that sewer frograrn - Orlando man's probation in a Judge Hosemann about the In other sentencings Monday, Service, says TCk, and used in combination with various for- property owners, insisted that CrystalBotlhomeowners were intent was to reimburse that berland Farms store was heroin Into 21 small packets or current Jail time of one year _____________ _. - . &¼'.. f. .. eentsereforgotteninabouta Orlando said it was difficult time the project was begun and %ariance but a special cx after he was arrested in an another man both of whom This effort is conducted on the federal leel by a Controlled public hearing Monday night to prior to the work being done exception, sas to use the should be held, sith the ap random, with slightly more than 2,000of them located in FIr1dL an Orlando attorney, ticipation money" to pay initial costs of advertising __ Dr. James Crumbley of Tampa testified that Dlckiiison •flcril )4'(iIIrtl *1Id 1t% t • -fl.UI. I )I4 . ________________________________________— - - -' - - . - - - •- - , ¼ �Evening Herald The new Woodward-Bernstein book that shows a Nixon gone bananas In the distraught PJdard \ FHEMU AVE SANFORD. FI .. 3271 Area (1e 3O4,12- 11 or 831.9993 — national columnists. York Times says that hatred of Nixon reaches a crescendo" with the glorification on film of the reporting of Woodward and Bernstein, the two Washington Post reporters who unraveled Watergate — the break4n which toppled the Rote of Nixon. Then Satire takes on both repters for their es at tpublication, which purportato be an account of the fallen President's last days in the White House." The first book, "All The President's Men," oqtlined the Watergate fiasco right down to the time !lytn 6h tka WI,1#. £W. In the latest Woodward-Bernstein book Nixon is porta as a drunken, carper pounding fallen President who scinetfme talks to pictures on the wall and Indoces Henry Kissinger to get down on his knees for a moment of prayer. In one scene the embat tled President is reported 't' w nerry, you are not a very orthodox Jew, and I am not an orthoáox Quaker, but we need toy." And then according AYNE D. DOYlE, Publisher H RICHARD LONG. Editor %s 1111AM D. CL'RRIE. Managing Editor ' 9 If r. r Week. SS ttins. Month. $140; 6 M(,nths, $14 ). N tar. $ 40 H% MiiI In Florida same as home delivery. MI ttvr rr;id Mnth. $O. Months,, 116.20. 12 Months. 132.40 ... I ______ 1W Il Vandals Discover The Clock By ED PRICKET County Unfriendly •• 'unii ruia zia ixrtarniy taKen a step in the right direction by the creation of his vandalism task force. Even more significantly, it is refreshing to see that vandals will not be handled with kid gloves in Seminole County, be they adults or juveniles. The orders are out. Anyone apprehended for vandalism goes straight to jail where ihey will be fingerprinted and Aiotographed. Seminole County residents have suffered untoid thousands of dollars in damage at the hands of vandals who have no respect for property, no respect for their neighbor and no respect for law . - •4 S Safire uses Can you Imagine any person In his righ t nth1, the target of more intense and extended abuse than any American In this century, turning to prayer?" Safire says the ready market for such a publication is the need of many people to cover up their guilt feelings. To anesthetize our consciences, we have to keep telling each other that he (Nixon) was evil Incarnate. We have to insist he was dangerously demented." I don't think Nixon waa "demented" unless that's the proper term for a President who betra yed S .1rV '*i and order. And, this wanton destruction is continuing at pious. satire when be ca!ls the scene " WMism Saflre of The Around fell he down, too." the elite of the elite scribes Tuesday,March 30 1976-4A ,.. KIssin days of watergate Is generating controversy among . 4-'% to the rpor!, "Nzon got down on his knees, ger had no alternative but to kneel last •k.. ....i4..' e. .....L. s......_t.. i_ -- UJV U4U6AI 3 UL&3 WIUI d JJUUL4J I1A-UJ, dJ ACL which at the peak of Its conseque nce threatened to wdernthse the Democratic Institutions which made this co;iltry and at It ebb was simply a group of bunglers who tried to bust into Democra tic headquarters (Watergate) and failed. Safire rates a point when he raps the writers for •seezu the last tew million dt4iars out Of Watergate. Certainly both reporters have "cleaned UP" in terms of money as a result of their in- MJ vestigative reporting. ti for t heir la test the can book. U it's tr ue that Nixon broke down dining his last days and acted like a mad King Lear, I think it's the public's riot to know about it. Alter a ll, It was the public who elected Nixon. AM was he not a representation of the public's collective menta li ty? II no t, he was a product of slick public re la tions eff orts which swept him Into office. I prefer to believe the la tter. But lf Safire would produce a spark of guilt in the na tion for N ixon's fallü.s, that's absurd. Read the book by Woodward and Bernstein and judge for yotrse!Ves. But see justifica on I WC)RI fl I N BRIEF By The Associated Press Communications between Beirut and the outside world were broken today, but reports from the Lebanese capital Monday night said leftist Moslem militiamen were driving their Christian foes back Into Ashraflya, the city's traditional Christian quarter, and threatening their hold on the port of Beirut. Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat was urging the W ucixpi another Syrian proposal for a ceasefire. But Kamal Junblatt, the leader of the Moslem leftists, said he would not agree to a truce until Christian President Suleiman FranJleh resigned and the Christians agreed to give up more power to the Moslems than they p L . Soviets I . Sour 1~ .: Victories Nothing Went . . .',,1 Right . %,*, Police estimated that more than 200 persons viere killed in fighting Monday, raising the tall In 11 months if irisiiM uaoskin civil warfare to an est14,00. a14,00.,, dead. But police admitted their estimate was only a guess since they were staying out of the battle zones and could not count the bodies. .Wk. the rate of additional thousands of dollars each NO 11 N. WASHINGTON — Technically, the Russians month, according to sheriff's department records, usually do a superb job In tkkir underground WASHINGTON — It's a ll over. One-hundred. ) . stçpert of Marxist revolu tiona ries. They keep a The sheriff's new anti-vandalism team will :.i and-eighty-five days, 34.582.74 worth of your [. F • out in force, using the h*tet cientiIic equipment. low prof ile, keep a door open f or withdrawal i / money and mine — 'federal matching (und.s without loss of face, inject naU xx4ts of " Once caught, the teenager ' theycail it— and 11 delegates after it all began / mcneyand arms Intoawide front protAngfor an (th a t's $24.03 per de!e3te, it" finished. TJ du?t bent on vengeance toward a former employer • lavishly when .,,& presidential candidacy of R. Sargent Shriver, can expect exactly what's coming to him — a stint appears their help will turn the tide. They w hom personal net worth Mone y magazine says in jail, waste no tears on it causes. • is $6 million, is finished. So, what went wron But, while the sheriff's task force will certainly In this, they are more effective than the Well, just about everything. First, there . be effective, we, the average citizen, can help, too. United States. 11 I the so-called "Kennedy connection," Shrlver5 n It comes to followingthrough however, ____ If you see or hear anything that leads you to believe attempt to lay claim to the "Kennedy legacy" as vandals are at work, call the sheriff's department the Russians apparently forget the rules they the brother-In-law of the late John F. Kennedy or your local police immediately. This team can't follow so effectively In promoting revolutions Although he declared this legacy to be something and wars _____________ "which all Americans can be pr oud of," it obdo it alone. It needs your help. ,mis t-victory failure may prove to be the viously Lw't. During the past fewmonths, for) Soviets' Achilles heel, overshadowing the example, there have been numerous revelations 01 massive n uclear I t'~ about the late President's ex tra-marital love i ventional anna buildup. To Elderly affairs. For Instance, look at the recen t oust er of the . "Suddenly," as one worker in past Kenn ed y R ussians by Egypt and Its cancella ti on of a '. campaigns put It, "Camelot has become a trailer President Ford signed the Older Act reluct. mutual defense treaty with Moscow. park." antly last year. aware that the emotional Intent Of the The Russians bumbled by attempting to in. In U ind ividual's opinion, Shri ver got all legislation was serlor to Its content. tenfernEgypUandvthan and m1jtarypoljtjca. _____ K nedy negadves but none of the positives, en The at was a pallia tive, an wthnagtnative tinkering with They abut off spare parts and su pplies when they e who hate the Kennedys hate Shriver; Thos the edges of a major na tional problem that is Immense and couldn't have their way. No country will take those who love th em, don't take him seriously. pathetic. ________ such abuse and the Egyptians had an option: As ez.L press aide Bill Moyers obsened, the S. One out of each six elderly persona In the United States 01 they could turn to the West, and did. _______ Kenn edy evangelists consider 1river an in America Is classified as poor. The families headed by a person The Ri*4ris Rus i a ma made de the same mistake In terloper; 4 1, those who d islike the Kennedys see turn who is 65 or aver have a median ____income of $7,296 per year, dealings with Mao Tse-tung's Oilna. They as Just brother-In-law. the compared wi th t he nathxial m#iIIw of nearly $13,000. And the stçplied Peking with nuclear know-how, techThroughout his campaign, Sargent Shriver of t he 13 millIon Mum who sari Into the poverty ic1wis and aid, then demanded that Mao follow fought an uphill battle to be taken seriously and ran1a last year are senior citizens. 'That's A Start, I Suppose, But So m eon e Sb ovid Tell Him Rrt Russian policy In the Far East and in South Asia. he ost. But then how can anyone take seriousl y a Apply what amounts to an affirmative action program to When Mao refused, the Russians abruptly pulled man who Is a combination of Mr. Malaprop and senior citizens a few more jobs and even a $1.7 billion their men and aid, leaving Qiinese indusUUI There's More To The Pose' Prof. Irwin Corey, a man who campaigns like dollar ho using suhsidy arc but drops in the development in a shambles and building an the Three Stooges on speed. Congress aprareitly realizes as much. Even as the Older enmity difficult to eradicate. in the atiuiti Oleerver, columnist to Wristirli Citizem At was being debated, a Senate Speca1 Committee on Jim Perry said that Shriver had the curious Moving on to Eastern Europe — East GerAging began conducting a broad and deep national attaly to get habit of many, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, adding non sequiturs to his speeches. Ed' Itor at the roots of the special problems faced by elderly ieople who But his speech es were non sequlturs. Speaking to Rumania, Yugoslavia arul Albania in particuiar. are mci-c ravaged then most by an Inadequate income, lack where Juveniles can openly break the law, a a mostly black audience In Indlanola, YugosJavlaandAlbanlahaveopenlybro&en with Setting The Record Straight job opportunities, inordinate medical costs and an unconcerned situation exists which Is harmful to all con- Mississippi, Striver told them that not long Moscow. There have been serious revolts In public. Let's net the record straight on the "smoking stituted authority, Poland. ( -echoslavakia and Hungry, despi te before, he had been in Alabama at a meeting in Preliminary LdcrmatIon dribbling from the Senate com june" at Semin ol e High Scho ol , and other high I note that En the March 24th Herald Dorothy the Raphael Seinmes Hotel. strong presence of Ru ssi an troops mittee, which is due to issm its repert next month, is not en. in or about schools In Seminole County. I note In the letter by Hanna of Lake Mary has adequately replied to '11n thought I was a Yankee," he declared, cowaglng. The grotç apparently l'i sticking to familiar turf with r. Chester Oxford in the March 17th Herald most of the rest of Mr. Oxford's letter. so I doll boasting he was a Southerner. "But then I told same overriding such recommenda tions as transferring the Social SecurityOn that he appears to believe my suit is aimed at 13- Ignore the "personality" attacks published. them that Raphael Semxnes was my cousin." program from the Department of Hea1li EdUC&tII and e country after another In the various year.olds who smoke on public school property. Since this case Is now En the Circuit Court, African countries, assisted I Semmes was an admiral in the Confederate by the Soviets for Welfare to a special agency, and raising the salary base on Thlz is not the case at all. Unfortunately, the shall refrain from saying more until the matter Na'. their own ends, ha s moved to weaken those w hichSdalSe tyes epaidtoumuasn and to build relationship with the U.S. and the Herald's article mentioned by Mr. Oxford played has been ad judi ca ted, but I do want the record "Why," Striver told his puzzled listeners, The sad fact Is that no amow of tinkering with the Social up State Att or ney Abbott Herring's comments set straight as to the real thrust of rrj suit. It Is "you West can look It up In the Baltimore phone Securi ty program is likely to solve the financial problems of _ after a period of growing suspicion about 18.year.okls being legally allowed to aimed at viola onof S 859. 859 07 Russian Of book." What, In the Yellow Pages under retired persons, because the tax will become counter-productive smoke. Dr. Merle E. Parker never said Florida criminal code, t he la tter sta tute "Confederate admirals?" long before It Is large enough to rnitke a significant con tribution Now we shall see what happens In Angola. oth erwise, providing that any juvenile (anyone under 1$) Shriver also had trouble being credible on the to the problems of the elderly. Will the victories of the Marxist faction stick? However, school authorities are well aware who has or has had cigarettes in his possession, Lues. He told one Denver group: "We have to By the same token, federal alihsIdIes across the spectrum of The work of the Cuban expeditionary force, from that most of the students who use the may be taken before a county judge and be re-establish our self-trust, our self-respect. problems is not the economic or philosopwcal answer. If the all accounts, was not Unpresidve but the victors "designated smoking area" are under 18, many cOMPelled to testify as to where &W from whom 71sat's somet!O ig I know something about. I entire federal budget were divided among the nation's 23 million had an overwhelming supply of arms and beim 16 and 17 years old. he obtained the cigarettes. This law has been don't qul' know what to do about it hot poor, esdi would receive only about $16,000, and this is a patent equipment. The question now is whether they Allowing this open violation of Florida studiously Ignor ed by both Sheriff John Polk, no çiesUon It Is the biggest Impossibility. single Issue of the have the atIlity to hold their control — quite a statutes sets an eianiple for students to flout and the Sanford Police E)epartment up to the campaign." The answer lies In the private sector of the economy — hi different matter from winning a war. AM If they laws they may not wish to obey. When the coun ty present time. programs to assur e tKt re tiring persons have sources of inOn the abortion issue, Shriver, supposedly i do retain control, will the Russians botch the sheriff or police officers refuse to enforce a law, Dr. Merle E. Parker, devout Catholic, also waffled. Saying ho was cane other than federal money, in permitting elderly persons to relationship? and when school authorities provide a sanctuary Sanford, Florida strongly opposed "personally" to abort ion, cuitinue working 11 they wish, and to help tiicm guard against nonetheless he said that as President he would catastrophic and disabling do nothing to stop abortions. JACK ANDERSON In Iowa, speaking against a Human Life Amendment to the Constitution, Shrlver said he was seeking the presidency, not "running for BERRY'S WORLD Bishop of Washington or Pope." He noted that "Christ did not go around trying to get the Supreme Court to change the law." The Des Flint, Moines Register newspaper Likened Shriver's WASHINGTON— "Freedom's Way—U.S.A." Then the final six were chosen by the 55 state and Challenge the Future"; Mrs. C. Corkran of has been chosen by the American people as their territorial Bicentennial chairme n. Position on abort ion to "something like goofus ., "America , the Possible Dream": Olive music." Mich official Bicentennial slogan. six slogans were announced at the Cutting of Cape Cod, Mass., "Stand Fast! Stand was also a shameless practitioner of President Ford was to congratulate the Su 'rt Tall! Stand American!" and Mrs. Leigh theShriver old politics and Indulged in the grossest sort author, Mrs. Ellen Harness of Lltthfield, Conn.,Council game in January and the Advertising helped launch a national campaign to Waterman of Forestville, N. Y., "America Is of name-dropping and appeals Monday in a White House ceremony. to regional get out the vote. An Incredible 3000000 ballots Your Past, You are Her Future," chauvinism, The choice culminates an 18-month search for were received in one month and were Now that the official slogan has been picked, a phrase that reflects the American experience tabulated In Laconia, N.H. he told a group: "I can ptck by the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and we have a new task: We have to bring it Into ( up the phone and talk to someone in the Kremlin of the past 200 years and sets a goal for the next camplire Girls, lives of all Americans. Aga in, we're asking for Just as easy as calling Manchester, New 200. your suggestions. Mall them to Slogans, U.S A., Hampshire." In a Manchester brush We kicked off the slogans contest in ' . "Freedom's Way — U.S.A." turned out to the 1976, Washington , D. C. 20013. Box cand ida te accidently dropped a Shriver bu tton tember 1974. "In times past," we wrote, the winner. The author, 29-year-old Ellen .~ "Americans ha ve been able to distill the cause of Harness, is a claims supervisor for an Insurance % Togethe r we found a slogan. Tcgether let's Into a cup of milk held by one of three men playing cribbage. the hour Into a phrase, a rallying cry, a stirring firm. Her husband, Burt, serves wi th the local make it rir g throughout th e IancL L slogan." We said then that a new slogan for volurteer fire department. An Incident symbolic of what was wrong with Footnote: The slogans campaign America should not be the forced effort of a the Shriver campaign occurred at Faneull Hall Mrs. Harness told us that her slogan idea COOrdinated by Frank Ingo and Mardi Devolites. political ghost writer, but the spontaneous ex Sl during "Shriver Family [)ay." While calnctoheras she was drkingtowork '1 Ll4fl on of a grateful ci UZn. WASTING WILDLIDE: We reported over a the band played Mexican to think about the number and extent 01 the year ago that endanger music, an Irate The American le ed animals were d ying by Ilibemlan grumped: "n't they know eedoms fr that we eny," she said, "the any jigs' \ with striking number beingthe t the thousands because the federal F ish and We don't ha ve any Mexicans here." thinp so great that we were encouraged to create tl can do Wildlife Service had failed to puttheynon the / or say without fear. The pursuit of those same protected list. so It was with the Shriver campaign: Its program that would reach millions. So "Slogans, or the driving force behind the theme song was out of tune with the American USA" vu Incorated U an official evoiuUonwas The helpless an ls, sadiy, a re still falling peop and continues as a driving force Bicentennial program. le. Slith er himse lf Is out of ste p with t he victim to bureaucratic footdragglng. Thousands country. He should be put Into cryogenic - —-" _i Israeli Troops Shoot Rioters . _ • - I . _____ TEL AVIV, Israel (AP)_ Most .aeli Arabs rejected a Communist call for a general strike today, but Israeli troops and police opened fire on rioters in one Arab village in northern Israel and kulkd three Arabs, police reported, Another Arab was killed Monday night In a clash In a neighlxing viu.age. 'ihe area was put under curfew, and more police and troops were sent In. Arabs In the village of Sakhnln defied the curfew orders and threw stoaes, torches and burning cans of kerosene at the police and soldiers. A communique said the security forces fired warning shots and then turned their guns on the crowd when It dud not disperse. Special Delivery Available ____ Aid ___ _ '- '. OTTAWA (AP) — Special delivery mall service is now available from Canada to Israel, and registered mail, in. eluding letters, printed papers and small packages, may be sent registered to North Vietnam, according to a recent circular from the Canadian Post Office. ___ fl _______ ______ ______ __ n CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Vice President Nelson Rockefeller arrived in Australia today under heavy security for a three-day visit to mark the U.S. Bicen- ___ Letter To Th e V Rockefeller and his wife, on a world tour, flew to the Australian capital from Bali. He is scheduled to meet with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser and attend a reception at the U.S. Em. bassy before flying to Sydney on Wednesday for atwo-day stay there. A bulletproof limousine was flown out for Rockefeller's use during his visit. Australian student groups have . . 1, - American People Choose Slogan B1 r.i I .• ( _ _____ 01mv,MA sn~ QV4*A*^ .' • Sanford. Sanford Sertonia Club, noon, Sue Arm's Capri. Sanford ('ivitan Club, 7:30 pm,, Spencer's Resta urant. FRIDAY, APRIL 2 Happy Senior Citizens Club of Casselberry, 1 p.m., merican Leelon Rome. Prairie Lake, Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sun.'Ig.' Kiwanis, 7a.m., Buck's Restaurant, Sanford. IMngwood (A (closed), 8 p.m., Episcopal Church, Tanglewood AA closed), 8 p.m. St. Richard's Episcopal Church, Lake Howell Road. issue," Udall proposed that the cities issue small denomination bonds with the federal government "picking up 40 per ce'it of the in'erest costs" It would he an alternative to tax free bonds that cost the federal governrnent $2.5 billion and enrich "one and a half per cent of the population." He did not say what the new bonds would cost the federal government, Harris proposed a national development bank that would I. lIfll ,l,. U'.%Jti) it: k New York City." lU'.'.' —Uonald Reagan, challenging President Ford for the Republican nomination, prepared to tape today a 30- tt minute speech to be telecast nationally by NBC at 10:30 p.m. EST Wednesday night. Plans for the taping in Hollywood were announced shortly after Reagan persuaded NBC to reverse an earlier position and sell him 30 minutes of time, reportedly !or $100,000. All three networks initially turned down his request for time. —Carter said in Roanoke, Sanford Women's AA Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA (closed), 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Overbrook Drive. Vu., before heading for New York City that he regretted having said last week that Sen. Hubert H. Hurnprhey, at 64, is too old to be president. Humphrey Is not an announced candidate for the Democratic nomni- Chicken dinner sponsored by Christian Homemakers Class to benefit mission project, 5:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church fellowship hail. Rummage Sale sponsored by Youth Choir, Cornmunity United (lurch, 17-92, Casselberry. Mulch sale, sponsored by Boy Scout Troop 341, Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford Christian School rummage sale, Sanford Methodist Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. & i 4074 MW - / nation but has said he would accept a draft. —Democratic National Coivention planners voted to open the convention floor to all of the party's members of Congress, p.m. Mid-Florida Singles Association, 7 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce, followed by activities and dancing at 9 p.m. at Lake Monroe Inn. MONDAY, APRII.5 Slagmuiflii',iI 6 ('B Radio (limb, 7p.m., 11113 Orange Ave., governors and i- I governors. —In Washington, the con- troversy-loaded bill to revise act, which would resume public TUESDAY, APRIL 6 Advanced Lifesaving: Rescue and Water Safety Course, 7 p.m.. Atlantis Swim School, Altamonte Springs. Three nights a week for three weeks. financing of presidential campaigns, was cleared for house action today. A vote was not expected until Wednesday. The Democrats' views on "Who is Responsible for the Senior Citizens 4-day tour to Atlanti' and Brunswick. Leaving Casselberry stop at Seminole Plaza, 8a.m.; pick up Sanford Civic Center, 8:30 a.m. Bring bag lunch. Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club covered dish Cities" were aired before an audience of 1,000 in a Manhatttan hotel ballroom. The forum was televised by the Public Broadcasting System. Jackson proposed a big hike in federal support for educa(ion, saying that because Amer. supper, 6 p.m., clubhouse on lakefront; meeting, 7 p.m. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7 Sanford Woman's Club, noon, at clubhouse on Oak Avenue, catered luncheon meeting. Reservations. FRIDAY, APRIL 9 Family Night Movie, "George," sponsored by Hopper Elementary School 7 p.m. Refr&unenis for sale. Mrs. Nettle S. Johnson, 74, of Winter Springs, died early Monday in Florida Hospital North, Altamonte Springs, following a lingering illness. I Monda 's high 86, today's lo% on Thursday spreading into Bern in Chicago, Ill., she had been a resident of Winter 61. central and southern portions Partly cloudy today. (in Friday. Lows ln the Sosnorth Springs since 1971, roving ITAL NOTES there from Victorville, Calif. Increasing cicudiness 'aith a to near 70 south. A little cooler She was a charter member of chance of thundershowers Saturday with lo'as north near MARC11 29, 1976 Kevin Fitzpatrick St. Stephen's Lutheran Church, tonight and Wednesda). Highs SO to 60s south. Highs In 70s Al)MISlONS Fannie Geiger Longwood: a member of the in the low to mid 80s. Winds north to SOs south. MiKe A. Jones Illinois Club, a past president of south to southeast around 15 Sanford: Wednesday's Daytona Beach Johnnie Madison the lively Socialites of Winter m.p.h. Rain probability 30 per Shelley Barkicy Eric Mroczkowska Springs Senior Citizens and a cent tonight anti 50 per cent tides: high 8:16 am.. 6:32 p.m., Charles H. Bowes lo'a 1:51 a.m., 2:01 p.m. Port Jessie Sheffield member of the Community Wednesday. Darlene A. Carlton EXTENDED FORECAST Canaveral: high 7:45 a.m., 3:I2 Eleanor H. Spoar Garden Club of Winter Springs. Rain in the northern districts Eric Hall p.m., low 1:42 a.m., 1:56 p.m. Michael Yelverton Survivors include three Catharine B. Harris Thelma Young, Rev, daughters, Mrs. Shirlee Locker, - CLIP AND SAVE woommmmm o - - - Anne G. Hunter Robert Stokes, Casselberry Brunswick, Ga., Mrs. Beverly • Eric Mroczkowska Helen H. hireiner, t.)eBary Stone, Deerfield, Ill. and Mrs. Donald Holly Piercy Hazel C. Williams, DeBary Annette Roche, Newbury Park, Marguerite M. George, Calif., one son, Howard • Lula May Scott Deltona Darling W. Siplin Johnson, Hoffman Estates, Ill.; • -14 Mary Gilliland, Deltona Mary E. Tobin two brothers, Edward Farmer 7 I Fred Kelley Welch 1.. Hauck, Deltona of Princeton, ill, and James Reeves hart, hiomassassa Farmer, Brookings, Ore.; 12 Lori Fisher, Altamonte Rose E. Plumley, Lake Mary grandchildren and three great. Springs • Jimmie 1. Freeman, Lake grandchildren. Michael Fisher, Altamonte I Monroe Springs Gramkow-Gaines Funeral Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of. Delinda D. Oglesby, Orange Home, Longwood, is in charge Gary Glickman, L)eBary Selma M. DeLuryea, Deltona City of arrangements. .BREATHING MACHINES *PRESSURE BED PADS (',race M. Gerber, Deltona Catherine it. Melton, I)'.Ituna kn * OXYGEN • COMMODES J & . .4 Reason 5. If the IRS Should call you in tor an audit, H & R Block will go with you, at no additional cost. Not as a legal representative.., but we can answer all questions about how your taxes were Lieutenant the federal election campaign MRS NETTlE JOHNSON . ,I I Udall said flatly he "wouldn't believe a single thing he (Caricr ) said here." Carter, Udall said, told upstate New Yorkers "he wi.Sn't going to bail out was at a minimum: Invited. Avenue Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. t It, t The debate took on a more personal tone after Carter said he had found "real genuine affection for New York City" cls'wh.re in tho country nit statement produced looks of surprise from the other candi. dates. plirnary election in New York. Activity elsewhere Monday SATURDAY APRIL 3 Mid-Florida Singles Association business meeting, 7 p.m., Greater Sanford (Thamber of Commerce. All singles great-grandchildren. Baldwin-MeNamara Alorna Fcrd greeted Ellen Harness, an Insurance claims supervisor, from Litchfield, Conn., at a White House ceremony on Monday. She was accompanied by columnist Jack Andrson, who kicked off the slogan contest 18 months ago and was instruniental in having It incorporated as an official Bicen(ennial program. . 1__ . agers is a "time-bomb," lead. ing to crime and drug use, pro.posed an "urban conservation corps." He didn't mention a price tag for the project. I'I&R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONGWOOD ISO Sanlando Springs Dr. 309E. 1st St. Ph. 9314484 Ph. 3224771 Open 9 a.m..9 p.m. Weekda ys; 9.5 Sat. & Sun. OPEN TONIGHT—NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Other Area Office in Oviedo 365-6237 WEATHER -, NI - ..... .......... 14 'fr'...JL.e' FORMERLY OF BETTY ANNE'S HAIRSTYLING ARE OPENING A 0 -A htC i'?, I , o•,/,_. C . ,. ' i. 1......' -. ,ZA 1 _.. . - ['[cut :- Skqp ,. ..,' itt. 4,?;" • . - _ ".- t . • , -- I,. I &.!( . &. .:.',.i-l',1-"t•-,'. '1 i - ' , "'_ 4 , ' • ) 'c,I.tt,., !" . . , j 1' 1 ,I C, -u;....... '- 4 4.'. .'• ~YMV - .. 04 t' 4 ti,'.1 t :''- ••q4 . Medicare Subscri b ers __ - Wednesday, March 31 -. 4' t Jean Young, Deltona Grosenkemper, Dorothy l,u'Ke Mary herdsman, It. Anna Maitland George P. Ewen, Orange City DeIin(La I). Oglesby, Orange of species ar ENJOY BETTER * Josephine Domenichello, S',osset, N V. LIEARII1..G . i-,S.'.i'..-....•-.' (JJ 1*0 TODAY i)ISt'HAR(.E.S Sanford Elnmre Drummer u HEARING AlD Z PCT. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE 834-8776 'a • I I ' I. I • - -- CALL OR COME BY Obtain these services under Medicare We Bill Medicare For You .i st&_(Tlk~ Tr .!.,~ kt -_ - - ____ IN . I -- I Uøiex S44 I - I I ' . , ;' • BATH EQUIPMENT WHEELCHAIRS UNISEX HAIR STYLING I i ', Z o FOR THE LATEST IN As Prescribed by Your Physician IN-THE-EAR .4 FOR APPOINTMINT MaIm Dick John Dixon William M. Dorton 75 . Q if • PATIENT LIFTERS HOSPITAL BEDS LA With the: • Sally L. Gregg, Orlando Sharon Lee Reese, Sorrento ,. Z MEDICARE SUPPLY CO. ill East Kentucky Ave., DeLand, Fla. I •mmmummm CLIP AND SAVE mmmmmmmmm 714W, FIRST ST. (NIGHTS) PH. 322-5703 - ,-.'..,-I', _., - - t. 'ta. •. - r: 4, - p .0' i -, v,'! - ~' ff , .-... "p'.' V • 'f-,* u,- '; ,,'-- 1!' , . . .,.T.'. ' - ?' .........•' - - I *,,~'._i:,V 'A - -. 1...'..Ti!'f. • I' ç ; ' '..:I.IC..i"( at 714 West First Street •y'. 1' -- (,4.?' c s ' - ' .. :''.., - ......." • ."" - v. ' ,. - . .. - e threatened with extinction, but r'ispenslon and then put in a time causule as an !resident, Edward J. Plszek, Offered financial "Mistakes have been made and some rights only six. Incredibl y . were added to the en(.d.A* pI&LC £ U WUI1: npi of me of the last remainIng pure CTiC*fl have ben t......, Diii I feel mat as long as riangered list during the past year. Liberals. Motorsdonatedacar and IIoIldayZnjofjered30 people continued to keep freedom as the most Pla nts, too, be protected bylaw Although days of free lodging to allow the winner to tour Im,',ortant goal, those mistakes and abuses W1,n he ended his oampalgn, Sargen.P the nation, many species are In danger of being wiped out, Sh river said the primaries have produced never beccgnp permanent practice." ri4t a single plant is on the endangered list. Indeed, "Freedom's Way — U.S.A." is a "P1 bWI1 (Or the mind and puff for the ego, Mrs. Harness' entryedged out "Take Pride rather than food for the In tellect." particularly appropria te slogan to describe the Keith Schrelner, chief of t he Endangered America's Past, Take Part In Her Future," Specks Office, has blamed He should know beca use he was th e prime varied crganlzatloris that aid ed th submitted by Mrs. NoI Pearson of Akron, Ohio. search. The American Legion, the Jaycees e delays on a lacit purveyor of both of these commo(ij, It's Just of resources and personnel. Nevertheless, he is too bad the American taxpay the General Federation of Women's auts The four other er ha d to sh ell out were Ma. Bltsy planning to transfer five of his bkloglst., who more than a qw winnowed over a million entries clown to 100. Jeruilngs, of Aubur, Ala., with "Honor the Past, Of a million bucks to sub. claUze In preserving endangered species 1d1ze his nonsense, Club. ORS Seminole Chapter 2, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple. Alcoholics Anonymous (open), 8 p.m., 1201 W. First, Plaza, 9 a.m. to 5 t Church, saying high unemn- ployniznt among urban teenS All but Church, who entered and ''guarantee loans for the race for the Democratic housing and for small and mepresidential nomination only diurn-sized businesses." lie recently, are vying with Carter blamed urban problems on for a share of the 274 delegate "maldistributlon of wealth and votes at stake in next Tuesday's income and power." Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country A VALS I Ford Greets Slogan-Maker fl 'IltH leans move so often — he said "40 per cent move to another state every 10 years" — states should not carry as much of the responsibility. He also favored guarantee of municipal bonds "up to three-fourths of a given r 'ENNIAL The Copernicus Society of America's South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:30 am., Land O't.akes Gunti-v Climb, Casselberry. HOSP ________ ABOUT OUR THURSDAY, APRIL 1 Senior Citizens trip to Masterpiece Gardens and the Passion Play at Lake Wales. Leave Sanford Civic Center 1:30 p.m. Casselberry pick up at Seminole Plaza, 2 p.m. Sack lunch. Return after 11 p.m. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Sophia Shernesky, Goldenrod and Mrs. Susan St.anko, Maitland; seven grandchildren, 13 greatl:randchiktren and two great- WA.SJIINGTON (AP) — PresidentFord congratulated a 29-year-old Connecticut woman whose "Freedom's WayU.S.A." has been selected as the nation's official Bicentennial slogan. . _ ' Cleveland, Ohio. threatened demonstrations. ff WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31 Data Processing Management Assn.. of Central Florida technical session. 6 p.m., Sun Bank Data Corp., 2290 Premier Row, Oriando. . . -. .. .. . IUfl4I tIUIJ (II t..db6CIUeiT), i.JU U.III. the uiDouse. Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center. Senior Citizens D'nce with Sanford Serenaders, 230 p.m. Sanford Civic Center. MH.S SOPHIA CIHAJ Mrs. Sophia Cihaj, 88, of 4&46 Seminole Ave., Goldenrod, died Monday at Florida Hospital South, Orlando, A member of St. Luke's Lutheran Church of Slavia, she was born in Czechoslovakia, and came to this area in 1948 from tennial celebration. ____ Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Summerset Recreation Building. A rea D eaths Nelson Rockefeller Visits Australia - ASK EOPL ____ ____ Light Sanford. P _ s Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Naples; sisters, Mrs. Anna Duda, Mrs. Sue Colbert, and Mrs. Elizabeth Penipey, all of Slavia; six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Interment will be in St. Luke's Cemetery. BaldwinMcNamara Aloma Avenue Funeral home us in charge of arrangements, ______ NEW YORK (AP) — For al. most an hour the candidates took turns suggesting remedies for the financial plight of the big cities — things like more federal aid for education, help with welfare costs, some kind of national health insurance, Before they finished Monday night, the debate that began as a polite exchange had taken on something of a "get Carter" flavor The target was Jimmy Carter, winner of five of six Democratic presidential primaries. He and Seas. Henry Jackson of Washington and Frank Church of Idaho, Arizona Rep. Morris Udall and former Oklahoma Sen. Fred Harris talked urban troubles for 90 minutes In a forum sponsored by the League of Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United. Methodist Church of Casselberry, (for troubled parents). three brothers, Joseph Jr., Slavia, Paul, Oviedo and Steve, _________ I Winter Springs Jaycees, 7p.m. VFW building, 17-92, Longwood, found Slavia. lie and his brothers ran the ,1ikler Brothers Farms at Slavia for a number of years and for the past 10 years he had been a mechanical sp-ecialist with the equipment engineering sales and service division of A. Duda & Sons. developing and manufacturing farm equipmnent. A veteran of the U.S. Army in WW II, he was UI recipient of the Bronze Star. It-fore etitt-rink, the service. Lw as a well.known sports figure in Central Florida, playing with several teams in the Sunshine Softball League, when that sport was at its peak of popularity. A member of St. Luke Evangelical Lutheran Church, he taught Sunday chool for 25 yeirs and had been church treasurer and member of the board. He was a Little A League . S! a past member of the Oviedo American Legion Post. Survivors include his wife, Mil(fre(J: sons, Andrew M. and Joseph 1., all of Slavia; daughters, Mrs. Patricia Ann Oliss and Mrs. Elizabeth M Brooks, both of Slavia and Mrs. Sandra J. Davis, Winter Park; have promised so far. Franjieh, holed up in the Christian stronghold of Jaunieh, 12 miles north of Beirut, was reported determined to hold on to his post. RAY CROMLEY Ca rter Becomes Target Of Fellow Candidates TUESDAY,MARCH 30 Funeral services for Andrew Mikler, 62, of Route 3, Slavia, who (Led Monday at Winter lark MemorIal Hospital of heart attack, will be held Thursday at 2p.m. at St. Luke's Lutheran Church of Slavia. A lifetime resident of the cornlilunhty, he was a member of the pioneer family which came froln Czechoslovakia to help Beirut Leftists Advancing As Communications Cease Sa fire's column brings to mind a lesson taught t y a history professor at the university . His nge, simply put, was don't believe everything you read. Or, 11 you do choose to believe something, at least check the record of the author who penned it. in SalIre's case it's In teresting to no te that before he became a national cumn1st, he was a top-level speech writer. And for whom did Safire pen his epistles? Why, Richard Nixon, of course. Sl avic Pioneer CALEN.r.).A. Is Dead — - Tu.sday, March 30, l97—SA Evenirg Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 4 f • i,- �- - = 6A—Evenlng :j Herald, Sanford, Tuesday, March 30 Legal - Legal Legal Notice NOTICE OF ACTION Si ATE OF FLORIDr4 TO hAZEL )P(5 $(15S lit n YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That a stit ?'i.', tetn br3vuht against IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 75-Th04CAOC.A BARNEIT BAD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. N.A., Plaintiff, you iO thi Ciru,t Court. 'n and toe Srminøle County. Florida, in Cvl Action Mci 76 351 CI 0" E cnti9d MUTUAL FINANCE''CP, a cot poraton, Plaintiff. verjs 4&ZEL JONES. JOHN 0 WILLIAMS and vs CARL GLORIA C. 5%ILLIAMS, ti', " ". P[NZA alAcksm,EAR. .1k., and MARY LEE HAVES. Defendants, ,uii YOU are regurea to file your Anw r to the Complaint with the Clerk of saia Court, a ScrveI copy tbcrenf jpon 5d Plaintiff or it', .m?torney, to wit SPEER & SPEER. P A wtio',CAtidress is 1)3 MagnolIa Av.'flue, Post Office Boy 1361, S,rnfnrci. FIord,, 3277). On or befOre April 19th, A D 1976. ano if yej tail '000 so. a Default Judgment will be 'nttre'cl .aoaint you toe nit rtlmef The nA'ure of this Suit 5 to foreclose that n'rtain second mortgage dated June 7. 196%. rrcordtd in Official Records Book 979, at pant' 16.31, Public Records of S mmncitc County. Ff0rid. assigned PiainNIf by written assignment mortgage, dated June II. 196S. "(Orded in Otficial Records 8001 :o, pain' 1,63). Public Records of mmnol, County, FlOrida. CII imbering tht following dCsribCd u"nprr'y. lyIng and being 10 ' ' (:nl1 FJ\cti,m ' ,pIj S.'utri Ni ttt I Lot 6, htok 71, PINE LEVEL SUB PIVISIOPI. ac(mr(ling tO the plat as rtordt'd in Plat Book 6. I mcii 36 and .17, Public Recore', ot .m m,nofe, County. FIorda. SITNESS My hind And official of the Court at Sanford. ininol County, Florida. fbi', 17th .Cy of March. A 0 1976. i.!m' .11 I .'?hi.v 1 "I'wsl C!rk ot Itir C'rcuit Court . (ta,ra iChArtie D Maven lo. 2.1, 30. April 6. " '' r pvty Clerk SAPP and STEVIE FAY Project A Maintenance Facitty Sealed bids will be rKIveJ. ablICty opened, and read aloud on a%ednesday, April 14th, at the .erninole County Board Of PubliC Irastruciion 1:00 P.M. Bids wIll b9 received until 1:00 P PA. at the School Board Offices Iccated at 202 CommercIal Av*ue. Sanford, Florida. Bid', must be submItted in full. In accordancewiththerequirementsof the bidding arid contractual con datiOfl',, Qitldin; dOcument', may ti examIned and obtsir.ed at the following locations: at Seminole County School Board Office 202 E. Commercial Avenue Sanford. Florida 3777) Nton chItes and PIannr 1)73 LouisIana Avena Winter Park, Florida 3775 F,? Federal Savings and Loan And 103 of the Public Recnrr$y ,i Seminole County, Florida. h been filed against CARL SAPP and STEVIE FAY SAPP, his wife; E KENNETH DAY, as Trustee in Banbrup!cy for CARL SAPP arid UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, And you are requir,dtoservea copy of your written defenses, if any. to it on LYNN JAMES HINSON of Yurr,bull, Abner and Dnieli, At torneys for Plaintiff, astiose Addtrf".S ii 117 West Lyman Avenue, Po',t Offit Box 100, Winter Park. FlOrida 32769, and fife the original wIth the Ctm'rvot the ,. S!4iY Court On r before April 12, I976 otherwise a ;uogment may be entered against you for the relief drmanded in the complaint or petition WITPIESSrny hand and the',eI of Sjtd Court on March 6th. 1976. (SEAL) Arl'avjr H Beckwitn, Jr. CIrk of the Circuit Court By: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk Publish; March 9, 16, 73. 30. 1976 DEXil FICTITIOUS NAME '' 13i El.eintc S00 per refundable upon Wbn'Is.sion of a tnafide bid. Limit of two sets. Datedlhis 29th day of March, 1976 The Seminole County School Board To Box )9A. S Me, P. 0 Feather, Dr'nmam Springs. Louisiana 70776 Chairman 5: Mr. W. P. Layer, Superintendent Publlthc Mirth 30, April 6, 13, 1976 DEX 162 _____________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 16,376-CA4I.0 In Ri: the Marri,.5. RUTH ENNIS NEECE. Petitinir, 'vs. HEM BE PT F PAN K NE (CE. Respondent. NOTICE OF SUIT TO; Herbert Frank Niece Route 1, Bx 1168 Springfield, Georgia 31329 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ttat a Pe•itlon fot OissoL'?ion of Mi.rriage has been fild against you in Court liSted above, ma you arerrguired to setvea copy of your Answer or Pleading to tIme PetItion on the Petttion,rp attorney, David M. Pørtir, P.O. Box 5)5. Titusvllle, Flotida 32760, and tIe the original An',*ir or Pleading irl the Office of time above Circuit Court. Semnole County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, on or b'fi May Stn, 1976. the If you fall to do so. Judgment by OelauIt will be takenagaia$t you for the rlief demanded ifs thai Petition. DONE & ORDERED this 2?h day of March. 1976 (Seat) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RChard. Deputy Clerk Publish: March 30, AprIl 6. 13. 20, 1976 DEX.144 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FOR NO. US6LCA$4.B In Re: the Martifli if ROBERT W MARLOWE. PititlofSir, And PHYLLIS FERN MARLOWE, RetpCriuicnt NOTICEOFSUIT TO: PHYLLIS FERN MARLOWE 3376 Pacific Longbeach, California that a Petition for DIUOtUIIon Of Marriage, a vin.cuto hat been filEd *ia 'itt 10', 0 tl'IC ab('.'e ',tyied tij'I and you are required toservea copy of yot.r answer or defenses to the Petition on Petitioner's attorney, Joseph M Murapk.g, Esq.. Pøst QINce Box 744, Ferr, Park. Florida 32730. and ftt th.oeiinal soSwer or defenses in the off;ce of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court on or before May MPi, 1914. If you fall to 10 so. a JudOmerat msy be tIen against you for the reId trricjçtl "i ImC Pe.tition WITNESS my hand and otfi:iaf seal of office at Sanford, Seminole County. thi$ 36th day of March, 1974, (Seat) Arilmur H Bcctwmfo. Jr C.411 of thsJ Cr CJt CO,jrl By: ELsirie I1iCharde Deput' Clerk Pi,jbtish. Atarcti 30, April 6. 13. PRESTON NEAL, Route No S. 20. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a moe tgaqe on the following prOperly iri Seminole COUnty, Florida Lot 21, Bkick "0". WOODMERE PARK, SECONO REPLP.T. ac cording to the Pfat thereof as recorded in PIat Book 13, Page 73. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, has been file'd againSt you, and you are reQuired to copy of your wri?tCri defenses thereto, if any, upon Leonard V. Wood. Attorney for clain'ift. at Suite 211, 751 Matlarad Avenue, Altdmonte Springs. Ftoridi 37701, arid file the ori3Inal With the Cler'k of the above styled Court on or before the 27th day of April. 1976, Oitserwise a ttr(lornent may bC '0 tired against you Ice the relief demanded in the Complaint herein WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court. thiS 72nd day of March. 1976 sieve a (Seal) your written deten'se",, if to It fl MacLean arid Brook,, plaintiff", attorney, whose address Post Office Drawer X, Jacksonville, FlOiCi 32203. before April 13th, 1976, and file the original with the Cerk Of thiS Court eilhr before attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwiSe a default will be entied against you . .' ,' Permanent Easement IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIL,.A CASE NO. 1&127CA.lS.D c $TY OF C A SS(L BERRY, FLORIDA. It( , delivered to me as Sheriff of tltOOl n, Seminole County, Florida, arid I have levIed upon the following ROBERT .1 MCONAGIY. itui,,t descriwe pi-operfyowneci by Joanne .0 Gerard d ba Open Sesame, said Di-fentirut pri)perty being located in Seminole SUMMONS TO SHOW County. Fbi-ida, more particularly CAUSE ANDNOTICE OF described as follows' EMINENT DOMAIN All inventory, furniture. fustijrt", PROCEEDINGS .,r,.1 itok helen from the ckle'n ltd YltE NAME OF U4L STATE Of dint's place of busineSs, Open FLORIDA PARCEL VIII 5. (I.Ori 31. iS Ti'r,sn%tlip 2) Saute.. i.iiu. 10 E.ct. PlO flrvak I?. Pants I f tIm. PuYIi Records of P. S or n,tr (runt,' I?r'u'l,, Fr,mrikI'n lnm,nsimen",, Ltc1 2020 Iii i 16.3rd St. No 300 NorM Miami Beach, Flotidia 3)160 PARCEL III Temporary Construction Easement " Or'. C,rapin. Cri,ykin mnçf Turnolf, 2010 N E 163rd St North Miami Beach, Florida 33)67 Drs Dan and 5rhrinr. P A 5)5 7 E 79th Slrre? .1,',anr Floridia 3it3R PARCEL IX Lent sinu j Ga!low,iy. Carl 14 alloway, III, a minor. And John OOvtl Galloway, a minor liii) lake Howell Road Maitlsact, Florida 327%) . Ssminnle County. Florida John K. Galloway ann Sinai. B Gal:o.i.,i,. hiS v,.tc 560 V.a Luqano W.nter Park, Florida 37769 Permanent Easement Being the. South 10 feet of Lot $10 "Wrrnwexyj Hr.ght'," Subdivi',ion Of Si (tOn 31. 35, Town'.hp 71 South. R*nqe 30 (ast. Pl,at Book 17, Pgrs I 6. 7, nI thu Put'lc Pe'cortis of 5' 'i "'u.' C'un?y. rl.".'ic,a PARCEL X Su'att, Lucitic Green M.ehrl. ann Carl Pledt 3 Bayt'rorak Place fl lIe' Air, Florida 3)316 South"ast FirSt National (link of $00 S Biscayne Blvd Miami. Ftoricta 33101 Comt'ank Winter Park. I I a The Comm. r(iil flank at W.nher Park 750 5 Orianno Avenue ,., iv,? Pin Ftcir'd,' 37759 PARCEL Xl P,rmaaent Easement I 5 hi'I hO 'lIe (.rc 'n Ad 'dhr t. ,iiii (.mr' Pi,itt Raytarook Place fIr hi' Air, Flr,djt 33516 t,,.b. F:rt ?it.,.,,,I Miami 100 S Bscayne' Blvd ' , iii &,,,,i PARCEL VI Temporary Con',truction ?.arni, Ftrarida 3)101 C nit .ini Winter f'ark. I l.a Tri Comm. rc'ial Bank at Winter Park 5 flrlano'a A,rrto .', ii". Par b ' Ion cia )?7l' Easement fl rig 11w' Su'h 20 Nit of Lot "W'rnwcxad hhrighI'," Sutdivision of i hon 34. 35. Township 21 South. PARCEL Xli TP persons wOo are t. t'evr'd tu be non resident', Of thu S'atr of Florida. whoSe last known FImi, of rr'Sidcr,cr are as set forth t,Iriis. and all pc rson Claiming 'hrougn .inct under them tc,ge'he'r isith the reipc'ti,e parcel numbers 0 v.hietm each .'f1e'Qnd to b. in 'frr'ste'ct i', I FOE PAL HOME LOAN TOAGE CORPORATION P ac bitref C.ain Tovyrqs MOP 6, " 7 Of the Pubtit Rccrarci'. of iuinnli County, F lorld* ' (li raq ttic South tO Ice' of Lot 14 "Wren*io(l Hright'," Subdivi',ion of S'c',or 31. 35. Township 2) South, "" 30 (a',t. Phil Book I? P,..j. s I & 7, n*f tht Phtic Pruonii; of Si uii.tui'itr (nuOty, Florida PARCEL VII Permanent Easement PARCEL Ill ,. 'ff7 ALL IT MAY CONCERN AND TO 1 The following rYrSon', md pottery. St*te Of Florida, wh',i namj nd Alt .ra.'enfory b,i'vl stored a! A if r'",'ti or' ,lrq 'p fn?'i Lott rq It ,irft.r & S'cir .am". San tar ii'. ,o,i i ct.i.nntfr I! ttitirq ford, Florida AdditIonal in ',mrr,m lo'ttmrr *i't thU relpetfivi available from hi Civil (ar(el rli,ntm ft '0 wh.r Pu *(bu .. Division of the Seminole Count, iii. r, 'ic ' .i '. ' Sheritf's Department. and the undersigned as Sherilf of Seminte County, Florida, will •t n oo AM, on the 14th dip of Api-It, A D 1974. offer for sale and sChi to taehighestb;dder,iorcash.sublecf i, *rm,t ylI w41t.n la..w.5, 4t ta. IrOn? lW',t) Door cat the Se:nnolc County Courthouse iil Sanford, Florida, lime above dc,scribeej pei' i ATTACHMENT"A" Ret , 'I I Mu Cnn.aiut.y Aa.i Anni E Mn,'ijt*y, his wife W02 Tinqutmn.' Avenue Or l*ni, Florid., 37*07 , ' . PARCEL VIII PeimaneM(aiement 4)11 fi, I ril the East 621 19 fret of PARCEL V I w.uhmlp 71 South. Rarve 30 F.aat, '0 5 ,,.p' (. nt, fi' iii 3 The Ii.utlO*irig twesans whose' r.1,ai .5 if ri tirjm 0(1 are einkrao'w'n. ii .ulivi , anti ii (it(i'1a5p(f, the unknown twmr',,ete,',.,'sand,'tlto$h( r persons .Vmfl pertiet eiaiminq under them a, tli'nii the South ?Qfeett,l he West PARCEL IX Florida PARCELIV ' I liii unknown husb.,n'as e.vus tal any of tIm" OtiOs" lndi.jdiit (),hntsant', PARCEL I Joim .1 , S Itt 'u,airo,wn heiCt. eirv4ees, ig(l.itr,* ,,nd granter's of that *bQvc 'ii'd individual Dr-fe.ridntt. who may be' dead 6 tt unknown Soc 'er%gq% .n Interest, tru$fru'e-', or any FEDERAL Ft.eSimpleTitfi NATIONAL . The unknown i',slgns, ',tj (r'.SOCS in intereSt, truslees or any othi r panties claiming by, throijg against any arid all Of the Ab('VC fl'i'i raloci, wheIner existing or diSSOlved An" ,'tcj*unst all persons and p.lrtir', claiming or having any in itrrSt or (16mm as owner',, mor 'uj,qi iuinmrnt (rm'cJulnr', or i.rholjc'r', of upon or .tqanst the l.mr(r I'. of land tiescriberi below in fl.'l (. t F I"ftl,i '" Temporary ConstructIon Easement Hi .nq Its SutIm 70 feet of Lot 121 "Wtrri'.siyxl 14r,ght'," Sutxiivison of S'tun 31, 3%, TownShip 71 South, I.',ìrr 30 East. Plat Book 17, Pages I ; of the Public Records of rnunole COUnty. Florid* ., Tampa Fedi'ral Saving', aria Loan Association Ftu'irid,, t.vrnue at M.acli',n,n T.acuip,a florIda 33603 ' Permanent Easement B. no Its' ¶,'iulh 10 le,t of Lot 121 "Wrrnwtyrwj If eight'," SubdiviSion of S'duon 11, 35. TO'*n',hlp 71 South, R,mnmqt X East, PIat Book 17, Pagt' I & 7 of Itu' Putti Pe'totd', of 5.. minnIe County. Florida. PARCEL VI PARCEL It M Gym',, hi', ayif' 500.4 lanagirinc Way flcI*rilri. Florida 37*07 Temporary Construction Easement thu South 70 Fett nf Lot 31 flu . "Wrenastuod liv glut'," Sutiutivision of Si i'tifln 31. 3%, TownShip 71 South, 7800 rro F. tti'r,ml fluiitdn,i S I lid A,iu .' 'itOh, Ftrid,i 33)3) 7 of hI,, Pi u,,ri,ip' (.'untY. F 6. ' t. P1 cOcci', Cf t'jnitJ, Permanent Easement Br Ml thai' South $0 trrt of Lot 131 "Wrenwonci bUqhls" Se4divislon of D.all,ic. lixas Si ctlon 3'. 35, TownViip 2) South, R,rnii 10 E,msi P1,0 Brink I?, Pitt', I , of thi* Publit Records of 54 miniIe' County, Florida Wri vita t4ovrj, Inc 1977 Tanqe'yir Avenue Flnrida 3710? PARCEL Temporary Construclion PARCEL VII , , . ' f7, S F. intl Avr'nue M',tmi, FtOrda 13)3) lIlt L"irn,is & t'icttle'!on Company 2C'Ot t3'y.ui T, r fa.atiiav, Ti 75777 i'lei the' South "0 fe'c' c't lot 1S "'' n'*u,cX$ Hi iqtmt'," 5.itti'isin of ' "'u 34. 3%. TOwnship 71 Sot;th R,,ogi 30 EnO, Flat (look I?, PaqeI i 7. i te Pfl Rerore'', of 7,' iningI' Cnunty. Fiotici, ernianant Easement flu-mg ttir 7,r.;' 010 ';. t ItI, , - .. " l 5'm''i', "' ) -' - . "..,' ,.. .. . .'_,...' " ' ____________________________________________________________________________________ '4 L ea iet ists $ $ . , _____ "The leaflet's special focus Is on breast cancer," she adds, PARCEL Xl - •, ...... ti,, . : r ' - - Let Single Dad Swina His Own Thing ii.. \\- ' , ' "b, ,, , ! - : ' '.3' 'im' ',L''' ' j . , ' . .T i ' _____ , ,;--, .. ..'':'-- ,,." ' ':' .,c ss,j: :: , .- ' f'4 4 '.y ______ it-" - ";? 1' , "',xe.,a ', 1''• "'" \,, fl" ,,,' - . \ _-'it. "i '; ; Seminole County, F trw (f.m YOU ARE 1407 IF lED THAT Pttitioner wilt apply to the Court for ,n Order of Tiaking on April II, 1916. *t 9 30 a m before the Honorable Krnnctn M Le'fller. Judge of the Circuit Court. of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida, in Chamber', in the Seminole Counly CourthOUSe. Sanford. Florida. at ishich lime it'd place all pirtiri '', ,4,i Can a blow or injury cause breast cancer? Does breast cancer usually a beads and those "strange appear as a lump or clothes" he's still your father, thickening? There is no way to tell him Do women themselves , .4.. gently" that you think he's ', 1fa discover most breast cancers? making a fool of himself, he has Are all breast lumps cancer? ' 'I the right to change his lifestyle Should a woman wait to see If I. ' " 4 to suit himself, and it's not your a lump grows? place to judge him. When breast cancer is found Amateur rose grower Dr. Dasid W. Powers, with daughter Uesl, 6, and son Matthew, 4!t', CbftkJ 1)EAR ABIIY: Re your and (rented early are the (Herald thotoby Tom Vincent) column concerning salutation chances of cure good? to groups: In the business and The leaflet gives the answers. muanageltent seminars given The Aa)eriean Cancer Societ>' by the University of Califoriia estimates there are about 89,000 at Berkeley, we are suggesting new cases of breast cancer each that this problem be handled by year, and more than 33,000 omitting both salutation and the deaths, The ACS and the cIosin ( "Sincerely," etc.) National Cancer Institute are ending the letter as I have done sponsoring 27 breast cancer below. IXJROTIIYSA'flR detection demonstration COOL) MORNING ABBY: I centers throughout the country. Volusin Rose Society will polyanthas, old fashion roses period gowns from the 1700s, have solved the salutation Some 300,000 women are being Sponsor Its Fourth AnnUal and that whole new breed of AnIert'..1 both old and problem In both my bwiness studied to find high risk factors Rose Show on Sunday ot, the iitininture roses, new will be displayed ill and personal correspondence that can heip in ('ancer foiu-tti floor ttf the Dtil.arid Show Adding coasiderabl.y to tho streamers. as follows: diagnosis. Pla,e which houses the First overall beauty of the show, According to Linus Olson, To someone with whom I'm _______________________________ F'edcral Savings and Loan of members of District VI t tiliow ('tuirn3nn, more than $400 on a 1ir1-name ba.sis, it's Good Mid.Floridn. It is located on Florida Federation of Gztrden worth of trophies will be Morning, Abby." Woodland Boulevard tin- Clubs will enter and display displayed in the Court of To someone In a more formal Honor mediately south of Stetson arrangements in which roses anti later carried away by manner, it's "Good Morning, University. Pf'Odominate. In addition there exhibitors who have the finest Miss Van Iluren." The doors will be oren from 7 ill be an invitational class of And to anyone In general, it's to 10 n.m. to all amateur rose I k e n o b o , I k e b a n a blue ribbon entries. just "Good Morning!" growers 'a ho want to exhibit arrangenwats utilizing roses. Visitors 'aba are interested in I think the theeriness of this Charles II. Loveless, 31, Box roses. Containers arc prosided. In another floor area, the learning more about rose is preferable to the legalistic 336,I.ake Monroe,nndOlevette Judging of exhibits begins at Volusia Nurseryrnens' culture n Central Florida arc "To whom it may concern" or Shlrah, 26, Wewahitchka. 10:30 a,mn, and the show is open Association will have a lavish urged to pick up literature and the aloofness of "Dear Sir or Robert A. Graham, 49, 248 toltiepublicforviewingfreeof display 4-J F)l:Ints that are talk to VHS members at the Matlame" cOHDIAU,Y l'iaza Oval ('ir'de, Casselberry, charge) from I t'i 5 pta. available in this area for Education Table. There will uw VOIGT and l,eona N. l.ycans 46, 780 Exhibitors will bring roses beautification of homes anti (or also he VHS members man'nlng (;oo!) MORNING, MR. Bayou Drive, Cass.e!bei'ry. from all parts of Florida in- landscaping, a membership table for en- VOIGT: And what if the Tying in with our Eileen- thusiasts who may want to reripleat opens the mall In the Myril W. Canton, 37, SR 46, suring a ,display of several Geneva, Barbara A. Esc1avon hundred roses, including hybrid tennial year, visitors will be become members of the Volusia EVENING? teas, grandifloras, flonibundas, gri'tt'd h' t'ostsse wearing Rose Society. DEAR ABBY: Over the year ' I, " r ' ji . the Court that mu'st be determined Isfoxti the entry of an Order of Taking, .nctuvinq Its,' IU(i',dl.Cticn of the Court, the SUffiCiifly of the pliading's, whether Petitioner i', h'fOpi'fly eirr(u',.og it', UeItT'rjatccj authority arid the amount to be rirpoStteci for each of the parcel', of pry The Court will m*ke. and efltr. such Order its it deem', proper ,uni 1 the Courl finds that Petitioner ', erOilhe.uJ lo possession of the (5 Everyone has a problem. What", vourslFor: personal riply. write to 90069. Ros e By Enclose Stamped, self. addreised envelop,, please. FAIRWAY LAUNDROMAT :,: : Dry Cleaning at budget :: service in a pleasant at. mosphere. Open 7 am. daIly. ,: : Located FAIRWAY :: at PLAZA don't really want the prize. eluded from sscddings and (P.S. It's typical of adolescent reetlos to keep the cost an behavior, but some grownups o' the noise down. Also, some never outgrow it.) An)' ' Can ' t Be In 1I'i IS SIi OW #.'ITPIESS MY HAND as Clerk of the Circuit Court in itnd for S'minole COUnty, FlorIda, and the %x'aInf lb. $974, dt 0 Marriage Applications -'r irf"ft ' 5 1'J '..#..Vl F )l.i.r,i1 ";':.ikj!".''' j yt (,pj 1, I k-", i'.',X",' s'as' __ .7 , ,Si 1r5t4 ,,I" 4 I.'t f,, "'5,, - I" ' ,_, THE GIFT OF BEAUTY Make someone happy.... Send a lovely bouquet, corsage, potted plant or dish garden today. ' . ' '_ '' & .. HEADACHE! ""'' - -' ,,.ge' ''c'' ç- h 4 " . e' ,, . - '('It i'.. :",'\'• - ',''. '. .JeS,_ ,." '' lr' ,;Tl:: , c? iF 4 .t,q d,:s 'I .,,_, '- , , .' "'." : '. -./ ' ' ' ,,,-(',.J:,,1-tzi ..,44t r ' '..': ', :"' .' . a .J!'.u'.ft*S. t,..".'.c. -- ,ç.i,Jjiiuii (,,*'b,,, "r Ja r 'T"i r ).,r ' •,'%f , 1. ._r.'a. ' p r ,jC cj''t t" ur /' ..r i-',.7-'- , '. ,#l,'ha;'iw - b'i,#'T% ,7 -, 83492)2 Let TRIM CLINIC '"?" help you lose weight '. FAST Springs Sanford Altamenie Springs RUTH TUECH 8349232 .'ttt,ImflOfl!C Spr 0:35 L org.'. cxxi Then Keep It Offill _______________________________ A Nv MetMd DevIsed ly A Dlsne,eiuwal Phlclan wnictm Hit ACPiI,vH lii Pet. Succeis ___________________________________ TRIM CLINIC 831.1300 P*OFI$$IONALLV STAFFED NCDICALLV SUPIRVISED PIOQNA,M SHIRLEY MILLETT 634 9232 Forest CII, Altamcante Spninq HILDA RICHMOND 574 )167 D.'Iton " 1 . . . ' - ,•,_,,,,,: L, ' - ''...'. y. ,#._p. 'b,-. -,. .i. " e''X".j . .45 #.1,, - Crisselberry Winter . 4 ;. -a' , ''.'- 'x SHIRLEY MILLETT ?_ ç,f~ ) El os less, [i 'ç ,4 'T 'iT i'..'. '"'%li "-'.t#9e . '-'I, - £?"i..ii ' ( "'-aft. -; . '. ' '1- - :' _ '4 fi;,It ': P"'ta'"-- ___________ ___________ t ')'. " ""n" 4' 'r "-, Exercise Alone Isn't Enoughi ,: , "t' For fast relief call the Oneof Central Florida's Finet Florists 209 E. COMMERCIAL DIAL 322-1822 'I.'', 'ft.. S ..'.. '. 'T l Shop .' -: ,5,_.,.ft't q _,,44, J ._.S44 e' ''p'. ...i.*&Swf'5 .;.".i,'.'a"","1: 'srIi.i'i_'" t"t' ( 0 i1 e'i 4 're4e, ,.,' - ,l"9.%l',i' 'it,'l, n(.,."Vl h',,'m''.,. • ',i i 1 ,fw, - 4' t:I7 ... "s -. .'1a ;I J,ç'm' " ., .: . Sanford Flower 4.cy. . v'). ft 0 .'_' . '__' ") x ' 'r".'4"O',,,'i4l 5,..i',C ç I.'u• ._', WE SEND FLOWERS EVERYWHEREI . i BE A REAL &O€/L4 , ' MOVING CAN - ..1 4 -- -'.- ' . "Z ..", 'T1"..-'. '.a''' ,,-a."1 -. . - ,,.,.,,_.._,,,t, ,:.,1i:';,,"a;'rr .'7i',j0,"; '4J'j'.. i',' it " i..',, .a ' r't hugs Juivt0rymnt the Court call ta the truc within which end the. terms upon ashich yo, Will be required to turre'nejt r posseSsion to Petitioner ,"-_..'-i- •,_ ' 0tIll e r Ii a ni e .' -. ' ... .' , 'i 122.9739 ' '.' 9-',, ._fr.'. 44'5..y',.,"5' .t_. - £ ' - IL'S CX ,- may appear before the Court and be Ilearlion .mll mattrrS properly before Pn',t Office fig, 1330 his sr'enrwi rhfkflanrad PurXZC, 5bby, but It has nave fun, too. I want to tell him how stupid happened so many times there %ThIt (10 SoIl think of he looks, butt don't want to hurt peo'le' We think they are very must be a reason for it. Can you him. How can I put It to him unfair, and we hope )U gill explain it? GOING IN CIRCLE.S gently that he is making a fool print this so they will see it antI of himself? IJEAIt GOING: You aren't invi;e us next time. EMBARRASSED DISGUS1'ED IN PENNA. ready for a serious corn')1ij1 DEAR EMBARRASSED: DEAR DISGUSTED: mitment yL You enjoy the . ': ' Being the North 75 fret of Lot 7 "Schatt DveIopment" Unit Two, a S'jCdivi',iri of Section 7), Township 7) South, Range 30 Eat.'. Plat Book 19. Page SI, of the PuhIi Reorth of arc held when children should be in bed. Since most weddings are the stuff of 'ahich beautiful memories are made, it's unfortunate that more children can't %iltrn'sg them. DEAR ABBY: Please help flie.Ijust love to get a man wno s narci to get, but after I get receptions who live in his complex are In gotten married, and on every 1") when he loses all In. their 20s and 3, and my father weng insitatlon it says. "No terest in me, I start getting must think he fits right in with children." LId.rt5t(d in him all over them, which he dccnit. People We kids who are not invited again. p ' Permanent Easement Sanford, Florida 3777$ Attornry tor P('litnt.i-Putatish March 16. 73, 30. April 6. ____ havr1 malign2nt.'y striking American svcrncn today." The leaflets breast cancer message is in the form of seven pertinent questions: Can a woman help protect PARCEL XII ?,1ITIPITOSII It,iq'.tiip flank 01 Saimfurçi Suite 73 ': ARABBY lamall year old bos suth a problem M) father is 51 lIe and mn morn are seIarated, so Dad moved into a singles apartment, and now he Is a changed person He let his hair grow long, he wears strange clothes and beads, and he doesn't even look like m ' S 4,.. Cojnty, Florida St ('Pd ST 14CM, DAVIS & il I "n.j'j flr log the Notn 7% feet ni Lot I "Sc htt Di've'hi'mçam.rii" L'ot One, a SutaaJ'vision of Section 71, TOwnship 7) South Range 30 East, P1*1 Boot, 19. PO 5?. of the Public Records of Arthur If Beckwitp,, j, (101 rat ttip' Circuit Court By Lillian T Jenhmn', As Oepsity Clerk '6e 4r -- " Permanent Easement (SEAL) . - American C1IICCr Society Society volunteers launch the 1976 educational and fund raising crusade Mrs Irene Brown, president the Seminole County unit of says that workers will be ringing doorbells to hand out the leaflet which lists the seven warning signals of cancer. none sho is familiar 'aith the 'Aarnlng sIgnals can more easily spot cancer in its early, rr r ot time , . I/Va r C) r Cancer ' DEXI9 i '' the' West right of way line of State Raacl 4)6 to the point of beginning; 'C.nt,nur *ifh the said right of way .i' North 73 degrees Si' 2%" Welt io 0 feet, thence South U degree's S IS" W' '.1100 Ofeet. thene South ? dr'clrei's Si' 75" East 1000 feet. timram&u North 6411. gree', 05' 3%" (as lNi 0 liii t') tim, 'O'.l of 1' o oon S.anford, Florid., ' . LaIr llriwc'll Lane approximately 160 ,i'i't lathe West right of way lini ,s State Road 436; thence. North 73 degrees %i' 7%" West 760 feet along (ryjrt, on March 15th, . ' Northwest uuaite'r 01 irtiOfl 21. Tnthip ii S*uth, Rngr 30 Ea',t, Eastwardly with the Centerline Dl m'nriI A ' _____ Fee Simple Title F rm . . ' aEflbf(T,f W P,tCINTOSIt (spur,' t 1800 F r'.i liii, ram fluilrP1 was . '..... 6 eggs She believesthaiduning the 2poundssugar :'r p mast important formatise ______ 4 cups) I? months — frorr1 age 10 to 18 1' cups milk ' ' - "" paren — ' Ps,, months — a t sh ould JL tablespoons ground -. 1 spend at least one hour a day in eardamon -' constructise one to one in 2 pounds all-purpose '"' teraction sith his or her child, flour (8 cups) t.. il_I Thisistimeasldefromfeedlng 10 teaspoons baking bathingandotherrout5, powder -T', 2 pints fresh blue"Andcommunicatewithyour -. / ..i berries, rinsed and " child; talk to it" the 4 "(a / 7 . drained well (or psychologist urged. frozen Llueherrksl p Mothers, ihe said, should be Dr. Betty Siegel, speaking at the annual Women's Worry Clinic, said psrentlng i the single most "consultants on the run" to Important task of a person's We, their children. They should Stir in flour and baking Make several loaves of Mrs. Flaherty'g blueberry coffeebread to decorate different ways: frosted 0 der, fold in blueberries. (If sugared or teach children that adults are p topped with coconut, desired, bluebemes may be mixed with a little flour before f L' adding to dough.) Spoon until needed. Makes four cinamor. and spread over until all iiiLture is used. mixture into 4 greased and loaves, Coconut — Mix one-half cup bread. Dry at room ternfloured 8.5 x 4.5 x 2.5 loaf pans. Loaves may be decorated perature. as confectioners' sugar with .' • ' Bake in a preheated 350-degree follows: Sugared — Mix one-thIrd cup orange Juice until a thick oven (or 55 mInutes for 1 hour or Frosted — Mix 1 cup con- sugar with 2 tablespoon.s lemon mixture. Stir in grated rind of I until center feels firm to the fectioners' sugar with enough juice.Spoonmiztureovertopof orange and spread over top of touch, Unmo1 and cool on a milk to make a thick mixture. bread allowing time fur mix- bread. Sprinkle with one-third rack, Wrap and store In freezer Stir in one-half teaspoon tune to absorb into bread. Spoon cup flaked coconut. A little bnicht blue leaflet will be turnin' up in 40 millIon z" / _____ PARCEL X ii. PARCEL I PARCEL Ill ' Sic Lel. ' AmlricanFecIt.ral5,.,,ng',an(lLoafl A'.',rici*tion of OIl*ntini c ('ir,anuO,. A'.r nuC u.i.,' or 0.1 12701 ,,.,.., , '. P B' rag the' South 60 feet of the SW i ml ttm' SW i, Writ of S P 136, '(tjfl 3.4, TownshIp 7) Soejth, Riange 30 EaSt, in SemInoli County, 6 , _ granter', of Orliancin, Flor'da 37607 '' — PermanentEasement It' 10110*0.4 p.rsgns whose ;iiacr'. of re',idepcc are unknown it ,m.iv. and f deceased, the unknown lairs. dcvi',c', .and all persons and (1.irti'S claiming under them whoSe and places of resIdence are1 unknown. together with the parcel numbers in cshlchtbeyarealle.c, tO ATTACHMENT F, . ' (as PARCEL V ' , C' ..- 'n S"m.rale County, Florida 'i,ly be dead. i in 'dad Tut kr ,irvt Poecçrt E i tii'r. tsr hus1,.mnci 7)15 Cittus Avenu, ________ -:. Being the South 20 feet of the West 4314 feet of the East 621 19 feet of lhi SE '. of the SE ' of Section 31, 7) th, Range 30 SUite 2)00 hi ifltl'Ititi'd BENJAMIN E HINDS mod CItONG Y( IIIPIDS, Pm,', wife PARCEL IV The i,nSrr.ar hush a mi ,,rm, ,'..,,c of ,'ny cit ft., O1',t' ' nO.'. 'Cuil 0. fe'ndants unknown herS. devuteri, talt' mmd tIme above _____ ____ PARCEL VIII Permanent Easement Brighton Arms Ap,qr?m-n's Apartru.i n' 70) p'urw City. New Jersey 077%) PARCEL I ,. — ________________________________________ S",tm.nrate' Count. F' MOP Easement From tIle' Su4he'a',t (flrrwr rat Ito Pdrirlhwr",t quarter' of S., tia lown'.rp 71 Sout!i, Pange 30 F ui'.t, Fastisarcity with the Centerline Of L,ikr Ifowell Lane øOprO*imately 160fe.$ to the West righI of way line' )4 State Ro,sd 136; thadrice North 73 ".ne's Sr 35." W. st 160 ferl Ion it., 51y'st righl i'pf way line' ft 5,te' — __________________ rrit.s aissd)' are iii tori tiIking .ibout father's role, Dr Siegel had a 5(flSOfl v.hen it comes to making few words for mothers, The tasty cupcakes or cciffeebceads. good mother, according to Dr. Et'eryone in the family will Siegel, stimulates her child, stand b for the results of Mrs. right from infancy. She should Faherty's blueberry cofstimulate both the childis leebread recipe. These are \ (leg the South 10 feet of Lot SO "Wrenwoocj HeighIs" Subdivision of ¶i"CtlOn 31, 33. Township 21 South. Range' 30 East. Ptat Book 17, Page's) & 7 of th F'uf'tir Prnnii-re. ef JOSE P11 A yE PRECI4ID LILLIAN VF.RUECHIO. hi'. *it First Freit-rat Savangt anti Loan Association of Miami, s . Arm rican Fr'cirral SOving% and Loan Acit i,itidn of Orlancto £55 S Orange Avine h,iodn, FIo,icla 32104 — — Permanent Easement PARCEL IV I'iot;r rt ,J Mc Con,vqny anti Anna E Mcdon,;qhy, hi', wile coo') Tangerine Avenue ('urlants') Florida 37107 It With Blueberries ghten __________________________ PARCEL IX IGAGE ASSOCIATION )C0 Pi'*ChtI SI, II W Atlanta, Grrgi* 10303 Alrauai.i Pro;,. efie',, ltmc 3Q e A'uenuu Mi'tI.antt, f"torif,a risi PARCEL X _______ PARCEL VII PARCEL Ill is Orin0o. ____________________________________ ____ • __________ . ttrtited FEDERAL HOME LOAN MOP IGAGE CORPORAT ION Pi*chtrot Cain Towers Ahlcintia Gr'nrg.a 30343 O Alt IT MAY CONCERN AND 70 i The follow.ng person', litfie'5 who are rriidens of the Stats of Florida. ose names and i'Li' a of reiidn are set forth ,l5 .ar a'. aseertainabli' by diligent jC*IC Pm togethe, with the respective Ilr(rt nufl,tr,rs in which math ii, ii tO t:u ntircsiec 700% Bryan Tower Be 'rid) the iouth l0fcri"f of the' SW ' of thu SW '.. Wi-tI of 5' "Iitifl 31 TOisiSliip 7) South, Riang' 30 East, in Srminnie Couaty. a'..', - 7 1 ti t0loAriq ()if'flfr', At.. ifC ru he'vitl tO in' non rd'Stdr'flts of the State of Florida, whose last known pmaes of reSidence arc set forth 1(10w, antI all persons claiming by. 'hrOQti and under them tqethrr tIm the respertip numoer n .hiCh tadi is alleoe.cJ to be in it. I.onaias & Nettllr (ouaubiatly Permanent Easement __ _______ xn.nt Easement he.' South 10 fee? of Lof Ill 1' "Weiv.o.-,cl HmQht'." Subdivision of Suction 34, 35, Toasraceiip 21 South, Rngr 30 East. Ptat Rook $7, Pages I & 7, r'f fPte Puhl, P*'c"cci', et Si in.n.,ir (ritt, I or Oi Ccimt'anh ,','nter Park, f I a The Commrcial Bank at Winter Park 750 S Orlanao Avenge Ir.mni-i', A Given", and Margt,eritr , ',ale Kowitltki Arid Ruth Ad lshli hi', vi,tc' soos 1,inen'rint' W*y fletaraip', F'otida 3754)7 R,inqe 30 East, PUn Boot 17, Pm'sje' 1 P. 7 .it ttm Pitl'c Pucor,t', cat 5' uririmfr ('ai'ity J'i"qtt,i JOSEPh A VERRECIIIO ,irid LILLIAN VERRE(,410, h5 wife Brighton Arms Apartmrnf', Apartment 701 re'.jdrn(r .irc nhn*n, together with thr p.ar(eI number', 411 aat,lch 'h.y are' atle'qed to hi' lntirtSted nit r.,,l#va,rx Ic. "it'4U *011 (h'1014(i vi Pilfd()5 ho. wfr AitOciation of Miami, I I Ammri(anFi'cteral3aviiaq',an,(nn soi-af properft AtsetiaIion of Orlando Th*? ',aa Is being made Ic i-ano 6.#u-'flue' $ satisfy that' terms of Said Writ of (')tti,",r't Ftracn$,'i 32*0.1 S'mingl, Cnty, Ftlyida PbtISh MaccPa '13, 30, April 6, 13, lflo DEX17i6 Brini Dii SOuth 10 fI'tt (it Lot $0 "WCenWi'1151 II. igtits" Subdivision of !' rtO'un 31, 3%, Towrmthip 21 South, i, Permanent Easement 5Otthe',t First P4atonal Rank of tiam' 100 S fliscayne' fliy Miami, Florida 33101 NOTICE OF HEARING PARCEL IV "- I.rt F feral Savnur arid Loan dJl J'in I PO, Szaerifg Atlanta, George 3(730) ,' ". ,. FE DE PAL NATIONAl. MOP GAGE ASSOCIATION O Pc,a.rtitree' SI, 14W, Suite 7100 __________ I , -- flung 11w South 70 feel of Lot ha "Wrenwgod Hrmqht'," Sbdi'i',ion of Stc!,or, 34, .15. i uwrishp 2) Sgutri, Feangr'30 East, Plat (look 17, Pgr'. 1 & 2 of the Public Ror'. ot S..,,i.nnt (nvn$y Fle',cl Delcnci,'tnt', W',Il,,, A (iriS, III ii.., (,ar -,i [ Dow, isl 7175 Citrus Avenue Ort*ndn, Florida 37607 A'l,itt,i (,ummnri,, 30)4) \5'. ______ Temporary Construction Easement i' , i" PARCEL VI Pic Belle Air. Florida 335)6 First F deral Savings and lo,in Asso. I*t ion nf Miami, I I ii Permanent Easement _______________ - J St, it.':"- "ircrn M.chef. 'trail Carl Plat, ," ItiP - 2. of the Pt.'blic Records of ' mraoIe County. Florida PARCEL XI $, PARCEL II ,4 I — & Comtcank Winter Perk, f I a Ttmr Cnmrnrrcil Bank ,,t Winter Park 750 S Orlando Avenue Winter Park. Florida 37769 vs ROBERT J McCOPIAGHV, et ix, t Jacksonville National Bank 41 Yae'st Forsythe Street 3. tu.nnviur, Florida 33207 V R.iriqe 30 East, Plat ISook 17. Pages I Pctitioncr, (runty. Ftoricl4s 'i. 4,... ,'ng the South 1(1 fcct ot Lot Ill "Wrenwoejd Height'," Sutdiv,sion of Si tp,i 31. iS, Tcrihip 21 Souto. Southeast First P4ational Bank of Miami 100 S Biscayne Blvd Miami, Florida 33101 lI Il •' "h'. __________ PARCEL XII 22? ' 4 ,,- ___________ "WreciwootI Heights" SUt)div',pon of Section 31. 35, Township 21 South, Rmjr 30 East. Pll Book 17, Pages 1 & 1. of the Public Rroeas of PC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 74127CA 03.0 CIT V OF CASSEL BERRY, FLORIDA. rt, fl,l,an.ui eit:.l .' I ' Easement 'Voter Park. Ftonict,i 371P J J ky'.,it',ki .me' Ruth M K'iwal',Im,. hi', as fe 5.005 Tangerine Way t' '. _____ - .i ' ,*! F ____ ",imi ci individual Defendants who H 'nu thit' South tO fri t of Lot 117 "Wri ne.oOei height', Subiliy,smo,'t Of S (tiOrl 31. 33. Township 2$ South, R,'iisg, 10 (.1st, 01*? Book 17, PageS I p of the Publit Rrcorcs of ' i A Herald, ., :'... Temporary Construction name5 ran thu SOuth 19 tn 117 "Vi,re'n*no Hciqht'," Si,tdivi',ion of Si ction 34. 33. Township 2) South. IJ.,..q, 30 (itt, Piat Book $7. P*ge I & 7, of Ihe Putilic Record', of S rrntr' (nty Florida ' ,' 4 Job - ' : , Cardinal IV ' PARCEL V Lucille irrvn Mii.Iiet, .anc J Carl Platt tlmytironk Place 0' Ii' Ar, riOrida 335)8 ATTACHMENT"A" Temporary Construction Easemint YiivTi - e... • __ DEX , PARCELV - SemmnQIe County. Florida, ATTORNEYS FOP PETITIONER ALL PLEASE DIRECT l'L(ADIN&S TOO H, EATON. JR. Publi',h' March 16. 73, 30, April 6, 1976 fl or; rim. South 70 feet of Lot 110 "Wrenwood tirights" Sutdivsion of S. rtiori 3a 35.. Town',sm.p 2) South, Range 30 East, Plat Book $7. Paces 1 6. 7, mf the Public Rerards of ,.,j, .,.4..' .s ________ PARCEL X Post Office Box 1330 Sanford, Florida 3277$ PARCEL IV Temporary Constrvctmon Easement Carl If SiSI I4ihfl Joliil K G,lllo,lar .ncJ aratm 0. Galloway. his wife aeo voi Lugarmo ¶.%O'?i r P,ir, I lir,O,i 32789 sanford Suite 77 P no tim. 5ru!h tO feet of Lot Wrenwood Heights" Subdiviion of Si clion 31. 35, Township 21 South. P*ngr 30 East, P1st Book 17, Pg', I & 2. of the Public Records at S minrite C"vnty Ficwid,i Dr lion Suissa, P A )99Q 14 E 163rd Stre-t Pd"rfh Miami Beach, FloridA 33)67 G,iIICm.'.Ib. .1 m,,ier ( i / / . - Be'inq the South 20 feet of Lot Ill 0 It Eaton, Jr Esquire of STEP4STROPI? DAVIS & McINTOSH Flagship flank of Permanent Easement J ' ,' ______ Beng the South 10 fPi't ol Lot 110 "Wti'iii.O(*I HeightS" Subdivision of $'( tiflfl 31, 35, Township 21 South, Range "sfl East. Pt.,t Book I?, Paqes I P. 7, gl the Public Record', of Si ininole County. Florida. 1043 ikt Howell Road Maitland, Florida 32751 Sanford Sute 77 post Office Box 13)0 Sanford. Florida 3777) (3 rig ttm Snute. 70 lcd of Lot 139 "Wrenwood Heights" Subdivision of Scition 31. 35. Township 21 South, Ranar' 30 East, Plat Book 17, Pages 6. 7. ol the Puhli Reroecis '0 ri'Oi Ca'*.simPy. Ftord,% P A , f I a Ors Grapin and Chaykin, PA ' Sesame at the Seminole Plaja, Cas%elberry, Flotida including variouS leweIry, beads and David Galloway. a minor Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court n L ,ltman 7 Jenkns As 0. iaaty Clerk Kenrwth w McIntosh. Esquire of S'ENSIROM. DAVIS I McINTOSH Flagship Bark of LI nci trw South 10 lect of Lot 136 "V,'rmnasoI It, qhts" Subdiyi',ion of P,iogi')0(',t,PIf Book)?. PAge'S $ Clerk Of the Circuit Court By. Lillian T Jenkins Deputy Clerk PubliSh; March 9, II, 73. 30. 1973 DEX 19. Page SI, of the Public Records ot [tO, Stifle theu',e'%aradpurposesset forth en the Petition, or a Default may bC en toted aoalcist you. slTI4ESS MY '4A'.iD as Clerk of 11w Ciru..t Court in ann fr Seminole -'orida, and thf scAT Cf thC Co'jrt on A,4(,f'ch ISth. 1976, at San lord. ,lorida (SEAL) Bring th,' South 70 Feet Of lot 13 "Wrenwood tlrigtals" Subdivision of Si tmon 34, 35. Tr'.vnsh,n 11 South, R,mnue)O [I'.t, PIt lIonS U Pages 1 P. 7 of Pu*c Ri tords Of r Ii ( 4Jtlty. F' IC'.r'd,, any, is r..in.,. Ifi ,, ______ ti ru",t you, or any of you, have claim in and to any of the a170ve mYe,',crib40 parcels of land and Show ause why it should not be taken for PARCEL II Temporary Construction Easement Bryan Tower (i,a!IM. Ti as 75227 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ArThur H Beckwth, Jr. jument rendered in the aforesaid court on the 16th day of December, AD 1975, in th*t certain case en titled, Bazaar Craft Co • Inc Plaintiff, vs Joanne Gerard ci b a Open Sesame. Defendant, *tilch aforesaid Writ of Execution was Tarunrine Avrnue' Orlando, Florida 32*07 St pj 300 NOrth Adam Reach. F'Ioria 33160 1976 (COURT SEAL) NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Icy virtue of that certain Writ of E,eutic,n iswed out of and under the seat of the Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. upon a final Wrctvcn Ilomes. Inc an flu Ou God corporation, arid you are required toservea copy PARCEL IX Pr no flu' North 75 feet of Lot 7 "Setm,att Development' Unit Two, a Siit,divii,' of Section 71. Township 'ii c...... n..... an C ..i •'i-. n..... ' Th' Lnm.n & Nettleton Company ' Permanent Easement p -______________________________ Arttmui H. Beckwith, Jr. for the relief demanded In the Clerk of time Carcut Court complaint or petition fly Elaine PiCharOe WITNESS my hand and th seal of Deputy Clerk this Court on the 6th day of March. PubliSh. March 23. 30, April 6, 13, 1976 DEX 130 l. - m,i Ni ?tli!iip 1i,rm,inv 7001 Bry.in iowil Dallas, Texas 75772 On. SE 3rd Avenue ''ami. Floride 33111 actmontotorq.closeamortgapeonthe folliwing property in Seminole County, Florida; Lof 31%, SPRING OAKS. UNIT 3 according to the Plat thertof as recorded in Pfat Book 17, Pages 74. 7.& 74 Public Records of Seminole County. Florida. Together wills all structures and impro'ements now ma hereafter Oil said land; and all fixtures now or hereafter attathqxj 10 Or used in ConnecNon with the prem;se's herein described and in addit ion thereto the followIng described hoehold ap pliances, whIch are, and shill be deemed to be. fixtures arid a part of the realty; Central Heating Unit Central AIr Conditioning Di',msher DISPOSAl Range hat been filed against you öfld Montgomery Ward & Co.. In Corporated, a corporation, a I a Montgomery Ward & Company; and Jordan Marsh Company, a Florida , ' Dnn.mlcl S Rosenberg. Trustee 7600 F.rst Federal fliuild.nrt Oni SE 3rd Avenue Miami, Florida 33$)) DEX is kOTICE OF SUIT . cx Permanent Easement Brrv C,nd 2020 N E 16.3rd St No. 300 ?,iCIt M..sii fl'ah, rtorida 33)60 '\ I North M,ami Beach, Florida 33)67 PARCEL XII 4f(. I_- 's Person good people to come to as a if a man wants to be good at I I resource. golf, she points out, he has to I IL II fl 111.... It We speak of mother earth, IM II II INII I 'II take time and work at It Fs'en Parenting is the single most mother love, said Dr. Siegel. V V me so, if he wa'fls to be good 1 important task a man or But the father's role Is equally at parenting woman will have to perform in important in parenting, Evening Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, March 30, 1f16 -7A .. Dr. Siegel ;h(l(1res5 follr,wetl a lifetime, says Dr. Betty In our culture It Is harder to _____________________________________________________________________ — a morning of mini seminars, Siegel, reknowned child be a little boy than a little girl, Including "The Man In My psychologist and dean of she said, and gave an example: continuing education at the Research has shown that boys limitations sooner than girls and behavior of the father than Life;" "How a Housewife University of Florida, raisetheirhandsinschooleight who have three or four years the mother. Handles Alcohol'" "I Like times as often as girls — but more of freedom to play either A boy learns his Myself — What's Right With S eakin ' theannua teachers call on girls 10 times role. heterosexualityfromhis father, Me;" "Hysterectomy %Vomen's g1 — It's an event more often. But basically, saId Dr. Siegel, He also learns his sense of Pleaswes and Pitfalls; and Orlando Friday — And boys have more all children are aware of their responsibility, and his feelings °resented b" the Urn I,i' Hi'hts as a ha problems with reading stut- differing sex roles by the time of conscience from Dad. High ' .ounty imiedical Soclet, .4 , one year old. W,oman, esare — tering,uysiexia. theyre achieving or creative boys _ AlIi1larv rind Vlea,'l,l', T,4". lilt;'' Its iiie tor iuue gins o oe The father's role Is probably usually have fsthers who are inc Lonsumer office of the dean of women tomboys, or to wear shorts and even more significant than the warm, supportive, affectionate 'tmtJnderstanding Worry and Dr Sic 'ci discussed 'Da jeans.Butwhowant.sthelrlittle motheris with boy children, and involved. Stress" "Steps toa Successful How tinportant is . IIC. boy to be a si.ssie, or would said Dr. Siegel. Homosexuality, These four characteristics Retirement Plan'" and The mother of two young sons permit him to wear dresses? she added, is far more likely to are the essentials of a good "Co in with a F arnt'I and, at the time of her a- Hors learn their sex roles and be determined by the attitudes father, Dr. Siegel believes. Illness pointment, the highest ranking W mnsraor n 2ic 1mid. Bri Importint about p.irtntlng. __________________ ___________________ Dr. i'on Suiss.a, P A 1990 N E 163rd Street 19, Paoe' 57, of the PuhIi Rrcord of 5. moot,' County, Florida ting: A By JEAN PATESON herald Staff Writer fl' ,nj Ui. South 20 fret of Lot 110 "Wren'ood IN ightS" Subdivision of Siclion 31. 35. Townthip 21 South. Range 30 [,isI, PlaY Book 17. Pgct I '. ot ttc Putitic Kccords of Si minnIe County, Florida Or', Dan and Schemer. PA 135 N E. Uth Street Mirnm, Florida 33)31 7% South, Range 30 East, Plat Book Paren Easement Permanent Easement S mnnole County. Florida You arid rinh oi you are corn Pm iraq the South 70 feet of Lot 171 mantled to file written defenses to Wnn.sc'xmcj Iteight'," SuIdiv',.on 0 the Petition in trw' office of the Clerk Sm etlon 31, fl. TownShip 2) South. of the Circuit Court in and for Range' 30 East, PIM Book, 17, Pages I Seminole Counb#, Florida, in the & 7. at thi' Public Records of City of Sanford, Seminole County, S. ronnIe County. Florida. tnt' or before on Ftoricl,t, April, 1976 )l 13th nay Permane,nf Easement iN.ng maoI le',s IleOn 71 ciaps nor more than 60 dayS from the date of Bring the South tO Icet of Lot 174 hhiS noticet, And to serve your '..rifly%4'if)l l4,'ofit'," 5yitmt , y'm',ir of .ttrri difenseS urn the C,Iy At ¶Ori 34 35 '.'.iu'.omp ) 5'tm, tijr,ip ', tti Of I CITY R.inqr 30 East. Plat (300k 17. Pmqe I CASSELBERMY, FLORIDA. on or P. 7 nit thu Pi;hti P,rrsed of r.for that (late, which dc'ft'n muii'ri' County, F lorol. i ''all ShOw what right, title' Ii G. 'm', mO M.mrqiii'r Ye F rio Ad Gyms. ti', wife SOOa T.inqirin Way Orlanuiva. ltoridt 37107 Dn,itd S. Rosenberg. Trus'. rst rettera Build,n:i ?e Virgil Wayne Harris Residence Unknown Marilyn .1 Harris Residence Unknøwn , hi ig 'hi NrtIi 2 fit of in' I "Shatl Dii..lopment" Unèt One, 5utictivson of Section 2), Town',hip H. PARCFL IV Temporary Construclion Des Grapin. Chalin anti Turnoff, h. F' A f . a Des Grapn PA 2010 N E Io3rd SI North Miami Ieach, F lr1,i 33182 Easement PtIi',h Marth tO, 2), 30. AprIl 6. na TO 2020 E 163rd St. No North Miami ftth, Florida 3316e PARCEL Xl Temporary Construction PARCEL VI Wrins':xJ ttiiQhtS'' SiLI' 'on of S'cfion 31, 35. Townstup 21 SOu!L Range 30 Ea%t. PIaI flooki?. Pages & 2. of the Ptthlic Re(O(iP. of i oi.nilt (tjrity. F )ridi FranKIn ny(slments. Ltd Urth 73 degreeS Si 25' West 73 degrees Si 75" ast 1000 tet'I, tPi'n North Uc$eqru'sOS' 35" East Ni 0 Ii' to ttc pool' of t'i rtiriflIn(J PARCEL I "" VIRGIL WAYNE HARRIS and MARILYN 1 HARRIS. his wite. MONTGOMERY WARD I CO., INCORPORATED, a corporation. also known AS MONTGOMERY WARD COMPANY; and JORDAN MARSH COMPANY. A Florida corporation, Defendants, NOTICE OF ACTION _____ — ___________________ Dendant MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE A'SO(i,atiOn Ii.r,.i Ai nip, it MoiIcnn I.rI.i ,1'02 PARCEL VII porat ion Organized and existing under tIme laws of the United States, Plaintiff, vs. DEX 125 set, Carol E tlie 1000 levI. theflCC South 66 ckcjrcos 05' 3S" Wi ',t 100,0 feet, Ihnce Sooth - Legal Notice Notice PARCEL 136 the point of t'jnninq. (ontinue with tie right of way Tampa Fieleal Savmr,as and Loan 'Ch,ircic NO. 76.K.CA.O9 DIVISION 0 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor Travel P. Promotional Mart, 'nc S Alexander J. Capvto, President PubliSh; March 23, 30, April 6, 13, 1q76 v Oriv, I It mu '. .Il,iiii A Dow, hi'. wtv 7)7% Citrus Avenue Orlando, Florida 37i01 COUNTY, FLORIDA. 1957 principal office in the City of Wastalnçbon. DistrIct of Columbia, PARCEL Ill AInma Properties. Inc. 130 E Padwood Avenue Maitland, FIOrid,i 3775) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE OamCOIMAGICVACATIONS,INC, and that I intend to rtgi5ttr Said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida ' accordance wjth the Provisions of the Fittitl'u', Name Statutes, To Wit Section 665.09 Florida Statutes IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE OUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-S2CA.09 A FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP TGACPE ASSOCIATION, car poration organized under an Act Of Congress and existing pursuant to the Federal National Morgage Association Charter Act, having Its A'.'ciation of Miami, I Ii a Ait ricanFidleral 5avngsand Loan A',sniat,on of Orlando iSS Orange' Avenue ()rtaui'o Florida 32601 As Diputy (firs - PRESTON NEAL DEX.,P NOTICE OF SUIT 10 JOhN tHOMAS RICHARDS .111(1 IMOGENE BERGL [ RICHARDS. 1415 WIFE; F IN A N C IAL ACCEPTANCE CORP. a corporation. YOU AR( NOTIFIED that an action to loreclose the lien of a mnrtnAffl' on th' following property n Seminole County, FIOrda Lot 9, Block C COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHTS UNIT ONE according to the PlaY tht'rt'of, ,q, rrnr,ird ,,, pi,, Rook I). Pqe 96, Public Records S mmnolq' County. Florida, Nat been filed against r,ou .ini Con,igra, lrx. a corporation, Blake B.ci'aul.nt. Inc . .i orporalion, aria Etanship US Bank of Seminole, a tmnkinq corporation, anci you arc ugi,'rerl to serve' ii CODy of your aritten nifenses, it any. , t Martin .1 Roess, Attorney at Law. pIa.nt.ff't attorneys wticYsc arlctrc'n 's2IOOeoth Slree't North, 90 Box 10130, St. Petersburg. Florida 3371). r'n or t'i'tcirr April 70th, 1976, irilj Iih' rr:i r,O ,'.:tti the' CUrl of h.', (.urt etOtI tuiore service on plaintilt'satforn4ys, or mnmethately thereafter. othrrwlSe a default will be rntrri'cl against you for the relief (rrnanc,rd in the complaint or f'titiØfl V.ITNESSmy hand,and the seal of 'hi'. Court on March 15th. 1976 ISp att Arthur 14 Bcckwmth. Jr Clç.k of thu Circuit Court ___________________________________ Plnulf I, Plan dosIt will be flrI.'inil, FIorda jno; JOhN THOMAS RICHARDS. e u*. '' .l Dikodants. County, Florida, under Ire flCtitiu', Seminole County School Board Seminole County, Florida Ii iii) Mar Tck' and Robert E 1I,?(ILi r, fwr husband his (Irut Avenue Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION 70 CARL SAPP an STEVIE FAY SAPP. his wife Residence ano wsit.reabou$s are unknown anø all persons claiming by, through or Under them and alt others claiming Any right. titI or loterett in And to Is ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED BIDS PARCEL II [ejaT Legal Notice ote: ;,,rt;c', cI,iimin; t, ft,rovqh or against any and all of the above named corporations. whether $tflQ or disSolved And against all persons and parties claiming or having any ifl freest or claim as owners. mor Ici,tqct's, udQmt'nt creditors or liCnhOIcIers of. upon or agan',t tlii' parcels of land described below in Seminole County. Florida The CITY O CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA,a municipal corporation, hs 111(1 .1 11ttitic,n .n rniin'nt Qomain pro(e((Jinq', auanst you and each of you s,'vkinq lo condemn for the purpose', of inStallation of 'anilary siwer facilities, ttm porary and or permanent aserni'nts, iiccpt for Parcel x n .'.ftiUi ff1 Suiiplt' Ill,' is s.ougnt, to i ach of the' parcels described below tr,catrtt n cm;n,-m;, Cou"h,'. FIori,i ATTACHMENT"B" J,IsnrIvIIe, FIor.d. 3720? . Notice hereby given tha I em engaged in busine',', at 60, Colby Curt Attamonte Springs, Seminole EX V J,kiIIt West Fcirsyltw Street vs '.. ANt) Grcs, Plntift iegal Notice SAPP, his wife. e al, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tnat an action to foeclose a moe. tq.sge on the foIli'ing p priy i SemInole County. Florida' Lot 75, BIork 17. WEATHER SFIELD, SECOND ADDITION as recorded in PIaf Book 17. Pages UiiJIitii, Legal Notice orporation, the following describe'J property, . Notici THE CIHCUIT COURT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA. CI Civ. No 76 16CCA 0C f.UAWANIV FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ST PET ERSBURG, .i United State's Notice _________________ 's �___ - - ____ - __ -- - - 8A -Evening Herald. Sanford , Ft. TuesdaMarchiO_197k -. ___________________________________________ - F OEM, - Storewide Clearance Sal e. Some Tips To Stretch The B u d9 __ I 1 ____ husband and children your meat servings. Most at home. of Men s ;:::': ::: :::z:; -. menus before you go marketing Nutrition charts consider . so that you IlI not buy serving to be 3 ounces of lean something you actually do not cooked meat. rced, When planning your family's V, ym plan menus, check iticals, choose 2 or more ser' paper a& iur weekly vings of invat or meat alterspecials and sales. These notes every day for each per. ,rwcials offer valuable saving.s. son. Select 2 ser%ings from the After planning your menus ineat alternates: 0 ippu li't C heck ik 'upplk 00 t down items Immediately when %ou use the last bit or when you think of them. And do not leave (I - -I .. k 1 ~~ -1 1^ . . sh,lorts . . # Consider all the foods that of -. . . . - / Orig. to $16 14 . - ill I . __ ~ # I - I 1ill IMME FF q '~ - . . -~;_ ~.-,~ _ = _____ ____ - -. - - - ~oft-6 I . 6: __ - . .~~Ao~_ ?~ =_ __ __ _. I -~----. - __ -_ _i - , -. - ... _ -I.. . - - iL2 __ i72 _;i;-__ ii -_~'; .. I— -lllf-.4"kj,-L-_~__ ___ -.-,-,-. - ~ ' - • - . I 1~ 11, patterns and sculptures. Plush and splush next time." 0 . . -4 1 -~,yt.~Vt~-,a_l' - - - ii- - Assorted solids, poly - bro~en sizes S.M.L -. I . t_ . _t - 1I 3witC cotton, _41 - . .__ - 1!7!~o _~ -A ; Al 4/$5 I% `_ _. r 25o88 35o99 Closeoutl Jeans and Slacks ~. - 1 IL . 1/ 3 off f, Now Fresh corn pie taim-s a cue from Penns) lvania Duirb cooks. -___ - .I L _____ ---.-__ --- - 1hu Pennsylvania Dutch are - L%".( %STJ' B FRI tl 1OR\ PIE I packiage I 10 ounces) pie crust mix 6 ears Fresh corn _ . I ball 1: ifflakes about three and oni half (UpS of h'rnl5) Combine corn, et,i' onion end parsk) pour into pie pan. Combine flour. st.gar. sah and black pepper. Sprinkle over corn tablespoons flnd' hopped pour crun over al l . Roll run iuiz p'*. (rustOni. til.th 416-111 tabirsinjon-% finel) chopped it0i thick. Place ovPr corn mixture. Seal edges firmly. parsley Make i. gas1h in center of crimt tablespoon flour n for 8 tvaspopris salt ground black -1 ___________ cup light cream or ttiie.poons twltrr ,nir'irin" or ftrees and bake uritil IJS brciwiwd. i to to minutes. F. 0 i main dnJ t iblt full Prepare * cmt following relishes, vegetables and Afreshcornpicou1d packagedirections Roll half of desserts bliv right at home in sul the pastry one-eighth-inch surroundings. Use thi as a ttuek. Line a 9-inch pit pan with rimin dish with fresh rolled pal Remove kernel5 dessert. il~t~_ma Ii Now 88 99 I 300 yds 29 TowehIs iece Goods 100 1111, pct. polyester & . (V It, I blends. to '/2 To Hand towel...... 94 Wash cloth Of f 1/ 20 IC U res irrors only fl~ Re Remember wse soilDail is just a game But els White only. Deodorizer. Safety on-off switch 1.3 hp motor . OrIg 199 95 Novelty & scenic. Many great styles to choose from Orig to iso 99 I s pin cast p keep it to yourself. Don't cook bloaty meals on game night. SpaghetH and butterflies don't mix. Softball players are also notorious for being rs. The important thing , . . Now 1/3 Now Off $ Special Buy 9 'CHARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penney's - Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. a 9 Sunday 15 p.m. Store . . 322'I 3 i : - P.M. . .. . _,• ..- .. 7'. : - 1 ,, __!M ~- __ yl% C-_ - __^-_,_,~_-___ -.--;,___ _~ -,--!-! . - ____ --: lit ,_,~~__-Z:,.,_ II, I -- _____ .I - -- 1 2 2 0 1 0 r. . I gan removing Iiis star players the National Collegiate Athletic to one hell of a basketball tew, one by one and hugging them Assocfatfon basketball title. They're damn good, I'll tell Joyfully as Hoosi er partisans A grinning Quinn Buckner, You that" 371316 2 1 0 No - Al R H 31 38 HR 0 0 rton 1 o o 3 1 1 0 0 0 No. 1 team in the country," ac. 3 0 1 0 0 0 knowle4led Michigan Coach Orr said, specifically refe . -A-j- 1 00000 31 4 11 1 0 0 Eldridge Standard W W.4-13 PATRICK OUTCASTS ______________________ __ - --.--- - - - Al I H 28 38 HR ~_._ Smithc Bacon p Jackson ____ - - 3 0 2 0 0 0 If 3 3 2 1 0 0 AUTO TRAIN / lb Al R H 25 30 HR Bttnotky " 1 ,.:-4~_ - 0 Maple is -k - ~Wyh +Fk' -e,j ;__~,!W '-".-- 1. ' L A/v WhitIeyJb a -. 0 I 0 0 0 I I I '0 0 -r " % i ...' ' :,i3 _ __;1 4 0 1 0 0 0 Bailey 7b __ . I I 4 0 0 o o -- try to think of a replacement NL We tried a couple of guys and then we went for more quick. ness wi th Jim Winan. Jimmy did a great job in moving the Passes Toronto A AI i T T C '1 ball from side to side, getting It to the pecple who could score. It's int erest ing that he has . ." played hardly it all previously TAMPA (AP) - The Na- politicking for expansion to the in the tournament.' tional League, unable to nation's capi ta l. Wisrnan came in wi th 42 sec agree on expansion, has asked The Al., which needed only onds left in the first half, and he Basebiliall Commissioner Bowie nine affirmative votes to ex- stayed all the way in the second League from putting a new last week, the game wide open. ---' franchise in Toronto next seaFeeney said the foUowirg "Wisman was the difference n. resolution was forwarded to that allowed them to run their We'd like Irm to hold off on Kuhn: offemw,"&dd Michigan's Steve American League expansion," "Resolved that the commis. Grote. "We ni had a better - - hi~ League pr.-sident, after a four. tional League clubs wish him to worst second ha This as the . really beat us.,f hour meeting Monday in which consider the failure of the N' It , first time they the 10 owners in fa vor of e Toronto-Washington, I) C, ex. It was the third time Indiana __ ~ __ =-.------- J~6w____ - -_ - - . . I , ___ *. nad and Philadelphia. which light of the best interest of son -the othem. 074 and then are opposed A unanimous %Ote baseball and that he us request 72-67 in is required. - - osertime - '!" '-- "' ed to take such action as rn "That's ',er Interesting," appeartohlmtobeapproprjate ninguellandshootingwell ink.mn h"n dvI5edc't'e ba!eba!' - Totals ~; . _~ __ - I., f . , ' 'th regard ta acb car!, 4n I~A the secor.d half, and -, - - 11 ,.. a.. "Aw - Emeffm 4a - T b24 402 0-13 OIO IC) .w F., ,, Unless Kuhn steps into the apot," said Charles Bronfman, man Phil flubbard, who had picture, the National League board chairman of the Montreal fouled out in the two previous J PfrtCk Outcasts Auto Train -, _ - : j~ -- j " Triple Play - " Local 5whiss out in the cold and might put baseball in hot water if certain members of Congress decide to prem the point. Kuhn has been - _______ IX --- - ~__ -___ -- - . im~- _ -7- - .11,__44~- f - --1- - , ,I I V , - ~ ii.-_ 'me, 4 --0. I -_~ -VI - b a I C Tops , - , iw=i --- r_ UM~ _ -- --t SCC / .;. -- - 'ot - _., I I-V; .~ . .7 zw ., ' _r - .. vI - -.*.~. - - . ~-i, " - - -1. _Iyz~_ -,,.'" - i.b::.c:-i:' -'." I , ----~Ink, , " .11 l . ~fl - - - , "iv . ' _U __ V~- i-k'~,jf# "Ai.1-0 -- .1W - 'Pi=~ .t. -., 7-__ ~--. _`A~_T~-.,,_ _ -~~:-_. - ,~, A", __.L -. , N~r OZ 1-:_~_;P ~ ~ - . - - I, F 1. • 3.,,:~f, r-7-~jIv-,14.1. -:iW.31 .'_ . _-t-__ =. - 1L.Z :L1~.-t-.Z-s . 4. ' ' 1 fc -3 `~_ , -4 AAVA/ .. L ci' /b 2yr. ff ''vi ~~,.-j~', I 'N .~,, -L 'cc.; : . .-; iit - '?-i',. "( ' . T1' - -'" -rz, ~~__ ~ _.__rT-. salut es •' ii 'c 'J' '' -p*. .--- - Netters ---' it and returned to third ieanwmie, French Ud agg and headed for second. Wein"a" - . . - ft- L .__ --- .-- -- _____ . ____ - - - . Seminole at the No 2 and 3 singles Ieels Mike Martin of the Citadel topped Steve Cox in No. I singles, 6-4,6-2, and the Ke)dets events ji - -4 - A~_ M T^ - McWalers 10 d. Buddy GOVI6- grounds for divorce if you aren't careful. Cheer up, women, 'the season only lasLs through July 12. Brockport, which led 2-1 at the time, apparently realized it wasn't a night for victory and - ____ - .-k- tommy Bunch. 43. _~ _.__ __ - - _. - • .: . - . - 16, 6.4; Peter Roberts (5) d. Sondy H8111wingef. Merlin lurch -U--- . ,_ -- (C) Plogçi. 62. 2', 75: Thompson Roberts (Si d, Booth McWa?erl, 6.1. _" = - Singles Mike M.sr?n (C) ci Steve DoubIii: - -. . suffered a broken hand at the -- --.-''_ - Friday night, Brockport's Mk College tennis team Monda) ,as Minnehan and Mike Wetnpress the Raiders fell to the Citadel singledand Joe French drew a walk to load the bases. Then players turned the meet around -_-__-_ --g ball and fired it home to cLIt off 'llionipson and Peter Roberts - . - 7 _A '.7.1- Lisri.tw ' - - 1. . X-jll L_gvpi If f I _r; . - .%~~ hits is worse than a toothache, and one hits file noody, silent level of conversation. Here's the real ht F- " L- , Cox,6 4. 4 ii Stuart Yhom;4on (S) d. L...J' ,_ 7-~ • `~X - ~I Mike Crawford chased French r ,, ... , ~ __ ill - I -- .y;v, . • - __________ 4' - ~__ ~_ ~ -Z ~ - __ -- -- -. _4Ihl _f I- _ _ - __ _ --F -------_ AUGUSTA, Ga (AP) Un usual baseball plays? low about a triple pin) that begins with a soft fly to the outfield and man breaking his hand making a tag, yt~ - --- ~! _'. -:,--. - "I _v~,VI7-,~rl-_ I.,- -Z -5_ =_ - I- ' ladder pulled the rug out from ' '_ ' ,----- - - _. ~ ' - - - F -.-- _____ __ __ - ____________ ____ -F 1 . I ' Fury , In j ur y - - Has Sound %1Il remain at 12 teams in 1977 Expos.' It suggests he take the hoosier games while the American League '.oice of 10 and use his powers in "They were getting the shots, jumps to 14 ith expansion the best Interest of baseball and and e crc fouling them be. franchises in Seattle and To. go along uith the National ronto. Such a move apparently Leall Would leave Washington, D.C., "' • - " , IIIAIW.!~v--Z~~- -! , * I - ''' pansion failed to sa Cincin pansion plan b) a 10.2 vote in has beaten Michigan this sea , ~ - .. ___,~ I said an American League and in the best interests of his club got into foul trouble _' G. Brown it - Ile 'I ' ' 0 ' Kuhn to block the American pand, beat the NI, to Toronto half when the Hoosiers broke Alexander Ib Malorl Quinn rf _ 11 L "We made a great effort," suddenly you don't have much th ings," Knight said. "You just 3 I 10 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals " 3 0 1 0 0 o 3 1 2 0 0 0 Duke sf Goldensi -cheered. Indiana's tenacious guard, Indiana won despite losing 6'1 m happy for them," the boasted We on all our foot7guardBobbyWilkerson in elated Knight said afterward, gaines What e'se can you do" the opening minutes lie suf. "and for those people who have Michigan almost pulled off an fered a moderate concussion in invested part of themselves in upset but ran out of gas and into a collision wi th Michigan's LI is 1eam foultrouble wi th 10 minutes to ayman Britt "No question, India na Is the go. "When you lose someone so Minnehan decided it was tune to try for home again and catcher Crawford fired to seeond basonan Rodger Robbins, •satisfaction, I three is the cutoff. Getting only two ou A when with 44 secands left In. giving the undefeated Hoosiers they were stronger in the sec. M Brewer - . 77he ultimate is going 5-for-5. Four hits is I Open - 4. ~:". L - . .1 Standard Joe Mato beak he the team ',ins or loses, its how many hits he gets 99 - _- by 6. leaguers hay.e squashed caps. What difference does it make9 A big difference With the right tilt of the cap, flex of the forearm and batting stance, Sam can strike fear into the heart of the oppos;ng pitcher. V, 1w eke would he lnck u ) mi iediit 1 ft 6 releasing' the pitch? bt dIana Coach Bobby Knight be. their 32nd season victory and ond. We are proud to have lost . And about the cap don t mash it in Only bush 77 7 N Sure, there's another game going on, but Sam Swat has to he there in time to warm up. Another reminder about the glove. Junior is dead if he borrows it and leaves it out in the rain. The best place for it is a safe deposit box. Sam I# 4 2 1 0 0 0 - tP game can't hit a lick So don't compliment him on his 355 batting average F i s ing Rods Thick and thirsty. Solid colors . ,_ - 80 only --- - - __ - 3 2 3 0 0 0 4 Li'wlb Berlin 3b __1 . . his cleats and $11 for his Sunday go-to-meeting shoes And if the game begins at 7 45, might as well -C .-%. o o Michigan knew It was all over nally ended his 866snightmare, half when they led 35.9, "But 4 2 1 0 0 0 Brill If - - - Johnny Bench. but the magic figure for slow-pitch softball is 500 Anyone who hits under 500 in this 4788 i i Miller lb Conchosp . - be read to leave the house Closeoutl P9 Now ~_ - immy ' 99 I 11 ', . 16K PIII LADELPHIA (AP) - Johnny Orr when the buzzer fi. to the Wolverines' strong first MkOt Bukv rI . _--_ ... ,e the day is good. Sometimes a little rubs off on the iatcher on those close plays at home Softball widows also have somethi ng to learn in ay of terminology The might ht know, or - I '6'.i: ,,j - __ - - Ir -r _ I - -__~L Seriously, softball is a superbly importa asset to any community's recreation pruglain Where else could grown men meet three nights Solid color, contrast stitch Broken sizes 3846 OrIg 7000 Orig 2299 4299 - ess Mea Frges~i Corn Pie L , - ilt Leisure Suits Twin - Full - Queen. Prints and solids Solids only, ass't fashion colors Sizes 7 14 Orig to $488 i - vorce Grounds? 30 only Men's B -' _, a -.• . i:'; : • ____________________________________________ 150 only Girls - 1/ 2 110 . GREGORY MOBILE HOMES k table. You see, those poker chips are markers, used to de'ignate positions on the fieid You kno, s.oman Like the Williams shift. With a three-raise limit. Tops bottoms & dresses Assorted styles & colors. Broken sizes. Orig. to $25. Closeout x be 3 speed electric fans. Reversible, built In safety - .. 1 oat .tL - - Sportswear 71_~i____ ____ - -- V Fans s Tank Tops - - t . playing only twice a week. Ah, an extra night home. Unless, which hap. pens frequently, it is necessary to scout the next opponent. Never mind that the scouting report is Limited Quantity If -. - In some cities, leagues are offered with games once a week. They are commonly referred to as the "married" league. Others call it a pacifier league. Sanford's slow-pitch league slates games three will Tu*sda y, Ma rc h 30, 1176--i 6 - 000 Ofl 0-3 Lflb - - 1. - - • j'.!;ic next game might be against th So that means that about once every two weeks he - - 7be - /,t'' best team in the league. Don't get pregant during softball season. If 'ou do, either plan on spending free nights at the ball park or a quiet night at home it Sanford Plaza .IkS Monroe Inn IW eaboar Belcher if he did when he walks in the door and throws his glove against the wall Don't say "you'll do better __ - . . alone. Don't ignore him. Don't patronize him. . '. ... :L meatless illeals. --i -- 21 I 0C0 1 0 11 0 0 0 Stathard p :irn:nrf Harveycl - . - ~. - /IL1a So what does Softball and divorce have in Common ? Nothing really . It's Just that at this time of year wives urn into housewives, and their main fw'ction make ce n U by s uniform i- tr;pe, brains, and - - _________ dairy products and eggs for - 1 _5 S -- ot in the arm Monday heart, kidney, tongue. I . q7~ ow Seminole Community College facWty was idle Monday night, but gets into action Wedne,&,!ay Indiana True No. The Metro Softball League opened in Sanford . -1 . .. . ____ _______ times a week. But don't be distraught, gals. There are seven teams, and only six can play each night. I I awyers l L 1. The golden rule of softball is don't lose his glove. . 2 0 0 0 0 0 - '-. . night. 21 x36 rug remnants In decorator solids, L and XL. Perfect for leisure sultsl I/ I _. ~ I - -- ____ clean. - Jackson, - Don Harvey and Joe Mari.no Brown had back-to-back Washington, Charles Smith, with three hits each. John LoOn doubles in the second. Richard HarGId, Bernard and Dennis Lloyd provideA key Wall wound up with a perfect Hugley and Reginald Alexander. Auto Train's Dave Berno4 -y ~-11 ___________ ___ .. Softball: An Open Season For IAV price __ double by Eddie o8% __ =10NJ Remnant ru s. L d short I shirts in solids, prints and patterns Sizes S,M, -3 - .-- games were Roger siirsth Evening Horall Sanford, Fl. Stumpftf ___. _____~ :~ ~,~~------I -eirLli= - --- -- - . l- h es I Di vorce . (Herald thc(o byTom Vlneefll) Monroe Inn battle. Hunc IIIV ;!,jA, . . ~ 2-for-3 with tho latter havinil,a .. I l - ,,~,rieq, meats - liver, - im r_ • LIMITED QUANTITIES I~ --T=-!;_7t-~ ~-_X _ --~- --- - -- ~__ .. _~*_ , - - - 2 2 2 1 0 0 Benton cf Richards p Pelerion 3b Faketsc - aynes . =11 0-~f-UM - I - =ft- Beathard, Im - ~ ;~-. _.~,~~Ili!llqll : ,a- __ . _ - -,%" -~ just for Thanksgiving and Christmas. It is a thr ifty bu) year round. The larger th': turkey the Inure meat it will have in pr oportion to bone. N'uu can aLso &-ive by serving e -- Jill I I . , __ - _.. . V31i .nA the Outcasts Schrum %I Serve turkey more often than stewing meat pot roasts lamb, veal, and ham shanks thicken a I " ! third-inning _1, th efiratandfivefn bagger by Ze Washingwn to Dave RlCharde and the second as Joe Benton and put an early bite on Auto Train. o o Evans Bacon, respectively. Rico Peterson had first Inning In all five players had two hits Eldridge Standard was led by triples and Lloyd Wall and Ron for 3 2 1 1 1 C runaway - ~ -; When figuring the number of servings of poultry, allow _--34 to 1 pound chicken per serving, ground meat ;; ooo the three - I I In Now 1, 1 ., - Meat %% ith a lot of bone -34 to herself, This extra effort will . I pound per ser%ing. S pound. When shopping for meat, frequently consider these lower cost meats: - - - ~ The thrifty shopper will buy holechickens and cut them up Winning pirche:s in SEABOARD COASTLINE ,j I - Meat with little bone round per serving o o I snags . ~ , -. cheapest. 1 i 0 DtvInec - double. Seaboard chuited alnnu with 123. Al I H 28 38 HR .. _1____ Variety . meats (liver, heart, pound per scr%ing, 2 0 i MaIakf Hinry -. . PIE I Im. I--I I - knelesscut A pound of ground kidne, tongue tripe brains meat itlds more servings than and seetbreads are desirable a po und of spare ribs, purchases becaw,e of their high Use this guide to estimate the nutritie value and economy. mintierofstrings you can get Foreconorn) ssakeand good from the meats you bu',: health, frequently serve liver. Meat without bone Pork and chicken liver are the .&a ~, - All Eyes on the bsll at Fort Melica Part as Seaboard, / N A less expensive cut that has Mrinate or tenderize the meat lots of bone and fat may cost first more than ,a hil. ., .her priced i~.Illk Turner t - 14 I Even if you are on a budget, rather ~hnn the Lvst per pound. round or shoulder stealle. I . 6 f:,~ 1W . ___ neat by the cost per serving steak such as chuck, bottom IV: t ______ %" 1 k I " i,._W,~') I - It .; 6 .0 I" %; ;, 'L A - I f. 11 ,,, Judge the value of a piece of some of the less tender cuts of - - ___ Urn lb fat, gristle) in each pound. you can occasionally serve . - 'i cup peanut butter to the amount of waste (bone, _ . , .. I s " __M Cm_ llnl , . .0 0 __ ._".~_' 1( 1,y U,S, families goes for meat usually means a savings. Those v.), xI& In oi to stretch the weighing more than 5 pounds ollars spent for meat, com- generally cost 3 cents to 5 cents - - - - - - - . 7_4i I ______ 4 wall it 1. dry peas or lentils Once at the grocer) store, sorts of vegetable, u'membr that a lage per The u1disi of laii. 'ntage the focd :ocy spent packagc of ground beef _ DSK:F- - 431' : - . . f~ -11 .. I Metro Dominates 'a 9 Six ord softball te 'c punch from the L-.)ttom of the 4-for-4 night, aLso doubling in opened t Wl6PvknsSoftbafl litching lnsiowpttcfi' order, each driving in three the U Metro League Monday night at Tha t was the case, as the runs. Lovin had a second inning Peterson had two hits each. Fort Mellon Park with the three games produced only 13 triple, sparking a four-run Lake Monroe inn's only emj3hasls 011 defense and pit extra base hits. Eldridge Inning which got Standard moments camein the jfth wn Standard stopped Gregory pumping. John Devine doubled and later LAKE MON .Mobile Homes, 13-4; Seaboard Gregory .Mobile Homes got scored on a fly ball, and also in AS R H 3B 3S MR Coastline defeated Lake two hits each from Bob Marko3, the sixth when Ed Malsak Ander?= is A 0 1 0 0 0 Monroe Inn, 14-3; and Patrick Burt Lewis, and Bifly Berlin, dchvered a two-nui single. 0 0 Outcasts stomped Auto Train, with one of li hits being a The Patrick Outcasts used a _______ ______ I 1, _. L I-1. _ __71`&;gll shopping time so -ou do not will stretch ineat such as dried h.ave to rush -moneY is lost in beans, chick peas, lentils, . , nap decisirins. iimcaroni, rice, 1xilato,esand all _t, R ------- r __ I ff~ r- In ft . . 11 I h* P'tc !Y DLeeb . 6;~~ - ~_. .. A, I egg, I z cup cooked dry beans, the shopping list at home! Allow yourself enough -4 ______________ $ - - . 9 --- . 1..% ,% - =~ - I----- - . I ______________ ~11 . il X II !• - )ultr\ mea t. 1I J P i, - , .. - - ~=.I.r:I i I - bu •il 1~ .11 - - *,%.= ,= - .~ f ti _-,~ ,.;r - _., -- _10 - ____ us I. __________________________________________________ Special I Fat before %-oil vn shopping. meat. ' You ' pay the M ake %our grocer) trip a private affair - leave Take a close look at the size of I I - canned meav, -_ - _%lil l "k; scctbread lips for stretciung food (lollars, start even before You go Eldridge, Seaboard, Outcasts Win . �- .___________ - - - - e - - ______. ---- --------- ._ . - --.- - 4--- - Th 2&-Ev€nlng 11trald. Sanford, Fl. - Tuesday March 3O,17 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . ~ ~ a X No 1. - ~_~ V , Earl lr_~._.~_ , 'j - ..4 - J Morrall: It's MonthmTow;Month MIAMI tAP) Veteran damage to his left knee, jnju soon." more before they both ended up quarterback Earl Mcrrall talks last Dece mber qgalnst New But he remains cautious in Miami, said the door is open as if he'd li ke to play ano ther England. lie's optimistic about tit his future, for Morrall to return if he wants season wi th the Miami I)oI- full reco very. to and If his leg has healed. '1 don't think I sho ul d project phins. But he's waiting for an "I haven't done anything with myself as wanting to play and injured knee to heal and to see haven't been many "fl the kg except to play golf." then have my knee not re. times Earl has lined up for %%ht hap pens today in the Na. tional Football League ex- Morrall said. 'So it really spond," he said. Still, he has to Owl we haven't won," Shula hasn't been tested yet, think about his $92,5(X) salary said. pansion draft, with the Dolphins, made public "I've been playing It year by "But I think it's going to be all Morrall and Shula could find recently when he testified at the sear for a long time," the 41- right. I've got great flex In it out about a potential obstacle year-old Morrall said. "Now it's as good as I do with the other Joe Kapp trial in San Francisco. today or Wednesday as the new down to month by month." kg. I've just got to get the Tampa and Seattle franchises Morrall is recuperating from strength back, that's all. I'm Dolphin mentor Don Shula, pick off players from the est.absgery to repair ligament going to start a weight program who coached Morrall in flalti. lished NFl. teams in the e- IE 1% 00 -1~ -_.*o A*44bm - ____ __ rL 11 86 ° KY. I- __ UuA1W)C, r I.I . - - itu iu rijn, inn ii - 90 0_GIN EARLY "H would be interesting," he said of the possibility of being drafted, adding that he would be surprised if It happens. F-- O Ile said he talked with Tampa 1b "lie didn't mention anything about being interested In me," Morrall said. Visitors Get A Bass(ket)full I B UCSI Good fishermen can usually find fish and a duo of Maryland visitors proved the point last weekend by bringing in a string of 14 beautiful bass from the St. Johns River. Doyle Funkhouser and Herbert l'rrh:tjn, I Uville, uJ pL1tIL' worms to fool the largemouths, the largest n which weighed an even eight pounds. The big one is now reposing in Dove's Seah aw ks Taxidermy Shop where it will become a permanent reminder of the fishing In the Sanford area. The anglers said they released at least it) more All ,,y Get First r- 1€ Pic1s S d/g000 ____ ___ 4': ___ , Funkhouser was a visitor to Sanford two NEW YORK (AP) in the player, it was permitted to add choices after that. lithe two years ago and experienced the same kind age-old tradition of every team another player to its protected teams used the maximum time of luck. that ever made a draft pick, the list. (Ling into the draft the 26 allowed, the draft would last 26 PAI1/4ER i Tampa Bay Buccaners and esthbliskd teams were J yV ... .., per- hours, winding up at 11 a.m. I I. Seattle Seahawks selected "the mitted to protect 32 players EST Wednesday. best players available" as the 30 from their active rosters and The NFL planned no cxNational Football League two from the reserve lists. pansion rost er announcement ,. " ' stocked its 27th and 28th teams There was a 30-minute time until Wednesday when the axton uxiay. limit in eftect to each of the makeun of hn,h tprni, wi!l be , ) . / i Tho' :r 'lables may have fir 13 elr.-tlo,n by each team released at a press confer?4NO .f4'8 V ir . V included some familiar names and a 15-imnt limit for the race. Y, t* made expendable by age, sala. ry or a combina tion o the two. League officials were on hand .• CPCY to supply pertinent Information un factors such as salaries and tt #6P4V , - ( I 3 Ih Th' .\sociatt-d Pnss unIv bonus arrangements in the con. ('hic:*gon reached id.ioffs and World Series w ith tracts of possible draft choicesH base then shor tstop Tom Ver- a broker. Pte'f'Yt. For the State of Michigan, yzer committed a throwing er- puncturewrist, suffered a deep asthelwoteamsbegan maki and needed three t ng there was some good news out ror on Alan Bennister's is heir selections, third- stitches. Trainer Charlie Moss ,/1y 197ç There were reports that such of Florida to go with the bad inning grounder. Bannister was said the slugging outfielder UNIONDAIE, N.Y. (AP; / veterans as linebackers news from Philadelphia Mon- rubbed out attempting to steal would be out for two or three Dave Williams had an assist on Roy Jordan and Dave Edwards his right fist punched the air Pat Boutette's game winner day night, which is the route and Billy I,axton finished up days barring complications. y ou might expect Florida- with two perfect rounds. of Dallas, running back Essex with joy as the sellout crowd and added insurance for the Te.as' Jeff Burroughs raised Philadelphia neW3 to go. Johnson of Cincinnati, offensive stood and cheered. Then Denis Maple Lea fs. Syl Apps scored Laxton, %ho came with Rusty his spring average to .500 with While the University of MiCI. Staub (10111 the New York Mets three singles and a three-run . X Charlie Cowan of Los Angeles, rive the puck that just had be added his 48th for Pittsburgh. igan Wolverines were winding in the Mickey Lolich deal, be. homer in the Rangers' 12-7 -4 . . 414 /6 I down the basketball season by conic his 30th goal of the seaquarter ba ck Len Dawson and caine the wlriler hen Sthub triumph over the Kansas City former All-Pro receiver wing to Indiana In the nation- ledoffthcbottom of he seventh Hoyals. Otis °°' Puck tightly in hand, the secal championship game, the Do- with a home run off Cecil Taylor of Kansas City, all long Don Sutton. rumored bound time troll Tigers prepared for the Uhaw. In the opener, Ben 0g. performers, would be ond defenseman in National NFL for the Mets in a swap for Tom on the lists of players eligible Hockey League history to score upcoming baseball season by livie and rookie Bob Molinaro Seaver, a1low''d one run and six sweeping a pair of seven-inning each drove in three runs, for selection by the new teams. 30 times In a season skated to hits in seven Innings as the Los the bench. games from the Chicago White SAN ANTONIO(Ap) - When San Antonio in general and turning point of The good news-bad news syn Angeles Dodge rs bowed to the a Bu t th e draft carried a the game. " Sex, 8-3 and 1.0. rd warning o ca veat emptor drorne also hit the Baton Red Montreal Expos 3-2 on llombo cried in a long Dr. J is having problems, the Larry Kerion in particular as "We had won nine out of 10 time," said And the nightcap produced a Sax camp. the New York New York Sets often seem to "let buyer beware." Cecil Cooper hit a Rivera's ninth-inning pinch the Spurs dum ped the Nets 316- before coming In here tonight. Islanders defenseman, "but have problems. near-perfect no-lilUer by lay two-rui homer ,an mu i e-.tuble. It, 101 Monday in the night's only But we have a lot of nagging if Tampa Bay or Seattle when I got to the bench and . -uton while pitched rive sf.vre:ess innings in And Dr. J Is tired, says ("ach ABA contest, Ex-Dodger'Jiminy Wymi hit chose a player Corning 6ff the beard the people cheering. nothing severe, but a I Kevin Loughery, of the super. San Antonio held Erving to lotinjuries, most of the sports writers in the a 5-I decision over the Houston his first spring homer, a three- injured reserve list who Cannot of our people need rest," he pr box at Lakeland, were 4.SttOS, couldn't help it. star on his American Bas- just four points In the first half added. But Jim Rice spiked run shot that helped the Atlanta perform or a veteran who "Now that I've got it, I can ketball Association team watching the basketball on himself in the left ankle tr-vine Braves defeat the winless Mets as Erving connected or. only chooses to retire f admit that I was looking for 30 San Antonio was not without television, Dr. J, of to make a diving catch course, is the Iabu84. moving tram, to a r.v, one of eight field goal attefflPh its own offensive fireworks. 0, they're Bare hurled five Innings and goats and 100 points this sea. louis Julius Erving. Rice, who missed the 19Th and was two for two at the free James Silas pumped In 33 Ted Simmons drove In two stuck. urn," he said after pul li ng wi thBut Erring was co ntained throw line. runs with a homer arid single in points and four other Spurs That's why officials of the two in 11 poInts of Inc century mark at lea.ct for the first half by a seven-run t hird inning that Erring was his old self in the were in double figures. George clu bs sifted carefully through with four games remaining, 1, second half scoring 20 points, C,ervin had 24, Ker.on ), Billy over the Cincinnati Reds but Ile d1m.age was done and Paultz 17 and Mike Gale 11. 11-4. by the league at no ORLANDO- Seminole , hits or the Seminoles in sr play goal was the Islanders' the Brent Strom and Bil Greif corn Antonio was never in real The San Antoaio victory Monday. They had 21 hours to fourth tally in what became aSkeyed by run,scoring hits off opener while Seminole pitcher tined on a five-~itter and Willie study the names before SeatUe trouble after intermIssion, clinched the ABA regular seaI victory over the Philadelphia the bats of TIM Raines and David Wiggins took the loss. Davis and Dave Winfield hO1T -Tbe Doc (Erving) really son championship for the Den. Tony Duncirison, rebounded made the opening expansion Flyers Monday night. In the ered to lead the San Diego selection needs a rest," said Loughery. yr Nuggets, The Nets need one at 9 a.m. to down Orlando Edgewater,' FIST today. SilL's other contest, Toronto . 1, sminoit DETROIT (AP) - Leitwing "He has played almost 40 inIn- more Padres over the Cleveland Invictory to clinch second W ' tj '' I (hailS trinimec! 11ttsburgh $4. 1, Monday and Cam a split in a E69fWfiter The two new teams were to Danny Grant, sidelined since utes a game all sewwri and not Nace. And the Spurs need any -o. *! high Wins. T. R8tfli (6) The goal served another tW- December with a school P baseball ruptured right many of our people even play 30 combination of three Kentucky The Oakland A's posted then- choose 39 players each, wi th Raines; IIy. McClellan (I ) and fxe• it was the Isla nders' 91st thigh muscle, will doib1ehcader. first spring triumph, downing each of the 2 established NFL be in the minutes. lie had a bad night lossesorthrces AritoJo WhIlace power play score of the season, The Eagles swiped the first winS Second Game losing three men Iîm Detroit Red Wings lineup tonight In the first half. But he to clinch third place. the Chicago Cubs 8-6 as Bill teams one short of the record set last tonight game, 4.3, wi th a three-nm against the Atlanta came bak strong in the second North coll ected a single, draft. Each time a team lost a tdiewater OS) 3 Wig rally In the sixth Inning. season by the Montreal Cana- Flames, half." $ 2 double, tr iple and [our 1(8!. diens. Duneinson paced Seminole at He was operated on in Chris Arnold, Ann The Ne ts Coach blam ed oftrying to win his Weikiq end McGeore; Smh ard the plate in the second contest Arbor De Anderson. c. 29 and was expect way back on to the San Fran- Louis' Manager ed fensire pr o bl ems and early foul "That puck's going be with two hits in two trips. Terry to miss A thecast remainder of the trouble for the loss. "We played cisco roster, belted a grand mounted," s'id the 22-year-old season. Smith burled a thee-hitter at was removed very poorly in the second quazslam homer to help the Giants Black, 78, Dies Potrin after joining Boston's Jan. 22. Edtwat: 'S beat the Milwaukee Brewers t.r; and I think that was the Bobby (r in the 30-goal club * 0 Jeff Anderson picked up two CHICAGO Julian A. Black, for defensemen. "It's not going 3 The New York Yankees manager of former heavyPlay Of Year turned -_- . ~ back the Philadelphia weight champion Joe Louis, Economy Trims The game was out of reach I'lullies ng RB! died at the age of 79. on 14th-inni ST. LOUIS iAPi before half of the [n-st pe riod Karemn singles by Willie do Ran lph and Abdul.Jatbar has h ad been played. Rookie star Italian Squad the 1975-76 National Basketball Fred Stanley. Anothe r band of Bryan mother scored the first L I ROME (APt Austeri ty has Association Player of the Year Phillics bowed to the Pittsburgh of his two goals, Andre St. Lau L _________________ Advances struck the Italian team for the by the Sporting News, Pirates 12-1 as Bill Robinson I rent capitalized on a Phil;iMontreal Summer Olympics. siugcd a three-run homer, delJthia giveaway to make jt2M, Over Doerner Named to the first team were The Italian Olympic Committee Phil Roof hit a two-run homer and Gamy Ho ' batted a NIGHTLY said Friday only a restricted Rick Berry, Golden State; as the Minnesota Twins P1III.ADELPUIA Top- rebound past Flyers goalie and ca refully selected numt)er George McGinnis, Phila- defeat ed the Baltimore Orioles seeded Chris Even de feated Wayne Stephe nson to start the 8:00 P.M. . of athletes would be named for delphia; Kareen Abdul-Jabbar, 84 and the California Angels Cynthia Doemnen 6-3, 6-1 to ad- Stanley Cup champions to only Los Angeles; Nate Archibald, managed only three hits off a vance to the second roundof the their the G,mes In the wake second loss in 29 games. c'cuntl'y's persistent economic Kansas City and Phil Smith, trio of collegians and bowed to 175,0(X) Ph iladelphia Women's Maple Leafs 5, Penguin. 4 Golden Stale. cr isis. • MATINEES UCM 2-1 in 10 innings. Tennis Tournament, Bob Neely scored twice while rl SANFORD * * HWY. 17-92 SOUTH CITY LIMITS 1 L UUT KOTCN ________________ - 44 1 1 .-d- - 4,~N _ ,'_• .t• "Iiouuoii Rejoins Club 4 New is r,d Paul i* ''.'-' _______ That's a No! -1 In.. If a is a problem anywhere it's in the bullpen, where righty Dave (Iti and lefty Ramon Hernandez are both in their mid Likely new faces are 1d Ott, who can play outfield and catch, and veteran utility in. fielder Tommie Ilehris, obtained frun, !In4Itrn ' 53.9S 0 ICE CUBES TEACHER'S SCOTCH R. ED. KY. VODKA GIN BLEND AMAUI I ..------- NTIQUE 'PEMIU1 BOURIOH 59 49 OT. 4 MK. DU b IUM IPEA NUT BRITTLE BAR GUIDE PLANTERS JCRYSTAL 1 99 1000 12 OL CttAR2 69c LARCIRAG RECIPES r-1 1111 -I I- I [ACN TIN - __ I __ N( 8(10W 0011110 IN CALIF IN WINERY suou*oy cs or 4 ABC SAUTIRNC 15.95 ROSE-CHIANTI C RET ______ THURSDAY _______ ____ - IWITI "--ABU CKOA as my SKM SHIUT CS. OF 4 UU$A7ft GUASTI PORT. WhITE PORT CS. OF 4 SHERRY. MUSCATEL ALMADEN MOUNTAIN BURGUNDY CLARET - SAUTERNE @ GALLON GOLD SEAL 64) - OALLCN SELASTIANICASE RID BURGUNDY ROSE -C1IARLIS 19 95 ROSE C 5899 6 YR. 35% U. 11 12 071L 49. 5 ,'v Mfl 439 QT. KUAFA STMWIIRNY I ins 1.99 IT$ 3.99 5TH MICHELANGELO CHIANTI ITALY 1.69 5TH IMP. SANGRIA SPAIN 1.49 2402. DINMAU aioioauux CHAT. T1MBERLAY SURGUNOY CHIANTI SAUTERNE ROSE CASE P114K CHABLIS 13.50 ABC . 3 49 2.79 349 CLARET-cAUTERNE CREAM SHERRY SPAIN TORO CORD J. ESTEBAN POMBAL ROSE . PORTUGAL 2.98 Ill oz. CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2.99 2402. 3.99 ins 1.59 5TH 9.95 2402. FAMA AST1 SPUMANTE TRIBUNO VERMOUTH '51 CHAT. LASC0MBE PEMAR11N CREAM - ISAUVILLI FRA*C( flu, SW(IT 0* o* SHERRY Om" IP*1* 2.29 3.89 2.29 haL 3,99 4.49 5TH BLUE LABEL LIEBFRAUMILCH ati.y IJSBOA ROSE *TUGM 2.29 2302. 1.99 2402. ABC Piicivatti *051 $U*$V0Y LAMBRUSCO - LA BEILA nuy 1,09 ins 1.49 2401. ROYAL BE NEUVIIIE PINK ruin - ALMADEN CUAELIS-BURCUNDY CASE - SAXONY VODKA '- _____ _ RUM uf#m DARK 88 - T. IST. GROWTH FRENCH oftwun" sampan" 4.49 7 ~ SAXONY LONDON GIN DlY LEWIS 66 I1 OLD FLORIDA a*: • SAN MARTINCAS óuinaurOY-CHAflLIS . GALLON 5n19 • ABC 3(39 4 99 GALLON CHABLIS CS. OF 4 23.95 CASE 6 -V, PORT-SHERRY CASE WHITE PORT-MUSC. DRYORCREAMSHERRY 16.50 CHAlLIS CS. 0F4 1450 1T(ME -Nu PORT % (0-1 E C*ANT- PINKCMAILI$ LADIES' NIlE 0 3.99 - LA DEL KY.VODKA I.N1 •ui.swii.u99 c1 C1.PImiiiuu.Njv, GAL. BECARRO ASh SPUMANTE i4 STANLEY 00 ,X I HOlLAND HOUSE I GLASSES MIXERS__ __ ___ IOIBB GIN KNIGNTSUIDGE - ___ CASE 'N 1 CATAWBA PINK RED WHITE ig,g 349 PINK CHAlLIS / ~ CHAT WE ROTHSCHILD Pwu.*c HAUl BRION MDUAYIS CHAT. LATOUR i*wuc CHAT. PETRUS b% - BIG PERFECTA PLAST OT. 90 0 W 3TRIFECTA ALL 40T. $ YL$6SCOTCH 549 rn1I- AI ' 79 J8D $YLU°KY.I1I. MIX ANY I2QTS. _ 61.5 GIN *yLSCORN TOM SIMS . GILBEY GRANTS CANADIAN nn KY.RR$. -_-___A7 11 1~ _k, ,L====!.i) 1 ~') • FOR DRIVING CONFIDENCE JOIN THE MICHELIN MOVEMENT KY. ILUID II ,,%, CANADIAN J88 SIC/Ill RACES STANLEY J.T.S.BROWN SUNSET ' needs one homr.r to tie Ralph Kiner for 23rd on the alitime hg, j. ii Ztk; ,I Oliver, who refused to do ps-.motions work for the Pirates in the offseason because he was miffed at trade reports; and Parker, who led the league last rear 'rith a .50 slugging percentage. ~fi 5TH 11 N1JULI QUAMT)IY RIGHTS RISEblO 50.95 ITH 1 24 OL LA ftLAITAtY ISIRVIO KENTUCKY BLEND Wed. & Sat. PiTTSBURGH (AP) - The in the Pirates training camp Jerry Reuss, 18-11 last year. was a holdout past March 9, alPut.stxzrgh Pirales have hired It's part of a Pirate push for That was the only major deal lowing General Manager the "stretch coach" of the more basepath speed - the Brown made, though he had Brown to invoke the "renewal" Pittsburgh Steelers. added a kind the Reds used to steal serious talks with some teams (l)ILse in his contract, rmt1' tight u1 ti their pitth seciiiinly at %ui.1 uii hot. )ears about centerfielder Al Oliver. Under that clause, the holding staff and lift ed a ban on playoff. Yet while they'll be mainly out plays one season for at least like the ones comTTIOrI In a more r.:grficarit move, the same players, the Pirates RD per cent of his pay from the to this cur's football favonles. General Manager Jot Brown will have a new look. previous year. The next season Who knows" Maybe the Pi- dealt with the Yankees to obtain In the Bicentennial spirit, he becomes free agent. Brown rates will devise a "Steel Cur- pitcher George "Doe' Medidt. they'll wear striped Caps with a said he gave flebner the tain" to stop the running game a 6-foot-5. 2259ounder who once squared look similar to those of maximum 20 per cent reducof Cincinnati Reds if they meet played end for the University of the IMOs. lion, which would lop 1131)00 ;..iri in lhc 1976 Natina Pittsburgh. Murtaugh has also lifted his from Ns iepoi'tcd salary of League baseball playoffs. lo çet Medich, the Pirates ban on Lxards, and at least s&soeo The Pirates won their filth gave young infielder Willie three Pirates are sporting them Ilkley to Join Iletmer in the NI, East title in six seasons In Randolph and two pitchers: In training camp - Dave Park- infield are iort,stips Frank 1973, only to be swept by the Ken Bett, who's had trouble en, Stargell and pitcher Bob Tavcras rrxl Craig Reynolds, a n the pla)offs. de.ipte 14ith his arm, and Did Ellis, Moose. twosome whose 1975 avu-ages tri¼ecuts by rookie pdcIwr who's had troubles with Pirate Nonetheless, third baseman totalled .436; second baseman 1'fvi Candelaria in the finale. Manager Murtaugh. Richie Hebner got a mandatory Ronnie Stenneu, who set a Ur. the high school Medich giwvs the Pirates a cut -20 per cent of his pay. modem rv'co,il with seven hits tho guides righty starter to g, with lefties flebner, an established hitter in one game last year; and first the Steders in fle xibility drills. Jim Rot$er. Candetarta and who slipped to 245 last year, xscrnan Willie Stargc'fl, ho LAMBRUSCO 139 47.95 IMPERIAL BLIND 5TH 49.95 KY. GENTLEMAN IRD. ins 43.95 TIN NIGH IlL ITU 49.95 OLD CROW BOURBON 5TH 4$.95 SMIRMOff so vecu 52.95 iiru uftp. U IEIIft Monday Stretch Coach 6000 SAT. APRIL 3 W/COUPOP4 STm 49.95 WILY TIMES 81L OT. QUAEIT'r RIGHTS RISIRvI 0 52.9S sim 011.21! GIN - P trates Hire LT.D. 5TH 53.95 CALVERT UM OLD. citus MIST _ 1:45 4! 6909T. CANADIAN A 29 GOOD SAT. APRIL 3 W/COUPOP4 5TH BACARDI RV* 1 BEEFEATER 12 DEL UI F -_ 49 IWNOIS WALKE R3 - Naturally, Bucs Hoping In 1976 - A a GIN SCOTCH Hockey Winger IrIT! We , IT QUAIfiITY RIGHTS -"-- - - DELUXE 5TH RJLL CASE BUYS ANCIENT AGE BIB. STH _________ Cm 10 VP_CANAD!IJ PLACE GREEN Nwed Evert STANLEY CANADIAN BOURBON - - KY. III TOM SIMS - er . CANADIAN 97 4 0 - Jabbar 8 Year VO6YR._779 HEDGES & BUTLER_KOTN _ WISER'S "59.75 CASE OT. . Loses I OLD REPEATS I M P. MEXICO - Seminole Nine Wins io TEQ UILA - . 9 5= SEAGRAMS ME XI CA N A -- k, "WORLDS FINEST 3•7S I ~x MIX ANY 12 5T)$S 71.64 • - -_ RED LABEL SCOTCH . 995 17* CANADIAN BOND SOMETHING LSPECIAL 89 5TH iA ~~__ J. WALKER 4 4 7 p aI 499 "to, 10 YR. CANADIAN - 11_~ Ky. BOURBON moor F30 WISER DELUXE ___ ' RONRICO RUM 59 SCOTCH" 4M ST. LEG ER WOItbS RUT - 4 F'otvin Scores 30th Goa/ ~ QT. ,. isox GRAND DAD - / No-H'6it W UKANUI , ;!~ -, C V JFJ • WiSER'S OLDEST 13 TX. ROYAL VELVET SCOW t - - Bare, JACQWN __ 59.6 _ qM a Mft-----2 'a'. DRY 79 4 GT. MiXANY A97 12 QTS0. EAfrA EXTRA LORD CALVERT - - MOST OF THESE PRICES ARC ARE'6T098fl0W WHOLESALE CASE LIST L!±Yf IB1 flU fit p '1t'.4! .2'"t' C'!///O1'iV1, pcipcP 1Y,, '- , ,~,(tj'~ _ ___ B UN 05 ABC 100 0 VODKA ABC JACQUINS 800 VODKA CALVERT WINE I SPIRIT DEALIP ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES APSYTIMI 041 EXCEPT 48 CALL ALL DRINKS IMTWEWS BRANCH_' SCOTCH 5 DAY SALE TUES., MAR. 30 THRU SAT., APRIL 3 ivaa LONG STANLEY ___________ 59.75 I L' TROPIC i)Lt 77E 5,'w 1--17/7-/c4' cc iw 7' ij,~q,ffZN_4 6W,O iiVR49.~ o?1C&,c, ( ~-, -Ah \I-- . ->, 2ORYA,,ftW2 200 coo - 119. JACQUIN by Alan Mcrver DINAH'S CLUB ___ ALL 1 ______ WEEK & DAILY SPECIALS $00 KI MIX ANY 12 QTS. W".3^1r& coach John McKay at a recent go event. QMtK1LA'5 LAR1T _ TIMES - - day won HASTHELOWEREVERYDAYPRICES TI .w_UU____ ORB. CERTIFIED - I , ABC 6 YR 00 pansion draft. Morrall said he would not automatically retire If he's drafted. - 11 - _Tu.sday, March 30_17-3 w- ~ J ------ r'oiot WINES 12.49 14.95 15.95 11.95 CHAT. CHEVEL BLANC. IT. (MUON 10.49 CHAT. Missloss HAUT BRION MolMyil 1.99 CHAT. V1EUX CERTAN Potsot 699 CHAT. TEOTANOY owao CHAT. OUCRU E3EAUCAULOIJ 5,99 ST.JUtitl CHAT. LATOUR BLANCHE MIIT(P1t CHAT. L'ANGELUS ST IMIIJON CHAT. AGEAC. u.wsuoa CHAT. RAUSM SEGLA xnaijz CHAT. BE FAIX cs CHAT. GONTET SI. (VIUQH 3 49 CiiA1.UUSCAUT 3.49 ______ anns 5.49 4,99 REERENAULSIESE MADONNA 11 CHAT. LA LOUV1ERE 11 CHAT. LA CROIX ,'o*aot ' - - -- oz. 124 90 2:. oz 149.50 159.50 oz 119.50 24 s: 2:. z. 104.90 24 z. 19.90 24 69.90 65.95 24 z. 2Oe 59.88 53.95 z. 216 5,49 oz. 59.88 2 4,49 oz. 49.95 u: oz. 43.93 64 CHAT. MOUTON ROTHSCHIL.O eawu*c39,95 68 CHAT. DYOUEM $AUflRNII 1995 10 CHAT. LYNCH BAGES PAWU.AC 9.95 '11 24 i5 3.49 449 z, z. 38.95 39.95 20 . 426.60 24 oz 24 . 24 . 24 z 'z 219.50 109.50 199.50 3095 49.95 �_i. _ 48-Evening Hera, nfo, Fl. -- ___ - ___ ____ -- ____ - --- i -- i-=-=---__j,p - Tuesday, March30, 1fl Get The Look Of Cr sta! Evening Hera, San4ord, Fl. SCOREBOARD THURPDAI - Pro Basketball ' "'r, Mes Mtwaukee vt 71C San Frncscn % NBA Smoke Sentinel provides early warning. Activated by smoke. 1236 Prsvidence Blvd. (Boren Plaza) Caitern Confeqence Atlantic Dtvi$ien Now On saId ) Buffalo 1) 31 SI? 10 Philphia ii 31 Si? 10 New York 31 fl 43 7 Central Division 43 3$ 37 57 HouSton £,A IAOA P' (3)2120.660.3102 ? 60. 330; 3. Montague Block (5) ;u 1 FENCE SPEClALlST!_______- __ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOR GIvEN ,iC WflI' iamson S. that Leo W. Salvail & Jeanned Arc Siivii the hder of the foIIown certilcites hIS filed Said cer tificates for a fa deed to b se COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. ?3CAIIEE In R: Change ol Name of •. T.4YA Am4 DAVIS. NOTICE OF SUIT description of t property, and te DAVIS flames n which it was assan,d ar Addre'fl Unknown as follows: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Certificate No 66 Year of Issuance 1971 :1917 French Ave. Sanford (Next to Stemper) 322.4835: TO WILLIAM EDWARD D Caribbean Cruises ' oiograp Y y T e Crocket Bros. ,i'ja,oi u and you are requr tO kansas (r6n I City THIRD -3.1$, 0: 1 Wcllff Dean 29 46 337 i ... . ft1ng5 • POStS TaI' (Ii - . r"- No games scheduled - ? 72 Si 2* A * (2) fL I$ •4 ¶ I ii - '' Denns (II 1100.610;') Wycliff Roy LAWN a GARDEN - - -- ...--• 'i I _________ ILL_ii,ii_ _____ '' $ JI A Campbell Conference . Nerris Division 35 Ii II 121 330 135 56 50 II 3131 12 10 326 716 FOURTH Today iOames Buffalo at Boston Detroit at Wamhnton I..Os Afl9ehei •? Kanses city 5? Louis it Minnesota IflOy N Eno _____________ _____ _______ Winfl Ouebc lIt 1400 W First St 300 750 3LiftIeB"nBon I' .;o S!! !(PIE • 1' LI44) SIIOI'.. - A 1 D namic Dude (6)660 420 7*0 7 Creslip ¶.l1\IJ ThIs year, Maupintours to available. One new tour into everyone on this tour. East I destinations for various icons, and paintings Moscow overnight stop is Potsdam and Japan and Central lengths of durationand ca'ering Kremlin cathedrals, CzarIst Then we curney to Wittenberg. America. to various interests. Just pick estates and prncely country Halla, Naumberg, Weimar, Sodon't feel that ours ar.for - 2051 E 2th St Sanford BehInd vtor Forlires Bufldlno 26 S the men from the boys In Life Look and Vogue 10 1 7S2 Today's Games ca h lOde at the court ngnest cash bidder it the court hOuse door on the 3rd ciay of May, house door on the 3rd diy of Miy 6 1976 D'edthls17thdayo Da?edthis17tPdayofMar, i78 TtiernaSott, SOMETHI 9 C.rl. Dept 1916 gno a 23 2 aIZI Occasion DINNER Tues Sat 59 eu uNDAY BRUNCH :: ndwiches, ::: Lunches, Coffee donuts Brunrh 10 1 Dinner 1 6 ___________________________________________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai Leo N Silvil & Jeanne 0 that Leo W $alveil & Jeanne 0' Mc Salvail inc holder of the fOlIoAin the holder ot the folioing ertfca'es has fled Said ccr ificates for a ta -- deed to be iSsued tI.eceon The certficae number -- and years of Issuance the description of the properly and tt "scrip'on of 'c p oc, mo me names in .'fl ch it as assess a narne's,n whiCh it was anesseo are :: ate No III Year ot Cer?lfIca'e No. 674 Year of ISsuance 1973 IsSuance 1913 Description of Property .__ - - - _____________________________________________ 1 - , ____ -, . CENTER herc your fr ends are ___________ - . . 24 Hour Nurslnn Care For . Lots 124 1361k 0 West Allamonte Sanlando PB PGS 65' 6. 61. & . Heights Section) P610 PG 76 Nime in which assetsed Diver Name in which aetsed Marchal sHied Services Inc. N Geocycyc C Jensen Alt of said properly beIng In 're All of said property being in the Couuty of Seminole, State of Flor Ia County of Seminole Sta?eof Florida Unless such certif cite or cer Unless such certificale or car. lificates thall be redeemed ac Rock pillars a ft - 7 Rock A Blue (fl . ________ protection are the malor ad reasonable prices Lou will memberof the Rotary Ctuband vantages of having a fence assist those who wish to install has been for the past 10 years says Louis (Lou) Gvglieinello their own fences He carries Sentrl services Orange ness above a plain nearby and from them we under stand the heritage of Greece on Hwy 1792 in Longwood believed to be meteors yourselfers plus giving detailed So don t deny yourself any funnf ThAru "" Out tie - ______ _______ - - _____ - __________________ ______________________ _____'... - -- . --f Cording to law the property deScribed in Such certificate r described in Such certilcate or certificates will be sold to the 919 E ?nd St Sanford Fla Ph 322 677 _________________________________________________ r chest cash bidder at the court houSe coor on In, )ro dai of Ma, rouse door on the 3rd day of Mat 1976 1976 Dated tnt 17th day of March 1916 Arthur H Beckwth Jr - -. ' - - = - Y - Clerk of inc Circuit Court fear, 3. Its Over. 3 Pace, 1. . z- - -J IADC CEI rrvInLI Ftr rYnew na,e . .--.' - Sentry Fence can design skeptIcs with a leaflet giving 15 commercial and security sca fencing are all specialties of ron ences are some 0 . QUALITY, CRAFI'MANSHIP AND EXPERIENCE ARE WHAT YOU'LL FIND AT stray FENCE th e manufacturing their own gates and oust need some fittings, I I\ opment of man arid his his with assistance from those at CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF .GLASS •PAINT service extended to all. We I ' hangers for sale --- . 834-3999 _________________________________________ ( ':' TOTAL J Zoologi-al Society md ftc Seminole Statute To Wit Sect vi ts 'it Saai,ota FIa 7 Pntom S Pear 3 ivory Coast denfon FIa Highway Robber 7 Lake fcc 9 309 C'2 Friday ___________________________________________ S '. •_ '_ ._ - SERVICE TelephOne 5774451 I available for customers to posts farm wire and ranch - Mo$a., Fla Tribe e Dream Maker 7 EIGHTH- SI Fl Ptitldlphia vi Cincinnati at Tan'pi Fli inç NlTH-SI4 I___IjILJf[.J] FOR DO IT YOURSELF AAs • . • Looking for a home? RflaIC Houston vi ?,tiyttrNI at Day I' at Se,ltr J groups 2lOMi nolia A,e r1ord V I I;i; Ioctiens II ELEVENTH - ,, At) Lapp'ng ______ . - -i Loui, 3. Andy 5hafflon; 3 ItlIi Insurance Needs. Joi. t tiil'S First 4 S Mineoia DaiScyl Mary A.; 7 3henq Ting, j Push TPiePace • Check With Blair " Vour A . rorii UiO - 2510.A OAK AVL. SANFORD I I - 323.3846 or 323.77)0 - • Auto Air Conditioning • Di ' I INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE --- tiectronic EngIne Tune-Up _ dD S OtlhOfSR434 831.2677 V,.. I A UIII flD A Viii Jr ORThr%di 900 A % . 'i Circuit Court. Scm ii :i' - '- uI fl ' Antioch Mssionry Baptist TS '.., . I '0 ' '* . -- - SnuiAt i i - --- -- - -: -- -. ci- U EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER & t h & Palmetto 0vdo CHINCH BUGS ARMY B I MI$S1rTtI - District School Board CETA PUbliSh Mrc' us wecan help you wu a Oi - -., Florloa under tPi, f tito5 name of Manpoer Division. Semnola scheoules, rnakrig reserva A SERViCE STATION I - veto Beech. Fs. 1 .1.. IV.I. ctaI Boti a Dus'i Rs 7 Rin9leoder it The stall of four ii k f ood fence - otoc, vl5)7Mon;acur ,• many other practical and or says Lou S k'J" more Is eligible tO apply for the FIFTH - 3-16, 0: 1. Flync o Sccntscale Ar .t wodnedas Games pntsb,rn vS Chicig (A) r ci 1976 ' _____ ________ the area toni Beach. 11•. T ______ II - _________ - lNFORMATlOUOp CLUBS TOURING ROAD RACING I Red 6 $no Ike 7 K s Alpha • WydiN Zate Detroit S I. Chicago (A) 30. Big ¶,.,tatot& Fta. 7 Photography by the Crockett Crockett Brothers - ADV 4 iii 4 _-'r BUCKS Ii tliic:es Worry Wart S Bovate I Montreal 3 Los AzgeIes 7 Atlanta 5. New York (N) I (P4) t Si Ptb moments go uricaptured any Unless Such certificate or cer ' FURNITURE CASSELBERRY - ease in the comfort of his or her Shooting clubs and group shots some of which you ye probably graduations and any other - _______ Brothers have studio facilities the individuals are still nicely .- S .-Il MEMBER-LEAGUr1OFAMERICANWHEELMEN_ I 71 4I 300 2 HOIm 4 3 332 739 260 3 Tom Ttll,r ) 250 0(16) Teils 12 lCir*sas City 7 _____________ Ittakes more than equipment to Io Gulf Oil Co., Tenneco Oil - Mechanic ________ precious moments you wish to Brothers Is available at all I - UDC MON..FRI. 7 P.M.-1O PAt. Dan's has 13 years and a portfolio and Industrial photography, capture their natural actions Many (iv drive package tours Monastery There are lots of Prague again Dresden the Winter Park Mall Or call to Europe and Britain are other Maupintours to pick (mn Eautzen M&ssen East Berlin (305) 645 2060 John and Judy .ioilable very inexpensive, in varying lengins and prices 10 and by air back to London chlenk or Nancy wilibe glad to and including only minimum Latin America, South America, Castles, cathedrals, art help you choose a tour that will arrangements usually only Africa, Europe Scaidinavia, treasures hIstorical spots fit both your desires and your t I ce refreshingly different Sonality in the photograph will go to your print order You Dan Crockett and his &other Photography by the Crockett They especially efl$oy may select the amount of prints are truly pro'5 in their field. ii Brothers is versatile. Their photographing children out. and the sizes you want. your budget and Caribbean Leningrad, Pushkin, Pavlovsk, Gera Karlovy Vary, Prague, Caribbean Crulss, 574 N tMI3 NEW AND SED PARTS rAin or how they should be. HavIng Weyerhouser Industries, lust to your home at nn additional than get all dressed up on a fering a wide range of tours and days featuring rarely seen Old tour starts in London from and are also avaIlable to Asia • 43 27 1 94 3)6 300 25 10 P (6 1) 106 50 Edmtn ________ ___ I photography BICYCLt 1 64 213 Canadian DIvlii 50 2 Sanford FIFTH -"$11 0 1 IC S Jetset 6) 1920 760 450 7 Wine & Dine (81 2 0 91 313 MyCIndy ( 5)230 0 (15)4110 p 33 4 12 2c 269 (15) ns 10' 3191 Phon ANMUALI \, - 3-16 M' 1. Joe (3) 1*3 300 3 Lake DuNn W .' (31) 3243 T 'i ' 717 279 (3*) *5 6. P (3*) III 70: 32 EIGHTH - l T 1 Betty Shan 32 31 S 69 254 263 (1)660.340,7.10.2. Evening outlet x Hot _____ __________ - rt;ct:mo 17.92 Like an artist's brush, a seen. Ovned by Judy and .Joh.i example there is a tour to Saxony and Bohemia; West opened up t3 tourism, NEW STOCK ARRIVING DAILY 3235 31 1 Cleve ___________ 8 AM'S P.M. WHA (261 31 60. I i62 7t 232.. 3)99 East DivIon SEVENTH-S 1$ C,) r:Pan W I T Pis. OF GA (3) 2060. 1)40.) SO; 2. Play Me 72 370 210 3 ICe-en Bootsie (1) 3 0 0 Cincn Iti flh rt andthe - nic it nas asssed ar Countyof Seminole StateofFlocida. pi'ofesilonal pose can make fore one of a kind pbotn. Travel fours come In all sizes These can be fitted to your East. camps, old Inns, mountain and prices; they canbetailored special interest; architecture, Lindblad tours are also very scenery. architectural won to your desires and pocketbook, history, gardening, art, you populai with the traveling ders, museums - these are to Orlando, Inc., located in the Dl Solo Jack (I) 26 ii 9 6) 211 179 -- , 50, 3 Speed On Go i; 27 11 9 63 235 332 DetrI Ovledo - Route 426 3) 32 11 76 257 3M O (44) 1700 0 (1 1)11 10 P (4 1) x Mtri _________ - MONDAY NIGHT 1)1 332 206 ¶00. Vancvr ____ 1J' Lct 1 BIk P Longwood Pjrk PB I . PH. 34 S324$ -' NHL Pan -. r' r Clerk of th Crr nd years of issuance the lscriplI of the nroperty md the _______ A}'rER A HARD DAY AT IL. NY _ thaiI be redemed a Arthir H Oeckw:lh Jr Il 10, 960,3 0 G s cdl)) 60. * - ______ .. ::: H ock e Tc.n of I.I the orginil win the Clerk of Unless such certificate or cer llC3 Court on or blfore tIfcates ___________ ' __________ __________________________ ,SALE LWPMI ( Pro 1 91k tO Tr E 5anfoq 4 10 370 210 7 Crafty Ike I ' R CO WedneSdays Game UI Mliii Will flOt narm oven. Superior &rowning - ) L ___ 350. 310 3 L'r Co'onel NINTH - MC.iiday $ Reiutt - r - ". 4 YI TAX DEED . i4 IMYJ orji-i __________________________________________________ (305) SANFORD ORLANDO MONDAY MATINEE _______ Legal Notice ect your family. LampS...IflC. Tuesday, March JO, 17S8 i i t .I 'tj yy State Employment Service Sanford or Casselborry Offices ' '' -' r ___________________ II i I I ' ,.,,., , r - , . . ,, . . -' . C ______________________________________ 2544 SO. FRENCH, SANFORD PH. 323-9140 r EMERGENCY SERVLE PH. 3228865 ges Company 2562 . or kA Va.. Sanford lOTE All applicants must Le oced through th Manrr Divi%iCin Olte. CaS%e'bcrr'v, III \ .. 4419 1 Plij March 79, 30. 31. April (I ( 1976 • j - '5.-rn ' tkI!Iliie help. tooli, ll5lf 111.1 r4ulmeiI hae.1.,.. I'reitiii I(iftiilIuIr% -1 a -- "T" I- ___________________________________________ - :' ' �I eó-EveningHeratd, San ford, F t. _.__ _ __ ____ Tuesday, March 3Q,176 11TELEVISION 6 SPACE 1999 ----------USA PEOPLE AND POLl. TICS j 9 iw'c'v DAYS. Tuesday Evening 2 4 6 9 NENS 7 AS BEHAVES 24 DIMENSIONS IN CLL- TURE 35 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6CBSNEWS 7 MAKING IT COUNT 9 ABC NEWS 15 RIN TIN TIN 7-00 700 2 Ir TRUTH 4 BEWiTCHED CrlQndo 4 MATCH GAME f GOCX) TIMES ithe "-"-' 1:45 4' PASTOR'S STY 2.00 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL W "UWSUPOATE •- I.. '1J' - wdresses a murder, she is CRACKERBARREL (R) abducted by an errcionafly unstable young man (guos4 Mark Stade) who plans to kill (Thus) "v: 4 DR. SUESS'.' he Hat" Aiia1od iri by a ist from a q'c-ii tbevouS cat.(R) TK)N (Fn) DAN GRIFFIN 53(,) Frarthj,n, 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 7' LILIAS, YOGA AND YO(J Rthzvd Mastt arvl Pat p ar rnvjion 10-00 643 12 HI NEIGHBOR 650 4 - NEWS 4 6 - LUCILLE BALL SPECIAL 'What Now, Catherine Curtis" - Special starring Lucille Bail. MCarney and Joe - - ' ocx. c.*mI 6' CAPTAIN KANGAROO 7 SCHOOL PROGRAM" CiJO 900 St Econo Hour 3:30-4:30 2 PHiL OOe-4ABIJC SH'il 6' MIKE DOUGLAS WALT DISNEYS 9' MOVIE: (Mon) ca'. tervilteGhot "GharlesLaugh-. ton. ROtt1 Young (SAW) 1944 (Tues.) "Hell for Herues" Boy Danm, Foss Parker (SAW) (-) 'Lk From the Beach " C "NO DEPOSIT NO RETURN" 5:30 - 7: 45 - 10 DIIYI-Il T1ItATU Robertson, Broderick C'aw1od.(Tus,) Mor$ijron RX M WITHIN HER I Caus.Joari Mme. Troy D yiaJu (BAW) 1958. (Fri.) __...U_____. PLUS .__h 1._U_1U___.I 1:41 "sack Frday." Bork CANNIBAL GIRLS I Beta o& (&W) io. 12' MEHV GRIFFIN FREt SWAPIHOP SHOW 930 ' 4 PHIL DONAHUE SH.V Ifl1'YI I 2 12 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 4 KUTANA 6 Tues. 4. Thurs. Ccii.NlhtAdutts St. Kids Sic SW04'dOfDeitti - - 6' (Wed. any) M!GAZ!NE' Features widcxia rdcrviews with Rosai ,iCarter Joan I,,k.jaff, ves of Di!nratic Presajeritcal hopefuls: an ir iie look a the Cryt1ieof *i'1erca;alooliaIantneyear old boy who May beciorre IW i4e.4nad"Is in the W W. - PRICE IS RIGHT: Pro- ned WO& see below, Aduth$l 13. ItenS 11-16 $1, Kidditt lSc foster care 10:30 2 12, HIGH FICILLERS 1 4 PRICE IS RIGHT. Pro- O(Y()IØd 'fl'iI15, 500 be4M. 4 (Ihurs only) MAGAZINE: 1 9 THE FBI (A) MICKEY MOUSE CLIJI3 (I3&W) See 10 a in. Wed., 33 700 2 Ch. 6. j" e credit,author,havjngwrjttena known as the New School for 306-page book called "The Cool Social Research. Fire: How to Make it in Tele. "1was telling an editor friend vision." of mine about the cIas5 one It's a remarkably thorough, night nd he said, 'Hey, there Yet huinoi'ous explanation by an might be a book in that," insider of how big-league Shanks recalled. He said the tele vision works, from what editor introduced him to anoth.function apr0dUcerJfOI"fl)S tt. tr editor and work commenced. network structure, from con. "I was ra ther Intrigued by the tracts to cable TV. Idea," he said, "I'd read some It even Includes such things other books about television, as what to expect when and while they're valuable to a I Reqular " Value xrlain extent, I didn't, think advertising agency committee, they were always very realistic "The part of It (the committee) as far as having an inside point with grey hair will do tncrt of of view." the talking. He said he hoped to remedy "Where it is young, It will that with his book, which goes Carry anusnilafelcler and frown on sale in April. He thinks the .,. It will arrange Itself around a tcme will have its biggest sales huge conference table, buffed wnong college students who are OPEN DAILY t)A'1 ,M. 10111 Aluminum Siding Income Tax Serv. (Over your hom-wjjh alum s'nu 4. off,? system Also Roofing, Gutters 20 yrl. Eup _Eagle -_5'd'iCo$51 9543 ' 7 T' PERSONAL ERVICE APiD BOOKKEEPING, lndiidual I Bus- nest Tai Returns. 7 East Rcad, Hwy 17 92 (5CC entrance, Five Points)372'I$, Beauty Care Land Clearhg ________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (STE RSON LAND CL( AWING _________________________ (formerly Harr,etl't AIhutv Non i - flultiloling, Excavati ng, Otct' work Fill dirt, too so,I 377 3443 519E First. 3flS STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. U Classified Ad didn't work thef t *oulda't be ' WITH A tend to get into it. DELTONA - 2 BR. Air, Adult%. No Pets. ______ ___ _____ 2312 PalmettoAve ___________ ___ • BAMBOO COVE APIS • I One - -- . ] a S their cars through a Herald classified ad? S • - all, we've been publishing for 68 years, You'll find more classified ads in The Herald because we get results. Aft€r Call your classified ad In today. CLASSIFIED Seminole & Volusia Counties' Marketplace Of Bargains 322-2611 -831-9993 I I S S •••• S I • ,'Alarinert s Vfllage 11 I ~ c 1 a • . 0 ' Make your Budget 90 turfPr,Jp the Clastitieci Ads every day. 322-6457 - Large 1 & 2 1 Bdrm. Apts-Furn. or Unf urn, I I S I S Drapes •Carpetirig •Srp Dining Rooms SPOOL BILLIARD ROOM • I On Lake, Free Boalng : PlO DEPOSIT REQUIRED Highway S S 35-lv'bjl 17-92, Sanford 323-8670 or PIece hi_ 'Pon that Salumnayiu' Paneing, 000rt. windOws hung, (Oflt?Clf'Wk,l t. ''i' r 27 -a. - Rythehon, -- - ., - ---- - BATEMAN REALTY ___ Alteration Shoo - MMUNNOMMOMM Fenced rear accepted broker owner. by Desirable area, $21,503 '1 6 MULTIPLE L I S T ING REALTOR 372 .3T1 Eve.)?? 1496.377-1161.3771981 1919C F'!' It - Sanford- 124 N. Sunlarid Drive, Suntand Estates. Refurbis hed - Lak.. No qualifying, Small down, 1MlIiJ.rIiIrlIj' I1 A F and matching bags 327 7449, 19 V) gm _______ _____ yard. air conditic.ied. $18,750, MAKE OFFER, WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY- Cozy 2 Bedroom home on wooded corner lot, walk to swimming. $13,900 Upholstering Donna Canada, 3270707 Make your Budget on furtPw., - 'Vt, the Classified Ads every day. Forrest Greene, Inc. )ME MOM* 1,400 '- ' 8306833 37)635.3 REALTORS - If you're In the business of building your busifles use the Classified Ads often 1,100 Welcome. 6 OLD 09 Clara Hail Custom Speiai,sts fl Tuttng and Restyling Furniture I Sewing Machines Repaired, We Buy, Sell )me, Photography •-_ - _ ____________________________ -- Income lax Returns Pressure Cleaning lncj,di,.ii, Busiri"ss Plwt 17 97 at five PiriI% PhOne 377 7443 ____ 'I', I Cleaning 3per'alIs? P4' i $jj ' Tr(', P' .t' Pn!, 337 Pressure spray wa',n v.ci ESTABLISHED !'IOME; Owner will fmnancethis3 OR. 1 baliwith room for a pool or garden. $19,030. DREAMW,,)LO: Room to grow in, 3 BR, plus separate guest mot,Ile home, 130,ODO WITT REALTY A $ AT TIL II flpj 52-Appliances 1.11 U.T.l I S - - 3220179 322 274$ - 223 18.95 C4tiflQ bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat, 4.500 sq ft. lot. $37,700 0.,1n1 323 0?fl - ,___. - Frf*Ch Ave.(Hi.way 11.1,11 Tp List Your Bu&ness _ ,. I 111111111111111111111111111111111111 all . - own - -. 10' John Boat and '72 dass Boa?, 33 lip. Johnson motor, swivel seats and trailer, 1530. 323 8670 59-Musical Merchandise " 'i'¼' ' ' - To Choose From "wid9 3 ] IdIIwilde Homes By - after 3p.m. or weekends. ,:.; I W. 25th Sanford, Fla. Call for Appointment 322.3103 ADDITIONS- REMODELING - ' Wood or steel desks, executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. 1401L'S Ca ejberr, 17 92. BY. 4206 - £ •' .' • condition$100 and take over payments. Phone 323.7111. - - '61 VW, new engine. A.T., chopped. 5400. 1961 VW camper, 12 volt, 1600 engine, new rings and valves, $395 or best offer. 323-3670 196$ Mustang, professional paint lob, custom decal, automatic, new tires, black vinyl top. Must see to appreciate, $995. Hacienda t',*"f..',h,, .,,.,,,W.. '!t.' 323-1670. '1972 GRAND PRIX, good cOndition 32,500 firm. Phone 322-76*2. 1972 Volkswagen, yellow with black fabric upPiOs?er'y. Super clean - Must Sell this week 11.473 firm Hacienda Mo?rs, 1;3939s 1970 Mustang, 6 cylinder. 3 Speed; 1.400. Call after 5:30 p m , 373 6060 196$ Fastback Volkswagen, body & interior perfect. Needs engine work. $ Save 5. $318. Hacienda Motors, 373-9395. Pekineje' pup -e., Alt.. - 7 1973 Toyota Carina, 4 sosed, AM radio, brown, extra clean. $7.395 Coil 327 163). (Dealer) view. Phone 322 31%. Sell us your car or truck even if you owe money on It. See Bill Ray or Jack Miak, DICK BAIRD OAT Doberman Pirsscr*r Pups A KC, $lSOvp Terms SUN. Fe,,i Park $31 131$. 196,6 Buick Lesdbre, 61,030 Original miles. Convertible top like new Bouncy boys & fj ml' red, white buff. AKC. 5)13 1263 I 3 male r,ockalcrry Poo puppies, 4 wis,, to give away. Must provide good home with iOtt of love lii. Jam-up Inside & out. $895 Haciendi Motor, 3239793 1973 Triumph GT6. Collpctoqs item Last of the GTe Series Showroom Condition Only 25.000 miles Priced less than retail. Phone 322 1951 "a'f" ".";t_'.r;f.ii.13 i .1. ' ,C 44 ' '.-' " " D' ... i.'' '-,.', '. - I, - " -v'.' " t Y' - I ~iJ , AA ,_ ' •"-'t.,',,', ' -.' /4' -.? 1... " - II'L,I"J 1* F r- !t '" I " 2 I1;I i;A $1,388 Hacienda Motors. 37.3-9393. Payments, Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 50 Per day - ,- F'•,.j'."• 'i--'''-.'-y'.'-"''. " ." ' ' 'c' - , ' , I 1q c 'ir-'47,' '. r.. 72 Honda 330, 1350, 72 Vega Station Wagon, all new tires, take over 83.4 1314 ,,,, ..:'-j '1 ', I ' "'-'' '"A, "•', .: " 41t" '' ' . -'--' T-A'1::1,,-'t.R .J ,4 i' . -- .'-'- ,,.i', i . '. r,#. .', .:'i,#"i. '5 4 L I t '/ ,5',, I ,F i - 5 11.,i1,,,_ (i,r.'i ,' ,, - i.,;','- 113t.. • , ' 1';..,; , - ' ie . ., ,, . ' i'I . :' ;I - z . ' Motors, 323 9)93 64-Equipment for Rent P 'I (a," 1973 Buick Apollo. mag wheels, good Tractors& CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT New and Used Ford, Kubota, Pettibone Sales. Rental. Service 417 Magnolia Avenue 790) I I Pianos l Organ Sales & Service. buy used pianos 8. trade. Lessons - Piano, organ, guitar, iccordian, 1977 PintO, new paint job, new tires pni. & group. Ball's Piano & Organ Racing decals, Automatic, air, Sates o, w Is? 372 2235 usually $1,995, yours thiS week for COCKER SPANIELS coNsTRtJc-noN fr' - - JO 17924.177, Lonq,'iond 373 8370 or 834 .4603 343 5710 - .- 80 Autos for Sale Chicc & The Man 373.1670 ____________________________ old, 7 'nile, 1 female. All with show coats and mother and father on *Street Lights •Sidewalks 211 - $950. Phone 373.9062 Double Keyboard. $330 65-Pets-Supplies Wooded Lots *Paved Streets *Sewers It -_- excellent condition. Sacrifice. HAMMOND ORGAN CARROLL'S FURNITURE B Large f - 1970 Ford LTD. loaded, low mileage, -- HOMES OF DISTINCTION ) 23,000 miles. 52,793. excellent condition 322-3917 '61 O(w1q. Mi.nren ct We".. '! cwer, $450. See at 1511 Elliott ---- ', SOme action with a Her4Id tlass.t,,- .d We'll htlp you *r ,IC " 'I tP'.i v.11 trc-ig a last satr - 1975 For d Custnm, radio, tape deck. ... 2911H*y I? 9'i 377 596) I,_. - ft 'OU P HOME' iiUifJ new hom1 Moving to an --' ROttSON MARINE lIOO) IRAC TOW CC'.PAN'Y Custom Built Homes With Many Plans 5112-1 L 79-Trucks-Trailers _______________ Heavy Equipment -.-_' - __._ - ..,,b.,'. We repair arid serce ST ONE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 201W 2nd 5t 372 6432 3222611Or83h9 .__ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ..A Vvs._, ,,_ i'ItP .. _________________________ 63A- ,1. Motorcycle Insorarice BLAIR AGENCY 373 3844 53-'pI Radio- Stereo _____________________________ . . _ SPRINKLER SYcTEMS WANT T O -. R4venSbrooK-Luxu'y Ibedrooms,' bath, on beautifully land scaped acre. Lake privileges. 60-Office Supplies Mi 5701s 377 V59 -__ (knd ruffirn fllrnlfllrP . . . . 223 4204 KENMORE WASHER, parts, service. used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-069? ' Newly redecorated, remodeled 3 bedroom home, large family room, cedar siding and fence, We ll Drilling All 19/2 Suzuki TM 4M, dirt bike, $330 ' 6 Trade 602 Sanford Ave. Phone 3129771 ______________________ 78-i'Mtorcycles -__________________ . _____ Reg. Real Estate Broker, 321-0610 _____ (,'tt i'7 ___________________________ 7. LJ(.iS?t-r aPartment? STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If CtasiIied Ads didn't work i,39W Is' S' 322 7335 'A'C BL,- F'n-ore ' to Life in 9dyffivU of Loch Arbor !,100 - collect. Orlando 568 2131 KUIP DECORATORS - I IAA - Like new Early Americin ofo, dark Cash fur rerked or junk cars We pine, Call $340619. tow away 7 days week Call . NICE NhlbHbuRS home, shady 77-Junk Cars Removed _______ - - assume payments. 323 $151. SANFORD- 3 fedroom, 2 bath Order for 5jf&usehoJd Goods . Realtor 372 7199 55-Boats & Accessories ___________________________ LAKEFRONT LOT, DeB8fY7 97 ft. 12' Aluminum John Boat and 7 hp. on lake, 105 ft. on paved street. like' new Sea King mot or . Phone bedroom, 2 bath By owner-$21,500. Many extras. 1.773 1016. ______________ - C allh-fL "L ____ Color TV from SSor 86W. from -315Sir-,c1' all mi.'s HER[55' 3 Ford F100, t on, 3 I'.' I;':-) S Frtnch. 3 2 1134 miles, new tires. Priced less tr retail Phone 327-1994. - - a•' _ _____ yard, carpet, much more. Trades Preferred residential area. Only By owner, I BR, 2 baths, Hidden Alterations Dressmaking, ladies', men's, children's Drape's, Quilts, 3BedroOmhomewitncentraiairfor warm days ahead. exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 11 Sanford Ave. - . Stemper, Realty ___ Reconditioned Batteries, $12.95 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks. Installation GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS Fr)ro RACTION OF THEIR coi available. Bud Cabell. 322 1057 ROM TODAY - S WANT ADS anytine.______________________ ------ custom drapes. Hot Weather Special 119.900 -. _______________ 76-Auto Parts WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SCLL-TRADE 311-31SE.Fir?St. 377-5672 $37,500 GRASS MEDIAN div ides this 1 lane street In front of a 2 bedroom frame. Big lt, fenced yard. 2131. _______ Mayfair Home OUTSIDE OF CITY, 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, immaculate, with beautiful turnishngs 521.000 YOUR HOME? uy.ng a new hOmes Moving to in Used motors sold and lnsailed. Also 12 acres car, for parts. Open 7 days week. JIB Auto Parts, East hwy 50 Call collect, Orlando 564 '. large lot, many trees. Broker. Owner. 3725992 or 333.1167 4'., Acres withal bed room, 1 bath CB farm house, fenced, tiled field, two welts, on paved rcad. $33903 __________ ____________ 322-9411 .. 107 W Commercial Commercial Phone)?? 7$P1, Sanford Transportation ______________________________ 307 E. 1st St., Downtown I. ldyttwitde. 377-347?_- M0SSieC,Bateman Reg Real Estate Broker 26385 Sanford Ave Eves .327 764.3 Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRID-ER:ASSOC. radios; payments of $9. See at: SANFORD SEWING CENTER Completely refurbished, 3 BR, 2 bath, ceotra HA, family rein , 3210759 W. Garnett White 831.9777 sprinkler system, P.0 rA,,h $139.73 Monthly. I pct. For Lease - Commercial Building on 17-92, just 5uth of Sanford on 17 92. Prime location 3779979 base ts Golden Touch 'N Sew __I°-.!! Pool, 3 BR., 2 bath, (am. rm. Cnty OU 1 BR, frame with 2 acres. ---- CO rO!r)tit?Cf Phone 322 2)90 . - - 32).O041, ;'-_; $18,500 37-Business Property Simpson '.1L5 REALTORS central heat 4. air. Payfon's32'i 1301 moorage Adults 377 1470 l97lYarnaha500 motorcycle; pair of _____ SAN LANTA- 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick home. Immaculate ndiliOfl. Must sea fu appreciate. 521,900. Clean) bedroom, l"i bath, avocado stove I refrigerator, blue carpet, Swim, boat reptals anJ tree Sanford Auction 323-1340 - Days - 317 6173 Plights3fl 1357 WekiyaLand.ng kc,ort on ttierivc'r, Beautiful 04k Shaded FiSh, - CO. April 5 IREE GIFT WRAPPING All Baby Gifts, Knits, Christening Gowns PAYTOP4S CHI LDR EN'S WEAR 2640 Hiawatha ph. 327-1301 winscoating, screened porch, Workshop and storage area. $19,900. .-- ---- ----- Gun & Antique Auction Sale .S0-M.iscellancous for PARK WELLS DRtU,tD, PUMPS Williams Accounting _ __ at 12 Noon Hqeway 46 Flea Market, Sanford fenced yard. Living room, dining BROKERS Home Lots Merchandise room and kitchen paneled with 32) OitS .sssor ate ST. JOHNS REALTY ('pert root repairs, flat r oots or shingles All w3r guaranteed B R 0 Ci 0 E N R 00 F I P4 Ci, ""on WAN T TO SELL Jnp Ire,? Exterminating Co -Complete ''I Con trol and Termitftsg Free Inspection All Pest Con trol, 10 OCt. Discount 323 2956. Cenlri, Heat & Air ConliIion.ng For tr ee estimates, call Carl 14irr'.a? 'I_ S n caMerd STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified AU didn't wcrk there wouldn't be any - bedroom, 1135; 7 1,040 7367 Part Or,,,372 1,365 Zarpentry. Concrete, Steel. Remodeling Rooting Free Estimates. P.O lob too large ci' small Call 373500). .-.--- IL all 373 4769 Upholstering C,arprn?ry, Remodeling, Additlont, Custom Work Lic en sed , Bonded Free t'slmate 3?) 6031 ,',i.jP. I;' individual bedroom, $150 No pets Phone 571 1010 ______________ Atrots From Ranch House S Pest Control lntrr.or, Eiter,or Plastei ing, Plaster Patching & simulated bi'lck 4. stone speCialty. 7 'I -------. 1 ftmoi r Freeestmaf.'s Sflydr Nurtery 4. Land Phone 323 5954 struction "''f' Nice Ei IIIIIIIIIIIIIII Mowing, edging, trimming, weeding and fertIlizing. Fees estimates, ..'u Cipetc dinne': O.i,s i12 2 I I - Auction Every Friday "SERVICE BEYOND Singer's best Zig tag machine in THE CONTRACT -, e*,ng table. Sulti new for 5450 W000MERE PARK-) bedrOoi'n, 1 assume balance 12 bath home. Range, rerlgerator, JOHN SAULS AGENCY 72-Auction - . "" Kish Real Estate carpet, Nice Monthly mortgage payrren f ,SIN, 3751 down Lake Mary, air conditioned, hom,-t: ' euroom concrete RECONDITIOPIED HOME- 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, CB home, new Comfortable 2 bedroom home in Trees, high and dry. HOISeS o.k. 54.900 off a:re. Ow ner, *62 6695 t.NYTIME 322-2420 REALTORS MLS - 7 Bedroom, carport, fenced yard. Adults only. 313-3854 or 3226620. DELTONA 41 block, excellent c ondition ; no city taxes_By owner. 3226620 - Sewing - workmanship In your remodeling uu'jin requiremen ts as is available In hit general con oupji-. ' month. 3726196. • 24 Hrs. 2017 5 FRENCH (HWY 17.92) 1716 42, Acres near golf course, Ferne Drive off Markham Woods Rd. Call Sanford's Sales Leaoer 323-9410 1 bearing citrus trieS, Only $175 I, EeningHeraki '' Is II Is SI is S I I s • S I I - : Thousands I •I I • . 7 bedroom apartments, furniihed or unfurnished Newly redecorated. Come see. 3 E. Airport Blvd.. Santora, 323 1)40. $. Spic and span at the Mo'.'etaroi Drive' in TbCatrC. S'.ith 17 '7 Ft.n 37 ..___- __ - -. Trade SWAPSHOp FLEAMARKET Anyone can be a tefer or a twyer Plo ch6rg. All admitted f.'p,Come browse every Sunday 9 To s and Six tentlfl .cres, Ih.ryI flrivt fl$ $3003 Per acre. For information relt 371 am BPP warranted home for lust Only $73703 bedroom, family room, heat and air conditioning. 5125 per month. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick, Broker DeItona6ólô6)1 - 1 landscaping plants arid we øo complete landscaping service 372 317$ ur 641 7716 '40* otters you the tame quality 4906 33-Houses Furnished lor2fledrooms.Aduttsonly • On vnii Lirta'tw k,m. iiiauy .. ------ •_ • .. People nave sold wood burning fireplace, carpet, & 10'-Swap& B y Ow-i"- equipped with all new appliances. Located In quiet neighborhood with large rear yeard. Another central heat. Better than new & -. For used furniture, appliances, tOO!S. etc Buy I or 1001 ,Vent Laflj' Mart, 715 Sanford Aye_- 3237832 Eves.3220617or3fli347 YOU BET YOUR BPP! 3 Bedrooms. I bath, remodeled dream home In super condition. Kitchen fully g E:,L10 P 57.500.4,00 per REALTYIPIC home takes little down, no I quiet traffic tree street. Brick PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK • CLASSIFIED AD" - CASH 322-4132 HAL COLBERT Quafyincj aria assui,t ..0rtg3g, Central air, 7iya'irr, r,ic'Iy land. scaped. All for just $19,900. White brick coloni,l) BR. 2 bath, on %coping We are overitockeii oni Easltf Tailoring, dr*%Ses. h#IS Johnny Walker DAY -p • Roofing _________________--I 1111111111111111111111111111-a - ,,.,' , Lawn Care J S . '- 'otoei and puv, ote sLv HERALD ID S S I apartment? C' 'O"C .actn *11, a Herald C&A BackHoe Service tussled ad Well help you write Sri ad thif will bring a fast sale Land clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock. [ CALL 3fl 2311 All kind s of dioaing Hrit';$ stored and moved 327 9142. Patch, repairs and Small roofIng lobs. Fast Service, All wrirti BACK - HOE SERVICE. Atlo any guaranteed, Licensed, Bonded. II type fence work Call after 4 p rn • e'pefeoCe Call Bricker. 373 322 LIlA 7770 Landscaping 1110MO IMprovements r...trt of I'.' S", fAtiothed _________- 6418126 Winter Park. acre SHORT ON CASH? This 3 bedroom TOO CUTE FOR VI OJI Ot'vs 327 7171 Broker Nights. 373 4485 ACRE TRACT'S closeti. You can't help but fall Inlove with it. and only $39,900. iT-v )XOI1. It i fl (1 ' 'I d JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY ____ -_ said, "The) gracious about It. 'I f-t.~,._4~ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! Shanks, who Joined ABC in that you are rapidly losing faith 1972vi president as in charge in. And the silence is of East Coast program develop- 11 BUSINESS DIRECTORY GETTI$OSEI.UXURYiTMSFCJi" a shine as If waiting for the stud)ing broadcasting and in- • JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY _________ _______________ ________________ -_ - 2)0Mr'li'iltr' 7543 Park Drive. $70 up I. 3222611 - Pb<)to9rsptly by Mumori Cockayro, Fine w edding photos reasonably 1111111111111111111111111 I Priced. 'Phone 323 &u. j • • I. - China Glass. Metal Doll Repa r.ng Call Nettie af372ø7i '((i,:;kjfz- 2oei • DEPARTMENT PH. 322-2611 Income Tax Serv. GOOD ALL I i"; ,, *,~~,_o I SOLD MY CAR ' • - Doll Repair speak on ,their behalf. But any'way, nobods"s come in ttrt' 0!(ice and said, 'Get your coat ii,nd get out." h, I _________________________________________________________________7 - pleased. I really shouldn't 49 0 THE HERALD ____________ _1111111111 $ • L.,would like to be included in Herald . - • a 330N.. FRENCH AVE. "By now, they know all about it, and I think they're rather 0' II your club or organhzaton Shanks, who among other were ' : CLASSIFIED doing and everyone was dclighted about it. - .: this listing call: Th : (1 carpeted Toppnicesplld, used, any Condit t on $1,000 per acre cash. 0ACRE5on Lake Bethel, $).0O per ABSOLUTELY STUNNING- 2 Bedroom custom built Brittany farm house. 2 Large bedrooms, 2 baths, old fashioned well, o1 brick firepLce, carpeting, walk.in 327 6620 and C-H Nice and clean trailer apl. Adult 6 family park Weekly 3515 Hy Il 97, Sanford 32) 1930 ,' IDEALFORROOFINGorINSULATING make-It-in-TV book business as Potsdam conference rather than for the frail television idea - ___Lii............,.d' • EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN Currently ABC's vice presi. a result of teaching a night dent for late night and dawn class about TV last year at a programs, he now has a new scholarly Fun City emp3riuzn put wi 3 BEDPOOM, 1" baths, -- ORIENTALRLIGSWANTEO Pct. down. ' loll ACRE TRACTS, Cttean area, Stenstrom Realty CLIFF JORDAPI,REALTOR 8311227 6. refrigerator, central heat 46 air. garage, large yard, 372.3133 Furnished 2BEDfOOM FURNIñHED GARAGE APARTMENT S NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM Bob things produced "The Mery Shanks, a genial native of Griffin Show" (or (ow- years, l.'banori, md., began In TV side here in the mid-1950s as an ac- TV as a hirer of talent for the tor, He later became a "goler" "Tonight" show back when as in, "go (cc coffee, kid," a Jack Paar heajed It, talent booker, producer, writer He says he got Into the ho wo- l.1 ________. Sanford 372 7270 ___________________________ ACRE lake front estate. 19.900. 25 acre. Bedroom, carpeting, air ,. 7 Bedroom, carport, fenced yard. good terms. Jfl 6620. d1'oned, 5113. Adults preferred Option to buy. 323 1634 or 322 6620.. 'i -"'AC, carpeted. Al condition. Gc,,od ferr-.s. 518,c''. 3 Bedloom, 2 baths, ra'pefed. "i"oyeo it-an in rear take Mary 31-Ap -tments I. IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) it In TV By JAY SIJApun - J 5' I That had crossed my mInd, but I notified the people I sh ou ld have notified about what I was ' U IV 37j • las Explains How To ,wI 'I . •••.••...•o......s. .,,..SS..... • I 12' NEWS 7' 2 ELECTRIC COM ANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 35 THE LONE RANGER 3 BR. 1 bath. kitchen equipped with dishwasher. 2-car garage. $173 month 4- eposlt. Call 4844. SAN Mn PARK, 1, 2. 3, bedroom WITH director. ;, :Jknrv!1oeh -_- SPANISH 3 11 V I I carpets, dishwasher, alt and double garage Fine wooded areu. Very low Interest rate. Only 5,33403 76$) or $31 9993 29-Ro(,ms Profelsona)iy M,iriq",t ___________________ -"--'_ r • "Not at all," he n. tedWntofHI,.,7 1 1120 Florida Ave L Ph I New 4 bedroom, 2 bath. Split plan with big paneled family room, Make room in your attic, garage. Sell idle Items with a Classified Ad. Call friendly aci taker at 377. 125 322-2090 Faci,t,j SPARKLING , ______ 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD AIIG.C,gIlht,,5 'P • of their executives writing about the industry. * SHEETS LAN bt-CUT CUT WITH SCI5SORS and FROM MONTH - ii fenced yard, $193. PORREST -' Seminole. 6 Volusia Counties, PINEY WOODS BARN— We Buy Furniture 6 Miscellaneous Se' Acrt-js.~ Tracts, small & large TERRY REALTY. REALTOR, for 30 Pct commission, Free Pick ups Auction. SaturdAys 7 p.m 6710711 -__________________________ LONGWOOD VERYLOWDOWN GREENE INC REALTORS, 6433 or 327 6910 eves. We Buy Furniture --.--.---- - DAVES' 373-9370 10 ACRES, higi, and Cry. Reduced to 523,S00 with $5,000 dawn. Will split. Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity, HAROLD PIOLL'S HALL REALTY. Casselberry, Hwy. 1792. *30-4206 Realtor. 323-3171. ____ -- CRANK CONSTRUCTIOI4 & WFAI TY PFALTORS i0 eOoi - ESTATE ASSOCIATIc - _____ - down. - --- __________- .--.-----.-,.---- Government re--sales from $100 _ ' 43-tots-Acreage CIII 327-9336 anytime bROWSE AND SAVE It's easy and ___________________________ fu - The Want Ad Way. carpeting, dish wa sher, air unit, ---- , -' _____ -___ - -- LIVE HENS- 65c each, over SO, 0c each. Cackletierry Farms, half way between New Smyrna and - 6715569. 2 Bedroom, I bath Spanish stucco finish with brick front, lsitie' i';tl'- ' - ".-- --''-.-"-.''"-'--' - , cortrt si, '' ".,' BALL REALTY - 67-Livestock. Poultry .2.!Y'_ - - Req Fleal Estate Broker 377 5641. Alter p4j 371 7757 817 W Is'S'. Sanford Fern Park- 3 Bedroom,, P', bath, Rentals I and Bedroom s I or I' Baths ALL ADULTS EASY LIVING F 'S WrIC nCLIi,1Uf ,u him knee,,. were a mite worned about one A 134 ,%4 3732920 lperienccd 6 Newly Licensed Jon "Santorct's Sales Leader" STEPISTROM REALLY Dr REALTOR 322 2120 TOWNH0U5 FS Furni$Pd or Unfurnh$h,d APARTMENTS * - * - Television Writer NEW YORK (AP) - FAL 2 BEDROOM LOST- While key ring, S keys. Near 7-li store on Park. Phone 323-9356 5 ° SCHOOL PROGRAM- AP Patio Apartments Patio STUDIO 1, L 35 LASSIE e Luxury BEDROOM SUITES 2 ADAM 12 12 msc DOCTORS 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT M ak - Realty - r,ARlBE. ,. double wide,3 Bedroom, 3 bath, central air. raised screenDeLarid ott Hwy 44 on Simsula Ph, 904 479 3430, room, carport, thirtung, payments 37. Phone 377005) or nights Real Estate Broker 803W Is? 373 6061 or 37)0517 eves 323-5774 Anytime Multiple Listing Service Nice 2 bedroom tj'Xb home. torn of unfu.. A pnonecaltcoutd start you on a new and profitable career, Call $67 )78S. 500 fTtDflI 4 t. ciiu% iU R,',i,r I US E D OFF S E T PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 35 RON I than r en t Government Subsidized to qualfied buyers Car to see you qua lity! Realtor after 3 P rn 73M7P, I?' w i de. ' bedroom, central air, carport, patio cover. Skirting, new carpet, adults Only. Payments 550 61. Phone 371-0031. NightS 671 3549. M.UNS WORTH REALTY Harold Hall FREE PUPPIES, St. Bernard and German Shepherd. Call 373.5335 Sanfoed, 373 5200 payment, monthly payments less well country Kitchen equipped. Ya'tI love it' Only 129,500, 32-Houses Unfurnished WE SELL SUCCESS-i)l Commercial 37, 3176 _._, G eneva a rdens " - MING 1:30 The Lightning - - IS YR. FHA FIPIAHCIPIG GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive Nvo4housesina rural area No down RAYM0NDAS BALL APPLIANCE REPAIR Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" * landsd, cape Beautiful neighborhood area in (.'r .,nalever YOU Want to buy I with a Classified. Dial 322 2611 or 831 9993 SALES REP MOTEL MANAGER CB, Chihuahua puppies, AKC. S & 4 wkS old. Come early for Choice. Male 6 females. Chocolate I. other colors. Pretty, eating now, $1.3. 2954314 1 Bedroom Trailer, I0'x35' Phone 372 9142 * SPARKLIPIç, CLEAN I bedroom, 7 bath, i.a.'. BABY SITC -. '.11, 1h-1 (Ir - Please call 3220111. IN U M - 'T PEST CONTROL - week for only 53 per week? This Is an ideal way to Inform the public of your club activities WHILE SUPPLY LASTS .1:- SALTflr'r it&it Loca, news 800 4 FIVS ALUM BILLINGCLERK UPI3LTERER TITLE CLERK RuIls! • 4 6 CBS NEWS. (Ch 4. 730, lc news) 7 SESAME STREET 9 G000 MOFV'4ING AMER. ICA The Eazt! 1 'C FULL CHARGE BOOK V.EEpC e twflifl3 Herald CliSSified AdS 41 -1111 'tv tanc claims . Just DINAH ADOA.tSrAM"V 4 30 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 6' MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 1 .......... 'I, .n club or rqanizaticr ppear In this listing each - - Lost :, Temporary ______ -- SPECIAL! A BigmL eaguer at 725 and 8 25) EI4TERPRI$tSTHIAT*I$ (jER; Xq5 999 M 6,111,110 A Liz It _r qX 1,111: ft-w--: 700 9 FAMILY' Guest' PM&Cd Narack The Laweences have about a visit by CALL 121.1114 ANOFLEAU.ARKET WASTE ILING IT ?AKES (A54 __ ____________________ Found CARpNTEp Pieas.nt sur- roundings. Pho '- .OMIN, I! • 'S 12 PAUL HARVEY LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS EVERY SUNDAY AM.-S .ia. 12 MING 658 7 THE 24 MISTER ROGERS OEVOTIONAL 2 efnOhOnal reacustme41 of a t'bvtyriin in w rnw4'In '" WED.MAT. 7 $20,000 PYRAMID 230 7- • - Furnished duplex. Lake Mary area. 2 OR furnished apartfnent. nicC yard. Children and pets bx. sI30 month. 7' miles north of 431 on 17 97. 101 Sunset Drive, next to William's Accounting 6 Tax Service. Open Sunday, 9 to 3 LANDSCAPER 65-Pefs.Supplies 42-Mobile Homes , 7374 Park Dr 3277111 Realtor After Hours' 322 9214 371 3991 3220446 ml. from Sanford. 32316117. WAITRESSES. WAITRESSES COOKS MANAGER TRAINEE - Reg, Real Estate Broker 1100 E 25th St 377 JIM HUNT REALTY kitchen equipped, air, incoujntry, SALES Retail. Part Time. Tuesday,MarchlO,')fl4-.;B _________________________ DUPLEX APT., 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, SECRETARY Organ Lessons Gary Steele. te with Orlando Scho of Music. as Offering private LEGAL SECRETARY with Ies.cns in nfnr4 i71riQ I man's compcns it ion and White Cockapoo. answers t -- - & FROM NEIGHBORHOOD 9' EDGE OF NIGI-IT pAJ'y -4 A 6 MARY HARTMEIIN. MARY HARTMAN 2:00 7' THE ELECTRIC COM 2 (CLUMNS. 6.55 Bogna in a tneov of short a's The plays evolve from coinc epenoncos and o'. 9 -.- ....'... 635 4' FA,4 AND HOME 636 12' LIVING WORDS Phillips, Eleanor PwIor, AJoxis 1948 (Tues.) "ho ARE BUDGETS SLIM BOLSTERED WITH VALUES THE WANT AD FROM & Piano __________________ _.____________________ •fl , -4GiLLIGANSISLAND.Pre- "'' 4 PASTOR S STUDy tflr.SlDE ea)1od FH. ixily. '4' (Fri only) CALL IT MACARONI: 'il's ALong Way 130 2 12 flAYSflfltIRhiv -, 4 6 AS THE WORLD TURNS 9' DAILY WORD cornec1ysones starting ooryie NEWS Jat'k Carson 1945 (Thizii)"ThoPrwnpPM. Sit John °' Diana ' Wynyard. (Fri.) 'aciibeard '1 Llnd(3 Dirtied 1952, tt.ES . 2 A Mon) WITH THIS RING (Tues., Thurs. JEANNIE wi.w-ty irw ryvijunot) aria how thoo freedoms must be reryed and fought for 200 years later A. ri flAY AT A 'flhl- MIDDAY '' iii' $ 53. Santorr'. Fla. W7I _________________________ 54..OSt - -- - . Sanford Al Anor Family Group P 0 - ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll free, 611 7,377 for "We Care" -- - Maim, Janet Lelc~i 1951. (Wed) 'R*4ily Spoakmg." LIBERTY t UNDERDOG Thkuts to B'oadway" Tony 6:15 6' SUNSHINE ALMANAC ____. -- 365 3771 3231661 Herald_ Sanford,Fl. - TAFFER REALTY :- WE TRY HARDER! c, some .iton with a Herald c'aslted ad We'll help you write an ad that will trin fast SaloCALL 322 7611 ___________________ or write bUrn StUr It, 1LL IT with a low ufll Classified Ad. earningcpporIunty Call 64fl079 ll-Itructjo 41-Houses 3 Bedroom. carpeted, c en tral heat and air. Corivtnint downtOwn and hospital sias month plus deposit. I? 'liii!. I II. -u;I,%Lr ' I T7TJ9J )'u( Evening -- I or oral on rent. Reasonable anytime I - - - or Idf'al furnished _________________ Some camping equipmen t you I 11 _______________________ _ , - Write P.O. Box 1213 BEt CHILD CARE tori, 'ri-I DUPLEX- 628 0636 no longer use Sell it all With WANT 10 SELL a Classified Ad n The Herald. Call YOUR HOME? 2 7611 or 831 9973 an a friendly Buying a new homt.? Moving to an apartrn7 you l( flinqo Fery wt st r ,, ... £Urrl 7 1c n n -- Nurses; RU',, LPUs, AtJe; Aide Companion; Needed immediately Real Estate J 311A-Duplexes ______ AVON Sçring Into the world of cosmetics frograncej, toiletries Excellent I - 18-Help- Wanted - )ia . ________________ - -.-- families or friendS of pr 3t1 Of,.*t1 i-or further ntormatOn Cjll 4J 4 CanHetp rl 4734317 " White ftfj7 (A) Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous - - - ,SALCOHOLAPROFIIC'.' IN YOUR FAMILY AL ANON 'N3 FRIENDS. 1.00 ... Snh . '.!ecs whose beredcni is shat- A' t.. t:'s 9 RYAN HOPE 35 MOVIE. (Mon )'Womanjr, 610 docunor*aicson the righzsol t1YIttCX Divxl &rnk.Iey ezannes the hborlies w$vcti were twes.vd- not t3J1Q)C'5Ji.(ri) .1 2' SUNSHINE ALMANAC her orio; c P -- FACEDWITHA DRINKING PROBLEM ULlAS, YOGA AND YOtJ (A) IFrI 1 CONStJ.tr lJRVIVAt KIT (H) l;55 - ' ,. 4' SUNRISE SEMESTER ,,. ' I 4- ersonals - - RASCOLENOAS -9 ONE LIFE TO 24 (i.,Tuos. Wed,flis EJECTP'C C.'1 L-,. morning (Mon., Wed, Fr,) READING AND THEINDIVIO(JA1.(TL,s.) a _______________ j '4' -6 MATCH GAME J')is) 35 BIG VALLEY 1210 2' 12' TAKE MY ADVICE 4 '6) SEARCH FOR tOMORROW 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 1 - 30 '4 LATE NEWS the hospital with his prize Con 45. (R) 9 THE ROOKIES: Ahor Jill n this c*wna based on SIe''is aix. Crvii via rit IN LAW (FrI. orgy) FUtTURE WORKSHOP MAF3LE 12 MAGNIFICENT - Meetinqs Iucircs 7:30 1st Tues soon Friday - VETERANS ___________________ - --.'vy Il 92 ol Sanford . ihtS 12 - RED BADGE Sunday Wanted - 2427 Holly Avenue Phone 3737Sl0or307, Before Publication FOAMBY'S ANTIQUE * COURAGE' Richard Thomas 'xa.s as a frightened sow In the i.fr'iion irmy foes in patc during his v'si *ytat encouror, txit roltins and goes on to bocyno a liero MOTHERS LESS 1.00 TOMORROW "'' 4 6" MASH Acdonel 800 1, .r NEWS 6 ) VOUNGANDREST- , uu. YOGA 2' 12 Mod) WOMAN ALIVE 35' (My tIwoughThtss)THE 7 9 Day Noon The 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 24 (n) A T WITH KNIT SUS Ch.pt.'r DEADLINES (A) 12 HARTMAN New . 2 C3S NEWS - AMER ICAN * 18 Help ___________ DISABLED - __~ Tomorrow may be the clay y GOLDEN OPP0RTUpITy for a 16 that roll a Way bed Y Registered Real o u've Estate salesman nowhere to roll away you ' Deltona, Contact BENNETT place a Classified Ad today REALTY INC., _________________________ 'SC., (904) 734.4359 write to P.O. Box 1430. DeLanct, Florida 37720 6--Child Ca ________ - ?lc a line (s,.00MINIMUMCHARGE ) 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY 9 Noon 2 12' ANOTHER WORLD - 4' 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY IWJ4 20, 2 12 LLHA 4 6 - 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY 3.00 Afternoon 7 MARY 9' LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY: "1°Y beComes a redso W4)Cfl she finds out her IiIbO dito has at1.)tt' 9lIfflefld 730 i 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) 8:00 A,M, 41Ca lica line lthruStimCs 6thru2StiflleS 76 times HOURS (Thus.) NOVA (R) (Fri.) K1JPS W(fl) L 35' (FrI. Orgy) SENIOR SCENE Wna U 7 PRESIDENTIAL FORUM The League of Womcn Voters thiS Inter,ew sossoon *th esiinta) can- Pala' 12 ROBERT YOUNG, FAMI. LV DOCTOR 24 INTERCOM 24 35 STAR TREK 11.30 1200 datos pvtiopab York SCHOOL DISCIPLINE 2 12' HOLLYWOOD SQUARES FOR THE DEAF 1130 2) 1 2 TONIGHT 6 MOVIE: BO(1erAWIOOW. (A) Thea 6 GAMBIT 9' LErSMAKEADEAL 11,100 Winter Park THE NEIGHBORS 831-9993 322 - 2611 --------------------------_______________________________ '24' (n.) ERICA (A) (Tues-) SOUNOSTAGE (A) (d.) NOTICE i RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. ____________ HUMAN RELATIONS AND ____________________ TUNE 9) I12J NEWS 2 '4 7 ABC CAPT)ONEDNEWS - , _ --- - ___ Found __ SLost & '9' 1100 ------------2 I 12 WHEEl. OF FOR- 10:30. 7' WOMAN 4 G000 TIMES JJ. rnie Wk). 1h Casanova of the gheno. Cant get a dale with Thelma's ggoous cfassmato 7 FEEDBACK 9 WiLD, ww kenmo(h- 35 700 CLUB 830 6 CONCENTRATION ANIMALS Kat e Cf - frends taceabonng vacation lhOut gurtsutld Fonziocons 10 the rescue (A) 24 THE LOVE GIRL AND THE INNOCENT 35 MOVIE 'Sut.ino D- 1 Pat O&enafxlG.4XXQO Brent 61X) y,ungadilt malt Samese cat, vicinity Bahama Je'5 Restaurant 42391? Orlando. HIGHLIGHTS Seminole a - _____ CLASSIFIED ADS AND LISTINGS 5-Lost& Found nn!-M . - i,r ..-'. ':,.-.4 .i �-_______ __ ___ .---.---------------.--- - 1~ . ~ I F _ Answer to Pre'ttous Puzzle Variet Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY %i`1 I ( \I- - I BETTER, NOT LET . I I.... 1 LL SX01 ' ACROSS . ~~/ _ 49 Depaft : 1. - C 4, - - ~~ F_ ~ ,]llllllllll[ --'%: A stream 53 Among 56 Hat edge 14 Willow 60 Of a 10f um V Y~ti ali , A.'LA N ME t-J parrot Isutfix) 17 Of the velum 65 Bridal path I c 3-30 - I I t ) I! doo =:= 20 1aie p la n, ' 12 Miie- lietch 23 That lhir-, 2', Lords fAb I I~ _:::~~ Q .:::~~ THEBORNLOSER - 3 ON Tay I I ,`~ (LP %I r ~ 4aL.I -G .' par agraph and otclf,00s 6 Animal lat 30 B°trv out o' 7 , isten to 58 Roman road e 8 Changed 31 Auow poIson 59 Meddle position 33 Shield bearing 61 Motirldin C)es 9 Pceir Gynt s 63 Indonesian of 34 Morigage - .I I i'.' TI4 .16 Fruit drink A - -. 46 U• 48 Chest railtv% ,- A !O T-b, 51 Labor ' Gac lock 54 island in irt' 25 False god Hebrides i flemea 39 Gilname 41 Require 43 Ha*aan *fealh Erthusiasm jyArt L, i _____________ (f? _c" - I - - ; 1411 - I - 21 i _____ 30 13) _____________ 27 28 '9 by Larry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS -- Ii'lMTh — T'IS IS / A FORM OF CRAMAiONG , I I ( 1 It1JJ\..,, l 1 I ARE .S.1 1 'U G'Ne1) ( OiJ'E e.4ITTING TE J 11 SACK AT ,411 L'M TAKING i '$ EXA\ V - `550ZVFI HC (XSCGVERS 1 KEEP MY LUNCH N HERE, IT C4XJLD MEAN c 0 TWADUaLE ! - I ~ -~ 1% .1 1 1 I - •-' . I- Aw , - . :I_ "— .- "- I / - Young __ ~ - 1 'r I SW_~PMING ;:CR A DQEsSj'i I i "\ ~ ____ ! _f t_! .ill - , - --- - - \ ___ .. -.4/ - E 7,~~~ i . 8 .1 ' I --- -. - 5-30 by Al Vermeler YOU1 PIICtLLA! • MY LUNC ' LONG ROAC) TO CZZD <ZD (YIPES! I SHOULD HEIZ 'ItIVE'LL TRAVEL T~-'E 4(G T 417H LIBRAR' — .4 1, W~ - , ,_!"l- .1 / & -~_1 x _~, -7--, - , u- l-.S jj[iJI.J.1:.._ 111 1.1J 5 A!~!;~~ jj - i mt,3 , , .-I I X j1 ' -,10— , r L.-1T — I JiY V~ 1.U .---4-,- " I - _j — — 52 W !t. — — ¶- _ i I I W' s-.— I C , I I ii, be I A I W t'.. THAT II , TOO T FR'OJR THEY RE BANK - 'YES, F Cm% MY SWISS BANK ! T1ir"Tp"kJ )•" 68th Year, No. 190-Wcdnesday, March 31, 1976 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) ARIES March 21-April 19) as co-workers Though your intentions are Treat possible good today, others may not diplomatically 89 fully approve of your methods. today or you might experience a minor insurrection. Sugar. Consider their views TAUIIUS (April 2(l-MBY 20) coal yout %;emandsSAGITTARIUS (Noir. 23-Dee. You may have a tendency today hat ou 21) In social situations to give up too easily if hope to accomplish can't be put your best foot forward. If you're not (lone at once. 11,ang a poor GEMINI IMay 21-June 20) some th Ing to ma ke impremion. Dontake1inancialrISks C/iPl(ICOItN (Dec. 2Jan. as or on 'F in Temporarily set aside a 19) people vou know little about. ft thGkichmaY vea 6 --- 4 it L 1, County . I I r ~,,,.11_e !, ~_ ( I 1~ IT, I / -~ _ --- 0 __~Fion ~. i 0 ____ - by Bob Thovss FRANK AND ERNEST - . THE GUINNESS __-~____-__- -M - _, - ' ~ __ __- - 1. - --.--.. I RECORDS X CoU I'll15~ . el N I MARD i ;:~ ... V ' -. - -~ I - V I MoCp( [_ 1 WIN AT. BRIDGE Sheriff John Polk said Tueulay that it is his opinion 30 Today, every expert knows Noflill if)) 30 the standard safely play with this combination. You lead a VA 9 heart to your ace at trick K Q 652 and then lead back toward & i Id 9 dumnly If West plays a low . WEST EAST heart you stick in dummy S *Q * K J 64 nine Tis will lose a trick to a VJ73 V 108542 doubleton queen, but that will be all vou lose Against the ac a K Q 86 &75432 tual tiolding of four to the SOUTH queen-10 in the West hand you A A 10 A 5 2 also lose one trick but not two He rt Can Disable ______________________ ATeace E. 1.am b. 51.D. By 1.a, Dr. Lamb latter is taken for high blood pressure. 6m Do these medications -n. dicate a serious condition and appetite and some loss of Well North Fait south PAli Pass 2 0 Pass Pass Pass 3 NT ) C" ' I i 10 and made with an overtrick It seems the defenders revoked V ne late p Hal Sims was a giant in every way. Ile stood six foot three and weigh. -VtJ -i-. '7th CAL.VEI1S IAT11..E FL.ei. , '- AAH, &EIALON& - Z~11 ----- _ ( ',-_-,_ - Q - 11 " _< -~ 0 s' t.. : - .__-' Ill , 0 -j M. . . t s,V .~~ f - . ' . : - , ~ .- . 1. *, "", , . .1 1 . relieving critical over. croulin the count) iill in Sanford. As outlined by Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr., the committee composedofcitlzensassiellas professionals - must produce its recommendation (ow- weeks after it's assembled. Polk appeared 3t the Seminole C'.mt Commission 440.0 jll 4 f(/! t 1 SAMBO'S HAS JIPirEU OPENING - -% I . specialty - pancakes - for City Commissioner John Morris to sample. (Herald Photo by Bill VhF' Ra'16 1road recommend for or against proposed Train Town theme. approval. However, in Morse's Seaboard Coast Lim Railroad Supt. W. Thumas case, Polk has test-fired the Rice told Mrs. Colbert and her cul.laborator, Mrs. wea po n and made a necessary Margaret Ganas, th at he could help locate an abanbackground check on the ap- doned railroad depot for use in the plan. pllcxuit. In her letter to the editor, Mrs. Colbert had wri t- V ' / > . i. ,1 f 10 , , , ,i.. I T- faciiity that might be a part of JOHN POLK opposed Williams _ - - -_ ______ _=~=,~ - - siffhs Commissioner sWd ~ —_ - ______ _~_ -1 '0 .. ..... ... ' San Jacobim, DDC chainnian, said at this LIM her group has taken no action on Mrs Colbert' suggestion. Amoug those responding to Mrs. Colbert 's January -- letter to the editor, was ArdAe cook of LaWrOod, President Of the Central Flo" Qm0a, Raib=d _Js,_.. Histzzlcal Society. Cook said the society was restoring , ocn can needed aplace display , - : I I ` - __ - 1 - -_-:;- -.- . - J1 - - -_ '. -- .1 ___ U Sanford were to adopt the Train Town theme, Cook said 01is would be the obvious pl.ace to esUbW the museum and place its remred 10CMWtive for disp y. Mrs. Colibled suggested the old dq*t biI tbe Flagship Bank of Sanford might be a suItable location. . . - la I " - - -, - _. _. - . - - - - -- I i10Z_2_~ .. . - ,;_ _ ~ - ----.- - -- ____, --- - ______ -:%- - - ~. - SP, -__ L - 61~ M MR , , __ _Z~Izk - -- - - - --- . -_-.___ ---- , - I.P- "', , 119- , Fakfq~---;5~ *,~4Z _.i&i6& s)'ed to limit their purchases products refused to speculate &on the potential effects of the car The ripples of a Teamsters We haen't h id an 141t, tSCfl o, Suptrvisor Curtis 70 a seek with a 13-day waiting stril"e on Central Florida, but . Union strike against Anheuser- problems so far, but if we riLn spokesman for a distributor of 1`% Spencer says there's been a period. Busch breweries in Florida out, it might be a different competing products indicated Horoscope 'noticeable im provement" Th ings looking a little being felt in Sanford, but situation," Garner said. 2A seseral stores today riported He c4tid the store Is putting than s%Illing to "take up the Obituaries There are slightly less than %e're not going to see much of ' N l-1A that beer is still available here out 4-5 cases of beer per day for slat-k" if :thheuser.Busch sales ................ ?0rt5 3,000 Seminole households - an improvement until con. Telcilislon .......... !1,A about 10,000 people - using custoincrs to buy, and probably decline. - at least for the presera. . struction picks up again." I . I Wrimen l*B f m Anheuser-Busch breweries. can maintain that rate until the " . II .1 stamps this year, com. The cost of the stamps is I In Jacksonville, .,i circuit w hich produce Budweiser, beginning of next seek " '''i' It p ired to about 2,500 households determined b> a person's ined nheuser d' 1 r . Busch and Michelob beer, were [lob Gates,, an empi , e" -1 todav's or QMW persons a year ago. Tuesday's high 89, come and people here pay less ,%M 14 . hit b> the strike March 1 after ABC Liquors, 2885 Orlando Ut, Busch and striking union Rut Spencer says the flood of than one-third the cost of the ,. ',' of both low 62 m embe rs, with national negotiations for new said that store's Orlando . Z_0I ~_ - , Partly cloudy with a slight new applications that was stamps. During February, the tontritts broke down as s up plying distributor pin g the Seminole office collected jured in 'i shooting incident chance of showers t oday. swam '. \,' The Florida breweries are Anheuser-Busch products at a Increasing cloudiness tonight at 218 S. Oak Ave., Sanford, last $122,000 in cash while handLig located in Tampa and steady pace, and no shortages near that brcwr> ith a chance of thun- year has slowed. "I think th ings out stam ps worth $4I3,000 at the Jacksonville. are yet apparent. m 4.; ured dershowers grocery store. tonight and are stabilizing," he Said. Jim Garner, manager of the Ile sa.id die Anheuser-Busch Tuesday when struck in the 'nursday. Highs In the mid 80s An average of about 50 new A four-person household Park & Shop store, 2467 S. Park products constitute a sub- face by flying glass after today and near 80 IMursday. applications are being which must earn less than $W Val Colbert (left) and Margaret Gam review letters from Autoli. Ave., said the store was stantial proportion of the stores gunshots shattered the wind- I,ows In the mid 60s. Southerly processed each week, with a month to qualify for stamps - Train, Amtrak and Seaboard Coast Line RaUroad represenull the %eathering the strike by using total sales 1'ratn Town U.S A. theme shields of trucks the> ere si mdc 15 m p h about a fise-da> siaiting period receives $166 siortli of Stw)s, for Sanford's redevelopment. -serve. supplies kept in r( A spokesman for .an Orlando driving. Details and tides on Page 2-A. before a person can head for the accord.ing to federal guidelines, .' are - _-~ . 1 ~~, 4 1,, I - ! - More Seminole residents than grocery store with stamps In his ever before are stretching the pocket. Last sear, new apfamily budget with food stamps plications were running about &'A with the DDC's plan to preserve the Victorian Image of :. &-A Co Crossword and Amtrak vice president of public affairs Edwin E. Edel. Mrs. Colbert has also written to the Sanford City C4xhmlssiOn and mayor, to the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and to the city's Downtown Development Corporation(DDC). At this tlm, she ha,s had no response to her letters. "Working through the DDC would be a* obvious route to go." said Sirs. Colbert. "If the business people of Sanford accept the theme, then we could all wcrkIi through the DDC For the same goal. "After all," s;ie continued, "it's the DDC who Ls coordinating Downitown's redevelopiment." Mrs. Colbert said It wrs the DDC's plan to adopt a Victorian theme for its redevelopment project that ru'st sparked her idea for Train Town U.S.A. "This is an old railroad town, and all passenger trains going this way stop In Sanford," said Mrs. Colbert. "I thought a railroad motif would fit right In Food Stamp Use " On The Increase to one six-pack. L" . !--I. .;'-' - V ___ .- Z-,.' i~v__ " '.' proposed , __,Ii ' -i" ,~ - f -- t:X17,a_1Ftz - - ,~ / '1" ,,,1 ,t are 0 ~ i the icials Back 'Train Town'Idea Bridge Herald Staff V. titer I r V - e county already has come up w alternate Then today Commissioner solutions to relieve overconstructed for 84 inmates, and crow ding. PON says prisoners ha%-e been Harry Kwiatkowski said he "1 don't see any need for an sleeping on the floor in the favors, with certain drunk tank. stipulations, a committee ad hoc committee -just bring At Chairman Michael space-needs committ ee that is said. Hattawav and Vittlen supported also gearing up. (Continued On Page 3-A I Off Tod ay He said customers were being distributor of Anheuser-Busch Lh€' crn1nt)wIdt effort, but the sheriff said Tuesday his problems are more pressing and demand immediate attention. "Uthe sheriff wants todo it, l don't have an objections,' Kwiatkosski said He added however, that he hopes the corrimittet t,oniies up with a retuiiuneodation on how to 0 ten: "An old abandoned depot could be found and moved to the middle of First Street between Park Avenue and Magnolia Avenue, closing this block off to automotive vehicles, and a Utile passenger train on wheels could circulate Utmghout the Downtown area." In his letter to Mrs. Colbert last week, Rice said Seaboard Coast We was abandoning some depots in the Sanford area, and "I wi1l ask 13.13: Vaughan, superintendent, Seaboard Coast Line Railroad, Tampa, Fla., to inform you when any of our station buildings which would be suitable for your purposes, m.ight become available." Rice did not say whether Seaboard Coast Line would donate the depot or help provide for its move and installation in Sanford, but Mrs. Colbert said she hopes th e depot would be donated. Enthusiasm for the project wa:i aLso expressed In letters from Auto-Train president, Eugene K. Garfield, . Beer Still Ava'I'lable, Despite Brewery Strike - %e're aseraging more than Polk shile kil. -.14 . cent Jr.) SCL _ =~_ . 100 itunates," Polk told the Ric-hard Wilharns, refused to commission. The facility is approve the sheriff's request. "fty some of the good tiger butter," says friendly tiger Tim Porzig, as Bob Mffler (left) 0"er Of Sanford's newe--f. restaurant , Sambo's, which official.ly opened this morning, serves up bb 0 I - -, 11 -- I - overcrowding at the jail has \hIII ¼ P) '. , - It. _111 !Z committee to study future 04 . *. that a sep2rate =2 ho-C , c'XT., , .. __ d representatives, aD supporting the He ckler ' '. " z ' a -. iiii; " , , -;-. .. - -_ ~J~_ - 2~;- W -.,nf" -1 _., _- ~ -~Vj 4; -'II-i - ~ ;AiA-:~~V.V_-i~~tOtj~ -72. -"i _- VfJ '- _-, I 1. I ~"F. . ' ;, ~,A * i,`7j~_ t';: ;' - ,i- ;-L$ - I .,. -)4;.!Cayr,* I ,t:i%" ~ty~~4~~, , _ '_ -- - _- -,-;1~ S _ . ' ;~ ~,4J~ Zq);~ '_%0 ~ a -4 , , -, , ,.'Ili w - I - , _. Ii~ _ ffi, Iil , ~ 1.1 _. -1 ' tr~ ._'~ il , ~ .I -1 lf*~Jd 01 2. -A .- , A %11 . . - a . 1 0 t I P1;l_ , I I , __ Pk,r, '. -,411.' I yJ,, 0 )CAW ~_ lq,~ fr\- : ., __ T the campaign iic ri I r'i ' I I I.J I %% ith peanuts. Carter is a peanut farnwir. Wallace appeared to ignore demonstrators stho shouted, llace go home" as he ar. ""' u: V V 1 II ace Wall SL ee ' c There were t me other devel. re--election this . % ear. 17he 75. year-old opments on the pofitical Hebert is the fourth. hustled away a young man front "Water. Junk." Jackson re- Tuesdiay: ranking [louse member in s,L-The House in Washington niority . marked His news secretary, 13rian Corcoran. said it was approved and sent to the Senate -Reagan apparently lost a measure to allow government bid to run a statewide slate or a candidates ' , I i- sec . t: 16i -- ra irm IWIRE, 1 I ,5actile- say.. I q _t / ,~. if - . 1 i~ . - --,K 4 --v,:~ __~~Zv, tl~ i--Axj~~ A. 'IN 1. - (~4 - I - ) I - (is K I *!!!1I .. `IF.i-~ _NI.,-\ 0Itr.#p( ' 'AW " , I - -Ir __ __ i~,5 -- h And former California Coy. a speech, Th ey carried iihi Jackson's airport detractors employes to participate in delegate candidates for the Reand the 1 1 Ronald Reagan, who is chaln political activities. publican convention delegates cards which read: "George. shouted slogans ritical of the Washington Sen. Henry M. lenging Ford for the GOP nond- which aides said the candidate stand up and b? counted" and ndustry in his The tiouse then took up a bill to in Ohio's June a primary. Harircraft i c Jackson, like Wallace a can nation, prepared in Los Angeles wrote himself, in Hollysood on ' restore th e Federal Election old H I rJ "Free Art e Bremner I. n •i r. At •,ome sta te of Wash ington ,arrn.an of the date for tni. utmoCraiC P C-uti) ,,ter taping sesfor a 30-minute spee ch to CommisSIons power to dis- Franklin C t Boa The incident prompted an son dential nomination, was the televised nationally this eve- s;,Dn, he chatted briefly with rego on national television. The apology from Gov. Patrick J. he expects to make a good burse public funds for presiden. tiom said the board eliminated target of similar abuse later ning. porters but wouldn't talk about tial camplaigns. Reagan campaign paid $&,000 showing in Wisconsin, while 263 Signatures from Reagan's Tuesday . "What happened to the speech -'A .ncow, ieu, delegate petitions Morton, 61, is a former Re" for 30 minutes of air time on siasn t flCCCSS8I) Rep Morris Udall, D-Aru, , putting the at doesn't mutter me, t h rd M ublican national chairman The former motion picture nearly2M N13C stationsat 10:30 "The governor doem't owe predicted he wou'd viin Lh j1ickson ltnttI of Mas&,chusetts and der the required i,000. retary and and television actor, stho won pm and commerce thi I'ist nd Wcst mc an tipolog> because the same dii> in Nesi York to Bremer lumphrey of Minlivas most recently a White his first primary election in coasts and 9:30 p.m. in Central peoplc here have ixtri gc,od to Wallace, that wa! sick." Carter, in Bloomington, nescita. despite their disTwenty-eight delegates to House counselor. Ile replaces N'orth Carolina last week, can. and Mountain time znnes. me for many years," Wallace Brcmer was cOIlVi(-ted and I loward said it is unlikely he will clairriers, will not be able to re. next summer's GOP convention . 11. "Boll Callaway, who celed a week (if cwnpaign apsaid later in Janesville. lie re- Minn., Neither Wallace nor Jackson York's primary. But move their namf-s from the bal. will be elected in statewide %,()t. _ . was harmed by the h , cklers. It he said he will reach the Demo. lay I I ing I ear job amid controversy. program. was in M2dison a week ago that Wallace dur~ng the 1972 presi. ) cratic National Convention this Democratic pri elected in congressional distric, As he quit, Callaway declar--d "I Just have been frustrated former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Later. as Jackson ap- Summer with 1,000 or more . Wallace was -Rep. F. Edward Hebert, D. races. Reagan has slates en. that Led from the wais. down he had done nothing wrong and 11 am) not Retting the Carter, another Democratic proached an airport fence lined delegates -of the J,W5 needed La.. former chairman of the tered in many of the congresparalywould be exonerated in govern message to enough people," candidate in Wisconsin's April w ith spectators mnoistur and will win the nomination house i'trrned Services Corn. sional districts, and they appar. and now uses a wheelchair . In Washington. meanwhile, ment m6es of his role in seek - Reagan said of his decisio.n to primary election, was sprinkled struck him in the face and on the first LVIlot. ently were not affet,ted. i 41 I ~f crcs 0. j.,~l , XVAil 4 re if/-_24, 4 , //i' i4 s Chair i '' rt 1. - =. 1. 1. -- .; - I . - 'A 11~~-._T V V - . - - V V - .;,- --'i-:-;2 ':' -' -' ~ -- -" I_ - _'7W-*~W- - ----1 ,-,r - on . ,_, -_ 'r . - - . ~~_` - lt JI) I -_ L _- ~ - "'" V ' _, :' '- . ~-- %_fti-ftKi i ,I ~, - -.,-, .__ _; - i.'-"-::--' - _y vfL_ 1 _ I - 1 E:_";~~, - ;L . : I -' .- ;. .- 4-17- - - , _n - - ~- IliI , - . - on li-- N__ - _ -, II A . l I . LI' - ee Wh - President Ford announced the ing expansion on fedLral liu)d of ' Wney will grow up." said nppointment of Rogers C.B. a Colorado ski resort in which George C. Wallace after heck- Morton as mi nager of his catn- he owns controlling interest. Ford sa id Morton would off i ' Ar th ur Bremer 'n for i Full term in the I cially take II the rainimign masks and pushisig wheelchairs White House. post on F riday. tried to disrupt a campai gn rY rudeau I t"seer.xi, I r III s . , -- 1W 1.*A 15 11`11u 00i1I WSW 7W wJLjiL#4JIU V)Ia4SC 'Vi I " --Am II . - The answer is that' ___________________________ __________________________ U 4r , o);it-, - ___________________________ 4: e-' I ~, % 14' 1. J! - - AlZi6m.'Aly RTM ('fl. IM I . - ( d:$IFu 4 , - 1'&M IW A&Af'UI •. % oliI The commission has okayed ,~ ;. N - - By JEAN PAITESON Herald StaffWrlt.er By AUDIE MURPHY I - — 'd A North Caroli na wants to know how to arore seven diamonds recloubied by . Ryan I ii J I __ Meanwhile Vthlen says he i working on a "comprehensivein a letter to the editor published in The Herald on o ram which would repl ace Jan. 4, Sanford resident Mrs. Val Colbert suggested the county's present policy. Owt the theme for the city's redr,velopment, be Vihlen said his procedure Sanf ord, Fla, Train Town U.S.A." would not require a recoinSO enthuOutic wa3 the response Mrs. Colbert mendation from the sheriff. , Av*ed from the rinimmunitv after her '.etter was lms,&ad it would place the re I the hands of the published, that she decided to sound out railroad ofauthor ity flcials 0T the idea. cou n t y commissi on. i - Sheriff John Polk has won neceswy county commission 11 - opinion by next week. 1i (ntng lead -3 A permit to carry a concealed wea pon to an yone oth er than a law enforcement officer. "I have to respectfully disagree. The Board of County Commissioners does have the authority," Vihien told Polk. Asst. County Atty. Robert Pierce said he was under the tinpression, like Vittlen, that the authority does rest with the Pierce promised to research the matter and come up with an . iurnrnv's king and lead a third trump'toward your jack. Suppose the trumps broke 50 You would have to pay of f 4 lip 4 i A, . ~ iiiI %).,,~A Ii i~l~,~N- I ) I visited three physicians I. the queen-10 West would how out. You would rise with Roth vulnerable to ) revoke penalty only applies to ed around 300 pounds tricks taken at the revaking didn't include much fat Ile was unquestionably the trick or later and under no cir. collecting sacs of the heart, tensive tests and suggested I cur stances will it cost we called the atria, are twitching breathe into a paper bag when I greatest auction bridge player revoking side more than one of at a rapid rate, usually around had thebe spells. I did but Lhis and no slouch at the game takes one trick if it 500 times a minute. Ordinarily has helped very little. Is there contract. (Do you have a question Today's hand was mis. the upper part of the heart an)lhinp you can rsuggest that I for the expdris? Write "Ask Oswald Jacoby by contracts and squeezes blood can do that will relieve me played ithen a very young player into the lower part of the heart other thRn drugs? I am very before each effective heartbeat. nervous from the tingling and u really chucked that answer individual question During fibrillation, the upper from the weakness In my legs. , if stamped, sell-addressed REAR READER: In view of chambers don't contract and Jacoby won the *diarnond envelopes are one,Josed, The and story most Informing questions only a few of these twitching your mentsat a rate of 500 per examinations that you've had, I king of trumps and was down will be used in this column minute get through to the would suspect that you do not one when East showed out on and will receive copies of I. JACOBY MODERN) lower part of the heart, flow have any serioits illness. the second lead of thesui many get through usually I1)perventllatlon means over CARNIVAL b Dick Turn. determines how fast the ptdse breathing. With it a person I rate is The pulse is often bloss off too much carbon f irregulmr in the= ccr.dit'loms, d"'c,JI- iwid lt'5 falt,ly bLdwittid Hos a feels with it also totella patient to breathe into depends on how fast and brown paper bag i not a plastic I 2 pulse rate is bag' Laboratory a na lysis has the irre gular r— Rapid atrial fibrillation can shown that chemically this may _. _l cause serious dicability. not always do tm much but it AUUI fibriflation can occur in does seen) to help sonic people, short attacks like attacks of Others as In )our case gtt ser> rapid heart action or tw a little benefit from it. . ---I 1 pers1tent irregularit y. It is not Your hyperventilation is no the only catuse for irregular doubt related to an anxiety beats, heart howeser - C reaction shlch >ou ex 141 I Premature contractions or periencing. And th.at is also the It extra beats, originating from explanation of some of your • I either the atria at the top of the other symptom. The anxiety I I I I 0 heart or ventricles from the reaction was no doubt triggere( bottom of the heart, can cause off by the shock that you had. irregularities of the heart. from your husband's acute DEAR DR IAMB Some illness Getting over it is morift ago my husband un. not always that easy. I think you should ask >our derwent surgery and I had a told doctor to refer you to a severe shock when I thathemlghtnotrecoverSince ps>chiatrist Let'sfacelt,the then he has progrused ser> situational nnxtet> response well but I haven't. I developed thatyouaretiaving is basically t tingling In my hands and feet , I and up my legs with some need help, for that just as 2-30 weaknes& I have feelings of hot as if you had a broken leg. You and cold with perspiration and would be surprised how much 'iicold spots In my scalp. I good you can get out of quality "Seven o'clock news, nine o'clock sum round-up! There must be more in life than knowing what's goawaken front bad dream with professional cowmling in such ing on In the world!" jarring start. I have loss of situations. __________________________ TUMBLEWEEDS - - _____ 4_24 .I: K~ — I-1c that no governmental igcrty a - '1iAYL - ByEDPRICKETT . ') 4 - ______ . -I--,.., - .. - - - I __ I Ij .il IS .1 _a."/ii -_ .. i-o .------V - I %Mtonm _N Z __ . 41, '- o ~--- %in Jaii Lrowaing -~~__~i-_;_!., . T " -14p, , is studyiiig the issue and hopes to pro%ith' ,i procedure that will i1lUV' iirt'it1 inv estigators to carry concealed weapons because it Is one of those coming things." The Issue was prompted by an application from Harvey Morse, a private detective n South Seminole. Morse filled out all the necemary pap, rwork Of!) toinit that the commission eeks has was -- - ____________ At Tuesday's commission , i rr'n ornnirttee 0 i - - ~ are Q 11 ; 1* . 0 W _____ k plicant. for a gun permit may be licensed to carry a concealed ., _____________ ___________________ I 111111111111111111 M__ Polk W'i' ns Votes jilt procedure hereb} an ap ively before they even would be wise to keep a tight rein on ,our purse strings occur US'UII1L- i1t." ept. 2.2) 1O(Ii) 1)011 Vllt(1() IAUj 23-S Someone who has borrowed obligations unless they're From you and who has not yet essential, YOUR BIRTHDAY totallypaid up, may seek to March3l,1976 y. borrow again You'reanadventurous soul to I HIRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) Todi') ,our actions may be begin with, but ULIS year )OU h ampered because you're may evcnbemoreefltetisiflg. Overiv com,erned with their Look for unusual opportunities come sour way efkct on a.s,wIate Tr to that family contacts. #.1.,..-.-Ugh please yourscif first. -_ - - will provide a workable ; 0 ., -.,Lo . — . • Gun Law iI -_ Studies ' the spotlight than you realize positive frme of mind. 20-Feb '9) AQUA R IUS Don't (10 anything to tocta Give yourself a little reprieve jeopard;ze your standing. Aug 22) today from pursuits ofamental 23 110 (July Usually you have a rather nature. Do something Umt's !un optimistic outlook. Today, you — but physical, as well. --- - - - Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents *0.4_ 1 - 4- . / V I X, -- - - Kl _-, person .. ps '. by Bob Montana ________ ARCHIE 71HE BEST PEN PALS INTHC . WORLD 'r ,, ,J ___ Wednesday, Marc rnas 64 6? El For d 1976 - I - 't 7 r~v - t.. - I1 i 'fl I I - -__" - - -~ __ .. ~ 4 — PRISCILLA'S POP r7i'MI!M:Z.-~ lur N i_ - \ - . r I ~ ' _ ' change jots? Dad says he gets with no results. Extensive X along well except when he gets rays, cardiograms and all the up tight or Jim to talk on the tests failed to show anything phone for any lengthy period of and one doctor prescribed time. Then the fibillation Valium. I was referred to commences and he has to stop another doctor who diaposed and relax a bit. Atrial cml he sent me to a neurologist. DEAR HE .— - '? \ i3R, R 46 him? Do you think he should I C- /A (\ .: MICE I , ___-~ r"~ 112" - OUT 01: MY WA ~_~ fl I I A Idi 3-30 BLONDIE . —— ____________ DEAR DR. IAMB - My dad is 58 years of age. Ile has had atrial fibillation for two years a digitalis medicine Inderal anti Hydrodiuril. ne d" &by! i .,— ~/ -31 43 6 - -` SIRE 'NO PIECEC 1\PER MV AG I3ULGES WIT)-) PREVaISLY COLLECTED ~, IN THE AAJQK 61AALL REFU5e! REMAN UNPLUCKED! 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TheGeOrge'S petCat!AICyS in a family way anti George ( 114 51 , __ jr,64 I -4 1~r i .- - .- .1 *~~ i ~ cnnkman 'akI t'eld et rv'tth, 50 he decided In chsert the !'un'p II Shell Is Only A Dud VVar ft t~ . ___ "~_ T j ZM C)C4 continu" t1s errpaIgn ftc th" prssIdiwy until 1h It isn't very often you make a lank shell in a wooden, 1942- demolition technician removed purposes. disco' er like William W vintage footlocker In a storage the shell from the house and George said he bought the George of Sanford made area underneath a staircase at later determined that it was two-story frame residence on his 915 Park Me residence Sunday morning non-exptosi e and apparenti) tret shaded Park A enue about Police and a sheriff's had been used for training a month ago and he hadn't paid George found i 66nur ant-I .01much attention to the staircase - / A _Z __~ . .---mg— - appro ved by the full board oo - 1 , om __~ b-.---- CA - IJII I __ '- )* W X 5 m- I 1 _________ to 70 I i Err a &A 2 - i W P 1111 C (Z~ :110 -< --I 0> aff-u C2! -2" 'T 15 a r, kj~ - t `i, 0 a '9.11 9.0 B .1. 9 kgroq 'N LO I W 3 Lg r ____ - -- ';) telegram, but he had no comment. NBC also said it Democratic NRI.Ional Convention in July, despite in fm-or of network television, the medium he knows Meanwhile, as the final fuH week of campaigning adreceivedthetelegramandwasezamlnlngthe l primaries In defeatsbyDemocraticfrontrunnerJlmmyCarter andusesbest threemaJcrtelevlslonnetwctkstosdllhimalrtime, befcte the Apr11 6 presi dentia appearances this request Officials at ABC could not be reached for Ficrlda, Illinois Reagan canceled a full slate of says they sho uld grant his request "In the Interest of Wisconsin and New York was launched Alabama in three consecutive primaries comment seek in Virginia, Wisconsin and Indiana to prepare fairness and justice a s well as the peoples right to Gov. George Wallace said that If he doesn'It vi the and North Carolina Meanwhile, 'the other contender" spent a ThehustlngswererelathelyquletonSundayas ahalfhour,nationwldetelevislonspeechexpected Democratic presidential nomination this time he know" relaxed Sunday at the White House after cam. $100,000. But all three major networks refusing to seU him time, probably will retire frarn politics after serving out Ford, Reagan and Democrat Jimmy Caner all took to cost up to Reagan Wd that by . paigning Friday and Saturday in CalifxnLe, day off down the turned him on the basis that thee. was not ABC, CBS and NBC are denying him equal access to his term as governor Reagan's home state, and stipptng In Wisconsin on victory Following his North Carolina over Ford, enough time to make schedule changes Wallace, who ran second to Sen George the people, because "the other rontender" Presi He sent a telegram Saturday repeating the the way back to Washington- T'he President expects dent Ford - can usuhUy get network time McGovern in Wiscormin's 1972 primary, said Sun. Reagan decided to change his tactics. He appears to resurm campaignirg Friday in WIwonsin. whenever he requests it for an address ftt Un't day on NBC's "Meet the Press" that he Intends to on the ballot in only one of three primaries to be reque3L It was made public Dinday. A CBS --' IT -- rw I nl~ ..; 14 0 :3 10, !! '. N " ;r h IF LE - - riiii L i .40 i Im 0 = a R 0 41 '-. _____ X , Z g .g . a< g , . 7g M 5J . ~77 . _q T) -.-I I--. ___ -_____Q - . t ca 'in.1 a C: t/2 i = - D e ihivaa>spoJect a _____ co's1dere'1 purely pn'ltfcal By The 4iaoelated Press Rortald Reagan, faced with the refusal of L'), - — :ç C5 1 i or at Florida made by Hattaway. fmpIo,mento1flcesinSanford and South Srn1noIe. ________ _______ Rea an Cr*ltical n . County, ______ _ -= ___- I __ __________________________________________________ , It Ade*,- -_ -1 --____.% 1 M____1 - _ be Seminole Countk residerits. over because the program wa3 - I 2 - " -1 4 ,. to be unemployed for a .•.., ' L' I M ON El flan ___ - ITi B9 - L- 6. Bedsoe said Job ,et.kers have 11 _________ - r 2 ii 4.1. I - IJ - S - N ;_ "' ~_ 0___1_ of aff IP - - __ - __ _i _________ 5 ___ --- . __ - -1P7 1 - M I . 9 - -- r ) - 1 _~ _. - ,& k. I - meeting with Zoo Director attaway V% __ if . p il- ___ ., __J _______ 4m- County Commission Chair- _____________ M 1W~ 0 :1 5 •-i IE 4 = 4 to .1% = - . , L. __ 9 L J " N, . . 11 •- — = - - -. f , - 1.t i . . L NT rn 99 X 'I- __ L oltassignedtothe ,_i / 1h1; I Al. ROWN 4 ,J - :: 1000%- Bedsole is the county's director of the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act L - I ________ 11 * 9 I - . e— r ______ - o§ - -g _-___ --._ --- Ir 9PC 7- j.:!!VM -- -, — 7 Z project, while the remaining 4, P A — / Z. I ~7~ - , . ; n, &_ 4 F 4. - said this morning. "We've starte,l -pplications. - it- ', ~ , -1 i _ AA .# o --- r -- '. , #_ 46 e.-4 % - . - f, ,_~__~ 6 =e 8' B 8 ;; > 2 80- -, - . , i, T_ . I 7 _______________________________ A ____ X i A- i --- . - . .% _; -__ , -_ - I T11 ___a_ At ____ ;, No& - . oil 91'r the t,abor epartmen' i , .. I ~ ~- 4.,. .Ai*` __ . 4 . [I..,.. ~ ... --.-t .A - i I< 0 I , f ~ (I IC r I %.,. I Friday, said 42 workers will be I 'I I I N . M , --- I :!~ 41 WI 1 I, and Ans*ers, Travel-111te Tours, The lJttle Wardrobe and Lnderorld Ut.rald ni ~ ~ i_~ the county's request through . - _. f & N1 Q AM Mall once the ceremonies ~ M .. -a. _i . I ! ___ - right ema crowd s it 114. .1. - . Bedsole reported today. .11 .-_. ! " i,::.:.4 W LA)i I " I '. '17~1 1 ________________ P!7 )=t ~1_ > - . . gr _V_ ,V n -, 3~- %J 0 n!F~, . I ( :__::-~L : 11< \~ Im I_r J-? , .-- I ws = 1. "I 1 = L - I ._:: - - - Aiiiir. . - a:~ C X _ chitect Carl 0. Gutmznn (& % .- 4 Williams Irightl In the A V% fi ! 9 ) 17) -. 0 ~Ppi . - '. kw # Isecond from left) joins . - ITZ I I 2, p _?C____ _7!,._:_ --, / A rl - - .ql 09 3: - a A I!;jr j It 1 Z I - I I -QM M I M. !__ w - - - vw ; -1 . 4 -_ -- t') 49 I . __ . ____ _______ I f I : (, W - 0R - - -- F .,- p Sheriff's technician Mai,ty 1.3breciano took the finnedanti nient firing range west of S4inford and determined that f Sheriff's detnoiltion technician Marty Labnielano, left, examines Inert anti-tank alieil fouzxl under from the 66mm shell. staircase In wooden footlocker by William W. George, right, at his Ill Part Ave., Sanford, residence. iConilnued on Page 3-A) (Herald Photos by Bob iloydi - -qm~ NEW JOBS PROGRAM Horace Orr, president of the Seminole Employmes! Ecomomic lopment Corp. Inc. I SEEDCO),sbors 3in mline constmeted by SE17,DCG workers to I from Idt): the Rev. Amos Jones; Wtattr Springs Mir,orTro P[1ar1, Count) CommlulonerSLcjVthlen, Ruthla [fester, vice chairpenm uf the EIO board of directosi, and , SEEDCO vice presideaL Through a U.S. Department of Commerce Title portunity Program, SEEDCO has crested 103 jobs for Somino4 residents. 63. Ral~all .16 Inch. Chance of thundershowers fl1.fl' nor on W edn y. Otherwise air r O) and mainly dry. Highs In 80s, lois near 60 north to near 0 esda SUUIhCIIi peninsula. Details and ticks on page 3-A - -1 _- _F~-a &_ - - - _A- �2A--Ev,nlng Herald. Sanford, Fl. Monday, March fl, mo - —- a Southern Bell Off ice Dickinson Carter Forces Prepare I ___ 1;iFIUN tdU 3W '1 3&IUWS. Mi estImated 90,000 federal, state and local government pensioners and 7l,X) retirees from private business received checks from public eniployment fwxls in 1974, according to a computer analysis. FBI Burglaries Exposed WASHINGTON (AP) — In predawn darkness on a deserted New York City street, an FBI agent broke into an office, rifltd the files, photographed several hundred pigc and left as sLalthdy as he had come. That scene happened as often as twice a month from 1960 to 1966 as FBI agents carried out 92 burglaries at the New York offIces of the Socialist Workers party and the Young Socialist Alliance. Two other burglaries in 1960 were conducted at the Los Angeles home of a Socialist Workers party leader and the Hamden, Ccmn., home cia man the FBI said was linked to the party. The burglaries were descrtoea ui 4 page! ot Fiji flies obtained by the '- h lt.c $27-mllllcn suit accusing the FBI and other government agencies of unconsthutlorial harasnent of legal political activities. Academy Awards Tonight 105 ANGELES(AP) — Directcr Milan Forman, whose "e Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" is favored to be the big winner at the Academy Awards tonight, will have a pair of special guests at the cerenxmles — the twin sons he has not seen for five years. Peter and Matej Forman, 11, arrived Sunday from Prague tojcntheirfatherasheawaJtsthevotnwhat may be the heightof hiscareer asa film maker: the Oscar fcc best direction of a motion picture in 1975. His competitors are Robert AIt!nan for "Nashville," &dney Lianet for 'Dog Day Afternoon," Federico Felilni for "Amarc*rd" and Stanley Kubridi for "Barry Lyndun." Con gress In Session WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress this week takes up 1cisIatki that would extend US. fishing jurbdlctloi to imiles at sea, change federal election !aws and set up a nation-wide system of no4ault auto Insurance. The Senate today takes up a compromise )O-m1le-lim1t bill that would be effective March 1, 1977. The measure would limit thecetch of nmmerclaispeciea of tish. with *iority given to US. fishermen. Permits icr foreign fishing within the 200ml1e zone would be denied unless a surplus is determined to exist beyond the capacity of the US. fishing fleet. Moslems Close To Victory; Christians Fleeing Beirut BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Leftist Moslem forces have completed their oolxuest of Beirut's downtown hotel area with the capture of the unfinished Hilton and two neighboring hotels. The Moslem advance on Swlav thr,ata'ned tF Cir1stlai' last two major holdings in the heart of Beirut, the port area and the Aahrafiya qiarter. Pierre Gemayel, whose Phalangist party mIUUa Is the largcs unit among the Qirlstian flrces, made a radio appeal to moderate Moslem leaders for a "decisive, weedy" peace Initiative and said the Christians are ready to agree to political reforms giving the Moslem majority more power. But Kimal Junblatt, the Socialist who is the country's most Influential Moslem leader, was reported Insisting on the resignation of øirlsilan President Suleiman Franjieb and more power for the Moslems than the 5O0 division the C2irlstlans have agreed to. Argentina To Get New Leader BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Gen. Jorge Videla, the leader of the junta that overthrew President Isabel Percin, was to be sworn In today as Argentina's new president. But another key member of the new military regime Is Jose Martinez de Hox, president of the giant Acindar steel mill, who has been named economy mlnlster. Mrs. Paon was reported confined to her room at the El Messidor mountain resort In southern Argentina with a guard of 'O0 soldiers to prevent guerrillas from killing or kktnaping her. Truckers Talks Deadlocked VIC'FORIA, B.C. (AP) — Negotlathr, In a week-!ong tz-uckth strike-lockcut have been swpended and no date was at for another meeting betwen the Teamster, Union and Transport Labor Relations which represents 97 c—eL Union representatives for 11* 4,OO drl'iera and the ThR began talks Friday with a mediator appointed by the provincial government. _. kWraJ4J L2RIDA - Miami Senior Litizens Causing Controversy i". • ;---- MIAMI (AP) — An office set up here by a national senior ci tizens group to collect complaints about hearing aid companies is causing a loud controversy within t Industry. Ralph Penalvet- of the National Council of Senior Citizens said the office was located In this haven (or the retired to help the Federal Trade Commission put together regulations on the hearing aid Industry. • ., e1... '.".'.-' s- It Itr — u --.uup ui federally4und'ed "carpetbaggers" who have come South to make trouble. Thomas Smith, head of the Florida Hearing Aid Society, said his organization is "unalterably .i" to proposed regulations which he says would keep many elderly and shut-In patients from obtaining hearing devices, But Penalver, 24, saId many senior citizens have reported gripes and dIsippolntinents about the way they were sold hearing aids. He already has about 50 names and half a (1ocfl (Iet.ahlcd statements (rein (liSSaU.Sfii'd customers and says he is looking for more. - - — .. Barney Miller Hosts Ea ster Sea I re etho ri -- S tcite MIAMI BEACH (AP) — A researcher says that youngsters visiting dentists for the first time can be made to relax by watching such popular children's shows as Sesame Street, The Electric Compinv "' Mr. Rogcrs. These shows, generally, move very fast arid hold the kids' attention," said Dr. Larry L. Venham, assistant professor of pedIatrIc dentistry at the University of Connecticut, "This really is the same idea as the canned music that is played for adults. The idea is to induce relaxation and calm anxiety." Venham presented his study Sunday at a convention where dentists were told about developments ranging from the benefits of flounidated dental floss to discovery that dentistry might have been practiced 4,51)0 years ago. .- - .__. -. Scientists Attack Cancer ' La k e B ra tI ey Pa r k He a rin g S e t 1\ p r I i 5 I MIAMI (AP) Two giant landowners trying to get permits clear, plow and farm thousands acres ad. joining Everglades National Park in a watershed that Is brown pelicans, great white herons and bald eagles. — - Monday, March 29, 1976—Vo& 68. No. JU PubhPd )i' end Sindiy, v'cpt 1tda - d Da Ttw rftd Inc. 3 4 Ircnc, 4, ird 37771. itoi (tan Postage Paid at Sai,I.r& Florida fl711 Ujrnr Or ,Pc. 55, Mqift. fl a, 4 M.fh1. li Q, ',er. 40 Øy to aaa t'r dti.ety .A'lotner mad 70. Mntht. 514 O 'Aon,rt. t1 - South Florida farmers, forced steadily westward by urbanization of rich, agniultural lands, say that the acreage is vitally needed for Dade County's future. Context Realty and the Aerojet General COri. asked county for permission in February to clear 10,000 acres (or (arming and have plans to clear an addItional 30,000 acres near the park In the future. Boa ever, much of the land pegged for farming lies within the Taylor Slough watershed, the principal source of overland water flow Into the eastern part of the Everglades park. He Catches 'Granders ML*.M!(AP) —A 32-ycar-old Fort Lauderdale man who hasbeenfishingsincehewas1oesu,hop. scotchmg around the world as an expert In catching "granders" — fish 0(1,000 Or more pounas. Peter Wright has fished both sides of the Atlantic Ocean from Newfoundland to South Africa to Puerto Rico. He has scoured the Pacific from Cabo Blanco, Peru, to Tahiti and Australia and fished the Indian Ocean. "When Peter handles the wire, It's a work of art," biggame angler Freddie Rice of Hawaii said of Wright's ability with leader wires with a 1,000-pound fish on the line."HebooksllkeabaUetd&cerIntheit" . -. /,J, *1 - '''' - ALTAMONTE SPRiNGS — down a request from the real City commissioners are to estate agency for rezoning of e-onsidertherequestedrewning the tract from residential to of lots on the east side of Bston general commercial. Avenue from residential to Although there are no other planned unit development at its 4:30 p.m. meeting Tuesday at Attorney Joseph Davis may city ball. ' rnendin' I requested the change and annual permit renewal fees for (-ornniissioners voted to table the matter fo one week while tax.1cabs operati'ig in the city the requircnnts of the city's Torn $300 to $100 for the first lout' catis in oratioa i - tt a $10 planned unit development fee for each cab thereafter, PUD) ordinance were rh1. The comgtlsslon last week The advisory planning and voted unanimously to ameni iining bozrd previously turned the ordJnance reducing the fees. ' ' .... ___ " -t" ' , Agenda In Alfamonte .\.: I L) \ •r. L4 . '• ________________________________________________________ ).5.. . . , "yif P \:'-.. __ __ ' .• 11 ,.-.. IJ'I -T I . - '.-.. AREA DEATHS MRS. HELEN PACKWOO[) Mrs. Helen G. Packwood, 64, of 126 Plantation Rd., DeBary, * died Saturday at her residence. Born in Louisiana, she lived in DeBary for four years and was a receptionist for Jack Prosser Ford, Sanford and a member of the Community United Methodist Church of E)eBary. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Jane Faler, Sanford; three brothers, Jimii hiag:, $ California and Gerald Hagg and Clarence Frost, both ot LaPlace, La., three grandchildren, David Lang Funeral Home DeBary is In charge of arrangements. _______ ., ' HANDS.ON TRAINING 1IL,. Bert Fknlng (kit), a student cit Mid-Florida Tech, from South Seminole County learns air vonditiottlag and ref rigeradon circuitry on a contFol circuit board brought to Florida once a yeat by the York Division of Borg Waraer Corp. Public achol systems are Invited to ft'J air conditioning students, who learn by actually wiring the board from rehematic plans. Don Branch, pork DIviIon Florida senlee mensge, n ervfe thi' sescf,nc TALI.AHASSEE (All — For the third time In a year, former Comi,troller Fred 0. 'BUd" Dickinson was forced to defend himself in federal court t(xtIy. I)ickinson was acquitted In April of extortion charges and in January of two income tax evasion charges, but a federal JudgeorderedhlsretrIalonfo income tax evasion charges which deadlocked the January - On" of the first decisions U.S. District Court Judge W.B. Hand had to make was how long Dickinson would have to stay in court each day. I)ickinsons attorneys said his health would not stand 12-hour daily sessions originally SCk'd' tiled kv bland in an attempt to hold the trial to ant week. I hind rtfiissd tJe ttor:c request to delay the trial until two weeks or more could be dovoted to the case. 1owever, directed Dickinson, s, to undergo a physical Friday by a 'l'ampa doctor, and Indicated he would use the findings to determine the length of the sessions, t)irkinn'c TnIl'mhs5ee doetor, who has been treating him (or diaoetcs and heart probkms, believes the for-mner state official should not be in court more than six hours a day, the attoinev said in a court motion. In the 2'-wcek trial in JinUary, Dickinson was acquitted of two counts Involving income and taxes for 1972. However, after eight hours of deliberations, the jury deadlocked on four other counts and Hand last month ordered a retrial. The indictment alleges that Dickinson failed to report $55,450? in income and evaded $30,101 in taxes during a twoyear period. The four remaining charges carry maximum penalties of 10 years in prison and $20,000 fines. The government claims Dick. mson received the mnone as campaign contributions, did riOt report the funds to the state Elections Division and converted them to his personal use. (,ov. Reubin Askew has said the state will Im'estlgate for possible violations of state laws after the fc'Jcra! government finishes. 'I'he first trial was filled with testimony of contributions from bankers Dickinson regulated. Witnesses said he made large cash aymerits for goods and services. DickinSOn was defeated for re-election in 1974 after being indicted on federal extortion charges. He was acquitted of those charges last year. He is the third former Cabinet officer in a year to be accused of inconte.tax evasion. Former Education Commis. sioner Floyd Christian pleaded guilty and served 135 days of a sixmnonth sentence in federal prison, . - -- ----Crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary. - — Jessup died Friday. Hot-n in West Florida she came to Sanford In 1933. She was a nmcmber of Elder Springs Baptist Churctj. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Claudette Parsons, Orlando: two brothers, two sisters, four grandchildren. Funeral services were held toduy at 3 p.m. at Iiri.sson Funeral Home with Rev. Joe 1)outhett officiating Brisson in thiarge. MRS. ARA MORGAN Mrs. Ara Edna Morgan, 79, of 1571 Oak Lane Casselberry, tiled Saturday at Seminole Memorial hospital. A c'ntive o! MRS. PAT HATCH Gilmer County, Ga., she came to Casselberry six years ago. Mrs. Pat Hatch, 60, of Like She Is survived by a son, Charles W. Morgan, Casselberry; amid I three grandchildren. Funeral services and burial will be in Albertville, Ala. ____ ________________________ (;ramkow Funeral Home is in __________________ charge of local arrangements, l,tIt(..'hl!7, 1976 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Egbert A. Armnistead Susan Charron Elba Conyers Charles J. hlough Minnie Mae Miller Marie D, Robinson Carolyn A. Daigle, Deltona Allen Scott Danchuk, Glen. wood I. Walter hawkins, Osteen DISCHARGES Shell Found (Continued From I'age l•A . Semln3le High School Boosters club will meet at 7:30 p.m. MondayattheChamberofcommercebujldj.ng . TUESDAY, MARCH 30 Sanford Uons Club, noon. Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m. VFW building, 11-92, Longwood. uverealers Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light Sanford. Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Summerset Recreation Building, Sanford OptImists, noon, Sue Ann's Cacri. Parents Anonymous, 7:33 p.m., Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry, (for troubled parents). To File New Challenges AP) Carter. TALLAHASSEE express the spirit ad intention The Democratic battle over In the one c.. e Involving a of the process. That's why I who can g. to tl,e national con- Jackson alternate, his spokes. took a rather adamant stand, vention escalated today as Jim- man said an approved canmy Carter's campaign forces didate who came in second was ptepared to file challenges to expected to file a challenge and, eight delegates or alternates if she did, would be backed by elected over the canthdae's Jackson headquamrtsbrs veto. Under national party rules, "We will, as we stated before the 34 delegates authorized by the caucuses, challenge the Florida's primary for Carter, ihI,,i',tpe '.n.$ •bn ,,, '' ". 1.. .. - •U 'IULa.*. 'IlI* UIV 'I SUI tItS SIU) (.4 Carter spokemnan Rex Granumn Jackson may switch votes after Centipede Lawn .said Sunday. "It behooves u.s to the second ballot at the July find delegates who are both convention In New York. Party good, hard-working Democrats rules allow candidates prior and loyal Carter supporters. approval of delegates I . . I'hat's the reason we made a But state party leaders, call-1 list of approved delegates and ing the purges morally wrong ________________ that is the reason we will chal- and contrary' to the spirit of lenge." party' rules, said all 738 persons Former Georgia C,or. Carter ', La qualified rc,uld stay in th.' . an! Sen. lkmtn Jack.son of running. hio%ei,-er, miatiundi Washington issued "approved" party' officials stated that any lists of delegate hopefuls before non-approved delegates would 1 the state caucuses Saturday, be subject to immediate when hundreds of Democrats challenge. 1.ç showed up to 'ote for delegates. .. r'. State party chairman Ann , s.'i -,. Alabama George Wallace Cramer said that challenges to issued no such liSt, :.;-'. ":; the nine unapproved delegates -''..P r',,::":: r '4 .'. -".,? '4 Five delegates and four alter- or a!terntes must be filed liv 5 --.e-..' !'•. ; .'.. nates not on the approved list.s p.m. Thursday. I:.-': . .;")-'-' ._'".. t.-'L',- ','j.'_ip..,ee_L, .crc arne those elected In the '1 inn pRaed we only had ? 15 districts, All but one of those nine," she 'id. "1 ;'nticipa!e'i in question were pledged to it might have been greater. As former Georgia Gov. Jimmy chairman of the party, I had to N3.'v',oucanso,'. ac€'nt:p€?do awn without back- Creakrq sprigging. Thousands of lovely centipede lawns have been estabisried from Cent Seed and many lawn exper1 cnns'der centipede the be aflround lawn grass ri th' area Growsinsunandparta TM.I.MIAssEF; tAP) — 8& shade Grows in any soil, rich Some nursing homes applyWhile tIme study did not say or poor, and reQuires li:tle ing f,)r Medicaid are trying to ho many homes submitted mowing Comes back every get repaid k such Itemn as improper expenditures for spnng and requires a miniluxury tar rentals, restaurant reimuburseanent. it indicated the mum of fertilizer, Ptant your miieals. yacht club dues and practice was fairly wi'lespread. new lawn orconvert yo;r 'ven trips to honolulu, a state "Several tmomiies claimed cx. lawn with Centi-Seei report shows. penses for a trip to Hcnolulu to However, state officials said attend a nursing-home associ- NEW - Cer,ti-.SeedEsr,r. " they haven't decided yet wheth- ation meeting," the study said. Planter. lOibs Cenn-S.-.., Free HearDur, er any action other than reject- It did not detail information on Cyclone Seecer $1 A ing the claims will be taken yacht-club anti country-club P1ao?s2OOct against the nur.sing homes. dues, lease and repair of autos and unauthorized meals, The Health and Rehabilitalive Services Department could sever business relations with _____________________ .HE ORIGINAL those nursing homes seeking CENTIPEDE GRASS SEED reimbursement for expenses not connected with patient care, but halt the 28,000 nursmng.horne residents in the st::tc are _______________________________ ,_. Medicaid patients. IIILS auditor . '— Cd Tempest said. Small Tractor, Small Price — a — l2-hpJieti At present, the state pays 1500 to $585 a month for Medicaid Cili P jOw z* - .. . . ,, paiit'Ls in nursing flomes br i eanlv sum of $68 million. Last Fu.'/C.r€-jtjn n east: j ,ac , a';' week, 11115 Secretary Williani c.Oucdacagcpas.c,. J. Page said the maximum per to 4000 square !t.! patient should be increased to 1630 per month. The 11115 study. Buy from Hood Tractor Co. which surveyed 30 ot the 275 yoursd Oranq. bs; II Yyii OcIa'. 11i :i:. dealer. nursing homes in the Medicaid I AIIamn?e Sprtn,. ri. )'i prograrii, showed the average Sperçt itionthlv cost ocr patient was i, 411* (34 1341 ,. - ________ ________ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31 Data Processing Management Assri. of Central Florida technical sessIon, 6 p.m., Sun Bank Data Corp., )O Premier Row, Orlando. Rotary Club of Cauelocrry, 7:30 a.m. The Caboose, Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. Senior ('ltIzert I)anec with Sanford Serenaders, 2:30 p.m. Sanford Civic Center. THURSDAY, APRIL 1 Senior Citizens trip to Master-piece Gardens and the Passion Play at Lake Wales. Leave Sanford Civic Center 1:30p.m. Casselberry pick up at Seminole Plaza, 2 p.m. Sack lunch. Return after 11 p.m. South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:30 a.m,, Land O'Lakes Cointry Club, Casselberry. _____ _____ - --.---,.'-. ,-. ,.._;__,. _________ ______________ . .' '.. Lake Mary Rotary Ilith, 8 am , Mayfair Country Club Chapter 2, 8 p.m.. MilSth,ic Temple. Alcoholles Anonymous (op..u), 8 p.m., 1201 W. First, Sanford Sanford Sertoma Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. Sanford Civitan Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's Restaurant. FR'DAY,APRILZ Happy Senior Citizens Club of Casselberry, 1 p.m., American Legion Home, Prairie Lake. Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7a.m., Buck's Restaurant, Sanford. LOngWOOd AA (closed), 8 p.m., Episcopal Church. Tanglewood AA (closed), 8 p.m. St. Richard's Episcopal Church, Lake Howell Road. SATURDAY APRIL3 Mid4lorlda Singles Association business meeting, 7 p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, All singles invited, Sanford Women's £4 Group, 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. Caueltry AA (closed), 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Overbrook Drive. Chicken dinner sponsored by Christian Homemakers Class to benefit mission project, 5:30 p.m., Ccmmunity United Methodist Church fellowship bail. No Sprigging. Ni u rs Ing H o rn e S Try To Dupe Medicaid _______ ______ Rummage Sale sponsored by Youth ChOIr, Cornniwiity United Methodist Church, 17-92, Casselberry. Mulch sale, sponsored by Boy Scout Troop 341, Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford Christian School rummage sale, Sanford Plaza, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. __________ — ___ _______ MONI)AY, 1tPItIl5 Magnilkeni 6CR Radio Club, 7p.m., 1103 Orange Ave., Sanford. TUESDAY, APRIL 6 Advanced Lifesaving: Rescue and Water Safety Course, 7 p.m., Atlantis Swim School, Altamnonte Springs. Three nights a week for three w'eks. Senior Cithena 4-day tour to Atlanta and Brunswick. Leaving Casselberry stop at Seminole Plaza, 8a.m.; pick up Sanford Civic Center,8:30a.m. Bring bag lunch. Sanford Tourist arid Shuffleboard Club covered dish supper, 6 p.m., clubhouse on lakefront; meeting, 7 p.m. HOSPITAL NOTES ' - Rezoning Request Tops of home to 1 - are to . ' ST. PETERSBURG (AP) — Making the body more like an actual battlefield in the war ageJnst cancer, scientists say they are developing drugfllled capsules to act as microscopic anti.cancet- guided mIssiles. Tl'e seenaIo outlined by scientists today has the capsuits circulating through the body until they detect their pre-aelected cancer cell targets. Then the capsules would home In on the target, attach to or penetrate the cells, and relesase their fatal "warhead" of drugs. Dr. George Poste of the Ro.swell Park Memorial Institute in Buffalo, N.Y., told an American Cancer Society science writers semInar that the principle of using the capsules — called liposomes — against cells has been demonstrated. Conglomerates Hurt Land? • - -- - New Idea In Dentistry Workshop Tonight At V1inter Springs IN BRIEF - Burglars - Many retirees who draw pensions also are able to get Ml unemployment benefits as long as they can show they were "forced" to retire and that they are seeking another 'ob. The nation's financially ailing uneinoymezd insurance system paid out $187 million to an estimated 161,000 pensioners in 1974, an Associa ted Press analysis of a tnan By enter inc ironi uoor or inc Seminole County Red Cross tierotaiaii writer office, 99 W. SR-436, and when , he investigated he found a key -. ," Sanford polic' today were . Investigating a weekend in the door and then heard ..' back door to the office slam. breakin In which burglars ransacked desks at the Deputy R.S. Morton said the '' '1 Southern Bell Telephone intruder, apparently using a j business office, 206 E. Cornkey stolen earlier from t 4 mgipnlnl ....1 ......1.. office, Ls believed to have gotten with items valued at several range hood, total value $235 away with $90 in a bank bag. .. hundred dollars Including two were stolen, according to Ncwflou3cDamaged Weekend vandals broke into new designer model telephones. police. ____ Patrolman J.W. Foster Cigarettes Taken an unoccupied new house at 217 .—,-..,-. th.scovervii inc Dreain early l'atrolman Jacob Cohen uoverwooa itona, lnglish today and reported the thieves reported burglars made off Woods, and kicked holes in TV star 11*1 LInden and Mayor Norrna. Floyd of Mtaznonte Springs take pledges at EU s entered b' smashing a with 12 cartons of cigarettes, walls and damaged plumbing Telethon Sunday. (Herald Photo by Jane Cauelberry) restroom window with a Large valued at $68, in a breakin at the fixtures, deputy Don Scism rock. Imperial Oil StatIon, 1208 Park reported. Damage to the house, Bell manager Tom Hunt said Ave., Sanford. owned by Newark Trust Co., at least 12 desks in the business Residence Burglarized Newark, Ohio, was estimated at office were ransacked and that Carrie Holton, Apartment 69, $450. his desk was pried open arid a Seminole Gardens Apartments, Sprinkler Thefts tape recorder, camera and Swiford, reported a tape deck, Deputies are investigating a tt1e ra1io were taken. three speakers and a sewing series of weekend sprinkler I 1 1urt said a Cwninciiiorative iiiachinc, Valued at $3.i9, crc thefts in tn_' Kiiullvsood subBy JANE CASSELBERRY Sunday. the part of the Burger King and Elite telephone, a black and missing after a burglary at her division, Longwood. Sheriff's) Herald Staff Writer Reynolds said schools in the Holiday Inn organizations and brushed chrome special model residence, reports listed a total of 30 popALTAMONTE SPRINGS — county cooperated and both the Sertoma Clubs. Fairell's suitable for engraving and CBRadIuMlufng uplawnsprinklerheads, valued Television's Barney Miller — elementary and high school Ice Cream Parlor In the Mall valued at $100 was apparently Police reported a $40 single- at $600, as stolen from the lawns actor Hal Linden — was host for students really "got out and gave certificates for free selected from a showcase by sideband citizens band radio of five residences in the War. the Florida segments of the hustled" to raise funds for sundaes to those putting money the burglars. was taken when a pickup truck wick Court, Kingston, Canton National Easter Seal Telethon Easter Seals. The Seminole in the 'fish bowl' and all the ice A chest-type telephone was owned by Lou Temple was and Presaview Ares., area. broadcast nationally Saturday High School principal said that cream they can eat once a also reported taken from a burglarized at 2606 IroquoIs 4 _...I_l I'...l.... t.. i.:.. .4. •L... _.* _..L- .1 .1. ...4_.j. 1!it-AcdRzi lIi.) 1a,: ;.o'I U1.SLtt. LL'4 I UA.0 ItJI,%4l I$.?I fl )t4.( "'b" u.au •)ILMI James W. Robertson, 34, of Altamonte Mail. Clubs such as Key Clubs and doriaung $lI*J. Hunt said the yeggsalso pried Rurgiar Flees Seminole County chairman m'teract helped with the event. helping to inspIre Channel 9 open cash drawers in the teller Sheriff's deputies reported 1700 Leveti, Orange City, was for the first Florida Easter Seal in conjunction wuh ne viewers to phone in donations office but that money isn't kept Mrs. Shirley Williams fired two l.*n.ked at county jail in lieu of Telethon Don Reynolds saId Telcthon, Colonial 111gb School was the presence of Easter Seal in the office at night. warning shots in the air before $6,300 bond In connection with a today he expects pledges and Keyettes raised $250 for Easter Poster Child, 10-year-old Rusty (',arrett's'hIit' an armed burglar fled from the hit-and-run accident Sunday donations from the local Seals with their annual 30-hour White,a local boy. Confined to a Sanford police reported Chicago Flats Bar, 2323 SV. 18th night at Altamonte Sprim:s, viewing area to total around See-Saw-a.thon. wheel chair since birth, Rusty weekend burglars also broke St., Sanford, early Sunday. Police reported a woman as Reynolds commended Mayor recently made news by corn- Into the rear of Garrett's Dept. $90,000 when they are all In. He Mrs. Williams, who lives at struck by a pickup truck outside said this was a very successful Norman Floyd and the peting in the National Store, 200 E. First St., Down- the rear of the bar, reported she the ABC Bar, Altamonte effort as $50,000 would have Altamonte Springs Fire Wheelchair Games held at the town, by removing a window heard someone breaking 1n Springs, and the vehicle left the been considered a good Department, which provided University of Illinois. The pane only to find they couldn't front door of the business and scene. The woman's name response for this tirst telethon the necessary security and first nation's youngest wheelchair get from the auxiliary storage came out a side door to SeC a wasn't immediately availabl e attempt. Final figures were not aid as well as work on the competitor Rusty is a member room into the store. Nothing man armed tiith a blue steel from police. available this morning, but campaign. of Orange Wheels Wheelchair was reported missing, police revolver forcIng open the door. Sheriff's Deputy Frank approximately $30,000 had been Contributing much to the basketball team which is said. Deputies said the man fled °i Ambrose reported he chased a pledged by Orange-Seminole success of the Telethon were coached by his father and Fixtures Stolen foot after Mrs. Williams fired northbound pickup truck n 1-4 County callers as of 6 p.m., separate fund raising efforts on !inlsh'xI second in the state. In other burglaries, a house the gunshots. onto the SR-46 exit ramp and under construction at 105 Offices Entered arrested Robertson on charges Skogen Court, Sanford, was Casselberry Police of no drivers license, reckless entered and a kitchen cabinet, Patrolman Frank Roche told T'c 1Arrci • saw a man driving, driving tinder the inlight fixture, bathroom sink and deputies that he fluetice of alcoholic beverages REDWOOD CITY, Calif. south of San Francisco. and attempting to flee and fornia retreat on Saturday, and Patricia Hearst will be Meanwhile, a copyright story the arrests rornpted a search elude police. whisked to Los Angeles today to be published in Rolling Stone for a possible bomb. n Robertson was also charged for arraignment on state magazine reported that Miss by Altamonte police with charges of kidnap, robbery and hearst had split with SymAuthorities said the men had leaving the scene of an accident I assault, then quickly returned bionese Liberation Army "sd- not entered any buildings and with personal injuries, acto her Jail cell here, sources diers" William and Emily Han. that the search at Wyntoon was cording to county jail records. close to the fami'y say. us toward the end oi her fugi- a precaution. A defective bomb The public hearing on hlutchison told .com• To help Insure security, the tIre days and had planned to exploded there earlier this Seminole County's pending Sanford police arrested mLssioners that many trip was cloaked In secrecy. flee to the East Coast shortly month, and In February a bomb purchase Dsse Dee Fuwler, 19, of 615 of a $425,000 park site who own homes on Lake Miss Hearst, now a convicted before her capture last Septem- caused $1 million in damage at on Ave., on a circuit court Lake Brantley has been Brantley ate o,vrwhelndng1y bank robber, was to be trans. her 18. warrant charging burglary and the Hearst Castle in San scheduled for next Monday, against tile acquisition." ported to 1is Angeles by U.S. Sinteon, Calif. larceny. Bond was set at $ accordIng to County Corn Ilomeowntrs complain that mars'tals and brought back the In another development, two missioner Richard Williams. the 267-acre lake already is Miss Hearst, Z!. was consame day to her cell in the San men were arrested at the The hearing is scheduled for 8 overcrowded with motor boats. Matco County Jail, 25 miles Hearst faintly's Northern Cali- victed March 20 of federal p.m. Screen Doors Taken at the media center at And they fear any additional Burglars entered the Loxcharges she willingly Forest Lake Academy's access to the lake as a result of joined her that terrorist SLA kidcreen Co. Inc., Silver Lake napers In the armed robbery of Elementar' School on Sand construction of a park could Road, Sanford, kicked in an damage the environment, a San Francisco bank a little Lake Road. office door and made off with Williams last Tuesday WOfl more than two months alter tier As&stant County Atty. screen doors valued at $40, commIssion approval of a Robert Pierce has Feb. 4,1974, kIdnap. prepared a deputies reported. moratorium on the pending contract for purchase of the She testified at the trial that purchase until after the public site. Tue land in question is Bond Set By JANECASSELIIEItRY residents jamming it and she was forced o participate in hearing, Casselberry and Ovicd owned by Winter ['ark Land '.'. Herald Staff Writer preventing the dispatcher from ti robbery or be killed; Williams said he has received police officers arrested Danny she calling an ambulance Part of the rationale behind Gerom Morris, 19, of OietIo, said she had been tortured and a barrage of complaints con. WINTER SPRINGS — A emergencies, according to raped by cerning the county's plan to buy the county's hoping to buy the on charges of grand larceny her abductors. workshop on a proposed per. Police Commissioner Irwin the 80-acre site. site is that purchase of a and possession of stolen sonnel ordinance based on a Hunter, who will discuss Albert Johnson, an attorney At last week's commission lakefront site makes Seminole property. Bond was set at personnel policy prepared for possIble solutions to the for Miss hearst, said IasL week meeting, Attorney W.C. hut- County eligible to receive grant $10,000. the City of Melbourne will be problem. he would seek a lang delay be- chison Jr.. claiming to money for park construction. Mnos Lester Brown Jr., 19, of held Monday at 7:30 p.m. At last week's council fore any state trial because represent Prior to lst '"'4,' pnn1ln.i a rn'ip -- •'. ', nf L1.iU#I%4l, --- jai by —".4, thenifUs ho 1guiur City meeting a resideat of Hacienda publicity from her two-month homeowners with a total small groups of r' .u*rsg homeowners deputies on reckless driving • Council session. Village Mobile home park bank robbery trial in San Fran- membership of more than 500 have appeared at commission and felony possession of Naming a replacement for suggested many people phoned circe had made It impcsslble to persons, appeared before the meetings to protest. marijuana charges, In lieu of planning comitis.sion member the police station on one oc- secure a fair Jury "anywhere in commission to protest the The purchase was okayed by $5,250 bond, following a traffic l)ortald Sines, who has sub- casion to find out what was the country." purchase. the couaty's parks board, stop at U.S. 17-92 and SR-436. muitted his resignation, will going on because a city vehicle - 4" 1 .j 4i' head the agenda. Council was "driving at high speed '' mnemnbera have been asked by through the park" and j.' ' pt 1 Mayor Troy Piland to submit residents could not understand their recommendations, what was being "screamed . -I. : $' 1 Also lr the agenda, Freeman over the loud speaker." it'JJt411I Crews will request permission Hunter responded he was to install gas pumps at the Shop "very much aware what had :'] and Go convenience store. If occured and a reprimand had Li . ('• permission is granted it will be been issued to those Involved." Li ______ alirstlnthecity, which thus far 1 Hunter has also asked for . k I'... has been without a service possible purchase of a vehicle station or gas pwnps available for the police department be to the public. The city Installed placed on the agenda. _______ its own tanks to fuel city Councilman John Daniels will ' vehicles when the municipal discuss personnel procedures building was constructed, and health Insurance for em/ I Three times recently the ployes and their families I I police switchboard has been The "mayor's office" report .-ZL . .f flooded with calls frr)mn curious will conclude the agenda. .- WASHINGTON (AP) — &1LU3 DUI Hit' ' ____________________ ______________ sForcd Retirement Could Bring Benefits Is _ __ - Sfor(l Robert Todd Bethent Alice G. Holly William L. Driver l-'enze Franklin Marie F. Fuhrmann Mary B. Johns Sam Kelly Alice L. McMillan John J. Nettles Effie Robinson Richard A. Thomas Willie B. Fitzgerald, Altarnonte Springs Jeanette W. Alexander, DeBary Rocco (1 lAmbardi, DeBary I-'rida W. Werner, lieBary Emil Ficugel, Deltona Diane El. Wade, Lake Monroe Norma B. Eberle, Longwood Pamnella Jackson, lMngwood Ralph I)avls Sr., New Smyrn.a Bcti, Samuel Harris, Oakhill MARCh28. 1976 Ai)MISSIONS SanIor Juanita Sue Carroll Abbie Davis Julia MeGough Alice I. MeMillan Simmie Miles Jr. Myrtle K. Morriscn Henry L. Sanders &'. Michael 'lelverton Robert I). Smedley, DCItotill Ruth M. Winter, Deltona Harold Goodwin, Enterprise Sandra J. West, Lake Mary Thelma Niblack, IA)ngwoed linda K. Sutton, Osteen Juseb A. Moore, Richmond, Va. "It was completely inert," he said, "but It has the same appearance and weight as a live round." Labruciano theorized the shell was a war souvenir put away by a previous resident of the house. lie said George did exactly right in imiimediatel' calling authorIties. On Feb. 19 Loch Arbor resident Alan W. Smith discovered a rusty hand grenade burled in the sand alongside the foundation of his residence. Labruclano reported the grenade, live and capable of exploding, was disarmed at the firing range. On Feb. 23 deputy J.F. Bennett found a live 20mm cannon shell sitting In a traffic lane at Celery and Sanford Ares, Theshell, which had been fired but didn't detonate, was BIRTHS turned over to members of the Mr. and Mrs. John (Susan sheriff's boirib disposal squad. Charron, a girl (1595 =, J-, ''— IPii ARE OPENING A k. _' ''- ' I'' - ' ' . 1' .f '- - ,'? £ Itew .. , . - :, , ,_, . r ' ,j.I._f, j).f.' Ic Skøpp h Se*t'€ 'c-..i' ."':'.' '.i,) ::iIi ,, gu I ...è ,... li' - :-.-. ' 3' .- "c,.i'i - .-,.-,' -- -".' ,,' ' •-" , ,'. -1 'L'.,. )frS', -': '.. '" '"y- 1j ! 1- .r '-. ..- '-' ' -'- Uiiox Sfij1iug 714W. FIRSTST. -' .i (NIGHTS) PH. 322-5703 -. , -'',"' LATEST IN Dawu'6 ')i - ,, '- - vt-' 'f -. i i 1. . "I.. 52 ' ',"d.,' i' UNISEX HAIR STYLING CALL OR COME BY :• ; i 'A 4, Wednesday, March 31 FOR THE ..'A I -'. - I. - I. ': .:'. -'h LgL .- - 'Lr I, '1..' ,r--'. ,i" ', .'1# " ':~' ;w ) I.' :'- :;" p ti.- at 714 West First Street t _ 4..,. ç : 1r;, ,- :.,,..'.. -: --" - ' ..% 3'- . 'ct4 '.1 s . -,_. ,,,~ ":14:_ _, tr1'T ici' '_,J - : Opeuiwj _1 -. - ,c'F 1 VVEATHER Sunday's high 85, today's loss 63. Rainfall .16 inch. 'hntt' iii thuntflrshi t'r' mainly north on Wednesday. Otherwise fair or partly cloudy and mainly' dry. Highs i SOs, lows near 60 north to near 70 southern pcnlnsuta. EXTENDEI) FORECAS1' Cloudy through Tuesd'n' Chance of afternoon showers. Highs In the lu, to amid-SOs, ks In the mid60s. Rain probability 20 per cent. Tuesday's Daytona Beach tides: high '7:41 a.m.. and 7:.cS p.m.; in t: 19 am.. 1:28 p.m. Port Canaveral high 7:13 a.m. and 7:37 p.m., low 1:09 n.m., and 1:2.3 p.m.; Bayport high 1:17 n.m. and 1:08 p.m.; lois 7:21 and 7:47 p.m. c.-.' 1 1 .1' _________________ ___________________________ ':,-: . Lft(PJWJifl FORMERLY OF BETTY ANNE'S HAIRSTYLING Sanford: ('harlie Bell Susie C. Booth Sue C. Coomnh Mae B. (;illon Elizabetti Mainor Katie Mae Reid Peggy J. Griffin, Altamonte Springs Eva Gibson, DeBars William I). Gibson, Ih'Bary Mary Ellen Rainier, L)eRary Lucille C. Timberlake, DeBar-v Harold Kenneth Volf, l)eltona Allen Scott Danchuk, Glenwood Ester J. Mathis. 1.argo --_- D - .- .-. .',';Il" b-' " -: ,, *1 , ' . jY2 "c- -.=--- '.--_ I _1 �4 - -- + - . - + - . --- -=4 Evening HerWd .likl N. F'IFNt fl AVE.. SANFOHE). Fl .A, 3273 Art', ('isk .C5.32.261l or &ll.993 Around Monday. March 29, 1916--4A AVNE ft IXWI.E, Publisher R. flICflAl LON(;, Editor V, lli.IAM 1). ('Uflfll. Managing Editor 9 I bmt' Ih'livt•r Week. 55 cents: Month, $240: 6 Months, $11 ). Vt.r. S28 10. I Mail In Hornb saint' as home deIiver All tr mail: Month, $270; t Months, $16.20; 32 Months, $32.40. . rTflI _____ W HUD's Is Really Sad R I The Clock By ED PRICKETT it is not an exaggeration to state that the federal government's experience is subsidizing housing for :ther: has been very discouraging since it ventured into the programs in 1968, propelled by race riots of the 1960's. the Initially, the emphasis was on providing housing for the very poor. However, seven years of effort ha v e failed to meet this objective to any great degree. Additionally, the various programs encotirated lawlessness and other scandals, an(l entrenched another lethargic bureacracy in the Department of Housing and Urban Development. As of last month, HUD was the owner of 65,000 boarded-up single family houses, enough to provide the residential needs of a city of 260,000 ard an additional 85,000 multifamily units valued at $2 billion. In the meantime, the emphasis of the federal nousin programs changed in the early I9Os when federal midies were used to assist middle inLul!le "O!Wrieans and contractors in crder to prop up a sagging industry and to create jobs. Now the administration has taken things a step further by proposing to spend $264 million in the next two years to subsidize 250,000 mortgages and $6.5 billion to generate construction activity. The goal for the next fiscal year is to provide federal subsidies for 500,000 units - some 42 per cent of the number of houses built last year. Philosophically, the thought of the federal government su bsidizing Americans goes against the grain, even if the federal government is in large measure responsible for their plight. Hey buddy, caa you spare a dime? That's the question Education Commissioner Ralph Thrllngton Is asking Floridians this year to fund education needs In the state of Florida. In m' casi., the answer is yes." That is Wb "yes" if I understand the specific wording of Turllngton's request and from whence the money will CCE1e. In a sharp exchange with Governor Reubin Askew, Thrllngton said educa tion needs can be met with a far more modest tax increase than depicted by th e governor. Turlington said Askew Inflated school officials' request by telling a news conference that the commissioner wanted an "unreasonable" boost of obtained with a modest adjustment (Increase) in the alcoholic beverage and cigarette taxes," the commissioner sid. In other words, hey buddy, can you spare a dime? Most of the people I know who enjoy bellying up to the bar in a local pub wouldn' t think twice about handing over a dime for education in Seminole and other counties. Nor would they object too strongly to paying a few cents more for that package of cigarettes. Not as long as they knew the money is going to educate the children of this state. . Now, If extra money Is needed to finance top. heavy administrative costs, tha t's a horse of a different color, "Ourrequestwasfor$144.2milllon thatwe call a miluon, 1\rtp,gthn said In an interview. "The other portions were agency m-quests that we forwarded, but which we did not make top priority." Then came, in my opinion, what is the crux of 'I'urlIngton's argument. "OUr request was quite realistic and can be Here in this county you may rest assured there are little or no top-heavy administrative cWts evident In the school system. There are fewer ad. ministrators per total number of pupils here than in any of the four Florida countiei I have worked in. Why. at any given school board meeting In Hillsborough County It's not unusual to see three frightening. As inflation makes more families .eligible for HUD assistance, the federal subsidies to construction already were frozen once in 1973 because of insufficient funds. It would be easier for the administration to turn back from the impending disaster now, before the program becomes more entrenched and before it gets a vaster constituency than it now has, Heart of Darknes s The dark ctinenL daily becomes a more dangerous place, It requires eamest attention ftom our policy-makers. Thai means, all of ti. Monzambique has declared a state of war. Rhodesia is the obvious target. The departure of the Portuguese colonists has tolled the end of European imperialism in Africa. OrJy the white-dominated minority governments In Rhodesia and the Republic of South Africa remain, Islands of white rule surrounde.d by black people. The immediate danger is the oultTeak of a racial war in the southern half of the continent, The government of Rhodesia has refused to recognize its own peril. A pea ceful solution becomes more remote every day that goes by without meaningful negotiation toward the etablishment of majority rule in Rhodesia. It is imOtable that similar pressures wW eventually require the Republic of South Africa to grant more freedom and equa lity of opportunity to Its black majority, The altemidve L ,- hastly to contemplate. GuerrU!a war, terrorism, repression, genocidal programs, even nuclear war all this is possible if not probable. It would be difficult for superpowers to avoid lnvolvemeit. The dangers do not need to be stressed or exaggernted. They call clearly for crly and continuous attention by the American public to the African situation. We must be informed in order to be of assistance to all tii people there, in order to make a determined effort to keep the peace. We must seek to persuade all the antagoniiits that it is in their own best interest to be rea3mable, to seek compromise and accommodation, and to avoid conflict, 11 we can help toward that goal, we must. BERRY'S WORLD s 1 ". _,i_ 11 I.' -5 y I ,.- . - '. - %0 - - ___ __________ _________ _Aia _______ ________________ ___ ____________________ I I "______ - ,",I --Wom~ ~ - -C . oll I L .. V In Wind I 1•. . . , 1.. - .1 k ~_~. __~_ V-- ,'_ni The Water 11 i .I, ___ __ _ __ 44. V R 7_ '.' . 7 _______ WASHING1UN - There Is l o se information Th closer the nation gets to the goa!s set by circulating the country that Ronald Reagan, I Um IF ed ~_1~71i~ - H=ry Jackson, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter and -1 >7 "MI=k! Ire li.'der It becomes - and the more It is cesthg. ______ ________ George Wallace are the leading contenders this Spending for pollution abatement and control _________ presidential season. ____ by business, consumers and government In the ___ hiah! After months of consulta tion wi th the ____ United States totalled $23 billion in 1973, reports %, top political strategists of both parties, I've _ the De pa rtment of Conunerce. This was an Ink. learned exactly the opposite is true. These men a'ease of 18 per cent over the $19.5 billion spent have no chance at all, and I shall tell you why. In 1972 and the bulk of it - $13.2 billion - was I It Is disarmingly simple, for the most part, F -1 _L__ '_+-,-L- It . spent by Industry, and most of It went to combat iitRl' I ' IV - __ You'll recall that Carter won the New RampIt water pollution. -5shire primary. Well, no - fix your mind on the ,1 Figures for 1974 and 1975, when they become -. .'.4! •. ,-. idea that he lost, for that Is the core of the * ' i . i . available, will no do ubt show a continuing up- i ' ultimate design. In New Hampshire Carter was .e. IN trend. According to the government's .( . .•. I':, usd by his supporters merely for the purpose of ,; Council on Environmental Quali ty, I -i..t embarrassing Birch Bayh, who represented '.' dustries will have to put 10 to 20 per cerA of their Washington. M3rrls UdaU also represented P total plant and equipment investments Into 'I 1 f %, .. Washington, but he was forgiven because he also pollution control to meet existing federal laws. represented Arizona, with which Carter's New But not only In Industry feeling a cost pinch. 7 i'4 J r, Hampshire supporters sympathized, even 7, Municipalities were promised federal grants .~ k-1 I.. T i-- i ~ I though its Indian jewelry tends to be radical left. 11 - . 6 1/ ,f 131', ~ - ";,.f er 75 per cent of the capital cost of sewage % 11~1~'/ 1, '' You see? It Is of course true that Carter did ' IQ F PC treatment systems. These grants were ""I , .~ . ; '. , 11 ''. have the solid backing In New Hampshire of Umt ( 'I / i, totalIed $18 billion over the last three years. sk II coalition of center-right Democrats who oppose Congress, however, has released only $9 billion Wcolnimque candidates with one eye, which to date. I know It's a drafty spot-that's what I Ilk e about ItI Udall is, but this group I discounted in most ________________________________________________________________________________ Present Indications are that 40 per cent of the camps as being li ttle more than the soft uination's municipalities and 10 per cent of inder belly of the faction that really favored a dustry may not be able to deadline for cornUoyd Bentzen-Milton Shapp ticket which would with water ____ quality JOHN CUNNIFF give the Russians some real pause. When Congress Incidentally, one must not forget that it was Pollution Control Act, It set a series f Bentzen, in effect standing in for John Connally, progressively higher standards. If and when the who conducted the early poll In New Hampshire 1777 standards are nitt, it* nation wil.1 have which Indicated that 96 per cent of the voters knew whom they liked but wouldn't tell. That, of NEW YORK (AP)-People's capitalism has 1929 collapse. It couldn't keep up with al) the achieved 90 per cent of RU the water quality .' goals envisioned in the original bill. ciurse, effec tively eliminated Nelson suffered another set back. The stock market business thrown its way, and some brokers Already, however, there is a growing chorus Rockefeller from further consideration and Monthly Investment Plan, which permitted collapsed In confusion. Scores of am were disof calls, not only from Industry but from labor thereby set the scenario for the Carter win that Installment buying of stocks, has ended. As the solved, leaders and local politicians, for a relaxation of destroyed his candidacy.(By the by,Car#er was Wal] Street Journal put it: "It's RIP for MIP.1' As some of the brokerage houses collapsed also hurt by his smile, what's so dam funny?) 7be NIIP had seemed to be a great idea in the their bookkeeping became even rrm chaotic, pollution control standards lest the nation's But the severe winnowing out proces began late 195( and early 196, when the post World and the accounts of many naU investors were recovery from the recession be endangered. in Vermont, where Gene McCarthy lost any War 11 boom was transforming Ameklca, and tied up for many months. When they finafly got At least one business leader has suggested a chance he may have had.True, he was not on the America had enough left over to help transform their money, many investors were thonughly more positive way of reducing the adverse ballot, and that explains the whole thing. His end Europe and Japan as well, economic impact of pollution control laws In the disillusioned, was nriturnfly followed by that of Sargent Brokers, corporate executives and exchange The shareholder population began to slide as area of water quality. F. Perry Wilson, chair- I iriver In Massachusetts who In his unflagging officials, flush with profits man of Union Carbide Corp., proposes the fees and bonuses, and more and more people realized that suppoct of moral government simply let the thought everyone should share in USe good for. creation of a "Water Quality Board" which sinner's vote Sup away. There was a time talk of tune. "It's your right to awn a piece of violent, moved in two directions. Price swings becarng would evaluate the progress of ea ch industry and and many an individual who was paper teaming Shriver and McCarthy an a breakaway America," they said. municipality toward the goals of clean water and ound ticket, with the idea that since the country is in himself with losses on identify where Oww goals were not being met. Many ordinary Americans finally overcame such bad shape even they couldn't hurt it. But their memories of the 193as and made the corn"Where the goal has been achieved," he says, The market was becoming institutionalized "the board would mquire additional control only then it was rmembered that George Corley mitment, a lot of them thro ugh the monthly plan, Wallace was stW an announced candidate. under which you could buy even a small fraction with pension and mutual hinds and the Ww, and as necessmy to maintain the quality level. massive trading power of these Institutions, Where the goal has not been achieved, it would Ah, Wallace, he's the sly one this campaign. of a share of a 1956 Actually, he favors the btudng of every black to a Large degree, produced thew violent price idertify the additional technology "t woWd ., , The shareholder population soared. In child in Alabama to Boston schools, yet there there were only SA million shareholders, but by changes. More Individuals wittidrew. have to be applied, determine Its feasibWty.and -1 Commissions went up. The Individual Investor ascertain the desirability of the benefits ex. wasn 't a peep of It In MAssachuset ts' primary. 1970 the figure had leaped to more pecW.One supposes Owefore these elections are mill.ion. This, It was proclaimed, was the era of has to pay his own way, It was argued. Thew small accounts were costly' the brokers argued. called preferential primaries because can- people's capitalism, Su ch an approach, he says, would avoid the We can handle i nstitutional acco unts at a much clidatea will say wha tever the voters prefer. It didn't last long, at least unnecessary cost of an automatic and sweeping Wallace might have pufled it off, too, except for As Wall Street's business; boomed, its in- lower per unit cost. etandard by establishing realistic and diligent work by NBC Television: its election difference to the individual see:md to be more As the shareholder population shrank, stock economically justifiable goals. analysts located a sample precinct In Worcester manifest. Many brokers declined to accept small exchange officials became alarmed. Perhaps Another solution to the dilemma where every voW's head carne to a poinL and on accounts. 7bey were a nuisance; some brokers belatedly, it was recognized that the Individual technology itself through "second generation" the basis of returns Uwe projected Wallace the claimed they were a ffilancially costly one. investor was essential to the functioning of the water pollution cortrol equipment -according loserand, bvextension, the Republic the ,r',nner. Then came the Street's worst debacie sin ce the stock market, which Is an auction market, to Ecodyne Corp. -' - ' , 6 /$ I ! It ____ JACK ANDERSON -_ & T .- 'L - .A.A, - / "J7(VII F _______________________ ...k." tiflQ1L M ____ '-i.. I , RL . _," . ___________________________ . j_f_ 4.; `1V*_,.. Q 1!i pphNr f ____ ____ ____ Fl. . Monday, _______________ ______ _________ I '_ l . _. -,. __ #~., Raidea-s Crusm , Manatee - -. -- -. -- "- .i:. ______ _______ - r- _ -____ ,.c '.j -:-. " • .4 • . -UI ____________ ..--. .,t •. - ___ %t .. _ .'•' I.. I " . - -1 MNW "-. .,..w Semi nol e Community College putting the cork on the Brachalked up an Imprensive 13-3 denton visitors with a sparkling victory over Manatee Saturday eight and two-thirds innings relief job. in baseball with Wayne Kurth Meanwhile, four Seminole batters - Fran McDonald, Don Hubbard, Fran Chamberlain and Jeff Brockway - each drilled Manatee pkchlng for three hits apiece. Brock,% drove in thre runs for the ,RaldersSeminole is back In action Tuesday FERN PARK - John at Palatka against St. lthnkin+ a glass gla2er from Johns River in a 3p.m. Division Winter Park, defeated 2 encounter. .~ I i& . . ~, .4 ,,.. . ". ,P . . ' -. - .- '-.5,..- .. - , 66/ ". - _. .. . . - . - .-.--. - .-, ;S. . -. . ... -4 -- Fern Park P utt tt Ti tl e ' _____ ______ - ~~_T~w + . _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 4 °°° 2100 1000 3000 3001 3010 Sea ver For Sutton Sca lpel the Hammer vs. the Scalpel is run and shoot behind Rickey tonight in the fi nals of the Green wi th one of the quickest NCAA basketball playoffs. teams in the country. Indiana heats you up and "I think Michigan is the best Michigan cuts you up. team we've played this year," "I never dreamed that we'd said FAght. "Their quickness have to play Indiana three is really going to be a problem times this season," said Mich- for us. Michigan plays well toigan Coach Johnny Orr. "Good gether and works very hard at gracious, twice Is enough." both ends of the court. You The Big Ten colleagues ad- can't exploit them like you can vanced to the championship other teams because they have gameattheSpectrumwithsur- no weak areas to exploit." prisingly easy victories in Saturday's semifinals, setting up the first NCAA title game between teams from the same conference. "I wish we could get some Big Ten officials to work our game -. Vincent Bamen beats ball home, dides In safely. (Herald Photo@ by Bill Viumt Jr.) Bonds Sunday in an 18-hole ReCv, cl playoff for first prize of $100 In Yrg, rI lb Sunday's Gator Trail putting Rand3b series tournament at the Fern iiii. if FIorI,dh Park Putt-Putt. Itankin and Bonds tied after Otimr.ss Bshop.c s, one wem, 2b be tter than t hird place Gary ToIsiI English of Orlando. Jackson- SEMINOLE ,..,, ville's Wavne Williamson was Brck*ay, ri 0 fourth an'd Orlandoan Mike mcnnid. Evans. lb Pfeiffer filth. Chrnb4'li,c In ttie playoff, Rankin was Maw. pr The - - 13-3 Hammer Vs. ________ _____ ,-b.-4t;;. Rankin Nabs + . i,e I ______________________________________________ . - - __ I ___________• ii ________________________________ '- Ends - _____________________________ I _________________________________ jb. II SPORTS - I , + Installment Buying ?~. i.t~ . Glenn Sprague a icture of concentration ; Four-year-old Doug Willett ready for a hard day's work; Daniel Hobby ready to hit; Mother Mn. Jo Ann Hobby all eyes, earn; Freddie Vililen swingi mean bet, left to right. ir , '......-.- .,. -I + % , . ~- , ________ : ____ ___ jW. W6 1% ' / ______ Is Costly .- - ,,. .,. .'.. - I _X ;Qt. _ ____________ _____ " j a~i~-_ - - ,W W. __ ,_ . __. % Evening Her ald, ___ _____ / ! . . ___ 1 I" . 419 - .. _. - I - 4 ~ e~ . ___ - rade 2 T Four Church Teams ,A/j tonight," kidded Orr. "Then it First United Methodist, would be just like being back Pinecrest Baptist, Ifoly Crum home." Episcopal and First Baptist In their pr e vious meetings were weekend winners in this season. Indiana's muscle- Sanford Church League softball men prevailed over Michigan's games. flyboys, but not by much. The Robert Smith led the Hoosiers beat the Wolverines Meftdists to a I" win over by six p&nts in one game and First Presbyterian with three NEWARK, N.J. (API -7 "I grew up in California mid set at that," McDonald said. 11te ing out I went to Joe 313 4 1 New York Mets have agreed to (McDonald) and told him I the Dodgers have a good organ- "We have never had that AS R H R1111 send pitcher Toni Seaver to the wasn't unhappy or disloyal and ization," he said. "I don't want before. We have felt that we al. IA)s Angeles Dodgers for hurler that I wanted to remain a Met. to be traded but if I am,I would ways treated our players fairly before subduing the Big Ten Bobb) Duggar, Bob Ilood and 61 3 1 Tony Du.nkinsor. had two hits. Don Sutton, and tl~e deal only lie said he would get back to go to the Dodgers." and there was no need to invoke runners-up. i000 Despite sweeping the two. Owen McCarron aid John awaits Sutton's approval Seaver, who fore has be . been active the renewal clause." 301I it isronsunimated, the Newark "But there have been no in the players union. inLwred Sutton said the Mets would game series and finishing yards Crabtree had two hits for llie Hbbrcl. dh 51 3 I Star-Ledger the wrath reported today. of the Mets' front of- probably get another player in ahead of Michigan In the Big losers. communications. He has not nine-under par for a one-stroke PitkI,ii 3221 Carroll Crawford was 4-for-4, The ro!wspaper said Mets' gotten back to me." fice when lie failed to sign his any deal. Sources said the sec- Ten standings, Indiana Coach victory, also worth an E u ry, is Knight did not find past Ken bit had three hits and General Manager 200o Joe Seaver, who does not have contract on time and the club ond player could be outfielder Bobby automatic berth in the Oct. 17 Corr. Hyatt, 3b McDonald spent most of Sun. veto power over adeal, said he had to invoke the automatic re- John Hale or Joe Ferguson, a performances a prichological Gary Spotts homered as state tournament at Tampa. Hrmn. 31) 31 2 1 . day negotiating contract terms would not balk at becoming a newal clause, In amateur play, Bola T0181% catcher-outfielder who suffered factor In the championship Pinecrest Baptist stopped 40 1 game. Sanford Christian, 14-6. despite with Sutton's business manDodger. "The board of directors is up- a fractured right arm last July. Manning made up a four-stroke What Indiana does best Is Lee Marshall's three hits. Minalie o 000 10 3 ager, Larue Harcourt. deficit in the Final round to post Chuck Seminole Oil 421-OX-111 11ast inside for field ,oals with Lyn Grover, Greg Gan and While neither team would 0 1 it onc-stroke victory over E - DeS.ituro, Bishop (2). 1 6-foot-11 center Kent Benson Jack Homer had three hits in confirm the trade, the Mets and Palm. Manning had an 81 also, Dotnemolr; OP - Manatee; LIB serving as the stick of dyna- Holy Cross' 15-12 win over All Dodgers have reportedly Dave Rogers won the other Manatee 11, SemInole 16, u i Souis, which was paced by pro state berth in match play. McDonald, Hwatt; SR - Mayer (2) worked out all detalls of tli*e 11nnis Kerran's three hits. swap. Next stop on the Gator Trail HILTON HEAD ISLAND, wind up hitting one out of was one of five at 281. Don Regan went 4-for-4 in "That's why they're talking S.C. JAP) - Hubert Green, a bounds or hitting one in the watour Is May 9 at Fernandina Jack Nicklaus, tk defending First Baptist's 14-8 victory over to my man," Sutton said, down-home type who's become ter orsomethlng. Horrible. Just champinn, shot a 73-22. Gary Reach. ffl Ciean, Jerk Church of th Nazarine. which "They've agreed on the deal, one of the gaudiest names in awful." x-Jcem Rankin,$100 Player, Lee Trevino and Tom 27-77-77-41 got two hits each from Joe Tom Bonds,SSO H 27-26-41 Now they've got to get me to golf, Md to go tkick to last DAYTONA BEACH 11w turn came at the Doral Weiskopf were at 283 Gary Engllih, $25 22S3$-I2 " I OrLstmas to explain the sud- Open, which he won by six in the past 14 years, only Seminole High finished secoml Seminole Ifieh's swimmini, agree. *.Va., nc 'A':::, .=.,: 1! 32 2. .3rr., 4 2t -! ! 0 Lition, WIK) will Ix 31 Frid.ty, dell tutil-divulki OWL has lirtf-d :Iirv~,_-z iind with a record Wore. Johnny Mil er hne 9.1ron t!Lree Ln in last weekend Five Star Mike Pfeiffer,$10 n 2929-" teams took it- on the chin 14 OV RC,Ue,i 33 2CflI7 Sa tur da y, the boys losing to has played with the Dodgers for him to the front rank of the It was worth $40,000. Next It a row. He swept the first three Conference weightlifting meet, lO1I6-1Ola U Methodist PCXIIC 33 21)0-Il 10 years. That makes him a "S. game's stars, coming up with 18 points, SIX was Jacksom,vIlle, a twstroke titles in 1974 the season, but one Presbyterian 101 000 70-a 7 Charley Zeni 3211 29--" Lyman by a 11547 score and the and-10" player, one who cannot "I don't really know exactly victory worth And of those was a rain-abbrcfewer th.an champion DeLand. $35,000. .)e ioner 3131-I? girls dropping a 121-43 verdict be traded withou: his pci-. why," Hubert puzzled. He'd Sun da y he added the Sea Pines viated, three-round event. wi' Horler; LP - Gregory. Iil Mainland was third with 13, Dan Smith " -" to the same school. - Hood. Crabtree, Ken Evans 29--9 n 0 mission. missed the cut and four weeks ago, Heritage title with a 10-under 200 MEDLEY RELAY: Lymar "I've played six in a row," he followed by Mainland's 12 Clarence Danieli 31 25 )1'-. IV Dodger star reportedly then came back to reel off three 774, a comfortable five shot said. "I'm committed for the Se Joe marallito ze 33 30 29-" (Carm&ck, Flyr^ Dew, Midden) 121 III - I it Seminole's Mike Good won Sant. Christ. Dave Grethe 32-33 X-93 1:56.7; 200 FREE: Cruickshank talked to Mets' players Joe straight victories, only the victory, to the string that has four after Greensboro. It I play 430 304 1-14 Is sapt. 21-43 (Lym) 1 :5$7; 200 IM: Dew (Lym) Tom Daniels Torre and Bud Harrelson and second time in 14 seasons yet to come to an end. -Greensboro, that's 11 In a row, the heavyweight class with a 2:11.0; 30 FREE: Brinker (Lym) Jim Miller WP - Holt; LP - Preston; HR let them in on the trade d ur ing anyone has done th at. Purple staterecordcleanandjerktot.al n.4; DIVING: That last v1ctor' was worth 10C Carmack, 41S; jim Haynei I'm not looking for a Stts. 36-11.31-" 35 33,32_1()o FLY: Dew (Lym) 54 3; 100 F R E E: Sunday's New York-Im Angeof 310 pounds, besting a twoThen his face brightened with $43,000 from the to ~ Tom Machaverre 'tal purse of Ileart," he said. Brinker (Lym) 51+3; $00 FREE: AmöteurAPADivision les exhibition game in Vero the grin 'Juit has made him stich $215,000, made Hubert the lead. year-old record by 10 pounds. ' 114 712123-01 Cruickshank (Lym) 3:22.5; 100 NC. EpIscopal 200 200 16-15 n Bola Manning Beach. a popular Seminole's Don Petersen and All favorite. ir.g money-winner with $132,006 HUtert Green. BACK: 1. Jacobson (Lym) 1:06.9: Chuck Palm Souls 21 7$ 30-42 017 III lS-12 S McDonald said three weeks 21, 26.31 -43 100 BREAST: Lake (Sem) 1:01.0; "Last Christmas, my caddy For the season and enabled him 6167a73-274 Ron Spain had second place John Swarm WP - O'Neil; LP - Depeirro 2926)0-13 400 FREE RELAY: Lyman ago he had initiated trade talks Bill Hubberd Jerry McGee, $74,510 gave me a present," Hubert to set a record of $118,000- the finishes in their respective 71 69 7160-271 weight classes. Bobby Henderson 26-31-21--IS (Cruickshank, Brinker, Jacobson, with six clubs, advising them of said. "A box of rocks. Maybe he most ever Baptist 201 470 1-14 II collected in the span Hale Irwin. $11.39$ Bogdany) 3:46 4, Dennis Piper 26 29 30-45 Nazirhi. • - $ 4 the Mets' willingness to part was telling me I had rocks in of three weeks. GIRLS 69677767-210 Alan Atkisson 2779 30-44 123-i. Bell ISC) 370; 2 Petersen Thomas: LP WP Morgan 793171-47 200 MEDLEY RELAY: Lyman (B. with Seaver. Several days ago my head," DougShoct (5) 330; 3 Singletary (SO) 313+ Jerry McGee, never in con- Gibby Gilbert, $11.395 ./6 4 McDonald said he still had "on21 20 12--ill Jerry Manning And, Green surmisM, maybe tention for the title, took wBurlison) 2:00.3; 200 FREE: B. 307929-Il Goetiiones Simmons (SC) 435; 3. Daniels (SB) Don January, $11,395 going negotiations with two Blamick,, (Lym) 7:11+1; 230 IM: the caddy was right. Hubert ond. lie holed out from a sand c. 67727467-210 32 79 70 $9 David Johnson SHS Boosters said he'd had trouble with his trap on the final hole for a 68- Kermit Zariey. 56,479 323177-90 Blamick (Lym) 2:300. 50 FREE: clubs." WrsCromer Ill - i. Gordon (D) 535;). Spain Surlown (Lym) 263; DIVING: 70 71 71.69--211 (S) 445; 3. Glaks (S11) 40; " 29 30-91 Jimmy Craig Seaver, a three-time Cy concentration in the early juirt 2-,9. Dortman (Lym) 116 6; 100 FLY' C. 7732 33..43 Andy North $6,129 Robert Henderson 163-I. Patrick ID) 550;). Brooks Young award winner, is geer- of the season. Blamick (Lym) 1:01 5; 130 FREE hale Irwin, Don January and 69 707270-211 (D) 520; 3+ Zedker (SC) 500+ ' 3279 )l Dennis Scholl S. Blamick fLym) 6:11.4. 100 ally regarded as one of the best "Actually. I was playing Gibby Gilbert were next at 2W. Lanny waakins. SLA29 The Seminole Ifigh School 3030-34-94 161 - 1. Strteler (M) SAS., 2. Mike Fr&nt 372931-95 BACK: HelIiner (Lym) 1.111; 100 pitchers 69736970-701 Adams (S) 525. I Johnson (0) 520. Athletic Booster Club will meet Art Beinrtt in baseball. He said pretty good. Not bad, anyhow. January and Irwin had 67s and 33753495 BREAST: McArty Mum) 1:204; 400 19$-i. Jackson (D ) 610;). Scott tonight at 7:30 Dave Beck Sunday th at a trade for Sutton But it was stupidity. Just dumb. Gilbert a V3 - the same as Bob Murphy, 56.479 in the Greater Lyman 667146 76-711 CM) 330; 3 Maddox (5) SOS. 31303296 FREE RELAY: Tom Rusnak would Bewlinger , Dyer. Hockenberry, not suprise him. Sa nf ord Chamber of Commerce "It's like I was playing In a Green - in the mild, hazy Graham Mar'l. 56,429 Hvy - 1. Good ( S) 643; 2. Dei'npi 3331 Rob Elliott Davis) 1390 6969 69-74-711 WI 313; 3 Grady (D) 510 "When we first started work. different time zone. I'd always weather. Muriy had a 76 and building. WOfl playoff + - Box ( Rocks Green Good Sets Mark Seminole Drops f. Swimming Meet =i' S - %~ . I q~% -Why don? we wait Ild we're over the flu and have a tryst then?" ---;,- _,_'4*,.T -------;. -L-'-,&r 4'- - ::: A •: t , I - . 7 : -T1:7? 4 "t'4,•, (' ;C" ?5' - 'I '.-.r;-.', A. tj 1' ''-'.': ': r I ' rb! r - k rill i. ii~ 1i-•i : ,, - "I lj7 S.I; '3 -- w ', ' Meet Tonight XPOS 4 ,f , + WASHINGMN .- Our most tragic mail wearing a hood. A guard instructed them to urge lawyer also contended that the ceiling of the cell rope which was strung Unugh a pulley on tIle comes from poli tical prison ers who have been Herzog to confess to Communist activities. But was too low for a successful hanging. ceiling. He was hauled a few feet above the brutalized bemuse of their beliefs. Their stark the hooded prisoner denied any part in these One group of political prisoners in Sao pauj~o ground and left dangling for 20 minutes there, stories have been smuggled to to, together with activities, has compiled a list of 55 prisoners whom they with all his weight pulling on his painfully tied corroborative evidence, by courageous friends The two journalists were led away, but they know have died of government torture since hands. In Indira Gandhi's India, this agonizing and priests who have risked tort ure themselves could hear Herzog screaming. La ter, they 58W 1969. torture Is called "the aeroplane." to place the documents before us, Heriog again; he was trembling uncontrollably. Of course, President Ernesto Gelsel has ,j We have just received more smuggled The next day, they were informed he had power to stop this Inhumanity. The world should Seven persona, arrested by the police for up political posters, were cruelly totreports from Brazil and India. Once again, we cwimltted suicide, Putting hold him responsible, therefore, as If he perwflpublishthesithstorIesLnimattemptto Kcsider himself endured sadistic torture at iaially applied the electric prods. were stripped and their bodies were burned with stir world opinion against the torturers. For the Similar stories have been smuggled to th e hands of the security men, lie was b'aten Wax candles. Indian la wyers, who later visited suffering prisoners, Oils is their Lad flickering .,, 4# bedly and was tortured with electric shock. The from India since Indira Gandhi seized di hope. ctatortai the PrisOnerflat the hospital, were horrified and powers. She should also be held personally torturers, wearing hoods to hide their identities, lodged a protest. In Brazil the renowned journakat Vladimir attached wires to his flnge4"s, hands and ankles responsihie for the terrible tortures that have I Herzog voluntarily appeared at an army in. At Idduki prison, a prisoner named I and then prodded him In the face, shoulders and been practiced in her name. teirrogation center In Sao Paulo for questioning. Hemart Kvmar VW=i, leader of a Delhi Thangapban, was beaten with a t10rCh antl 8 khkMs with wires trom a portable generator. Afew hours later, he was dead. The army put out University student group which opposes farmer named Parablankaran was beaten Konder went Into hiding after his release. . the incredulata story that he bad hanged hknwff Sao Paulo Gandhi regime, was arrested at a picnic. He was senselemessi. "Blow$ were rained nn his chest Alfortso Celso Nogueira Montefro,a by his belt after confessing to membership in the ten. 71vn burning with the butt of a rine,'I the af fidavit afleges. The lawyer, was kidnaped off the streets by govern. Communist pty Fr4rifl.z 'ne 'r1J,,nd-i t,hia hat-p oM.. ,'j two men were (lvtn nothirw t fl... "lent agentli But the brutal truth, eclimtng ' his *nose and his reciri* to to the jected to beatings, semi-asphyxiation and powder w:3 smeared Footnote: An Indian spokesman denied the smuggW evidence, is that P.arwg was torhavid tum. charges of torture. He said that poUtIcal Ji (W and murdered. Journ" Rodotfo Kmkr tLsis electric shock for several days. Oin PrOka* arrested for participating in PIWMTS are treated humanely and Wt the stated that during his own deUon he witU. Jose Ferreira de Almelda died in "satyadreka," a nonviolent resistence "Indian prison system is of the good ones." A nessed flem-N's torture. detention In Sao Paulo on Aug. 8, IV;, three days movement, wai beaten mercilessly. He was also Brazilian em!)AWY spokesman U d that it is "not . I , According to Konder's account, he and after his arrest. The official explanation apin hung upside down wid his testicles were p*ed the practice in rej, to ! B I ;. another Jow-naUst were taken bito an In- was that he had committed suicide, but his with a rod. torture" peopLe. Both the Indian and Brazilian spoke smen claimed the___i-_ terregation room when Ow.; uw Hang. They lanes repoirted, observing tmture ocars on NAraahtnha Rao, a graduate student at reports of tOrture were propagardp intended to were able to recognize him even though he was Aimneida's body during a visit to the center, The Itangolore, had his hands lashed behind him with tarnish the reinies. L- i. . - + ---- - + ' -- -.'-.-- 1 W ,~ _______ I ____ . - . fr : ~ MW ., ______ Cleaning '(A ~. ' *- DON OAKLEY g .. + ~%,7~-1111'-M --M o1fi-il-~-r_ L~ l l ow in - b _ • Wal - + % ill I• available. But as long as it Iy for the education of youth, yes, Commimmer 111TUrIlfwn,I can spare a dime. d idate s ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 111111111 I 1 111 - __ * .,..,- bV` _ _ .,_•,. jkt Fie1~d Dff Hig hway s . , .rrrgwlq - +. 0 4 _________ Can ' - + - - F Yes, there are some instances that dime won't be TOM TIED - Baseball Leall~~~ ues Shift Irst,^ - R#rst 1 11"*~ ~ 5 3 J r'...................... 4Ir' Economically the program is even more I know school officials upped the millage last year. But then the state also raised the percentage of local tax money needed to participate in the state's funding pngrams. I also know that some principals earn upwards of $Zt,000 a year In this county. But Is that too much? It's not if you realize that university professors or associates earn about the I,... same salary for as hue, In SiMile CLtC, UD IUIJV hours of time spent in th e classroom teaching. a high school principal is responsible for a host of duties, including many, many extra hours spent at after-hour activities. Seminole Bo .. times as many assistant superintendents as there are board members. &mI'x,lc County has only two - Assi. Supt. Roger harris anJ Asst. Supt. Dan Dagg. Seminole County also is lucky in that it tins a school board that, literally, squeees pennies. L - - 'i . ' .,.'. •, f-.~, V ' ;"-i :S.rS ; l:_..''.-. )?,., lv ,_;i.' : ,2,, 4 ' - ';.'.: ' - - • -- . '..z_,' '. 'iii. S. '- S. ;-* Undergo*ing Growing Pains W*ith Too Few H*Its * DAYTONA BEACH (AP) - players on the Expos' present and 28 runs twtted in. Infielder who have beensol.ight by many one of the best in the league, win the right field job and play in fellows like Steve Rogers, said. "However, we need a Expog, roster while working in their larry P.wish Nitted .274 with major league tearns. Both will with Jorgensen at first, Mack- for us every day." The Montreal Dan Warthen, Woodie Fryman, strong bullpen to be a winner who never finished with a win- farm system. 10 homers and 6511111. No other catch, and if they both hit like anin at second, Tim Foil at Biitner, Pepe Mamigual, Jerry Steve Renko and Clay Kirby," and strong-armed Don DeMola Twenty-nine of the 39 players Expo starter batted over .270, they're capable of hitting, .stiortstop and Larry Parrisli at ning record in the seven-year Kuehl said. "I am extremely is about ready to be a relief reign , of Cene Nlttuch, are trying on the club's winter roster the aver,3ge reached by catcher they'll be in the lineup at the third. Kuehl expects rookie out- %0ite and Jim Dwyer are the confident that Dennis Blair (& stablemate with Murray. We otlwr Expos to turn things z'round under played For him In the Eastern, Gar' Carter, who hit 17 home saint' tune." fielder Ellis Valentine to crack 15 In 1975 will return to his are hopeful that an improved interra(Ionai, instructional or run s and knocked in 68 runs. roolue isfanugt'r i'cari i'sueni. iuviiI suggeswu cna i'uoie, the rpn, u1rtua inleup. Va. 7te uCi(uug 3U111 t1.) p cwillgieuskn;: ise Only the second manager the Winter Leagues. So lie knows Slick-fielding first baseman who batted .194 with seven lentine batted .306 in the Inter. young. ~leve Rogers, 26, is the won 11 games dwing part o' Lhanded pitching we need in the Mike Jorgesen led the team honiers and 30 I(BI last seaion, na!ion,al League last year, then ace of the staff, although he ran that season.E Kuehl ,Ahat thev can and can't do. bullpen. We cannot (to it with WN11 th ,cy can't do, principal- with 18 hoiners. lie batted .261 vould play the infield. "Ile [tit 364 in 12 gwries with Oe into soplAomore jinx problems will be undertaking his first Although. Kuehl would like to one man." plays first base very well," said Expos. major league job. At 38, he's the ly, is generate much offense, with 6711111. last season. After a 122 record see some more depth in the Kuehl, "and we'll find out this youngest man ager In tNe The Expos batted .244 last sea. "Valentine was sensational in 1974, he was 11-12 last seas&i. bullpen, he knows he can Lvurit Depending on how you look at "We're strong behind thi-, spring if he can at% rill in at the last two months at Memphis leading Ole staff in starts with on Dale Murray, 154 in 63 it. the Fxpos are either young son. Nobody in the Natioval major$. plate," said Kuclil. "We have third base," "We have to try and grow League was lower, and he's just had a great winter 35, complete games with 12 and games last year. "Murray Is or they e ar inexperienced Outfielder I. irry Blitner battwo outstanding catchers in I'll [Ast year's starting infield is in Puerto Ilico," Kuehl said. innings pitchM with 251 2-3. with the players," says Kuehl, unquestionably one of base. Kuehl chooses to call them "We have some solid starters ball's premier relievers," he young--but gaining experiene who developed ninny of the let] .315 wIth three home runs Barry Foote and Gary Carter very voting and, defensively, be disappointed if he doesn't ,,, + .-+- :+- - - �- — - -__ --w - ---r _____ -. __________ 6A— E enin HeraltS f d Ft ? Md rch29976 ______ H0' — Dokes Leading ___ An Act Shocks Gloves Hopeful Birdie Kiyomoto Ends Putt - OLTA, Japan - Takako Klyomow of three-foot birdie putt on the first hole of a sudden-death playoff and beat county'voman Nayoko Yoshikawa j $33,000 Oita Tsukigata !nterniUonal Women's Gol! But he djdn't exact)) waflz past scored a u ptt nc i, hic (jVP hO(Its 1 si tuck)'Dc Cabbut hestfll has t race" said jockey Laffit Pin. rn Ia before head- cay' date n An Act may have spoiled the P ng the lead much of the hopes of actor Tdlly Savalas, wner of Icily's Po of way:afldsfldouthiO ing the trip to the Kenucky A ita Derb' So g pace with An Act In the second 11 yon . 1' - ___ :.j ' unous 147-pound ? title Tislor won i wunimous - - ,. This week marks the beginning of Florida's spring festival season, with one R' . .. ... to do something a little special wifli family, you won't beat these opportunlUes for a long time. Starting today in St. Petersburg and running through April 10 Is the annual Festival of States, a two-week salute to Bicentennial with bands, sports tour- . flags crown hereSaturda) night And xt ølinI rnørI(' q I, disappointing sixth place finish riding Pan Am 132 pound silver d hoice of th gure cr0 ' Pop, who never and $4 Trainer Ron McAnally said Deub Life's Ho ook third En Holl%wood Derby nd then the iieu o nine o of Miami, hopes to get another e'innati gained a unanimous de- rs own, e urn " Detrit, and Pam Am 106 Catu - JünmyConnorscamefm a (lark who unlike Dokes is not Curt of Wzhiton, DC BOSTON - Second-seeded Esonne Goolagong of - originall) from St Augustine has the handicap of shortness Wade of England in the final of a $75,0) women's indoor tennis tournament A SHE TIri RD3 reach and speed ' danced around Clark to get the winning noints ;nl iid t,n ('lirh ens -'e 0 from the field to score an easy victor) over Ferrari teammate Niki Lauda and win the US GFdfld Prix West Ro th D"L b In"F;" ç championship match to win a $100,000 Professional LM I szuggeri on we ewoie wgu doubleheader ct Fort Mellon Park (Herald r Doiesdld tornght," said Clark's At 6 30 it will be Eldridge trainer, JInlm) Mrkes in Stind,trd 'igainst Gregor) cuinpetition 'We'llgetanother Monroe Inn p18)5 Seaboard shot at him" Coastline and at 9 his Patrick Dokes lost a tight decision to Outcasts against Auto Train Cuba's 1972 Olsmpic champion, Seminole Coinmulni) ColIc e R IIri ivi F 1,reta I fits, one o 'in the Amateur Athletic Un- Leigue opens tonight at Fort Hel Rain OIl The owners of other top 3. }ear.olds in the West indicated 4 The arts and crafts festival, April St. Petersburg in less than three hours, nation s top artists and craftsmen Who and get off at the 4th Street exit dowtow P1"' largestciicfestjal, attracting more than Palm Sunda brings boats of all florIda s most dramatic Bicentennial mounted equestrian wilts parade along Recor rn best from then on," saId 21 world record In the discus with Others especiall) unprcssise Wednesda) and Friday and the hams said after sloshing over a oser more than 3,500 corn fore the rain took oser But Is "Mostly the younger group wants it," he said It's at all doing the haircut "for a long time, but it never And what about Dorothy heff' Her sister, Vidal Sassoon in New York. Sassoon - whose salon e said about 15 women a week have been worn her hair short but wasn't satisfied with the cut etrlc ha1tvles slar to the one worn by for the haircut Most of the custhmer! for the 50 City ha'er call Suga Mara Id Suua has hairessers said the basic haircut - Cathy Cooper, the manager olone of six House of There will also be three lavish par tks - a )outh parade Saturday, a dazzling Other esents include band TJflt Prt.s Ifl historic pageant and tours of thi 411 year States finale April 10 A largescale band competition Champions on Paradc dom4ln stretching from (antda to the Gulf ef Mi xlco ery third client J - '4 Li t - p - ' . ' L I. - 4.. _j - Ii1t-f "' '. '' ... is training In Colorado Sngs, Cob, wh . - p .a'I'. _ _____ a - al - .- ____________________ - ____________________________________ 1 F- !.- 1 - ;-? - T' -- I -. A" __________ , ---- WOMEN HON ________ ' _______________ ____ .- — _____ enrolled Saturda> esening at the Women of the Moose, Chapter 1401 in Sanford. These Included labos e, _____ ,% _ - easy once I started," he said. i85feetsetlastyearbycolora- _____________________ - r - " ' .. Casweil, Susanna Garrett. :! . Patricia McLaughlin, _______________________________________ _____ Ii rk!ns. The Chapter also ________ L'- Regents (front, from left \1ar McLaughlin, Loulne inko, Edna Meshatto and back, from left) Frances ________ r. - ision, was clocked in 99 see- too' was naried top unisersity disi J(')4[4 i411t 1X1% 5 BaitImoq 3 (5) 7 2 Courag' WycIff Trijy 3 t. tti non nn Chica90 (A) 1 13 Karen(S) s07i10 ft was the fourth tune he's strides ahead of the field of seconds in (he 100-meter rwi _____ 60Va ,ei K Jtet 7 Aviator $ Wine -, hit the magic mark shared with eight, which included co-record C) ru Wyatt of Orlando, _____________________________ NHL New York (A) 16 Detroit Ii 42 3171 SIXTH - S-IC A 1 nipple Rube use others Campbell Cenitrint, holder Re) RobInson Oak Ridge high School won Kansas City 9 PittSburgh 0 EIGHTH—S-iC B 1 Gold Touch 2 Crest p 3 M'sty Isle I AnO?h*r I I slipped sllghtl) at the The rain ruined most of the honors as the outstanding PCP 1fl flIL I his agueuy 49 11 16 lii 33; ie squad) 3 (27)1200 p (27) 32 10 31 62 SEVENTH NY sic 30 meters and just tried to run Ic Track Club, who owns the the 100-meter run 19 16 96 271 17$ Lo Angeles 9 New York (N) NINTH - 5.16. C 1 Toma Daisy JOey 1 Drnure I .eai' the first time, and the circum Pro Hocke polities is like the person who ______________ I watti 11 son are not properl) rt glctered to sott call th headquarters of the political part) of our thoke and find Abbv and Rob is 19 Before )OU say • I in craz), please listen to the facts I m a school teacher who is teenager Rob is serj mature for his age We met white ___________ - ______________________ _________ _ ____ . -' j' -fi- ",, - — '—=- to be cligib e to sole In the next DEAR CURIOLS What was, eiect4risi. To quote Edmund ._: ______ =--= ......, .,31 37 11 76 237 2U 77$ ____ , ., _ ________________________________ ___________________ / niJ ____ ..-- - - Vancvr S LouFi _ - 0• ' ' meter dash record, _________ _________________________________ VV nabruck Or Easter Sundcy, sunrise services are held atop the 300-year-old (istillo de a trio of victories, was a Satt'rday and Sunday to tie for 10 Coiffure shop In Chicago, estimates that his outlet for the colorful 'Parada do los Caballos y lodies Members of the cii) s Easter O)81 Famil) and entourage of more thar . Vern Coombs Winners of the other flights included Bob Dtamond,GregRoblchaud, Bob Carlisle, JLrnm) Newman, BOb Dorothy's skating including C pies moves like 't's historical banr'ers carried by bearers d sed in authentic costunie of cach lie National rldg Pageant a stirring res tati "th II \ ii C1 Keaton WB.3 third two strokcs back followed b Tom everybody" is asking for the Hamili hai.rcui Don Walter of Hair Works In Portland, Ore., said 1I__ I the requests started coming In after Dorothy's gold II I I I medal performance. "We call it the graduated bob. It's a precision Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, March 2, 7.-1B haircut. An Inch In back can make a world of di!. _____________________________________________ fercnce," he said. I I A I Il II slort swinging hairstyle at Hollywood Park before mak- one-5troke victory over Bob ing eastern decisions Hall rivd capture the Smith's The Santa Anita Derby was Urd{.,n 76 golf totrnament at -I I fourth to Tells's Pop in the Vi'i ians s GAINESVII I.E (API - 'I • hey may not be able to do a Hamill camel, but hundreds of women are getting the Hamlil haircut. all due to Dorothy Hamill, the 1-year-old Co ccii t resident who won the old medal for ge stng at the Winter Olympk in Innsbruck, Austria 'A to miss the morning and eenlng rush portra)ed through an elaborate pageaiitr of more than 300 flags, representing the 50 Al Dunawa> parrea the third _____ ' Ciebrlty Pro-Am The Associated Preis B ' ... _ . at Williams Park Bandsheli (I'irst Avenue North and Titrd Street. The festival also includes a vanety of athletic contests, showcase home tours, Lwt exhibitions, concerts, shuffleboard championships, water shows, motorcycle racts, an the coror.ation of Ir. Sun am _______________________ __ Women Across America Are Copying - , xpioring _____ Hairs tv/es: It's Festival Season--Get Out And Celebrate ( f TA Calif 'AP) - An March 13 CalifornIa Derby at AlLAi),:, bet In Golden Gate Fields in Northern - trials June 6-12 in Cincinnati oredas the outstanding Gloves' after winning Golden Gloves Li- boxer. ties here. Armstrong of Puyallup, Dokes is one of the (,loves' Wash., earned a second-round inners who will be favored to technical knockout over 12S. survive the four-man elimina- pound David Toomer of Lafa. Lions in eacl, division that will vette, La.. It - Field, Savalas ' MIAMI lAP) - Elevcn light- Pan-Am gold medal winners ers, headed by Akron heavy. Davie Arntrong and Cilntcn I I ____ I - ilunute Theresa -- ____________ ____ _____ Yarborough, kenis and Chicago (N) 12 Oakland C TENTH - 5 16 A 1 Pra,ri Dog Mirç At 3 C P S Boy I K S San L)iegO 7. CItvtInd 1, 10 (7) 640. 1, 3 60: 2. SImon Chat (I) Singapore' S My CIndy 6 Arigin a 3313 69 7 * Iir.. ti II Aki i.' Attne tj ______ --.. - -; MtrI 35 1 Ii 121 320 163 i 30 12 50 322 251 'Dos? Today's Games Montague Tara 15) 9 00. 120: 3. 7. ead String; 6. Groucho Houston Boston at Winter H I Ron's Blue (5) 1120 Q (15) TENTH - S-IC, B: 1. Rock A Due: 14 13 109 301 722 0SIpIa (split squad) it Clear _______________________________________________ When we re together alone it's sheer heaven, but for some ' BYROSEEHARGROVE bacround. Unless, of course, Cincinnati vs St Louis at St Al Kanti City ; 6 SATURDAY Daytona Beath Fii Chi (2) it TWELFTH 60 - 3iC5D40 7 Angel Light UCLAw California at Palm 160 Q (26) —7 IC C 1 Thelo ' the r ìad Fight wide tread grooses cnannel the water through instead of letting It build Up J I really hurt Later he eli its ester cord hod) for ride Buy now and save atfFey iS:tT41:,?ry 6 conscious because he'd neser p 20 20.32fl ntilI i especwlly in France oc -r ii e • .i. 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CPIICaO -, __________________________________________________ TO OUR... 1i1L.c1Et: —. a Cincnna't I 12 S-Il, C: 1 Tally Abe DO (I 1)5570 0 (I 1)3040 P (I 1) / _________________________________________________ Powdered milk Insures that boiled eggs in salads and town, and he asked me to go I didn't you are never without milk for sandwiches. no because along I said think it was proper He said I sour fasorite recipe You can When boiling an egg you Was I up - SECOND f-' ' .. SANFORD ORLANDO FIRST 516 0 1 Rock Island Rock (5) 1300, 310, 450; 2 Happy - 6 tcIh,is • Tuesday's Games Edmonton at Quebec ' mention problems confronting young she had just gisen a parts to 3133 Crae (SI 21 00 710 i 10 1 - ' (13)540 Mlt (1) ,.- -* '.' - . _____ _____ The other day he told me that il - resersou- of energy a capacity If, as some people say Fren- the grandchildren come along A sociolost streed that in following the menopause preciated oser many more Too many other Chippedbeefcanbeusedasa friends wild by sersing pink Next time remember to lightly office sn with ,u Rob extend DI Alt ABBY I'm 254 263 Canadian DivIon Calyy HGtOn VS _____ between parents vs. children were unaware they possessed. longer than American or na1, with a rueful grin: "I arounil' before he Indy fountain of dreary cohabitation alter 30 -- New (ork Vo Kansas City Grandmother is no longer who have never been to college problems, is most enthusisstic and people. My husband is very l 510 0 (35) 700 1 (311) Louise 2 Sohern Rools I Ks look 18 1 accidental!) ran into woodwork of the family xcI)ncMd division tItIt Today, if she wants to, she _ g _________________________________________________ _______________ r j , RUTH TUECH 834 9212 Fc't City AltamcnteSprin - - - - • - - - - ----: �--- 2B-Fynang Herald. Sanford, FL Monday, March 29, 197k _______________ Legril Notice ' TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS — CIJS NEWS SPE• cIAL. Tho(3ieaIDepresson An cartn OS fl M onday Evening perxxl tell on a whole 6 2 4 6 9 NEWS MiOfl cans. what they asned about hard tines, ar1 how they svid 48th ANNUAL ACADEMY AWARDS LM)COvefagOOS the Oscar xeserations from the 7 AS MAN BEHAVES 24 MAN AND ENViRONMINT 35 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN fi 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 ot the Los Mgoe3 isic (yq 6 CBS NEWS lAJaJl, wtves of Defm)cfuflic Poe hop is; an took it the Ctiazy fnslttuto of Amorica,aItan.nna, Oki boy who may becomo lost in the fost Cam System 1030 2 I? HIGH ROLLERS 4 PRICE IS RIGHT Pw. empIod Thurs. 4 (ThUtS orgy) MAGAZINE. S 10 a m Wed. Ch 6 35 700 CLUB 7 MAN AND C/iRON. MENT 9 ABC NEWS WaflflhauandGerXey appear as masters of ceromo 24 Z001 35 PIN TIN TIN 24 MONTY PYTHONS 6 GAMBIT FLYING CIRCUS 35 700 CLUB 1030 24 INTERNATIONAL 9 LETS MAKE A DEAL 700 7 TO I-Il II TRUTH 4 BEWiTCHED ANIMATION FESTIVAL 1100 2 4 6 12 NE't 24 MAN AND ENViRON. 6 CONCENTRATION 7 FEED(3ACV. 9 WILD, WUD WORLD OF ANIMALS: KorvJ Lcxonz and Geese MINI 12 ROBERT YOtJNI3.FAMI. 1130 LY DOCTOR 24 INTERCC*I 24 35 STAR TREK 2 12 TONIGHT 4 CBS'MOVlE • Wg st& David Hnirings, Samantha Eqqv fljjij tot.. rinocert t tvotih a 730 2 WILDKINGDOM the Geat Bart.cr A4?t4 4 HOILYWOOO SQUARES 6 MATCH GAME 9 LETS MAKE A DEAL 800 2 12 NCU BASKETBALL FINALS. C anponsliip o co 'Is final end in betrayal. 1970 24 THE ROBERT MAC NEIL REPORT 1200 9 1230 9 UNTAMED WORLD logo ott)aL from the SQOC triin.PNadotphra. Kt-iOOA p4 100 2 12 TOMORkUW ; Mara Ida ncyW&er)decdegIocl ac end to the bogirvng of a x,oDe romance With IO cii Ncxman Fell 9tJ( 4 LATE NEWS 145 stvs () 9 1976 OSCAR HOPEFULS 4 PASTORS STUDY 200 24 USA PEOPLE ANDPOLI- 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL ncs 35 P,iOV1E 'Diitpas* fri aya" Oauciotio coteri, Jack Hawiuns 1952 BrThsh S*tyofmyTt&dtsharmonyon a n1t rantatIon 830 4 6 vws Phlfts (Dons Leachrnan) is in a frenzy when she boIovos hor daughter s sluing outing ha's rostited in her boconng a Tuesday Morning € 4 SUNRISE SEMESTER (Mon. Wed. Fi'i) READING CRACKERBARREL CR) ThUts.) WHV' (R) 6 10 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC fallen man.' (A) 9 GOOD HEAVENS Florence Hond'3r son. George Maharis guest A *oman out in search ci thu babyhood, and getsas*spnse 00 6 15 6 SUNSrIIP'JE ALMANAC 625 2 (Mon) WITH THIS RING (Tues.. Thurs.) JEANNIE (Wed ) PROFILES IN EDUCA. g 00 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMiLY zeousness to get a xomotic1isgoingtocostpw'i fO for. hus realty fnghtonod about parng the çxico (A) 9 JOHN DENVER AND lION (Fn) DAN GRIFFIN 9 DAILY 'M)fO 630 4 PASTORS 5U0Y 6 Sfr1RISE SEMESTER 7' LLIAS.YOGAANDyOU 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 6 4 FAR4 ANO HOME 638 FRIEND Denver hosts Frar 12 LIVING WORDS Sanatta in a tribute to the big bind era Featured wilt be pt'rloemarices by Count Base, H.arry James and tiis 0'chestra. the Tarmiy sey 0theclra and Neson nce arid ts ()chesua 930 4 6' PAAUDE. Wafter fears 6.43 12 HI NEIGHBOR 6 4 NEWS 655 2 DEVOTIONAL 658 12 PAU. HARVEY 8.57 7 12 NBC NEWS (PDATE Maude's decision ¼irunfor the Stale Senate w rtn tt'u nwriage (R) 35 JIMMY SWAGGART SHOW 1000 2 12 JIGSAW JOHN John ,.ack Warden) sCaJ the g'.41 ci the obvious when a renowned crimi- noiugoi whose speciality g therehaaboncip.volees.is sian (m.UAL. C*A1)'*tJfl. 16AHMATEVERYC1 L 'T1L2:30P.M.-S1.25 NNOISOW I 1 4 10 I VD$• "VIGUIPtI ,a.i,,r , '* ______ ... j 2 12' TODAY (Local rws at 725 and 8 25) 4 6 CBS NEWS: (01 4, 730, ) 7 SESAME STREET 9 G000MORNING/'MER. CA 800 4 6 CAPTAIN AROO 7 SCHOOL PROGAAM MING 9.00 2 PHPL DONAHUE SHOW 6' MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW JVIE, (Mon) Tho can- tervle GhOSI CIWIOS L.augti. too Robert Young (88W) 1944. (Tues) Hell ifry Ho's.' Bcbby Darrin. Fess I'atkes (B&W) 1982 (Wed) Llci From the Boath' 0th Robertson, Brodonck ,0rth (rrxisJoaieMoore.Troy (85W) 't (Iii) Black Friday (3 (ka Lugos (88W) 1940. 12 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 1130 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) 4 11 55 6 CBS NEWS Afternoon 12 P NEWS 4 6 YOUNG AND REST LESS 17 ''ACNIFICEr4I M.API3LE MACHINI 35 BIG VALLEY 1230 2 12 TAKE MV ADViCE 4 6 SEARCH FOR 2 12 OAYSOFOURLlVE 4 6 AS THE WORLC) TURNS 9 RHYME AND REASON 2.00 7' THE ELECTRIC COM PA?lY 9 520.000 PYRAMID 230 2 12 THE DOCTORS 4 , THF(IPINRIU,$-fl 7 SCHOOL PROGRAM. MINO 9' THE NEIGHBORS 24 (Mon) ERICA (A) (Tuo) SOUNOSTAGE (A) (Wed HUMAN RELATIONS ANC SCHOOL DISCIPLINE (Thurs ) NOVA (A) (Fr, ) KUPS SHOW (A) L 35 tFn OIy; SENIOR 35 ROCKY AND FRIENDSUNDERDOG 4 00 2 IRONSIDE 4 GILLIGANSISLAND:Pro. enftxl Fri OiY• 500 belOW 4 (Fri Orgy) CALL IT MACARONI us ALOng Way lip 6 MARY HARTMAN. MARY HAF1TMAN 7 24 MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORH000 9' EDGE OF NIGHT 12 DINAH 35 ADDAMS FAMILY 430 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SI-lOW 6 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 7 24 SFSAMF TRFFT 9 THE FBI (A) 35 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (85W) 500 P ADAM 12 35 LASSIE 530 2 12 NEWS 7 24 ELECTRIC COM SCENt 300 9' BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 35 THE [ONE flANGER _____________________________________________ 2 12 ANOTHERRjD 4 6' ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL Legal Notice CLASSIFIED ADS BUSY BEE CmIILD CARE 7477 H011y Aiienue P'onc 373 lSIOoi'),77 0760 OrlQndo - Wintet' PQrk Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 _________________________ -_ CLSSlFlED DEPT. HOURS 8 00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. OND4Y thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Nooi Gary Steele, teacher with Or'ar do Cc"c of Mi.jSi,:, is otfe'rin'j private ititons in Sanlord 372 0919. no longer use'? Sell it all with a ClaSsified Ad in Th Ni,'rdld. Call 322 7611 or 631 9993 anti a friendly ad visor "vill hlp you, I thru S times 41c a line 6 thru 25 limes JIc a line 76 times 74c a line (S7.00MINIMUM CHARGE) ) Lines Minimum IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a new car, see toclity'S Classified ads for best buys 18—Help DEADLINES Noon The DQy Before PublicQtion FICTITIOUSPIAME Notice s hereby given that I am engaged In business at 2631 Sanford SundQy - Noon Fddy Ave.. Seminole Cour , Florida — under the fictitious name of BATEMAN REALTY, and that I -Intend to register SaId name wIll the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole 4-Personals i-Card of Thanks County, Florida in accordance with j ____________________ — _____ . . _____ _____ ,,.t mw.. v. ,,. , ,%,., .W. ___________________________ — Name Statute's. ToWit: Section Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Swift, Ron Swif 8. i, ALCOHOL A P10OLEM 56s09 rioriiia Statutes 1957. Ir YOUR FAMILY' t., Mr. 8. Mr's. Gary Swift, and John 5: Mossie C. Baternan At. ANON Gardner ext9nd thanks to all the PubliSh. March 15, 72, 29. April 5, friends that extended their mr families or friends of problem 1976 sympathy in the lois of Dirrell K. tr'nketS DEX 76 r lurther ,nformat ion call 11) 4557 SwIft. ________________________________ S,intord Al Anon Family Group p o NOTICE 4—Personals Ito' 533. Siantard, Ita )?77I NOTICE is hereby given that the ______________________________ _______________________________ Board of County Commissioners of FACED WITHA DRINKING Seminole County. Florida, shall at 5.Lo$t & Found PROBLEM 1000 am. or as Soon as possible Perhaps Alcuiolic Anonymous thereafter, on the 20th day of April Lost '.'. ? (. • . it.'..'. r S to (in Help 1916, consider the adoption of trt Call 42.1-4587 the name "killer," Reward. following Ordinance: Write P.O. Box 121) Please call 7220141 An ordinance relating to specified 5a1otd, Florida 32771 areas of the unincorporated FOUND- Young adult male territorIes of Seminole County. DoN'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a IgO I 4 PHL (X1AHUE SI'K)W 1000 12 2 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 4 KtJTANA 6 PRICE IS RIGHT Poi'rred Wed. see below 6 (Wed. orty) MAGAZINE 1 'jjr induc interw. withRymCailevariiioan Sth4" JL1 SI Ecc'i HourS:)O 3O WaIt Disney's "HO DEPOSIT. NO RETURN" 7'4 - TO J !Jflc EtiGAOtM THE HIDING PLACE a,,,. • 4$ - - THE DEVIL WITHIN HER PLUS 947 CANNIBAL GIRLS F S WAP S HOP A,blLEAMAi,p;,-t (V[(StilOAY$AU 5PM -1 ., SIR L)llEft AND THE % , GIJNFIGHTEI( Adult's 11 SO, TeenS 12 1651 r.LcLieS tic T,et & TPwlS. Era light Adutl,k*OSSOC Bna& Rathla ThC F-'! Tb, LI9PIIL'MQ Sword 01 Dth The Evening Herald Classified Ads offer no fancy claims. . . Just Results P INC. - - Furnished P exes - rrn,JrlyIr,ur, rnj,y,c- J beorooms, I bath, Cli home, new carpet. P41cc. Monthly mortgage payment, $170 $750 Ct0wn I,'. 111 717.1 - 1II11l 11 1,01 R 111711. lit IG1.,%(.')" REC OF-"LOOKING? TIRED OF TRYING? WE HAVE THE JOB FOR YOU! WE CARE! 'II Furnished dupi*. Lake Mary area 2 BR furnished apartment, nice yard ChIldren and pets OK. 1130 month 2' miles northof 43.4 on 17. 92. 701 Sunset Drive. next to William's Accounting & Tax Service Open Sunday, 9 to S FULL CHARGE DOCK KEEPER alary ureot Company excellent Boss sweet. BILLING CLERK leasant work. Great bests. RECEPTIONIST xcitimsg lob for super sharp WAI IRESSES. WAI TRESSES SALES REP MANAGER TRAINEE MECHANIC HOSTESS o'nplete dining room manager. SALES CLERK CARPENTER JUST A FEW OF MANY JOBS 32—Houses Unfurnished -WE SELL SUCCESS373 5176 1 Commercial A plionecall could start you on a new and profitable career. Call 567 3753. Fern Park- 3 Bedroom, I'., bath, carpeting, dishwasher, air unit, fenced yard. $193. FORREST GREENE INC., REALrORS, 130. 683) or 322 1970 eves. GRASS MEDIAN divides this 2 lane Street in front of a 2 bedroom frame, Big lot, fenced yard. $19,900. SUNLAND- Clean 3 BR, 2 bath, carport, utility room, klt. turn $160 mo Call 327 0153 between I and 5 p.m. Stemper Realty 3 BEDROOM. 1' baths, carpeted and C H Nice and clean 'REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES E*perienced& Newly Licensed Jon "Sanford's Sales Leader" STENSTROM REALTY 7545 Park Dr REALTOR 327 7470 JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY OfitS 377 7171 Broker NightS, 373 0453 24—Business Opportunities 33—Houses - Bakery. MifibliShed business. owner retiring 66$ Slfi7hi'fore6 DELTONA — Spic and span 1 bedroom, family room, heat and air conditioning. $123 per month. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES 5. V. Hardwk, Broker Dsltona 46$ 6411 Rentals 29—Rooms Room for employeo man in congenial home Near Lake Mary & 5CC 520 wit 372 0545 I I 3Mariner's ' 9/Illage Large Furnished Sanford- Central or anti heat 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, drapes anti some carpeting. First, last and deposit. Call after 6 pm., 312 70'l or 530 4677 DELTONA- Nice individual homes' 1 bedroom, 1135; 2 tX'ciroom, 1130. No pets Phone 571 1010 1A 2 'edroom mobile home on private icit Atitts No pets Phone 322. 1777 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts.Furn. or Unfurn Drapes sCarpeting ISep. Dining Rooms On Lake, Free Boating 37—Business Property PlO DEPOSIT REQUIRED Highway 17.92, Sanford AcroSS F,om Rai.ch House 323.8670 or 831.9777 Reg. Real Estate Broker 1100 C. 25th St. Jfl 6635 Oviedo- Meaci Manor. 3 BR. 2 bath Spanish style home. Assume 132,S00mortgagewith$3,500down. 3656546. — Mayfair Home Completely refurbished. 3 BR, 7 bath, central HA, family rm., large lot, many trees. Broker. Owner. 3275992cc 373.1167 _________________ — * They're Hot" * kdpw hrliip% ,n * rurCl area PJo flown payment, monthly payments less than rent Government subsidized to Qualified buyers Call to see you qualify' ardens — t uxuty Patio Apartments Real Estate STUDIO 1, 2, 3 B E 0 ROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOthES Req Real EState Broker 503W 1st st 323 6061 or 373 0517 eves 7 Bedroom, I bath Spanish stucco finish with brick front, inside utility room, enciosed hack porch. carport. $11,700 760$ Laurel Me Call 3329336 anytime Reg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDERAS5OC, 107W. Commercial Phone 377 7511. Sanford - - Government re sales from 1100 down YR tiC I ION & R[ALIY.R(ALTORS t)0606t 41 —Houses 125 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD 322.2090 - Protessccni4lty ?,',,n,'sqrti LI .374 F'ar. Dr 327 2)11 Realtor After HOursi 37297$.' 3773991 3770645 SPARKLING CLEAN I bedroom, 2 bath, CD, well landscaped. Beautiful neighborhood area in oiJn?ry Kitchen equipped Yell love it' Only 179.500 :J11Iof Harold Hall Realty Realtor 323.5774 Anytime PTORS' " - Multiple Listing Service E'ranklix rmø urnisPied nfurnistied FROM hA ?I.I lifi N rM u m 134 MONTH I and 2 Bedrooms Ior 1½ Baths SLL ADULTS EASY LIVING QUIET AND SERENE - Modern Facilities AlSO. E. Kmtchen Located West of Hwy. Il-fl At 1120 Florida Aye, Ph. 323.4430 L - BALL REALTY RAYMOPID,y BALL Req Real CHile Brokr'i 322 3611 Alter Hrs 372 7737 811W. IsI St. Sanforti IiI1OWSE AND SAVE It's easy .snd fun The Want Ad Way. - . .ONGWOOD VERYLOWOOWN SPARKLING SPANISH ew I bedroom, 7 tth. split plai with big paneled family room, carpets, dishwasher, air and double garage. Fine wooded area. Very low interest rate. Only 533,400. CLIFF JORD,kPl,REALIOR 5)15272 ,-... I.,JP.CN WOOPSt Don't overlook this 3 bedroom, 1½ bath home that's only 3 years old Central heal air, carpeting, kitchen appliances, extra large close's. Reduced to 1750 ',SAKE A MOVE — To this 3 bed room, 3 bali home with range, re frigerator, garbage disposal, family room, central vacuum system, completely fenced yard. 574.000 Call Sanloici S Sales LeIuer REALTORS ANYTIME MIS 2363 PARK K ish Real Estate "SERVICE BEYOND AUCTION .Jct. Il 92&I77,Lon'3wnoa 37) ISlOo' 034 4603 '65 Chevrolet Convair, automatic, excellent condition, new tire's. 323 4111 '61 VW, new engine. AT., chopped, $400. 1961 VW camper, 12 volt, 1400 engine, new rings and valves, $755 or best offer. 323.3620. Sell us your car or truck even If you owe money on it. See Bill Ray or Jack Mink, DICK BAIRD DAT SUN, Fern Park. $311318. I I I ')2 HOfld 350, 1330 '72 Vega Station 1200 French Ave. I Wagon, all new tires, take over 3738670. 73-7340 - - Transportation _______________ 1977 GRAND PRIX. good condit.on $2,500 firm Phone 372.7682. - ,'lOFord8ronco307,IWD,radioar,ti heater, outside mounted tire, 11,100. Call 322 $131. Used motors told aild installed Alto 1? acres cars for parts Open 7 wetit. J&B Auto Parts, East tiwy 50 Call collect. Orlando 568 2131 19') Triumph GT6. Collectors item Last of the GT6 Series. Showroom condition. Only 75,000 miles. PrIced less thus retail. Ptwsne 3fl 1954. 76-Auto _______ _____ FREE PUPPIES, St. Bernort •d German Shepherd Coil 323 after 3 p m I iUIJLI VII - Parts _____ ________ riorrrô I#III'... I %I\ *" ALTAMOPITE-Wootjecjsite, 150' x 140' on a corner lot with 30' lakefront. Paved streets. $10,500. ALTAMOPdTE-5Woosites,75 x 175' eaciion paved street All for VI "." "•" . EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU ' Income CO,'r ,i,,r i' ,IitrT' I, dt)fIt S ,51Cm AijO ROOf rig. Gutters 70. yr's Eap Eagle Sclrng Co (SI 43 ______________________________ ST. JOHNS RIVER Near DeBars', almost an acre of riverfront with beautiful trees. Great fitting. Owner Says "subm't dIe, s " - - TOWERS bEAUTY SALON (formerly Hirn,'tt s Beauty Nook) 319€ Frst.372 42 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE Ii ClasSitet Add didn't work thefO wOultint be any _____________________________ Forrest Greene, Inc. REdi TORE Doll Repair — oi, Acres neat golf ourse. Ferne Drive oft Markham Words Rd Trees, high and dry HorSes 0 too per acre Ot'.ni'r P67 cs __________________________ Merchandise China Glass, Metal Doll Repairing Call Netteat 377 6972 J Improvements - for Sale Diwn i i4 liOn 'VW Singer's best Zg zag machine in for $419.30, assume balance of 1105, or 17 payments of $9. See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 C. 1st St., Downtown 377 9111 __________ __________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY--SELL-TRADE Ill 315€ First SI 3775632 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Coun. tr tops. Sinks. Installation available, Bud CabeIl. 372 5057 anytine. . -- _______ LikenewEarlyAmericanSOtd,dark pine. Call $340619. _______________________________ m.LJLP DECORATORS ,tc'io W 1st Sf ? e' Buy Frn'ture — ,__ Altenat.ons Dressmaking, ladles', men's, children's Drapes, Quilts. Upholstering Donna Canada, 3220707. - -____________________________ Make your Budget go further, 'shop the Classified Ads every day It yOtj're In tIle bu'sirmeis Of building your busines use ttse Claisilied Ads often Pest Control ' lax ________________ . .. 321-0041 'service,usedmachlnes t. ,; -'sA..-x4 41 "i'' 'i.j. f, ,,'i 'l f .,. - -, " ,;'s";,,, ;.: z 5'- z'"' tA ,, ".L4" 't 4 ': ' - Photography Photography b Munton Co"kayne Fine wedding photos reasonably oriced F'hone 123 6,151 I ;J *t* -iA'''43' -. a J 'v- r3 I - 5ELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and 'site's We repar and service' ST iNC MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 7C7W 2nd 5t 377 5-437 - -------- -. _________________ ' . ._ -. . - _____________________________ -'-"?'"' Window Service Pressure Cleaning ________________ __________ ii',iti 5;,,', al St ml Pre'sSrt' Spray lASSO PICoSeS. Trucks, Mobile Homes, Roof's 177 (1779 '' I : Well Drilling )1,'i ,t,)',' IMPlO I. ':f NT 'F 4 lIE COMFORTABLE Ideplaci your old JALOUSIE WINDOWS *ith more eflicient 'single or ducblt P'.,r'.q wridaw', $31 9971 List Your' Business...DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993J MOONEYAPPLIANCESI73O6Y7 __________________________________________________________________________________ Lb ., - -- KENMORE WASHER,parts, ,- .'. ',l -, • ..• ,"i C1% Machnes Repaired We Buy. Sell & Tracie 602 Sanford Aye. Phone 37? 9771 THE CONTRACT" MLS REALTORS ,- 4 t.4in!- r -'t"5-' '1• _, and Restyling Furniture & Sewing Pt't pii'ip on 'ha' a'oruay iub' Panring, cn's .s rutiows PungS ..ri(rrie'wit.efc B, 'nc "our cc , 37? 9383 Returr",s STOP AND Ip4IPi A MINU YE II ('assfed AØS tidni thrre WCiijbi.ln bC any c.nnui.,nrgsc ,.- F -3 - ,t't -u ,J,3:- .7' ' John 8. Clara hall Custom Upholstery Specialists in Tuftinq brent Exterminating Co -Complete Pest Control and Term'ting Free' Inspelion. All Pest Control, 10 oct. Discount 373 7956 IndividuOl. BuSiness Hwy Il 9? at Five' Points PhOne' 372 U43 ________ _2::i Upholstering ,',u' FiliO.', PUS? (CNYUOt r'.!o 322 5165 Tax Serv. Williams Accounting _____________ - - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't there' s'v...tdn t e ar", work _____________________________ Income - . -______________________________ 5)—Household Goods ____________________ f' _____________________________ '' 4 vi .5 . • ('1' fl Ctl ntr 1r tnt' est,ni.i!e%. call C,lrI HCrri. it S(A.S n S.in'circl Ifl income 1 L'zs AI?crit,0n SP'oc Order tor Ea'er bib, rig, dreSses, hats arid matching b195 372 7119 5iicjer Pdu'sc't'y & Land S e are overstocked n scanng landscaping plants and we do complete landscaping seryC, 372 3.175 Ot 641 7746 Male your Budget go ttjrlpur, shop Ctass f,i*i Ads t".tCy tie,' Zorpentry. Concrete. Steel, Remodeling, Roofing Free Estimate's No iOb too large or small Call Red Ot John_ 3735001 ' ?" Sewing Mowing edging, trimming, weeding and fertilizing Free estimates. Phone 323 5954. '''e'r ing P'iS!( r I"a'cfl rig & Simulated brick & stone specialty 3727710 ________________________ lrpentry. kemixicing. Additions, Custom Work LicenSed. Booted Free estimate 373603$ _______________________________ 'i'. , . I _________________________ 3226457 .. Golden Touch ' N Sew sewing tabie. Sold new Johnny Walker Now Olfrrt you tile Same quality workmanship n your remodeling and addition's requirements as is avallible in ti'S general con 's'ructiOn . ' In, .,. 'i'."' coil)?) 6769 ____________________________ Lawn Care — _______________________________ 5OM,isceilaneous Anti (a'-,'", Free es' Landscapiny & GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOtI" A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S ','IANT ADS' Home Roofing C&A 313 f353 By Owner- Five' and six tenths acres, Sheryl Drive, Osteen $3,000 per acre For intormatirin call 372 i002 Sery. Land Clearing ' ALTAMONTE AREA Wooded lot, 100' * 133' See it now 14.500 •'b- ' Expert roof re'uars, flat roots or vingteS A;I work guaranteed ROOFING, BROGDEPI 37) 67r.ri _____________________ WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' IS IC RSON LAND CLE AR 1NG Bulldozing. Excavating. Ditch IBu,ng a new home' Moving to an apartment' Fill dirt, too soil 3223943 wior •' ""• act'o'i *.th i4e'ra'ti BackHoe Service ciassified ad We'll help you wtite an a that will bring a fast sale Land clearing, fill oirt, clay, rock. CALL 377 2611 All kindt of diggrlg Housetraller's Stored and moved 377 9147. Patch, repairs and small roofing lobs. Fast Service. All work Also any BACK•HOE SERVICE. guaranteed Licensed, Bonded 1$ type fence work Call attCr 4 p ni sirs experience. Coil Brlcker, 37) 337.$174 2770 ________________________________ _____________________________ ____________________________ - Tax PERSONAL TAX ,E14V!CEAP1D BOOK KEE PING Individual & Business Tax Returns 7 East Road. Hwy 1? 92 (SCC entrance, Five' P0 nt) 322 7199 Beauty Care LAKE MARY Beautiful lakefront lot on a penisula, for unotAtructed secenery. $23,000. I __________________________ Aluminum Siding iii I - - LAKE HELEN 10 Acre's. 330' 1,320', zoned agriculture. Good terms. $29,500. '- JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY L,k.,. -__________________________ 'a LAKE MARKHAM Large nicely wooded canal front lot. $3,300 Realty 3212420 1970For,j LID, loaded, low mileage, excellent conditIon. Sacrifice, $950 Phone 323 9067 Chico & The Man Evpt.lfl t)2orIfl.lcaI ,ni,smlii.. QUIET SIDE STREET -. Large overhanging shade trees, 3 bed room frame house, kitchen ap pllances, Beautiful homesife Priced to sell at $16,500. AT 1973 Ruik ApollO, mag w$ieels. oci-..i condition, $100 and take over Payments. Phone 323.011) 323734O frrr'l Is iiri4rri Chihuahua puppies, AKC, 3 1. 1 wits, old. Comeearly for choce Mate& females. Chocolate 8. other colors Pretty, eating now, 365 793 p3,4 HAL COLBERT 1971 Yamaha 300 motorcycle; pair of Simpson CD base radios; S tenstrorn 1914 Gremlin, Air, automatIc, 6 cyl low mileage. Extra clean. $2,693 Call 377.1631 (Dealer), PUBLIC %.#'..lii iiJiSA I )rwr,ia - '61 Dodge Mono:o Ste. Wag., all power, $450. Se, at 1511 Elliott after 3 p.m. or weekends. Truckload of furniture ;ust in from New JerSey to include walnut bedroom suites, dining room suiteS, round oak table, antiques, motern furniture, sofas, dinettes. IVs and appliances. BankAmericard anti Master Charge' welcome Doberman Pinscher PUPS. AKC. bd'ed for quality & temperment. Terms considered Mr Anderson, 3635710 __________________________ p RE I GIFT WRAP PIN C. All Baby Gills. KnitS, Christening Gowns PAYTOPl'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 7610 Hiawalha Ph 322 130% JIM HUNT REALTY FROM - pci. down. Sto 2$ ACRE TRACTS. Osteen area. 11,000 per acre cash. 50 ACRES on Lake Bethel, 13,000 per 1, ±i—IAutos for Sale Monday, Mar. 29, 7 P,M, - "i''." I REALTY. I $7,300. 1975 Ford Custom, ratio, tape deck. 13,000 mit', 57 75 c'.coltr'nt COndition. 322 3912 Ation Every Friday all? Noon Highway 46 Flea Market, Sanford Pekinesepuppes. AY.C. 7 'weeks old, 2 male, 1 temale. All with show coats and mother and father on view. Phone 3273336. .. - — 1973 Ford F100, ½ ton, 3O, mlles. new tirES. Priced leSs than x'Ui. FflOflC J44 1714, REALTY INC TAFFER REALTY For Lease - Commercial tIuldir.g on 17 92, just south of Sanford on Il 97. Prime location 372 9979. Sanford Auction - 5 ACRE TRACTS acre 79—Trucks-Trailers C n1,jIii BOUflCy boys & girls, red, we'iite & bull AKC $175. 3271763. Seminole & Volutla Counties, _________________________________ I Acreeoe Tracts, small & larac I 's .,..i. r'i'vaI.rrv 6 TERRY REALTY, REALTOR wits, to give away. Muit provide 62$ 0711 —_____________ good home with lots of love. $34 7901 3 ACRE lakefront estate 19.900. 23 _________________________ Forrest Greene, Inc. t306633 REALTORS 373635) M.UNS WORTH REALTY W, Garnett White eneva SANFORD- 3 edrooni, I bath home, shady yarti, air conditIoned, $10,250 MAKE OFFER. WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY- Cozy 2 Bidroom nome on wooded corner lot, walk to swimmIng $13,900 I __________________ --- 6.1—Equipment for Rent - A. BLAIR AGENCY 3733464 Gun & Antique Aucon ______ ______________________________ _________________________ 10 ACRES, high and dry. Reduced to PIANULU HALL Realtor, 32) 5171 '.'c,'n'c.',:" Insurance 72—Auclion Tractors& _____ ifl7Su:uki iM4(,i), tin oiite, $350 37) 420.4 - CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT New and Used Ford, Kuh'Ha Pettborle Sales. Renta,, Service 4)7 Magnolia Ave'ne ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS 31 t311 HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY CAR IBE- double wide,) Bedroom, 2 bath, central air, raised screen room, carport, shirting, payments $106 37. Phone 327 0031 cc nights ______________ 674 5569. Iii - SWAPSHOP FLEAMARXET An', )" can e ,u ilIe'r or a ti ,,' So.i erlrrt' All admttd fret' Come browse every Sunday '. to S at the' Movieland Drive in Theatre, South 1797 Plucinc 372 1716 Blue Lustre' Electric Crcc' ZIMMER, l2 wide, 7 bedroom; Rent _______________ Shampooer for only 5150 per day central air, carport, patio cover. CARPOLL' FUPPflTURE Skirting, new carpet, adults only Payments 130 61 Phone 327 0051 Nights 678 3549 _____________________ 65—Pets.Supplies _______________________________ MULTIPLE STING REALTOR 19195 Frencn 3271991 Eve 377 1494, 3fl 1164,377 1984 * "Get 'Em While * 35—Mbiie Home Lots Wc'kiva Landing Resort on the river oak hacd s swim, boat rentals and free , moorege. AduIt. 372 4.470. POOL BILLIARD ROOM 63A— ____________ By owner, 4 BR, 2 baths, Hidden Lake, No qualifying, small down, assume payments. 3235151. office furniture - 78—Mk)torcycles 70—Swap & Trade ._ ISYR FIIA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 380) Orlando Drive Sanforg, 373 S7CC 43—Lots-Acreage Sanford-- 121 N. Suntnd Drive, Sunland Estates. Rtfurbish.d 3 bedroom, 2 bath. By osC'nec$21,500. Many extras. I 2731016 Suppltes '1 'i' '.i'' I'd',, I '.0 '." tied & tiir, secretarial desks & chairs. straight chairs, filing Cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. PIOLL'S Cassetberry, 17 97, 53.) 4706 - Homes - Used - For used furniture, appliances, tools. etc Buy I or 1001 Items Larry s Mart. 715 Sanford Ave HAMMOND ORGAN 1915 Can,ccon )2"bO', 2 BR, 1 bath, central heat.air, patio cov,n, laundry room. Like new. In adult park. 321.0239. OUTSIDE OF CITY, 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, immaculate, with beautiful furnishings. $71,000. Cash for wrecked or 1unk cars We tow away 7 days week Call c:t!irl. Orlatd 548 7131 CASH 322.4132 Double X.'1hoard. $350 323 1670 60-OffiCe Junk Cars Removed ________________ PIPIEY WOODS BARN- We Buy Furn.ture & MisCellaneous. stt for Xpct commission. free Pick ups Auction. Saturdays 7 p.m. Sanford 377 7770 — Heavy Equipment Nice' 7 bedroom block home, turn or unt urn. 37) 2920 3 BR. I bath, kitchen equIpped with dishwasher, 2 car garage. $175 month + deposIt. Call 373.414. I - 1 Cedroom Trailer, 1O'x)5' $1,500 Phone 3729147 4", Acres with a 3 bedroom, 1 bath CO farm house, fenced, tiled field, two wells, on paved road. $33,9,. Furniture Wanted to .sy used office' furniture' Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casselberry, Hwy. 17.92 830 4206 buy used pianos & trade. Lessons Piano, organ, guitar, accordlan, prl & group. Ball's Piano 8, Organ Sales. 301 W. 1st 3fl.2253. 42—M)bile Homes Mossle C Bateman Req Real Estate Broker 26)85. Sanford Ave. Eves. 372.7643 Buy DAVES' 373 9)70 - ___________________________ r,•,iu) a J,çii ,,a,x-) a ax', vste, vie 7", bath, on beautifully land Scaped acre Lake privilcges. Mid 570 s j7i i3'1 BATEMAN REALTY 321.0759 mi. from Sanford. 373.2K7. __________________ fl We Hammond Sounder Chord Organ, 2 yrs Old tk' new Must sell $34 6547 after 6 P M. Ravensbrooii- Luxury 4 bedrooms, xinty I BR, frame *ith 7 acres. 53.ITsQ rMPi $139.72 Monthly, $ pcI. DUPLEX APT., 2 Bedroom, 1 bath. kitchenequIpped,air,lnntry S GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS 1011 A FRACTION OF THEIR (051 FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! 68—Wanted to Buy ______________________________ - $18,500 --------- ---- '63 Jeep Waqaneer parts: vind shield, $40; doors. $10 tact bumper chrome, $10. Call after I p.m. 322.1)01. 59,...4*,j5jcj)I Mrchandise Req. Real Estate Broker, 321 0640 0779 377 7715 373 195 _______________________________________ Days - 377 612) Niqhts )'2 7352 2 Bedroom unfurnlshed, AdultS preferred. Free wa'er. $130. 373 315.1 or 322 6620 - -- NICE NEIGHBORS Newly redecorated, remodeled 3 bedroom home, large family room, cedar 'siding and en' eating ba, new carpeting, nc',', roof, Central heat, 11.300 sq. ft In' 5?? 7Cr) 1'.. i r t?) 0'1 T. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 3 flictrocim, carp,'tr'.d, central heat and fir. Cunvenient downtown anti hospital. 1165 month plus de'posi? 3731463, LEGAL SECRETARY with work man's compensation and personalI injury experience. Pleasant sur roundings. Phone 534.3651. 1 323 0t5 Nfl 3 bedroom, 1", bath, avocado stove 1. refrigerator, blue carpet, central heat 8. air. Payton's 372.1301 fUrniShed or un 1.1.. I i,,,.,i;,',, Re,l%onable rent. 365 372% ,invtime - [vm LAKEFRONT LOT, Deflary: 971?. on lake, lOS ft. on paved street Preferred resIdential area. Only 11,500. ESTABLISHED HOME' Owner will linancethis3 BR, lbath with room for a pool or garden $19,000 i.. 7 flR$4*,iw(3i fl. i)..... ê BR, plus separate guest mobile home. $30,000 Re"tioriCd Batteries, $17 ? exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave Turn that unuwd piarm intp a bike, car, or whatever you want to buy with a Classified Dial 377 2611 or 131 9993 10' John Boat arid '72 Bass Boat, 35 Pip, Johnson motor, swivel seatt and 'railer, 5330 3738670. REALTY Itto','r DUPLEX Nurses; RN's; LPN's; Aides; Aide CompanIon; Needed immediately 625 0636 i JOHN SAULS AGENCY tU'tthi': [' _________ _____________________ 76—Auto Parts - LIVE HENS- 63c each, over 50,5Cc ;cli Cackleberry Farms, hat' way between New Smyrna and D"Land off Hwy 4.4 on Samsula Drive. Ph. 904 421.3159. Roll M .','.R Nt 72t II.'. 11 2 377 3961_ -- ______ i4EAt. ESTATE )UPI..EX- 2 Bedroom concrete block, excellent condition; no city axes By owner. 32? 6620. - — Ctor 2017 S FRENCH (HWY 17.92) 67--livestock- Poultry 55—Boats & Accessories Ca JIBart _________________ - ARE SLIM BUDGETS BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM WANT TIlE AD COLUMNS ______________________________ _______ — — 3 Bedroom home with central air for warm days ahead. Fenced rear yard. carpet, much more Trades accepted broker.owner. by Desirable area 121.5Cr) Hr's. 24 323-9410 bAMBOO COVE APTS - -- ½ Acres, 2 BR, barn $21,300. One & 2 bedroom apartments, furnished or ulfurnished. Newly redecorated. Come s.c. 300 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, 373.1310 - Color TV's from ISO. B&W, from 515; Service all m3kes. HERBS' iv 1200 S French. 323 1731 Hot Weather Special .,',,', , ,'.lrTi,1 I, lou are having difficulty finding a piaceto live, car to drive, a job. r some service you have need of. read alt our witnt ads every day Pool, 3 fiR . 2 bath, lam rm, sprinkler system, custom drapes, carpete.i. Idyltwilde. 372 3172 ½ Acre's, 2 BR, lake, $23,300 Acre, I BR, pool. 147,500. 2 fIR, Air, Adults No Pets 7)12 Palmetto Ave. Part lime Janitorial work, 61010 P.M.. S nights a week. Apply in person to HolIday Inn, Sanford, Room 102, Mondtynlght6to 9. No Phone calls. - REALTOR 4 Acre's, old house, $7,500. 2 bEDROOM FURNISHED GARAGE APARTMEP4T 2300 Mellonvllle 1 or? Bedrooms. Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 Park Drive 110 up - rry ç Monday, March2, 1916-3B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, 53—TV.Radio.Stereo '1-Iouses - STILL WAITING FOR THAT HOMEINTi'IECOUNTRy7 Herearesome Bargains: BR, close in, 1.3 acres, $26,900. SAPI MCi PARK, 1, 7, 3, bedroom trailer opts Adult 8. family perk Weekly 3315 Hwy 11 92, Sanford 373 1930 - - t.qst.ip (4 i SECRETARY Public relation% — Super attractive Outstanding personality, top typing speed. Fantastic company 15$. AAA EMPLOYMENT. 201 Commercial, 323 5)16 - , Wanted 41—Hojses Want man or woman to room and board and share expenses. Phony 321 0379. 31—Apartments GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY for a Registered Real Estate salesman in Dellona Contact BENNETT REALTY, INC., (904) 7314539cc write to P.O. Box 143.0, DeLand, Florida 37720. it s Oscar's Night Tonight 29—Rooms Piano & Organ Lessons Have Some camping equipment you RATES CITY OF Siamese cat, vicinity Bahama Florida, creating the Wekiva Hunt LONOW000, FLORIDA low cost Classified Ad. Joe's Restaurant 423 974 Orlarvio. 24 (Mon) A BIT WITH KNIT Club Street Lighting District; to be _____________________________ ______________________________ NOTICE OF PUBLIC ___________________________ tOMORROW (Wed) WOMAN ALIVE entitled HEAR 1110 TO CONSIDER the Wekiva Hunt Club Street ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil Lost-B or 10 keys In lesther key 9 ALL MY CHILDREN LightIng District Ordinance; 3 (P,4 through Thurs ) THE ADOPTION OF case with 12' stantes beaded like' Free, 6442027 for "We Care" 24 ELECTRIC COMPANY providing lot definitions; providing MOTHERS IN LAW (Fri oofy) PROPOSED ORDI N4NCE chain. $8 Reward. Ph 322 0571. "tiottine," Adutt or Teens. for governance of the district by the ___________________________ 1255 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: FPMRVS ANTIQUE t.rd of Cer'y nr'''r,rs; _____________ _________________ ______________________________ 2 12 NBC NEWS rIOl ICE I.. rttirtbv (.iIVEN by FURNITURE WORKSHOP providing for malnten..nce anti the City of LOngwood, Florida. lila :ec 330. Legal Notice — Legal Notice the City Council will hold a puhhic (4eration of St,,rnI lights within the 2 12 SOMERSET 4 6' MATCH GAME he4ring I) cnslder enactment of district: cre4ting an Advisory p ' MIDOAY Boata; setting forth fiscal and 7 (TUOS.. ThtVs) CAR Oronance No. 413. entitled: County Corn. The Board of 6 NEWS FICTITIOUSNAME AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY taxation prOci•durei. empowering RASCOLENDAS the lery of special assessmentS or Notice it hereb,' given that we are miuionersh,rebynotifie'sthepjbliC 9 RYAN S II° OF LONOWOOD. FLOflIDA, AN 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE NEXING TO AND INCLUDING taxes withIn the district; and en3agrid In bv5in'sS at 133) E. of its Grant Modification Submittal 35 MOVIE (Mon) W,XThfl in 24 (f4:xi ,Tues Wed, Thuis) for conttructlon, Al'amonte Or , Att.imonte Springs to the u S Department of Labor, WITHIN THE CORPOR.%TE AREA providing Whte Eleanor Parker ,AJzis uLlAS, YOGA AND YOU (A) 32701. Seminole County, Florida under the' Lompreheflsive Em OF THE CITY 0I' LOPIIGWOOD, !everability, arid an effective date SmUi 1948 (IL%s) T (SEAL) under the fictitious name of SMITH ployment and Training Act of 1973 (FTI)CONSUMEASURVIVAL FLORIDA. AN AREA OF LAND IK -i'ts to BroarMay Tony Arthur H. Bicitwitti, Jr. INSURANCE AGENCY.andthatwe (CETA). Grant No 176032560. SITUATE AND BEING IN KIT (RI Clerk of Board of n?endtoregistersailnamewiththe Title VI, Modification No. 604 The SEMINOLE COUNTY AND MORE County Commissioners Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Ixirpose of this modification is to PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS • Seminole County, Florida County. FIoida in accordance' with expend excess monies in the total FOLLOWS: LOT S. BLOCK 8, W. Publith: March 79, 1976 the provIsIons of the Fictitious grant allocation BRUTT'S ADDITION TO THE lii's modiicalIon does not change Name Statute's. To Wit Section TOWN OF LONGW000, LESS DEX 154 (.6509 Florida Statutes 1957 the gi an' allocation, no new monieS THAT PART SOLD TO THE STATE iN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR are involved. The breakdown of ) S Janet K. Tauben'see OF FLORIDA FOR ROAD PUR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Edward D laubensee lundS is as follows: POSES 114 0 R. BOOK 171, PAGE CiVIL ACTION NO. 7619$-CA 09 Pur,ilth March 77. 79, Arxit 3. U. 1 960.076 Wage's 46. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT DIVISION: B 1976 $1 10.748 - Fringe Benefits THERECF AS RECORDED IN JACKSQp4vIL . NATIONAL DEX 120 Administrative PLAT BOOK I, PAGE 22. PUBLIC BANK, a By JAY SHARBU1'T National banking cor Thisgrant mOdlfcatlon creates 47 of how the depression begai1, RECORDS OF SEMINOLE poration additional positions. The new AP Television Writer FL OR IDA how It was (ought and how It CO U N I Y • positiorisarefurided to June30. 1976, REDEFINING THE CORPORATE vs NEW YORK tAP) - We'd ended. 111 THE IRCUIT COURT OF THE only LIMITS OF THE CITY OF JAMES F. EVANS, like to remind you that tonight EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C1Rci ux, Prima Sponsor: Seminole County LONGW000, FLORIDA. TO IN CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Board of County Commlslioners And equally important, Iii Defendants is Oscar night in Hollywood. CLUDE SAID LAND IN THE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICEOFACTION NameotHlgliest Elec'tdOffIcIat: This Is In case you're out of newsreels underscore the wa v MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF THE TO JAMES F EVANS whose CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-$S.CA-04G Mike' Hattanay, Chairman CITY; AUTHORIZING AMEND touch or stopped for a beer last the depression was reporte 'CSidence i5 Unknown IN RE: DISSOLUTION OF Area Served: Seminole County MENTTOCITYMAPTOINCLUDE •c3(J ARE NOTIFIED that an MARRIAGE week and still can't explain how froiii the period of Presiderit SAID Totallndividuaistobe$iryed;325 LAND ANNEXED; Mtlontofoe(Ioscamortgagetp,e' CATHERYN JOYCE FORD, Herbert Hoover's all-Is-well atL Grant modification may oe PR0VI0ING Z 0 N I Pd G yij wound up in Nepal. following property in Seminole Petit,oner Wift examined at Seminole County PROVIDING The Oscar bash, with five titude to President Franklin I) CLASSIFICATION, and County. Florida. Branch Office, Manpower Division. FOR THE RI'"4TS AND 0't'5 stirring pledges th Lot Ii in Block "G" 01 JOSEPH THOMAS FORD masters of ceremony and 32 Sem.note ?laza. Hwy. 17924M, C PRIVILEGES AND CITIZENSHIP WASHINGTON OAKS SECTION 'SP0"1i'fl' ilusb.snd Casselberry, Fl. or, Graitsln.Ald pr0n would be met, at "presenters." is being aired IN THE CITY; SEVERABILITY; ONE, ficcording to the plat there'ot NOTICE TO DEFEND Coordinator, Room 313, Courthouse, AND EFrECTIVE DATE. liveatl0pm.ESTontheABC tacked and conquered. as recorticti in Piat Book 16. Pages 7 THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO; N. Park Avenue, Sanford. Fl., ThisnoticeIsgivenpursuanttthe find I, of the Recordi of televiSion net work. JOSEPH THOMAS fORC), between the bOutS of SIC AM. and As Rudd puts It: "The Hoove'r provisions of Chapter 166, tlorida Seminole County,P'AiIic Florida. Residence' Unknown 5:00 P.M., Monday through Friday. The evening forecast calls for administration Statute's, and Ordinance Plo. 113 of has was a been filed against you and Address Unknown. Wslttencolnmenlficoncecnlnqthls Itie City of Longwood. film clips, music, torn eflv Florida, MARTHAANNEVAPiISaOdYouare proaching the crisis of the 1930 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED modification should be directed to a's amended and supplemented. required to srrve a copy of your lopes, surprised gasps and that CATHERYPI JOYCE 0RD has Jarne. t,, &edsoie, Director, Said Ordinancewas placed onlirit the spirit of the 1920s: The written delenus, f any. to it on fifed a Petition iIith Circuit Cotertof Manpower Division, Seminole speeches, folinwed the next c!aY booster spirit. So were the new reading on Monday, s March 72, 1976. WITH HU'.,SEY, SCHWALBE & Seminolp County, Florida, for the County Branth Office, Seminole by variable sneers from New media - the newspapers ani and the City Covr.cll will consider NICHOLS plaintiff's attorney, D:ssolutlon of Marriage eilstlng Plaza, Casselberry, Fl. 37707 same for final passage ariti adoption whc,5 fiddr's%. York movie critics who thought r.ew steels." is 500 ft,irne'tt Bank bet ween CAT H ER Y Pd JOYCE Publish: March 26. 71, 79, 1976 alter the public hearing which will DuiI,ng. Jacksonville', Florida 3720? FORD and JOSEPH THOMAS DEX 110 "Nashville" should have won. be held in the City Hall of Lorigwood, on or before April 19'h, 1976, tile FORD. and you are required to And, he biter notes, the natioi Florida, on Monday, the 17th day of the original with the clerk and The network alternatives to of thiS serve a copy of your w,'itfrn defense. April, AD. 1916, at 5:00 p.m.. or as Court this night of stars a-glitter and began what It mistakenl either before servife on it any, on her Attorney, ALBERT P4 soon thereafter as Possible. the' plaintiff's attorney or immediately FITTS. whose adctre'ss is 710 Ed 111 THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR press agents akimbo are NBC's thought was a recovery (tort meeting Interested parties Almay fher'ter, otherwise default will wards Building, Nor•h Park Avenue. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA "Jigsaw John" and a CBS News the depression and "Just as the) appear and be heard with respect to be entered against youafor the relief Sanford, Florida 37771, and file the PROBATE DIVISION the proposed Ordinance. ThiS special, "The Great De- had echoed Hoover's officia demanded in the complaint or originfil with the Clerk of the above Fle Number 16-67.CP hearing may be continued from lime petition boosterism, the news meth to time until fInI arikn Is taken pression," which studies styic' Court, tM or before the 23rd DivIsion by WITNESS my hand an1 the seal of Iii Re: Estate of day of April 1976, Othe'rwi's hard times of the wo now echoed Roosevelt's offlciai the City Council this Court on March 11th, 1976 Default and Ultimate Judgment will ANNIE G (IROCKMAN, Deceased A copy of the proposed militancy" Ordinance (Court Seal) be entered against you for the relief Is posted at tht City Hall, Lonqwood, Arthur H Becitwith, Jr. lwouldadvlsethosesatedby NOTICE OF demanded in i4id Pttil,on. Whith is So watch the show if the Os- Florida, and copies are on file with Clerk of the Circuit Court ADMINISTRATION the. Dssoiutiori of Macrap' t award iu1d cop shows to inspect the Clerk of the City and same may By Lillian T Jenkins TO ALL PERSONS HAVIPlO Shr and cars don't intcres you. It's the CBS effort, written and nar- worthwhile tour of hard timet be inspected by the Public. As Deputy Clerk WITNESS MY PIANO AND OF CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST DATED this 26th day of March, Publish: March IS, 72,79, April 5, rated by veteran correspondent In America, particularly foi A D. 1976. FICIAL SEAL of said Court thiS titm THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 1976 ri.y of March 1976. at Sanforti, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Hughes Rudd, the Texan who younger viewers for whori S: Onnie R. Snornate. ')Ex $3 IN THE ESTATE: ininoIe County, Florida City Clerk coanchors the "CBS Morning YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED (SEAL) of th City of "1ther, Can You Spare News." NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE lhat the ,itlmni'sIr.l ion of the eState Arthur H. Eeckwith Jr. FlorIda County Court, Orange County Of ApJfuiiE Clerk of the Circuit Court ,.. While it'll give CBS an hour's Dime, is only a song, not ar Publish: March 79, 1976 Case No. SO 75.434 era. (ea'sed, File 76 61.CP, is pending Sanford. DEX 15$ depression in the ratings, Keeman Brick of Central F!orida. lfl the Circuit Crt for Semixle ounty. Florida with ABC's sure-fire cornCounty. Florida, Probate Division, By Elaine RiCharde F'UIILIC NOTICE s1I,uUil £f) wun't say ii "---'•' "C Plaintiff the address of which Is Seminole Deputy Clerk The P,oard of County Corn. Vs. petition, Ii's still a good look at this Is the case, its hard times Ir missioner's ALBERT County Courthoj'se. Sanford, FlITS and the D.prtment of Floridit, 3277,. The personal an era whose origins were sum- tIs season's ratings apparentl Labor, AtInt, Georgia, approved Cent'aI Florida Water Systems, Inc Attorney for Petitioner Wife' mcd up in a famous 929 headDefrntiant 7ii t t'.ar repfesenlat,e of the cS?itte s e fluitlirig, posticns, undcr the prompted Marvir Comprehensive County Couri, Orange Caun'y lineofthatshow-bizbjblecalled have P4 Park Avenue ESTES BROCKMAN. JR. who'se Employment and Training Act of Case No. CO addres's 5 lOS North Mellonville Santorcl, Florida 37771 Variety: "Wall Street Lays An Antonowsky to step down at 1973 (CETA) 10 be administered by Walker Miller71S79 Equipment Co. Inc. Publish Mer 72, 29 & Apr 5, Il, 1,76 Avenue. Sanlord, Florida, 37771. The NBC-TV's programs chief after the Seminole County Manpower Eu." Plaintltf name and address of the personal CEX 173 Division, for tile Central Florida Rudd & Co. have scrounged less than a year on the job. Vs. representative's attorney are 'set Zoological Society and the Seminole Central FIn Water Systems. Inc forth below. deep o the vaults and County Parks Department. Tills is a NBC said F'r he's Oefeant All persons having claims or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE come up with a remarkable quishing" the post he's held prolectandthepo'sitionsarefunded Circuit Court, Seminole County tiemdnd's against the estate are until JL%Ie 30. 1976 *ONLY Case No. 15.1415 CA-C9.0 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIII. r'qircxJ, WITHIN THREE MON variety of old newsreels that not since June 1975, and said it'd be AnySeminoleCountyresident that Gator Culvert Co, Inc. CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR 1145 FROM TI4 E DATE OF THE only vividly bring back the occupied for the time being by has been unemployed 30 day's or Plaintiff SEMINO'_E COUNTY. FIRST PUBLICATIOpI OF THIS more is eligible to apply for the sighlsandsoundsofthedepres. Mike Weinblatt, the young CASE NO. 74•3S4-CAOS.F NOTICE, to 11e *itri the clerk of the following positions. RE lOOM FEDERAL SAVINGS Central Fla. Water Systems, Inc. sian, but also illus',rate ex- executive's Immediate above court a written statement of 35 Maintenance Worker. Defendant AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, plan ations by Rudd and others superior. any claim or demand they may Laborer NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that United States Corporation, formerly have. Each claim must be in writing 7 — Crewleader J by virtue of those certain Writs of knéwn It F IRST FEDERAL and must indicate the basis for Eligible applIcants may apply for the AND Execution issued out of and under SAVINGS LOAN claim, the name and address of the these posItions at the followIng the seals of said Courts upon final ASSOCIATIOPI OF TAMPA, creditor or hit agent or attorney, locatlons: judgments rendered in the aforesaid Pliiintlf, anti the amn..iunt claimed. It the Monday thnj FrIday, 1:30 AM. 10 courts on the 2nd day of July A 0. vS. claim Snot yet due, the date when It 5 00 PM. (0)29 16 thru 040276) 1975; 25th day of July A.D. 1975, find JOHN D. LIVIPIGSTOP4 and SAIl will become due shall be stated, If Manpower DIvision, SemInole the 11th day of December A.D 1975 DRA C. LIVINGSTON, his wife, thp claim is contingent or County Branch Office, respectIvely, which aforesaid Writs unhiquidated, the nature of the un SemInole Plaza, Cassalberry NOTICE OF ACTION of Execution were delivered to me (e'rtainty shall be stated If the as Sheriff of Seminole Courry, TO: JOPIPI 0 LIVIPIGSION daim is secured, the Security shall OR WedneSday 10:00 A M to and Florida and I have levied s'ç.'riI Ihe be descrIbed The claImant Shall Noon Match 3%, 1976 SANDRA C. LIVINGSTON. followIng described property uwnt'ct deliver Sufficient copies of the claim District School Board CETA h vtt' by Central Florida Water Systems, to lhe clerk to enable the clerk to Office tachinid Textbook Building) 1017 River Grove CIrcle Inc , Said property being located in melt ane copy to each personal 9th & Palmetto Mtmppiis, Tennes Seminole County, Florida, more 3512$ representative Sanford particularly described as follows: YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an All perwrnjnlere"sfed in the estate , Section)?, Township 20, Range CcIiOn to foreclose mortgage on the t whom a COpy of this Notice of OR Thursday 9.00 AM. tO 11.00 S4jboivjsjon 50.1. (Hock CAOO, Lot following property in Seminole AdminIstration has been mailed are A M. - April 1, 1976 0710. Legal Description at follows: County, Florida requir, WITHIN THREE MON Antloch MIssIonary BaptIst 1l 75, (lest Lot 100 BARCLAY WOODS FIRST 1115 RY) flIck A + that part FPOM THE DATE OF THI Chrcti of Lots 74to21 lying MWLY of ne ADDI I ION, •it (f'fd'J tO hr PI,, Oviedo Fill SI PUH[, ICAIION OF I HIS described as beg SwIy cot lot 77 run as recorded 'n Plot Book 17. PIOTI:E, to tile any oblections they NLY along W line of Lot 77 31 1ff. N pnqe 3$, of the' Public Records of may have that challenges the OR By referral through tile Florida 54 30 Mm C to NELY line' of said Sc minote Cnty. Florida validity of the decetidenri will, the state Employment Service' has been filed against you one you qualIfications lois. Lake Waymnin He'gPits High of the personal Sanford or Casselberry OfficeS arc reQuired ig Serve a copy of your way Add PD I PG 21 re'pre'sentat,i,,e or irie venue or Preference In the hirIng of these arid the undersigned a's Sheriff of "' ii it.'frnse's, if any, to " On lur,tdicf ion of the court position's will be: Seminole County, Florida, will at GEORGE E NOV15, PlOintiff'5 AI.L CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND SpecIal Veterans 1100 AM on the 6th day of AprIl atni'i' whOC atidrCss Is 1 OBJECTIONS NOT E*haustees of Unemployment A.0 1976, offer 50 FILED for sale end sell to Wi%tg.ste Piaga Drive, Clermont Insurance the highest bidder, tot cash, subject Florici,i )flll on or bef.e April 9, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED 14 Estri Brocitman, Jr. Economically Disadvantaged arid all x'iSting Iitiflt, at Ihe IY!b. OnCI file flu' nr,g,,u.jl with ti,' As Peona Represc4ta Minorlti (Wesl) Door of the Seminole Clerk of thit Court either before' live of the' ttate of NOTE. All applicants must be Ceurity Courthoute in Sanford, 54'tViCt' on Plaintiff's fittorney or pi'ocesse through the Manpower ANNIE G BROCKMAN Florida, the above described per. Deceased Divitlon Office, CaSselberry, $31 tonal property, dx fault wit be entered against you Attorney for Personal 4419. for tilt. rvI,ef demanded in the Reprenttive That said Sale is bling made Seminole COpty Manpower satiSfy the terms of said Writs of Pttiti.t Dsvi',ion A Edwin SPi'nholseq, of Execu'ion (SF At Seminole Cnty Branch Office 5PIlNHoLsr4, LOGAN ,iVih E. Polk, liii kw,th, Jr S,sminoje PIbZ.'s, Hwy, 17.9246 AND MONCRIEF Sheriff Cl,, I it C'r'it Court Casselbe"ry, Florhsa 37701 Post Office Box 7279. SemInole County, Florida i)y L 'll,an I J'rlk,i)j Fublith. Match 29, 30, 31, April ) Sanford, Florida 3777% PublIsh: March IS, 72, 79, April 3 Drpty Clink p916 TtH'ppi. 37) 3a4 1976 Pull ,5h March 5. IS, 72. 79 1916 DEX.1M Publish' March 22. 29, %no DCX 7$ Dlx .41 flEx t71 il—Instructions - ___ ,a,,M•. I, _____ __ 700 2 12 WHEEL OF FOA TUNE M:ttn. (Wed) Rougty Speaking Aosnd Russ6lI. Jack Catso. 1945 (Thtts.)ThoPrinoMsi 'Stor Su John Giefgtxl, Diana Wywd. (In) ackbean the Prato. floborl Newtoi Linda Duncfl 1957 1 30 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given thi'I I fl1 engaged In business at 109 E. Crystal Lit , Ave., Lake ?,ary, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitiouS 'same of LAKE MARY LAWN EQUIPMENI, and that I ntenU to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Ccuntv, Florida in accordance with the provIioin of the Fictitious Name Statute's, ToWit: SectIon 865 09 Florida Statutes 1957. Kathleen A Gthr Publish: March 15, 77, 79, .pril 5, 1976 OEX 79 6-Child Care ;- �_.r ___ - ______________ __ _____ ______ -qm __ - ___ ___ ' ~~ 413-Evening Horald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, March 2#, 1 t?A IN Dogs L J jjj Mon Walker L ) tt — ) - I __ - r - I g , IV Ii ton 18 Lor d iLattni O Not elaed ... V 14 Bed canopy 26 Covets with ( — — - . THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom ____________________________ .7 POP&T ,, IT WNT F~ ~"VIT I - 11-A H RY, SIMO, Mfl!% E i`ItIE WHAT'S THAT SHARK AT 410TER11 SOUND 2 EXAM 7`01E, I -STUDENTS I CP'lx QZO, ~~ I (r.) -34 I p -RACA 33 34 35 6 ~, 51 , ~ ~ 0 6 52 55 1_~6 a . I i , tl~ ,-, ~ - - I - I - BLONDI ~ THE 04V: T140UGHT H N THE CHICKEN SOUP c a ; . A $ - -1 I . IF. C ____ ' li . --- _____ 1. 1. I E. .. 4, - - il so I-- - . :~;__~ ____ -- • '-i - . J .1 4 - -.3 , " r .. \__.- I - ,,, " lF %I _L.1 - - '('. ". -4 ~ :,. .. 1--.1~~, - . ________ .,.: '-' T'HATEFE, vER STRANG I I II C_ * I qs BOY, is lit __,-~ I PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer I ONCE VIA TEC) TO 5E A LAWYER. W-A . -" , PASS TWE -""' IX, ~_ I li- 1 is your opinion' tier car. (tiologist think.,she can take the - and anesthesia. I ", ), / • — - --'--, -1, .4 r -3 : 1_-__~ I- - 'E JLi \. ____ £ 10652 / ' t`~. THE 0RC0JC`n0N YES, I KN(NV W1 4AT YOU MEAN! YOU CCuNrERFEITER WHO WENT EACHTW T~VO DOLLARS To M AKE '* I NOVELTY PILLOWS # , . ~~"( /((Y k!. J; I ~ *0% I ..4\Ji-' If 3T..../ "f" \ )I I ') _j i- ________ I . \I 8 32 46 Q i 9 8 A 10 4 - - K Q I __ FRANK AND ERNEST t1 I by Bob Thaycs - was taken from the lining of the uterus. Tbt% gyamlogist is not 765 AND GET OUT 1FF1d1E'NC'/ I West I I IL .. . --..- ___r- j,, ______________________ I I -U if r" I .'. 6V Opening lead - . - by T. K. Ryan - KNOW WHA I _W: WHEN I WAS A VJP I USEP M THINK THE WON WAS A n F '.°' 5PtF.1It4' SPANGLE 5FVV1ER 1)4A I Jim: l recent articles about is Harold Vand er bil l vention of contract. Tell us • L Sh .1* who is one crrd short The answer is that It is a misdeal and the same dealer something about him and the tract I to give that card to the player I shtxjld redeal CARNIVAL __ - ___________ - - - F[ I I -.1 _4181& A 17 r, I -,-- _- you ask 25 attorneys and you'll get the same answer -coBection Of Unpact fees is illegal," Freeman said. .I. . 1. fi - —, . I . ~ lr~ ~; i -. . i, X_ .1 7,~-, - , -' . VRE-2--ft 'I' I I said '. .. -1 .1 - 1- . r---- - -_ I reason behind Freeman's ruling, the counly attorney really took 111111111111111"' 4111111111111"' -I -I Freeman accused Kimbrough of using Joe McCarthy .ike tactics b) clouding tl'e issue with statements and half-truths In an effort to hide the fact that Freeman, as county attorney, ( . ,- ~ , - 7- .',~, I,4' I - " '.,p "John not only looks like Joe McCarthy; he is beginning to Sound hke him," Freeman said. nthtoO said Freeman In 1974 promIsed a halt to impact fees. In return, Kimbrough said the money previously coflected would be freed for use in political campaigns. Oil Friday Kimbrough said, "Freeman Iws got the pressure on being told, ou ii better start making some noises, it's on the Expan ds irm process, and nan oils are Lhe industrial cluding, tank car shipments of liquids and equivalent of aerosol coatings that the other loads packed in 55-gallon drums. The housewife uses to keep tier banana breaO from sticking tA the baking pan. Southern Shortenings has recently company also sends its clients pallets laden with Wlb. cubes of emulsifiers and indudes rye sourdough seetdough and its present 14,000-sq - - At Southern's new site there will be, adequate room for expansion of laboratory French blends. It did not take Southern long - to outgrow and research facilities ft facilits - -_ pan oil tight1 srapped in plastic preserve their freshness and cleanlinesa. irninehed a line of pecIaJty k,ids which . hih, Mrs I .. - - / / .. , . ' / - product lines The new building is located on a five-acre plot and Southern has an op tion to purchast nine adjoining acres Bouleard and Jeett Lane is expected to , C, s , — J!L .A: _~., , . I =Mo theory is illegal k II f to - .. .,I- , ~ ---' " I - "As we develop new products," said Mrs. Jackson, "we will have to have more -- . -ea-z- __1- - r- im~_ 1z - --_ -ft . "I , 6 __.L- . 0, ll., ;: iI . . - -A . A- %_ I_._0_! . -- , I. - -_ __ _~Fz~..,~" - . M . IM"14 :5~__ 7 - I to have a valid or. dinance.11 "ZF_,,_ ~ * . .1 ki ~- 0 - , ." A -- _ c ________ _i_ I - • '. i --- — lqF"I----..----.,..----. TONI FREEHAN -----____...,.... Freeman denied any campaign promises were made b, him ' . "TheonlycaznpaignpromIseI know ofin1974 was $2w promise Klmtrough made to the Rumberger law firm," The county attorney charged that Kimbrough promised to keep former county attorney Howard Marme of Pitts, Eubzuiks, Ross & Rumbcrger In as county attorney In return for a $2,000 contribution to Kimbrough's 1974 campaign for the county rommLWon. More than a year ago, however, Mar3ee was ousted by the three Democratic commissioners on the cowitycon, jsjon_ and Freeman was hired . his ruling, Freeman refers to a re.'ent Florida Supreme Court decision. In that ruling. the murt said that impact tees can be collected, but it must be done by ordinance. Freeman says fees collected must be applied solely to cxpansion of new facilities, and secondly, the funds must be segregated. Without ffim crile!'18, an ordinance "wil.l be druck down I " the attwney said. At Issue Is ahout $230,000 already collected and some $million on the books fnr future col,lection. Klrnbrough claims that the Freeman ruling is an attempt to "gag" him. Ile commissioner says he refusift to back down. He Rlsn says that If developm don't pay the I",botmwnen wW. But Freeman said his ruling appU sokl to the 1O..pei to "vc!ta-y su .a 'o a.taa, _______ t I --- '-'-=--., ,,, '1"`llllll......._ "" _________________________________ j - Democrats Choose Seminole Delegate - _fflw7 - - _.... _ '_ i~_ ~ _ IMP r "', - I .~_ - -I - - - -i - I . 4'.. -Tr. T __ - * 1131 Springswffl represent Fintida's fifth congressional district at - --- ~ .i -0 V - -__ ~ Yiili --- T- f -, ~_ '_ - _____ _-_ . -_ --_---__-__ - ~~7___ 11. -- -- ---.. - _1, ,!-,~-.!~~`~-O`---~ ---;- - _- ause Serul Ion' stan d If ild a(IIo City Station New York , 0 ? P V11 hVA - I 'U ~-' "r "O " We are indeed fortunate to have as our sneaker %odav a man who must catch a plane in 20 ri....uffJ 'rimuuaU '1 iltt4q I 0~ .VVe"'O 0 — Atl,ftOFA ~ ~#- 4' . C0404X/ AP4c W m4'iat' i-' 1- --' y,j" / -A,!p _t~r*__r~, is _,-~~-- -N ft .- I * - ~~,-._ - - I * .... , 4c7vs AOMYT, M W 0 Arforfrikaw AwN C,W! 44 -: 'j ,, . t' ,,l--, ICZ~ol:"~~ . , r i~ S" :' - -% I M' ( / 11 1"Wn - - fr,;'~'. ~1I 11k~ I1 1 1 r .1', ,#I 1~ , ,~, "'. P. : . - : FS ~'i - -, L ~v ' . r.Ao~ M. f!11 I k% -Ce , 7 ~ ) . I I , J 6 7,%, r, E _3i, V 4 'r-:7a7 . 11 ~ 11-1. . -'*W1 y1t, ), L" .1. - . ' f ~ ~ I . -==-~~_--- I - - - - -- t;-A , I _~,~.4:-7fqk £ 911 J40 . - - _____ - this summer. Keen, 27, served as Carter's campaign County for the March 7 44i~>" . . _4;r?W L"4d_&1. — L I ~ ki L " .. 1'ui ii, - , , Y 4 - - --*, . Primary and is pledged to _,, M lie was elected a delegate at . , . 'yzi~ __ F.,!;4C. J -M ~___ -~ tl . . - ,_ -,~.~-F-Vk7y" -,, - _- . I - - .=i_ : i the fifth congressional district Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. helped establish the first Southern caucus in Dade Clt} this (lItters Country Club Kennei plant and handled the purchase of the new buUdlng for W. Garnett White weekend. and will join 80 other and the Paw Spa, both in Realtors. Floridians on the convention Longwood: a past president of Keen is a Unemployment ,* Nobody's SureHow M any Ji'b1cc •.' ; N-: K~ --,~,~,!,NITIK I Continued On Page 2-A) I -') - F .., ,~ - ` , " --;i Ts','( " ,;,~ 4t,: ...;, ar L# "r survey and is included among more than 70 steps used in deter. "b". -- _.- .---- , mnimng the unemployment rate The sw-hey Involves a regular group of employers, large and I '.-. . -_ . - , '--"p !I ,,t -'' r , >; :. A 'Zl _- ., -r . 1 A- g- __ - ~~' i~ ..Ja A ; I 1. GF5.~-A-,-.~L ,t'. r part-owtier of Toda')f ,- - -_ L-_i~ . ,.r~4 -* - I. 1 ~9;~e -1. ! tt P-W ~ lal,". L lai::' -. - - -'I , I ALLEN KEEN couple of foreign countries. John Krtder, former executive maniger of the noor. IleraldStaff Writer : - _________________________________ i -A nese things are straightforward enough for the troundThetlock 4-A mathematicall) inclined, but Orlando's sprawl into south 8-B Brk1e Senunole complicates the Issue Figuri.ng the unemployment rate hi Seminole County is A department chief told the small, who voluntarily submit infr.en.i'l-in each month on how Unemployment rates for the three counties in the Orlando coirunission, "Virtually all of a complicated process, Ungted in ills accuracy by relying on many persons are working for them. ' This infornint.ion covers metropolitan area -Seminole, Orange and Osceola -are based the county Is eligible except statistics from the 1970 census. employed persoit in the Orlando on the population ratio establi.shed by the 1970 cemus, when M a matter of faLl, there actually is no practical wa> of Editorial 4-A for Sanford" metropolitan area, according to Sterling Tik, labor market Orange had 76 per cent of the metro population, Seminole pei Chairman determining exactly what Seminole's unemployment rate is In Dear Abb). ...... . Commission .7-A analyst for the State Employment Service. A calrection factor is cent and Osceola 6 per cent.. But Uie Disney boom has not affected l)r. Lamb 8-B Michael liattawa) was skep- March 1976 There's also no practical way to determine the tOtal applied to the figures to allow for moonlighters and for persons each of the counties equally. tical of the project. Ilattaway population. And as the latest cemus grows more and more out* r working out.side !heir county of residence. 8-11 By Ir74. a U.S, Dept. of Commerce estimate showed Orange's IIopital Then th trlLk is to relate surs e statistics to the total number share had sunk to 71 per cert while Seminole climbed to 5-A said he would like to ste land dated, the more unreliable unemployment estimates become rapidly gowthg county like Seminole a Obituaries 5-A ofpersonsemployedm,sa},theSelnlnole toothpick Industry The cent and (ceola stayed at 6 sites in Seminole Count) for capecially in Even so, estimates of unemplo)ment rates are used, among 1-4-B state Emplo} ment office knows from stud) ing lists of orkers less than $4 000 But for figuring unemployment rates the proportions Sports $200,0(* other t.hings, to determine a county's efigibi1ity for federal jobs for whom unemployment insurance is being withheld, that there established in 1970 are kept as cmstants unLi the 1900 census. 6-B are 300 employes in the Seminole County toothpick industry. A 7-A loan from the state is available PrOgralmIbis phenomenon helpis decrease the accuracy of unem The Impossible dream of precis-*. accuracy Is Juet that -a survey of certain toothpick companies sbows that In January 1976 as the county colnplo)ment calculations for Seminole, because Orange County %%+:ATIIP:I1 100 persons are workVg for tliose firms, but a survey of the same like a large planet eluting gravitafional influence on its mission approves a resolution dream. say statisticians, who accept that they are 1l.m.ited to an estimate. The ultimate goal Is, of course, an exa ct estimate. But firms in Febrwtry reveals that the number of employes has risen satellites-automatically affects Seminole's statistics. No of acceptance. matter " Ionda' hi h 84 you never know just how accurate an estimate you are getting. r,illividual unemployment rates are for the three 61. In order to apply this increase to the entire 300-person ir, counbes, no matter which is highest or lowest or in the milddle The business ot figurW unemptoyrinent ieveLs is simple .a.s prime contractor. That Ilartly cloudy today. dustr the State Employment office uses what it eaIs a imi anytime the random sampling Indicates the population Count for Increasing clo'jdines with a means, she said, the count) enough in an ordinary rural county Following the 10-year relative." Ibis means that if the difference between January and Orange County.Nu fluctuated in either direction, unemployrMt chance of thundershowers *would locate the land, and then census random sampluligs are taken of a flied number of February survey totals represents a 10 per cent hike in the partial levels for Seminole and Osceola counties are adjusted up or down have contractors prepare the homes each month. These samplings nmke it possible to estimate" the degree of upward or downward movernent in Uic statistics, this change is r-itended to the industry's overall em. in the 76-IM proportion established by the familiar houw-to. laixi In anticipation of builders. ,, ployment. Thus the agency will estimate that in February the house survey. Once the site was prepared, county's unemployment rate, as compared to the precise peroyed people established by the 1970 censw. total number of toothpick workers Ln Seminole County rose to 330. And as the morit.lis and yem slide by.ftse fIgures will retain In.p.h. Rain Probability 30 per high pertvntage of change, used purely ne Florida State Employment Service, which computes course, is a 77his, of to $13,000 a year wolidd have roUghly the Same reladOnSNP to Each Odw, even Utough Vent tonight and 50 per cent for Ihlustratbn Tuck says monthly link relath'es usually reflect (ccola's litrgelv agricultural work force probably won't be a! ftrst opportunity to buy a site anemkyment rates for all parts of the state, has a heJge against closi to a one per ctnt fluctuation upordown the system's Potential inaccuracy. It is called an Industrial i ( ontinued On I'agt 2 A) For $4000. Details and tides on Page 5-A. 'middIt. income housing," Vihien noted '' - .; ____________ fully-developed homesite is proposal and asked the co unty stat! to research the issue. "We . do have a shortage of low to -______________________ -_ -- - __ - _____ ..&._—~_.!_'- . -1:-K "Nib" 1 '' ~ I ?- .- _~ . 2e , in 1974 - ..-I*, plaid (sbove) is a far cry from the old 2,400. ,I tlu ee per cent interest for up to Southern Sborteniag"ll Dew Sanford sq ft quonset but opened by Dr George Jackson Jr. In Just the )earl, the three years to develop company has grown to a place among the top five companies In the field nationally with raw materials pouring In from several Midwestern states and a of $4,000. The present cost of . " MAI-'j — Allen Keen of Altamonte M0111111W ,11-,~,. ~, --- - - --- - Iferald Staff Writer -- __ - ,. - I : . - ___ - the rich you just have -' , 'm!t fee, not I# - take about two months, said Laura Jackson. comixiny se" At present, Mrs. Jackson said, Southern is turning out about one million . roads and othercontribution gi ven the county by builders Though Kimbroug said he predicted in his 1974 campaign tha t Freeman would seek to halt collection fees, Fileeman says that was easy to predict because former county attorney Nlarsee already had ruled the county could not legally coUect Impact fees Also, Freermn says Florida Auditw General Erne-qt Flli-vn has recommended the county halt its present policy. Jackson said, will probably lead to new acres of land at 2200 Country Ciub Road. Moving the operation to the old !nnmont building near the intersection o! Airport I_ - Pupils at Bear Lake Elementary Scbool observed America'11 Wth birthday with al Bic,entennial parade FTiday, johilng other youngsters In Seminole ikcro" the country who are marking the natJonal celebration with a wide variety of activities in school. (Hemld Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) ortening - Fri-tmn I county commission 1200 000 at r '- For information on the effect _~ t" ta,rn be ,able to undergo the surger y ~_j - ". r 11 I - . _ ______ A state official today offered .Seminole a shot in the arm for the ailing construction industry and an opportunity for more low-cost housing. Judith A. Truett of the state Department of Community Affairs said she will offer the I e heart att.ak thre -—. - T~ I 11111111111111' ~~-_- ~__ irst . _~ - . - I , -_' r f,.-., _ _Jb_jij~~" , A --- risk. The fact Mat you relative ' F - I Ho si ng Fun as rr uttered within three to six months after -'I I' ; I l' member work force by 1981. by Dick Tumor a hcartattack does increase the ''i 'i "l I pf &.~~'. - u r ' . /II" . : Southern Shortenings. Inc., a Sanford food pr od ucts manufacturer which began five years 3gO as a family operation in a ~-jnall qLlonset- hut, announced plans today to move into the 45,000-sq ft lnnrnont building on the west edge of town, George Jackson 111 ice president of * Southern Shortenings, said the relocation is a result of the firm's recent expansion to national status, with distributorships in California, Texas and Puerto Mco. The company produces emulsifiers, pan oils and cther specialty items for such . giant bakeries as Wtnn Dixie, Food Fair, Howard Johnson's, Word Foods (Dandee bread products) and American Bakery, maker of Slerita breads, cakes and rolls. Fit Fmulsifiers are agents which keep misdeal is it correct simply i.#, V I - II ii, FLAGS 0 I I the dealer has 2 card left over at the mid and, if it is not a , 1 07 35MV &T "AOT70 .AOW - AW AJW H*60. -'' nnrf F . I. Started 5 Years Ago in Quonset Hut . ~, It 6 1 - INPIAN OF" 1H MON1H - I . 'I",' PARADE OF I A Pittsburgh reader wants to know if it is a misdeal when - TUMBLEWEEDS ia - ' ' ' " el i. Pau There Is literally no way to preditt ,vhich lvitients will do a I M r Slike thought - ASMNOMM. , THAT SPLINKY SWE 1. ij~l f I e I .iu~, -4 I I 11111~ _vu~ I i.~ , " , -, ~. A #-,V- I ; - - - ,I-".11' ,_`~" ~__-.1 -, '' nament,'* 3 & DOONESBURY TkAh~ - r I r - Radio City Station. Now York, N Y. 10019) ~ our letter to rne in care of this I . r— 0 I tie tournament bridge, but -von the Vanderbilt cup twice I I ii I ' bullet and halt coflection of impact fees. "I recommend that the county commission adopt a valid ordinance to collect the fees - or stop collecting the fees," epan said e sent on to R an ordin n is re d so that we s111 not bt. held legally responsible for illegal collections." County Commissioner John Kimbrough said last week that Freeman wants the fee system halted because the county at. torney promised developers in 1974 that collection of impact fees 7/7&i. 7 I -Z I— -I . - T 1" r-, I ..t ,,,I -.k%.I . tI 5 1P~. lost the board and the tour- 4 wishes to continue taking felt the one major danger number 5-12 Meno AFTeR II _____ __ -:.' _401y . . IfI . 4 . I aI ffie eight on dummy's nine. Had he played an honor South would have made at least four notrunip and won the board. As it was he went down and North Pass 2,N T Pass Pass 4 V Pass cents for 11he Health Letter, EXPERT AY a OT HAW IML-N 5"H it Moir a H li-I : . - - (F:jr a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 to: "Win of Bridge." c/o (his to develop cancer of the uterus. _____ I . __ for two minutes and played hormonesfterthemnopause ithout diffkult From her - ___ __ . . ' t that you include in your letter Oswald: "Glad you asked. ',Nlike' Vanderbilt did invent mean that the cells were not contract and was one of the cancerous. but they were atypical, meaning they weren't great bridge players of the 4rtiourtol5timnesmorelikely - , ,.'---,% "__ % L___ - __ , -~__ - __ __ 11 : estrogen hormones stimulate 1he uterus to have an (ivergrowth of cells or It per. plasia. Ilien when men. struation comes they are shed. It is not surprising then th, overgrowth of cells w, . served when it tissue specimen Recent reporLs indicate 1,11411. %omen who are taking feinale .-'v.' 11110 clubs against the thr eetui &63 Both vulnerable yvars ago should mean that she and he knows that increased of this group, and if her cell growth occurs In response Is out condition is as her cardiologist ~ 1 -: Oswald~ "Our opponents did bid live diamonds. I opened SOUTH The terms in the diagnosis upset because he realizes this, 11, - - - __ __ 7 Cin County Atty. Ithomas Freemain said today the county is in . - IF 0 THE PROFITS! IMP im M 14111100W - ft '007 r - 1-1 -'s. , , ARCHIE I,-,-_--l"fi H1, HOWARE IDEA .' WE - - DEAR READER - The ema C h ormones am her (hologist feels that she can eniale hornionei in medicines given to women after the nienopause do stimulate the -advisable for her to elect to have a hysterectomy, otherwise of he lining of t lmt a b). Ibis Is bec use such pcparatIor1.3 contain esir were put on a sequential type \ I , , — A 'f.- South's jump to three five diamonds notrump spreads" giants of the earlv days of con- whether or not she should have c 1-7 __ . ~~wj ~ L 0. ~ -i' . — - "I / 3 __ 4i -_ playing with Waldemar von Zedtwitz and one pair and one #~ team title playing with me. ne hand in the box led to our team victory." Jim - A don't think much of FAST up to her to decide this problem have not et been because she had a heart attack 11, " % IIF 4-h lll, - t v- — v K 92 # A4 A A K 7 52 Lamb a h)sterectom) He hesitated HEI-D YOU BACKT n -,,-,,~ I ,.., ,~;_ 1 I : This year should U a very %ORTII It)) &AJ4 p.roblern we are having wi0i a close relative. She is in her mid SOs and she has been on a hormone medication for three to four years. She began having abnormal bleeding from the from taking fernale hormones uterus. She consulted her family after the menopause was the doctor who sent her to a possibility that the artificially gynecologist. He advised her to stimulated growth of th e lining have a D and C (dilation and of the uterus could lead to cancer. curettage) which she did. The One possible solution Is to pathologist report came back adcnomatous interrupt the hormones once a "focal atyp1cal month and induce artificial h)perplacla bleeding by giving the other The kivnecologist did rot say feniale hormone, progesterone. tha! this abilormal tissue in the uterus as a c incer but he did Ansers to these and many other questions surruunding say it could become nudi He left I _____ P' %411, Cells DEAR DR. LAMB I'Iease help me with a medical ___________ - 1. " ,Y ~ 10GE'r~ 'I HOW of D ,T;-;I s'Y~O IN MY STEW 171 I :'. Dr. ue ByEDMtICKETr . ' e U ___ VOUR BIRTHDAY - - 1'? ____ . 1 h , . - _117 _% -HEY' COWE HERE A \11.. _-, - I " yt .C.1111 14 V 14bff ' (Feb.23-March 20) . . . - _____ 11), Lawrence E. 1,amb, NLD Si (."t,,,, ,, 14',' I " '!'•$ 14 4 - ,-1- Id~ of compromising for mutual help, not hinder. Need To Be Shed 1 k - -_ , . Normall) ou rca cooperatise tried before Be cautlousi) - 57 SUSPICIOUS ~ 3-21 "- . 11 - I) & __________________________________________ So wE jusir CWERED T LAKE' ".4f ( ~ I - 56 . ,. - Ir - '"ur . IVIM VNIF-r-ftO&--%-Am - 53 I - / 1y - - - 0-" IF- '. ii US. p itly toda courage you before you even try your means or you may be tempted to spend what you thell). closely to be sum you're fully ( BiRTHCAY CAKE! HaV NICE! COt4F I IN! I __ 1\ i I ~ f i~ ~ I 1 ~0~ _ r;:;. by Stoffel & Hesmdohl I "__- _ ~ --m _ PIS€F.S sound your ideas out on people 36 — __ __=~~ 6 ____ rJ -le- ______ ount .1 m 1 - t44_4?+1J. 4 . . . , A V . I i__— \ / -_(: ---..I ~ -= --.-.'. :..-!~~=~_ _-_ Aw . ." ,.: ~ , .-- .... - AR pi~TowNA , THDAY MW 1 32 ,- I2t6 '&" : "THDAY / - I I -. __~. __~ __ _______________ 31 -- 4 ~. " __ ~-21-7- ... - BUGS BUNNY , .1 I-r . It's not likeiy you'll get too Self-doubts today may over. ch support from others in power ) acNeving your goals tWay. Try don't fully believe in them Votirself, nthers can*t be ex. to be self- sufficient. I 6 7 I; r , - . . -. — •. 7' -ou make today I CRACAL' .4" il,t , 1 -, - -LIIPILLU_I 30 1 21J8 26 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents - :- needless problem. - I .1. -,, :'•- H J* frien(l for one you've met domestic changes You're recently. It could cause a contemplating, or OU may I I - - a. (~ - ~ , _ I -i:1' 18 Z)i ..* 1 r, ,/ ,-4,. v lr~__-1 ` -IN 'ç %01 C'RAC K. ll CRACKINa BOOKS iS ----.—.--J..-..---.(r.. — . -.- _______ ___ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 11.4-ith -Intl -,.-Jr..Io~A~..~~tl-.Ii"o,#.-~14 - 1 24 25 by Larry Lewis r-1, _. let)G V 50 Finishes 51 Carbohydfali, - — ''iéc'SD IJUM CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS piç 1 I W I" C, 41 Anoint 43 Mascul riv name 44 Respona 45 Be Wv,sii 46 Some dogs do this 48 Fender mishap 4 5 6 - 18 1~1i~l . 16 UtItItjl" - - I 40 Tell 10 W I b I fl'ce' S 0 (I - ^ - i si f, on. 3 i! 19 Neg0vt *Old 21 Nghlg lab 1 stng (Ft ) 23 Tie I T iieiaiu 68 Year, No, 190-Tuesday, March 304 1976 ,tIUF (March 21-April 19) advantages. 1oh), you may New projects should not be take an unyielding position. started In a hasty manner SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 2) whose Don I take on tasks today that Persons toda) cooperation you need may not are beyond your scope and you bte as anxious to move as YOU talents. Recognize limitations. Act accordingl)r tire. -Dec. Sonle past responsibilitieS 21) Allow ample time before ) ou'%e neglected may get In the getting too deeply involved with way of what you hope to do new acquaintances. They may today. Clean up the old matters not be all they first seem. CAPRICORN (Dec. Wan. first. GENIINI (May 21-June 20) Be 19) Be sure the family is in -----rll~."~ it'? -- - (ah) Bee 2 Mountain 24 Semester (comb forml 25 Gral?ed lher 30 Number 3 Metric *e-ght 27 Baking 31 Conti nent lab l 4 Do: chamber 32 Large lub general 28 Gteat......... 33 Talent 5 Agent (suffixi 34 Against lab 1 30 Chinese 6 Rem&,nder 36 Mariner's jFt I Pagoda direction f 0 9 Gallon 1 DOWN lab lobs I '. 0 s wife 58 s , 59 0 Start IpItiiI 60 T3I13pnsøS 13 S 22 Consistency % wening - A (1'seas' k'n 57 Geraint home ) "L.i I1Fc 3b ) 55 Ofy H 15 16 Bird s - I agenc y _____ I' U I , ,I/, . _______________ Marc h 30, 1976 or : 'I'-' - , ( HOROSCO ___ t:::h - _ I i I _- PE R ____ P - ,_;~_.__~__;__r,__~=_-~_~. - __________________ BEETLE BAILEY _______________________________ ': Or A 'I ., _LA.: 4.9 . . ". . - _____ ___ _-__Al-__ _ ., -: - .. ~ -: _____ 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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I . . - . - . . . - . ~ -a-- - - - I - - - - ~ .. - , , ~~ I "f~~ __- - __ - - - 113--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Thurday, March 2S, 97' Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY II h" "1 BC'v I MLJTA LOAP2 NT LA hi' RE,.\LL"? W P40W CAN ( L Wanderlust 36 L:.v I TOSEC' A FLJU. Ct'E 4t 42 46 pflflP nation S City in 04io tnhst"d 9fassaChusts 44 Mr cape Flowers I? Mr Shard 49 Hotn .INI 13 Goddess of Good Hop.' discord 53 lien product - — EIJ 14 lifetime I 0 ___ i k ,& _-:.)"._, 2 Wight THE BORN LOSER __ by Art _____________ AV BRIN5 IT! 1 Of''\ - (P.)-Fcor5A(_t,) r I %I death blow 27 Weights of India 3 32 Swiss 5 il fl.'I -- ' 2 1 I 35 Capers Frisco 40 hebrew landmarks 10 Curved molding t It low h ascetic 43 African animals 45 Aessm,'rt Church seits aun s Gala mountains — — 4 Cl C.-'. ..!.'. 2 Fapri'i1e ss — — 5 6 1 8 — — — Su.i ,.'' - 9 10 111 13 — ,_ ( .~ 4 1111I i- -- _ - "-._-1'.: , - .;. ~ 14 ., i L i _____________ ) CAMPUS CLATTER with 91MO BURNS 17 — — 19 — — — — 32 — — 27 25 126 24 — — 22 21 ii SA$, L. — — _____________________________ by Larry Lewis — - ____ iT 9-34 ___ I6 15 tem -- — 5 38 -I — - _ ____ _41 _________ , __ .0 -~_ a 'ev. a . ___________ 3-6 - -- — C,.,.w... — — - _ 53 15.4 56 57 59 — — _ _ _ 1 44 F J45 ____________ __ . - 46 47 — _ 1 rTL rfc-f'I 0 43 L 42 4 T/ _ 4-0 .. - j49 1 ______________ 49 — __________ — _ __ 50 51 52 — — by Stoffet & HeimdohI ____________________________ ___________ ____________ — — - — — — — WIN 61 — — '.___rff - -- (_ ~ 14 .P1 / - ELJR0KAL T -i 11 THIS 15 50Kr OF LIKE 1 OUR WATCHiNG A COMPETITIVE ;~_IERS./ - — — . --- - AT (" 1\ I i! Ip- .. - D - ede Diet DE.All DR. I.A.N111 - .%I)- son and his wife have Knife (in a diet that is strictly fruits and t'getables with no milk, meat, __ Chic Young BLON DIE ______________ _______________ __________________________________________________________ - DO Y GET wrrH J; .II MUSHROOMS" _ v F- - -1 _____ L __ ! £ IT .1 0 ____ 1 ____ - ______ / _____ . - - I -- I , - ___ _____ . k % . - _____ _= =-i-- NOWADAYS 'liE Se4CULD GETA zIPPER j _________________________________ MOUTH! u MUSHPCOMS r a, HAVE ZIPPERS - ,j r _____ ____ , a',. -' _____ PRISCILLA'S POP . by Al Ve,'rnur (, rUT,,C)EAR.. I CALL AS To MALPRACTICE ___ ______ PRACTICE' (\ ('' t .5 .- 'i ,% I I 11 C., 1, ~ ___ / i* NOT '\ \OJJ 'r ' 1-71 r , , ~ _, ~ - WQ /1,11 X I ': r3 - -\_1 -/ 1`1~11 f~~ r__ _ L p ________________________________ _________________ r I -- . -" _ k, -W-. A _0 .- 325 . le"s.. I by Bob Montana ARCHIE ______ Wt'iEE 00 AT THE "AND WHEN YOU CY.PtAtN YOU (NOW' YES- I WHATS WQCeG1 REPAIR ' WORK DC)IE ' ON MAPlE SPECIALIZES IN) PLACE' BILL FOR STREET.' BRAKES MV CAR' - GET r'(XJt ___________ - . 6 I' - I i ~k - - - risk o inducing _ ____ ____ by Bob Thaves FAST EDDY'S DINER 4j) , X FINALLY MENTIONED IN I' zJ ,GOURMET' MAGA7INE mtwi [ iI. - I ______ - -1 PHA1I' M ~7 1 XT SAID To ____ EJ _ _____________ ________ - - ______ ______ ________ 3-2s U11. ."" .w,'1 .'. _____ ___________________ - _______ TUMBLEWEEDS _ rMSOEXCnW,SL*AR r ThF V.k)MEN Oc' GRIMY TEP ME I 10 13E __________ _________________ 6U(.CH HAVE ) ) (S4 ( ' ' I __________ '' I ' ' I __ The (lid must contain mail- - I ___________ ________ - . Ia 00"'eJ" ' -: _____ ____ __ _______________________ ,,,, -' - "Make out the 0,ange this way ... $5.00 per hour for labor, parts at wholesale! Then total the bill and move the decimal one Place to the right"' _______ l H AThIE&5 ANY OThER 4 I I ,~> ~ )1; 1W./, -, . rj . Rep. Vince Fechtel, . 7? 'LJ'\ __ i I .__ - ' . I - it I - I - 7/4' )fX/411.. j (ii1"j . - cites delegation, said today he -; ." ______________ - - , 3s _______ - Partly cloudy through Sattu'day. Highs near 80. Low's in the upper Uk. Mostly southeast winds 13 to 15 m.p.h. I decreasing ii night. . __________________________ __________________________ ' ____________ ______ ______________ _____________________ 1 '1 '~" the entire budget of all state agency, and the state's strongly supports almost any departments, without regard to 100,000 employes would be a - -- plan to cut the size of the the previous year are reviewed gigantic task. bureaucracy in the state's to establish need. i::'1L , . capital, such as is contained in thc -Sunset tzw" proposed by SLate Sen. Lori Wilson. I .r E - EL EC R M 3T ç state bureaucracies on a rota ting Lasis as of July 1, 1978. Under her proposed legislation, the Life of any division, mination - - _-,, — 11,tli~ -i ry ___11 IQ 1 ', He noted as an example that Another part of the zero- the appropriations committee budgeting concept, Fechtel reviewed the Stephen Foster said, calls for a completu Sefl. Wilson, a member of the Memorial Commission request examination of the functions Seminole delegation who is the for three additional employes and programs of each agency to Senate's only independent and and decided, instead, to cut determine if it is desirable o only woman, has announced she eight employes. cortinue the agency. is filing legislation for the 1976 session to pr o vide for the (Crr- all of Weekly agency, department, To -_______ CB Begin Column S _ be continued or reestabUshed by the Legislature for periods not to exceed six years and the -.-.. Legislature would be instructed to conduct a "zero based" review and evaluation of all departments. I Fechtel, in Tallahassee for _on ". meetings of the appropriation committee of the house of Representatives, said he has . j- , I not had an opportunity to read .00W I -f "-• Sen. Wilson's proposal, but its concepts "are good." In tic explained that zero-based AH Souls Catholic School a fifth grader at Michael Wing, SCIENCE Sanford, swws his sclen" project to Sister Ctiarlene, S.C.C., the budgeting is a valid concept and one which House Speaker all fields of science from Wing's magnetic Donald Thcker has urged the this week, cove appropriation committee to motor to honey bees to optical tllusionL ____________________________________________________________________________________ follow as much as possible. 1, ______________________ Srn++nrI I I I# _ , a member of Seminole 's legislative -, Breaker oii~nlne. Let's say you are tooling along at five-five in your roller skate and suddenly you find yourself with a tenthirty-three. That's one time you would bedellghtedtosee Smokey show up in his Tiajuana Taxi to give you a hand. Gobbledegook? Not If you are acquainted with the peculiar (to outsiders) lingo that Is common on the airwaves used by the tens of thousands of Citizens Band Radio users - CB for short. CB is the fastest growing phenomenon in the country rigs in automobil es owned by housewives, attorneys, doctors, butchers, bakers,laborers, students -just about any(me you might encounter. The units are installed in boats, homes, motor homes, campers -in fact you would --- - -- - - - Ev Herald 1 ContInued On I'age 2-A a - " To I Bush a ta 14 "IN ' 1~t 1117- -'-c-, • Name (,,,,,. Details and tides on Page 3-A - ° amnesty or Vietnam var Tenn., that the challenger has DEDICATE SIGN an excellent chance of winning draft dodgers. at what the Tennessee, Georgia Ala"Amnesty means th you did was right," he said. harna and Texas primaries and (lId, carrying most of the West. •'PlIr()n means that " ,~, Planner ByJANECASSELBERRY -. -- A;,_ -' - A, , - Herald Stall Writer WINTER SPRINGS - At a rpecial meeting Thursday afternoon city council approved hiring Allen R. Bush of Sanford as city planner. Federal Funding for the $10,000 a year job is scheduled to run out Jun e 30. The CETA (Comprehensive Employment and Training Acti position has been open since the resignation of the city's first planner, Mrs. ,..- ' -- j- - -P 4 IiN - . - . .t,c ; 2110 Bush is presently employed under the CETA program as assistant coordinator of services c')rnrnunity at ri~.%il Seminole Community Colleg . lie received his associate of I - '' '1 4 ..:.;4 0 - - he College, bac -- lor of arts degree - 11 University i public ad- - ministration and masters in public administration from the '_" I -S. - ft - Details ' -11 I ~ _______________________ i ight or wrong, you're forgiven. Carter - winner of five of six fly The Associated Press I'm Just going to say, 'Come on President Ford headed his Democratic primaries home where you belong." campaign for the Republican turned his attention to upstate Udall, at the University of nomination into California to- NewvorkafterseekingvOtesln Wisconsin at Stevena Point, day, where the presidential pci. Wisconsin. Washington Sen. the campaign also was asked about amnesty. mary is 10 weeks away, while Henry M. Jackson, winner of lie said he Favors unconditional Democratic contenders focused the other Democratic election, and the amnesty, since, he said, "Richon the more immediate future has been stumping New York ard Nixon had been granted ting April 6 in New York for several days. And Arizona complete and unconditional Rep. Morris K. Udall, another and Wisconsin. aninesty following Watergate." Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy of the Democratic candidates, prepared for morc work in WI-'r consin. . Jackson, in New York City, The President's two-day proposed a six-point plan he sc hedule listed a day of fund- said would "save American raising and soliciting support Lfl cities." lie said the program, ,, San Francisco and Los Angeles, costing between $140 billion and Stir', and another day of similar ac$160 billion, wculd be paid for ' tivity in Wisconsin. with income taxes from AmenA Horse Is A Horse . . . Ford's challenger for the cans who now are unemployed. nomination, former Cali GOP If Unemplo)mient would be cut the Wild West, but yri Semimle County Isn' t exactly s to 3 per cent er u hanker for the world of horses and dusty boots was at home as the President gram, he said; the federal govplenty here for you. A run-down of Seminole's homey set aimed his campaign For the ernment would take over the appears In the Seminole Magazine, page 4-D. West Coast, funding of welfare and a new • Reagan, who beat Ford in nation,al health system, federal This Year There'll Be Two North Carolina's Republican aid to education would be intAst year, it was planning a new tactic for hIS 2.6 million new dwelling units, hIomemker ow in the Sanford Civic Center. ThIs year, campaign -a nationwide tele- and the government would the Herald will present lecturer-demoutrator Chafleen 'i address. ---gin to insure municipal lxmds, ,,. - Ernst in two shows, April 23 and 24, to ensure a seat for "They don't know the day In Woinea's section, Page 1-C. everyone. In Washington, Whitc house yet," an aide said oF the tele- aides said Ford is ready to pull vision talk. "They're still shop- back a bit on the use of presiIM)EX ping for TV time." riential authority during the 4/' DearAbby ------S-A AroundlheClock Carter was sprinkled with They said Ford and - 4-B horoscope peanuts Thursday as he and campaign. Bridge his strategists have been stung Calendar ...........2-A hospital ----------------lJdall sought voter support in - -dent as a Santa Claus the "resident fariner in Georgia, ran Tito Y hecklers as he campaigned in offering presents to voters in - - 8-A Television 4-B ('rosssnrd 'J SU.I!A Women 4-A Madison. lie smiled and waved key states. F4ItorIaI nal campaign Reagan's natio at the young demonstrators. Al a luncheon, Carter fielded chairman, Sen. Patti Laxalt, 11%s'l';,Th,IIt 'ev,, said in Chattanooga, JAYCEES _____ - _______ , I -I I YEAH! --I I I F,&, a 0 111111101111 ala 2- Fechtel said, ueer, tflat Currently budge for the various agencies, Fechtel said, complete review of that parare based on prior year budi-ets ticular budget took nearly a because of the multitude of who!e day of the committee's state agencies. time and that review of the Under the zero-based concept budgets to that degree of every Inside / x==1 ____ ____________ - -i,ço - %* I,#*-, ____________________ _______________ 11 II flRCAVI I/L4P /tIO IN. N7tW OF Ii £O5A ThV Fh4t4RY! I E3 Herald Staff Writer ., . __ _ I - $ . ) by Garry Trudeau , F jI/7tfPJ4t4J/ UP )W 76R S7R1P i1Wfl4PA B) DONNA . candidates _____ _ - ' . I _______ , ~ '' Lt ________~ii 2E _ _____________ - ___ - — -_ - 17 " DOONESBURY _ low - F I ciin..sidcr a number of these FORLcTF1?E (ad diets that have been cirlli;~~__. PREVENTION ctdated in recent times as being real health menaces. Those who SCl4L is a' want information on the r-4F.vEp our' halan('eddietcansend5Ocents _____ for l'he Health letter, number 4-6, Balanced Diet Recoinetary Allowances (11DM. Send a lung, stamnix'iI, sell-ddressed envelr,-w for mailing, Address your letter to me in care of Evening Herald P.O. Box lr5l, Radio Cily Station, New York, _. N.Y. 10019. - rar 11 - _____ - - -. But the Vietnam war hai resulted in corigre"onal disintenti abd. Only a mh11 hannt with months ago, Congress ordered a halt In small-scale covert U.S. military aid to anti-Soviet factions in the Angolan clvii war. = - - - I S During the Cuban crisis, President John F. Kennedy mustered about 0,000 troops, thousands of planes and hundreds of ships to back his deffmd that the Soviets remove their missfles from Oiba. I _T____T I .- _________ A blockade, bombing or invasion of Cuba would be drastic steps carrying risk of confrontation with the Soviet Union. I) 11 I Th&a by T. K. Ryan 1 SO A Li'-I I POLrflCS WAS" any act of war. Bill Favors AW AUTO Is.' I 6,,' '' _____ - While Ford could order show-of-force actions such as ship and plane movements without congressional approval, the law requires the President to obtain formal congressional asm t for ___ r_ I a "What do I do now? Idon't know." " have I MT1ONED'. ' by Dick Turner ____________________________________________________ ell-balanced diet as strict titolue i'ight loss which results vegetarians lxii they do this by in k;s of musele and vital body o i _____________ ._ And, the commission refuses to rule on Morse's reuot. tie we,tn offered to appwr in but said he was told that wouldn't "be necessary." To Cut Bureaucracy I - us, "Who are those old timers two hearts to partner's spade playing East and West at table opening unless you hold five eight?" hearts. -. We replied, (Do you have a question their real names, but In the days of auction th ey were for the experts? Write "Ask known as A and B and always tho Jacobys" care of this . defended hands in the bridge newspaper. The Jacotlys will : answer individual questions columns of that day." "I wish I had known," he it stamped, sell-addressed groaned. "Look at this hand, envelopes are enclosed. The There I was in a perfectly nor- r7iost interestinp queshonV Mal three notrump. After the will be used in this column openin ing 10 n tour diamond JO MODERN) CARNIVAL lben,Morwsays ift "wroi g" for the county to issue him a set of guideUnts, which he has followed, and then.not follow though with a decision. •uut%Purri, _______ We respond two clubs Yor The unlucky expert asked should try to avoid resp'rndin' umalnutritional problem that it provirit sufficient protein. - ______________ X tIP-i - — * xx VA K xx xxx 4 A Qx - time can lead to such - severe the bean family in his diet to K Since the 1962 crisis over the presence of Soviet offensive missiles In Cuba, the Joint Chiefs of Staff hare prepared flY contingency plans for use in event of a new confrontation with ____ — -_____ Fidel Castro. These plans are kept secret, but they probably run _______ ---the gamut from a limited show of force to a naval blockade, then E----bombine and even an Invasion of Cuba_________________________ Thurs" _________ that "trusted sources" have told him the administration Ii T-71, ,_ -_a_ planning to blockade Cuba if iLi troops engage in further taI terventlon In Africa. White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen. tIe could not comment. An Iowa reader wants to know what we respond to partner's one-spade opening Opening lead _______________________ '- I FRANK AND ERNEST Pass health. That is 11 strong beliefs wishes to avoid all the 1NT 3 N.T flam I'm seriff has said nobody has any buslnes volvement. West North an adeaunto amount of hich are damaging to ones protein. 118 person for religious SmoAey Says: 1 ' Lamb peaches, melons, apples and bananas. For lunch they have lettuce, tomatoes, radishes. bananas, peaches or an apple mixed with raw nuts, or sun. using adequate amounts of the flower seeds but no peanuts legume or bean family. Without because they are of the legume an ,adequate amount of the-w in family. For dinner they have the diet they would have a stewed vegetables and no severe protein deficiency. In seasonings. ttx,diet that you have described They eat this day after thY about the only source of protein for months. They claim it is for the 5m111 amount their health, to cleanse their present in raw nuts and sunower reducing (bet. It is part of their Ma reader ofrny column you religion. They expect to keep know that I prefer for people to this tip for at least a year. eliminate all excess body fat, My son has lost ap. pro ximately 20 pounds since but I do not believe in starstarting this diet. I am con- vation or emaciation because of an inadequate diet. I hope that cerned about them but try not t interfere in their way of living. I )our son"s loss of 20 pounds has major health crisis or death. 00 few Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Connecticut. - ' A review of contingency plans is not partictilatlysignificant by itself. The Joint Chiefs of Staff have developed such plans for all foreseeable situations that might call for U.S. military II)- expert had ducked in order to guard against a 42 diamond break and made only fGur dia• mond tricks against (iv ç ) scored at all other ta bles lot '4' i• £AQ3 AK76 •74 4 A 542 Roth vulnerable be nearby," he answers. ,,The sheriff has no authority to issue gun permits. That authority rests with the commission," Polk said today. "I won't be making any recommendation," the sheriff added. As far as Morse is concerned, Commissioner John Kimbrough said today, "Going by the but has doubts about I don't think the board (of county corn- ever iss guess e Fechtel But Pentagon officials say there has been no order to Place any U.S. forces on alert or to move any U.S. military units In relation t Cuba, out what happened. it wms that old man A had played his king of diamonds oti the first lead of the suit Our unlucky - 10 8 6 have fresh fruits such as sliced runs ' a ' ___________ V 10952 of the kind of a diet that you 11' aboluteIy certain that he AP. THE BREAX3 ' —r-TJ7. BILL V Q t4 any _ _ white minority regime. If you readers cant figure souTu U) statentent but the continuation anIrtitl ; -o(1uets then he must ___ OH, I dusT example for breakfast they to avoid suicide and things - * K 10 4 I do not claim to be a student of fat. the Bible, I do believe that a cannot condemn such a diet ___________________________________________ ________________________ £ J 9654 law of this land. CubantrsthMricamiitaideffortstopleRhodesla's bottom score FAST Dr• diet strongiy suggests that he heas' physical labor. I)EM( IIEAI)Elt - Although Ii1I)' be losing muscle as well as __ trick I Just made three for a WEST He also wants to obey the law In every little The U.S. warnings curne against the background of Cuba's backing of the triumphant faction in Angola and reports that a everyone else made an overt) ,,,%~ - - %%Ould like to know if this is a been all body fat and not - I k contract. As you diamonds are 33 and West has the king se 4J73 permit to carry a concealed weapon. Now, Morse Is a little different from your typical guy next door. Morse has a degree in pee-law from Boston Urdversity, two years of law school and 12 years WASHINGTON(AP)-The Ford administration is btepping up psychological warfare lnan effort to deter further Cuban armed Interventions but has re'rained from any significant U.S. military preparations. White house and Pentagon statements Thursday that con. tingency plans under review apparently were made to underscore Secretary of State Henry Kissinger 's warning that "the United Statci will not accept further Cuban military Interventions abroad." can see, the e 872 — . r tricks for my NORTH county. Cu6e is Are Issued Warfare Warni,",gs - AQ, eggs, bread, cheese, etc. As an - j d . - — - aily In - BRIDGE " 11 ___ _tr Ne Protein — bond required by the But Morse has a problem. The problem Is that the county commission, for seven weeks, has refused to grant or deny him a permit. The problem is not with Morse. It's the commission's inablUty to decide what to do with the first person in Seminole County who has asked for a carrying a concealed weapon." "One of the ingredients for a positive decision Is approval by the sheriff. If we don't get it, then ue it (the pt)," we'll Idon't Kirnbrough added. All the paperwork Morse filled out, both Kimbrough and Polk agreed, is a "carryover" from the time the county issued gun permits to security guards. Though Polk has approved, legally, Morse's the county cornapplication for one here mission Tuesday refused again to rule on it. And. en though says he is philosophically opposed to issuing permits for on Other than law concealed weapons to enforcement officers, the sheriff feels he has complied with the law. . , it, osw%1,J) .111(i .1,%N ç-...__;i CURRENT MEDICAL interesting has a "clean"record. Plus he purchased the $100 , , /) ( I' WRENCH. \1 mat . — 10 Cents i i y? AnExercise InFut*1*t wrn Unr vrvv nn fb 'a he hasn't drawn his gun in 12 yearn on the j Then why apply for a permit? line law allows me to investigate crimes. I deal with the same clientele that sheriff's deputies deal with. I must go to a bar, or a street corner. I don't know what danger is lurking there. The gun is for my protection and the protection of my clients," Morse said, Why not wear it on your hip out in the open? "Aguntnvolvesacertalnamountofterrorism. I couldn't go into a house to speak with a client with a gun In open view. I would inhibit the - . ovine Is It Morse discounts television's distortion of the private eye as a gunfighter. Unlike Harry 0 or Cannon, who nightly get into gunfights with An Analysis A 34-year-old private investigator leans back scnamr, smiles, and brings up at point: There Is no workable procedure to license him to carry a concealed weapon In Seminole OUfitY. You wouldn't think that, though not after you saw seven page:~ of paperwork the county requires Persons to fifl out before acquiring a gun permit. Harvey Murie is at wit's end. After seven weeks of dealing with county government, he is back where he started without a license to carry a collcvaled weapon. Oh, he fWed out aH the papers and had weapon test-fired, and eriff John Polk ran the - .., 58 60 — .. 1 — ____________________________________________ BUGS BUNNY , A — -- By El) PRICKErr Herald Staff Write r March $, 1976 emanate front those above you, but from those with w ho m you Ways in work. LIBR Sept. 23-Oct. 23) This value and contribute to your may be one of those dnus-wally security will he !crthconiin frrtunate days when others will this yoar. Prepare yourself to f•fl to the tab, II you're recognize opportunity wh"rr i! knocks. ,-lallv. iiiii ___ ",.. GunPermit Process : g 34 35 33 (,, JUL'Y 151., 2C\ 8C _ — Z~ IM 4T GEMINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRI(X)RN (Dec. fl-Jan. Instead of sounding-off about 19) Keep your for your bright ideas today, get some possible valuable busy and execute them. There's business information today, nmnln limo for talk after you - ,a,us 'a' C . is 'ocial gaiety. Florida 32771-Price Sanford, — succeed. CANCER June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. Don't try to override your mate's veto today, especially In Put yourself out for people you budget matters. He or she may love, especially family men). have reasons unknown to you. bers, and you'll wind up with,, I day. I.EO (JWy 23-Aug. 22) Any most enjoyable PISCES (Feb. 20-Marth important career decision weighed This will be a quiet i, with hou1d be carefully possibility of some ood totay. If you make the right the offing. Weigh it could be e x tremely . rwss in tho carefully to appreciate it.s trite ,t advantageous. 6 1. lRG() Aug. 23-Sept. 22) II worth. something good happens to you _____ - 68th Year, No. 186-Friday, March 26, 1976 ears open bacchri.ifs 50 Top of head hoü 5 75 IC fl.... .,.. 6 Lairfr, 3 46 47 Awry 48 Cry 20 Distributed cards er,ents 72 24 Measure of land - .,, fii, ning SCORPIO tOct. 24-Not'. ARIES (March 21-April 19) A new idea with potential Rather than making it a night be out on the town, which won't material value for you could hail as much fun, have friends presented today. Be alert. Don't over for a happening. quickly. reject 'III) thing SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec, TAURUS April 20-May 20) If Direct your mental abili', you are truly persistent where 21) 4 projects of a practical toward goals are concerned today, nature today. You're not at. Lady Luck may lend you a tuned to frivolous ventures. hand. Ci -- ruo Chest rattle Soviet 4 .,.'.-... — 1- 1 1 Coritr,., c f', iC Provoked Pipe joint 79 Tart IM "FZ44! L--_..- For Friday, March 26 1976 (ii. ct' 7 South African 31 leg dOcurrt diamond 8 Property item 33 Mortgages DOWN 24 Cleopatras I c' ,'ii: c, 'T' \ wil W! 23 Sonsom ) '.1 OP it _____ 54 EIQQCIIC 21 Vault 0 ROSCOPE ByBERNICEBEDEOSOI' LT,tC)O1 -, tA Isle ___ Ho N1ArA Ltt_I 10 Three rocks 60 Plant oufe near 0! 61 Un.n',Ited I _ _ v i 15 Erpansons 56 Tiny 17 Nev', 57 tO . Scotti sh peak 58 Proton 18 Gr eek 59 Gentleman gravestone ltaI) 0 to PviOuS Puzzio ___________________________________________________________________________ 3/ Dinner cou'" 38 AIIey,1ite 39 Transmittc1 ACROSS I SciJh Arnericin 'O LL - j cig~ ' I '? -. 1' _j _____ ,'Lsi University of Florida. He majored in management and 40 . - -- - - - -- minored in policy and physical • _ '' I planning. During a three month internship with the city manager of Puwlias *~ W~~ Z _l - , , Park from June t.) September 1975, Bush compiler! ;-j: a management analysis report and comprehensive plan under a community development Ile Sanford-Seminole Jaycees errcted a fence south of SWord this morning and placed their sign on the fence, whileb is located grant. The City Planning Cornon U.S. 1742 just south Lake Mary Blvd. According to Tom Fhteman, say civic club in the city may place Its tip on the mission. which interviewed free of charge. Pictured are (from le ft) J.iyeee members Bush Wednesday night, lImit Kitner, Freeman, taffy Blair and David White (banging recommended him to the sign). (Herald Photo by Tom %'tncent) council - M -R - �Ii - - 2A—Evenlng H.rald. SanforFj. I — - _____ Filday Match 21. 1V71 ; CALENDAR / NATiON IN BRIEF On Use Of Authority WASHINGTON (API - President Ford, beang for anotber weekend swing into primary election states, Is desthbed by aides as ready to jaaU bock a bit on the use of presidential authority &ring the carnpa1i foLlowing tht1cin that he net1mes has used ft for political SA11JRDAY, MARCH 27 Longwood Walking Tours, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Bradlee-Mclntyre House and historic district. Back Associates said Ford and his strategists have been suing by cfiallenger Ronald Reagan's efforts to pkttte the President as a Santa Claus oiling presents to voters and Reiblican factions In key states. "We may even bend over the other way a bit," one White House official said, ackIIn that Ford nten4s to 'use the power of the preaIdenc7 -but not ab'.ise It" Ford is to spend the next to days r2ing money and ldtirE sul)ort in California and V(iscuisin, with stops today in San Francisco and Los Angeles. He and a resurgent Reagai nest face eadi other in the Wisconsin primary on April 6. They will riot meet in Reagan's borne state of Calif or rthl Juie E. t .:. ___ I I. HOLD CLEAN-UP D A Longwood May Change Ordinance - _ ira. -. r . -. - 1; 7 . : -:• T? LOS ANGELES (APi - "I've had a wonderful life," says Mary Pickford, "America's Sweetheart" of lerg films who will be honored next week with a special Oscar. I'm grateful that I remember all the good thlnp; the rt s been forgotten." Miss Pickford, Hcilyox1's first superstar, sill formally recel?e the award at Mcr4ay's Oscar ceremonies i enftfon of her contrihiatior to the film industry arid the devekment of film as an artistic mediwm" The special Oscar, in fact, was actually presented last week when she appeared before a cmznera at PIckfalr, her legendary hilltop mansion. Walter Mlrlscb, president of the Motion Picture Academy, presented the award, and a film of that presentation will be thi'wn Monday nigid. Heroin Smuggling Charged RALEIGH, NC. (AP) - Operating from the safety of U.S. military bases in this cotrtry and Thailand, a syndicate led by Army and Air For-ce sergeants &noggled more than P million in *ire ke-oin into this ccuny cm Air For-ce tanker planes, federal c1clals say. The ho1n was bidden in false bottoms attached to wooden tables and other furniture shipped from U Tapao Air force Base in Thailand as military baggage or was concealed In black AWOL bogs - the nall hand luggage carried by returning Gis. That was the account given Thiraday by of1cfals here and in Washington after federal Indictments were returned in Raleigh agaInst 14 persons, mt of them present or former military men, on charges of consp1ring to Import heroin. Power Firm Rejects Pre - Payments By DONNA ESTF.S Herald Staff Writer longwood, consider three whereby the developer would Developer Wade Hargadon, alternatives, Dyer said, pay the street lighting costs For present for the workshop to 1t said the city can: fin' ,ts priod by contract gain approval lot lighting in the LONG WOOD - Florida Pay a straight billing charge with tlw power co.r::;, cti cz PC ha. Power Corp. FPC, because of to include the cost of Mayor James R. Lormann changed its policy, showed a a ruling oy the Internal energy, maintenanre aid fixed noted that if the developer dd lightir.g plan, purpcs-tcd to have Revenue Senice IRS), is no charges. He egimated monthly not pay the costs during the been approved by the council In longer interested in land costsperstreetlig[g,ujeruujs contractperlodtheljghtswowd AugLst, 1974, and carrying the developers prepaying in. method, on a 30 feet high be turned oil by the FPC, thus signature of a councilmin. stallation and acquisition costs concrete pole, at $5.25. He said throwing the responsibility It was determined that the (or street lights in new sub- thecitycouldcontractwiththe bockonthecity. signator.at the time the plan divisions, said Kenneth Dyer, developer for him to pay the Councilman Parker Anderson was purported to have been manager of the Longwood FPC costs (or a five-year period; whose district Includes the approved, was no longer in office Thursday. The developer paying a per ylark subdivision area, said office. In a workshop with the city lot, or per light, prepayment to he received numerous Dyer noted that the town and council, Dyer said FPC can no the city to defray the lighting telephone calls from con- country style lighting wc.uld longer accept, in a lump swn, costs in the future; or stituents urging that the city cost the city $1 more per month the installation and acquisition To have the street light approve "town and country" per light more than tIe usual costs (fixed charges) for street system installed by the street lighting in the second type. lights because the IRS is developer, given to the city and section of the development. Council Chairman J.R. Grant requtring Income tax payments maintained by the city with the Anderson said the residents said whIle 15 lights of the type on the sums. He added with FPC billing the city for energy. insisted a lighting plan ap- usually used would be sufficient FPC in the 49 per cent income I)yer, in response to a proved by a former council to light the new development, tax beacket the tax on the question, said he would called for the town arid country but that 21 to 23 of the town and charges is very high. determine if FPC is interested style lighting on 15 feet wood country style lights would be The FPC is now recom- In entering into contracts with poles, but that the council last necessary. mending that cities with or- the city for maintenance of the year changed the concept to 30 A decision on the lighting is to d i ri a n c e s r e q u r r I n g lights. feet high concrete pole lighting be made at the April 12 city prepayment, such as Concerning the alternative in use in other parts of the city, council meeting. WORLD IN BRIEF U.S. Vetoes Resolution Criticizing Israeli Policies - •.-'.-.•. . - (i., . --- --• ' _.-1_. ,. ' : -. - .. - '1 U•.'p- -' . . '. .I : t ' :-: . .'-.',b1 ..\ - . ,- .-..'.' _.• r:.''' - a • .•-, -. -. ?:w1 1'ryrrt ,4,, - - - :. ..4. r . - .S - -. Jb.;4- . - . . .i ' % '' i.,. --.y3;..r t':kp'..; *J - • - - - -- -a., - r'' ..:. * ---,-. . .. -- _____ - ___________________________ ____________________ 1,..(. _____________ -. ____________________________________ . 1' .,j.L -. . -,J .f • 4. . ,LS( #4t.D - 1 * j.., £ ;;1 ,fl 'c'.' ct z-i-,--,- UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) - The United States yetoed another azdl-Lwaell resolution in the Security Council Thursday night. saying that It would Impede American attempts to get Arat>Laeli negotiatkms going again. "We are engaged ... at this moment in an effort to regain momentum In the negotiating proc that has beoiht some unusual progress," US. Amclor William W. Sa-anton told the other 14 councIl members, all of whom voted for the resolution censuring Ixaell policies mM practices in the Arab terTltcrIes ft has occupied since the 167 AraMell we-. Scranton, who on Tuesday called the settlements Iarael has been eatabilihing In the occupled territories an to peace," voIced objection toordy one of the charges nthPresoluUon_that"re1Is.sfstgina licy aimed at changing the religious tharscta- of the city of Jerusalem." "We believe, my gov -riment arid I, that this conclusion is incorrect," Saanthn said. Planes Sale Studied WASHINGTON (AP) - Congress is studying a formal State Department proposal to seU six Cl3ocargo planes to Egypt in what would be the first U.S-Egyptian arms deal in about years. The proposed sale, which has cfrawn opposition from supporters of Iarael and (ruin the Lsell government, was announced Thursday by the Pentagon and State Depart. merit. Weekly CB Column To Begin Sunday (Continued from Page 1-A) weekly column devoted to the CS enthusiast - "CS Break," which will -ve as a primer (or new CBeri; idorm CBers on federal regulations; keep ablislxid pei.trrs uptodateon whst'snt'wfnthe world of CR; and serve is a for-urn for the exchange of Ideas. The column will be launched with a page of news of interest to CBs and would-be operatcn In the Seminole area And, It won't end there! Readers will be encairaged t3 exchange Ideas, ask questions or just sound oft. Their letters will be w,h'nrried to appear in a "CH Corner" each Sunday. CB groups and clubs are invited to submit news of their activities and forthcoming events. We ask only that the writer 4n his or her letter and include the na'ne, addie& and telephone nuz'iber, In cue of a question. Writer's names will be wtlTheld upon rtiest. Letters and other material should be a4clreased to "CS Corner," The Everdig Herald, P.O. Box I51, Sanford, Via. 32711. Of, yes, in case the first cotle of paragraphs &e dill Greek to ysu, all of the terms are Included in a Cli glossary on Sunday's CS ge. Rock Lake School Plans Worry Longwoo Resi ents Florida Democrats have faces. Woodward and Bernstein's investigative reporting about the Watergate burglary and covcrup won a Pulitzer Prize for The Washington Post. They OlU.ANIX) (API All three men refused corn- an internal I)EA investigation because 'ne's from New York." the DEA agent who shot former are also authors of "All the Three federal drug agents meat. Fitzgerald and Torres also was being conducted. Ms. Nazhrwold said LePore Gainesville Eight defendant, President's Men," a book about pleaded innocent today' to sprint'd past reporters and The arrests were based on a then offered her a secretarial Scott Camil during Cumil's ar- tIleir work on uncovering the charges tetn tuing from a phutographcrs into the court- curiiplaint (miii vaitresses job at SlO,000 a year arid c hen rct on drug chirges iii March scandals. It hie; t€:i iiade u;ti nightclub disturbance In which room, covering their heads with Mary Lundeen and L.E. Nazhr- she declined, one of the men 1975. CamlI subsequently was a movie the trio allegedly posed as newspapers. wold. grabbed her by the arm and found Innocent by a federal Mafia gangsters. According to police: Municipal Judge 11. James said: "Be nice to Vito. You Jury. John LePore, the ousted chief Stroker set a May 18 trIal for Mrs. Lundeen said Torres, don't know who you're dealing An Alachua County grand of the Federal Drug Enforce- the three narcotics agcnts. who called himnr.elF Bruno, ap- with." Dick Milano, manager of the Jury investigated Camil's alle- ____________________________ ment Administration's Central They were arrested Wednes- proached her and told her that Florida Task Force, and agents day night following an alterca- Fitzgerald, whom Tortes called nightclub, said the trio Initially gatlons that he was set up to be . Dennis Fitzgerald and Frank tion at Rosle O'Grady's Good- Guido Vespucci, wanted to In- refused to pay a $22.50 bar bill, shot by the federal drug agents • 1)1.11 r('1U'Tled U') uidictrz'pntc Tcrr,s Jr. cadcd tnnocent In trriv Jo 4 •.4 Lu, .L. hr to a party. lic said ..o after municipal court to mis- flEA i'egional director, said Ms. l.undeen said she de- police were called but that he demeator charges. Thursday that the three agents dined and Torres began twist- then refused to take their _____ If convicted, the charges car- would be resincted to ad. log her arm, saying: 'You money. ISOS. INC... YOUR TRAVEL AGENT " ry a maximum of a $500 fine ministrative duties pending the don't ward to make Vito (the LePore denied the accusaZAYRES PLAZA 436 and 11.92 and 60 days In jail. outcomeof the charges. He said name used for LePore) mad tions. Torres and Fitzgerald FERN PARK, FLORIDA nix Torres was charged with two TELEPHONE (305) 8)1.3733 could not be reached for corncounts of battery against two ment. Police said the three told MAY 14, 1976 waitresses and one count of them they were working on a 3DAYCRt)lSEQNTHET.sF[yJA open profanity. Fitzgerald and case at the club. TOTAL $159.00 PER PERSON LePore were charged with un LePore was ousted as chief of lawfully Failing or refusing to the Central Florida Task Force, 0 Price Includes: pay their bar 1)111. a cooperative drug effort by Trip BUS Transportation From Orlando, federal and local law-enforceReturniig To Orlando. An Orlando man accused of Judge Cowart allowed ment agencies, following alleAll Mess On Board S.'iip 67 Positions operating a sports betting MeNamara to remain free on gationsof&utalltybyhlsrner.. Using Tb. Ship As Your Hotel ,00O bond pending completion operation from an Altamonte suspect accused TonA drug All Pr.ld Tips, No xtra Money To Pay At The To Be Springs apartment has pleaded of a pre-sentence investigation. res of beating him In January. End. no contest to a felony book- Cowan ordered the pre- An Orange County grand jury * CaP Moliss.a At On VVay Out making charge in circuit court sentence report rett.,rned to investigated the charge without Circuit Judge Robert B. returning any indictments. at Sanford. TALLAHASSEE (API Luther Judson McNamara, Mc(regor, Who will sentence Fitzgerald was identified as A Senate ways and means 53, entered the plea Thursday subcommitte, saying It was fore Circuit Judge Joe A. M'Narnama pleaded no tired of seeing what it called 'o'art Jr. conte5t last week before Judge layers of useless bureaucracy, As part of the negotiated plea Mc(regor to a felony charge of has moved to abolish 67 pi. carrying a concealed firearm. tions In the state Education Do- by McNamara the state dropped a second bookmaking The firearm charge was made itmnent. Education cornmrnissloner charge and a charge of after sheriff's agents raiding alleged apartment Ralph Turiington and others maintaining a gambling house. the headquarters olasports betting Ii -imediately and strongly proMcNamara and another tested the Thursday action, Orlando man, Jack I. Cren- operation Nob', 1 searched saying It would wreck badly show, 39, were ncmed in the McNamara and I ounu a pistol needed programs and would felony indictments returned in in his pants pocket. cost the state more than $5 mu- January by a statewide grand ••-' The raid was conductrd after lion In federal funds. jury probing illegal gambling a l5.day wiretap investigation But Senators who voted &-0 activities in Central Florida. at the Lake Destiny ApartFor the cuts said they were not Crenshaw was arrested in ments where McNamara satisfied with the productivity Las Vegas, New., and returned allegedly rented an apartment. of the affected agencies. They to Florida. He faces trials ° Beginning Sunday, March 28, The Evening Herald said the positions just added the' bookmaking and maina McNamara faces bureaucrats who were not taming a gambling house maximum five year prison an exclusive new column needed. charges In April at Sanford. sentence and a $5,000 fine in the _________________________________________________________ felony bookmaking case. JACKSONVILLE (AP) Injunction petitions In the Teamsters Union strike against the Anheuser-Busch - brewey In Jacksonville have been shelved indefinitely. A circuit court hearing was called off Thursday at the request of lawyers icr both sides. The company had asked the court to limit pickets to four at a time at the brewery gate. Both sides asked court orders bannina acts to create or provoke vlolc'ncc. ' School adjacent to the where the - It took a jury 1 hours to find Dennis Smith, 23, of Lakeland, guilty of first-degree murder for the July29 slaying of John Arnsdorff. Alter returning its verdict Thursday, the Jury was to reconvene today to decide its recommendation for sentence, The jury may recommend either life or death, but the judge Li not bound to follow the recommendation. Smith faces two other flrstdegree murder trials here. 4 - , , - - - - -- - - .. ________ __________ er,',ch ______ _____ [7 iI fli__ I ______ - ,. y,•. ' - - -,''.., . - -. ' • AflcNarnara Pleads I n Ga m b Ii n g C a s e Apricot Pits Seized JACKSONVILLE (API A health Food warehouse spokesman says he won't chalknge the seizure of 470 pounds of apricot pits by order of the U.S. Food and Drug /4mlnustraticm. Federal agents announced the seizure Thursday on grounds the pits contain a poisonous or dangerous substance. They said It was one of the first such seizures nationally. A substance called laetri]e can be derived From the pits. Asst. U.S. Atty. Thomas Morris said some persons consider this an anti-cancer drug. . - A re V 0 LI A Former Comptroller MARCH25, 1976 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Milton Duhart Kevin Fitzpatrick Lenora M. Hodges Lord Snowdon Says Exile Is Not For Him I.ord Snowdon says his broken LONDON (AP) marriage to Princess Margaret will not drive him into exile, London's Daily Express reports from Australia. Reporter Peter Hardy said he talked with the 46-yearold plotographer Thursday in Sydney and Snowdon said, "Let me make it clear that no one Li going to make me go Into exile. My home is in Britain" The Daily Express had reported that friends were urging Snowdon to buy a house and apply for permanent residence in Australia to nvold embarrassing the royal - Katina Lowery Charlotte Frank, Ocltona Edith V. Egetier, Deltona Marguerite N. George, I)eltona Walter Glenn latshaw, l)cltona Michael l. Klos, Orange City Pi.mella Jackson, Longwood Robert G. Stokes, ('asselberry Pegg.y J. Griffin, Altamonte Ukrainian dissident Leonid Plyushch, recently released from a Soviet psychiatric hospital, said Soviet authorities' greatest fear is to have John A. Sellers, Deltona John H. Stulti, Enterpmest Michael L. Kios, Orange City - - - - ' ' 7 - .L' - - '' ' -- .-.-- .... - a, rr '—i--i-. 4 --;-- I' _J -- ' ,5 A4.. _fl=_ •jJ_4•• - ,-..- - .. ;• -a. •-. g " J' -.. -', '..A_, -- -*'_.'--.,.- --............................ ._ I flflEAIF to inform Henry Block has 17 reasons vvhy OU CBers on .'t-',' .. '- v -- -'? Readers questions will be answered . ç.,' - .',-ç'-',. L •I$ '.'11f,' .'' r • '.' '' information. ., ': • It will serve as a forum fcr the exchange of t ,. ;; what's new in the CB world. for income tax help. '/'' ':"- • Keep established operators up to date on should come to us .y 'A';'' f-":. f't' :X';-'.-/',i-r'; ;; • Act as a primer for new CBers. . 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OPEN TONIGHT—NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Othe' Area Office In Oviedo 365.l'137 - = -=;=-_, !')'!e J:.. . - t v._,_a,_ ;'h.::, ,'._;•.' ;._'-....';.'_"..'_ " .,'ir,-.'.- v.,--_ - . - s '.... - - Z.'1'i be informed! i . —'. ------------------------------------------- t ---- - .. . .-. . . -. ,- . - '- -'a- 4.-,,-,- . I WOULD LIKE 70 SUBSCRIBE TO THE EVENING HERALD NAME ____ i ________ - .. , ADDRESS— ! nnwrt a,-• ..: 4 - L; Ii tLcjitit' itt;' specialists. We ask the right questions We dig for every honest deduction \.!, want to leave no stone unturned to make sure you pay the smallest legitimate tax. r.; ..., the column! BIRTILS - .-:- ___________________ ---- This column will seek WEATHER -- - - •.-' - The column is written by Michael F. Wend land, a staff writer for I he Detroit News who was using CB even before the units were popular nd who has followed the surge In CB usage from the day when the frequencies were largely used by truck drivers. Nevada Bowie Pleads Innocent _______ - - and simple how-to-do-it information, Springs Francis Tino Ponenti, Reno, their system of mental repression exposed. Plyushch, 37, spent nearly three years In what he terms a "psychiatric prison" after his arrest In 1972 for writing letters in defen.s of human rights In the Soviet Union. He told a news conference Thursday of dissidents tinprisoned with the mentally ill and felons and given large closes of debilitating drugs. Møntp '' A column dedicated to CB usage, etiquette DI.SCIIARGE.S Sanford: Theresa Adkins William Alexander Linda S. Dodson Ertha I.. Hudson Bobbie S. Jackson 1':f!ie Robinson Annie E. Wisswear - Former U.N. mbisd disclosure that Israel the recent Daniel P. Moynihan says "good thing" because possessed nuclear weapons was a "no one has any Illusions sbout what could happen." The disclosure about Israel's nuclear arsenal occurred Agency two weeks ago when the Central Intelligence American scientific community. briefed members of the Moynlhan'5 comments came during a hearing Thursday In which he strongly criticized the United Nations, and the saying ills dominated today by totalitarian states .w'-'- '- D I\iILIL' )ILII. Jtiu Soviets Fear Exposure - _'1 -' II Rosemary Laubert Johnnie Madison Nathan John Moore Family by living In London. It quoted him as saying he did not know Bucklngham Palace was to announce his separation from the princess alter 16 years of marriage when he flew to Sydney last week on a visit arranged last year. WASHINGTON (AP) '.•' VVouId You Like To Be? HOSPITAL NOTES Weupons Disclosure Hailed _ C Ber? PEOPLE ROCHESTER, N.Y. (API Rock star David Buie and two member-s of his rock group have pleaded Innocent to charges of possessing half a pound of marijuana. Judge Alphones L. Cassetti permitted the three to remain free on $1,000 bail each pending a preliminary hearing AprIl 20. __ - Fred 0. "Bud" Dickinson laces a medical examination today to determine If his health' can withstand his scheduled trial on Federal tax-evasion charges. Visiting U.S. District Court Judge William B. Hand refused In a brief hearing Thursday to delay the case, set to begin Monday In Tallahassee. However, Hand ordered the medical exam, to take place in Tampa, and Indicated he would reconsider his previous plan to hcld court 12 hours a day In an attempt to complete the trial in one week, NEW YORK (A?) - Said Dickinson Faces Exam TALLAHASSEE (AP) , ' - at . ,_._ . BARTOW (A?) - - 1: • -.. - t"r.":,J'tt ____________________________________ Man Guilty In Slaying South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:)) a.m., Land O'Lakes Country Club, Casselberry. Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m, Mayfair Country Police said $19. believed to LONGWOOD Club. Although hiis been trying to cut down that access to the school, have come From the purse, was school officials insist con. the lead time" and by ap- however, will be through recovered from one of the OES Seminole Chapter 2, 8 p.m., Masonic Temnpk. struction of the proposed Rock oving preliminary plans property in the city namely juvenile suspects. Alcoholics Anonyinois (open), 8 p.m., 1301 W. First, Sanford. Like Middle School is at least three months can be saved Winsor Manor, The boys were turned over to one, two or three yerrs in the when and If the school is con. Sanford Sertomna Club, noon, Sic Ann's Capri. lie said immediately ad- state Divislono(YouthServlces future, if it ever comes to pass, stn2cted In the future, Sanford Civitan Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's jacent to the school site homes officials at the Sanford Juvenile homeowners in partially Restaurant. in the $40,000 to $50,000 pr-ice Detention Center after their lie sad an architect developed Winsor Manor hore Eo)iéiti Kelley was ap. range have been built and arrest by police. FRIDAY, APRIL 2 are concerned, pointed and the schematic "these homeowners are upset" Happy Senior Citizeng Club of Casselberry, 1 pin., Two Men Jailed A spokesman for the plans are at the state Ieel American Legion Home, Prairie Lake. In addition, Alexander said Sanford police arrested two homeowners says they are currently. 'But, we have to the Winsor Manor street paving Seminole South Rotary aub, 7:50 a.m., Lord men in Downtown Sanford concerned that their tax money have students for the school is from 22 to 24 feet wide and "a Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Thursday on drug charges. has been used to purchase first," Carlton said. "and it will school bus and a car Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7a.m., Buek's Restaurant, cannot Patrolmen Mike Tindel and adjacent property to their probably be two years before a even pass one another at the Joe Sanford. Dullard booked James L homes that is practically land- need for the school can be same time." Koopman, 19, of Barrington, locked, that tax money is being shown. Saying a slucient body of Ill., and David C. Acadia, 27. no [ongwood AA (closed), 8 p.m., Episcopal Church. used to pay architect's fees for Canton said while the school about 81)0 students can be an- known address, at county jail Tanglewood AA (closed), 8 p.m. St. Richard's a school that may never be 5)-stem has grown a little at Episcopal Church, Lake Howell Road. tidpated, Alexander said the following their arrests at First built, but mostly concerned that elementary level, it has Winsor Manor Streets are not Street and Magnolia Avenue. SATURDAy APRIL 3 ultimately heavy vehicles will decreased slightly at tie tigi designed to take the heavy Koopman was held in lieu of Mid-florida Singles Association business meetIng, 7 tear up their streets if con- school level. "We are volume of traffic that will $5,000 bond on a felony p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. AU singles structlon does begin, maintaining what we've got," result. marijuana possession charge invited. Frank Alexander, president he said. "1 can also visualize our and Acadia in lieu of $500 bond of the Winsor Manor Sanford Women's AA Group, 2p.m., 1201W. First St. Ralph Ray. the school streets being torn up by the on a possessIon of narcotic Homeowners' Association, system's public information heavy traFfic even during paraphernalia charge. CauelberryAA(closed), 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran while enumerating the con- officer, said that Rock Lake construction," he said, "and Church. Overbrook Drive. Burglary Probed cerns of the residents today, School cannot be justified by who Is going to pay for the Sanford police today were said it doesn't appear that the growth For state funding at this repair?" Qilckcn dinner sponsored by Ciristlan Homemakers investigatng a reported wishes and fears of the people point. "We do not know when Class to benefit mission proct, 5:30 p.m., Community According to Alexander, a burglary at the residence of are or will be taken Into con- construction will begin." United Methodist Church fellowship hail. particularly sore spot with Jean Cohen, 630 Sarit.a St. sideratlon by the elected school Noting that work on the Winsor Manor residents is the Patrolman R.A. McIntyre MONDAY,APRILS officials, school board property, which pathway mo%ved by the school reported the residence was MagnifIcent 6CR Radio Club, 7p.m., 1103 Orange Ave., Alexander and the had been planned as the seI'ool system through the school sIt' entered by Sanford a window and horneoncrs appealed to the site, has ken cone to provide a to provide a route (or' school ransacked. Listed as missing Longwood City Council to set route TUESDAY, APRIL for Woodlands children to walk to the were three necklaces, a .fl Advanced Lifesaving: load limits as soon as possible Elementary School students Rescue and Water Safety to Woodlands School. caliber pistol, 15 boxes of on the narrow subdlvi*ln get to the school on the E.E. Course, 7 p.m., Atlantis Swim SChOOl, Mtamoyge Springs. lithe route through the site is ammunition, six pocket knives Three nights a week icr three weeks. streets to stop the future use of Williamson Road, Ray said mP.eaSUrCd, ft Is less than two and $6 in pennies arid $25 in Senior Citize 4-day tour to Atlanta and Bninswjck. said streets by heavy con- construction of the Rock Lake miles to the Woodlands School silver coins, police s.'rid. struclion vchicIc &hool 'ill have to wait until and the ctüldren mu-st walk, Leaving Casselberry stop at Seminole Plaza, 8 a.m.; pick LnrnowersStokn At a council meeting this the other middle schools are Alexander said. Sheriffs deputies today were week, City Attorney Ned N. crowded. If the route measured via the probing the thefts of lawnJUIIan Jr., was Instructed to FRIDAY, APRIL 9 "WesImpJydono(kgy when paved roads Is taken into mowers from two separate Family Night Movie, "G%rge," sponsored by Hop r prepare the necessary or- that will be," he saId. "ft consideration, he said, the residences, Elementary Schoci 7 p.m. Refreshments for sale. dinance. depends ist how many people children would 'e bused, Dan Parker, ci 2106 WIn. School officials, meanwhile, move Into the area. We are not "That property Is not r.ebargo Trail, Maltiand, SATURDAY, APRIL 10 say there are no tilqyts toe enilrjnafIn any substantial suitable (or anmlJ children to reported a $239 lawn mower vro Carnival, Fcreat City Eiementary School, 10 a.m struct the SthOOi ;i the tm- grovth in the next year." warx tJ'rougn," ne contenis. _, S pA..... was taken in the burglary of a mediate future. hugh Canton, Alexander, in reviewing the "We cannot understand why garage at his residence. — the ichool intern's hipfrt,rn,,,,g4 i*f • k, D....L. I ..t. I tin ,. I L.. .1 - director — — uuuiu arm soJ.C. l(obertson, of Sanford auxiliary services, said it will School, said he and other ministration continue to Lwnng Ilciuld pta'sue Route Three, told deuUei that probably be one to Iwo years homeowners in Winor Manor this school, spending tax- a $863 elght.horsepower riding before construction could discovered aixiut rix onui,s payers' money, when school mower was taken from a tool Frldty, March 26, 1976—Vol. 68, No. 86 begin, adding that the board ago that the School IJ'j officials say It may be two or shed at his residence. t'ad DaIly and Stn4iy, has no plans at this tIne to go purchased property to the rea.r three yeer or they may never a, Th Savifoid PICuW, Inc., 300 N.Satvrda md Chrinma, Day Ave $èflførd. la beyond preliminary plans of their development, build a school there. If there Is SICond Cots Pott9, Paid,. iantc,4, p'hlch can be used on anotherFIrd 317fl. "The site is located on really a possibility that the Horn Detivey. iS cen4, Month, P10, site, property In the unincorporated school will never be built, why 175 40 B' Mitt in Ftoq,dà i4rr as ttome dClyy All other ial Canton said the school board area," Alexander said, noting spend the money" he asked. Month, 1270. 6 Mor,Ihs. Its 70 17 %3 10 . . - ThURSDAY, APRIL 1 Senior Citizens trip to MasteriAece Gardens and the Passion Flay at Lake Wales. Leave Sanford Civc Center 1:30 p.m. Casselberry SAck up at Seminole Plaz.a, 2p.m. Sack hmth. Return after 11 p.m. - - - In junction Pews Shelved TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Rotary Club of Casselberry, 7:30 a.m. The Caboose. Sanford Kiwanis, noon, Civic Center. Senior Citizem Dance with Sanlord Serenaders, 2:30 p.m. Sanford Civic Center. •- w:.,:_,.' : q..- Three Drug Agents Plead Innocent ' Sanford Rotary Club, noon Sanford Civic Center. Mcobolks Anonymous (dosed), 8p.m., 1301 W. First Sanford. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31 Data Processing Management Asia. of Central Flori4a technical sessIon, 6 p.m., Sin,Bank DCorp., 2290 PremIer Row, Orlando. .t ?.- t .1;.. ãr' -'9,!5:- White House photographer 011ie Atkins had to shoot (or some timeto get a picture whch did not show tears on any of their A.....i. C...IIl.lJ &t!.L.&.I_L 1, ..!.J.. ..,& t5I I ) I tIUVYU lI&tIltUIJ Itt(.IUIII delegate positions, George Wallace, who won 30 delegates, rejected none. MONDAY, MARCH 29 Loagwood Area Chamber of Commerce general meetlng,7:30am., Quality Inn North, SR 434 and 1-4. By BOB LLOYD 71-year-old woman's purse and by Sheriff's reserve LI. Edward groeriea and her purse, Herald Staff Writer knocked her to the pavement at Sauls, who was of,f-duty when Patrolman Jack Fulenwider the intersection of Country Club he witnessed the purse. reported. She wa3 treated for Two Sanford juvenile buys, Drive and Country Club Circle, snatching Incident. arm cuts and bruises suffered ages 13 and 15, were arrested &inford police said. Wilma Kimber, 71, of 102 when she was knocked down, Thursday afternoon on robbery Police said the juveniles were Anderson Cirde, Sanford, was police said. charges after they snatched a apprehended after a loot chase walking Inrne carrying a bag ci Fulenwider said that following the 3 p.m. incident - opened the door for- a potential national convention fight with presidential hopefuls Jimmy Carter and Henry Jackson over the candida' efforts to handpick their delegates from the Sunshine State. The state party Ruli. Committee voted overwhplminulv r' r.!ght tc tg;c 'uy Ct s and Jackson forces to purge 390 of 738 persons who have qualified to run as their delegates In caucuses across the state Saturday. Carter rejected 295 of 526 persona who signed up to run for the 34 delegate spots he won in the March 9 FlorIda primary. Jackaon vetoed 95 of 212 persons seeking hIs 21 o . . - - Brewing Among Democrats ORLANDO (AP) - - ..,' NEW YORK (A?) A net4 medication from his medicine zation of cxcerpts beginning tary Ron Ziegler. of Suite Henry Kissinger to of the former president's few book reportedly paints a picture chest. Monday i Newsweek. News says that The Nixon's kneel and pray with him, say- confidantes In the final days. Time says, the press secretary of former President Richard M. According to the report in son-in-law, David Eisenhower, log: The book is The Final "You are not a very orthodox sometimes became the obJet Nixon drinking too much, 1)ays," by Watergate reporters Time, as amplified by column- expressed concern (or Nixon's weeping and threatening Bob Woodward and Carl Bern- nist Liz Smith of the Daily mental condition, reporting to Jew and I am not an orthodox of Nixon's temper and that Nixsuicide during his last days in stein of The Washington Post. News, the book relates that in an aide that he had seen the Quaker, but we need to pray." on was heard on one occasinn the White house. The News says that after the scremnhing at Ziegler, "Get out' Time Magazine and the New the days before his resignation president, intoxicated, talking The Former president's sul- York Daily News say it has Nixon spent much of his time to the portraits of former presi- prayer Nixon began crying, Get out!" (-ide talk so disturbed his aides, been closely guarded prior to Its drinking in a small office in the dents. When Nixon summoned his screaming and beating his fists according to reports on the publication next month by Executive Office Building, cifamily, wife, daughters and Time says that as the end on the floor, book, that they removed all Simon and Schuster and seriall- ther alone or with Press Secre- neared, Nixon asked Secretary Even though Ziegler was one sons-in-law, for a final White house photograph, says Time, National Convention Fight Central Florida Greet Dane Club Fun Match, noon, Orange County Ag Center, 2350 E. Michigan Ave., Orlando. Enizies close at 11:30 a.m. Pair Arrested In Purse-Snatching :" __ , I IN BRIEF Spring Festival, Bishop Moore [Ugh School, Orlando, 1-10 p.m. TUESDAY, MARCh 30 Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m. VFW buildIng, 17.91, Longwood. Overeaters Anouyuwia, 7:30p.m., Florida Power and light Sanford. Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Summer-set Recreation Building. Sanford Optimists, nonn, Sue Ann's Capri. Parents Anooyxnoi, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church of Caa'!berry, (for troubled parents). -- L. - - - Spring Festival, Bishop Moore High School, 3901 Edgewater Drive, Orlando, noon to 10 p.m. Country Market Day sponsored by Oviedo Woman's Club 10a.m. to 6p.m., St. Luke's Church,, SR 426, SlavLa. Contlnu&us entertainment. Peat saic sponsoed by South Seminole Optimists to benefit Seminole Youth Ranch, 10a.m. to 6 p.m., SR 4.' and Fern Park Blvd. - SEEDCO Membership Breakfast, 8:30 am., Sanford Civic Center. SUNDAY, MARCH 2* Loogwood Walking Tours, 1:30 to 4 p.m., Brad!eeMcintyre House and historic district •- . ...L,..-. ..__.i- Spaghetti Supper sponsored by DeBary Boy Scout Troop 560, 4-7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Highbanks Road, DeBary. Lougwood Pollee Cadets, nombering 31, were out In full forte ck'uh debris from streets and &t. ches recently. Pollee Officer Mike Fisher is director of the group. (Herald Pbolo by Elda Nichols) .r, ..n I-us Final Days In Vt/hite I-louse - AA Sonlord Waneu's Group, 2 p.TL, 1301 W. First St. Cauelberry AA (closed), 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church - m :ii CAD ETS -- . . . Actress To Be Honored P During :-.. . - -. FRIDAY, MARCH ZC Spring Festival, Bishop Moore High School, 3901 Edgewaler Drive, Orlando, 5.10 p.m. Booths, games, rides, food and entertainment. Foresters Sqre Dance Club, 8 p.m., The Forest. Longwood AA, cIced, 8 p.m., Episcopal Church. Tangkwood AA, ck&d, 8 p.m., St. R1chard' Ep Bkeuteimlll operetta, "TI* Tea Party that Shook the Worki" presented by MU wee Middle School 8th grade 7:30 p.m., school audItlum, SR 427. Ford May Pull - PHONE NO.___--_____ ' .. . ; ." I q ',' ''': !'; ',, '.• . . - , . -. t -- Home Delivery 55' Week 24o Cl Month MAILORDROPBY THE EVENING HERALDS P.O. BOX 1657, SANFORD, FL. 32771 - . . -. '-.------".. ,---. !-:'-------------- - --,--. . c- �T_'-.._. S - _-,. - ___ kI N 1HEN(II AVE.. S.\NFOU[). H.\ 3271 Ar.'i e'dv jCt5-3Z2.2b11 or &11-ti9i3 Friday, March 26, 1976-4A A round WAYNE I). DOYLE, Fuhuisher i. RIChARD LONG. Editor WIU.IAM I). ('URHIE. Managing Editor ________ H"me t)e1iver.: Week. S5 rcnLs; Month, $2 4. M iith,, $14 .0: \'var. $2 40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All c'lher mail: Month. $2 70: 6 Months. $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. _______________ ________ [I ______ -- Indexing Taxes A Good Idea During these years of inflation a practice has become commonplace of virtually assuring the perpetuation of higher prices. The economists call it "indeation," which means that wage agreements, insurance policies arid purchase contracts. etc., include escalator clauses connecting the dollar amounts mentioned therein to the economy's price level. If inflation imcreases X per cent, so then does a workman's wage, for in• stance, climb X per cent. The problem with indexation, the more solid economists say, is that it institutianalizes inflation. It makes inflation easier to live with, to be sure, but that re!ief makes it easier for big-spending poIiticans to escape criticism. And if any lesson needs to be learned by the citizens and leaders of this land. it is the root cause of inflation: govern.ent printing pes cnurnmg u&t paper currency to pay for ptkaily created debt. Indexation cultivates peoples' ostrich instinct. "There's no doubt that indexation makes inflation easier to live with," Baltimore economist Honald A. Krieger told the \Vall Street Journal. "In other countries where indexation is widely used, it seems that everybody is like the Red Queen in Alice in Wonderland, chasing inflation harder and harder just to stay where they were." We don't like to promote the notion that "inflation ought to hurt," but something needs to be done about the hellish situation in which everyone, from wage earners to corporate magnates, find themselves. Until we win the philosophical battle against inflation, however, we shouk like to suggest a prudential way to remove a particularly burdensome stress from any American concerned about his personal income — which includes just about all of us. What is not indexed to inflation is income taxes. No, we do not mean you should pay more taxc inflationary rates increase, but that, barriig an out-and-out repeal of the income tax, the Internal Revenue Service should at least try to keep personal income on par with inflation. In other words, inflation has the additi onally insidious effect of pushing people into higher tax brackets, a kind of double jeopardy for a huge segment of wage earners. That ought not to be the case. The idea is not original with us. Economist Milton Friedman has talked much about income tax indexation, as has New York Senator James Buckley. But there, within those select circles, the idea rests. We think that consideration of it, especially this month when Americans are agonizing over their tax forms, ought to be renewed. Classless Justice If a Soviet Union cUd not exist, we would have to invent one. The existence of a rival system seems designed to challenge us to perfect our own. Recently the leaders of the Soviet Communist Party were disclosed to have written a long defensive letter to several Communist parties In Western Eirpe, explaining Soviet civil r1gta policies. "Tha Crnzrriita lia óiv,iji Iàii (Zr tsnd that pwe' chemoTacy, rights, and liberties In general, do not exist," th letter uys. 'Ihey lrrcarlably bear the charact of class and serve the Interests of a particular class." The Kremlin regime thereicre Imposes a dictatorship in (be name of the prulatarlat. In the United States we do not pit qttaUcm marks around the worki liberty. We do not question the value of freedom and self-government. History will rrd wet1wr the people of the wcrld will eventually choose aw system of theirs. Bu the Rasans' aiticinn of our system Is a challenge that must be a!uarely faced. We must take care that every Individual who stands before the bar of justice receives equal treatmerd — regardless of Income, regardless of education, regardless at social position, reglardleai of color and origin. Ecial justice under the law Is our country's proudest toast. The Clock By ED PR!CKF It'soutthere. tk s It? Reportscall1tthe"cvIedogbostught"andey say on damp and stormy nights it appears on a desolate stretch of SR 13 near a bridge that spans the Little Econlockhatchee River. Some say ghoets haunt the six-mile stretch of and"gSv*tllghts." Li i, she iays "ghost lights" of the type reported on the lonely stretch of commonlnlrelandaridpartsofGermanylnloreats where trees rot and rain drizzles on that rot throwing off a glow. Since Norbert was three, she said, "I knew he kllledInthatareanwthetuthetury. •A.i 5ij(1y o' the pnYsIcf dt'pttt "' zit FloridaTechnologic*lUllIVersit)WaiInCOflClUslVe. The suzdy, conducted In 1%9, reported therc was "Insufficient Information" on which to base 8 coiclts1on. i1J'3, Hyman said she now fears harm could mystery light isjust glowing blue swampgas easing In Feb. l9t13 —five montha before the car struck seeing "ghost lights." That harm would caine not — her "vision" she said she saw her father in dream and In the .beam her father showed her tr on dead on the blacktop, esays she even predicted tte typedclothing her son would wear on the day of his death. A registered clairvoyant, Mrs. Hymtn I.s one of a growing nber of fortune tellers, palmist, seers and others who claim during visions to Predict events that Later ccxne true, Jeas Steam, a noted newspaper man recently she saw in her "vision," Mrs. Hyma.n says be was wearing those clothes earlier that same day. But she says he came home and changed before going out that night toshoot firecrackers wlthaomeofhl,s friends. Ben F. Ward, a former Oviedo city councilman, said legendary tales say the "ghost light" was the ghost of a desperado who was tracked down and predictions made by clairvoyants that did Come true Stern points to many Instances in which predictions turned out to be fact, and not fiction. (ke of the most noted was a redictlon by a clairvoyant that President Jth.n F. Kennedy would be Mit)atOd while in office. Another was Dist his brother would experience a si.'nilar fate. A thuluota clairvoyant whose son was killed rar the bridge at 10:30 pin. in July of 1963 says of "ghost lights" are just a "bunch of phooey"andthattheblue,eerjellghtisswampgas. Perhaps even stranger than the reports of a reports claims she experienced which accurpt.ely predicted her son's death some five months before a car struck him nearthe Lrldgewhere the "ghost lights" are reported to appear. Anna Maria Hyrnan's son Norbert George i-lyman, 17, polIce reports say, was struck by a car that didn't have its headlights on. But the palmist L The Seminole County, Board of oty Commissioners, ti5 Cilgible applicant, by Boarø motion Tuesday, March 23, 1916. authiled James D. tiedsole, Dirictor RAY Mansfield V0 PrI Seminole Plaza, Cassetbei-ry, Florida 37707. PublIsh. March 75, 76. 21, 1976 DEX-13S __ Suffered 4 p "Do you realize we lust ml9hf have fo.look at Jimmy Cbrrtr's smile for lhti nexi fo'r yeers? _______________________________________________________ Legal Notice __________ - . - - - .. ' i'r Point In War On •- Rape The idea of against women but never Injuring them until he attacked a girl who tried to push him away; in that case he cilled her. This dlscl)uraging I ...,. . ( - . , ' study of 96 rape victims in Seattle, where 20 per cent wIth self-defense training said it did not help them and only -- .... ' t'i u'uhU .., •''• far asto suggest that women arm themselves - ith weapons to protect their tranquility. The trend has obvious Feminists go so ____ _____ ___________ - - r. •— trn ( muscle up ani fight hack. As regards rape in particular, the vogue is towards an Cr1couragement of selfdefendin .....i _____________ Friday, March24, 176—SA Ev.rting H.raid, Sanford, Fl. Knecht tells of an L.A. rapist ' rapidly than where it concerns crime resistance, Many now are convinced that their preservation and safety in a nation of victims depend in .,.,..,...,. IRIO'-IJ in the crunch, it does much creatures Is on the decline in c,.,. - - 2 -_t.Li- .,.11..-I tlU'4IiUS..* ::ii _________ _________ ______ ___________ _____________ ______ ____ _____ _________ _____ ____ ___________ _____ j__'. ____________ - ______ from the thugs. Kr.echt believes that if violent resistance is to be used at all, it — _____________ _ ______________ _________ _________ ________ _____ _________ _______ ___________ ______ _____________ ___________ ______ _________ ________ ___________ _________ ______ _____ - first 30 seconds of the crime, The victim still has some intellectual practicality. More control of the situation then, than half of the men who and kic or pokes may serve to commit rape, according to frighten off a hesitant rapist. sonic estimates, are sadistic or 'IThe sadist Woul(l not likely Ix' _____________ luhtril1t hit}iic, thus ________ coct1, bUt other fiends IIIIght hardly be scared off by a victim resistance, .Jean MacKellar, Nonetheless, though admiting be persuaded otherwise, In any who resists. In fact, author of "Rape: The Bit and the option, she fears it is no esent, the early commotion rapists are encouraged b)' _______ the Trap," says that "Since answer for most women: might alert help. Almoat rape is usually a power trip, not "We've been having a series of everyone agrees that the best a sexual one, the man usually is rapes on the west side of Los defense against a rape In Legal Notice trying to prove his dominance Angeles recently where the progress Is a scream loud - _____________________________________________ . •, _______ ______ - ____ _____ - . / I -.-. ,. / ... / -- __________ - 4 I,, - ti i-. .. - I I / WASHINGTON— I met Mike Mnrf1rii ------" decacie ago m a hotel room in Helena, Mont. He was the state' niurse rona visa t'i borne. I blew In on a reportins assignment. A mutual friend offered an [ntr'iducflon and I seized the oporUznity for narrow reasons: It was the time of Vietnam, which I then embraced, and I wanted to argue Mansfield's antiwar views. The door to the senator's room was open, and be was waiting for me in shirtsleeves on the edge of the bed. I was off cred the only chair In the room. He Ut a pipe, aossed his arms over his chest and explained that the small, plain, very ugly room was adequate for his stay. He didn't like suites, he salt He had no: entourage. His needs were simple. Saying this, which was a lot for him, he retreated behind an exjresslon of solemnity, and listened while I explained my culctrn for his Vietnam opposition. IsaidthatIhadseenagreatdulof combat as a correspondent and was worried that the Increasing tack of support for It In Amer- .4. ,f __ - / '7 / ' /L.._JTf, \J 7 / .. .4 'a, .,_ ...1,i. .s_.... ITfiUULU1 — £IW jMUU&1i4 W4i . tthat theSoviet Union has overall better weapons today than the United States, It doesn't. Or that It is spending more. 'Iere is evidence many of the Soviet rutes earmarked f defere are wasted in inefficiencies. Th problem today is thit the Soviet Union today has an Imaginative, superbly designed military research program headed by trst-ate scientists. wastes in the SOVIet system, Russian military scientists are moving ahead at a more rapid pace than their American counterparts. This Is very surlslng, In view of our nation's scientific history and national pride in In. . ________ . _______ ____ - . J/p I /r JACK hearing to rcun,il. 'p. tniI'...l,,n .... (.rldu) r fl flhv un LOt i15. uf ferns fhissnotto .ay resistancei.c year.old woman?" Incidentally, Knccht says, Execution Iss'.ed out of r.d jnde(' of WooJcrest Unit s. r . rh!tn ).'ft) PdUC*tiOfl department vhslrman, Junior A S!ClP.L EXCIPTIONS Court of futile. Rita Krcht, z niie-year Neither pg ,i. rn Section 35-21-30 on I?tC eai ot Inc County Knecht nor women cn ugh: rapists with Donna F 1 MAYBELLE C. GAY BA(4 Woodcres? Drive (DIII. 1) Woman's Club of Sanford, Introduces June Gordon to club Seminole County, FIrida. upon a veteran of the Los Angeles M.:Kellar is against manual the victim's wcapor1 othcr than members. I? 71) 13 & 21TE A-i Agriculture BAIl final $udgment rendered In 3 LUKF N. RUSSELLIII Ms. C.,ordnn 1* coordinator ci Seminole Communhy Police Departiueiit, and arts for women, where ap- rattailed combs. She says Zone Lot Size Variance from 19 76) — R.1A Residential Zone aforesaid court on the 11th day of College'. Project 21st Century Woman, which offers variety of 43,56.0 sq ft to 11.000 SQ ft nd Lot currently on the rape detail plicable, both agreeing that composed women may talk - Rear ,arct Variance from ft to February. A 0 1976, In that certain Width Variance from court-es to Seminole County women, a.. well as special counseling 200 ft to 100 ft 20 ft on Lot ID, 'oldenrod Place. P9 case entitled, Say More 01', Inc., a there, says that if shc WBS such training can add to female men away by using dodges such and a Special Exception to parI a 16, Pg II, For Information on what programs are available, or in Seclon 3531 30 on Florida cc.rporation, Plaintiff. personally confronted she confidence and awareness. Yet as tl,e claim of having a cornMoIle Home on the following C,ldeqr Place Road WIlT. Ii JamesO. English. Delendant, which requestafor special programs, contact Mg, Gordon at the college. described property: Begin $1 ° • 'wctuld light like hell.'' there are few instances where, municable disease. STANLEY JAMES DEGARMO aforesaid Writ of Execution was East of the SW corner of GovernBA(4-it-76)-ldv A.1 delivered to me as Sheriff of ment Lot 4. Section 32-19 32, Lot Size Seminole County, Florida, and I Agriculture Zone East 100 ft. thence North 111.10 ft. Variance from 43, 560 sq to 4)0Q hive ltvied upon the following tnence North Si deg 47' West 101.04 sq ft on Lot 224, Chula Vista Section described property owned by James H, thence South 195 SI It to th POB Love Binds Interfaith Marriage 1, in Section 22 21 32, on Xiwanis 0. English. said property belnij (Sublect to a 15' easement on the Circle (DIII, 1) located In Seminole County, Florida AhlflhIIIIIti r,prin Tor roag j m-urTrier O,SClbed 5. KENNETH H. REEL — BA(1- more particularly described as fl ABI(;AlL'AN BU1IEN youranswersomyhusbandwill our sex life. help rue. as located on private road off Mullet 19.76) ISV R-1AA Residential Iofo*s ee it. L)E,'iI ABIIY: About that OPEN BOOK IN MICHIGAN Lake Park Road. (DIII fl That certaIn red bar.ibearng t'Ir Zone - Rear Yard Variance from 10 2 WILLIAM E. LITZEN — BA(1 What do you think of a 28. was DEAR OPEN: Tell your Protestant mother who name Gravley, which barns "up on ft to 4 ftto construct a two story 19 76) 7STE A 1 Agriculture Zone utility building on year.olrl man who has been husband that you KNOW he has Lot II, Oak blocks" and not attathed or affixo her on married upset because To park a mobile home on theE '-1 Mount. PB 11. Pg 23. In Section 77-21. to realty, and which barn s located married for seven years and been blabbing at work about girl: a Catholic of NE '-'4 Of SE '4 of SW '4 of Section 33 on the corner of Beasley Road at the rear of the Plaintiff's properly 16-70-32. Further described as and who tells all his friends at work sour Intimate relations, and If I also came from a strict Pennsylvania Avenue. (01ST. n at 1510 No'th Orlando Avenue, loicatedon Ridge Road, North of S R. Maitland, ScmsnoleCou-flty, Flori1a, EXAC'FLY what happened in he doesn't keep his big mouth Catholic family. The girl I fell 5. A. FRANK, JR. — BA(4 19 44 (DII". also known as the "Sav•More Oil 16) IOV A 1 Agriculture Zone his bedroom the night before? shut, he's not going to have was love with th daughter of 3. JI.ANE 'E M. PIPKIN Setback Variances on the West, Station" We have always had a anything to talk about! a Methodist minister, When we 'IA(I 19 76) A-i Agriculture North, and East from SOft to 10 ft t E and the undersigned as Sheriff of :one To p41k a mobile home on construct greenhouse on the South Seminole County, Florida, will at wonderful sex life, which keeps DEAR ABBY: I have a made plans to marry', my folks t'e N 750' of E of Lot 1, Block D, ft of East 100 ft of West ) It of 11:00 A M on the 1h day of Apri', ani all the relatives made an daughters and grandchildren getting better every year. But backyard neighbor who h D R Mitchell's Survey of 11* Levy th. NW of Section 112031, less A.D. 1916, offer fcc sale and Sell to Grant, Pat. PgS, In Section 3670-30. road FurthQr described as located the highest bidder, for cash, subject awful fuss, Added to their oh- and have always made them since I caught wind of this, I been watching me for the last Further described as located one Feel cheap. two years. I thought perhaps he fl Plneway off South Sanford to anj and all exiSting teO'i, at the jections was the fact my lady feel free to marry whomever nile East of S P 431 iunctioo 600 ft Avenue (DIST 2) Front (West) Dour of the Seminole lose had a Jewish ancestor way they wanted, regardless of When I questioned my wanted to be friendly, but when Off S R. 419. (DIST 1) County Courthouse in Sanford, 1 ARMANDO BONADUCE husband about it, he denied I see him on the street, he turns back in her family. religion, 4 CECIL BAILEY - OA(4 1976)- BAIl- 19 76) 12V R -1AA Florida, the above described per The Lrurd must have zip, saying anything, but from the his head. Regardless of all their oh3STE - A I Agriculture Zone - To ResidenIaI Zone - Side and Rear Ot6t property. park a mobile home on the E 3)0' of Yard Variance from ID ft to 3 1110 That said sale is being made to He has a 9to 5job and is home jections, we went ahead and got proved of our marriage or He things that have come hack to tntnti"r',,j . /LJ Iii '. ,) / is, - — - pro I - - n UflUW1MI1 - b Cultivate the easy !1 way. Get -- - -' - - ___ ___ ___ ,J-,4 ___ ___ __________ _______ _______ _______ _____________________________ _______________________________________________ a — — - Gravely. ' - \, ' — _____ - 20 32. tess SW of MuIit Lake Park Le.e Estates. PB 12, Pg S In Execution, John E. Polk, Road and less me N 30' for road and Section 19 21 29, on the South side of less the S 32' for road. Further Oranole Way. (DIII 3) V side of Mullet Lake Park Road, South of paved North end of road, ' (DISI 1) • A 1 Agriculture Zone 76)-31V Lot Size Variance from 43,500 q fIb 15,306 sq ft and Lot Width variance - - came to the wedding. They also si.ich a long and happy one. cut me out of their wills. I could BROAD.MINDED IN MPIS. PubliSh: March 26,April 7,9, 16, 1976 missioners hereby notif ies the public 19 76i 31TE A 1 Agruculture Zone described property (leg To park a mobile home on Lot I), NE corner of Lot 13, Academy of its Grant Modification Submittal B Drew's First Addition to Black l'selghts, run South S,6$ It, thence to the U.S. Dparlment of Labor, Hammock, PB?, Pg fl in Section I run W 16000 II, North 95 U ft. East under the Comprehensive Em 71 31, on Howard Avenue and Van 16000 ft to the P011, in Section 5-21- ployment and Training Act of 1973 (CETA), Grant No 12-60325 60, Arsdale Street. (01ST. I) 29 Further Described as South of 6 RICHARD A. COLEE — BA(l- Homeward Lane and East of West Title VI, Modification No. 60.1. The pp Of this modification is to 19-76) 3OTE A 1 Agriculture Zone Lake Brantley (01ST 3) BAdI- expend excess monies In the total To parka mobile home on the E'i JOHN I. THOMPSON — grant allocation. of SE '-4 Of NE '.. of SW ' of Section 19 76) 39V A I Agriculture Zone— This modification does not change 16 20 32 Further described as Lot Width Variance from 200ff to 121 - - talking plenty. &The wife of one out of my back window I see of his buddies gets all the him in his backyard, staring at appear. My wife and I are both in our Three cheers for an Interfaith she tells me.i If my husband doesn't get lie has driven past my home 805 and have celebrated our marriage that let love over- We have wonderful suns, I)EAR AI3BY: Please print ______ I'm afraid it wili be the end of L ki________ ________ _____ l.. ____ ___________________________ - ___________________ — ,. ___________ ______ - t look. Even the neighbors have mentioned it. He is married, but I seldom see his wife. We have tiever I'm sure she knosrs that I am hem neighbor. My husband and I don't want to cause any trouble as we plan on living in this neighborhood For a long time, but this man gives me the involved. The breakdown of I (01ST 1) ofDieS'',ofSouth7217ftofNE'Of are funds is as follows 7. HERMON BROWN — BAIl 19 NW '..of Section 262029 (less N 33 ft Wages S 960,076 A I Agriculture Zone 76) 29TE for road SW purposes) Further $110,711 - Fringe Bentf itS creeps. Top-ark a mbule homeon the E '-, of described located about 35-0 ft off Administrative SE '.. of NW '4 of SW 4OV Section 16 Markham Woods Road (01ST. 3) Do you think I should go to the This grant modification creates 12 20 32. Further described as North of 10. JOHN S. JOHNSTON —. BAdISeminole County Ladies Auxiliaries of The Most Worshiplul police? He really hasn't done 1AAA Residential additioial positions The new S 5. 46 and West of Jackson Road, 19-76) 33V P PrInce Hall Grand Lodge AF and AM Presented an annual anything except stare at my (DIST. Zone— Rear Yard Variancefrom30 oostbn5efund'ct030, 1976, and only. banquet with guest speaktr, Thomas Wilson Ill. Others at the back door and drive around my S LEE PRATT — BA(4 1976 ft to 5 ft to construct house Prime Sponsor: 5emimt County 3ITE A 1 Agriculture Zone - To screen pool enclosure on Lot). Block bead table were (from left) Ma. Eva Stephen, hattie II&nkerson, house. Board of County Commissioners park a mobile home on the West A. Sweetwafer Oaks Section , in Bernice Muller, WI... Hamllton,Debtury and Elizabeth Roberts. Name of Highest Elected Official: Should I initiate a con72930ff of the N 'ii of the NW '- of section 3220 29. on Valley Court ','e C'-'-. Sec-? !h .9W '. o" versation with this man Circle (DIII i) Area Served: Seminole County Lake Harney Road. (01ST 11 JAMESSALACIAK—BA(1 perhapstalk to his wife? Please Total Individuals tobe Served: 325 PATSY KELT;I — BAlI 1976) 76) isV - P-lA Residential Zone ns help me. concerts Grant modification may be FRIGIflENf:[) I3TE - Al Agriculture Zone - 'TO Rear Yard Varianc, from 30 H Park a mceiile home f' a limited 34'' on Lot 7). EngliSh Woods, Pfl examined at Seminole County I)EAIt FIIIGIITFNED: You crnt'nt of the ('once'rt 5lLh ('horaliers will premiere a new i\%li [)tltilIC conccrL have Ottuce, Manpower Diviur. time while building a home on Lot is. Pg 93, in SectIon 20 21-30. on may be unjustiflably Seminole Plaza. Hwy. 17-921)6, 717, o. P. Swope Land Company's fieidrgwood Road (Oust been planned during April by Cantata No. 4 (Christ Lag In medley of tunes from the 'Ssarne suispic1ou 17. NEW VISTA CONSTnUCTION Casselberry. Fl or. G'ants•ln Aid the or you may has-c a Flat of Etack Hammock, PB?, Pgs Humanities DivisIon of Todesbanden) by J. S. Bach. popular TV series, Coordinator, Room 313 Cøurthouse, 110 and Ill, In SectIon 33 70 31, on C, point. While with P IA your husband, BA(l-I9 76)3W This group will also perform Street." Rear Yard N. Park AvenLe, Sanford, Ft.. Sciii(nole Coimnunity college. Kansas and Oklahoma Street, Residential Zone Initiate a friendly ______ - _______ - - as - * - 2 • Auach 26' Rotary Culti- valor (shown) to 7.6. 10. or Cultivate with power! All-gear, steekhaft transmiuion. Instant • control. • Wide variety of lawn cart, gardening, snow removal attachments. FREE COUNSELiNG: See for the tractor and attachmeats that Mt ,'tgh( for BANQUET SPEAKERS - - CAIVICO ____________________________________________________________________________________________ SC PIa lNfl'ISTRIAI Ft')iiiPMEt'IT T'vio 310 W,MELODY LANE CASSELBERRY, FL. 32707 " fl ri'a,cuo AVAILAILE ,, - - — - conversation 5:00 P M., Monday through Friday. J. W. ALFORD BA(4 19- Green Village. PB 1$, Pg ,, in April Il, these two choral sing a will be held at Community Written commer" concerning thIs series of new C 7 CommercIal Zone TO SectIon 702130. or. Graham Road 76'SE organizations will present an United Methodist Church, U. S. rrodilication shou'i. ':ected to If service (Dl!T 1) install and operate of familiar 13 NEW VISTA CONSTRUCTION James 0 Bedsole. Director, 17.92 In Casselberry at 8 p.m. afternoon concert of patriotic American acceiøy to gasoline pumps patriotic numbers as P 1* Manpower Division, Seminole onvtnience itore on the following CO. — flAdi 19 76)-36V April 5. The Seminole and popular mu.sic at 3 p.m. in well as the Rear Yard COUnty Branch Office. Seminole lovely "Concord" by detCrIbed property. All that part of Residential Zone (omtiitmity Chorus, unuer the the lobby' between the library flenjiunin Britten. Plaza, Casselberry. Fl 37707 They will Lot 5, First Addition to Casselberry, Variance from 30 ft to 70 ft on Lot I Publish: March 76. 71, 29, 1976 direction of Dr. Burt Perth. and science buildings on the aLso perform Florida, as recorded in PB 7, Pg130, Green Village. PB 18, Pg "Heat! Beat' DCX 110 chief, will perform three short college campus. The Choraliers Drum&" of the Public Records of Seminole Section 70 21)0, on Graham Road. with music composed County, Florida, tying South Of SR. (01ST 1) sacred works appropriate to the will perform two madrigals of by Howard Hanson on words b' 427andWestofthep.Wofthlmain 14 PHILLIP STONEBROOK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Lenten season and will feature the seventeenth century and Walt Whitman. line of the Atlantic Coast Line BA(l-19 76) 32V R.1AA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA the "littl Organ Mass" by' twothernesfromrecent motion Lot Width CASE NO. 7S.OH.CA.09.D Railroad, containing 145 acres, in Residential Zone The public is cordially invited Section 721 30. Further described Variance for Two LotS from 90 ft to CIRCUIT CIVIL Joseph Haydn. The Choraliers, [)iCtUrCS, "Jonathan Livingston located on the East side of SR. 127 Six ft on the following described FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS an eleven member select enSeagull" and "Brother Sun, to attend one or both of these between ACL Railroad Track ard property: N " of Lot 16, 17, 15, and AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, etc. Sister Moon." In addition, the concerts. Admission Is free. semble, will highlight their 19, Block C, Tract 26, Sanlando Plaintiff, Plumosa Avenue (DIII. 4) PBS, Pg 17, in Section 721 NATIONAL AUTOCRAFT Springs, s 11 on Bernard Street. (DIII. 4) JAMES K. FREEBORN. et al., MPG. CO. — 6*110 70 1S).19E - M Defendants 1 IndustrIal Zone Requst for Six 15. ALFRED WATTS— BAIl 1# 1 (:)rga n P 1 Residential Zone NOTICE OF SALE Months Extension on approval Ji IIV granted on October 20, '975 to Side Yard Variancefrorn25ft to )2lt Notice is hereby given that, construct a 2500 sq ft building tO to construct room addition on Lot 15 pursuant to the Order or Final f store liqulfied petroleum product, in and West 30 ft Of Lot 16, Block D, Judgment entered in this cause, in :: Conjunction with five underground Grove Terrace. in Section $12130, the Circuit Court of Seminole storage tanks on the following onOikand Central Street. (0151,4) County, Florida. I will sell the millions of answers from BA(4 19- property situated in Seminole 16 HATTIU OROOMS By GAYNOR MADDOX described properly: Beginning at a County, Florida, described as: point 400' WeiI of the SE corner of 76) ISV - 5-1 Residential Zone concerned laymen. You'll get neralds-'Ices run N 215 It, W 700 ft Front Setback Variance from 251110 ($ I. Block N. CAMELOT UNIT Sec':on6 7$ tli8fl ansiers, too, from h,ivt' a I severe col(J, The 5275 ft E 200ft to pOe, less road P 16t toconstruclscreen porch on Lot NO 2, accordnU to th PIat thereof scientists. But they will be I. Lockhart 0 ir. Section 16. Pages as recorded in Pill Book number of suggestions I get to W. Further described as fronting on I. Block and 96, of the Public Records of 177 3519 30. 0' Ma'tly Avenue. ,s 1)13 based careful research, Charlotte Street, West of S cure or ease the suffering is With a change in schedule the Seminole County, Florida, less the (DIII. 5) (01ST 4) astounding. Eat less. Eat more. testing and other scientific Deltona Organ Club presents WestSfeetalongwiththeWettSfet E. APPROVAL OF MINUTES CONTINUED I. VARIANCES Don't eat hardly anything. But checks. The basic difference Joimny Kemm, internationally 1. March 15th, 1916 Regular Of Lot 11. 1. BYRON I. TODD — BA(3-1S oven, TOGEThER WITH Range Meeting by far the greatest nwnber will be that the scientific based Famous organist, in a special 76) 19V R.1AA Residential Zone This public hearing will be held in Fan Hood, Dishwasher, Disposal Rear Yard variance from 30 ft to 21 talked about vItamin C and my answers will not be final. Those program of organ music at (tie present garege on Lot 7 the County CommissIon Chambers Gas Forced Air Heat & A C. It to evtlnd emotionally conceived will be LieItona Community Center Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, at public sale. to the hiQh5t and best cold. md S. Block C, West Altarronte of the April 19, 1916. at 7 00 PM.. or as bidder, for cash. at the we-st front So I reviewed many articles 100 per cent solutely final. So April 2 at 7:30 p.ni. Hanging Htight SectIon 1, PB 10, Pg 69, Ofl ___________________________ — — $jll .ouwrncIhl. ng - arrangements as 4 ANDERSON ms - ventivenesa. These Russian scientific advances could mean that the U.S. may, a decade or two train ___ now, find Itself saddled with an expensive collection of second-rate weapor. the size of armies bat excellence of weapons. Though the Pentagon would argue the point, jeopardy. I was overly blunt, one might even say the problem isn't that we do not spend enough on Insufferable. I said I had seen enemy leaflets national defenae. Research, by comparison, is quoting George Movern's condemnation of cheap. It is ratner that we do not spend wisely. the war, and had talked with men In the ranks Some Soviet advances are the bread-andwho were becoming confused with the SlIflilM butterdeelommtswhthmakepossiwjer Hans At The Dike remarks being made by Mansfield. Naturally, I cost reductions. They have moved ahead in added that such talk here could only encourage casting techniques so far that their cast cornthe enemy and prolong events. ponents are as strong as fcrglnga In the U.S. Our '1flave you been In Vietnam' I asked. JOHN CUNNIFF scelntif Ic sources say the Rulans now lead In "Not recently," he said. welding technology and In titanium fabrication. "Then ho can you judge it at all?" Some advanced Soviet work is In Imaginative I learned later of course that my equating his I r U 1 h I s I n F I n e P r I fl t fleld where bee kthroughs could, cumulatively, ignorance of Southeast Asia with his lack of alter the balance of piwer. experience was not only naive but In error. NEW YORK (AP) — Difficult and boring as it month, you will find that the underlying direcThe USSR Is moving ahead rapidly In plasma Mansfield had been a lifelong scholar on Asian is sure to be, Americans have learned they must tin of prices might even be worsening, he said. ysi and in magn€to-hydrodynamjc power affairs, a university Instructor in such before read the details of, for example, a product In the second quarter of InS, he said, the rate generation. It leeds the U.S. In some areas of becoming a lawmaker, a man whose Far guarantee or an Insurance policy. of price Increase was 5.1 per Cent; In the seaied inset research and there are Indications Moscow Eastern knowledge was thought so valuable that It is therein the fine print that the truth might quarter, 5.8; in the third, 7.1; and In the fourth may be moving toward the development of laser Franklin Roosevelt sent him there on a strategic lie, most commonly In the form of limitations or quarter, 7.1 per cent. In January It was 11 per weapons. war mission En the exceptions to the over-all Impression created by cent, In February, 6 per cent. Mansfield said none of this, by the way. For the general promise the aniMmari makes. The Russians are ahead In high pressure Thit why, you ask, should we remove food and much of our conversation, actually, he said very In some areas of hlgMrequency radi. Arthur F. Burns, chairman of the Federal energy prices, since they make up such an fin. P1W' Reserve Board, seems tofeel weshould take a porlant part of the price Index? If thlswerean wave propagation, In chemical warfare and In He said "yes" or "no" where applicable. I lesson from such experiences and apply the Insurance policy you wouldn't scratch out the artts of artillery technology. suppose I Wok his simple reticence as a same scrutlziy to some of the official government Important benefits, would you? The Soviet rate of progress is eiiempflfled by weakness, as have many over his 34 years En statistics we seem to live by. wxk of Rntbui scientists En anti-aircraft That Is true. But Burns doesn't say the policy pubde life (10 as a congressman, 24 as a senator, While pleased with the report that the Con. Is no good or that certain systems. The newest Russian weapons tii be 15 as the majority leader). His lack of dynamism signer Price Index barely rose In February, excised. He does, however, wish to remind c4a1 in the early W7( were a decade has been a Washington Issue for decades. Burns cautions Americans not to become Americans that there are some weak behind ours. But ow cotmterport of their newest Colleagues have for years urged him to caine euphoric. Reading the fine print, be concludes: paragrapha theteirL cam tilded missile system is still under allv, to which his response had been: "1 am not "I continue to be disturbed by the rate of InA major factor in the February price rate was development. a ringmaster." nation." a decline in food prices, largely the rilt of last And the Soviet Un1in has made more rapid He certainly Isn't. Born 72 years ago En Burns didn't specify those he thought mIght year's harvest. But harvests are unpredictable; progress In hieving jd Manhattan, sent to Montana to be reared by In- become euphoric, but his statement followed by no farmer expects continued good harvest. tEobgy than Some of the most hawkish of Laws, a one-time runaway who joined the Navy only a few days one by William E. Simon, And energy prices. It was a relatively mild American scientific oboervers predicted a year at age 14 and a former mine worker who became Treasury secretary, who suggested a2 per cent winter In sane parts of the nation. Fuel con- bock. a college professor, Mansfield Is merely Man- Inflation rate might be achievable In this decade. sumption was less than It might have been In All is not, however, In the Soviets' favor. afield, which Is quite enough. He Is phaps as Burns soggested to the Senate Budget Corn- large areas, and thus there was less than axThe US leads In such dollar-savjn1 research fine a politician as this nation can hope to mittee that It break down the February price pected pressure on prices, as the use of computers for design and produce. Gentle, generous, honest, he Is azs Index and examine the Ingredients that made up Gasoline prices also turned a hit weak in some simulation, in intergrnted.circujt fabrication, in elected official who serves the public rather than the tiny, one-tenth of 1 per cent increase In that areas, but Industry authorities now expect rammerlcally.controlled machine tools, in Inertial himself. He has never had a press secretary, month. demand to pick up, not only becate of the Instrumentation, In the development of cornreact, every piece of constituent mail, and works U you remove food and energy supplies, the summer drIving season, but because the crisis poalte materials and In aatethte4jorne sensor 12-14 hour days. A rare officer Indeed. prices of which moderated In the year's second atmosphore that limited usage tins receded. tectmology. - — . — - Unit WASHINGTON Officially, the unit is called the 9th Military Airlift Wing. But under this prosaic banner operates the world's most exclusive airline, a fleet of plush aircraft, seesing Washlngtons official elite. The passengers consist solely of government blgwigs and military muck-a.mts,ks, ranging train Secretary of State Henry Kissinger to Arni' thief of Staff Gen. Frederick C. Weyand. The passenger list also cuts across Ideological lines, 1th free rides va1lab1e to cnservaUves and liberals alike from Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-ArIz., to Sen. George McGovern, 1)-SD. The planes, valued at $66 m11114x1 aplece, are no crdlnary airliners. They are specially out. fitted to pamper busy govermnnard executives. They contain such creature comforts as wall-towall carpeting, desks for working officials, bars for drinking officials, sofas sultab!e for taking es and extra povder rooms. The fancy planes are avaüaO(e nours day tofly the high from a sightseeing junket In Tlmbuktu to a football game at West Point. This VIP service costs the taxpayers roughly $6 million a year. The planes even provide military stewards to cater Pa the wants of the distinguished passengers. The stewards are carried * the military rosters as ' Air Passenger Specialists" nqposedly on duty to ensure "passenger - - 11 Seminole Plaza, CaSselberry, FlorIda 37707. Publish. March 25. 26. 25, 1976 DEx 136 SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Variancefrom7oft tolllfton Lot OFAOJUSTMENT 16, Block 3, Whitcomb's First Ad Notic, of Public HearIng dition to Geneva, in Section 71-20-37, April 19, 1,16 Ftori,j Avenue and Second 7:00 P.M 'DuST n 10 WHOM IT MAY COPIcERN 2. RANDALL .1. GATES BAIl Notice is hereby given that the 19-76) )7V P 1A Residential Zone In ci us tr' ( Office, ____________________________________________________ - - Jar4e only. A grant appllctio will be PreappIiatin may be examined submitted at a later date outlining at Seminoe County Branch Office, specific programs '8flpower Div iion, Seminole Preapplication maybe examined Plaza, Hwy. 1792 436, Casselberry, at Seminole County Branch Office, Florida, or Grants-in Aid Coor Manpower Division, Seminole dinator's Office, Room 313, Cour P1mM. Hwy 11 91'tl* ra....i,..,. N. 'arK Aven,, Sanford, Florida between the hours of 1-30 Florida, between am. and 500p.m., Monday through A M. and 5:00 the hours of S:30 P.M., Monday Friday. Written cnrnmenta con. through Friday. Written comments Icerning this preapplicatlon shOuld Concerning thss preappllcatlon re directed to James D (3e'dsole, Should be directed to James D. Director, Manpower Division. te . W/tS}IINGTON - . • Turning 1. 1976. through June 30, 1977, under Employmert and Training Act f nd Training Act of 1973 (CE TA), 1973 (CETA), title I, lf th, amount of title II. in the of $372 101 t 1*69.311, to establish a progr to establish publicamount service employment provide education, training, work positions for the unemployed and 0 sxperlence, on the lob training, and underemployed persons of Seminole services to economically disad County. Thl iS Va nt aged persons of Seminole only A grant a planning figure application will bz p Military I 8 PPiIcanl by Board motion Tuesday, March fl 1976. authorized , _, _______ ____.___-&__- — October I. 197& thru September 30. CROMLEY _ PUBLIC NOTICE ne Semnoi, County Boird of County Commissioners, 85 eligible Bedsole. Oirect,,r, Manpower TOM TIEDE • - Vu.lsrns LOIs3sutr, vujiIuflJIsm D Bedsole, Director, Comprehensive Manpower Division, Cnmprehensive Manpower Division, to make preapplication for fiscal to ma preappilcation for fiscal ItwiflnotbeaUvingrealltyectaseeyenfarj atr1vt to achieve It at every level of our judicial system. BERRYS WORLD 1 LegalNok I ' ________ __________- Notice Legal - p , _________________ - - Evening Heraki -- .- - Is An Exclusive safety." But in prectice, they spend their time serving food and drink to the pampered poohbaha. We have obtained the private Air Force logs listing the VIP flights for inS. The documents reveal that the planes were at the disposal of poweful members of Congress, We contacted nt of the passengers from the Capitol Hill travel club. They InsFited that they traveled strictly on government business, albeit In deltas style. But some clearly did not, Senate Arsed Services Chairman John Steonfa, D-MIss., flew train Washington to Meridian, Miss., at least a dozen times last year. it Is unlikely that he went Ia visit the Meridian Naval Air Base. His home pens tobeleas than)rnilea from the landing field. Indeed, our sources say the crusty old Steinis owes his fine attendance record, In part, to the Pentagon. The obliging brass have whisked him to tlis appothtmIwrns with mllltury precision. In turn, Stermnis has presIded kindly over military matters. Arizona's Barry Goidwa tee, the conscIence of the Senate, has lectured his colleagues sternly against congressional Junketlng. But the flight Ings, which were intended for official eyes only, show he hitched rides from the Air Fcrce last year at ieast 1 times, Inchxilng three flights ta his horns state. Airline Another three flights were booked to Easton, Hub't Hurnptrey, D-MIIm., and Richard SchMd., the scenic spot where Washington's most weicker, H-Pa., cost the taxpayer, $62,000. prominent hunters shoot geese. A Goldwatur Rep. Femnand St. Germaln, D-R.!., as aide said the senator's Pentagcxs-paid junkets, chairman of a House Banking subcommittee, led with few exceptions, were taken to deliver a delegation on a round of the European banking speeches to improve military morale. The flights capitals, The Air Force flew therm around at a to Maryland's Eastern Shore, explained the cost of 824,4.20. aide, were arranged to stay with an old friend, Rep, Wayne Hays, D.Ohio, led his North U. (len. William Qtdnn Atlantic Assembly delegation on tine overseas Two House Armed Services chairmen, Ed- tripe costing a grand total of $76,1a30. A word Hebert, fl-La,, and hIs successor, Mel spokestvixnan explained that military aircraft Price, 1)-Ill., flew the friendly skies of the 89th were used "for security reason." Military Aircraft Wing to visit their hcme bases, For shorter hops. Rep. Fred Rooney, D-Pa., Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield made used a military plane to fly to a West Point two trips to Mexico last year on VIP planes. football game, Rep. Floyd Spence, R.S.C,, put In The costliest trips were the cangreeslonal a couple w of active duty lastaummer as a junkets to faraway places with strange.eowiding Navy captain. He flew to San Diego in style names. Some trips, with split-second schedules aboard a military plane. and heavy work loads, were anything but But others clearly were all. If the congresSIonal tigwlgs couldn't think of exces-nal vatstjnna Ir viffi(4a) g1p any place to go, the Pentagon often found some blessed, palm-studded places. From the official place, Rep. Trent LoU, H-Miss., was flown to logs, here are a few random examples: Gulfport to dedicate a Navy dining facility. Sen. Daniel Inouye, D-Ilaw., led a House Appropriations Chairman George Mahon, delegation on a Middle East tour of Amman, D-Tex.aa, traveled by military jet to attend the Cairo, Damascus and Tel Aviv. The VIP tran- launching of the USS Texas, sportation cost the taxpayers ia,aoi. Sen. Ernest Rolling,, D&C,, flew to his home House Speakcs Carl Albert took paine state to dedicate the Mendel Riyet submarine, colleagues to Europe and Rua, 11 Yip !ligbt and Sen. Ed Mualde, D.Me., flew to Brunswick cost $69,930.20. Naval Air Station In his native Maine to attend a Another European junket, headed by Sans. ktel4aylng ceremony, — - as $ — — — — , $ .,j — — (c n ce rt S I a ted — - glamorous. — (c)IcI LooIc óf i tci ni i11 A --- Written comments filed with the Street, (D:ST 4) Office of the Zoning Administrator — 7 CHARLOTTE s'. ArIcHT R-1AA will be considered and persons HA(3.1S-7&)-2SV Lot size appearing at the hearing will be ResIdential Zone Variance from 11,700 sq fib 5775 q heard orally Hearings may be from time to time as may ft and Lot Width Variance from 901? cootir,.ied necessary Further details A, West be found I 75 ft on Lot I, Blo-ct 373 4330, Ext. Altamont, Heights Section 1, PB $0, available by calling Pg 69, located in Section 1%.21-7'v, on 30-4. $mlnole County Board Hillcres' Street (DIII 4) 04 Adlustmlr.t C. VARIANCES By: Victor Gitchler. I. MAURICE C. WILLIAMS — Chairman 5.1 Residential BAIl 19 76) 4tV March'26, 1976 Zone LotSie Variance from 54Q PubliSh: 1)9 DCX It to 7770 q ft and LI)' Width - SQ House in Sanford. Florida, at 11:00 Ifl head in doubt, and went AM on April 9th, 1976. Dated: March 24th, $976. right on with my regular leau morning six ounces of orange Arthur H. Beckwith Juice. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCharde Result? I feel no better, no Deputy Clerk worse Harrison, Greene. Mann, That is the bcttom line. What Rowe I. Stanton Att: Raeigh W. Greene, Ill, I need is scientific judgment. P0 Box 3542 Everyone hashisown answer to St. PeteI'u'g, Florida 31731 the question: Is vitamin C PubliSh March 76, 1976 really gocI for colds. You'll :et OCX 141 with the scientists. tunesto pop this concert is free The medical board of to the public. "Consumer Reports," under Kemm recently won the pressure of ecid-worried recognition as the nation's most readers. made a careful review popular organist by the the subject, It found that the "C'rganist" magazine in their University of Toronto's School Brat national poll. He has apof Hygiene, under Dr. Terence peared in over 000 concerts W. Anderson and coihiagues, within the past three years, In hadconducted(hree large-scale addition to recording four of t albums. ZENITH 21" Color Consoi. IV Used (1) WAS $ 4995 '-" ZENITH 23" Color Console TV Used () WAS 5599w 229 __________________________ ZEN liii RCA 21" Color T.Model TV 21" Color Console W-TabI. Used ( WAS Used 149 S499 ________________________ WAS $499fl $149 ZENITH ZENITH 22" OW Console TV 22" USed W.Table,Used(1) WAS (1) $9500 WAS TV (1) B-W T.Model TV $9500 _________________________ ZENITH Console Stero $ Speaker AMFM Radio. Record Changer 64" Italian Styli Pecan Finished — Cabinil — WAS U4?S 299 �- • - _. • - -- . . . : T IA-EvenIng H.raIdannJFl. - Friday, March u, 17 Me thodist I OMMUNI Sabbath IcMol Ym i ,.,rs,rv I I IS _____ e THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Carew ?m E Ifn a H a ppiness FIRST SOUTHERN MUHODIST 111IR NAT111N Chur 1444 Sanford Avg Morning o - - - J JU - A probably heard me say UWt Nazarene FIRST ASSEMBLY F IRST CHRISTIAN CHURCu OF GOD CHURCH Cot 7?ffii*dlIm Pre 1 Cot 5.ftdav School h4ilrnaiiq Worship E'rift'roff wor%h-so Church Of God - - DISCIPLESOF CHRIST 'so's SiftdAV. 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Schavis Surdayscp,,,I - - tll CALVARY DAPTIST ASSEN41BLY sor "iforof [Sanford Cardin C:601,10.v t,* 1, I 000 That's 7:04P m Prayer Meeting Wed. g m Church Of Christ W - - Evangelist Service Perry W C0141 4 34 p in - eat S Pork t- HotvCilI 'I Ham James PN,.*im Y-or reeng Worship C"wrch Training ____ lip - Co3 p fire as 16:648 In AfllmWyW.i-Iwp children of God t Worship iffirice, It - • I 0 I Wolf Forst Proof : - - - - Am.cn - 'bit Study Pallor Mory""t Worship I I Of a no Evening Wvoce 'n yvedmosday Service OtdTr'pf - CHURCH OF 553 Pitt Awiø,,q rr,da.i, FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHU*Cm OF SANFORD in 6 sod in 7 34 pm 1111W AirporlBlerd Sv'4iyStI Church Training E vf*fq Worship Wed Evening T,CS asa,,, I Morning Wisershep in 30: In Ii voininell Worship Presbyterian - A 11 "am 11 Wp "I /. . BArTIST CHURCH - nie. ________________ FliNt Wed Prayer S Bible Study 1, 30 is In or-eiriednellis t Milseewary -_ ELDER SPRNO% BAPTISI CHURC,4 ISO H"ler Ave loth 1710M Randy Ray oy, Robert J. Moral" Sunday Scf" r0owthip a Morning worship - NVANIffift 11 F AA YIN 1 &4 5" a" Worship I A I $tioo Other Churches Sunday Scbast , ---- I _________ canpetent persons. For the majority of female charac- s o. m ters, It's still 'Occupation Housewife'" I 04 P at. 7. 30 p, M, MARYKNOUL, N.Y. (AP) Some Indians: in Guatemala believe white Americans never die, says - -. - W,PIu.rdIdr4, - -- Him I ___________ -. / Catho II - shoo fonda s- Tuejda lFrilneiday Thursda), Fria v Saturday 8:26-40 ' 9:13-25 7.59, 8:8 11:1-11 14:1-9 26:14- i 26:36-46 rm~t32) If:"# in Ll. 2) (E 1) mi"C 2) r AHE _Xt&~ on UMYF •t FIRST UNITE9 METHODIST CHURCH 4 It Forit Avg. Mom no Worship Seftely sclow UAAYF hwe's Prayw ariflifisla-st TAfews" I tj qi22mm 1. 34 IL 11 a he kdSvdi 6:1011p m PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old 41 46 Orafte" Ave, lome Ciewiter 11(booll Aservellool warsbutio Sr. LOUIS, Mo. (AP) -- The Rev. J. C. Michael Allen, associate dean of Yale University Divinity School, has been elected dean of the Episcopal Cathedral in.St. Louis, •d lii The theological educator, previously a pastor in New York City's lower Manhattan, says of his new post i the -, It is great cathedral in a cli> as filled with hopes and fr The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible dreanis, curse and blight as any city in this country. It mearn for me a return to the church I love and the ministry to the city which has always been my life and my ' J. C. PENNEY COMPANY FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OFSFMINOLE ___ t- a !J I John Y. Mercer and Staff - ~4 Ifti- cartmitment." WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges ani Staff -- NEW YORK (AP)-Reflecting a change in L)e attitude of the Roman Catholic Church toward the Masonic Insurance fraternal order, New York's Catholic Archbishop Terence DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes OSBORN'S BOOK & BIBLE STORE Carftal Cooke was scheduled a principal Walter March 28 for the annual New York "Masoias and Sons Dedleatim DEKLES' Joan&OzzieOsborn 2593 Sanford Ave - PUBLIX MARKETS GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Don Knight& Staff and Employes SENKARIK GLASS L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida and Employei CRUMLEY-MONTEITH INC. Insurance & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik Herb Stenstorm and Staff the Masons, but Catholicism's entry Into the eciamen.1cal movement in the hat decade has done away with that WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes restriction & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION STENSTROM REALTY Breakfast." The Church formerly forbade Catholic participation in '' HAR CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC Downtown Sanford 44, EuCHELBERGER Eunice 1. Wilson 3nd Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY PANTRY PRIDE r VTILJ!!I E C El m g C FLAGSHIPBANK of Sanford and Staff David Beverly and Staff - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY - - ••,J 'J - - , - ASSEMBLY ______ Itil _________ - -' -=_- -_ OF GOD N Assombv of Gid uis a Elm Ni., MV Z.wi Baptist Chv,O, Mat, --:-• Frrsadthp Iapt,dChv'cti. Altamai.s Sytnqs NP 434 Alfirnaite Post Maoist Cliggoiclit C4 Citsitr w Forst Baptist ChwcA is! Latt Mary First *artist Church of Lake Mone" - First lapS - sI'Ivv1chc4Lon.es4 Cut CR.rch&G'an$ FaO Chvf(t 0 O-V.t3a J-#rSt &AV-!;tf ChwfCh 04 Sant,#A49 Springs - Fs'sfSlutViUtti,ai'ir,lapt,stC'tinch, 1105W I)?St Forrif Colt aftlist Chitrcil Forst Baptist Chwitch of Coilit" Foril $1 Jordan M'st'sonsfy Gavoist ClourcA. 1411 "Vfffs'ar eiii,Jist cpv,c" ff,iolvato - -- - Nty-rh, Rd tAl45.*vy - Mt 5siji - SMtat Bapt,it 'tc't #A# lion Aitilloon.afy - - iw iut,. A,, Uees Awe Id.nte Baptist Mitt Cr.rC L*~ B'dl. L.A$WI.4, ISa - Ll*ws4 CHURCH OF CHRIST METHODIST ChwCh Of Christ. 1113 S Fork Ave, ChurcheffCArellat Lab* III#", U ! 1191N Calltiwrl, Bleriggif United Memorial Church, 1, Deebary Ave Enterprise Seat Lake United Methodist Church %aut S.m.MW CPwclsef CO3,tI 5411 Lab, HswstI Rd liffisI A U I CPswgls. Canaan Rairtma Part 111041st closorch, 2143 W wh st, Ckwch Of C1111111, 11,1101 Patin Springs Dr.. Allornotifit SM Church of Choew. Girileva Cossafleorry Ciffloelvatty United Methodist cliewch. Hory, it Piney Rid" Rd callfititfry P.,c,,u CPrvcr, 1735 Ps A la;t ChvrtP II * Arprt Blvd 'I'I'5 LSL, Baptist, Rid,i o. Fun park .m4MNR4Ø.tiT,5, As''rca L.1I HISS, Svehlated Baptist cI C"ttl Lcr'.-d D•l , y (orrn,'u5i M45od,t5 Churth • CPrv.sV. Paia Chwch of Chow, W 11th St Nofftsodo Church of Cherist. Fla "offn of Maitland Baptist tj#uf(h. m$,dw&y Stcoold the" M*Ss"Ift0fle Baptist Church WOO !Anfofd c 143$ a MØ4 It Rd 455 05045n M Paul 9110110 CharefcA. 111 Ft" Ale. It 48"Isle'lles 114101kill Clow0l, Canaan 0491% SIRF(V-041 A&ilt~v 1111411150. In* A, Codar So JOM'i 110146140"ry laptift Clogerch, 1?0 cyprou 51 T*0 04* Baptist ChWCh, Patin Spottroge, 00. Alloorainto Springs WI;antC't:pltM$54Iaff riottI CPutc't Mitt I William St Aflam"It t*A #40104 411-1,11 Clvftfe- III Orange Ave CATHOLIC Chvrtt Of 11110 hativily. Lake Miefor Ail UVIS Catholic C11WCh. IIII Oak Avt, SAretwoli it Afell's Cel"Wit CbWCb. Volegood Tra,I. Dolawle Hits CV..fl(P,. W. Hbi,'u Rd D.la' Forst United MUPd4t Church 450 Part A,, First Methodist Choottle of oviq* rites Sa"orther' s Methodist Church. 1464 Sanford Avg Ft" "holedist Chuerch. Sod W 4th $1 CHURCH OF GOD C'tvvos .4 Gad Si) H.ciicy Chvfch of G*d, ovotft Chvrch of God Herloniess. Lake Monroe Church Of God Mtssielin. EM#fptii@ ChoWC1111 44 God, 1441 W lath It chwch of 041 in Christ, oveirdis St Fault USINOdISI CPtUVO Iic.,Ch,ivchcff EPISCOPAL -j ____ '- / ),dS$ •msras Ave. ftd Ow Lady of me Lake$ CalwK chourch. Will oilAtiffli"JI, Datients CHRISTIAN Forst Christian liol $ 1804rd Awe Slo-4will Christian C$Wrk. 01 41 AjrWt gird NOrvPIjtdi Cktif,ii C'tuicP, F5,it4i Haven Dr M'eiad HOtv CrCi fp'uspal cPsuios 1441 woos Lan..u.3 ChvrOs 04 1555 Pitt Ave at 4th St LU'tIf C CISWct55 .4 P'IVSd.I(, 0P4'SI$ ISI W iliff, place aCW & Hwy s •- Lh It 434 wayma, a Lanto, f; Ascorls'sift Lufkfovi Chenit,tt. Dygiftorepose of C#%W b fly Good $^#Off@ Vlwttd LVIVitirso 191.3 S, Oilseeds or Lallevoilver Christian Church, *got Lake to at elisigilian Cov.s,,uttoaai Chritsa of"Wo Chwch I) Me litattliffloil, ofolovis confe.ffloonery Coyllof take Mary Citsevchollsi,ef "fitaffetit, Lok*Msry Blvd, Lake Mary All S64IMS 91001cfeleff ChvfCh, e DC04ry Ave. loviorpris# I,,". PRES&YTINIAN Lake Mary urkolq%j perv,gilytiffism Ch"ch First Pr#WyI*f#JL'1 CI*WCW. Oak Ail, a trd 11. Forst C*55 4 D..1 Clentenard P;OJgyf9f4A Chiertfl, t) s ortaftedo Dr, First PffiffC64111 Church of Labinflorgead ' Mar55 Ptb.i,,,a* CIsitch,, ton Spgs 0 IF ,,, n. F, O.. C f flu (sunup 11 Tvitamills NO., Christ 'IIIMIR,,,IM Avo MOTHER OF THE YEAR i "Creat The Ith Annual Mother of thle Year Award of the Florids MAU of -Amorg,r-ti yo'wg pcople's Union of the ChurCh Our eo J11n.s shown with her husband Rev. Cl JenkI, PU •___TlTuI scandal to many, but a beacon ,,.. j . Roan sn Ein*.i' CuIL,dui$t1t us 1us l°d u rtuniskr uUi is Convregatlonnlkt Jonathan tssu Lu juit. few use Roman Cttv!fr* and "w" Edwards, Presb)lerian Cilbett Tennent and Methodist George burned pepper and brimstone them could be as intolerant of and blew the smoke into his heretics in their midst as the Whitelield, stirring a sense of the Declaration of Indepennational ideutit, moral dence, the legally empowered cell. I le put his mouth to cracks tate churches of their in Ili, ,rock wall to avoid suf. homelands had been toward L 1 colonial boundaries ofclpssand the U.S. Constitution of 17&) geography, rural and city life, forbidding any religious tcst.s the educated and uneducated, for holding federal office, and landholders and black slaves, the first 10 Constitutional 3 - Church of England in Ox- tually to an unprecedented Colony of Virginia in 1770. not innovation in Aorld history - 4 long before the American the separation of church from Revolution in 1776 state, the severing of the cords lie was among many Bap- binding religion to civil tists, Quakers and authority, making faith a Presb~terians jailed in colonial matter of free choice •- But in the ferment of the autonomy and the spirit of '76. church establishments began to The movement criss-crossied crumble, a process abetted by location, them." Iliscrune "Disturbing the It was an odd circumstance, peace by preaching the gospel an irony of America's without authority fro.n the state development, but It led even- ji spreading a cohesive attitude amendments of 1790 declaring among provincial populations that. "Congrem shall make no that previously had been law repecUng an establish. separated, generating an in- mentofreligion or abridgeing elusive American camaraderie the free exercise thereof." of common interests, common But federal policy was not , t- - - WIL1 loy3ities, a common cause. America for pi caching, often in voluntary support '• ' Whitefield starting rleid - - L/!P" ' one'S # LCLS( <) L?. -609etcoMe_ then imposed (.~ the states, and 'U in some time elapsed before they outdoor meetings or private home5. liberty a principal that Some of the vi ctims kept spread elsewhere - is "the - p'j.Ffg - ,/ traveled through the colonies, with its Bill of Establishing holding methngs, challenging Religions Freedom In 1786, a preac Wng through barred jail most striking conUibution the deadness of state religions, work of lUmas Jefferson. windows to people outside. But America to the science of bolstering the cause of Disestablishment proceeded t4 f,ty sheriff's men hacked with government," says his dissenters such as Baptists and gradually in other states he Sanford If. Cobb. a (j! preachers extended through Martin Mart) calls It 'one of Edwards of Massachusetts, a Connecticut, 1819 in New jail windows, or broke up the the most drastic changes in towering Puritan theologian, Hampshire and 1833 in crowdsby riding horses into the public religion in Western philosopher and student of Massachusetts, where an list ene rs, trampling and history" with out war over it. 313 A. D. allied stale with psychology and natural established church had existed It had been Muial.ly untried church. phenomena, contended that fnr two centurks. beating am. Similarr more severe punish- before. For nearly 1,500 years That link, preserved through people could experience God But the nation. In separating ments were meted out to z8tIOn- the centuries of Cathollsim, also directly and respond in- ch urch froIn state. had ein- religious non comformists by governments and Christlanit) continued SHIRLEY MILLETT 834 9212 Sanford am e Springs -- RUTHTUECH 834 9212 Altamonte Spnnq Longwocd East Protent Jed dependently of the formal blazoned a new principle of - Others suffered being lockW in prevailed In most of the could be left to indiOdual stocks in the public square, colonies, with laws requir ing conscience." having their ears cut off, being dwellers to pay taxes to support Pockets of toleration existed stripped to the waist nd the church and its ministers, to in the colonies, most notably in hipped through the town while heed Sabbath laws and, in some Who& Island, condifiona11 y in tied behind a cart, burning of cases to attend worship. Pennsylvania and, temthe right hand with an I'll" for Enforcement varied. Only porardy, partially in Myland. heresy. Four Quakers were church ntembers, or if) softie But established churches held hanged. instances, avowed Protestants, sway in nine of the 13 colonies ilt It was a fine of lzigislated rould hold offire nr vote-,i the time of the Am. , rican church establishments in privilege also limited to Reilution and would continue America Although most property osners in some of them until well Into would 834 921 2 Altap-sonteSprings not previously had shunned the "markelplace "anappropriate HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 religiously discriminatory setting In a free-cnterprlse Dcoia systems, most notably Rhode Lu. •- _____- Americ. Newspaper ___________ harsher tortures had ceased by Church establishments the 1911-i century. '700, the government churches, meant official favoritism f&r A movement s-scIled in the " I " Ca rrie r Is the arrests, fines and dental of the espoused church and in yers before the Revolution, civil rights to di&wnters con- turn, its blessings for the however, that both challenged tinued In some areas for authorities, according them a the church state ties evenanother 100 years or more, kind of "divine righl," with tually severing them, and that he>ond the founding of the dissenters per hcmmed fanned the flame of in in or drive- out. United States. tional General lo'elief held that civil consciousness. Historians call Although many had migrated 1'' ,"j l I Genius . Bishop Grady To Speak Bishop Thomas J. Grady of mander Jim Magill of Sanford, their building prograin eight the Roman Catholic Diocese of will journey to Hontoon State years early, officials of Orlando, will be the speaker at Park on the St Johns River, for Sanlando Baptist Church will a pre-Lenten program spon. a weekend of campin9 and hold a bond burning Sunday at sored by the Episcopal Church boating. They will be ac- the 11 a.m. service to celebrate Women:fthehu1-,of the cornpanledbyJerry"wersl the churchs debt-free status (,00d Shepherd, Maitland, Deltona, Donald Marklund, and honor their pastor R 'rhursday. The program, Sanford, lion Bauder, DeBary, I,ewis D. Haines, who founded (Urected at Christian women in and Steve Chamberlain of the church 12 years ago. Rev. the greater Orlando area, will Orange City who attends a Ilaines has announced his retireflPnt from the minitr follow the 930 a m Holy Lakelard Bible college Communion ser vi ce and will include a coffee hour in the First Methodist Community Good Shepherd Parish Hall Subject of the program is 'l'h l.iving Christ in the Miss Meff ie Long, soprano torn Stetson University. present a concert Sunda) Conception, Washington, DC Trinity Assembly d production of "Madam Butterfly" to be presented i 1e1.cnd AseniorntStetsons Assembly of Cod i)eI3a presented a special song service for the patients at DeBarye anor Nursing Home Thur' They were accompanied by tviv of their leaders, Mrs. Rachel Holt and Mrs. Pricilla iotr ot (lit %.~Vlmrli is i choir arid Madrigas. appeared in Rangers Outpost 138 (boys 7-17) Mrs. eggy Miller will assume the role of Claudia, the wife of Pontius Pilate for a "first person" monologue to lead Into her husband, Rev. Kenneth Miller's sermon on the topic "The Inside Story," Stindas at the 9 't5 and 11 am ~ervices at Cnununity United Church fenn, will present their Blcen- my Grocery Bill d last wetk I could Just picture myself fighting those crowds looking for the specials. I really dreaded qetting started. I --:-I. ONE AFTERNOON MY DOORBELL RANG It was the neighborhood . newspaper carrier. He invited me to become a regular subscriber. When I iii production Tuesday at 7.30 -L: - - - '- - : • - - ---. -.. --..• the paper each day and make my Selection before I set out to shop. I AGREED TO TRY THE PAPER, and he was right1 I In a few days I had found some wonderful values, I knew just where io go and what the items would cost. In a ion, my grocery s opp ng me s muc as er. noitow : where the bes buys are of Casselberry. Sonshine and Co. youth choir At 6:30 p.m. in the Fellowship will present "Ile's Alive" Ml, a family night dinner Sunda at the 7 in service be held to be followed by t The "Cracker Jacks" from musical program in the sane- Scarritt College in Nashville, Thorp. FRANTIC about trying to save on my shopping he suggesTed that I check the ads as Methodist -oductions by the "I WJ%S ALMOST told him I was too busy to read the paper because of my busy schedule and Methodist - Church Today," Bishop Grady evening at First United was director of the National Methodist Shrine of the Immaculate Miss Iona is an operatic singer sda Ml O" vit " ifelin'4111 OlOrCh. O" Hill lid. Oil," lantifIrl All'isaltv CtilIeft. 1441 V Park Ave. Milford Coveeprototte"I of Jeliggivati's witowists. 106 fiv. filis it Thi 940-VAIWA Army, Igy W lath 11. the gunpowder explosion beside "Possessed of the true faith, him one night, polluted his food, as they supposed, some among Die hlissionettes of Trinity % Ftflit "I'll ChWth Of IM Living Good. Ailiffiepay Fifeett" Clol 00"114bit T@Wf4ltlt. 4111"eviesell Avg. loff ISIII op. n rtJ - ii rn 5551W ltd Pufi Osapti TitieI.cl,. rnents-a cnceptand practice confidence --rUP,u) Lthr1an drunks in with him set off a Jr before being appointed to the Orlando Diocest in 1974. Like Alstent" Ch4W, ofspy" Gird , Last Motor" Blvd AltiMiaWs "AlARENE First fillifich of Ifte Nalbrogelf. IS&I $a0ed -) -- n- Ave FrStCItic't4j-j1f Oilisn 10 Sara"do Uftft#d MellhiedIll Coliff(P. T&.Ap First tied t?HYV '351,51 Sanlird - Cholects @4orflogdot Jitters Ch"ll"Iff L*%I " @t Day 96101111, Pill Park Avg lastiffli Chillette. Job" Cows-unison chotHil, Hwy I? Fargo P "It Chwth It. @Off" *4 00 O.C:A-, $is Siou11111 St.. Ftm put Stallard Memorial Cho,irch.. I Desert, Chvrt% Of God Mssj.egfk Enf*rpfs$q %fV111MITH-DAY ADVENTIST Fit,i? Lake SIVIIOR Div MvsisIsI ('twos s, i ?,e 101`01111111-081 A#v*Mi$l ChWo, M&IftA*d A" . Allernome 1prinoill SO-sth-Day Adireeffill Ctvrt#,, ?,ft Wr.tt,e $p:Iii Itv,n Day Advi,rI ItCPvvtp,, 9 MU Rd Mart II kv•M'tdjr A*ti*ttp C'tssuti Clam, 01111 11flift M411*41list Church. Oro##* 041"n AWhodist Church o'" 141 Wflo"IT411 1111 44 W at POW$ So James A J41,11 "to of Cypress P Mary a A M a Church 11. Of 411, Collean CchslGad.lpr.p-t 2Si55 EImAv t _____ All Pa,tp C'tas, car'. ''.s. w 4 va Part Rd It.,1iIl Aviss •10 usual :;r° -----= CPvrcls Upula Rd Castietborry OT moot CHURCHES All 'S A.All ff Viulck. Olive a I"Its 4i.vl M?P4Ersl C'tvvct. Gs*,. Grici Ud.4 M.4ts4af Giant c'ap,' AM! CRutch of Gad N) w Hnd Si ____ -=-' It d. Calisfilgerry v ps's. Migir" Gwy &dip.-to Chwex, Gainivirs 040Y Mf Mairish leortillittrof Saltlelf. 1191 L4Kvsf Ave. Sanford #At Oi..* M4$$e9A&f J 11,6plett Cl'suf9h. SOALA4541110 $Pf0"* Rd. - Fift1OCty A,th.t Bapti st Ch,cIi OuHid. Central Baptist Clowch, I))$ Dole Are Chviverto Forst Baptist C1461will" live-114flairy B&q^qI Chonfelf. tow1howell Nil EuSpf,ssPapt,s?CJtccR Did Qr&ansR4 ai No bler Ave Estif Baptist Church, Ill Part Awe - F 04#0 Stiff" Froon'tive Ifattest Clow(th. is W 11th %I Cavity Ra',5 C'-'cPr Cqstat Las, a tqd Ce.ibi'i B.p.St (PrqyP, •ii.4a Blvd I - - sAPTI§r Calwigry tatefolif Atimbly. M Fairr"Ril I"oftepirg Gartien Cf*%, Hwy I? 91) - a. ic NtI,MI "it did not necessarily mean _____________________ minister, John Leland, confined they were Interested In such that had prevailed throughout Awakening." of liberty and refuge to many for five months in Culpepper freedom for others," says Christendom ever since the It surged in the 17Y)s and Baptists, Quakers, Mennonites tongue with a red-hot Iron, conformity divided the state from the churches persisted until after preferences and the people That same pattern initially churches," notes historian the American Re volution, when could exercise faith free of fines, banishments One dissident was chained to was continued In America Perry Miller. "No government they began to collapse partisanship or restrictions a log for 20 da ys in winter. Established churches had )et imagined that religion On)) a few exceptions It put religion in the develop a meRningful worship experience, Jewish music specialists told a conference here sponsored by Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion of Cincinnati. I tenance of religion by govern- American fraternity and England Puritans. It was a others, die, the villager maintained "It is well kfloWfl that Americans do not die" ancebutwlllneverachleveanunderstandlngofprayeror I mp rve they con- depended on a firm main- peopic" religion, Idealism and was called by surrounding New government gimmicks used In religious services may produce attend- sw say s(polool r"80"foll *Otth-P lrf'ednm from sidered ecclesiastical tyranny, to his spirit, NEWYORK(AP)-Rockandgultsrmuslcandother Cornier cairrify Cwb to America to gain religious peace and moral health that wave of "common Island. "Rogue's Island, it Imprisonments on bread and Catholic or Protestant, with splanted to early America. UPSALAPII$IYTIRIANCHURCH $wgigier me igious Freedom Came Hard had lived there, none "has ever died." ____ 'N.m ' Free coffee, doughnuts and ange JuIewillbeprofdedby McDonald 's. It did not mean the nation IvffigWonisl "J Sunday ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Ass:- Pastor #%I Socis" Pteirel 1. sop in. Sireeday Soo-vocs f 14 - Chri:tian Science 6-7 V so ii Ham ci..., Htwis sicn s • Past" Speaker for the occasion will manager of the Greater San- God's vitalizi ng power w or ked with an Indian 'pillager who insisted Uiat Americans are 9: 1$ Lila m cbwch School - too Weefusio in12 oteigis Pl$ior (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) td1IiitI)I Mlii left, Pinecrest Baptist Church. Miss Bskptist, Rev. Icing, Rev. King. Martha llardwick will coor- Mcar%e), Rev. dinate the scenes. Jr. and Jack Horner, executive the Puritan magistrates of were bound together in the "o countries of Europe afte world" wi th %ar)fng church 16th centur', earlier colonial New England Protestant Ahippings with knotted cords, establishmentF, Roman I "stronger than we, "never get sick," and of those who :0,_1k er $vng hull ii• '-s', Ntbw, Now A F. $1 Co - It Ff. Winialn FWAS Ft. Wol"em Asitempoth Sol Vogl Mass METHODIST CHURCH - 541vIces with CIl$ii$ Oraft" Blvd. LeIs • U Brooklyn working in the remote Maya - .._ THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL 11 "a m Chw 'Ta 4 Rev, Virgil L Stvaliffood Itev,KetwooffoW Meollis.luliftioltflo Brother Felix Fo=ier, a Maryknoll mis&lonary from y Sti Park Avi*,i -' meeting of the church Board of Global tlinistrles says ona ns, women are not portrayed as professional, welltralned and educated, THE LAKE MANY UNITED FIRST BAPTIST CHURC14 'z. A, Wedetesdalf Mignuing Proyor Grogo 150W 1-390 In I "P m Mwrir worship P - __ _`41111 VIIP fro ndu dehium.anizing. The report on a TV-mordtoring project, presented to it - . OU it I E weft ote Worship Wed Prover - to Is at" Oat Awe i 111 "OOIST CHURCH Tockor Drive, Sooleoloord astates i,. D"04 0. s-au Pastor Training Her - , FIRST PRESSYTINIANCMUNCH CHRIST UNITED Ji ---_- Posw 9 30s m Is, * Ila m W*4 Eve Bible Sloody - ON. Ser"s, Clogerch sch" p in Myr CONCRIOATIONAL IAN CS45JRCN 1401 1 Pat% Ave - -: £N$IilrV • ,,J ----- s R by the United Methodist Church show that the Image of women on prime time television Is "partial and 7 Sunday fin Mogrousel Wershisp tiy to CHICAGO, Ill.(AP)-Preliminary findings of a study p" 4$ 8. in. 1 47 PaImstOoAys Pr%FSBYTERIAN CHURCH 1143 Hwy. and Lake Mary Bird ft ov. Mithaeof Andly"" Iv MWVIRO lvckw A? Rel • COVENANT ORACI UNITEU METHODIST CHURCH A5rp.qtII,d&W,.ssed D, - • 1910U Methodist Ib.CIatIciWid to see your problems as blessings En disguise, EvaniI,st i CTh tCu isdau, - Hillervial 44 West "earce T bylor A God Morsels tor _4"46a inner Joy of hope and faith. I haven't arrived fully at that point yet, but I'm gaining, and I hope you, too, can come to OF" - PAOLS. CHURCH OF CIINIST PIP(CR(ST APTI 1 1CHURCN Bible Study Two% two Eve Pallor = -- - th Holt LUT1NAN CHURCH rM Orleeolds Ave. (Ilf-rI) (L~811 CloggrCh In Annorica) a*OiV Rev etitneilif GOOD SHEPHERD 4 Is "a in WJyIb,CI... 1: 34 P.M - e , situations I am forced to face daily! The apostle James actually taught u.s to "rejoice" our toughest problems; that is, to approach them with an Is. Fr,4McCIe•:y Sisoodiv Smw.I - . . , struggle. We actually grow stronger in tinies of adversity. 7be day I learned that struggling is the only way I can make progress, it changed aumyreelIywg about the ugJ1 1111 Sanford Ae toR oAN aPT1S1 CHURCH sv ,dar School Morning $#twice •' - ,, •, usefulness As nearly as I can tell, the greatest growth! see in othcrs and In myself, Is accomplished through • ,N m winalitirgarleft and Nursery - - overlook LU remember that often the things I see as obstacles are the 9 Is' s M Swftdsy School - The Foundin Faith Jailers harassed the Baptist - ,.. fII"ecA livsctsq • and Frances. retirement has been one mom Christian adventure. And a blesing to their church, their community and their family. They have more timc now for things ific), ALWAYS valued . -'-- ford Chamber of Commerce. say life gets harder all the Lime. Very few person have tenu Is 044 04 W ed Bible Study L,flw,aa Nvr aId TV "This . ''' rr a h I Op rn 6 DJ Wed EttrienellServicip 10tedroosda V SIM# Class new ! lVth QiR5 stiewly 1(tow JUTHFIANCHURCMOP THE 41111 0111,01101iffe Iwa.,,eI,t It seat" siblit Study ."?i Prayer Service v Open ATRR I )op- Sunday Night e Not the REST. Who k)oks forward to idleness? - _ - Mus for Enter Sunrise savice are being completed by Sanford Charles Davis Jr., Rev. Douglas Porter, and Rev. Iko guarantees for total happiness on this earth Does th Sol Oianei$t,..t part of the service. Sanford-Eustis Free MeUxxhst and The Church will give the benedic presented by '1t United Members of the Easter Me th odist Church, The Lord's Sunrise Service committee Supper b First Baptist Church include Rev. Porter. chairman and The Crucifixion by Rev. Kenneth Holt of Pinecrest JIIIIII-Lt - By GEORGE W. CORNEII, AP Religion Writer lives that are hard all the time. Try to appmiate the good things in ymkr life. Most Of us have many ble&sings we CHURCH OF LONG*000 .' j CHURCH OF CHRIST "I Patin %pering& Dir Foi as - - W 0 P entecos tal := I _______________________ make Iuci rcallle that liff! is just one problem after anuther and an in(hvidwil simply must do h.is L -st to a Iv e them one at a time." gave each d serve Hirm Nowhere in the Scripti,ires wW you find any a Now the) are prcrred to en" tie rest of life CENTIIIAL BAPTIST CH62CH (.11r. ; Ith $11 &Oak Avg I . ' Curb$* Nursery rilovielf" for oil Ittv.(11 Holy Cefflovernoile" featured - ____ Hardwick works with m reminded of a story Mrs. Lyndon John:;on fells about her daughter, Luci. Mrs. John.sm said Litici, as E teenager, appro3ched Ufe head on and was unable to understand why everything didn't turn out happily for ber.Mrs Johnson says, "I always had a - Four living tableaux will be King Rev. Douglas Porter cf - , Pallet 418M Ill. Y ret irement es read y. g Fist., 11 "a 0% "I on "Pot FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENt III I Sjnlzrd A.t DOW1141 D slits" Sioniday Sch"I Episcopal They learned the richness of living ... the adventures of believing and serving and sacrificing. They surrounded thcm.selvcs with pcopk who care, who are conccrned, who like helpjngottiers.Thcy based their lives on truths and ideals that do not change ith cvcry passing opportunity or disappointment. They found God. : ::: 1, r V1 - Area Ministerial Aim. Tableaux doesn't promise that we will have no problems. does promise is strength to deal w1 um. ,, m. worship Serrvice - --r Ai Sunday School raster Son Worship 11, 1111a on. 9.418 in, Sure NYPS 11108 on Sun Eve Worship W,. P'.'t 6: " P, in Rev J T. Pill% "Church of God Hove" WTRIII Sunday 11clow Morming Worship r vanteiiiii( strip The Sanford Area Ministerial be Rev. Bill Coffman of Central Man wi ll aponsoracommunity BaptlstChurch The invocation EasterSunrlseServ1ceonAiril will be given by Rev. Blair , fe. OF THE NAZARENE SV of flootneva Rev ess Miftesitf 9.410 In 11 boat" 6:34P In I mom P 18, beginning at 6:30 a.m., at McGarvey of Sanford Alliance the Seminole High School Church and the welcome and announcements by Rev. Leo stadium. sometimes it seems like even Ithink we have to be careful to remember that God CHURCH OF GOD ' problems have problems This Is true But in spite isie proems,1 rever doubt that God loves me, nor do I ''" I WUUIU WUH( to Live any other life than a Christian - Christian f" -... :\ you've heard me speak many times, you have pt & on abowerth I ifietwo % A I I I r13)*rIti&dSy 4.j No .. way? A .0 ' Q. I always thought th3t Il you lived a good Christian life, things would be easier for you, and would take away your problems It seems to me that life just get.. harder and harder all the time. Why does it have to be this Methodist Sabbath ] Guarantee - Southern ______ Neill Ca Easter Sunrise - SANLANDO UNITED ME THODIST opp- Wed Eve PraIrrmeele"I Friday, March U, 17--1A Evenisg I4.raId,Sanford, Fl. :: Adventist I THIN K MY NEWSPAPER CARRIER IS A GENWS. You can be sure I'll never be "to busy" to read the paper again." Call Now 322,2611 Evening Herald -- ,. �- --Legal F !L!! Ic±4f ltd. n'fd, P. , -------- Legal Notice I TELEVISI ON AND LISTINGS Ge Lid tOIM1t1ffly fX telcytsion vinatvo thoroi4iwe from "nowhere to the earth-down which nijw flS are -dispatched' after they have ways of earthlings. (R) 9 H(LLW000 SQUARES 800 2) 12 SANFORD AND .)ON. Fred plays Cupid as he Mn* toreconcloEsthor(LaW. arda Page) and her husband after a squabble, (R) iG) SWhonavtsitot hegins to coisl Sara (Brenda V.4J) It LIU%p IL) iW an sT*citton agreement among the town's single mw)--40 leave her alone so they wont to rea't.st another town school U €1) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 9. MONO SHOW. Guests Jerry Lewss. the Oarnond Brothers, Ruth ED MOVIE Chv of tii Light Brigade.- Errol CXMa do Haviland. 1936 AdVOfltLlO Story sugguted by Teryson's poem. 830 12 Jt.lLEE' Ding Crosby and Lire Mrwiefh hoot erwi - n- Friday Evening 6(X) 2 4) 6 9 NEWS U Wt'iATSCOOKING? €1) A?rnouEs €D MY FAVORITE MARnAN 630 12. NBC NEWS 6) CBS NEWS U COURSE OF OUR TIMES E9) ABC NEWS l) HAIS COOKING? EL) fIN TIN TIN 70 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4) BEWITCHED 6 CONCENTRATION tá rEoa-c* 9. WIW, WILD WORLD OF ANlMALS RdJ 12 HEE HAW. Guests J()Øf ltIor, Little JlrTTny Dicr ED SENtOR SCENE ED STAR TREK _310 C Ii L E (3 f i 1' Y SWEEPSTAKES 4" OSCAR I9T6HOPEFULS 6 DR SUESS:"ThoHooh Bk)Ob TTx first Theodor c Suess ______ 4) THE FENCE C) SUNRISE SEMESTER LatmoIs. 1963, Lighthearted comedy about '4' ARTHUR AND CO 4 MOVIE: 't)cinovan's Reel." join Wayne. • happens land, Comedy oijtanace so adept at posing as ageisha . '6 US OF ARCHIE U SESAME STREET (R) 9 HOT DOG l2 VEGETABLE- sour 7:0 112) VEGETABLE SOUP 61 HARLEM GLOBETROT- girl TIERS stuffy Boston get atrives on South Pacific We in when a search Of her fattier MOVIE- "My GoIsha.' Shirley Mactale, Ys Mon. that her husband dOoSni (tveflreogrXzeher. 1962. U EL) NOVA 9 VAUDEVILLE, WITH NrV HALL 1) GIUJGANS ISLAND .12 HOGANS HEROES :2) 800 12. EMERGENCY PLUS FOUR 1000 141) THE FLINISIQI1ES .6) PEBBLES AND BA?J-TI BAM4 12 POLICE STORY: cleavon Little and Mctael Brandon ta' as palm ot- U MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORH000 .9'; HONG KONG PHOOEY EL) SESAME STREET (R) 830 2 .12 JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS .411 (6) BUGS BUppy ROAD RUNNER U THE ELE''TR)C COMPANY(R) (I) TOM AND JERRY AND THE GRAPE APE SHOW Ripley, whose putrol in leads to tragedy. L4-t)a'I area (R) U EL) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS '9 BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE CLUB ED 11:00 C69; 1121 NEWS U ED AVIATION WEATH. ER 1130 2 12 TONIGHT 4 LATE SHOW "flee 900 2! 12 THE SECRET LIFE OF WALDO jqrry U ZOCtA . nent People.' Charlton _______ ___ Brutal . IED 1 r, A4u11s LI W. Teens 12.1611, widdies 75 Tues. & Thu r s. Eco. .NigtrtAdultsSl, Kid, tc U IF ED CMA?t $1EC0MO FRI. S JGiON IS RELEVANT ' ____ _____ P FOR ~" KEEPS. El%1j, 'I I ?t) \" • the,noney! . '111111100.1 2 GARNER E SPANISH MOVIE noo 2.' RETURN TO THE PLANET OF ns APES % with Goolagong vs €1) ii%OMAJj: "Mental Health Care 4:30 500 .6) GOLF: The Heritage CE) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS ED BLACK JOURNAL' €2 NASHViLLE ON THE ROAD 530 PERSPECTIVE ON 'r€ NEWS 13 POP GOES THE COUNTRY Evening 600 6 .12: NEWS '2 '4:; U MAKING ITCOUNT EL) BOOK BEAT €1) WAYNE TYLER sp.wJw 6:30 1 2 NBC NEWS FRI. S:3Q A*AM stiVooko it ,~ M I I A. %44R N 1111 7;" I' SAT.-SUN. 2 S ' a 7:30 ' 9:45 FT TNLAtIt ,,-,x k'JPJ .. 4: I)CBS NE'"wS (I MAN AND ENVIRON. MENT '9 ABC NEWS 12 SPACE: 1099 . pJ ' I'OOdCOfivi, ED €1) BURNS AND ALLEN ANIMAL RID 700 '2' FLORIDA'S WATCHING 4: AGAONSKy AND CO '6) HEE HAW 91 LAWRENCE WELK SHOW EL) BEHIND THE LINES CO SCIENCE ACTION 'P1EATER 730 2.i "4 ED LAST OF THE WILD MAGAZI NE FOUR CONSUMER SURVIVAL. YJT: A Look Al Divorce:* €13 FELONY SQUAD The Soulh3Ofe,tof Lot il and the NOfth 40 feet of Lot 15, Block t, RIDGE HIGH, Firs? Addition. ac crdir.g ?. a Ft ure.A, as recorded in Plot Book ii. Page 15,01 the Public Records I Seminole I Rona Banttt interviewing severnj of the i I i nonvieos ED GREAT PER. FORMANCES "Dance in County, Florida, aka 2317 High Street, Winter Perk, Florida, together vlth Wall-Wall Carpet, American Singer Furncce IGCE22OOII, Columbi Rang. (30.4) and Refrigerator located therein i and thereon, America: Twyta Tharp and DATED this 73rd day of March, 1976. Dancers.- Tw4a 'flwp Rose (Seal) Maine Wright. Kenneth Poilker and Tom Re" perform "Suo's Leg" to Fats Waflv lambs. PX141_ UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION - 19] BERT D'ANGELO, SI)PERSTAR: David PtCe1txn guost R1C1R: A lock at an extifton Of the French artist Pierre AtigusteRonoi'sp&iion eztitlon if I I €13 I (9) 12; NEWS ('' U ED JAPANESE FiLM: Mgl1i.rn"Tviotiji. Br OWn 11:15 1. EASTER 'fl..ION: Wayne ftm hosts thistelethon in Id1orJ, AJtnji'ore Ch 9'sledRiseel C _____ tl8am.srxtSi.x'Kiay,preorrI)(- Wig tegiw prowre. 1130 Th t2 TA TRACK SIC Cotional Track Assoc, reel from TexalSlaii,n.featu'ingshoi. putter Brian ()cfield pole vaiilers Bob Soaon and Steve Jx arid Springer Wyon'ga Tyus. '6; MOVIE: "Aim Of the k " P.CXISIel9erIIIS1KOEth Be 1958. P'v1t0 l-S tX)fl in thew figli b9afl'ot The coi.w'y, then reiftze f•Øft , where ioo (17) aaJLYrJtv"Jp 2.15 :1) DAILY WORD as follows: The Southlill Side of Road. and it appearing to tl Court that t'. defendant(s), ,JOMni Lewis Jonnand all heir's, devisees, legattes, grantees, assignees, lienors, credit ors, trusties, or other are not inhabitants of nor fou nd within tho State of Flor ida and have devisees, legatees, grantees, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA assignees, lienors, creditors, PROBATE DIVISION trustees, or other claimants by FILE NO. 7$- 31.CP through, under r against Jol'wlnhe n Re: Estate of Lewis Jones appear or plead to the JOSEPHUS A. O'JEA, complaint her ein by time 10th day of May, 1976, and indxfult thereof the NOTICE OF Court will proceed to the hearing ADMINISTRATION Deceased. if temns Lic'eause Manager Frank Lucchesi Is desperate to Find pitching help behind his star veteran Gaylord Perry. the basis for the validity 4 the appointment, jurisdiction of the court. S. Marina O'Jea Markey As Personal Reprejenta. live of the Estate of S JOSEPHUS A O'JEA, Deceased I W. Carroll, Jr., Esq. of CARROLi & JONES, P.A P 0 Box 91$ Cassel>erry, Flgiidâ Attorneys for Personal fleprejentative P blith March 19, 76, $976 DE X 10 0 S m: Iinq who was 8-7 as a rookie last year; like Jim Gideon, the mainstay of the University of Texas 1975 NCAA championship team; like rookie right-hander Jeff Terpko in the bullpen; like reserve outfielder Juan Beniquez, obtained in a trade for pitcher Fergie Jenkins settling down an errorprone outfield; like the Roy ho hit .293 with 20 home runs and 93 RBl In a banner 15 at the plate. Third base will be anchored by Boy Howell, a power hitter who Ls still a question mark in Friday, March 26, D7-1B the field. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. _________________________________________________ Mike Hargrove, a line-drive — hitting second-year man with two 30) plus seasons under his the Rangers could tiunt on last Smalley, a highly regarded belt, will be a permanent fix- The outfield will find Jeff Burroughs in right field. The 174 AL's Most Valuable Player slumped to a .2 average despite 29 home runs and 94 RBI last year. The Hangers hope Beniquez can prot,lde a solid bat to go along with his speed in center field, lie hit .291 in 78 games fm' Boston last year. Smalley experiment at second base. The "if" list is endless. Ttw only tested relief pitcher season was right-handed Steve shortstop, has been switched to Foucault, who has posted 22 of second base so be won't be the 29 saves registered in the playing behind American last two years. League All-Star l'otiy Harrah, All-purpose Lenny Randle is It appears, however, Texas expected to hold down the left has too many questions to be field post. He hit .276 in 1975 and answered to finish ahead of played second base, third basc Oakand or Kansas City. SPORTS ______________________________________________________ ' I ;4e " .. 't: -.1 ____ "1 ture nt first hase. Rifle-armed Jim Sundberg, who must Improve his hitting, is behind the plate. I JL . ki,i c.4 A 't _410 j I — - _ . i. '::'':''!. Pro - 1 4 and all the outfield positions. Tom Grieve will be In the lineup every day either as a designated hitter or in an outfield position. Grieve thrived under Liicchesi's handling last year, coming on strong to nit .276. "I'm not maiag any peedictions," Lucchesi said. "But don't sell this team short." I /'j, 0 Q- - r , ,-,-. -- . . -6 p _--1 I r ,- - ~1 ~~ . - .. €I4 - t i0f ;&A ___ , _______ ii r4'- I / ,i. i4 1ifl * . . ., . 711, - _. . I .. f-. /' i ,e I&.&tJi . . . ,. a I ~ ~. , 17 a ' #1. - — i ~ - d- --" ,A-d -j i.r.- _;. 7 2n I .. ~. ;,I V4 , - - . . 1. A~!~`._ `_ ~ ,..Mollw lr -.,~~,_,~ . — . , ._. ..~~_. V%_ Va I 11, ,( 1 i . 1 l ./. _~ - ,-. ~ ~,4 131. 1__~ \W*~ I z _~ - 111- ,-- I I- . , t''. , _~ , , . . — . . ' .. . . -. i .'. jW - -A'" . A, Petitioner Husband. . an MARGARET L. STREVER, 'Z Respondent Wife NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO I ! I MARGARET L. STREVER $03 Ced ar Street New Maven, Connecticut .i has uaIofsaid Court on this 16th day ) March, A.D. 1916, (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court BY: Lillian T. Jenkins Deputy Clerk Ned P1. Julian, Jr. STENSTROM. DAVIS & McINTOSH I,--. - Brantley Girls ------~~__---, ~.: --- ~__-.-___-=_ edo . Breeze Tw i ce Ov i H I , 1 GIRLS Ov'dn (Goudy. Arnhym, Cook, Batt) 7.17.5, 700 FREE - Fct?crm.in ?P4I ? 25.!: 200 IM - Odley (P-IS) 7.396, 50 FREE to 1-11 11 ; $00 FREE Jones & Bishop, P A. AM Maitland Avenue Altamonte Springs. Fiortie 32701 .Attorneys for Petition er Puhlis."m P.karch IV, 26. Apr ii 7 9 19 7 6 Fetterman -- Odtey (PIS) - 7, I.,, Homers Decisive In Church Loop First l'resbyterian and midweek softball winners in Sanford Church League play as the Presbyterians parlayed 24 hits into 29-23 victory over Sanford Christian and First Baptist fell to the Pinecrest squad, ii. Kevin Crocker and Doug Burleson hit homers for First Presbyterian while Owen McCarron had a double, Lee Marshall homm'ered and Mike Thorne' hobbled for the losers. Star for Pinecrest was John Bryant witil ,I hotner and single. , (Seal) By: Elaine RiCharde . Dewy Clerk Kennetn 0 Esquire -' 7; ' Arthur H Bec kwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court - 6 00 7. $00 BACK - Goudy (0) 1:211; 100 BREAST - Grablak Well 100 RELAY (NS) )123 Orange (Lamb. Munger. Browder, 'Paylort S 026 BOYS 200 MEDLEY RELAY - West Orange (Thompl.orn Hovey, DinIr.. Dake) 1:54; 700 FREE - Scl,itty (U) -' ThJf (WO) -. 7 19; 50 FREE -- G&amore (0) DIVING - Langley INS). 100 74 FLY -. Dinkel (WO) 1 015. 100 FREE-- Schtty(0)S4l;SOOFREE -Tompson(WO)5 32 3. 100 BACK - Dinkel (WO) I 055; 100 BREAST - Baker (0) I 17, AOO RELAY Oviedo (Kotkin, Ball, Kimble. Sch'lly) 1 Coi,nty. Florida. entitled: In Re The Marriage of Peter D Bogart. Husband, ana Jane Origart, Wife. Seminole County. Florida, this 16111 Batt (0) 79.7. DIVING Cook (0) INSt I 01. ,00 FREE Edmonton, Alberta day of March. 197$ -. Diorio fOl 100 FLY Canada YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a suit has been filed aaint you in the Circuit Court of Seminole WITNESS my hand and Seal as Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for - Pinecrest Sap?. First Baptist WP - Bryant; LP 204 IN 0-7 7 000 - 100 3 -1 1$ Thomas Itt Prestyterlan 2'4 173 3-29 Sanford Chrillian 441 56111 1-23 20 __________________________ WP — Bdo Gregory; Ma' shill LP - Deani's ' - "" ' .1-. . . '1 I±.. 1:-a i, --- ; -'- - Izuwrma and Sandra McKee, , - . . . . The Patriot girls now stand 14-2 for the current season while SeliluIule slumped to 6-9. (18) ci Holloway singles Louwsma, IS; Hotood (LB) n R.gen, $0; Leslie becker (Lii) d Newman. 1 6. Turret (5) d Lar " Becker, $ 4; Klein (LB) d. Clause. I Doubles Holloway HobQOOd (LB) Louwsman McKee I 3. Becker 11cc Itr (1 11) d Pfewman Tc'rnrr, I 2 UIIII3 Take Tank Win Trinit)' Prep and Lake Ifighlan(i split a high school swiniming meet Thursday as the SainLs boys piled up a 90-51 score while Lake Highland's girls waltzed, 100-70. ' ' ' __~ Pk!dY of emotion - Debby Reagan volleys In logs to lake Brantley JoaiHobgoodonbaU (Herald Photos by Torn Vent) Mur P ors y HILTON HEAD ISLAND, this mactime to the heritage. So last Monday Murphy had their diffictiitiesin the cool, couldn't take advantage of S.C.(API — 'T'o, three times That course will kill tue,' 1 sought the help of old friend cloud), windless, 3ometimes- them with a game that "wasn't a year I get in need of repair," Murphy said. Gene Martin, an amateur, and drizzly weather that made the very sharp in any area." said Bob Mur ph y. "Sometimes So, from last week's Jackson- Laurie Hammer, a club pro and course play at Its easiest, In all, He was one over par at 72. So it's just minor adjustments. rUle Open, he hustled home to former tourist, lie beat L.al1 rur 31 mcii in the invitational field was Ben Crenshaw, a two-time Sometimes it's a major over- Delray Beach, "probably the of 114 broke par 71. winner this )-ear, and British got the live hours haul," overhaul needed on his game longest I've practiced in one "Absolutely perfect scoring Open champ Tom Watson. Lee - 1 . , -4rviw — And. facing probably the and responded with a brilliant, stretch in niv life." I ... - 200 MEDLEY RF(AY , in a high school tennis meet. Holloway dumped Karen LOUWSITIa, 8-5, in the No. I singles match, then teamed with Joan Hobgood to whip 8.3, In No I doubles Hobgood routed Debbie Reagan, 8-0, in The Oviedo boys and g i rls No 2 singles swimming teams carted off Also posting ctories for the victories in a high school Patriots were Leslie Becker, 8-6 triangular swimming meet over Margaret Newman, and l'htusday. The boys downed Mary Klein who thrashed West Oraugge, 80-69, while the Sheila Clause, 8-I, girls cruised past the . . Seminole's lone meet point Warriorettes, 80-65. New came on Sandra Turner's 84 Sm)Tna Beach took third spot decision over Laurie Becker. in both divisions. The Becker sisters joincd Both Lion squads steamed to forces to run away with the No. Victor)' in five of the meet's 11 2 doubles duel by pasting events. Newman and Turner, 8-2. 157 Hearthstone Petitioner's attorneys whose act annexed __ lop SHS Netters W:_0~ __ - 1~ JANE I. BOGART, Wife NOTICE OF SUIT THE THE STATE OF FLORIDA JANE I. BOGART c o R. W. Bennett dress IS heftto, or or before April 72nd, 1976, or a Default will be entered against you U "~ a~111 - - - Amy Holloway sparked the Lake Brantley girls Thursday as they squashed Seminole, 6-1, With N 4"16 --a"- - lof - - . — I 1 4 P P 0 Box oCI. Tahacriapi, California YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for Dissolution of Marriage and other relief has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of y ou r written dtfens if any, to it on Clerk of said Court and serve I,copy thereof •ipon the Petitioner or Rieftig C11O FetUTU ball Semboole's Sandy McKee flashes forehand F TO. WILLIAM MONFORE, residence unknown, last known address U ii __zei __,_~__ _-~~~~ h. ~_~~ are Qualifications of the Personal repreSentative, or the vinue or rr-, _ -. required, WITHIN THREE MON. to lie your written defenses with the may have that challenges the Be CjE0tGE F. STREVER, SR., Case NO 76 35 Cl. 01 0. The nature epresentalive of this Suit It to obtain a dissolution All persons intereSted in the estate ofMarriage and other relief 10 whom a copy of thiS Notice of YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED Administration has been mailed TIIS FROM THE DATE OF THE l'IRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. to file my nti$Ktlon% they 17101111C. The Rangers are counting on a lot of longshot.s like lefty Jim Urnbaer, a second.ycar man, "% 477~ - :[ I ,W. - - ll, claim or demand they may have. and Each claim must be In writing and indicate To .. 4r, 3277$ must Rangers In Re m. Marriage of: devisees, legatees, grantee s, THE *OVE ESTATE AND ALL w Central Blvd., Orlando. Flor ida. assignees, lienors, creditors, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED 3250$, and file the original with IPie Clerk of the above Styled Court on of trultftj, or other claimants by IN SAID ESTATE: through, under or against Johnnie YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED before the 21st day of April, 1976. L ew is lanes had been with 'rat the adminis?ra?ion of the es tate otherwise, a )vdgment may be en Process in the State of Florida, but Of JOSEPHUS A. O'JEA, deceased, teied against you for the relief demanded in lhe Petition only to the extent provided for by File No, 76 31 CF. ii pending Section 1655, Ttle 2$, United 5?ate's Circuit Cou rt for Seminole County, WITNESS my Hand and time Seal Of Said Court on the 17th day Ct Code; it is further ORDERED that Florida. Probate Division, the notice of this order b published by dress of which is Seminole County March, 197$. (Seal) the Unit ed States Marsh al in a Courthouse, Sanford, Florida newspaper of general circulation in Th, personal representative of this Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr Seminole County, Florida, once a Clerk of the Circuit Court estete is MARINA O'JEA week for sIx (6) consecutive weeks, MARKEY. whose address is Rt 1, By: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk commencing on March 17th, 1976, Box 167. Walden, New York 12556, DONE ANDORDERED6tOrIandO 1976 The name and sddrejs of the at PubliSh : Florida,this7nddayoff4arp,, 1q76. lorriey for the personal tepreu'n. DEX-101 George C. Young tative are se t forth below . CHIEF JUDGE All persons having claims of COURT OF THE Publish March 17. 19, 26. April 7., demands against the estat, are IN THE CIRCUIT ... . - . CLIKJU DIC I A L IR 16, $976 required, WITHIN THREE MON. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE OEX 64 TItS FROM 'THE DATE OF THE COUNTY, FLORIDA FIRST PUBLICATION '" CASE NO. 76- 39- CA-44-0 NOTICE. tofIle with the clerk of the In Re: the Marriage of: court a written statement of any PETER D. BOGART, Hu$tand, cimim, time name and address of the crrjitor or his agent Or attorney, and tht amount claimed, If the claim l 5nof yet due, the date when it nil become due Shall bt Staled If the claim Is Contingent or urtliquidaled, the nature of the un certainty shall be stated. If the clam is secured, the security shall bc deScribed. The claimant shall (lt'I'ver sufficient cOpiesof the claim IC the clerk to enable the Clerk to .l one copy to each personal For .A)"'. . Attorney f or Petitioner, Neigh and adju'Jicalkin of this suit it TO ALL PERSONS HAVNO LPOMOOd Law Office o, Cts,tral Jopmnnue Lrwi Jotes and all heirs. CLAIMS 00 DEMANDS AOA?PIST Florida, Inc., who address i 106 as ifs - .—.. THE otherwise a Judgment may be IN THE COURT OF EIGHTEENTH UDIClAL CIR tnl,red against you for the relief Oem6nded in the compla int or CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA petition. WITNESS myttand and tpieSeal of Cl 7S.l5e7.CA14.A Said Court on March 17th, A D. 1976, In icr the Marriage of PATRICIA MOPIFORE, Petitioner (SEAL) and A rthu r H. Beckwith, Jr. WILLI AM MOPtFORE, R es pondent Cler k of the Circuit Court NOTICE OF ACTION By: Lillian T. Jenkins that personal service upon them is De puty Clerk not practical because their r.sidence and whereabouts are Publish : March 1, 26, April 7,9, 1976 unknown, it is ORDERED tt DEX.100 Johnnie nnle Lewis Jones arid all heir's, Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR any Perry is ready but nf ter thati lot or "ifs" come into play. If Bill Singer, obtained in the offse asonfrom California in a trade for first baseman Jim Spencer, can come of f arm stirgery and if Nelson Briles can regain the form he once had before going sour at Kansas City, T-11-I.N the Rangers might make a championship predicted a pennant, The Texas Rangers came in third place in the American League West and the fiesty ulanager got the are. The optimism is toned down this season and for good reason, The short spring training camp hurt the Rangers more t han mast American League 1916; claimants by, through, under or aganst JOHNNIE LEWIS JONES, not voluntarily appeared fier,in,, and POMPANO BEACH (AP) Last year Billy Martin Daniels, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Poit Office Box $330 whoii ath'ress is iii west Lyman S,Inflyd, Plrpiji 37771 Avenue, Post Office Box 100, Wint er Publish. March 19. 26, April 2.9, 1976 Park, $orlda 32719 and file the DEx.101 original with the Clerk of the above Styled ourt on or before Apr it '3'd of the North lOW of the East 710' of W '.. of NE 1 4 of SectIon is. I Township 71 South, Range 31 East. Sublect to 15 foot easement of West I 1100 OWENS CONNING rIBERGLAS CORPORATiON, a corporatior. R0BINSONS. INC., a Florida corporation, and STATE OF FLORIDA, DEPIIRIMENT OF REVENUE. and you are required to Serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on JERE F. DANIELS, Turnbull, Abner and I wife, and to enforce a lien upcnreal property situate in this District arid n1'JTIOf his personal letters. 10:30 'ra PrIlv y.lnc.,4q Illinois cor poration; the above enhitledcause by Kendell W. Wherry its Assistant United States, Attorney, inan action ageltist the defI"idant(t), Johnnie Lewis Jones and Martha Lee Jones, his I described CITY, ORANGE PARK. according to plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 2. Page 60, Public Records of Sem i nole County. Florida, Except for portion taken by Florida High- M - a etux.. Defendants- ORDER FOR SERVICE 't' PUBLICATION -On motion and affidavit of plaintiff In (R) Ui Ithisch. - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, vs JOHNNIE LEWIS JONES and all heirs. devisees, legafees, grante, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, or other ctalmants by, through, under or against JOHNNIE LEWIS JONES, 10:00 strred when hstako.refuge 73.1I3.Orl.Civ.y Plaintiff, (4) CE) CAROL BL,$JiE'fl s*iow me po, Bert puram an inte'rtBtIonal he men and Is No. T'.a ,..(t.oA . Lot; "J East i of Lot), lying South of ACL Railroad right.ol.way, and North of State Road No. 436 0, FO*!ST r1-.L w YUU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that petitioner, GEORGE F STREVER, SR., filed a Petit ion ;n the Circuit Court of Seminole as Trustee in Bankruptcy of County, FlorIda, for dissolution of Hydrofoil Corporation, a Bankrupt marriage, and you are requir ed ') Florida corporation; MAGNA s•rve a copy of your writt,!i MOTORS CORPORATION, a defenses, ii any, on NED N Florida corporation; KARL ROLLS JULIAN. JR of STENSTROM. and ELIZABETH ROLLS, his wife; DAVIS & McINTOSH, Attorneys f or C CLINTON STRANGE, JR., S petition er. Post office Box 1330. Trustee for the creditors of Hydrofoil Sanford, Florida, 32771, and file the Corporation; STATE OF FLORIDA; orgna IwiththeClerkoftheCjrcut UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Court on or before the 23rd day of CHRYSLER CORPORATION, a April, 1976. otherwise default and corporation; GEM MARINE ultimate judgment will be entered PRODUCTS, INC., a South Carolina against you for the relief demanded corporation: KAINER MY STYLES In the petition. CORPORATION, a subsidiary of WITNESS my hand and official Deputy Clerk Publish: March 26, 1976 Case County, Florida: 436. has been filed against HYOROFOIL CORPORATION, a Florida 'orporation; EDWARDS. AVDOYAPI, By. Lillian T. Jenkins BOB NE%S1ART. SHW: Bob suffers fwry Problemwiiar' his rnottw boamesahouseguest and ar, OfdorlYPattOrlinyolveshu-nlna (R) MOVIE: ED 'Pow, Town:' Victor McLaglen, Edmund Saminol Too • FLORIDA CASE NO. fl'493-CA-{'4.D "'" in P' -; 0 I i I , No. 7&441CA09.A •''V NATIONAL MOP tPIC FEDERAL to pursuant undersigned, TGAGE ASSOCIATION, an agency "Fictitious Name Statute." Chapter 165.09, Floric5 Statutes will r'giStII' ?xisiir under the Ia* of the United with the Clerk of the Circuit Cot, in States of America, Plaintiff, and for Seminole County, Florida upon rceIpt Of Proo of the Publication of this notice, fowl?: O RICHARD J. WOLFGANG an P. LIGHTING SERVICE I. SON MAY ('NA WOLFGANG, his wife. under which we are engaged In DEIDRE D BOYLES; PACIFIC business at OO Mingâ Trail, Whirs. FINANCE LOANS, and RALPH No, I. In the City of LongwOd; ALLEN BOYLES, Defenjar4 Florida. NOTICE OF ACTION That the parties interested In mid business enterprise are as follows: TO RALPH ALLEN BOYLES YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Kenneth Plate, that an action for foreclosure of a partners certain .'nrwtgage has been filed George H. Plate against you and you are requiredto Publish: March 5, 12, IF, 25, lflo serve a copy of written defenses, it OEX.27 any. to it on Paul M Goldman. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOk Attorney for Plaintiff, WhOSC d MIOI COUNTY. FLORIDA dress Is P.O. Box 1316. Merril Island, Florida, 37957, and file the CASE NO. 76.435-CA09E D.A.C. CORPORATION, a Florida original with the Clerk of the above styled Court of Sanford, Florida, o corporation, Plaintiff, oi' bet Ore the 22fld day of April, 197$: otherwise a judgment may be en vs. HYDROFOIL CORPORATION, a tered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint The Florida corporation, el al., Defendants. mortgage being foreclosed s recorded in Official Records Book AMENDED 7. Pane 2, Public records l NOTICE OF ACTION TO GEM MARINE PRODUCTS, Seminole County, Florida. WITNESS my hand and teal of t INC. a South Carolina corporation saidCourt On this 17th day of March, 1976 3M South Boulevard (Seal) Lake City, South Carolina 25 Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court KAINER MY STYLES 4I By: Cecelia V. Ekern CORPORATION, Deputy Clerk a subsidiary of Preway. Publish: March 19, 2C April 2. 9. 197$ Inc., an Illinois DE X 103 corporation 30$ West Alice Street Wheeling, Illinois IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND YOU ARE I4FPPRY NOTIFIED r,e that ;n action ?o foreclose arnor. ;i4- ~ nIw,i ?h*t the Civil Action kj ,_ FU UV • J;- - I ----- IPITHE CIRCUIT COURT IP4AND SEMINOLE FOR COUNTY, way Departmcnt and 'hat portion lying South of Florida Highway No. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circ,,,it Court 930 - NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; FLORIDA I OSCARS: Review Of the " admi AWWCiS PreCfltatiOn with HOl' ing at siuing 14) 14) FAR OUT SPACE NUTS U LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS '91) SPEED '12. G A A N E A I E D ARMSTRONG . . I RUN, JOE. U FLORIDA REPORT Eli tunfo,' ,',,- 1030 1 bet*0 OVd, 0C]pOOiflg o1k'os 1972 - V # "W% eSI Ittt - 61) CBS SPORTS ______ SPEC- A',!STflONG j niahiiai'ious lip , — CRSN "OODUCTONC " *0 1) (I) SOUM.)1M3 BOARD U WOMAN .'9i PRO BOWLER'S TOUR: St. tis ckon PM-rAil 1J(7 wwrs - . Tnemiflt'1en'lckJeOfaccr1Ik1 ED (j) AP4T)OIJES €1) MOVIE: 3:30 4) ANTIQUES SI.PER FRIENDS P11 IT' a. — J'wAtTDIsNEiT CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 300 . 1 6'] BLACK EXPERIENCE El) REAIJDADES €13 MY 2 "12) LAND 4' 6) S.4.,&7,4J,4 (I P MISTER ROGERS' 1000 6 3, HOUR SAT-SUN. ________ 1:30 - 2:30 '' .9 P-4E1G)CORH000 MW *OCI U 2.30 GETTIN' OVER Sanders aridrcxioo,figlJ-eskat- OF GILLIGAN FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES Jttado. 1956. Western olMexcan gunslinger saving a fromouttaws. 200 2. 12 NCMBASKETBALI. SEMIFINALS: ctJoheader. 141 LANCER 6: MEET CAPTAIN KIDO U GE17I1'st OVER €1) MASTERPIECE THEATER: '. t*tsMFacingFcerfLiOdds."(R) — engaged in business at Rt. 3 BOX fl3$. Oviedo 37765, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of J. AND R. CONSTRUCIIOP4. and that we intend to register said name with th Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit; Section 56509 Florida Statutes 1937. 5: Rodney G. Green James M. Green Publish: March 5, 17, 19, 76, 197$ DEX7S IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NO. 7S.2572•CA.U.P FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, v JACKIE LEE STONE and ABBIE I JANE STONE, his wife, Defendants. NOTICEOF i FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Finil Judgment of Foreclosure dated the 22nd day of March. IV76, and entered ln Case No. 7,.2.522 of the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole County, F.oricta, wherein FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, is PIOint;tt. and JACKIE LEE STONE and ABBIE JANE STONE, his wife, are Defendants, I will sell to the highest and best bidder for Cash al the West Front the Seminole County Courthouse, at Sanford, Florida, at 11 :(o'cIock AM., on the 5th day of April, $976, the following described property as ter form In sold Final Judoment. tn.wit: 8:00 J2 EMERGENCY: Uoyd Haynes guests asa fire depeit. ITW4 captain whose Job of saving lives is severely restricted by lack Of proper PWcoquipment. (R) A) (6) PINOCCHIO: '" °(' Cl Colt3cis classic tale. staffing Danny Kaye and Sandy Dun. can. The YWT31C5I IW*53y recounts the Ingonlousven.. tties Of Plnochlo from his creation froeeFy,w4ings him to life but WarTe t*n he must aCqLi-e Dt#.ti, courage and selfishfloSa beicre he may tscune a real boy. Rip guests. CE) ALMOST ANYTHING GOES €1) A FAMILY AT WAR ED MOVIE: John Garfield, Frans FN-. 1940. Men y to $UC**ed _____ Mtti an od *01. 857 2 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 9-00 2.) 12 NBCMOV)E:ilickey a' Bogge. BH CO3by and Robert Cup star as a paw Of conspicuously u,succes,.j private detectives who stumble on toamaior case that ED FUTURE SHOCK: James 9' THE NEW ADVENTURES Sword Of Death 1:30 6 WHAT IS THE WILD RACE FOR THE PRESIDENCY ALL ABOUT? '9 THE INVADERS ED WALL STREET WEEK €1) MOVIE: "The Man From flu, 2) () 'r}' Pfr.NT '41 (6) SCOOBY 000 The Lightning &,$if ED 1 H AMERICAN AN. GLER TACULA,R; Segments on ton 9:30 The Eait! REVIEW ELECTRIC COW PANY (R) THE AND 'HE Mo And you, Kingatoo' An AusWahan boy does his best to raise an and baby kangaroo, but dicxvers it no easy task. (R) €1) WASHINGTON WEEK IN 6:30 900 I FESTIVAL: 6 GROWER'S ALMANA( WEEK i Calif. ED HUMAN RELATIONS AND SCHOOL DISCIPLINE €13 CESARS WORLD ioo 2) (14) SOUL TRAIN " (S CH!..DflEr F)'' U.LA) 6:55 '2' DAILY DEVOTiONAl. 9 DAILY iVORD 12 LIVING WORDS 700 2) ACROSS THE FENCE 2' 12-00 2 THE JETSONS 4 (61) VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS 4ATSrflflKl'Ji'" * 9 LOST SAUCER $2.30 I 2) I DREAM OF JEANNIE 4' !1' rAT 'THE COS8Y KIDS ) G U P P I E S TO GROUPERS .ME BANDSTAND 1 TENNIS: American Au-lines Tou-narnenf. 64 men, includIng Jimmy Connors, Arthur Asho, JohnNeswm(y7, 11-0 N. .staS.o and John 4.JoxarXjercorTx,1einthoS2OO.O0O IYWIUIII9 €1) WALL. STREET 6 Afternoon Saturday saluting the loOthariwersvy 'isX)flO (kiosts Ifl• dud.o Joel Grey, Don Veriwin, Roy Clark, Con'çoeer PIanist Marvin listh, Stove Lawrence and EycSe Gormo. U 11:30 (2) WE'31V.!N0 (14) (1) GHOST BUSTERS U CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT 9 000 BALL COUPLE 12 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING €Z) GETTTht OVER Legal Notice — FICTITIOUSNAMI Notice is hereby giv er that we are HIGHLIG H TS 1Ott. MhlO B(1O( ' Western atoul a ranch vAc puts up a vallialint fight Npicw the Siegel land grabbers, d)CBS MOVIE: Rod Kute 7000 James Caan, Laura von 1965. ()arna fc$ows the lives of tIYOO men on the clangorous stock car race ctcuil. U MARY HARPV4AN, MARY FRTh4ft.N 91 MOVIE: -The Condemnod Of Mona" Sophie Maxwnulian Scholl. i. ama based on a play by Paul Sartre, which tells the Slot)' (X Li SU81X) in poswat Gernsany l) ROBERT MAC NEIL REft PORT 1200 U ULLS. YOGA AND YOU 1 00 2 .12 THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 1-30 4 LATE NEWS 1-45 4 PASTOtS STUDY 9 DAILY WORD 200 .2' DAILY DEVOTIONAl ---- .---- - , - - , BOBBY MURPHY crindiflons," said defending Trevino was at par 71, but t°ughet course thc touring ft e under par (xi that proided hunpiun Jack \ickliu' who Johnny Miller too) .' fat 75 The thret Jolntl) discovered pros play all season in the liar, him with the First-round lead two t hi ngs: Murphy had a probbour Town Golf Links, ice fig Thursday lem with his grip and he had the tired he needed a major over"I'd been hitting everything ball out of position at address. • • haul coming into the $215,000 to the left," Murphy said. "It The tune-up worked. The Sl Pines heritage Classic, had cost me an absolute fortune Murphy machine didn't make a "I called some friends and and two, maybe three golf bogey on the tight litJe layout told 'em, 'I know I can't take tournaments." that feat ur es tiny greens shored un hr railroad ties- narrow t' • •4 a . lairwa)'s winding throuh th e U mass-hung cypress, oak and B',' The Associated Press downhill after that. lie injured pine: massive bunkers up to 120 Right-hander Don Sutton, his back in a swimming pool yards in length and seaside gearing up for o pe ning day, and accident and managed only, a 3marsh, left-hander Ron Br)-ant, hoping ISjaark with the Giants lfl 1974 lie sated par from fi ve feet on the last hole for the clear to win a spot on the roster, are lie was dealt to St. Lo uis last both off to uiqressive starts For season, last his only decision lead over Don Januiry, and then went in to temporary easy-going. 46-year-old veteran the Los Angeles Dodgers. The two made their spring retirement. who was alone in second and training debuts Thursday afterA good showing by Bryan t four- under.par 67. Hubert Green, the winner of noon by combining for a 7-0 woild he lp the Dodgers ease the the last two tow' events, said he shutout of the P hiladelphia probable loss of Andy Mes'was playing so good it scared Phillies. -Sutton, flashing mid- sersmith, who has played out iite," on th e way to a 68 that tied season form, fired six Innings of his option and is currently tryhim for third — just two shots two-hit ball, struck out three ing to sell his services to the highest bidder. out with a large group that batters and walk ed none, "I wanted to go as long as I Dave Lopes and Ivan IDeincluded Gibby Gil be rt, Dave Stockton, John Schroeder, could, said Sutton, who has al- Jesus pr ovided the offense in Butch Baird, Petcr Oosterhuis, ready been named the club's Thursday's game. Lopes ho rnMarty Fleckman and Danny opening-day pitcher for the fifth ered and doubled to drive In straight year. "I pitched five three runsandDeesus also hit Edwa rds. . Gar)' Player, Hale Irwin and innings the other day in an in- a borne run. Tom Weiskopf were in a batch trasquad game and felt like I of about a dozen at 69, but some could go even farther. on, Brya nt ___ IU ___ .1 I I JI I U I U U I - — ______ -. : 'ia"-" .. -, ' V4V2 n,~tr ' :1").Y& ii ' ' rrives Giants Slate Game "I felt the same today," Bryant, trying to hook on with the Dodgers as a free agent, worked the final three innings, Netters gave up two hits and struck out four. "i have to be enco uraged Trinity Prep's boys chalked after what I did today," said up decisions in seven of 11 The Sanford Giants, a newly Bryant. ''1 felt really good out formed semi-pro baseball events, while the Highlander PHI LADELPIIIA ( All) Seminole CoinO( 'AI,;\ Indiana has al improved. Bartow. ''Wi.' ran a lit of people victories. SIX team, will host the Oviedo girls took The VIA bas ketball teani is The Hoosiers, in fact, appear to in and out." Inunity College tripped Central there." Bryant won 24 ganies for San Black Hawks In a season here but the LICIA inystique Is be peaking with a 304 rewrid IMe once-mighty Bruins were Florida Community College. 5BOYS 9 73. but went opening game Sunday at 2 p.m. gone. 200 YARD MEDLEY RELAY. that includes 1ctories over St. even beaten on their home court 2, l'hursday to sweep its Francisco in 1 Trinity Prep (Rosemond, Mc at Seminole Baseball complex A powerhouse team that John's. Alabama and Mar- — something that hadn't seventh straight Division II Donald, Rosamond, Sowlef') 2:027; off of SR419. played the favorite's role for as quette in the regional playoffs. happened for 98 games at Pau- tennis triumph without a loss, NO FREE.Russell (LH) 7.150, 700 The Giants, coached by Ned long as anyone can remember, The Raiders were led by Mayfair Hosts (TP) 7 33 1; 50 IM McDonald 1e I'avillon. Bartow got hate ''The ;ivailabilit' of Scott Lames and Dean Su.ith, is a: FREE Rosemond fTP) 2 331, 50 tJClA is in the unfamiliar posi. mail , obscene phone calls and Stewart Th.mpson. who raced May makes us a stronger club FREE , Rosemond (TP) 26.2; tion of unde.-dog as the mlependent club which plans t(, NCAA there was talk of a niutiny. fie past Vaheer Answeer, 6.4, K DIVING Norris, (TP); 00 BUT play most 01 its home contests pr()ared to hold its champIon- at this point than v year ago," admits It wasn't easy following in the No. 2 singles match, then TLRFLY Rosemond (TP) 1. 00 .7; Knight, referring to the a man of Wooden's 1 00 FREE' Russell (LH) 1:01.2, ship semifinal doubleheader said combined with ter Rober ts to Mayfair Count ry Club will be at Sanford Memorial Stathuni st ature, fact that the All-American forSowler ( ip) 6:20.7; 100 Satur day FREE at the Spectrum. clip Joe Gonzales and Glen buzzing with activity Saturday The stadium schedule is slated BACK: Rosemond tiP) 6:20.7; 100 ward was virtually useless imi "I wouldn't recommend It for Mills, 6-1, 6-1, in doubles. I nd iana, which routed UCLA and Sunday as 144 Florida and to begin April 18, also against BACK - Rosemond (TP) 1:10.7, 100 ast year 's playoffs with an in- young coaches, a steady diet of BREAST: (McDonald) 1.17 4; i00 84&4 In the first game of the l - ,'c,,'',4,4lIt, '_,.. ',%.., I•,, the u"to. I out-ui-suite liusincssnerm ui'ed left arm. FREE RELAY' Lake Highland season last November, is a sixfollowing John Wooden," says singles battle with a hard- descend on the course to Jackson. (Russell, Anderson, Seminole Girls to-eight-point choice to beat the lle Bruins, ',sinners of 10 mm- ltartnw. "But 5ieriouslv, I'm earned 6-2, 3.6, 6.0 decision over com pe te in the six th annual ,,oielli) 1 197 to be n the final four. I Steve Cox. Bniin.s again after Rutgers tional chamnpiomlships under OIRL3 Smith's Union 76 Invitational 200 MEDLEY RELAY: Trinity plays Michigan in the opener. John Wooden, started this sea- think things have gone as WO: Other Raider winners were golf tourmnient. 1, I Prep (Stewart, Pierce, Saxton, "Opening games are often not son under new coach Gene Baras expected when you follow a Howard Flagg and Buddy Clay Keaton will defend his 1, 200 FREESTYLE: Curtis) 2.00 hot selction, Gonzales, and the Cox-Flagg championship flight title at the S-'nmnr'e 11i',h's gina softball Rivard tIM) 7730; 700 IM: Sexton a reliable yardstick for corn. (OW in atypical fashion. After 237 6. 50 FREE CLrtis (TP) 27.2. prison," said Indiana Coach that embarrassing loss to InBefore the Hoosiers and doubles unit nicked Answer tournament, %%'hictl will employ teain ran its record to 71 with a DIVING Daley (LII). 100 BUT Bobby Knight, uncertain that diana on national television, Bruins go after each other in and Alt Kahn, 76, 6-4. a shotgun start at 1 p.m. both 22-2 victory over Hagler Palm TERFLY: Arthur (LW 1:120; 100 his Big Ten and front of some 15,000 tans at the brutes should be they continued to fumble Seminole Community College days. The compe!itlon will coast Wednesday, but Taylor FREE Curtis I 00; 500 FREE: rated that much be tter than the feel their Way while adjusting to Spectrwm'i and millions more on will try to improve its 13-3 feature prizes and trophies for High of Piersor, ended the Leedi (LH) 6 16.7. tOO BACK: 1 attlllo 1:15.1; '00 BREAST Pierce defending national champions. the traditional program. national tcicvi.sion, Rutgers and season record Monday when the winners and will be climaxed victory celebration with a 16-12 gan earn. tua great ayers were ers ost stea cook-out Sunday verdict 11ursday, despite three Lake Highland (Sharp, Hutchings. over the season." Rivard. Arthur) "76 1 lng about a new coach," says similar fast-breaking st)'les. p.m. evening, straight hits by Anne Grieme. in us tysti ciue of the gaine's other great sMrs SCC Triumph, 5-2 76 Tournament ''"' Win Lose . i_.: ~-_,I -,;- - ; — — P �I - 2B-Evefflng Hera, Snfo, Fl. Friday, March 2, D76 ___________________________________________ 41-Houses tAI_IL - - - rI. It i vvuitceriuninatea I - LLHIItL) H[) RATES Wekiva Landing Resort on the river MIAMI iAP - The 352 41ca line I lhruStimes Beautiful oak shaded lots. Fish -man and Marvin Newman of In- crowd awed by his ability to pionIonardhadinhIsaraenal. HOURS National Golden Gloves tourna. dianapolis. Jic a line swim, boat rentals and fre 6 thru 25 timeS ithstand the best leather shots Newman finished the fight with 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. inent field here has been moorage AdultS 322 4470 line 26 times Hut Newman left boxing AmateurAttjleticUnjonaJd flO visible affects to the pounMONDAY thru FRIDAY 117.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) hiUled to 88 quarterfinalists, coaches and the Orange Bowl fending Golden Gloves cham- (hog he took to get in blows that SATURDAY 9-Noon 3 Lines Minimum 37-BusinesS Property ith Pan-American Games left leonard bleeding from the tronze medal winner Charles lip. Walker the biggest name on the AA ci DEADLINIES W. Garnett White Davic Armstrong of Las sidelines. Reg. Real Estate Broker Vegas, a Pan-Am gold medal ri oon The DQ Before PubllcQtlon e a r R U fl S I fl Walker, of Las Vegas, lost a JOHN XRIDER,ASSOC. winner in the 125 pound feath. 107W. CommerCial split decision Thursday night to Nloon F'idQ SundQy erweight category, advanced Phoin- 322 7411, Sanford Villie Taylor t1 RnorviIln r I • i wun aunanlmou3declsionover Tcnn. r- i c r i a a Real Estate t Alvin Fowler of St. Iuis and I Ia Walker caused a five-minute ______________________________ 'y TKO of ('orky Curry of Mm ucla)- in the second round when O'vr'nfr I .,.;.s. 'it .i tO_1 W'td a,. Wit -. - 1n!p - ne Knocked Taylor out of the GAINESVILLE (AP) - against other prep athletes In third round. -_ ring. But Las Vegas' Taylor re- Florida high-school star finns.- R'EtV JS'!D4o THIS TEACHER SPARKLING CLEaN I bedroom, 2 lottay's events. heavy punching Paul Rarnos FACED WITH A DRINKING Please pass this ad cit to some bath, CS, well landscaped. tainedhisconsjstent,aggrejye ton Mclear, co-holder of the PROBLEM In a preliminary to the re- of Cleveland led the 178-pound teacher or principal who is Beautiful neighborhood area in two-handed punching to earn world record for the 100-yard Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous anxious to earn extra Inco.ne this light heavyweight action. country. Kitchen eqiip'*d. Ya'Il lays,CraigBrighamof the Uni. CanHeip the decision in the 156-pound dash, is one of 3.500 prep' colsummer,Wehavejvacationsales love II! Only 129.500 s'ersity of Oregon won the tv:o.. Ramos scored a TKO over las CalIl2) 43$? position in this area that can pay light middleweight division. lege and open-division athletes Write P.O. Box 1233 Vegas' Larry Weaherspoon the right leacher up to 11,000 Plc Walker had won a unanimous who begin competition today tn day decathlon Thursday when Harold Hall Realty Santord,Flnida32lli he ,ptccnil 7,898 points by with 1:24 gone in the third round month or mono depending on first round decision over Alet the annual F?clr,cI,.. ability, effort and length of Realtor '::t'ig ..; javelin, pole and later claimed a unanimous is ACOHOL A PROBLFM Puriata of Puerto Rico earlier vacation. Qualifications: At least Besides nis specialty, 'auIt uoi thscis events, I,iYOUI4 FAMILY' 323.5774 Anytime deeision over Ron East of The three years of teaching, good work Thursday and Taylor had McTear is slated to compete in AL ANON s'ictorv gives him a berth in the S)TZICUSC, N.Y. and exce!en' habits charoct,. ..uWip'it Listing Service ':rned a split decision over the long Jump and in the 880For families c'i rC1'idS 01 proiIr 1t tejtcp;r selected iII find ?hs The eight olympic triak l)tYCr \i; at Eugene, Ort urnnr :r Ilearns Jr. of Lus Ange- )ard relay. rk a welcOme change from Fur further information ll 11)45!? June 19-2i vived Thursday's competition BALL REALTY 11:3. teaching, yet highly profitable or write McTear, running in a highBehind Brigham with 774g in five divisions join Wednesday Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 professionally. Call Mr. Thorne, 1 he 112-pound flyweight cate- school meet last year, matched PAYMONOM BALL 3234)06 after 4 p.m. points was Ron Evans of Wa!- winners in six other category's ____________________________ Dot 553. Sanford, Fl., 37771 Req Real EstIe Broker gory was aLso thrown in turmoil Tennessee's Ivory Crockett tt, Conn,, who also won a in tonight's quarterfinals. 372 5443 After Hrs. 3727757 Accountant to assIst comptroller In as Las Vegas' Lee Randolph, with a record 9.Otime in the 100. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll 317W tst5t accounting, management, data place in the Olympic tryout. Favorites in the other classes Free, 644 2027 for "We Care" bolder of the North American He's now considered the man to --Only reporting. collection & In third place was Steve include heavyweight Michael "Holnnj',"Adultsor Teens. BROWSE AND SAVE ...lt's easy title, last a unanimous decision beat in that event but his coach qualified reply to Box 397, C 0 The and fun .. The Want Ad Way. Evening Herald, P.O. Box 36.57, to Pennsylvania's Myron says that won't be easily done. Gough of the Northwest Club, Dokes of Cleveland, In& Found S_-Lost dianapolis Seattle, with 7,552 points, rol. lightweight Aaron Ftc, 32773. Sanford, 'faylot-. Taylor Inter gained a .ONGW000 VEPYLOWDOWN "He's hard as hell to catctl," lowed by Jeff Bennett, an mdc. Pi'yor, middleweight'fom Sulli--REAL ESTATE ASOClATES ulutluimous veraict oser Danny v'c %Vil} WiUc-ughljy, tZc iieniient from tdmond, (.*la., van of i.,as Vegas, clterwelght Lost - While Cuckapoo, answers to FApenitrCed& Newly Licensed 5 PARKLING SPANISH Zamora of New Mexico. coach at Baker high in (he 7441 •p1 name "Killer." Reward. ,ioin"Santord'sSalesLeader" C1Intc' 1akon of Knoxville, tw I bedroom, 7 hth. spit' plan 1oi survivors 'Thursday in- Flnriit-s Pnnhan'ik. "Mast P Please call 3730341. STEf 1 $* REALTY Tenn., bantamweigh. beraard Brigham, ranked ninth in ________________________- 2565 Park Dr. REALTOR 322 7120 with b'Q paneled family room, uiuded 139-pound light wel. couldn't catch him on a n'ocarpets, oihwashet, air and world for the 10-event dec.ath- Taylor of Knoxville and light- Lost-4 or 10 keys In leather key ____________---terselght "Sugar" Ray Leon- torcycle," casewith 12" stainless boded like double garage. Fine wooded area. Ion, threw the diacus 163 feet 4 flyweight Louis Curtis of Wash24-Business Opportunities ard, cons*dered b) many to be chain $5 Reward. Ph 377 0577 Very low interest rate- Only Steve Williams, who recently ington, I).C. ____________________________ ___________________________ inches. lie pole-vaulted 15 feet t' nation's top Olympic boxing boa.sted that 131600. he could do It, 61i inches to tie for first in (I'm c'5t,Thli'.tiidtj. I"'. If t0' tC h,t.oq Ott (uO'v lfl(lifl() .5 (uiiranteed for Saturday's J that AVEP4NAPARK LOWDO'wP'S hope. The Palmer Park, Md.. won't get a dumce to prove it place to live. car to drive, a jop, or owrr retiring event with Bill Hancock, Unichampions are one of the four boxer, fighting fur Washington, during the relays. He'll be runsonic service you haste need of, 6$ 53$? betoe6 S anford Charm & Value rr,id all our want ads ever-v day I) C'., won unanimous decisions ning in Saturday's open division versity of Chicago Track Club, SpIJtS in each division of the and hurled the javelin 212 feet Olympic trials to be conducted 25-Loans Tint' Ticnt 'rcrd t.ow FHi appraisaL im .... nf I iiIticllln fI,,,l I.q,,'l"..,s_ ivu Cliii nut oniy i.J1Is Inter this spring. maculate 3 bedroom, eat in kit 6-Child Care e ..- $,444 - •.I ' ' '' - '' - .._. --I-- _._ u, BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 21)7 Holly Avenue Phone 373 1310 or 3220140 - - 9-Gocd Things to - ' ' Exhibition ' Baseball -Thursday's 'ras 'C, - ______________________________________ - _________________________________________ I _____ H ____________ I _i'- ,-; •__.c_ -L - -; - --.- -_y --- - - t; I r r:; ---t--- JKI41 __ 4., - k ' , 't- - ;; I;, - .f a * - , •?••'-'1 - _ r-- --.- - - ___ H)a.,t •-1 Baltimore S .'toston 7, M,r.nesota 2 ans.as City 7, Chlc.ago (A) 0 'ttsburgh 4. Detroit 2 Atanta 7, New York (A) 1 ''ntreaI S. Houston I os Angeles 7, Philadelphia 0 S Louis 1. New York 0 Oakiana 1, California 1 Cleveland 1. Milwaukee 7 San Diego 5, Chicago IN) 5 Atlanta 1, Cincinnati 6 TodaysOames Chicago (A) vs Pittsburgh at Boston VS. Philadelphia C'earwat,r, Fia. Houston vs. Memphis (IL) Cocoa. Fla. vs. Los Angeles at Boston Winter Haven, Fla. Ha. York (A) vs. Kansas City at Fort Myers, F-Ia Mmnnei,ota vs. Houston at Or. l*ndo, Fil. Cincinnati vs. Philadelphia at Cteerwi?er. Fla, flltimr vs Alanta at West Palm Beach. Fla Kansas . Atlanta vs. Texas at City Pacific -' x-Golden Seattle Los 4.57 14t3 at - St AngeI 15'', 19 305 Room for cmp'oycJ man in congenial tome Near Lake Mary Vn,,'II •i. aii -.• 1. SCC 120 wk. --177 (1S WII!1'rI needs lust whet you have to offer Want man or woman to room and CALL 373 7611 boar-i and Share expenses. Phone - •..._ Hops. EIGHTH-S-U, A: 1. Fruit Float; 2 Lotte Quot. 3. Pinto Derek; Lake Ice, 6. Hafta hurry; 7. Dear Mart.; I Cindy's Choice. NINTH--3.I, 8: 3. Blue Secret;?. K's Pharaof; 3 Tex's Sue I Montague V.ot'thy; 3. Stay Cool; 6. Claim To Fame; 7. Sapporo Pearl; S. Poily Dee. TENTH -3-14. A: 1. Billy Gil; 2. PintoSonny; 3. Noble Duke; I High. . way Robber; 3. My Delia; I Texas Fay; 7. Ceemax; 1. Venus Go. - $2.50 Ru 372 673) or 377 SIXTH -3-i, A: 1. Lapping Louie; 2. She's Smokln; 3 Go Tom Eckert; 1 COunty Lively; S. Andy Shannon; 6. Broker's Bonus; 7 Lake Darling; I. Tetta fella SEVENTH - 3-14, C: 1. Boxco; 2. Lady Cola, 3. Cork" Cal; 4. Pinto Low Boy; S. Deaney; 6. R & l'% Courtney; 7. Lustre Eckert; I. Lake 29-Rooms ______________ Murcotts I Vatencia O;angcs tague Queen. 3 22 30 .306 10 DIvision 52 21 .712 37 36 .507 15 37 37 .500 15 Phoenix 36 38 500 Portland 33 40 432 x clinched division title Thursday's Results Portland 108, Washington Buffalo 109, Cleveland 94 Phoenix 307, Atlanta 9$ Houston 173, Goiden State Porn B' l 29 41 .391 Chkago pano Beach. Fla. PIttsburgh vs. St. Louis at st. Petersburg, Fla San Fanosco vi. 'San Diego at Vuma, An:. at 33 10 FIFTH - S'14, C: 1. Dawn Smoke; 2. Top Fox; 3. Mi Fancy; MA's Susie; 5. Be Selective; 6 Lake Dense, 7. Harries Maid; I. Man- - DivisIon 11 29 .60) 12 29 .392 1 37 37 300 7' 33 10 4.32 II 24 44 .9 15", Western Conference Midwest Division Milwaukee 31 II .131 Detroit 79 13 .403 New York (N) vs. Detroit at LakeIanct, New II 22 .666 Ii 32 .562 11 32 -362 Eat •--_ 321 0379. ______________________ ___________________________ -- 11-Instructions __________________________ 31-Apartments Furnished .------ Piano & Organ Lessons Gary Steele, teacnec with Orlando 5Ch0 Of Music, isofferrg private 2 Bedroom upstairs .. Also S room downstairs apt., $125 mo. 3220211 lessons in Sanford 3220949 Tomorrow may be the day you WII that roll-away bed you've mwhere to roil away . It you . . PlaceaCIassfiedAdtoday. - - -------- 18-Help Wanted ---- . . 2 BDROOM FURNISHED GARAGE:,PARTMENT 2300Mellonvilte Clean studio apt., suitable for a working or retired !ady Private 323 517. TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs depable person M F who can work without supervision In trniler apts Adult & lam.ly park Weekly 3515 Hwy I? 97, Sanford 373 1930 . - . - THURSDAY 1 ic' i'a'rt I'IIU I,J4IIILJ --_____ - - - .__.. ,- - I :. - _____ -11. - -- -- - - -- -.-, ( ) t'/,fl,, ç1 - Y Sanford- 324 N. SIMIand Drive, Suniand Estates. RefurbIshed 3 bdroom, 7 bath. 'y owner$21,500. Many extras. 1.273 1034 F';S _______ '.' f._ _ IT Ti- C14P,'Flt.,(. No (_t 'LL Tt-t[ GHEAJ QuT[y,oRs MEADORS MARINE Hwy 1192 Sanford FIn 32 1 / 1 j2J Stephen Hopkins, the eldest -_-----_.----i_ L('/..AL 'L 7 Bi'tiroom. 1 baIts Spa&sh slut lnih with brick front, insi utility room, enclosed back pori carport. Low equity mo mortgage Call 327 9356 anytin 'dronm, 2 bath SANFORD- 3 home, shady yard, air con. ditioned, 114.250. MAKE OFFER wETAK[TpAr)F. LAkE MARY- COzy 2 Bedroom home on wcoded corner tot, walk tn s,,irnm'ncj 133,900. 3030 Park, 3 BR, $l9.0O. 140 Country Club, 2 BR. $19,500 (PAPIK COPISIRUC1IOPI P. kEAL TY.R(ALTOP I' '0 tt.',i Forrest Greene, Inc. STUDIO 1, 2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 CEDROOM TOWNHOU,E5 I Bedroom, 2 bath, central heat a air, eat in kitchen plus separ dining room and wail to w carpet, patao, shallow well. One the newest homes in Sunland. qualifying with little down a assume mortgage. No cloti cost. Another app warranl home for only 127,500 FROM 925 SANFORD 322-2090 Prtc''oraIIy Manaqed &. . ( landscaped Range, refrigerat carpeting Close to shopping i schools A cream pull for oi 126.000. Call antorci S SaleS LeaJen aVillage Ct].J A l$rge I bedroom home in nice a that you car, afford. Carpet, C Apts-Furn. or Unfurn Many fIne features, Financinc Suit your budget Only 171,95,0 Drapes •Carpetinq Dining Rosms 24 Hrs. CailBart POOL a BILLIARD ROOM - 377 7111 3238670 or 831-9777 DREAMWOLD. Room to grow ii-- liP, plus separate guest moe home 1)0.000. i1ranhIr ()roI,'r ii: FROM 134 _____ _______ signer of the I)eclara tion of lfldcp4.fldcnCe next to H'.nJamIn Franklin, is remernt,ert'd for his tremulous signature, Aged s9 and afflicted with palsy, ac.• cording to tradi lion he declared, "My hand trembles but my he,rt does not'" 34- I' Club area, Sanford. 3776096 We Buy PINEY WOODS OARN Furniture & Mst-ii,ine0uS Sell for iOpct comrn,sIion, Free Pickups Aution. SaturdayS 7 p rn S,sts$oru '27 ??'C -- _____________________________ POOON MARINE 7'/?t H,', I? i',-7 Estate Uru'.r. 32) 321 70 372 VAt 72-Auction _________________ -- un -- & Antique Auction 17 Ft. fiat bottom fishing boat for Wooded lot, 100'xlSO' Off Hwy Sanford. 17,400. 562 550.4 April 5 sale, $45 Phone 372 46)0. By Owner- Five and six tenths acre's, Sheryl Drive, Osteen $1,000 ner acre For ,nformatlon call 322 100? 6's. Acres near golf course, Verne Drive off Marinham Woods Rd TreeS, hg.I nd dry Horses o k. r icr" O,',n' m. !t? t.695 5,' 9"1 , - 50-Miscellaneous for Sale t-REE GIFT WRAPPING All Baby Gifts, knits, Christcnr.g Gowns PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR Ph 372 3301 17FIIIERGLASS CANOE Sanford Auction 323•7340 Phone3fl 9464 Hçti,'..,, -(.6 F' - i-' 54,,nsmond Sounder Chord Organ, 2 vrs old, Itt' new P,St,st sell. 534 6547 after 6 P M Pianos & Organ Sales & Service We buy used pianos 4. trade Lessons P1ano, organ, guitar, accordian, pd. & group. Ball's Piano & Organ Sales. 301 W. tst 372 7233. ship statutes etc. Double keyboard. $350 37) 4670 JI•1LT1 I 1972 DATSUN 510 OVER 100 USED CARS Sell us your car or truck even if you owe money on it. See Bill Ray or Jack Mink, DICK BAIRD DAT IN STOCK SUN, Fern Park 431.1)15 S H - % 5I BUSINESS DIRECTORY . EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHOP'4E CALL AWAY i Aluminum Siding income Tax Serv, I can (over your home With alum 6. soffit SyStem AlSo Roofing. Gutters 20 yri E'p Eagle SOng Co 831 9543 ai, 7 r ,-0.iI ii..' .s? F ii- Pj it' Pricnc 372 7ó ______________________________ Beaut'j Care PERSONAL TAX SERVICE AND BOOKKEEPING. Individual & Business Tax Returns 2 East Road, Hwy 1792 (5CC entrance. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harniett's Beauty Nook) 519 E First. 322 5717 Five Points) 372 7399 I ....J ___________________________ C&A - China Glass, Metal Doll Repairing Call Nellie at 322 1972 nas it .Thh,, S ................................... NO LIMITATIONS ON ASSESTS. Eligibility * credit rating and ability to repay. a.a&ii&&iiAI modol; foats.r, S Snyder Nursery & Land icaping We are Overstocked in landscaping pants and we do coripIete landscaping service u.s or 64.1 7216 . ,.._., -. IALI l,/',tIIa rifiii . r.. ____ is based solely on income, ________ F 'lemon Plaster Patching 122 II)) -. _____________________________ Simulated P4t'.1 help on thai Sa'uru,y iOfl' tuck & sfone tpen.ialtv 377 VP) P,snelinq Psung (Orsm'r'e%,'(k.eIc Bvtheiour.cr 'ptnlry, Rcmdeiing, Additions, 177 91)5 ti.'.'...:k Licensed, Bonded 1r'' estimate 37) 4031 ,- ' '. . - -. :srpentry. Concrete, Steel, WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' Buy og a new home' Mov'ng to Sri ap,artrr'ent' Tv wide, 3 B, furnisned Air , adultl. ecunitv. $370 monthly. 323 5)39 - - - *1 ' . - '. . - L'l S AI?t'rt'On Shop 0,0'-' p'--- Easter Taio':nq, aresscs ci'. ,3I'5I3 melding agi 377 7489 .'. '. 'd I Alterator.', Dressmakng. ladies men's, children's Drapes, Quilts Upholslering Donna Canada . r,T;:r ,t,-.- !L;t - ,' - ' Mate your Budget go further, she;' th' Classified Ads every day _____________________________ (*j 4.,' . •..". 'cc' 322 0707 ', "s r . : If you're in the business of buiId04 the busines use your Classified Ads often ".i "4' I Hal & Cara Upholstery Specialists in antI R.'stylinq Furniture & Sewinu (uStoir Machines Repaired. We Buy. Sell & Trace 6.07 S,snlord Avi- Prone 7779771 __________________________ ,':• 5. ,',ELLS DRiLLED PUMPS SPMIPIKLFR )i TE'.'S All t,pcs and SiltS We repair j,r,d 5cr.. STINE MACHINE P. SUPPLY CO 17 ,' - :',' C'".is "i Sp*'(iSt H. Prrsjr' Sf 5, .v.'S" H"',C Iti,c kS Mo'tf' Pitt'S .122 (5179 •'c'r.r - I 2rdSt Window Service Pressure Cleaning Call SEARS irs ..-'.:-- '4Ts&., . -.. -.2,". Well Drilling -- S,tnford3773773 '.T OP AND THINK A MINUTE, If CIaSS,fecj Ads didn't work there woulan'I be any. ''Tt?F-..- g'jareriteed Licensed, Bonded IS yrs cipenlence. Call Bricker, 373 2770 - - PItO'ognephy by Munson Cockayne. Fine wedding photos reasonably priced Phone 373 6341. sic,. carpet otsJvinyl,wall Free Estimate .ZI5 ., - Patch. repairs and small roofog Obs asb Service. All work W aqL','( .,,pç ( ','( , •, ' - 1 pt' (OMFUP I ABLE f your old JALOUSIE ',lP'lDU.'. n.t,' or with more efl,(,ccit double hung windOwS 5)1 9974 __________ cond r ,r11'7- an ad tha' will bring a fast sate - tt.-,'t,j ,,,,,, CALL 'ifl 2611 ____________________________ ____________________________ 'Have sorre camping equipment you no longer use' Sell it all with a Classified Ad in The Herald Call 322 2611 or 13) 9993 and a lriendty ,5.y5Q( willhlp you. It _ Photography Remodelir,g, Free Roofing Estimates No Ob too large or 1mall Call Red or John. 323 5001 t-hsri+ - ,', ,.'i_ - E ipect roof repar's. ila? roc''. shingles All work guaranti' 'I P 00 1 I N G BR 0 C, 0 E N Jonn Treat ('iterminalng Co -Complete Pest sontrol and Termitinig Free InSpection All Pest Control, 30 oct. Discount 373 2956 Plastering & - -----. AR? BPON P(5Y )5 p 0' 3 22 6457 li-t or -- Upholstering sIrui,on - it'", Pest Control ,, . VVaII to Wall CarpE -, • Cnirnl J 'low offers you 'hr same qualty workmanship ri your remodeling sod additions regurements as is .i.alat:lr 0 iS gtOerCl on Man, Wife, 3 Children ..................................Less than 512,100 Man, Wife, 4 Children .................................. Less than 513,040 A WIDOW OR DIVORCEE MAY (1UALIFY AS HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD bedroom • wa*.nq Johnny Walker and three ,. Landscaping a Lawn Care ____________________________ Our One, two - . - Home Improvements ITiuhl, " .113 676) -----' Residential 4, Busn'ss I ri-c e'stim,stet Blitz CIr.sn 32) 5S1 I c'.' )øWlfl9 BACK.HOE SERVICE. Also any lypefencework Call after 1p.m. 372 4474 I At Woodmere we can show you exactly what you're __ getting. . . We've got it all together. Everything ready for you to Inloy The 3flly thing puzzling about Woodmer. is how w can cifer these fabulous one and two story homes for s'j little. * stored and moved. 372.9342 Floor Cleaning toge Service land Clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock Alt kinds of digging HOu$etrailers c,cTTlloscLuXuRy ITEMS FOil A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI & Back Hoe ' kISI nm• arirnis ,;th classified ao We'll help you wr lt' Clearing (STE IISON LAND (LEAPING Buildo/ing. Excavating, Ditch work Fill dirt, toø soal 322 5' _________________________ stnippinq ( IncOme Tax Returns ', loot Roofing Williarns Accounting Doll Repair • - --_ - OUR GARDEN p1999 2 door, yellow, real nIce TOP AND THINK A MINUTE It Classified Ad didn't work there wouldn't be any 4 53 1 1 1 Sun roof, blue '64 VW, new engine, AT., chopped, 1600.1961 VW camper, l7solt, 1600 engine, new rings and valves. $795 or best offer. 37.3 3620. A!llfredaAv, . 1973 AUDI FOX 4)11 Localel Wesfol Ilsvy lL BROKERS Days-3fl 6123 Plight%-372 7352 _____ ________ BEAUTIFUL 1972 EL DORADO CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE. Beige with white top. PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE? ccItenl condition, new times. 32) ALL ADULTS - EASY LIVING QUIET AND SE RE NE ST. JOHNS REALTY co. Ab ON SALE THIS WEEI( ONLY! 3731313 '65 Cf'sevrole' Corvair, automatic, Hwy 46, West. Sanford 32) 5620 land) Bedrooms 10' t' Baths )i3 Gil) BABY VETTE- SKY BLUE 1973 Opel GT Sports Car, AM FM. air, luqqdoe rak solutely be'utifuI ,tct. 17921177, Longwood 313 ISlOor 531 1605 --______ Dell's Auction Service HAMMOND ORGAN [3')utifuf '.shite. ONSALETHISWEEKONLY' Chico & The Man Sasfoa-d Modern Facilities AIIO, E. Kitchens - $993 Phone FRIDAY NIGHT 730 Hollywood queen size bed, sec-rai couches and chairs, r'ice bicycle, all kinds of miscellaneous items including a lot more new gift shop items In copper. brass. pewter, - 1974 MG MIDGET 396$ Cutlass, power steering and brakes, automatic, factory air. AUCTION SALE 9-MusicaI Merchandise Living room cnalr, $S; coffee table, $75, pole lamp, $3; men's SuitS, $3 Phone 372 5007 '.' ir ,'. SPECIAL MG M'dget. 1972, mint condition, AM FM. wire wheels, lust tuned. A:;rE.tFr, a? 12Noon 10' iclin Boat and '77 Bass Boat, 35 lip .ioo'snson motor, swivel seats and trailer, 1550 373 4670 ______________________________________________________________ 1973 Buick Apollo, meg wheels, good c.,ndition. $100 and take over pa,'mtntsPhone3239111. 372 5961 It' Larson boat with SO lip Evinrudc ,nO r and trailer, $40) Phone 373 0)43 CHECK OUR PRICEI 1914 Gremlin, Air, eutomati. 7 cyl.. low mileage Ettra clean $7,695 Call 322 16.51 (Dealer). FT No charge All admitted tree Come browse every Sunday 9 to S at the Movieland Drive in Theatre. South Il 97 Phone 372 1716 - 244 buq huyei, 1970 Ford LTD. loaded, low mileage, excellent condition. Sacrifice, 10-Swap & Trade SWAP SHOP FL Ft. MAW An yor( can be .i ,cIIir or a II HATCHBACK 1973 VW BE FT L E, speed, clean as a pin. It ycuri' ii this is th one. , - - For used IurfliturC appliances, toolS, etc Buy I or 3001 items Larry's Mart 21) Saotord Av 55-Boats & Accessories 1974 MUSTANG $ SPeed yilo'.'' low miles. 51.850 321-0031. CASH 322.4132 Household ______ - 1850 Air cond., orange, nice, 4 cylinder -- - - 1973 MAZDA COUPE 808 . 80-Autos for Sale - Wanted to buy uSed office furniture NULL'S An, Quantity. Cassetberry, Hwy. 37.92 830 1206. YARD SALE: Saturday only, weather permiti,ig 9 to 5. 706 E. St . corner Locust. REALTY INC. 323 7132 Eves. 372 0612 or 373.3517 7610 Hiawatha 3733466 _________ - -. Trailers 79-Try 68-Wanted to Buy ¶.aturday, ?.Iarch 27.9 1971 VOLKSWAGEN VAN BLAIR AGENCY -. n;cet in ,'ith curtains, super clean, mint condition For a '11 priced really low. ________________________________________________________ Motorcycle Insurance - only 14.000 one owner mites SPECIAL See at 101 W. 70th St. - wheels, - -______________----- 75 F€tej Custom, rajo. tape deck. 2),000 miles $7,195. excellent condition, 372 3912. DAVCS' 3239370 - a m 4 p m New or sightly used. 300 Lake Blvd., Mayfair Country _______ 79-_AMtrsrryrIPS -.----------------- -- FM, wire 1973TOYOTAH1-LUXTRUCK Wilb aijniirium toppi, auto. t/'ali's, ar, AIT'I-FM, Central Fiarida. ON SALE THIS WEEK ON LYI - ..., 54-Garage Sales AM Cash for wrecked or urik cars We tow away 7 lays week Call coIIert, (irO'rioS 7131 _ We Buy Furniture oior T,v liusi, 115. Service all makes HERBS' r,-rri 3)) 1/:31 1'.' 17€') S 1975 FiAT SPIDER CONVERTIBLE _________ MONTH __ nedroom m3bile home on priVatA lot. Adults. Plo pets. Phone 32's. 1271. 68-Wanted to Buy _______ I SPORTS CAR - SEMINOLE COUNTY'S CLEANEST 3975 Yamaha, 175 Endure Reasonable - YR./240OO MI. WARRANTY AVAILABLE ON MOST MODELS 77-Junk Cars Removed ____ Be'-.ord : LIVE HENS- 65c ach, over SO, SOc each. Cackleberry Farms, half way between New Smyrna and DeLand off Hwy 44 on Samsula Drive. Ph 901 474 5459 53-1'V.Ratho-StereO _____-- Clothing, 2 '63 Jeep wagoneer parts: windshield, 140; doers, $30 each; bumper chrome, $10. Call oIler 6 pm. 3221307. 67-LIVCStOCk.POUIIrY items, misc. pct. oown S to 7$ ACRE TRACTS, Osteen a 11.000 per are cash. 5OACRESon Lake Bethel, $3,000 acre exchange. REEL'S dODY SHOP. - _orn Older 2 bedroom on shaded private lot, close In, $13 month Phone 322 6261. I ía rices KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, uSed machines. MOONEYAPPLIAPICES373O697 Geneva. 3 ACRE lake front estate. S9,9 Reconditioned Batteries, $12 95 German Shepherd Call 3fl 3.553 5 p rn -_- - OPTIONAL - ___________ Chihuahua puppies. AKC, 5 4. 4 wks. old. Come early for choice. Male & females. Chocolate t tti- colors. Pretty, eating now, $55. 295.9314. J.0 PennCy'S Wa'.h' & Dryer, .s - ocado, 6 mos old flew, $453. will sell for $300 37) 7664 before 17:30 or after 7 p m Garage Sale TOYOTA TRA DE-I115 ________________________ cunn,',hed or Jnfurnished JOHN SAULS AGENCY ( RciJ P. rnt RECONDITIONEDHOME:.3 bedrooms, 1 bath, CS home, new c..apet. P41cc. Montnly mortgage payment, 1170. 1750 down WIlT REALTY TI Terms considered Mr. Anderson, 365 5740 'lii?, corner of Fir-ill Church St., 674 0711 Merchandise avt: bi'ed for quality & temperment. Garage Sale: Sunday & Monday, Si-minnir & Jolusic Count Acreage Tracts, SmsIl 6. Ia ESTABLISHED HOME: Owner-v I nance this) BR. I bath with roi for a pool or ganien 819.000 OPEN HOUSE Lcveiy 3 firm.. 1 bath home priced In law 20's. with many eatras. Reded to sell Saturday & Sunday, March 77 & 2$ 330 North Cone:, Winter Springs 377 0147 _____________________________ DUPLEX- 7 bedroom concrete blocli, exceften? condition; no city taxes By owner 1726470 Ave. See Saturday,Va.m.to 3p.m. Supplies Dobe'mn Plrs5P-P'1 10 am. to 6 p m., 503 Lemon St. Phone 373.1476 Realtor, 373.3771 Used motors sold and installed Also I? acres cars (or parts. Open 7 days week. JIB Auto Paris, tasi Hwy SO. Call collect, Orlando 564 7133. ',r'' Day bed with mattress; couch and ctor; cr,d tables; 3 Or,ctte :cts; 2 chests of drawers; 2 matching living room chairs; 7 other living room ctsari; record player; other misc. household items 2526 Laurel 5? '--A pp 1976 impala travel trailer, 71'. Privately owned, fully self con. tamed, private bedroom, tub I shower, factory air, carpet. All deluxe. Must iell raking big loss. See anytime at $ Days Inn, 1.4 1. "u" YARD SALE, Saturday and Sunday, 1OACRES. high and dry Reduce 123,500 with 15.000 down. Will 5 HAROLD HALL REAL LAKEFRONT LOT, DeBary: 97 on lake, 305 ft. on paved stre Preferred residential area. 0 11.500 - Highway 17-92, Sanford Acrot Fr3m Ranch Hous. rIn I "i It kIl *p*'t.. stOve I refrigerator, blue carpet, central heat & air. Paylon's 322-1301 37? 7' Reallur PlO DEPOSIT REQUIRED Alter Hours! 3273991 3730440 WEAn. FSlt, TE : SOn Lake, Free Boating JIM HUNT REALTY MLS 51-Household Goods DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. 43-Lots-Acreage 2563 PAP Would You Believe Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. excellent Sanford location Upper 30's price range with lots of extras that tPp entire family can enoy. Di,'. 3) 1114 room, carport, shirting. payments SIOS.32 Phone 177 0751 or nights 674 55)5' 322-2420 APIYTIPd REALTORS in £i,'atoq mQ7fi CAR IBE- double wide,) Bedroom, 7 bath, central air, raised screen HAL COLBERT AT Pent (tIr' I •J'.'t t- F lrctr c Carpe' '3h,i ,nI,u." b' CAiiy SI SO per day (APPOL_1.5FURNITURE - TERRY REALTY. REALT New on the mankelt 3 Bedroom bath home ifl excellent qu neaghhorh000 Atttractivi KEEP YOUR COOL 2521 Park Dr I?' wide. 7 beOrour,,, cn?ral air, carport pa•io cover. skirtisig, new carpet, adults only. Pa'mectts S'O 61 Phone 327 0051. Plights 678 5569 YOU'LL FALL IN LOVEI With a swimming pool, lots of deck area for sunbathing & parties Separatefamilyrm &balhhoute Screened porch, too, plus the l<)ely carpeted) BR home you'd 323•94 10 ZIMMER. M'JST SELL THIS KNOCKOUT 14d I'1j ()dXOIt INC REALTOR expect 1975 Conieron l2'60 , 2 OR, I o,slr, central heal.air, patio cover, laundry room. Like new. In adult paik 321 0739. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 30) Orlando Drive Sinlord,)?) 5200 Luxury Patio Apartments for Rent E PUPP!!5, ISYRFHA FINANCING GOT AMINUTF Take ,s look a? this beauty we listeif 3 Bedroom, range, pal carpeting and neat asa pint Abc ground pool comes free. New ni and fenced rear yard Plus I guaranteed 1 lull year with BF 125,900. 64-Equipment 7OFora ttrof'co)07. I WO. rocio aro li.ta'er, cutsOc ,rjn!emj I %3,7C'I Call 3'7 511) 72 Vega Station '7it4onda 37, $3 Wagon. ci! new tires, tak,' o,cr payrT'el!s )23 S7O 76-Auto Parts ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS 131 1344 HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY 11.500 Pt.onc 3fl.93.(2 By owner, I BR, 2 baths, Hidden Lake. Plo qualifying, small down, assume payments 37) U5 Stenstrorn Realty New and Used Ford, Kuhola, Pettibote Sates. Rental, Service Ii? Magnolia Avenue Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Coun ter tops Sinks, Installation available Bud Cabell. )fl 5052 an yt Inc /5-Recreational Vehicles STOP AND THINK A MINUTE I ClaSsified Ads d,dn'l worl there wouldn't be any FARM EQUIPMENT 2)" Color AM FM, 6' Console Four 15" Chrome Wheels 37] 0701 ______________ 46 No phone calls. CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT 3735672 KULP DECORATORS .ii' W 1.5 çt p 713) wall carpet, large patio. Reasonable. Phone 323-l'flS ardens BUY-SELL--TRADE I Bedroom Trailer, 10'xlS' Homette 1?'x60', 7 bedroom, wall to eneva - 65 12x60' 3 BR, I' -, bath with 3?' awning & Steel shed Includes awnings & tie downs. quiet area, adult trailer park 323 143) 1304133 REALTORS 323435.3 _ _ ..- U 103W 1st St 3236061 or 373 0531 eves WILSONMAIERFURPIITURE 321 -0041 42-M)bile Homes Wig Real Estate Broke, Tractors& Heavy Equipment 63A- Likenew Early American sofa, dark pine c.ail Iii OO4V -j :,, m. . M.UNSWORTH REALI 1505 W. 25th St. )ELTONA- 3 Bedroom brick and aluminum siding, 1 baths, garage, arge rear yard corn pietely fenced, 121,950. DYNAMICS PROPERTIES S. V Hardwick, Brker Deltona 641 6611 _______________________________________ 173,900. An immaculate home in good repair. Beautifully landscaped, Good location to shopping, hospital and churches. Walking distance to schools Fenced, ample storage. $21,900. _____ DELTONA- Nice individuI hornet: 1 bedroom, $135; 2 bedroom,$15Q No pets Phone 574. • 3/2 __ p.,,mert, monthly payments If than rent Government Subsadz o nuat.fc'o ui-', (all In s. 5ou Qu,5Il, MossleC. Bateman Reg Peal Estate Broker 26345. Sanford Ave. Eves. 372 7643 CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR $31 1773 - _____ 1- W.''! ______ -- . ' ___ .I. I i - - = .• '-. . , Ni-,' t'cj',-', na rur,jI area No do 321-0159 chen, weft kept lawn, double garage, priced to sell, only 123.9cs APl M(, PARK, 1, 7, 3, bedroom - * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" * chairs, 19 alghl cheirs, Iil!ng cab1nels, as is Cash and carry. NO LI 'S Casselherry, 17 92, 430170i5 SANFORD SEWING CENTER - 80-Autos for Sale 80-Autos for Sale '.'ood or steel m-'b s, e.ecutive desk & harS. Secretariat desks & Singer's best Zig tag mactoe en sewing table. Sold new for 1449.50, assume balance of 110$, or 12 payments of $9. See at: I - Transportation Used office furnilure Golden Touch 'N Sew 313)1SE.FirstSt s[vic.i BEYOND THE CONTRACT" Vacant and ready for occupancy. Almost new central heat and air system. Carpet, Range, fenced. Owner. 377 5992 or 37) 1167. 137,507 BATEMAN REALTY 7017 S FRENCH (HWY 37th Mitwaukee vs. Chicago (N) at ion 2 Bedroocrs. Adults onl Sanford. Contact customers. Age 101 Scottsdale, An:. ELEVENTH - S'14, B: Wan. PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Kansas City vs. Texas unimportant, but maturity 15. We at Cleveland vs California at tOnga Bud, 7. Franconia; 3. Easy 2545 Park Drive SJOup Pompano Beach, Fla. train yinite J. L. Dick. Pro,, ABA Palm Springs, Calif. Punch, 1. kiT. ' Ciracotsati vs. New York (A) Sojthwist.rn Petroleum, Ft. Sunday's Games W L PCI. Of Woods; 6. Montague Account; 7. 2 BR, Air, Adu,fi. at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Worth, Tx. E.O.i. Denver 54 72 .711 Texas vs. Baltimore No Pets. at E.D 's Tanny; S. Wyctift Robin. _____________________________ Mtwaukee vs. Pew Oakland at York 49 77 .643 $ Miami, Fla. 7332 Palmetto Ave. TWELFTH - 3-1, D: 1. Eades GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY for a Mesa, An:. Antonio 43 33 .546 11 BoSton vs. Chicago (A) t Spur Run, 2. Mary A.) Donald Go; Registered Real Estate salesman San Ftaricisco vs San Diego Kentucky 13 31 .330 13", 4. Chief Shakop.ee; 5. Joe Boromel; Sarasota, Fia. BAMBOO COVE APTS in Delfona. Contact BENNETT at Yuma, Ariz. Indiana New York (A) vi Detroit at 34 39 .194 16' 4. T's flita; 7. Blockbuster; I. Shang Dne & 2 bedroom apartments, REALTY, INC., (904) 734-4559 or Cleveland vs. ' St. CalifornLa at Louis 34 13 .143 20', Tang Lakeland, F:a. furnished or IAtfurnl$hed Newly write to P.O Box 3430, DeLarid, Palm Sprng. Calif Vrgnia 13 6) 111 11 Pittft,urgh vs. Kansas City a' THURSDAY'S RESULTS $edecorated. Corn, s.c. 300 E. Florida 37720 Pai'mc e at Fonl Myers. FIa. _______________________________ AirportBlvd . Sanford, 373-1310. Mimi, Fla N . ..,,.,.. , -- •. •, .J, 5-14, C: 1 Miriccia R N , Registered Nurse Ion part -landc, Fla.' Hamlet (2) 6J0. 3.20. 3.00, 2. Angela Dog Racing 31A-Dplexes time Paramedital Life Insurance Houston vs. C.ncirvati at P (5)560,4 10; 3. Montague Cologne Examiner In Sanford area. Call Tampa, FIa (1)1 07; 0 (25) 30.10; 3l... 4336663133 for interview appt. 5F0)0RLD0 furnished or un DUPLEX Houston vs. Montreal at DaySECOND - *t, C: 1. Araglln tONIGHT'S ENTRIES tona Beach. Fla. furniShed Ideal location 510. ISO. 3.20; 2. Ahloo Essie Nurses; RN's; LPN's; Aides; Aide. Reasonable rent. flew York (N) vs. Los Ange365 3121 560.3.10; 3. Ccroli Kid (6) 4.40; DO Companion; Needed immediately. 10 at Veto Beach, FIa. anytime FIRST-S-14, 0: iLL's Dan;?. (21) 704Ø Q (3.i) 26.10, P tI)) ____ 6240634 Mineola Poppy; 3. Evelyn Go; 4 P*ri.tpiila, V5 5' LcVJ -1 a ': i C3t?Cd, r,trit l'r•i Lorene Bolin; 5. Madison Archer; 6. St. Petersburg, Fla. _________ THIRD - $14, 0: 1. Bunln Bob and air. Convenient downtown ano Chicago (N) vs Oakland at Spunny's Jet; 7. Dandy Me; I. Bum. (5)5 4 320, 2.10. 3 Bovate ) 3.60, hospital. $165 month plus depost. SECOND -1-16, 1: 3. Kristen; 2. Mesa, An:. ____________________ op 3MinIa Abbie (I) 4$) 13.40; ________________________________ 373-1663 San Diego at Ginger Lynn; 3. R's Chinaman; Cleveland vs 1 (S31) 5640; 3170. Thursday Go, S. Lovely Day; 4. 5am Yuma, Arix 2 Bedroom unfurnished Adults 1T FOURTH - 5-14, M: 1 Worry )''I( ' liii!!. I! F l(,l .% i'. F" _ Leonard, 7 Corelish Flyer; Oakland vs. Milwaukee preferied Free water. 1330. 373 Wart (7) 3420, 1.20, 3.40, 2. Breuin Phantom's Speck. Sun City. An:. 5154 or 3226620 Home())5.i0, 3,40; 3. Ingal (5)310, THIRD -3-I, C; 1 My Shannon; JOBS! JOBS! JOBS! San Francisco vs. Catforna 40, P (73) 316.10; 31.12. Furnished duplex, Lake Mary area. 2 K's Maryme; 3. Mineola Petite; 4. at Palm Springs, Calif. FIFTH - 1.34, I. Karen Kay SECRETARY 2 BR furnished apartment, nic Cactus Joy; S Donna DelI; 4. Mini 39.60,6 40, 360; 2. Freckle Face FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER yard. Children and pets OK $330 Murphy; 7 Windy Chct; S. Tees slll.20,600; 3-Manatee Hagor (3) WAITMESSES.WAITRES$E5 Pro Basketball Tango month.3mil,sflorthof4on 37. 280; 3175. REGISTEREDPIURSEORLPN FOURTH -1-11,0: 1. Goiohnrsy; 97 201 Sunset Drive, next to SIXTH - $14, A; 1. Ks Melody NBA MANA3ERTRAINFE William's Accounting & Tax 7 NIGHTLY 3. H 1. Come Along; (6) 10 , 7, 6.40; 2. Atheq Westy AUTO PARTS SALES Eastern Conferenc, 4 Manatee Toni; Service Open Sunday, 9 to S 3. Keen Doiy; 6 (1) 3060; 510;) Dynamic Dude (7, Atlantic Divisiea TITLE CLERK Lucy Shan. 7 5na. I Bases 8:00 PM. 1.40, 0 (1 6) 73 7,,); 1 (4-I 7)1323.20; APARTMENT MANAGER 4334 32 Houses UnfurnjshecJ SALESREP SEVENTH - 1-14, C: I. Yellow COOKS Star (4) 1100, 6.00. 3.40; 2. Ma's Nice2becironrn block FULL CHARGE HOSTESS _ Jeanle(5) 900,1.10; 3. Michael H (6) j1 MECHANIC home, turn, or ijr,Iurn, ______ MATINEES __________ ______ i i ' 8 00; 0 (51) 37.20: P (55) 11070; GROOMER 3732930 31.6$ CHILDCARE COUPLES Fern Park-.) Bedroom, 1, bath, EIGHTH -1-14. 5: I. Caesar (3) $10,500 carpeting, dishwasher, air unit, L / 540, 340,300; 2 Best Turn (6)160, APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN _________________________________________________ t Monday fenced yard, $195. FORREST ' 240; 3 X's Alpha (I) 5.10; Q (3.6) SUPERVISOR GREENE INC., REALTORS, $30 ii 40; P (36) 30.00; 31.35 WOMEN'S APPAREL Wed. & Sat. 4fl3 or 373.1970 eves. NINTH -SlI, C; 1. Sno Ike IiUNEINBOBBREWSTEROUTDOORS r -WE SELL SUCCESSS 10. 380, 3 70; 2 Douglass Travis 201 Commercial 1:45 37] 5176 SUNLAND- Clean 3 BR. 2 bath, tn 5 '0.360.) Mucho (I) 5,40; 0 (2carport, utility.room, kit furn. , ON WTRR 4) 17.00, 11.10; P (42) 52.50, 30.00; Aphonecallcouldstartyouonanaw $ióô mo. Call 22703$) between I 32.00. boUt on endIPm AT and profitable career. Call $67. - r • TENTH 4.34, A: 1 Hi Ho Bill (4) the Iiatf t, 3745 3 BEDROOM, 1Y, baths, carpeted ' 2' 6..30-130--8.30--9'30Ia 20, 7.70.440; 2. KG Ace (1) 72.40, I" ' -1 3 TRIFECTA and C.H Nice and cl.an 7200; 3. CreSlip (7) 32.00; 0 (1.1) 1030A.M. Sat. MornIsgi 16S.oO; BP (all & 1) 4560, (4 & all) JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY . 21.60 - No second half; 31.61. RACES ELEVENTH - 5-14, I: I. Lana CTS Days 372 1114 Broker Louise W 33 70. $ 50, 500; 7 Bab Nagbts,32)O1$$ $4rg (2) 7.20. 1.20; 3. Wiltewin (3) . ______ 160, 0 (2)) 5120; P (37) 7)740. -: - 33-Houses Furnished 73 56 ,ç-c/7L ./(n TWELFTH 31, 0: 1, Manatee BIGPERFECTA Sanford- Central air and heat) Peg'jy (I) 1700. 470, 300, 7. Solo ______________ . iack(5)7),2403phTt.p Dedroom,7bath,draoesandm, .. . 'A-, (LI carpeting. irtt. last and der*,st, ii_. ill 5.20, Q (1 5) 12.50; 1 (157) í ,--'4,/' ' .. Call after 6 p.m., 322 7003 on $30 .i' _______ J 11300; 3943 7/ ,e / , un A 3,544; Handle $2OA las ,j .a JI s l)'-L'i,i'r i j4.' _______ - Philphia Buffalo New York Central Washton Cleveland Houston N Orleans Atlanta Chicago (N) at Veto Beach, Fla. Chicago (A) vs .- 1III ik1E Montreal _ - - Boston 3 BR bath, central HA, family r large lot, many trces, Bro 2 BR, tam, rm.. has separate 1 BR apt. 115.000. . v'ilj).T,{IJ - ; tL w W I Pct. 05 Satu,day's Games Milwaukee vs Mesa. AnIz. Bradenton, Fla., 2 Chicago (N) vs Milwaukee at Sun City, Ariz. Los Angeles vs. Ne4'4 York ('0) at St. Petersburg, Fla ______ ___ -H:-= Montreal vs MinneSota at Orlando, Fla,, I St. Louis vs Detroit at Lakeand, Fla . Results n1uI - Kish Real Estate Completi-i rc-furj,c - Mc'nrv Ava table- BusiflCSS yen tur.'% operattflQ capitil. '!c Frank Bech?, 901 744 0541 3 FIR Brick Home 410 Maqnol, Ave Mayfair Home NO QUALIFYING County - I BR, 2 acres, ownrr holding Asking 111.500. - SCOREBOARD IIl -- 3226 '----- MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19395. French 3724991 Eve. 322.1496,3721164, 3fl-19U - -_-__ IIOOE 25th St. NICE NEIG000PS Pii- .%ly rcdecorati-j, rOrnodeled 3 bedroom home. large family room, eder siding and fence, ('ating bar, new carpeting, new roof, Central heat. 11.500 sq ft. lot s: 1(11 I'.'.. r l' I 0i12 I FrIday, Mar"h2, 1974-38 EvenIngHerald,Sanford, Fl, 60-Of'f ice Supplies for Sale 307 E. 1st St ,Downtown 322 9431 Stemper Realty - . Rg Real EstateHrok.r - ________ street in front of a 2 bedroom frame. Big lot, fenced yard $19,900 ;_ tat TA F F ER R EALT t .,er'.brOOk L,.ii'umy I c,'uitoom, 2' bath, on beautifully tanet sceped acre L,tI'.i pnivii.'ties MO $lOs 322 89)9 50--Miscellaneous 41-Houses - II GRASS MEDIAN divides thiS 2 ian, - - 4 1 -Hojses helfarnrm, OUTSIDE OF CITY, 3 Bedroom, i bath, immaculate, with beautiful furnishings. $21,000, 3S-M)biIe Home Lots - CLASSIFIED DEPT. 41-Houses 4i Acres wirn a .3 Dedroom, 3 Ct) farm hOUIL fenced, tiled field, twO wells, on paved road. t)3,907 Cluetberry- 3 BR, 2 bath, also 2 BR, 1 bath, turn, o unfurn. $115 1125 month Some utilities p&i Ph. 322 3122 Orlcndo - Winter I3QrK Seminole Golden Gloves Down To 88 Ivtr - _':..._. '- - ListYourBusiness...DiI322-2611or831-999 - -- .. -- - �.. Wrt ______ Walker _n A&AiN TOPA*?. TAKE CARE OF T~4E _4ANNVICHE5, NCJ *IAKE CARE OF THE MU54, AND I'LL TAKE *i'OJ -419 CAN 'YOLI TAk-4 C-1E, ~ ) 1 Il Fi 10 Asian 43 Guido's high 5 fr )i Ij? ft .1 -11 1 I ' 16 Garment part 17 i I --\ (Jj) hgr 1L 20 Finial ornament 23 Inlaid work 26 Manila hemp by Art Sonsom r E.THOR '4E'5 Llo UH WiH..i t .. , og AM A'ARE OF FX1 ( .h' 2fiDtm 42 Spanish sier dynasty African dewt dollars AW AM TWW rr I I SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) important today to It 's yourself. Your compassionate instincts won't lend you astray. associate wi th people who can TAURUS (April 2OMay 20) lead you to ex pl ore new Today you'll be much happier horizons: rather th an those with people with whom you i n h er it your vision. SAGITTARIUS ( Nov. n-Dec. have emotional bonds, rather you those with secretive about your ret a mere acquaintance. if andmotivestoday. Bybeingso, GEMINI (May 21June 20) you see something today that yot"ll be able to get destrei enhan"e'"urmaterialSthtUS results I it N at ive 2 Brain passage 45 tribesman 3 French region 23-- Lisa Caesar 24 48 Leave out 33 Woman's 5 Censure 50 Employer name 5flodent .1 1 3,7 And so fort.1i lab) ~3 .-- Coloii$ \~ ' DOWN 4 1 014M (ZliKORATIN - \\~ Chinese ' 60 Poet ntcknami, REQUEST FORARAiui "I 58 Fracture 59 Book of maps Occ upation (coil THE BORN LOSER You'll be more concerned toida with taking care of others than god of 36 Greek I? Scottish 18 Sgmod curve 57 Flyer . ____ item (coil) S!Heavymetal 25Mus.cMkey 54 Friend (coil) verse form 28 6ornan 8 Chinese 55 Greek lellor moralist icornt) iofml . ,,9 joan of -- 56 RtKede 3 4 2 1 . - - - 5 6 11 - - 8 7 - - 9 - CANCER (June 21-July 22) attltude,itwilllnsplrethernto Don't wait for people whose similar action been on your mind to call you. AQUARIUS (Jan, 20-Feb. 19) Chances are they'd like to hear if yclu apply yourself today, you — I " '_ WL 1-:6 I 15 11iii-lowdiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 16 lB CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis _ N TEES, I THAT A AAI HAPPY t THE - APPROPRIATEL'Y )` ONOUC-H ... THFDR _ I 27 28 26 ou GOVERNMEN ~"' ) -,uDGETS-EXCEP'r 25 32 I 38 _.. — — r-i 4.0 39 PowmAnumma — - 1~1, A , I r4 - -,....// 10 53 54 55 1 . X. - - .L 44 _ 45 ,-1 ~ _k ) ~w . I 46 =47-10-1-- ., -- I --. ; .; % I. J t _'.. ~ ob . OUGSBUNNY by Stoffel St Heimdahl F E'&JSINESS CX>ESN'T PICK FUTURE , -' 4 - ()4-C-4 - 'I ,I i 1 .4 - , _ jL, V:1 • tt ) . . - - .- i i4 1 , - V .1 / ,!! ~. ~ _1 - - 4 A ___ . low111,211, - LOBSTER' è' ,' --- - ~~ -~ ~. %MJ.._ - ,, (i )" 'i.' \ \ - I . ~Z -~ I - . IF - %^- pointment to see the doctor and e told swee t two hours before cornfi In, which I did lie ran a urine h ' ..;~~, ~ - '.-? . I .1 PRISCILLA'S POP ________ - __- - - __~ _.. -.-_ ~__. ~._,-__ _ -!..•.- by Al v.rrne.r I I , (' NO,NJO! u.,.i. ,,... 41 .. --.~-_,_-;_11:__V_______1iri_,l f __ W."its 0 - ft C ---- .5 ---M m ii_t I - - ~_i0 i : j I,j-Uw '. l. ' r I i-214. i- -_- "% -, . -1 __ _ ~~ M -:---, JJ — c) 0(f ARCHIE - PATCHING HOW A ALRLADY — FOR A FILLER I COL;LD WRITE THEJ(EJ SOMETHING IECE CiRts c'zr I _____ = I I I - / \ 1. , ,,,, I I ' I ________________________ 1 1 — I '' /I L j FRANK AND ERNEST -- /t / I (Li . CR I . I by Thoves / , . ~ - ~ ij Io Ii • I ]. - I uF? I. cond hand high' This play Is not at all hard to 6 1. - ' . . I All rarbohy(Irates froin any z - ) 1111r, . a. _________________ , s. i ii - ra . 1 • a . I * . FOR - - - -- I // I' i" / I I 1%, 1 _____ 11 i I I - I - THAE _ I" . . " / 3-7k ,,, % I , "i. - -i ~~ -4 ~-J — --------__&~ !rq_ ~___ I NF.RVEES it) tIRF1A ___ COMWN SLOP.' I ! . J 0-i - ~ IN fr ~ 11 . 11 . II .1____ m 1EI.EVZS/W.. - \ . - A. /. II .4H. F; , ~ f. , !V, .. ,' I k I 7V` _N " ~r / 3_1~ *,, , r . k I I . .. tun 1k s In &nt . ._ __'. ~~ --_-_.*__07 it I -;!~' . a said a more realistic fee would "- T. ' 4- be in the neighborhood of $1,000 pet unn t"_ £•%• re' ,.. - As far as an ordinance is t 11J]la!V7._;i It k . -,# ]a Roger Neiswender, the - ently appointed county .................... . ____________ _________ I -. persons were taken off at the Sanford Civic Center, Off unemployment compensation said that 103 persons employed compasses Citrus, Herna ndo, Pa sco, Sumter and Lake Counties Pinellas, Seminole and Orange Counties. mjttee and the JoAnn Saunders Hernando, Pasco, Swnter and people are more politically -,Jk:7_i,-_~~-_ pects to announce counties. eekly CB Column - 'i Herald Staff Writer (eorgla and Henry Jackson anything happening po1It1cail of Florida I IF1 rid their e wai use is growing day by day. tatkr of fact, It'i difficult to drive e en a couple of fenders, rooftops and even the gutters around the top of (1 sunseekers you'll need a The average period of January, Horace Orr, SEEDCO unemployment among the door jams. I)Iatform to get a tan-and an S 1-4-B permanent In SEEDCO — w back up Just about everyone has come In contact with either a CII radio or a CBer (o perator of a CII) at one time or another. tnttsownrlgh t. The jargonusedbyCiiers taunique Eddie Mae Hudson, of 28 inday's high 78 Saturday's ployce to be placed on the - low ". Partly cloudy through Sanday. A ilight chance of sbowers. Highs In the upper 70s Sunday. tAwil in tM upper Sh to low ft regular payroll. inine staneu as a packager at Seminole Bakery Products. Inc., and has been promoted to group leader.' For the first time in the - 'I j . LHN fm , AME 04.1 ____ /I ' ' - S - ' - , W A _,~_.%:~e i;z~ ~----_1"_-X-,-:t-_ - 1-!~1:.., -1 - ~!-!!. :-_o7y' .- -."E'_ - 5w~ --- --------- I. ' - - .,~j,x, il ..q -.11- -~! -. -S t. 4t,4 - ii7t t-,-" f ) . ' ' .'.'r' "Th f -• 't iA4-'~~_'!V, Lwi-!-, ' ,_~& - ~ - ~4~~%.gr,~ t.. Si k ' _r ',' '' - ' r ments, music and the snappy precision of flag-and-drill IMe Navy's famous Blue Angeh fly In s. diamond formation, jot one of the many highilots to be Been WhO are these people and what do the do for a IMug' g the Sanford-Central flo-Ida AIrport April 1718 durIng the third annual Rotsry' Club Charities it Oils' 'lime third annual Rotary Club Benefit Air Show. (liui(ics Benefit Air Show will offer all of this, and more, to the an e%e-catclung tikht-furination previous Sanford air show . is stunning acLeleration by th.. pubIs at the Sanford-Central landing will round out the scheduled to be at it again this (orikhn Comet Rocket t Lr Florida Airport April 17-18 presentation. year in his Bellanca-Vikipg, a This space age vehicle I upp1einenting ttte Blue larger acrobatic aircraft with capabie of roaring (torn i beginning at 10:30 a.m. each __ lwL.4, - ii ,-V I * , -. .-:--- , . 4:0-k__14 ,T:,:%Pyta~ -_ - — ' '' - tlrco!0rfu.1 attraction.s will activities at the show with expertly c o o IF u I i, a t e a ot the air %ill be a grouP of be the U.S. Navy Par,whute tireath-taking, demonstrations maneuvers are performed in aerobatic clowns known as the team, a unit of military of precision flying at 3:30 p.m. the Pitts Special. 8 unall Citabria Comedy Act and Joe skydivem. the Naval Training Hughes, a veteran pilot who Center (trill te. 10h days, Ilie pilots Will slide their A4 aerobatics. Also cavorting in it performs in a gaudy 1930's flag leam; and a civilian drill '/: .' . -~~~ I I L;Vi'~ .. I— ,_i:~yv~ -*,i,... -''I 2'1Z: ,.s _JI. - - ~_4141 - ~ _" ...VX-1,7_1 ~_)i.T ~07. --A7-1 fr!, .- 11 ..-' L'' Soclltruz the.-e Esel Knieels . --_, T-J" ' I 4-a ~_ ,~.. '4 .ç.. ::. , .-' - ' -- - . A Pr - 'ii? ly timed. ~ 4r~ i!p - _!~_ -1. ~ ,_... -_!F-~_-" ~ ,i.,-~r, - I --.'_VP-__.P- -.--. ",-1 I iTtsconsinwhost_ - - - - ,,, -!. z - - , ' _. _ N,~~-,.,%. .___. - - I 0- ______)f ~r. ' A --, 7.-, -,_- - _: , ,CL-.- tiesnake," the "Seminole Silver Star," the "Semloole 11ardrock," and the "Seminole BluelljhL" weekly column devoted to the CB enthuslast - 11CB Break," -wWch Berves as a primer for new CBers Informs CBers on federal regulations, ketps establ~hed retorts up to date on what's new in the world of CB and serves as a forur" for the exchange of Ideas. P I),stona Beach will be over flwlng with persons enjoying Itlue ,niels wil! httjlinhL - - -.-.-- ',' ''&i4 -, 24 [I you're a CBer, you'll undoubtedly hear other handles such as the "Seminole Seven," the "Seminole Rat the Evening Herald presents a I - "1 '. , ;- 1.~t'z -, tx&Uing, interesting en t& rtainment at reasonable irices topped off by refresh right in yoar neighborhood - -_+; -7_._. - __ j,.~ -..,,. ~~w _~~__ __- - . . -- - __ - -. ".' '., White Knight Many CBers are doctors, lawyers, businessmen, . ------ 'i icebreaker to get through the bOiUdS - - __1-1--1-A ~-~ ~ _._,_~ ~_ - :_ C1.1-___, vloow-to-elbow communion tod.a - ~ ,,-! z __o ~__: ,~ ____1 -_ - - __ IT . ~~,_ - . ---I ~-_ ~_!-.-'- . . on Interstate 4 --- I The county commissi I Continued On Page 2-A I '11andles' are used by most CBers rather than For instance, Seminole County Sheriff John Polk Is more commonly Liown on the CB airwaves as the "Seminole business ventures. Women.................. 1-4-C I __~_,___ .~ =_ _____ ,~' probably have to close iLs gates because ause of over-crow d ing, leaving a monumental traffic Economic Deselopment Cor- peIlOflL ..............3-A - - I ,.1_11I m- Florida' Disney World will Beaches will be packed so full Dr iamb horoscope __ Ep - phasize creating a stable To Provi"de Easter Tf%:-at 4 What's a family to do on * I tcr weekend in Centr al antenna of all sorU and descriptions looming from trunks, the gr'int was $823,639 to 8-A SB ptoside 103 jobs for QrC )Ciii. tins estimated that about 60 8-A Orr - -- -- ~~ __ __ = - ___ — the near her campaign In 1974 did very gaining the Democratic planned on doing anyway b Air 'how Begins Today CItizen I aflu ( ) SemIale County anu Ou,CF 1 0 in cars to motor ho1nes to boats, yes, even boats benefit.s. The total amount of -... - ___ pledges from Presidential tend to split the East Central Mrs. Saunders said when she candidates jimmy Carter of Saunders in her first bid for does formally announce she will epen en s an oni.merce Title X grant to Seminole Employment and households numbering 402 The gross weekly payroll is $120420.59 directly y to the C M~ ::I I-.-' But the c'unty attorney Reception Committee - which active this year than during her enables her to have campaign last campaign. chairmen and finance chair. She said she has received from t.his side of the distrilt will men in all the eight counties. blocks without seeing a rash of vehicles -from Foreign ployment benefits Twenty Today _______________________ eight of the flew workers are .- _______________ Or1 as a resalt of a Department of in the program have 215 employes was 30 8 weeks and 20 - -. ---- -----------. expected Mrs. Saunders to district encompasses Citrus, court judge, who defeated Mrs. W . —. Reynolds said he had also r, 1.i J. .- ~ IA ., .5iiL 1. 4 I • ' woo'I give' there would be another can- the more the ptople siIl base County - Sm Wir,i 11 .~ _ JOILN KIMBROUGI! Kwiatkowski says he always __11. ...--.'- ...,•- adr:inistrator, S.ys in the to to three months county department chiefs hope to developers he would outlaw don't want to assume the should come up with a workable "draw up" such an ordinanoo ordinance. It should be that would go hand-in-hand witli "Freeman has got the pressure on him to presented and approved by the the county's comprehensisi. plan. produce. Now it's coming down to the commission, he added. If an ordinance Is approved, In the or dinance 'iets'ndcr d h said, "Andreeman the question ari,ses would it I&aid every effort will be mide being told, 'You'd better start making some address Itself to donation of to "calculate actual costs' school sites, and other coi come up I noises, it's on the line to produce.' " th in tributions, as well as the $310 figure. 1 fee presen tly be-ing collected? In the inewitinie Kimbr,Mg,h Thatsoulddepend ofcourse rejects tmpa(tfeeslnrturnformoney financial burden should a bait Freeman s n on to devote to political cam. be placed on collection of the on who pri-Wed the ordinance, terpretation of the issull and what it contained paigns claiming that the fees are in Commissioner Harry deed ,,voluntary" "Freeman has got the What is the possibility of an ordinance' _. ~r I. - .-- . __ - and Kimbrough presented such ~_ . in. Well, Kimbrough says that Iii probably would win votes from 1974 Freeman promised homeowners who certainly particular $250,000in impact fees coliected pressure on him to produce .I . . . ,17. - -_ he would stand to lose and the county d Monttartly, he ould stand ti ga -, -1 ordinance. In fact he said he Freeman says adoption of an didate from tWs side of the an opportunity to choo5e from," GOP incumbent is Ricbard future in Seminole County and well and that she needed only nomination. disitrict," he said. Mrs. Saunders said it is too Florida's fifth congressional Kelly, former Pasco circuit has two active committm another 5,500 votes to win. OWtuaries .. Trudeau I .ZA 1I i C__ ,"- - U didmies. Both Seminole Editorial ... ...............6 Dear Abby . L * * .............3c old enough to want tot F& T. Z'4411iZl'7N9 ./ 194-v)tWF V1ELP )VIJ I W AM AM55 ~UiAnCW their "From December it was enter the race "I really think 8-A ComIcs ...................SB e Into the iocal economy SB Cuw-ord remainder is for employee 1111111 I .L"Oh, he's old enough to go around with gir.'s . - . he's just not - 1 WTZS'IU)W ----- Represen. Calendar _____ -' _________________________ ________________________ K. Ryon --. beginning," ViWen said. had MIN ,41/ ________ lie also said he wouldsupport an I previously announced can- AL % of — ___________ I KINGI Democratic nomination for primary field from the Speaking at a SEE DCO families have been removed membership breakfast meeting f10m the welfare rolls and 21 - - "gag ine, and I won't give a least a county ordinance as a damn inch" when it comes to back-up. Members of thirty-five President announced Saturday. b relation to the amount of insulin ____ Commissiotier Sidney Vihlen "Alt.hough Reynolds had not operating already -the JoAnn A have a good gram roots early at this pr)irit to annou:,,,.*e, Jr., and Seminole High School at that time sudaced, we an. Florida' s fifth congressional district en- Saunders for Congress Com- orgWzation," she said. adding predicting, ,,We will not sci_- SEEDCO I You are very unwise if you ____ '' Commissioner Richard Williams favors mritinuation of Cand idate S ,I . Freeman on the other hand tribution to offset the future collected. 'Men there is about Welfa re Ro cut Grant By / d' Diabetes, the sweet Sickness. .Send a iong, stamped, self. addressed envelope for mai li ng. Address your letter to me In care of the Evening s tatives will have no effect on the evident Mrs. Saunders was this is democracy in action. The Lake counties and parts of national office in 1974. also put her hat in the ring for Washington to campaign for organization in the mid and campaign planning of the making'efforts to ntn again and more candidates in the race, Pinellas. Seminole and OrangC Mrs. Saunders said she ex. the 1978 and 1930 rares. She said her if she is successful in western counties. which h I I IW)I9 rloS'r r1L)AL - - - J' ' - - I - . -~% -tz ~ -T.7 T17~~ 7- ~__ - EP - ('fly Station, New York, N.Y. - Go'r -' The explacted amilouncement they anticipated Mrs. Saunders this side of the district I well. that JoAnn Saunderr of Orlando entering the race. We knew the field would be will again he a candidate for the A anticipated a crowded crowded," VihIen said. U S House I - — 4 Hornback rWW is one of SemlWe's most popular-and Intest development will have on the over the past two years. Freeman say3 that in ac. has supported collection of already has ruled the presen Now it's coming down to the puw1g—ptImee, U the large crowd of coinpetitoti act county. There is more much mudi "Kimbrough said, and cordance with a recent Sum impact fees. But Kiwatkosski system dws not .'omr"' i' specilaters at the hd Dwty Boob RWq Club show b any iiiii. Kimbrough sa,,s he "can't more. Freeman is being told, "You'd preme Court ruling an or. .says he wants it dow by or. ft Ikw. dlicsillilm. Kim LAwb puts ber benie thmqlh tbe peeps in ON 011 the see petsons who Ihave paid for For example developers better start making some dinance is one way to'legalize dinance. And, he wants; all new And bufider s ~a , A it --!'. I Ekillil" clum.But 6eirt's more to rWq mW toillay's Semincle yews and yewo, having to pay donate thousuds of dollars noLws; it's on tl~6 line to the coDection of . the 1310iw. constructim not just Inge the line,llwy s3y voilleftmi ,,, Mapzlae einlnes the spoi't and tells you how to get invplved. Im pa ct costs. I can't see it 'worth of rIghts of way. in ad- produce." deve1opmnnta, ta pay U-e pip". infct fees Is ilai ;it ii See Page 4-D. handed down to old Jones down dition school sites are pro%ided What that means Ls that a be halted.. Kimbrough says builders Freeman denies all of Florida's fifth district seat in % __ V I of diabetes and you need all the advanced diabetic is thirsty. help you can get, nose who drinks a lot of water, passes a want more informatIon on lot of urIne, Is weak and may diabetes can send 50 cents for' Vi IWAM P L'YER I . . I ia%Orspre5Lflt5)SCXfl the mas be criminally liable for claims Freeman ruhngisan attempt to collecting the fees without at Prüiclpal Don Reynolds say tcipated a third candidate from Lv r i Turner I CARNIVAl can be done to control It and ?MI.5 ONE -. thi county attorncy agree says iale" to ste Kimbrougli By DONNA ESTU Herald Staff Writer ' Play Your ace of diamonds. Se. - -. Contest For Felfth D*Istr*lct Seat Becomes 3-Way Race MODERN, send $I to- "Win at Bridge. c, t..! newspaper. P.O, Box 489 Radio Cy Station New York N, Y 10019) should have no problem. %'ou water you are thirsty A typical J111 - . . AM * ',. but — - - - !n~!!,- with the prment system losc becaus. - ;.#.',- do-. - btfull which provides frce school sites developers would contributi hr-d fees for repair of old th2 V schools. favors impact fees. But then developers is "improper" and says there is no such tWng as , I ' should be halted "voluntary contribution" and County Commissioncr John has even hinted that the county ' , I, - ills, tl 'diool sstciit h system He Thoma.s Freeman ruled last on the street, and say here you Tuesday that to continue to pay it." JoA nn •' this week's articlej, you The kidney has trouble prevent complications in the conce ntra ti ng sugar and uses a patient who Is well supervised lot of water to nush out excess and cooperates with the doctor. glucose When you lose a lot of You have an advanced fm-in - person who built a tiGmt. would hac to pay a fee, Just like, or . --- collect $310 per unit from - I _________ county governme'it this year. . That controversy picked up steam when County Attorney impact Ilk ~-____ -MZ --- I..f!; A GROWING PASTIME )A V available to the body, resulting serious disease. A great deal in weight loss I.. ____ who wish to make the cor the books in the future to be I producing what the old medical are not staying on the diet your sages called "sweet urine" doctor asked you to follow In This food energy is literally lost ~, t.t West can t hold much in lie continues the suit and three spaides. With others we dummy is in with the king. would bid two notrump. diamond led and It Either call is generally is ou to ay from the satisfgctory, Fast hand. What do you play? into the urine and is 'mt he Is gising you Diabetes is a 1 ,- _________ -- .- . - . IlFk.t 4 .6 I - Am - TtV._ I. -4r—Jj4---.r allowed to hold the first trick, partners we would raire to insulin blood is spilled into the urine Z__ -- W... * Of -1~1 ~ fast surfacing as one of the most controversial to hit Atu of the present system. The What Is at stake" the same amounts of energy satisfactory control with a relatively constant level of W _ r - reason is $300 of the $310 goes ordinance would legalize the for repair of old s600lls in the collection of impact fees. But (fistrict. then which commissioner School Supt. William P, would propose the ordinance? Layer is in favor of the present Thist commissioner would For openers try $5-Inillion follows a cortstent pattern of meal el the excess glucose in the -FICn0N Pil:rr Of ; . . _.;I I 2_1 io-1 I - West's qu"n of spades is With one of our favorite to expenditure in terms of rhvsicil activity, This ernibles 5'IEALREADYIAVEA ST OF FOOTBALL TEAM - O f P utilization import ant .. - __ - — regulate your physical activity level. The intelligent diabetic energy.Itlxiildsupintheblood. Normall the blood lev e ven is not over i7o. NO.TKANKS- TO BE THF FINISHED' - - by Bob Montana SORRY- ..ABOJT of an untreated diabetic. The basic defect is the failure of the normal Insul in mechanism to enable glucaw (sugar) to be .orted into the cells fur '•'I'w.,j,,_,. -.1 01 NO- I MEAN ,.. FOR Your symptoms were typical - ___________________ __ C,,~ (.) ________________________ HOWABOUT 1~ - to accepting "voluntar con I blood sugars that people may doctor's directions carefully. have, your level is way wt. Exercise also Innuence:s the '1 _~ - — )l " s-1 :-_ --i- I -._-:. -'. The same Iowa reader wants to know what we bid next alter re'pnthrg clubs to parther a spade open N .T. Pan 3NT Pus Pau Opening lead — Q irni the temporary peak rises in your diet and follow you 1. ." I') %) help buld up the level of blood glucose and are not used prop"rly for en e r gy. In the ad s anced diabetic the body .__1. _____________________ one of the prime bieneficiariei the issue has becorne potitical, tributions" from developers " ,st and also a blood test and protein Including that in the then put me in the hospital. muscle may be broken do%n Theymid my blocd sugar went and converted into glucose. to 450. 1 don't really know what This causes ft blood glucose this means. They started me on level to rise even if the car38 units of irwWin. I can't stay bohydrate intake is restricted. on my diet. What effect will this You have to correct the basic have on me? Does this mean I defect as best y ou can. That am really a diabetic and I just means providing insulin. The don't want to acce-pt it? amount of insulin you take has DEAR READER -You are a to be balanced against the diabetic. Even considering the amount of food you eat. That is ations in 1,aboratory tests %%hy you must be consistent in vari, (....4 , . ) .. -----_-_ 49 U t_% 4 C• ' , . /'ç 4' 0 9 / HE'S A OR S r= F Lly-/ FRIENDS WITH A PLY,r ~, ,,, \ " 49 - . diamonds and it is up to East to let him keep that high dia mend in his hand until the ace of spades is knocked out. # K 82 46A 843 Both vulnerable call them they are an asset . !46% high cards. But he can be look. AQ ' .- . But, regardless of what you ree~ __ ri'. . g, omt weight lcxa of about 20 % . 1! I (:5~,:~ " I., I ~ " , r ThE BIBS < 4 ~ ~,` .-' fyi ,, ii -' I KNCW, BUT AT LEAST WE CAN AFF:ORD ____ -4 14 p ing at the king or queen of SO UTH A A 54 1-60"AP, .110 to a doctor Was always thirsty dizzy and hardly able to see. I hPd doutle %ision and also I 0A I #Q65 Analysis free of charge to the school Kimbrough's statements sy.steln. snade tricks. lie can also see in two weeks. I made an ap- source ncluding inilk merely - -v not The way I felt before going -% .11 . . '. ,*. , -tq I V J tO 76 832 it 4 Lamb 01- I , 8L.0NDIE e,.1. CAWT AF;:;DQ0 !' ' ~ S I X DO E-4N )'! 1-08STIEt : 1-004 WWAT t '.. &s -' I BOUG4T ON SALE 'I DEAR _./ , ~~ 0 — still concerned about this ~ , ., paid for out of Impact fee funds ft to homeosners . . __ ,.A - ~. for Ins pateo — vn impucT , D0115 ': ,- 07i 1-id - " ,. * - . -;v-~ , . "_ much tougher at the table yet any expert worth his salt EAST Dr. have been for t%o years. I am — I : . . j -- Striect Diet — __ __ i — - An suii tiLt) - -:7c,". , I- . ;,~ - ~T '' NORTH .i ______ them impact feies or "voluntary contributions" is a matter of I I - -_~" ky~--,-I - -W I _1 - — __ -T , ~-IN -, #J 10943 &K 72 supposed to be a diabetic and '' Chic Young BLONDIE Nee ds __ — B' EDPRICKFTf Herald Staff Writer _____ " .. make in a bridge column. It iA _____________________ - 3 i . I n .•. - _____ ;sc:'iL. ' f ,~ ) — -. IL~ . ~.Itoy 'I • gi .i_ - , the citizens who reside in 7111111111111111111111111~I . -.. . . - " .,;~ - __ 1% 1. . — .. _: --I-, as they are halted, as some -1 .. . . builders have demanded, the F - .:%..-- _- - *-- r r' burden of projects formerly . _.y , .- I- =.__._q:.. ~, I - ~ - A ____ .. - 1W I . BRIDGE AT I ..q . U— w. I . . . JW . , -11 ~._ , r Z READ - WIN . L;eoUTe - — — - ~~l i ___- - - - m.ra Aw,-,~ff . ~A&_ -- ,,--. .. . ,0.4-filf?ll_o"i,:Ok71- I . Sanford, Florida 32771—PrIce 20 Cents similiar to, the one paid by i ", I - - Hd Controversy Picks Up Steam I I t . -. ., --i I ---- I ' --- () — . _____ IV iw Fi ~_ , I I _!JiF-, f_ -1 '. t, 4- ~_-I-IV 41 f' -1.--J 58 —L— - -_ _. — — — — 59 = , . Tbp.y may be nearl career and fhmncial activ;ties. effort Into' Unusual happenings in one or to fruition Ow you mought. — __ _ -:. 1-1 ~ _- t.___ .1 . - ..-..-- _ I—- _____________ — _ _______ IN . 51 52 56 57 . 1 ___________ ' trt htr \%dI thers 011 t1 PNILS I iii 21arch 20, sidelines who are anxious to Excellent leadership qualities , repay past favors today. All make you the master of yo$? fate today. Assert yourself to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) accomplish your aspirations. You definitely don't want to be YOUR BIRTHDAY a loner today. If some group Mar ch 27, Pro6 ctivity is suggested, go along ith it it may pnse to Don't chase rainbows surprisinglygood urn IlBfLk (Sept. 234M. 23) coming year, but 2tick to 20 23 4 ii&&_ J. 'r, NC OOLS ARE m 19 I - . -, bargaining ability in your work - ~ or career or in the marketpl the first move. 17 68th Year, No. 187—Sunday, March 28, 1976 19) People will watch you toda) f , to see what your outlook I views are. If you have a i lie No one will be taken advantage of. — .gt'_ Evening ;;pr ove L ffl~i 49 Beast of L li N *16 burder: 5 3 Pant us"d r 9 Firm ,nmVS 30 Head 34 Spread 13r 10 Rudiments dull finish drying 56 Pointer's stand it Piece out 15 Droll fellow (coil) ____ -_ For Saturday, Marc 1 I 0 SUNDAY EDITION HOROSCOPE , C P I r- HA F 01 I/ - __ member (coil I A . 5 Artist's tool ---* Answer OPOU$PUU of ArtJ :' I ~; - __ -- _______ Friday, Marthfl,i : n__* _~ ~iVM 11V_%_Z -- - -- _~A_,~ _X__% -- - -;.'A:f I- ' , .: " ~ . - ____ .' .____ -_-; ___: T= ____- - t - - ____ — - -. . :'.. - _~_ I - r7i - ~ "-Z � 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. 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March 24, 1174 - __ STORE HOURS: MEff I " . LPA11 ~ ~ L .402>- __ - 25TH & PARK: r, 8A.M. 7DAYSA WEEK - W 68th Year, No. 185-Thursday, March 25, 1976 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price JO Cents - - 4TH & SANFORD Construction Site Announced Wednesday 8-7 MON. THRU THURS. 8.9 FRI. AND SAT. 8.1 SUNDAY WE WELCOME SANFORD AVENUE AT 4TH STREET FOOD STAMPS - -- By JEAN PATTES'JN Herald Staff Writer .1 7HE Stew 97c PICNI _ LAZY AGED BEEF Cube Steak Patio Steak -1 58 I! .J all%tgu LB. 9.37 . HOMEMADE PURE PORK OR BEEF HICKORY SMOKED c I FRESH F-SUIVI-41.7 Sirloin Steak LB. UI 10 WFAVY WFcTFPN I A .V Texas Cube Steak LB 1.27 , - HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF _. I HEAVYW ESTERN 97C Hi n d Quarter LAZY AGED BEEF ? n..- 0 Steak $1 LB. 37 AGED DRUMSTICKS AND THIGHS MIXED . . LB. 1 7 By raid Stall II 100% Pure Ground Chuck. 3 LBS. 97c ORMORE LB. PILLSBURY - $117 I (I 4 PLAIN OR SELF RISING Beef Short Ribs LYKES' SUGAR CREEK W'*ie n e rs 70 77 BEEF OR REGULAR 12 OZ. Flour )etergent C O.. Tao 41 5 LB- 6 LIMIT 1 WiTH FOOD ORDER OF $10 OR MOPE I - :_ ~;~~a ~ 4- - - ~___~..,_i~~~ _;= _,;WA4~-~ ______ - - _~ __--_ -___ __ - --_Ana __ -~=-~ I . . __ _~= --.-_.~_-_-z. - __ , 1. 9 -my -__.~__; M _ff_ _____________________________________ __ ____ _ __ --W - ---..---. .., Zoo I _ - -.- I . - e - -- - __ MNPNEF - _T' - -. . - ggs Bacon 77c LB. b4c - - LONr, GRAIN - Rice 69 3 LBS. FAME Buns FROZEN FOOD 3/796 . CT. Strawberries 39, 110 CT. 9 0!. Talc Powder 401. REG. PRICE 93c 69C 19 oz 2/89 . FAME FRENCH CUT or Cut Green Beans V oz 3/1.00 AIM FAMILY SIZE Toothpaste 99C REG. PRICE 1.44 . HELLMAN'S FAME CUT CORN or Tartar Sauce 'oz. 496 PRISKIES ASS'T'D FLAVORS Dog Food Cake RAGU PLAIN, W.MEATor W.MUSHROOMS Spaghetti Sauce Jelly O'Z'. STRAWBERRY 0!. 9.09 Drinks 9.19 MERICO BUTTERMILK or HOMESTYLE $0Z. 106 69 FRESH PRODUCE WE BUY FROM LOCAL FARMERS Pole Beans LB. 1409 3 / 9 .00 Margarine 1 6 oz. 59 EVE I1 2 GALS. 6 oz. r IT, uighorn s- FRESH LA. HEAD I . ___ IF .'-.',..-- . 4.., _. ... 1. .I. ) .-F. ., -' It I -S I -A I il 9. 0%kgW1 4 of ' 'o , _______ I . I =%L ,-, :-;, 4; a;~ K_A !I 1 . I ~ I f . ii' ____1~__ bQQ11_ 11 k -` 41i - w* --t - A60 _ __ ..-., J 'L - , , ~ I ____________ - - _____ -1111 _ Y" - f. :. . S_ L:-%*~-w._ _; . P;~_ I .~ -.. ' 04P I W W., ! \ • ,-. ;.' .. .,'e4'_=' - - _ J -' ' . -_,•:. -- -. :1 ..' - . -- -.-- - A-. - , ~~ l _ - .50 --.I.... -. ..i 4- -, - . \ 4 ;. r -- City coitrixtlon crews today were bzv Installing wheel chair ramp. at First Street and Sanford Avenue. Ramps and special parking spaces for people confined to wheelchairs are being built on Sanford's downtown streets. JHerald Photo by Bill Vincent ) --. - . ___--___ --- __ __ 3/9 7., DearAbby Dr. Lamb IIorocope Hospital ---... - Obituaries Sports Television Women . SA . ......... n i' ' I - - 5-A . 3-B For Wheelchair Users - __4 .r.---- . . - - By AIJDIE MURPHY the middle of t1e Iw'gown' city b'k wIll be identifiedbyNaUonalEmblemDecaLsonszgns designating the stalls (a use by wheelchair HeraldStnflWrlter . _________ Persons confined to wheelchairs will find access to downtown shops and public buildings ________ '- ' Wednesday's hIgh 77, today's lo s4. Partly cloudy and mild through Friday. highs near and lows tonight near 60. Eas; to southeast winds around 15 m.p.h. becoming southeast to south FTIdaylictafis auth tides on Page s.. - - - - - -- (.ots of the construction will run to ap- I e . I at Downtown Intersections and special Construction of ramps at First Street and parking stalls cm each block, according to City Palmetto Avenue began March 15, but Knowles ManagerW.E.Knowlen. salditisuncertainwhenalltherampawillbe Knowles said today the ramps. which are complet ed . required by statutes passed by the Florida Knowles said LI the law requiring the ramps Legislature in 1975, are being installed at the were Interpreted strictly, it would mean conintersections of First Street and Sanford, structing ramps "at every corner of every inPalmetto. Park, Oak and ManoIia A%enues tersection the city" He sa!d such an effort He said the parking stalls to be L"istalled in would be "impractica l and ill ical ramps , , - , - -- , . = - - -.., -- - . -. ..- ''' - - "" - .- -_ W - - __ .. - - 1-'4- "_1 ~ ---- - ~~ - -. 111,11-1-W ------L..F_~- Ao: .- J . -.4 J A 1 L '-' ___ - - Tanchp-r To [Jerald Stall Writer - I Ra __ - - ,r__-f__ -11 Rainst ated * 14 - '' ,, - WE lridgesarguedincloslngtothe cult Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr., perintendent SiIliarn I aer jury that the states key wit Dough Keith Manning, 19, u' said toda that a 29-year-old ness, Roy Bostic, 20 as either Orlando, pleaded guilt to th Sanford industrial arts teacher euItl%ating the plants at lesser and included o1fer1.s acquitted Wednesday by a McPherson's residence without possession of cocaine Marinir'g had been schedi that circuit court jury in a drug case the t ea c he r knos'ing it or alicious for trial on a charge Bostic had a will be reinstated to his job. t i ve" and had placed the deltertng cocaine on Sept 2610 Ernest Charles McPherson, mo 29 of 905 W 10th St industrial plants and tipped police to their an undero er 1ce squad of licer. existence. arts i t t ( Judge Cowart ordered Bridges said McPherson had ('rooms was .suspended with pay . connection with a credit card completion of a court-ordered pre-3entence investigation theft case. Sanford police who found iPSIi Bostic. on marijuana plants growi ng in James Carl Haynte, 32. of at McPherson 's adiiiittedheisa regularuser" the yard of marijuana and that he had Forest City Road, L,wkhart, residence. own his own in 1974 but hadn't pleaded guilty as charged with Police said they found se veral plants CUltI%ated any plants since that deli ve ry of heroin to an agent of marijuana small the federal Drug Enfurcement time growing in milk cartons near Bridges today described the the carport and a dozen more Honda task force. growing in the rear yard at the proce ed ing as a "nlglnmare" for McPherson and said the houseby a friend and told of a man that he teacher ill immediately seek testified McPherson had no knowledge that the reinstatement to his job. i Continued On Page 2-Al , '- Seminole (ountv School Su "" , 'ii 1'. ,-..- '- ' i ' : .=y& - - t Z. ' t-' r...i-.. ' ', . ., 11 .:..'.- "i d'','a-. 5 At ' Union Sparked School Certif ication Controversy 1. I -- -tjr d,- i'- -' ' J '? . , "c- .,v ' - 10 be 1, ,rantcd, the total on t 11w safety c.rnunittee will summary hazard evaluation The current controers) o%er Lotal 1010 o' (he International adequate to riuke their talks school ollicials beliee (.rooms tification b% °I RC is dequati make its recommendations form must be at least 50 poInts l studen ts , of three eount% Br o therhood of Painters and legal for elementary sch oo certification must be registered with the dfld h ave a1 1k based on procedures which ea out on We still recognize PFRC Department of Commerce negotiations Include indpei'der1t point and 70 points or more for employe bargaining agents Allied Irinks was objecting to -We do not object to Groom% mlified hy thp Department of system evaluations by each middle and high school which has rau.wd waikouts bY the fact that the units had not certification," said I.ayer. school been on th e stuuen's, all three units ccrtiIie(l by the Florida What the board does not but we will not recognize him Commerci mis ocesstak committee member. he bo ard board negotiations, %%aS In ot r action, the of Commerce Deptrtnent recognize, is the legality of unless he's cert!.d 30 days. , th Each busing area w ill be acting as chief Department of Commerce)," Grooms reviewed annually. If an area gave tentative approval to the brought to liIg ht not by the board Prior to the start of Gene The school board regards this , . low bidder on the or the units, but by a local negotiations negotiat or for the ba rgain ng said I . 'd Layer. shows a marked alteration in apparent the bargaining . as a stalling technique to give . Middle South Sernincle School union. -' , safety during the year, it will iiiade UflhiS au ribiSlerL-u w i t h, This refusal to recognite Grooms enough time to get his rnnasium, PegInald Williams This statement was Grooms, who is executive be examined to determine ii been certified Grooms baa been re garded as a certification, said Layer. courtesy busing should be Construction Co., which bid Wednesday night bs' School Public Employes Relations director of the Seminole stallingtacticbythebargaining Ilat he r than %ait 3' cIa, - 4or in $431,400 on the project. There Supt. William P. Layer at ;i Education Association (SEA) Changes continued. units, who have fied unfair u s sun n in P E H C). is being retained and meeting of the Seminole County Co in rtift i b to be Lssued by the procedures, and in busing were nine bidders, NegWations had proceeded for the bargainirg umts as their labor practice corn plaints Departn, ent of The board also tentatively .School Board. mce to service, will be made only with at least 30 clays with both the chief spokesman. This makes against the board's chief eith errmso or bid on additions to awarded the According to Layer, the the of the school (tIC approval negotiator , Harry Pelley. Middle School school and three employe school and the Sanford Liarainji board board the Groo ' unit ms the business agent of board. The units clai .n they are no board has also filed unfair !abor All request% for courtesy library and INfidway kin- Wirgaining units received U,irgaining unit% satisfied that the units, said 1,a)er. and speech notification on March 8 that this certification by PEItC was As their business ager.t, longer satisfied that cer- practice complaints, busing be made to the ulergarten IL! .-. _Z '11~1:1~ - Defense attorney Jack for trial this week before CLr- 'tP 1. .__ x _-_~ .~ . ., - - -T r Ze :T,4~-.' . . % I, I -.--, ti~~j-1~f~;it, . - .,~ Ll.f-~3%) %t,~i~-. A? _~ f --::-'-_ . p-.-.:~~ ~01~ :--. -1. ~" _ A . 1~ -4 - I T. 1_ - 'Vzq- . g _;P-~-Rl I ir I .' - I - - . L _- . .: n41 11 , ' W M - ' M& , 6 - - F- s, - z M i'1 , 1"NeV.- 17 .--,i;-%z -Z0,4*1: -, - Z A01~ '1P t*54 - _; . -I- - .. ' - ,- . •': proposal by a safety committee have. - - - ' r' i. Acquitted Of Drug Charge -A-,, \.'=-.,M I 4~~~__~?-_ - v-- ' - _' .--- - . . - - , - p - I I - -I - , - ::- - in -.-- .- i- - I - - - . -- :' , iii. H iii n -- - proximately $200 per ramp, inchxL . so 011111111 Sanford Installs Ramns - school and advisory members. KRAFT SLICED HALFMOON MAKE -.- - TToday (.omlcs Lettuce - Courtesy Busi,ng Policy Approved I BORDEN'S AMERICAN IMPERIAL QUARTERS TALL Shampoo PERSONALSIZE REG. PRICE 93c DAIRY DEPT. - 9.39 Biscuits M E AR I. 'S TASTY CONCENTRATED / 9.00 170!. 3/ 9 00 Sliced Cheese Noodles 3 HEAD AND SHOULDERS FRESH MULLER MEDIUM, WIDE or FINE Sardines io oz. PEPPERIDGE FARMS CHOCOLATE FUDGE, GERMAN CHOCOLATE, DEVIL'S FOOD, 4/896 GOLDEN LAYER or VANILLA is' OZ. FAME APPLE. GRAPE or Green Peas ___ - _______ FAME FAME Napkins 496 - 1 /' compensation, was made by , 1. vwr-. ", Connnu.s.sion Chairman M'chael j ;1 TV .. . I' h1atthay. Ills proposal was ! ...- i'I. % ipprored by the full board on 4J p 77 LUCSWI'ir ajii. Twenty workers are slated for the zoo and the same A color guard from Boy Scout Troop 508 of the St. Johra District raised a new flag presented to VETS DONATE aum.r for the park At the zoo, Seminole Community College by VOICE, the campus ieterans club In a special ceremony Wed workers will be utilized on FLAG TO SCC nesday. The flag had flown o erthe White House projects that require corn- pletion un de r a 100 000 grant from Ihe state. At the park workers will IV utilized in an effort to get the facility in operation b this tu r.iisn (untl for school 'PRIM1'- superintendent Thereafter an d4tscroom to apparent lo AITAMOMI budding, projects summer. The Seminole Cointy School t % aluation will be made by the bidder, Londe Construction The resolution was proposed I Continued On Page 2-A) Board gave final approval to safety committee using a which bid SM,870 on the library and $75,500 on the Mithay to the Seminole board by the new courtesy busing policy and hazard e valuation form additions There sert (ii Palm Be4ith School Board The of the The mean aeragi procedures -it a inciting local board said it does not Wednesday night In the poin ts awarded by committie bidders adopted a foresee applying the impact-tax board The Altamonte Springs City liall, members will be determined The policy provides for for each hazard category anti resolution giving support to ii' Seminole County in the ovrtesy busing to areas listed on the ha;zrd evaluation county school systems which irmuediate iuvire. but some . I 4- A ' Around The Clock recommended by the school form along iili any comments apply to impose a 4-lOths of one hoard members felt it might be s-n Bridge superintendent following a a committee member might per cent real estate transfer tax useful at sonic lwirlt SHOWER TO SHOWER FAME Whipped Topping - - - - required to pay unemployment ,_=~_ - ..-. DOZ. . , ..'.-.--- - '- today seeking approval to - ry , - If FLOP ID A GRADE "A" EXTRA LARGE - , It . . 11 - . By lI) Phl(1FTF Herald Stall writer spend $50,(X)O in federal money to hire workers for the Central FloridaZooandRedBugPark. Jim Bedsole,directorof the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act 'CETA) ,rogram, expects to secure ipproal If labor officials give the '0. ahead,personsseeklngjobscan apply sometime around the first of next week, according to CETA Program Planner Lots , The proposal to utilize SWOW _ . i _. ._ * Sought - - . ; - ____._ Funds SUNP4YLAND BUDGET SLICED IIIIIIIIIIIII mom _" . , 111L :_ a& 11111111f .dM -- - A . ~~a_! r BAG LYKES SLICED ..'. today to ask the Seminole County Commission to sponsor a delegate at a federal conference which will discuss distribution of $1 million for Emprovement of hazardous railroad crossings. The conference, sched uled to be held In Atlanta May 5.6, will deal wi th disposition of funds made available by recent joint Senate-House conslderatlon of hazardous crossings In various parts of the country. The cro&'dng on SR-46 west of Sanford is eligible for Improvement under the new grant because SR. 46 is a federal aid highway. The committee has expressed interest In the construction of an overpass which would span the crossing and eliminate lengthy traffic tie-up. on SR-4. Acting at its regular monthly meeting, the committee determined that the total expense of sending a representative to the conference would be r' I _ _ ItwillmeanthatcoaitrudUonrobeb3ycou1drstbe be &tarted c I-419 c•- £1 *...$.. r1g1tf-way. purchase were somehow obtained. In oth er business, board members voted to request that the county award tot) priority to a projctof two-lane reconstrucUononSR-46A west of Sanford. Panelists were unanimous in the fee ling that traffic safety requires Immediate removal of obstructions along SR-46A in the Idyliwilde d istrict, plustnstalla tionofwldeningstrlpsfrom th eedgeof Sanford to the Lake Mary Interchange at Interstate 4. In connection with the federal conference issue, Garnett White, committee member and past president of the chamber of commerce, recoinmended that a letter also be written to the office of the American Association of P.ailroads. This would infirm the railroad organization of the availability of federal funds for work on the SR46 crossing and, White said, It might stimulate interest in having the railroad assist with such a project should it become a reality. about2OO. Ibis would include rouixitrip air fare to Atlanta, hotel accommc,datk,ns and a two-day z diem allotment. On another matter, Co-chairman Douglas rMenstrom repo ed to the panel tnat construction on the Osteen Bridge project Is proceeding ac cording to schedule. By Apr11 1, 1977, Stenstrom predlcted,work -should be nearly completed on the new span which will carry SR-415 across the St. Johns River east of Lake Monroe The planned project to widen SR-4l9to four lanes from Oviedo west to U.S. Highway 17.92 Ii presently "Inlimbo," Committee Member Bill Bush reported. Bush said county road bonds sold to finance the project would not cover purchase of the right-of. way and that the county itself could not afford to make the purchase. Construction cannot be laun. ched until the right-of-way transaction has been finalized, At the same time, however, Bush expressed doubt that the state's five-year budget of priority funds for road construction and improvement will prove sufficient. If this turns out to be true, he said, . j_I. The Roads and Bridges Couimlttee of the Greater Chamber of Commerce voted FRESH ARM AND HAMMER LAUNDRY dreds of SniiinuIe County rpcid,nts a t'vinnrc ivtni.i 41 area, a research program and, if possible, a heated Olympic size swimming pool with three smaller special purpose pooL3. "The acquistion o this land reiwce is the culmination of effort. begun in the Sanford area in Ifle mid-fifties." said Schmidt. 4% W *t ? 67C Further details on funding will be relea.ed in about 10 days, Sees k SR046 Crossina Aid EXTRA LEAN LB. Sanford City Commissi oner John Morris, who is past president of SCARC and has been active in the association been striving for the Children's Village for a long time. The property is located Morris said funding for the project will come from donations. for the most Part. Chamber Road Committee BONELESS 67c SCARC service workers, Sch. midt said the association he - 0 *1 I . I - Family Pack Pork Chops Fryer Legs -4 FRESH LEAN WESTERN 1. - ------- ____ without a doubt, things are going to go well in the future for the retarded of Seminole County." Schmidt commented. Speaking at the annual Jefferson Cup Awards !.un. cheon, an event which honors added Christine Jones, director ( 1Jtt l.qf Srhrnt Hnu.ce. The Children's Village will contain the permanent home of the Little Red School house, as well as three group living fac il ities and two grandparent cottages with garage apartment, Schmidt said. There will also be a Cornmons, which will serve hum- for several ;trs, said ar• eluteris (utmann ann tfryvh have started work on preliminary plans for the (inidren's Village. 0 HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF 681 Potnts. Five Points. (losing for the propert y , formerly' known as the Forest Green Subdivision, is s cheduled for the near future. should be the springbo ard to hI'r and tttr thiywc itul - 97 LB. Sausage Round .. 427. to the southeast of Five fl--_-4_ 1.67 . HEAVY WESTERN LAZYAGEDSEEF BONELESS. FINE FOR GRILLING 0 Q7 c HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF FULL CUT HEAVY WESTERN %O MEAT PEOPLE" between U. S. 1792 and SR SC/tHC President Gene Schmid( announced that the association has recently con. tracteti for the purchase of appro ximately 52 acres near A Children's Village for the retarded of Smjnole County is to be constructed at Five Points, it was announced Wednesday by officials of Seminole County Association for Retarded Children ISCAHC'. BABY BEEF ROUND, CLUB OR 3 LBS. OR MORE LB. SMOKED THE " MEAT PEOPLE' LEAN AND TENDER BONELESS ALL MEAT OW'w SUGAR CREEK kk Seminole Children's V*Il9 ae Planned For Five Points QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PARK AVENUE AT 25TH STREET . LYKES LB. PRICES GOOD THURS., MAR. 25 THRU WED., MAR. 31. _-- _- _1' -______ - •.:' -- - - - -- ,..* - , - - - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday March 23, 197 CitK - . A IN BRIEF lRJN Voters ----- - flu 1AP4 PAl - ' -. - ;e_ _ History, Archives and Records historical committee, reported will hold a meeting April 6 at 9 Sanford has one of the oldest at a meeting Wednesday that a.m., in Sanford to answer Downtown commercial finishing touches are being questions property Owners might have. The location of the districtasUllintact in thestate, added to the report announced and possesses many ar- Talla hass'e. He said it Washington later. chitmtural gems of historical forwarded soon to Conklin said that working for final review. significance, Theoutcomeshouidbeknown with the s"rveyors had opened This is the opinion of two By The Associated Press It was a night of won der and fright throughout the MissLsppl River basin as the New Madrid fault came triefly to Life, shaking tables and rattling dinner plates with two moderate earthquakes. The quakes Wednesday night were measured at between 4.5 and 5 on the Rich ter Scale by the Na tional Earthquake Information Service in Golden, Colo. Damage was limited to downed power lines and dlupted telephone service in most areas, and no in juries were repo rted. The tremors were felt from southern illinois through Missouri and Arkansas to northeast MissL'tclppi. They spread across Tenn essee and as far south as Birmingham and Tuscaloosa, Ala. Democrats Strong At Polls AI' - PopuLAr *Ae tcLtb i-n th• nation's first six primary elections hold an omin ous m essage for Republicans: more than two-thirds of the 5.96 million votes cast were on Democratic ballots, And al though Presiden t Ford has been the choice of 5.6 pe r cent of Republicans voting in these primaries, his popular vote total of 1.06 million is less than the 1.53 million polled by Jimmy Carter, who is one of a stable of Democratic candidates who at one time numbered would I _________________ ___ ___ _________________________________ ________ WASHINGTON (AP) Fearin g an epidemic of flu deaths next win te r, President Ford is asking Congress for $135 million to finance production of enough vaccine to Protect 200 million Americans against a new outbreak of swine flu vir us. The President said he wants the supplemental approprtatlon passed before the lawmakers' April recess so that by th e end of Novembe r nearly every American citizen can be protected from the virus, which took 20 milliciilivesarxznd the world lna 1918 epidemic. Ford Is to make his request to Congress today. - Miners Charge Tampering WASHINGTON (AP) — Safety equipment that shmid have detected a buildup of vcütlle bane gas was tampered with prior to explosions that killed 26 men at a Kentucky coal mine, two miners charge. Mw men, who fomurly worked in the Scotia Coal Co. mine at Oven For k, Ky., also told a Sena te subcommi ttee Wednesday that company Officials took steps to mislead federal Inspectors who were checking safety standards in the shaft. .D. U-E.-TOIREME DOU -RES ONSE W9 RE EXTENDING.C ON N OUR OUP NE - MO O R E COUPON SALE! at L ps Inc. 101 added to Meet . ORLANDO ___________ _________________ ' ______________ ___________ - _________________ _______ 'I _______ ____ ___ _________ _________ _____________ _________ ___ _________ - . I a - ..,.. ,. at . . ' - ' I , Two Arrested C)n DrugCharges By BOB LLOYD Melvin Staley, of Jitway Carnelia St., Longwood, was on the failure to appear charge. Herald Staff Writer Avenue, Midway, was held in arrested on a circuit court Bond was set at $8,000 on the lieu of $5,000 bond on a grand warrant charging obtaining attempted escape charge. Sheriff's vice squad agents larceny charge. property by worthless check. Two- Car Collision have arrested two so uth Robert Richardson, 25, of 221 Bond was set at $5,000. Patrolman Lewis Coombs seminole men on charges of E. Midway Avenue, Midway, Deputies arrested Ronald reported that Warren Junior sale and possession of was held without bond on a O'Neal, 28, of Water St., Mid- FonLam, 49, of Sanford Route m3'iju5fla. charge of viclatlon of probation way, on a warrant charging Three was charged with failure John Hall, 25, and John in a 1974 circuit court case. grand larceny. O'Neal's bond to use due car and leaving the Thomson Howat, 21, both of David Roger Church, 24, of was set at $5,000. scene of an accident with apartment 68, Foxcroft Suggs Road, Apopka, was Sherifi's deputks charged property damage In connection Apartments, Howell Branch arrested on burglary and grand Robert Lee Booth, 40,. of 7.16 S. with a Road, were booked at county larceny charges. Bond was set Central Ave., Oviedo, with nesday afternoon on Seminole jail on $5,000 bond each at $5,000. attempted escape after he Boulevard near the Sanford residence, according Maurice Murdock McDonald, _________ _____ ____ , following their arrest at the ' 'i" ____________________ _____ r;-i - ':: - Ol t - - II i A... - U 4 441.1 1.6* To WA 2nd WC Modols person must be a citica of the .0 •44 t44 . . - . Chamber Adds 160 Firms from mutt Your Refund Will Be: dIU wuiiieii TO6SIN& AWAY BURNIH& SMOKES IS A tNO)US ' ', - HABIT 4' Whatever your sport interest. you'll feel comfortable i a soft triple knit acrylic warm-up suit! Jacket features Contrasting stripes, collar, cuffs and waistband for a great fashion look. Pants designed with handy left hand ball pocket and zippered legs. Machine washable for easy wear and care. Perfect for working out, running, jogging, you name it. Cash in now on the savings and get yours in sizes S-M-L-XL. . PLUMBING & of Commerce Week by Altamonte Mayor Norman Floyd and Casselberry Mayor Gerald Christensen. Sanford — S us. - Leading membership recruiters will be honored at the chamber's annual banquet March 28 at just say . 0 0 "charge it!" FIRST FED AL F -I save 5.11 SA'ORD • OliOO • • VIST1R PARk • CINIURY PLAZA tO"C',OOO ORA'C( CITY Rosemont G o lf and Country Club. 88 11 your s und Are Sought (Continued from Page 1"A) million spent yearly here under who can provide fullUmne jobs Mrs. Martin said first CETA guidelines Is used to after C'ETA money Is withpreference will be given place persons with employers drawn. veterans. After that the jobs will be doled out accordingto Teacher Acquitted established need. FREE ON ANY 3 WAY 8(118 SWAG LAMPS WITH THIS AD -. - '" - - our reg. 23.99 /'1'•':• :' Seminole. The Ewning Ele2uld Thursday, March 25, 1976—Vol. M. No. 185 P_tjI,hCd Patty a nd Sunday. Saturday and Chrittmas- Day by Ttte Sanford Herald. Inc.. 215 N. French Ave_ S.nt,ira, Fla. 3777 P. S.cond Class Pos-taqi Paid at Saaford. Florida 32771, 143rne Otiivy, 55 Ct,its-; Month, 10; 6 4'.iths-, 514 fj Y(,,i r. 52540 flyMad. In FtoqlØa tame s- bO'n', dtlivry. Allotner r'iatt Month, $ 70; 6 Months. $1820. 12 Months. 112 10 Friday's School Menu Pizza Tossed Green Salad Corn Ice Cream Roll, Milk, Butter 110 lb. barbell set or standard press bench Zebco US76 spincast rod and reel 110-lb. barbell-dumbbell combination set or padded press bench featuring tubular steel construction for greater stabilIty. Two good ways to develop excellent muscle tone at one Fabulous combination for young anglersl Reel features tough metal gears and bearings for du'abillty and high Impact pins. tic body. 5-ft. fiberglass rod with Cycola' handle and cork grip completes combo! low, low price. Shop now and savel save $2 5!!7.99 . Slazenger Varsity tennis racket . 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Economically priced rocket with fine features foravki tennis pIaye! Strong bonded tr.me with full over. lay for stength; perforated grip. ., - our reg. 4.99 save $2 ()1 program is okayed (Continued from Page 1-A Driftwood f job seekers may apply at the who wanted some heroin. J'ac'ti t, of i't.rn Park, to two year, Florida State Employment Haynie said he took heroin in prison plus three years office in Sanford or in South the friend's residence a' 2310 probation for possession of Driftwood Drve, Fern Park, heroin on Sept. 26 at his workers will t.ie Employed Sept. 26. money cha nged - - MLM OHM hands residence. only through June 30. After that and he delivered the drug to a A circuit court Jury no funds will be available man he lacer found out WaS ;r 'iucdav acquitted Wllli. unless an additional 5Ot(CC can undercover agent. Charles Millor, 31, of be tapped. Haynie, Jailed pending IlonSquare,southSem(nole,on Mrs. Martin said CETA completion of a PSI, (aces a and grand Larceny guidelines provide for utihiza- possible maximwn sentence of charges. Lion of funds for short term ern- 1 years In prn on the guilty Millor had been accused of ployment as well as other P breaking into the Red Lion poses. Earlier this week Judge Apar tm ts en office and taking a You Must Present Ad For These SavinsJ The major fart of some Cowart sentenced James Gary television. (NOTHING TO BUY) - L.. • .1 - F 9 if ' f- choice tltough the Seminole state citizens to take an active part in penalty for felony vandalism - - f I prosecution of each case But Polk renewed the call for in the county jail, while the Zoo - save cc OWN ANY FLOOR push strongly for maximum photographs in total darkness. maximum sentence of one year MPS b warm-up suits . Smokey Says: home finandng.1. Membership Chairman Harold Watsky -said 160 new firm.4 have been added to the chamber's rolls, bringing its total membership to 3&). The drive was held in conjunction ih the chamber's second and the birthday proclamation of Chamber PHONE 322-6S62 1007 Sanford Ave. make Immediate arrests of returning to companies and In addition, Polk cautioned, if anyone anpr.Pu'nded for dRmgIng heavy equpmcnt 3 mail box is dama-d le U ' men s 1/ have announced. L HEATiNG, INC. sIutaati. • ever beer. convicted of a felony. There is no length oi residency requirement. merce has increased its membership by 80 per cent with a week-long recruiting $ 50 75 $100 response to complaints of Seminole. fingerprinted and mugged and befote the state legislature damage totaling thousands of "I'm not saying it's all their parents will be notified which would require parents of .a•.0 fw the best drive, chamber officials CALL TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE AND HOME SURVEY. currently supporting a bill •.• The :!tamontC.ir ru' lberry Chamber of Com- REFUND AMOUNT 2-2y1 TONS 3-3}ç TONS 4-5 TONS WAL . rights restored , if they have p.-- Mike your best buy Mirth itt through April 30, 1976 on Ge--& Etetirk eligible products used for add-on or replacement from an rtiiing (,E CAC Dealer and General Electric *01 s-end VP to 51(10 Str a ight to you. Equpmcni be iris-tailed by May ii, 1976. - (1' Three of the cases were in adult medical personnel, said Dir'..-ct from General Electric on UNIT CAPACITY N our reg. 29.99 Joel L. Nitzkin, chief of consumer protection for the Dade County Health Department, said Wednesday. WEATHERTRON' 1l. Pump IMF= (4th each After several years with just a few reports, 19 cases of DELUXE Central Air Conditioners and WEATHEATRONS heat Pumps depending on capacity,if you purchase nrjw attorney's office, "and one way preventing vandalism acts by extends to time in the state or the other, we're going to notifying his office immed1atly prison system. "I don't think any person, a Twelve officers wearing stop, or reduce, this vandalism if they "see or hear anything." civilian clothes, including to heavy equipment, homes and Adults arrested for petty juvenile or an adult, who gets Seminole County Sheriff John mail boxes." out and commits an act of vandalism will be forced to pc Polk, have begun roaming the The sheriff said he could offer bond or spend a night in the vandalism, should get away county in unmarked cars, no explanation for the recent county jail awaiting disposition with it with just a slap equipped with infra-red night wave of clandestine destruction of their case. Polk said. Adults wrist," Polk declared. "1 feel surveillance gear, in an effort which has produced damage at charged with felony vandaiiszu- the parents are partially to curtail a recent outbreak of construction sites and trucking damage over $100 will responsible, in cases involving vandalism against heavy companyparklngyards,as well automatically be bound over to Juveniles, to know where their equipment, homes and mail as a wave of smashed or appear before a judge the kidS are." boxes, Polk said his office is o ve rturned mail boxes in the ( llowtng morning. Juveniles JAW th e "Rubeota" type measl es have been reported this year, Is Booth was held without bond =;O;;~ United States and be 18 years cineited, a health official says. _____ 'ra Im t thon! Save 1 To - JF AWCond*Ion.n Modils a , - MIAMI 'AP) Possibly because of the (allure of a "twoshot" measka vaclne used be fore 1969, the disease is making a Dade County appearance again and 50,006 kids between the ages of 10 and 18 may have to be vac- - Deluxe allegedly left a patrol car civic center. Allied To Stop Vandals TALLAHASSEE (A?) — The House Education Committee chairman has filed bills to in crease dgarette and whisky taxes by $52 million. And Speaker Donald Tucker says he will support higher levies LI he Is shown Quit schools do need the addi tional money. %.l., P' Richard Urut., 1).Tnr.-r,n propoals Wednesday to a school perintendents conlettuce, A rpvipt, nf G". .1. • showed many school d istricts, pa rti cularly larger ones, are going to be hard pressed to survive on Askew's proposal, Hodes said. Ee conceded that the bills face a difficult time in the legislature. Tucker, 1)-Ta llahassee, sa id earlier at th e conferen ce th at he believed th e House wo uld approve th e hi gher taxes but that they would not get by the Senate. Measles Appear In Dade i 4.., central en sal sport registering is about equal, the clerks said, and "quite a few new voters young people" be tween 18 and 21 years old are qualifying to cast ballots arid participate in the election process for the first time. ___ 50, of FTUI Bl~d., Orlando, was fol!owing his arrest at Seminole Coombs said damage to an sheriff's department recordt. arrested on warrants charging Turf Club on a county court auto driven by Fordham was Deputies arrested six other forgery and uttering a forgery. warrant charging he failed to est ted at M and there was perso ns on separate circuit Bond was set at $10,000. appear in court. $1,200 uamage to a city-owned Diane Arlean Carter, 31, of - .. •. to court warrants in other cases, - T. - s since New voters have been registering at Mrs. Bruce's courthouse office at the rate of 4u-Spv1ddy tile 40 111',Ve been adding their names to the voter rolls at the br;,ch otice in Seminole Plaza daily. Clerks in the supervisors offices say the continual flow of ncw voters is the best seen in numbers during the past year, although another election is not scheduled until the first primary in September. 110! of toiiiparison Tax Increases Proposed . J Their month-lo ng survey s ll ro Democrats to Republicans Cl __________ _____________________________________________________________________________ e voters' Elections Camilla Bruce today. Farmer ______ __________ (excluding KY6401) 1;- State Democratic party anyway," party executive ____ vandalism, Polk said. Officers and trucks. It's not necessarily contains mail, that constitutes a will issue no summonses but all teenagers, but the biggest federal offense and persons will bring offenders directly to majority of it is being done by Involved will be turned over to the county jail, where they will persons tinder 20." federal law enforcement REPAIRS OFF - -"• cuuhi be fingerprinted and Deputies will be setting up authorities. photographed for the county stakeouts equipped with infraIn cases of misdemeanor red night viewing devices and vandalism, Florida law 1 () % OFF 21 % OFF mug file, Polk said his department will cameras that can take clear provides for, on conviction, a ANY LAMP (AP) Jimmy Carter and henry Jackson over the two presidential candidat es' insistence on a wholesale purge of national convention delegate hopefuls. "We could do anything from calling off th e delegateât.U.)t.,) U dtk1upLing iu tiet the reJe'tcu delegate candidates director Greg said on the eve of the 6 p.m. mee ting of the links Committee, Carter and Jackson forces raised the ire of state party leaders by rejecting 390 Flor idia ns who had qu al ified as conven ti on dele ga tes to be selected in caucuse3 Saturday. National party rules give presdent1al candidates the right to approve or disapprove delegate candidates. But state party chairman Ann Cramer has charged that the wholesale purge was "not in keeping with th e spirit or intent of 1 riLi' 'lcltte selection plan. ___ ______ th the registration books closed For the Mardi preferenceprimary in January, 9 presidential Deputies will be instructed to may be disgruntled employes Servkes. k Discuss D e legates leaders meet here today to map strategy in a dispute with dollars each month this year, teenagers who are respon- before they are turned over to Juveniles convicted of vanwill strike without warning. sible," Polk emphasized. "It the Florida Division of Youth dalum to pay for damage. LtIISIUIIj,fIL9 1 To torical value The task force. created in Fern Park area of south who are brought in will K86 Seminole Coun-- be graduate By KRLS NASH Herald Stall Writer A Snme 1,635 ti, have had their names Sanford's Downtown Conklin. This would give the of many of Sanford's old ____________ Development Corporation board time to meet the May 1 buildings Downtown. He said i ___________ ____________________ (DDC) to conduct a survey of deadline for applying for believed great community the Downtown section of the matching federal funds for pride could be developed if this __________ t ti town, particularly along First developing the historical iniormatiun public. the municated to Street from Sanford to Oak Downtown istrici.. It was suggested that ongoing Prior to this, however, Avenue. _______ The survey was done as a Conklin said local property displays featuring pictures of prerequisite to making ap. owners will receive corn the old buildings and in. _______________________________________________________________ pilcation, through Tallahassee, inunicatlons from Tallahassee formation about their history the historical pla ced in the storefront window ____________ _________________ to Washi ngton for listing on the informing them of _____ ________________________ national register of historical register program and asking the DDC plans to use for ___________________ places. their approval. Bill Thurston, communications purposes. Z liiiimmr~-, The DDC board felt that listing on the national register 'General EIectriT" tiuIi-1 help them obtain ccrtairi I didn't know th conditioners and heat matching federal funds and would also help promote pumps are one of the I [But they are tourism to Sanford. ( rebatableY' best values around. Lyman High School's VICA Club (Voc.tIoILaI Industrial Qula , Students Carl Shiver and CLUB RAISES ______________ It's not even debatable ___________ America), recently he ld a car wash, to raise money to atI the Sharon Wells were hired at a FUNDS FOR MEET state contest, to be held April 9, 9, and 10, with Hyatt House, cost of *1,400 to conduct the Orlando, as headquarters. Eleven Lyman survey for the Florida peting. Lowell eIdon and Ralph Jensen are advisors to the Department of Histary, _________________________ Deputies P will ____ 3a,e Or Ivlarijtiana Aiiegeci Ford Seeks Vaccine Funds meeting _________________ __________________________________________ ..,.•..•.. Carter was the favorite of 17.9 per cent of Democrats voting so far. be Rolls To Democratic. Party Leaders in _______________________ Added FLORIDA IN BRIEF comnieted in mid-March. Cal from the Department of fl'J Conklin, chairman of the DDC's Earth Tremors Shake I . . MIsSISSII River Basin Thuriday, March 23, 176-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1792 A_0n2t!20 - --- Sanford's Downtown Has - - .. •, - - 'T, ' _.t-. �I I - The Jimmy Carter 'prncn" Is in full sw1x with the form GOW= &M peang Lama from Georgia having captured five 'c1mary vlctories includIz FI1cle a majority the Evening Heiald \ F EACH -%V: SFofW. Ff 'Are i ( TTI '31•i11 c $31.9953 '' WAYNE D. DOYlE, Publis h er H. RICHARD LONG, Ethttc V 1111AM D. CURRIE. Managrn Edt. 9 , ,• _____I - II #1 The Clock L Ill Carter stopped In The Her ald &flce !ast year for aninw. What l saw was just a man, like you cr me who said be wanted to be Prealdmt. B ush all the campaign promises aMe, and that's what you a real tMidate t he "little people" can have identify with. Carter stopped by he w accompanied by only one aide and spent nu than an hour chatting about his aspirations for high office. . ._. i1i, I..A.i , working for Th e Tribune In Tamps. e day a young attorney stopped by meet the reporters. i was busy typing away, and the young attorney nt'xrupted rue only for a minute to tell rue he to ..... In ir vtor oi üw state After all, I thought, who doe'L So, I t to my typing and ReutAn Askew went on to become strength he's shown so far, that prediction may not fails. His message at Boston was tough, direct and unambiguous. Unless th e critics of our foreign policy specify exactly what precise changes they seek, they are doing nothing more than co tributing to the lack of nation al cohesion and parctvcis that n1w On the p<itive side, Mr. Kithgcr rcitcrated i74 much ni what he has c.aid cin personal foreign policy campaign thathas included 17 major speeches, 20 news conferences and numerous meetings with editors across th e United States. His basic theme is that detente requires flexibility as well as toughness and that it cannot survive constant attempts to gain unilateral advantage by eith er side. He is as tough on the Soviet seek to extort from the United States as he is With his domestic critics. Mr. Kissinger obviously is willing to lay on th e line his tenure as secreta ry of sta te to gain atterition and make his points. It is not enough for Sen. Henry Jackson to respond politically by attacking the secretary of state for speaking up during the political campaign. Even if Mr. Kissinger leaves public office, th e :blems that he brings to the forefront 'i1I remain. By the same token, Ronald Reagan's,dismLsW of Mr. Kissinger's criticism with the' ca-;a11(T' statement that foreign policy should be able to survive political attacks is not good enough. The questions th at Mr. Kissinger asks of his critics are fair: A'What level of confrontation do they seek? What threats would they make? What risks would th ey run? What precise changes in our tiefense posture, for what purpose?tt What 1-vel of expenditure do Chey advocate? 7be political issue is not Mr. Kissinger, but the questions, Mansfield's Record Few wouW accuse Sm. -Mik,e Mxmfleld of being raw. pollU!. The Montana Democrat duri ng his 34 years In Comes been a vigorous defendar of his party'A stands and a firm ad. ua é uf iL pirni.ip. But during 15 yem u Senate Majority Louder, biwdield his won the admb'aticmdpollticalallles and adversaries aflke for his even-handed administration Of legislative power. The senator's decision to retire at the end of his term will be a loss to his state, whidi is cognizant of his dedication to Moolana's Interests and proud of the additional prestige woo t1rougi pg And it will be a loss for the ca pi tal where, holding lea dership position longer than anyone before him, he esta blished new standards of Impartiality and honesty for BEk'RY'S hold. For raw, how*YV, wa'likttt stand. Even If County Commissioner John Kixnbrough, DON OAKLEY 4: the W76 Bicentennial National Cherry BI.om Festival In WazhiIto(L one of the mod popular governors this state has --•• • 'r'- the l5.member band is still short $40 of t he $12,600 needed to make the trip. Lake Brantley will betheonly,endoffidallyrepresentingF1Oridath the April 10 parade. JOHN D. L OFTON JR. Challenging Tax System I . -. ,r I ?I \ Weapon . I WASHINGTON ,; President Ford's - £••'_...-- - (--- - -. ports asa weapon rnrntemalionai di plomacy is major str gie bhmd which ves the United &aies ,c&.i nor 01 LIlb l.WUU 3 n.5L peacef ul means of exerting pressure on our \ V 'Jb'Lr tax. SOCfld Of the attempts deserve high marks for not SUCCtSS, acctrdlng to Cornmerce Clearing House, an organization which reports on developments In tax and business la w. A classic example was the case in which a taxpayer asserted that the income tax amend. meflt, the Sixteenth Amendme nt, was nfl- \' dver1es. In hot pursuit of the farm vite earlier this mouth In Illinois, Mr. Ford told a farm forum \4 - ti, '*., . I J I) - that he would not allow agricultural exports "to become a pawn of inte rna tional politics." Promising that the wheat deals wi th the Russians would con tinue, he declared: "I categorically disagree with persons who ad. cte using food as a weapon to try to change We system in other countries." .r — - - ctinstitutional tecause it placed taxpayers in a of contrary to provisions of the Thirteenth Ame,ndment. Violation of Fifth Ameixbmerd rights is anothe r frequentargwnent,altho ughasearlyas 1927 the Supreme Court held that filing an incame ax return did not violate one's right against self -tnalrnlnatlou. -' f1' ezanwle1 a taxpayer asked that a apeéial ex emption be granted to me mbe rs of the black race. If dea th and taxes are cer tain, so is the likelihood that the Income tax will continue to be -. .. % : 6 J) t.~~ J ~ V, .I '. . 1A ...! ¼ - 4 "M y Insurance Company? Why?" Letters To The lotailtarian form of government. During the county commission - America'S exnnrt kni4 iirvl ft4. £Thwi agripower from stre ngth Li just as simple for America as playing oil from strength as the --- I-- - - I Arabs do or politi cs from military su tii as the USSR does," Th e Soviet's continuing dependence on American grain, Costick points out, gives the U.S. government a useful negotiating tool. Moscow lea de rs need these Imports to build strategic reserves of wheat and to continue to upgrade their country's livestock Industry, a precondi tion for providing more meat, poultry and dairy Products for the Soviet mlljt,aryas well as for the average citizen. ANDERSC)N Costick quotes from a CIA study that emphasizea that Ameri 's "ar-monopo1yposition as a world food exporter ". . could give the U.S. I S L1J a measure of power iig 0 I 1' cait had never had before, possi bly An economic and Political dominan ce great er than that cf th e Immediate post-World WASHINGTON The Internal Reven ue pages. The Investigation prod uced little behind closed doors by the Senate Intelligence War II years." Service is conducting a quiet but exhaustive evidence of actual wrongdoi ng by Alexaxxier, but Committee about his role In J. Edgar Hoover's To audit of the tax returns of Sen. Joseph Montoya, To effectively use America's agripower, the report cited numerous "extenuating clr- vendet ta against civil rights leaders and b la ck Co suggests two a1ternaUre: D.-N.M., whose subcommittee oversees the IRS curnstances" and "erroneous assumptions." miLtants. (1) budget government should obtain tight A memo turned up in the late FBI dIrecio' control The Montoya's 1972 returns, for example, raised over the flow of agricultural products It will be the first time his taxes have been questions that clearly th called for an audit. tiles reporting at Agnew had solicited In- requiring a va thoroughly audited mince 1950. Over this s-year Alexander he lidated license, similar to present f ormation about Dr. Martin Luther King's ld off, however, beca use Montoya con trols on the export of strategic materUla and span, the senator has become a millionaire. had been appolnte(' to the Sena te Watergate disciples, the Black Panthers arid others on technology to the USSR. Rou tine sales to friendly The Justice Dept., meanwhile, has examined Committee, which was investigati ng then- Hoover's hate list, nations would be routinely approved but exports .hether Internal Revenue Commissioner President Nixon's n1.suse The committee concluded after a brief incontroUed nations to which L'onald Ale xarder intervened to block [lid of Montoya at that time,of the IRS. An probe ve a[1oo Liat Agnew hadn't participated in Al exander decid ed, e th United Stat es auditing of Montoym's finances. The government would look IlPe reta had a oowerful po liti cal reason the Hoovar campaign but had received Fill to liation, make sales conditional upon some di plomatic attorneys have serious reservations about Inf orma tion on individuals Hoover considered t Neverthelew, Shnon was a) upset by the o arrangement. This measure would also have a Alexander's Judgrnent in the Montoya affair, but be un-American. Apparently, the FBI chief beneficial effect on doint-stfc he f warded them to On have recommended that be not be that or the Justice wanted Agnew to luse the FBI in miatlon to food prices by I)ept, He also called the IRS and urged strongly mount public attacks on minimizing the Impact of foreign demand these 1ncliv1dua1z. iuch as the Russian wheat deals. that the senator's tax returns be a udited for the Secretary of the Treasury With= Simon past three yem. Senate investigators confronted Agnm witb (2) Agricultural exports as an instrument of personally advised the IRS to audit Montoya's these charges last Oc tober and arranged to ftfeig.i m uis began a major policy could be further nhnne.w1 Oo'*vh hi NY rphirns !UMP pue tin h!p'i I h nf I'?4 in('rnft,*,, M ti LI - fltntM1V COW Counsel l.tster Sidel•i ; aserves, which could be also.gandiecLlngthe .'audi w,his used entirely as an Imnpont w tpoten which he ordered lâaL 1• ea pon in 1973 and 1974 returns. in the presence of Agnew attwgy judah Best. govermwnt's diplomatic arsenal. They could be Foot ote:Agnew'se One was conducted by the IRS, the other b, used for ei ther taim.arütarja or political purFootnote' Sen. Montoya told us he had not Hoover's contenti on that Agnew nna&tj the first poses. d (Iiti M*11 I I011 e - ,?,J_- - 'Oh, 'oop-sIe, you shouldn' t have! My very own THURSDAY, MARCH 25 American Legion Bicentennial birthday dinner, 7 p.m., Post 53 borne. Covered dish. his in retums were being following a Washington Post story that audited. Decades ago 1,ew wrote: o,ne Red .A=y But he emphasized: "I do not fear an obviously Intended to cover the FBI chief in case Cannot be strong wit Alexander tiat'. squashed the Montoya audits. swjit." li hout great sta te reserves ° he added that he plann ed a his gambit with the Vice President was wheat because without this the army cannot be %Uking study, in. " thurOugh Investigation"of IRS horasum,t of discovered, Best suggested. As for any Agnew m(wed about freely,nor trained valving th inte'vIew, Of Montoya's taxpa ye s "from California to Nev York," as it should be. Without this one cannot mafn returns and Alexander's actIou, The findings the workers AGNEW QUESTIONED: Spiro Agm*w, the leaders, Rest said this was "just stuff and who work for the army." were so detaIled that the summary alone ran 64 deposed Vice President, ha, been questicncd nonsense." &' it 1 to L_ PRO ! OSRAAf ---. _J& _J _________ ."A ' 't, __,,?%A~ t I Spring Festival, Bishop Moore High School, 3901 Edewuter Diirt, Oila,,k, Z-iO p.m. wiu,, gaAlav3, rides, food and entertainment. ---Me Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50 a.m., Lord (lumley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Simrise Kiwanis Club, 7 a.m., Buck's Restaurant. Foreiters Square Dance Club, 8 p.m., The Forest. Longwood AA, closed, 8p.m., Episcopal Church. Tanglewood AA, closed, 11 p.m., St. Richard's I.- ____________ Episcopal. ___ Nllft~ __ __ Bicentennia l operetta, "The Tea Party that Sheok U1c Wor d" preientedby MllweeMddle Sd aol 8th grade 7:30 p.m., school auditorium, SR 427. i-.4*' _______ ___ ___________ -- _______ ___ ________ -_______ '.- %"att" ;" .-_- . .. - . - SATURDAY, MARCH 27 Longwood Walking Tours, 10 am. to 4:30 p.m., Bradlee-McIntyre House and historic district. ___ ____ The award for th e best banne r in d'e Parade of A thletes at the II79 Special Olympics Cou nty Games at Semin ole High School stadium was won by the Work Study at Crooms High School. Principal E. L. Blackabeare was presented with "e award by the school's ipe'i.l Olympic CoorBANNER WA Rfl dinar John Prom Ficber, nth grade pacint games; Bncksbeore; Dlmltr); and Engene Stalcy, another ninth grade partidpanL(Heraid Photo by Toni Vincent) ________________________________________________________________________________ CROOM S WINS AA Sanford Women's Group, 2p.m., 1 1 W. A ('..berry AA (dc'd , r, Arcn.ir.r Si. ''*tIuri lefi, I rod by DeBary Boy Sco ut Spaghetti uer Troop 560, 4-7:30 p.m., Community United MetldL5t Church, Hlghbanks Road, DeBary. Williams Working On Anti-Pollution Campaign ____________________________________________________________— Spring Festi va l, Bishop Moore High School, 3901 Edgewater Drive, Orlando, now to 10 p.m. country market Day sponsored by Oviedo Woman's Club 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., St. Luke's (lurch, SR 426, Sl.avia. Continuous entertainment. Seminole Lakes Cleanup Proposed County Commissioner RichBill Dale, th e director of Another new venture Is a have to be worke d out, Williams SUNDAY, MARCH 28 ard Williams is working on a environmental se.-vices, has weed eradication program. says he is serious about getting Longwood Walking Tours, 1:30 to 4 p.m., Bradleelong range countywide pollution identified at least two lakes that Williams said a spray Into the pollution fighting McIntyre House and historic district fighting program which would have reached the danger level machine could be purchased for business fulitime. Spring Festival, Bishop Moore High School, Orlando, clean up all the lakes in because of affl uent dumped in about $15,000. Funding will be the key to 1-10 P.M. Seminole Co un ty. by sewage treatment plants Then a survey of lakes would success or failure of his Williams said today he Is owned by Maitland and Winter be made. And, those lakes proposal. Central Florida Great Dane Club Fun Match, noon, preparing a memorandum to Park. found to be heaviest with weeds To secure the necessary Orange County Ag Center, 150 E. Michigan Ave., the boad which will be Williams said he would start would be sprayed first, commission votes for the new (klando. Entries close at 11:30 a.m. (fistributed on Friday outlining an education program to keep The weed spraying program program Williams will have to the program which he envisions lakes clean, when, and if, the would Include private as well as prove money from non-lakeside (-osting in excess of $100,000. countywide program . is public lakes. residents will not be used. -_I ,." I- I Then he said he will verbally initiated and Is successful in Otherwise, Commissioner In the case of pri vate lakes, explain the new program next cleaning up waterways. Williams said some kind of John Kimbrough says he would " Tuesday and ask for a decision Included in the program also reimbursement to the county oppose a clean-up-the-lakes the following week. is a proposal to survey all could be worked out with program. What is behind this is the county and state roads to lakeside property owners. Williams said he still is fact that lakes are being identify unfiltered storm "People could pay for the working out details of (than., ... __ p)lluted, and they're getting tirains. lUt would be ac- materials; we could pay for the cing. lie is addressing himself Donation 'The time has come to Works Department. Though many details still by Kimbrough. DISCOUNT coordinate an effort and get IIU1VI(I. continuing to leave HALIFAX (AP) — Nova Scotia Finan ce Minister Peter the question unanswered is Nicholson says the provincial governmen t will give !;o rn ething we can't afford to million to the Sydney Steel Corp. to help cover losses, EXPERT INSTALLATION OR to." ViI1iiuns said. SAVE AND DO IT YOURSELF ex pansion and modernIzation. Ile went on to say that he will %S 43I i I I .1 I L# / The provinice-owned company, Nicholson said Wedr*&f Blahnik also received a Maurice J. Belknap, and SEEDCO enlist the aid of all seven cities clay, has reported that It Is $32 million In the superior rating as the band's Deborah Wiese. Ifl Seminole County. lie said V, lie added that It will be given addi tional funds to qualify student director. The entire F~ ~& 4b 4 SANFORD — more than $75.000 is available in for federal aid. I Seminole band, un& , r the direction of Numbers Are Vital HILO state and federal grant money Employment and Economic Richard Feinberg will go to Ft. I Development Corp. (SEEDCO) Walton Beach, May 6-8 for to fund the new program. the SANFORD Sheriff John state contest. Polk has instructed his SafetyI ; I I ! I 10/4 lion of the matching funds Membership Breakfast Crime Prevention Unit to The International Joint CornMONTREAL (AP) Williams envisions some type of Meeting Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Donors Give BBlood initiate a campaign to persuade Ic I *5 nxi.ssion says work on flood control structures on the ~%q I ; I I %# Wat registration fee, Also, he is at the Sanford Civic Center. For E!!i] Seminole County residents to _______ Richelieu River won't begin until the end of next year !ooking at gasoline taxes as a all meiribers and friends of the PURE VINYL OX SNF'O1W - Seminole pos' their house numbers In a despite pressure from the region's farmers. organization. Registration for County SELF STICK ix)tential source of revenue. Blood Bank had 128 prominent place, where they _1* A spok esman for the commission commented Wed To halt pollution in lakes, non-members will be available. blood honors during the mon th can be seen day or night. M 00"s TILE so nesday while civil defense officials worked on ice jams in DU PONT SO) am Williamssaid hp wants to go to of February compared to 156 C Dispatched to 3nswer calls we the river to ease sorne minor flooding. the smrce of the problem — Band Is Superior NYLON ~ 29 sq. I'd. %I 1 ; I I !I transfusions. sewage treatment plants. PATT ERZO =SCROLL *~ %, donors Seminole County resideits, ;, OVIEDO — The Oviedo High Regular recognition were:receiving lie hopes to secure an orLo uis emergency units, including law C A Me A TU dinanre which would require School Band earned a superior .", $A 99 Xce.cn, fh-1 gaflon !!waud; PtRL1I' i#i.r I I I sewage treatment plants to rating at the District V contest 1 ou -S Iu Kelly Ben award; Hart rescue, often have difficulty in r "clean up" affluent that is Saturday at Spruce Creek Iligh Bishop, threeand gallon * , REMNANTS ---- --------- ------------------uUlnpvu UI lift' UOUULY UIM?5. WIIU"I. L)tIiIU VI IIUVI .JUIUI , correct tour grtam-grunucruiuren. sms. t,ui.i)it'; itp; •'.I !U and Ms. Wilma L. Morris, to missing, obscured r Example: 9x12 Garden Chapel Home for .. William L. Holcombe, Riley C. unlighted house numbers. Mrs. Goldie E. Lee, 81, of 6235 Funerals, Orlando is in charge Henry III, and James W. Sil vis, BUY TODAY I $40 ,.It . om As a result, Polk became '4' Lake Charm Circle, Oviedo, of arrangements. INSTALL TOMORROW one gallon award. VA ___________________ • FREE ESTIMATES died Wednesday at a local First time donors Included alarmed at the possibility of a % PH. 321.0930 "iII!lI!It nursing home. Born in Wichita, Edwin Mestra. Russell I.eister, person losing his life or sufFuneral Notice Steven fering added or prolonged MARCh 24, 1976 Thomas M. Pinch, Longwood Timothy M ans., she had lived in ovuxlo __________________________ Johns, _______ ' ' ' IMlSS10NS: JefftevSeChrCSt, Casselbery Swaggerty, Dave Stiglich, Jack agony because of delay In since 1913. She was a member LEE, MRS. GOLDIE E.' S I:I1 .u! Funeral services for Mrs, Golde Sanford: Johnny N. Carver, Dehand Morrison, Sherman Franks, response by the proper agency. of Winter Springs Seven'h.day E. Lee, 0 1 . of 6235 Lake Charm i)ISChIAlIS K. C. Forrest Adveistist Church. . S Gary Pannell, Norma Luongo, The effort to educate the circle. Oviedo. V.fhO dd wei }"enze Franklin Sanford: her Survivors include .0 . David Selph, Darrell Kir- public, will include use of all will be held Friday at 1) 1 Mary 14. Jonie.s Edward N. Bloom am. at Garden Chapel Home for husband, Charles S. Lee Sr., patrick, Eugene Shelton, Paul media, plus a slide show to be FUner$at 600 E. Wilkinson St. , Asher J. Kanner James L. Blyth e .. Oviedo, two sons, Charles S. Orlando. Little, KeIth Colby, Howard presented be fore service clubs with Elder Ron BentEdna Lawrence Fern Gilson 'Ienn., And Lee Jr., Clarksville, Whelchel Jr., Tom Paupin, and civic and church groups. Springs singer at Winter Robert Orwig William McGill Seventh day AdventiSt Church Robert E. Lee, Oviedo; two efficlating. Friends may call Celestine A. Uawl Mimer Hyais daughters, Mrs. Dorothy l. Friday, ID.)) a m. at Garden t'hinetimi Shuler Bobbie Jean Stambaugh Jones, Gulfport and Mrs. Chapel, Family requests please Helen C. Th ompson Etniny V. DiCapria. DeBary may Clonts, Oviedo; omit flowers. Contributions Thelma L. Oviedo Cemetery be made to hinter, Deltona Mary F. Etta N. Frost, Deltona brother, It. W. Swope, Orlando; Perpetual Care Fund. Garden Earl Russell J. Curl, Deltona F. Childrcs.s, Lake Nonsister, Miss Mable Swope, in of charge Chapel Alberta roe L. Sever, Deltona Orlando; 16 grandchIldren and [-vclvn Romaine. Lake Mary ywr$ _________________________________________ Viva Nlary ______ Jeffrey Sechrest, Cassel be rry -Thomas Akridge, Altamonte rww ______________ ___________ Springs Carpet Store - - SHAG 4 . ________ - m tz , I- -. '.-----• - li - .?,:~ ,47 ?lL"4',r.ript.. d? .t.. 1 I - -:r - - 'it' : - -. ' -, I $ - - ________________________________________________________ HOSPITAL NOTES S 2 fl'e,1 - - 1" * -- ' .'.,. . t -. "*' z ,~ RW - ", '-. _Z',jt" ' -' .ç.1 k 1 '' -.... fi t. - '- • Jw1i '-!.'*.l• ..&-.-'-.__., 1 .3 •'-St I , • - ' 1f ',\c.i? fLt h'EV,y ( ' . ' . ' — ,irrangements. ________________ ___ ___ WEATHER ____ __ * _____ ' Wednesday's high 77, today's low 54. t Knowing everyihing will go right. A comforting thought _____ Partly cloudy and mild through Friday. Highs near ___ ________ - , - 4&!-*1e" -1. 'A " I,4' - - Robert . and lows tonight near 60. East to southeast winds around 15 M.p.h. be coming southeast to south Friday. EXTEN DEE) FORECAST I - - - .* - "onw Chance of shors. Highs Brisson L.F.D. in the nild 70s to the BRISSON FUNE R AL HOME los In the upper 60* to low 70*. Friday's Daytona Beach tides: high 4:53 a.m., 5:17 p.m., low 905 Laurel Avenue _____________ ________ Sanford, Florida 322-2131 - lo%v 80S. 11:00 a.m., 11:19 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 4:31 a.m., 5:01 p.m., low 10: 53 a.m., 11:18 P.M. tkdOOrS x1 anyqualified tk__~A_'AJMW -e i j, w. 000 - ......---------:" 4 If you've been thinking about buying or building a new home, start Shoppino! The time is now! The First has money to lend to qualified home buyers at competitive interest rates. Call orvisit any oneof the 1 1 offices of The First. You'll find The First people are good people to know when you're Shopping for a new home. 1211 E qual Housxg L v4er - - 1 1,1114, FIRSF, L _____________ First Federal of Orlando The Fimt &sa ses~K:e mAfk of Fatt F&Jeral Sawir.gs snJ LoAnhiso<,at-oti LI 0!w-jo, 14 11 t, Vt -r'-*. f ~ !) L I C .' - _.I - -. 'F1 ' ,..r',i , So day. Alcohoilci Anonymous, 8 p.m., l)1 W. First Si, Sanford, (open ). - & . approach wam' t true. The Hoover mino yral Get Longwood Bicentennial Committee, 7:30 p.m. Civic League Library, West (lurch Street. All citizens are Invited. Flood Proiects Stated ,.. been notified that 0 LOCAL BRIEFS ti that Mao are not rexponsible to VWFVUI 1 '\\ \ Argentina Runs Firm To . - immemliately 1 4 ,-,*; _____ _____ 017AWA(AP)— n.e Canadian Conference Board says the economy has begun to move and will continue a slow recovery through 1976, growing atarateof5per cent, The board Li a priva te research agency supported by th e government, la bor and Industry. It said Wednesday the recession that con tinued through 1914 has ended but that the recovery from it will be the weakest in terms of growth sime World War II. • ___________________________________________ ticlpation In three international meetings on energy, housing and commercial cooperation, W are not caiv.'elling art) ?uture grain aiilcs, which would reall y put the Russians In a bind. SO the gest ureLs meaningless. It is tantamount 10 Editor for biddin g any future tours in the United Sta tes the electorate and cannot be removed from off ice by the people. The appointed official The price — a reported $1 million. At that, the New Yor k museum seems to have cannot violate the sunshine law; therefore, they gotter more f or Its money than London's Tate can meet anytime th 7 so choose, Any place they Gallery, which paid $12,000 f or a "scu1ptwa" 90 choose wi th any commissioner they choose . and make any sort of decision., concerning consisting of 120 bricks arranged In a t, layered 6-by.10 400t rectangle on the floor. It was Seminole County and the residents Of this county pert of an exhibition called "fl Mt of the beMnd dosed doors adYou can like it or not. Real." The question that occurred to many County manager, executive assistant or viewers was, real what? dicta tor it all adds up to a county with a - -S 'W ~ r ___ BEIRUT, Leba non (AP) President Suleiman Franjieh ned from the hWtop residential palace early today alter a night of sh ellin g by Moslem forces, palace sources report ed . The 65-year-old Christian president, who defied ;k eeks of threats by Moslem military leaders to bomb him out, left the palace (our miles east of Beirut with his wile in a bulletproof limousine, the sources said. "There Is no one here but soldiers," the palace wi t. chboard operator said. "There Li no on e Ir, the offices of th e president. lie left this morning." - k , .~ CALENDAR __ I UU r Economic Recovery Predicted - . -• - ___ - Soviet Union's use of Cuban troops to colonize Af rica . The Problem with America's voluntary spiking of its heaviest bargaining artillery Li that when Itcrxnes time to express our disapproval of Soviet aggressIon, as In Angola, we are reduced to administering what amounts to only a slap on the wrist. Witness the recent announcement that, as "a signal" of our view of the Soviet's activities in bry' the Bolshoi BaUet Company. The vital stra tegic importance of American thiS executive assistant position was VOted "agripower " via-a-via the Soviets Is detailed in a Ttie trouble with modern ad has always b"!n By an ordbuince and the mere rap of the adopted, Commisdoner Kimbrough and Com. new study, by East-West trade expert Mtles that there is no stAndard by wWch the ordiniuy, gavel rather than a referendum our Board of missioner Williams boo stated that our county Costick, called "The Economics Of Detente and untutored person can judge wha t Is art and w'.t County Commissioners changed our form of did not need this type of goernment, bu t U.&-Soviet Grain Trade," published by the Isn't. For that, we have to rely on the experts and government: We now have a cmudy manager need to replace Betty Simeo, the r4st m Heritage Foundati3n, a Washington-based nonprofit r esearch founda tion. cri tics. form of government plus the county commission ordmnator, who had resigri.ed. Why replace the co-crdlnator with an entirely Coatick maintains that in international trade, Even so, a lot of people have the sneaking f or m functioning m taneously si ul fIn ed suspicion that much of what passes for art these through the tBXWYer3 irarse to the toine of Dew form of government and an astronomiral the ecmwalc and strategic elerrients are increase in expense. It behooves each us tnextricbly Intertwined. TIn's, because of (lays is mor e on the order of the emperor 's new $100,310 per year which will increase next (all look to the co clothes — the suspicion, that is, that somebody is when these people receIve a mmissiOner3 decisions of the past Implicatims for natioml and inteinational . wir amusl increas, two years and s again how many new positions security, trade between free countries and conning somebody. in salary. New Yorkis Museurn of Modern art, for Through the ordinance route our C10m* have been created and fWed with appointed commanist go7ernments cannot be looked at 0 exampLe, has just acqtdrad a hugh "cutout' missioners are donating to thew appointed of. officials — and wben we have become a truly solely hrom an economic point of view. Informed ci tizen — work by Frmth master He Noting that the United States now provides Matisse. flctals U powers, authorities haps w win c&.Jse to FPOfl sion Measuring 54 feet by 7 and a half feet, "The si tilitles of the elected office. Once and elect commis ers Of a dI ff nearly thre1ourtha of the world's net t cali ber these elected in . A OW tl*y muxil be reirieved on figures of womei diving or swimming or — they remain forevermore in the hands of June Cameron agripower not be eiptoited ? There literall y is no floating or samething. The work is said to be ,,a appointed officials. sa nf ord other place to go for the counvies that need 11 must h1so be remembered I ------- -. ronnuc wnpv.c — - cii.allenged, saysZommerce Clewing House, A Change In Format even though the courts have made their position dea' Editor: sierb example" of the artist's later paper The white-supremacist - Lebanese President Flees But the President misses the point The main pirpose of using food as a wea pon is not to alter the Internal systems o other countries but rather to discourage the ex terna lly aggressi ve policies of other na tio ns such things as the -. Then there are the tapyers who refuse to file a return because they disagree with U. S. foreignor domestic policies policies. Vietnam war p"xhwed a fhrry of such cam. Sowe arguments ce ntered on the claim that U. S. mili tary acti vities in f oreign countries constituted war crimes. Other taxpayer s have objected that beca use pa rt Of their tax dollars go for armaments, this violates their fre. dom Of reugion. cutout period , p* potent '-7)-- •- - a BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) Military ru!e In Argentina has begun with the usual flood of restrictive decrees but no indication of what the three-man junta plans to do about the nearly bankript economy. After sending President Isabel Peron off to house arrest in sou thern Argentina early Wednesday, th e commanders of the army, navy and air force Issued decrees suspending political parties and labor unions, setting up "special war .i in unge su nvr cases am uzp g sorship on the Argentine press. No anr.ed resistance to the new pnvrnnwnt c reported, and censorship muted criticism. A I iturtice of Stffl othoers have Wposed federal wmtion on the ground that It is discriminatory. In one case, I 1~ % _~_._, . __ -,---- A War — )tt ' - - - 4&-! ____ MiIita a I - - ~~_ Thursday, March 25, l74—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . 0 --- Is Futile FeOcatM rpa1 !'y the' "nitrts. every ao 4te someone mounts a new challenge against th e alleged unconstitutlocallty or ' E xports 1A r e "_ ;_4 r__ . - the side of th e revolutionaries, American Inte lligence specialists ay. At this point, the U.S. sources also say th ere appears no tpUon to a bloody war in Rhodesia as long as Prime iinister Ian Smith keeps po wer, unless he suddenly reverses his position on white poli ti cal supremacy. These sources add that a major guerrilla effort is not expected until the next rainy season, which starts in November, when the clima te favors hit-and-run actics. In any fighting, the white Rhc4tan forces are not considered capable of defeating the guerrillas over the long run, unless they get outside help or unless th e nationalists' unity and discipline break down. yOI - r r ~ Say Rhodesia WASHINGTON (AP) didn't kno w, the Lake Brantley ts been selected to officially represent Florida In "4 - 1. . government in Rhodesia cannot survive a guerr illa war Rand -. , 12i~ Can't Withstand — - - - - IN BRIEF The Seminole County Bicentenrai CcnmIttee aimowiced that the Str.te Bicerdennial Commission when it meets ear ly nut month is expected to allocate $1,000 to the Lake Brantley High School -' tI. , 1 ,.. - RS -- WORLD I Officials In case -- 1I 1-i a 4 Well, wha tever happens to Carter before dec. tkms at the end of this year, looking back I'd just to say: JimmY.I hardly knew ye. - - ~, VfAAffiiq,- - - stop ¶ JACK - I. _____ i ion't believe Carter will be the Presidential nominee. That bid, in m7 opinion, will go to the Happy Warrior, Hubert H. Humphrey. c,u Now, notional Cvhnr1st3 and newspapermen dan to get in and interview Carter. That's after the &1Vt otthe "phemmencm." Jut t!nk a year ago, Carter was ready and wlflir€ to devote hki time to nx Anyone who would IN Undoubtedly he did so with the full realization th at be himself could be the victim if his strategy _. -,A. - dsurxisIngsbowotvote getting — ____ Whether or not U.S. secretaries of state have engaged directly in political campaigns in the past probably depends upon th2 eyes of th e beholder. But there is no question that U.S Secretary of State Renry lCisinger has made a deliberate effort to make constructive foreign policy a centerpiece of the ISr76 presidential race with his recent speech to the Boston World Affairs Council answer to these e of vi zt I is 0 In eete, Carter for the me being the Wallace pow'r play for deep iti, Votes. With each primary victory clunces to ret ti Democratic prty this year in its bid for the nisidemy. By El) PR1Q(fl'I rI III f., rrr y. ____ Kissinger Lays Vote - I n..iil Back to the Carter "pbenxnei" What tMI that he is surisIng the p)Iisters, the and WI*T ahnist with hii slat ctories __ - Uemt, Ikhuier). Wcek,crnLs; Mi;th. $240; 01on03.$14.0 Vedr. S1 40 R) Mail In flrtda same .is hime deliver). All -the'r Month. $20. 6 Mcnthi. $16 N. 12 Mcnths. $1240 if Humphrey becomes the next President. Carter latest victory In North Carolina Is causing Alabama Gover Gre Wallace to rethink his entire Reports Indicate Wallace campaign dinators are ca lli ng a halt to the rally-style peign al will C ntrate more on what Wallace ________ - EepubVwi, does vow to "move out of the coun try" in Seminole Comty. Around Thursday, March 23. 1976—gA I of and I ..-- .-. -1'' - — .$ -i.-. I �_____ j s _____ TI - z..;---:-A - ____ __________ _J .1-- ..- - - - --- ---- --- ---......---...... .- I -- 1- WOMEN 6A -Evenlng Herald Sanford, Fl I . : , "-.-11, ------ - - foryour toddlers 4 Chuluota Perfect Playmates by Carter Thvriday,March2S,1t7 T % I g Lake I Visit Seniors Vis ta Buena . I --~ ~7 . L I. I : Shops Senator 's Hom t e Toas ted: . - i Reach log cabin home of Mr. of l --' a historical fashion enture to , DIAL 1 cabin' is more than a slight haven features hugh / Li..- 11 , . - If ___ - . __ S 2 — - " fashioned commode with a chain pull, and a barrel for the I . .1 Non-goffers are cordially dinner , n ard ' ir in cont- btif ret Nt 1irl t ' , ' tn 1 10 0 I I ut ) \ ( '1 L.J H 1ktu11,, r 1 1Id from the street, closed circuit of the couple were Invited to a following the third Annual television and security system party Friday From 5 to 10 p.m., Ballet Guild Golf Tournament April 3, at Mayfair Country and many other conveniences when eat, drink and be merry in the "push button" era. was the order of th e day. For reservations call one of A waterfall tumbles under the t he many attending the followind committee log spiral stairway. Ameng the unique and in* State Ally. and Mrs. Abbott members: A] Berguson, Mae novathe designs is one Herring Senator and Mis Blythe, Harold Brooks, Dan - - I . - - . e 11 . . - indrobt -. •i,,furd florida - - - Walter Rye; Mr. and Mrs. John Daniel Johnson. Also jack Horner, Chuck Duda Jr.; Sir. and Mrs. I,arry McCarthy, Bob McKee, Blair; Dora Lee Russell; Pat "Speed" Moreland, Bob (h-wig, Beers: JenniferMorris and C.J. [lass _____________ - jj . I - . - .r I " ,( ,r \ .( 7- . . I 4L 1) 4% - . ' -==-------I ---- --- -- ---- --_- ----7- . -.e I I- - -.-- - ., -. T 11 ~- .A*. t- -, _________________ . q .. 'N An t. '. . I -%16.~ ()--, — r^ . ()~~ ,.,. k.....M ., - N.j . , .,,,,.,...,,.,.% R .Z - .,,,..,.,.,,4 1111dollro A-SQUL-W I if . PRIZES 111 9pN"V-%3 - E5erytgfr0mter shave tUsepm5nt5amo0gtbeprut3 being wrapped by Mrs. Roberts S. Wright (lefil and Mn. Helen Robertson in preparation for Friday's Garden Club of Deltona card party. The club's sole fund ra!sIng event of the year starts at 12:30 p.m. at the Community Center wi th th e servin g 01 deu.ert. Prizes will include two $25 savings bonds. Tickets will be available at the door. (Herald Photo by Gene Hackett) WRAPPING I 'is 1[ 4 'P'b/,, --- / j / - i ç Occa,onS J 41,-i~-~, , ,; dat d d b'! I t - t our grief we had fcrgotten about our son's desire to donate his kidneys at death. how we 4 wish that his wallet could have been examined at the scene of the accident so that his wishes could have been carried SJFOP.D FLA. t ~'I prn I i an Club Deltona Plans Tw * o Concer ts N ) _:~ . I .. of the DtItona Organ Club, Gayle and Dayle as well as a Florida Stamp Club, will be Is transla led Into fashion i A- -. dw hite black an -- floral print sleeveless dress ____ irca is an accomplished professional artist at the console who formerly was a pupil of Mildred Alexander. 11w.wond concert, to be held Pt the Deltona Community Center on April 22 at 7:30 p.m., will feature Katheryn Jones of scarf I Exclusively at I BUY ONE GET ONE ,&S111L I OVJIA oultw a 0- SO 14 X --m-M : I. 100.VINYLLACE EXTRA LARGE ---- - bHft& - Nude 2$100 Black for ' () _11 W jj'( yd Clip T - alit &' 1 $ I / 1 I I " ' I FRIDAY, MARCH 26,4 P.M. TO I 59" WW $1 39 P.M. 1 — WE- ^ 4- .. .. -- - I - ' I - - Ri bbonCu tt in g _________ _______________________ I £ - I ,.. I - ::: I .:: eremon es At 4 P.M . i C __________________________ ___ :i I RefreshmentswEnterlainmentw4 To 7 I I -=-- xff-gerE • Come n, I • • r e~i ,~e ;~ 'I ~ in this mid heel slingwathgoldtone trim /"'"_\ Black and I OUR UI J I S •• : I I 'L a Ifil ~Wf 0 FoundalJons •Loungewear ,Swlmwear Costume Jewelry Sleepwear FASHIONS FOR INFANTS 8 CHILDREN .. -. i~~ , OF: - e .~i -!4 yi 1 Nv-, ----=jy&----_4+;t;~ I -- A -.— ,P ;~4.i~, - -. ft,~"- '. .;, ," J i ,Z j, -1 1 , .',~,X' Q~v:g4t~a~~kc - .Vrii4:~-,1111i--Iv-fx4t,v4r.~v Nc~.Na!,~-- 'A#1ck%, I . ~IiliiA~7-- --) .. 0, tw -') "~;" - -- - Nf:~ I. "IN ,`l:1-r,~.k.4;1~-*.-%, ~~e._ I I -iii ,,, -1 ,- -!r , - I j $ -' - '-' -, - "t~?i -~Irl A/" £ . - /0 I , --' I - -- 1 A : I \ 1 4, ,11 JJJ .r% 4,- I th f - ~- --.; -,- " ----%9-F14--A -& -- --q#---- - ,- .-.--- -,-blp -~p 1~-2i -,-) , .AM3~-`fl' -: - 1 -r1 ''W- I - . II . , "-. - . 1 .!, SPECIALIZINGIN " 1 I I HENSON KNICKERNICK a OTHER FAMOUS BRANDS / —---s aet f : i- - I.:!: -- I I 23" • I .I 18 un I I I .:, 4.~ ,li-,"~- t' ' I - k I • I 218-220 E. FIRST ST. PH 322-3524 \ ___________ 1 =1 - - I IN REAR WHILE - r! 2 I I JL %T - _ _____ Ci P.M. -. -- - —-- _____ I FREE PARKING --- ,I --- - ---_- -~ -- -- - ---- - I :: rT- --- -;---.- =- - I . --- 1 7 i ..: . ; - ---- I I I I '4 . / ' DOWNTOWN SANFORD 21 0 E. FIRST STREET . / - -- S 1 ,"'I-,, / — ----- I I —.. - -- =- -! Z`.------:---~- 1,m.-f'--.z-f--Tl_--=l.-.,, - ) I ...- 11~r-- --7-L- -- ,k.- $ "\ - I - I I \ I GAUZ E PRINTS ~ I- ..%1. mx.-.~,J, -' ---'~. ------. I . .:'I. \4 ~', - , - - '~~- . -A A I Get Set For Easter, APr1*1 4, I ~-- I j,': 4 comfortable. Start out 'I I ., - .. -- -- - I ! - - -- - I 1. '1117~~ 1p L'l Cl • FU Ith - ----- _________ -- - . I I 1. _____ - I N fin) . I X — ' I ~ '. I .14;1 --- - . _______ I kngth Wiyt$cOUPOHO$tYt - =~~- - -7*&1QW 4r17T-rm1JPW1W -- - dress up in a shoe that 89 :50W ""MM R.1rwr--~ 9%M 9W I , 5-__ - I I C TOP & BOTTOM WEIGHTS At,qaaI Van Buren. 1)2 Lilky Or., B'1' HiIl. caw. o. self-addressed. enclo;: POLYISTER/C0770H POLYISTII COTTON CRINKLE CLOTH I I k) ~., . . Csil. £ FAMOUS NO[ M1nI %OUTS V -PLACE" v MATS : r77 PH)21.O/80 728 E. First St. Shop Downtown Sanford T-SHIRT KNITS $149 , 1, - - .---. . I .. I C -% .. a .11) MACH. WASH --- _____ -I- . "Clip It" [)FAR HAD IT: Nothing. TERRY CLOTH 1~0 _____ ___________________ A do with a man ho refuses to bathe or brush Ins teeth' HADIT -. 85% COTTON/15% NYLON PRINTED SPORTSWEAR t0'0 $0)98 Gi ____ - . -- : ~ ___ FREE - I Ila IJst1iU 1 I _ " — ' her exceptional talent on a Wurlitzer organ and will Sanford, F, i .. I f property and lmmtdlatdy turn It In to headquarteis WITItOUT even opening the wallet' hIo%e%er, the hospital personnel should ha ve a dvised you that if you knew that yo ur son had signed a donor card, a form was available at the hospital for the next of kin to sign, granting rinlsstcn for a transplant "Al P .: . -. - .5 Highimith, who travels all user the United Statec to exhibit her work In major art shows, has lived In Sanford since 1964 -. - F Abby's book let,"How tOHave DEAR MRS.. WAll I am Informed that in y . state, the Cling free Antron Ill ,be nylon. officer who arrives first at scene of an accident must OF OUR NEW STORE IN ARCADIA. 1 11 L1 Eustis. Mrs. Jones will display 200N Park 1 Springs. Awe of the New York embroidered ____ 4k A-, t there uIl be two concerts sing-a long for the audience held Sunday from 11 a m to 5 presented free for the public's Both artists are 'tops" in p.m. at Mount Vernon Motor enjoyment their field, excelling greatly In Inn U S 17 ')2 Winter Park The first concert will be held their performances The public There will be exhibits a n d at the Deltona Community is invited to attend. displays. Admis.sion is free. Center on A pril 2 at-:30 p.m. with Dennis Awe at the Lowrey Decia. Offer t 'c 'C 1 by James Kenrob V% X- -1 IN -V Stamp Show Spring Stamp Shos, In ,iCC(, rd:inCe With the P01iQ* feature tier two daughters, sponsored by the Central --m--.- :7-. - -. . ..- Ii I 0- ~ 1i i 1 4 addressed envelope, pleau Here's an ingenious way to deal with capricious dress or skirt lengths. MRS. R.D.WATT, IIIXX)MINGTON, IND. any Lions Club member. Mrs. IM -1* death. ' r ri ' Tickets are available from -1% -- /:7-; late for David, but in It's tool' purpose in writing is to ask you to please remind all police and hos pital pe rsonnel o examine the %ictim's wallet or purse for such documents. Had this been done, perhaps a lifc could have ~ ! I If ' have to be prcsent to win , .t II Can't make ends meet Does esterday's Slit) , fall short of today's dresse (I-%~~ e. . . .. I Sow The - 1 W-~ ' fp .N11W -K.1111- î /1 - t. 11j--, the Lions Club. You don't - - ____ _________ -e - and the 3 rch Ck$a drawing will ' 1 L glaucoma clinics In F1r1da. - I - Imw ___j .. I I , I I ____________________ Lovely Wedding." 'send $1 ,~,SW"~N .r r _ -- A . __________________________________ Everyone has t problem. What's I LL . 2 I Florida I.Iors Foundation for the Blind, which operates three eye banks and nine I . David'ss 4illet contained a UNIFORM DONOR CARD 2944 ORLANDO DR. I 'IV, 1/ 1 , di' I [) I Dear DEAR ABBY: Our son, David, was recently killed in a 4. - se - 'N car accident. He was taken by - ambulance to a hospital where he died five hours latci. A state trooper removed David 's wallet at the scene of 01 recovered I (4 the accident, and it at the local state police post two (lays later. 6 .i I 7T .,. I onation "11111111111" II § TA I rin %A C) n 16 ey/ Bv ABIGAI 1, VAN IlUREN Training Program. She is working with severely retarded I . . . , Congratulations are in order adults as a mental retardation The green look" is in, at the Apopka Woman's Club Art Apopka this spring when the Show. to Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt training specialist. This year will mark the 15th annual art show, April 10 and 11 , McPherson,8I7Catalina Drive, '.'-' a to I If you are over 50 but still like opens for the first time ou tside annual art show sponsored by 'on their 50th wedding anTh ink... to toot your own horn, zing your in the City Park. It will include the Apopka Womans Club. The r.l'1'ersary, March £ j ri, " # • rear' / / SaniO,u ,.wer sito P strings or even squeeze your fine arts and displays, a doe. two day show will begin on I CIfltl Florida's Mrs. Donald (Margaret acvordion there Is a place for tor's plant clinic, and ssles of April 10 at 9 a.m., until 7 p.m., Finest Florists Sivers) Knight Land Edith %Pu with .the - fariford foliage plants and plant sup- and April 11 from noon until 6 I P.-irk is lo,ratd on Ph.121,1111 (L*ovejoy) Edwards, both of Seranaders, a swinging group plies. The selfing, show will also p.m. T'he City IAIUAtiMCARD - MA5-%5ACWA#" LSanford, are attempting to which provides music for feature categories in paintings, the corn,er of First Street and locate a!! former piano and dancing every Wednesday graphics and drawings. Park Avenue. -- organ pupils- of Faruiie Illrbit aftemoon at the Sanford Civic photography, sculplvire, hand Munson for a reunion. Any Center where senior citizens made crafts and sLhool art. SALE ZAYRE PLAZA infornution on the whereabouts gather to kick up their heels. Food booths will be ser%ing the STARTS ~ 1 of former pupils will be a p. Anyone who thinks they might usual home made "goodies " 4 to sit in with th e band may Apopka is recognized as the preciated by phoning Mrs like SANFORD FRIDAY ------1111111111111F Knight or Mrs. Edwards, after 6 ca ll 322-66 for further in- "Foliage Capital of the World" formation. and for w.reral years hosted the p.m. MAE'S, "THE BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE" ANNOUNCES: THE OPENING po pular foliage festivals, which are being rvlved as a part of SPECTACULAR OF OUR NEW STORE IN ARCADIA, FRIDAY, MAR. 26th. andtheiateMr Luten lt~ I . - T ink Flowers For All I 2 IL a a I . / K"n i ~.~11 ç . -~Ilk , / Art Foliage ShOW Sla IeU rOr ,-non,a Hospital Shou Id I . I Ill6 - 1 , I I 4% I -aliiiA~4-~ , -11 C!P OF Jones as the climax of the hel p raise money for the I % . & 'r . * .4 . a.% - • . dill I I ____ that all her company certainly enjoyed themselves and they understood why Central Flcrld4 I ' 4 II - 51 . %. _______ N k1k . - I a Mrs. Barbara Corrales, to welcome their granddaughter, Chandra Kim, born daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.R. March 2. Parents are Mr. and Wimberly of 1804 Rose Way, Mrs. John Luten Ill Mrs I uten Sbnford, has complet ed her u the fanner Judy Iin,i training and internship at the daughter of the late Marion Dental Careers and is nob', !tannon employed as a medical 'I ,Paternal grandparents are _______ 0 S 1, .4 I V ' I '; I '. , . .A . J .? U _______ ________ / Russi, Sandy Sanders, George Fart Weld, R.C. Whitmire or David M r. dnd Mrs. Elizabeth) Faust of Lake Wright. ' .- - -:~ S - _ ... . Boys SL5 infant thu 8 6 ."- J/ . Caroline ioned 11"If - ,. -- I 11"- I tIe Girls sizes Infant thru 14 lit - -- -1 A !" -, - I f I 'I~M~-=- --.. ,. , J ' kil~ 1!-h:,., -~-.,,Mffr f or - — - uS rvtdi collection people _______ 1 - UlIIIiII 's ) k% I --- - I -—I Susanne iflghsrni th :painting of a Florida beach scene will I - Y I i Wallace Ayres and Alberta and March meeting of the Chuluota had so many visitors. Louis Rartunek The group had Retired Club Of cour%, the Mary Lou Burgess, the 1 it11 IJiddli1 lUfihli ill IIIC iiiiuut uiuh,Ittr, is stiii Usual delicious Ot luck dinner ii f I m New Zealand, and .I viiiflge Rest aurant and visited preceded the business meeting stat .alI the shopping facilities The which as presided over by theSaflfordE%eninglleraldhas followed her there by mail r women were both interested Ruth Boswell, pre.cident and impressed by the beautiful hancinade quilts that ere for ftc I (hard Scadts of Third Jerry and Carol Cocke have sale, ;is this same group has Street have had some in- returned to their home in Flint, I0 quilted together for many teresting company with an Mich., after a pleasant visit years. interr6itional flavor. Mich and Lydel O'Dea of Burmuda spent Marvin Northrups of ake IAn interestlnl' display and u. k . njos ing the Central Dri e ' ' (ti presentation tII(' £ Li%', &Ld 1 lurida Ittr.atiufl5 , dli tht. 'living stones' method as a Schadts. Ruby Carrick of Lottsburg substitute for soil in the "deco Their children were old La • is visiting her sister-in-law plant line" was given by Diane school mates of the Schadt Ruth Boswell of 6th Street. Come see' our spring and - ---. mmg pool and tennis courts an . / ~ . . Another visitor was Mrs. 3l &z8 BoseIl, Ida Lampinen, Marie Utter, Dorothy Dunnington, Ruby Carr'ck, Eleanor and A imee is the 1 year old daughter of Mr and ,7,j / 1 May M r.s. , / - 2 9 iF.-_- Correspondent IfltCSt outing as to Lake Buena Vista. It was enjoyed by Nora , MrS Ross Wontenay ____ I 1 4 P" . bonnet 3.50. was KATHF KIN! The sundress is 630, the l fr _____ Banquet at First United Methodist Church. Anyone desiring to "show " a 32249 ___ _______ I f- c.cntcd in \.a, a . annualI .1o 'h er Daugter gown an its background is rntsnom'r Elegantly designed along for the lavatory, an old. asked to call Mrs. Rogers. the ., lr, , I \ I for heirloom wedding gowns for , t shed ,par t tuanrIj God,its mi Although the three -level hoin is constructed of logs — '• Correspondent .-,J I il isiting : beautifully framed by Mrs Lyman (Lucille) Rogers of Sanford Avenue, is searching .5 DORIS and Mrs. Al he iharth Senator — - - - - ___ Thank God, It's Finished A housewarming mutation to the nearly completed Cocoa ---", . ~ PAINTING - /J0 _________________ childr en on Long I sland Also a us service of the : Seminole County Federation of 11* sho Id 11 I -I - -- == . Qr— - -1.1T ,"-. - PRIZE In And Around Sanford -' - Thursday,March 2i,I97 -7A Ev.&ngHer.d,Sanford,Fl. In And Around Chuluofa j -)i CARIBBEAN CRUISES - -- i I -.--.-f'.-. ;!F.,~-~,.;A~,11 .. - 11U — - -, PLYSTJHO.P - - I __ 1. .. I . ~ _______ Gifts Hand Cut Crystal And Pressed Glass 1 Imperial - Fostoria Indiana - West Virginia C CASES - Elegant And Sparkling . . PILLOW ; II . 8RA & GIRDLE S 11111111 Living Bra --------$100 0FF 1,10.111 Price Double Diamond Girdle ----------- --- OFF MCA . TPA#-p TUBE e 1. jj-- -=-. 0(ovid All * 1W1*V4& AlIc aiiik6l ,cJ . , 6 K--- C : 2&3COORFAHCI yd. coupoia0000 V6411111 ~1~ - = ONLYI — -- ---- NATURALIZERe r OPEN FRI. NIGHTS J , MAGNOLIA BRANCH FOOD EMPORIUM I — P H. 32 .47)2 01110~10 -- - - - - WITH coupt)w ONLYI 111111115-- I- Z-, ------ ---m T z4v " Z I '° : $ $ . i - 4 , : I : f 3- -8 () '208 E. 1.j_kft., * _*_.-*_k*-*-*fl--- SHOE STORE SA'4FORD PH,372.0201 *-&k'*ft.. ' PhInt Sold. $ $._. Meal Size Sandwiches PLANT BOUTIQUE Instruction Given "Wtitk. ___ _________ I - e IN711LOCK -- - I :. DOUBLEKNITS — - I S .L_ 1 STORE 213 - E FIRST . ALLNEWSPMENTI 6" WMU TWIT I 11 - — POLYLSUPICOTTOR 074% ---- F" -lisw ,' I . th Every -.-- - Salads 1I -. I I • Pastries $ -. - ---- -- Delicatessen Desserts . I - �Thurssy,March2 Exhibition Baseball Brings Them Out In Force Aifredo Duran Says He Can Win $AEvenInHeraid,5anford,F$. ra;na9e Cuban Leader Seeks_Party Post '• 'r\ !:!!I! — • D lvi Major League Aspirants Biooming In The Spring TMJM1ASEF (AP) - A- ceive about 14C0.000 in candi- development funds, three senalando, could be speaker of the Iredo Duran, a Miami attorney, date-qualifying fees this sum- tors were pres.nt: WD. Child. House Speaker 1)onald Tuck- House in sIx years. says he has the votes to beat mer. That caine as something of a ers, 1)-Pensacola; Pat Thomas, Cr, 1)-Tallahassee, has been a Ann Cramer in her bid for reShe said she was confident of D-Qulncy and David Lne U- wee bit livish in the praise he surprise to Batchelor, wtio may election as state Democratic re-election, referring to Fort Lauderdale. heapS Ofl house members when se'ek his political fortunes else, potty chairman Duran's challenge as "no where. "This Department of Corn- speaking in their districts, Duran, an naturalized Amett- problem." But although she merce budget Is designed to "In 1984 there going to have to Tucker was quoted as saying who was born in Cuba, has says she expects to win a full help the Panhandle and Bro- in a recent speech at Orlando be 120 speakers of the liouse, , " I By HERSCHEL NLSSENSON uuice uneway was the first full day of i.xhlbitjon baseball, this will be the first stry of the year about the flowers that bloom n the spring, tra La. They re known as pheenoms and they were out In force ... Jason oinpson, John Valle, Phil Mankowski, Chuck Scrivener, Bob Evening Herald, Sanford, FL , TALLAJI &SEE tpi A house itt h l the Everglades drama es two at least on g r d mm Miami liberals and seasoned chairman, she is scrambling to party pros in his ttern t to o t w d If Dur h 11 lronmentalists, in drawing . The big blows by the Tigers rookie contingent came in the late bornered in the California Angels 4-1 triumph over the Cleveland innings. A home run by outfielder Valle produced a 6-6 tIe in the Indians. eighth and, alter a triple by veteran Mickey Stanley In the ninth. The San Francisco Giants downed the Milwaukee Brewers 3-1 Thompson,anosterfirstbar.aji,homeredoffMikeWallace. n Von Joshua's three-nm homer and the Chicago Cubs scored Meanwhile, third baseman Mankowskl played well defensively three runs in the 10th inning, two on a dropped fly ball by San and delivered two singles, one driving In a run. Shortstop Diego's Bobby Valentine, and beat the Padres 9-6. Thursday, March25, l74-1B ' cityRoya Isover his oIdc Iub Lbe stole borne to ea Texas Rangers, -3 Kansas Molinaro singled In two trips, Those other folks all starred for the Detroit in the Tigers' ___________________________________________ , I over some of the borders. constitutional • amendment 1 ' was defeated by Mrs Cramer '- 4A which re crc ted 191 Ii itc most controersiaI the -- i,,, .m. - .. - i•a a,at,, ta*t Democratic National Corn iiIttee meets A . \larch 9 presidentnl primar) - r - t 1 _____________ -- - 'liape I)Iinancc a 'd be - Irherited , . , ' Th So th U - k .. 3hoct% I t4,.0 ' stroni, fmaJciall) the Ctra rcgme , r' - L'hiiirman Jon Mo)le The party School Board Duran has been hen Mrs Cramer took office Mrs trarn blamed the Ii Miami s Cubdn cornmurnt) (olnmLrce Secretary Ti - ph i :v She said a national Demo- .. n... - • -. ._. zi ---, IF c —., . ere usual for a nonelection year 11975), and gould be ci I utuiS i - SouthFlofidadlstricttotheSr John's Ricr district - councilsuleachofthestatc's?S only going to be $102 billion cozn'nunit college districts aailable for all education con FCD dc arture from mills, Suwance Rlcr and murnty colleges vocational means breaking up sacred ii .1 ' s ' ' : • 4 _________________________________________________________________________ i 1 oner r-- "I -- YVITf1 me: COOl price! get a cash refund ,..,. I f I \ (I '- - .,- lii PCT MO ' To rncet needs for the coming Y BACK GUARAP4TE . - . "1I9 Turlington's formula to- ti-i 28distrluts,shIchhesajdwasa tentatseproposed allocation, is based on projected needs I student population and popu I lation growth Large countiet sould gain • I correspondingly big shares of $ the budget Dade would get I million oser fise years, followI ed by Broward, $76 million, the , ii -_. . "1:1 I '.' — - : - r - - CLIP AND SAVE - - - - - - - I s a • ____ I p I ' BREATHING MACHINES ng on sa at a though I his plan would force sometimes , COM MODES C. --.- -i--- I I , , - ________________________________________ p .---- c,'k.-,jJ ,ii.,u,-waru mnemr I CLU' AND SAVE Srtu a sit I dittict, I cornmissoner from the largest .- • I , - '. - -J ' - I I I / D&uzs C.ntrsI AICCOØd*IOnI(I TA Ri Modsis at a moderate cost March 1 throunh Anrit 30 1976 is ref d t I GE 0 OUL,ld. ' 3-3Y, TONS 4-5 TONS i _— - ______ _f ____• -w t"dis r ' _________ S 75 $100 ,,j • 1' I~ -. 1 All Al ! VA&1C • / '' - -• OPEN DAILY 9.9 CI IPLIr A i V- :• I - ---• . . - .... c ' pta) eacn other Saturday mat with no regrets game tagaint ',t John's) and ____ - ( "+ - ____1 o. 3 Rutgers or No. 9 Mich- Indiana comeback to within two . 1 - - - pionshlp Monday night. -. ' - -- ''- -- - ' - .... - - -- - n Wednesd'ivind 4111 pUS- going UCLA eventually beat In- -- _______ Pittsburgh C - .1 - - - : - .. . ..-,,,,.- - - A -= — r'i , 1 ' -. _______ - - - - - • ,' - - ( - -' - - 4' 41 ' - 'j .. _______- • I strong challenge by I1yman to MEDLEY RELAY- I Lake Howell 1 emerge sictorlous Y,edncsday r 090 2 Sanford 2 09 S 770 - mccl MILE RELAY I Lnan a a. lyman's big sticks unicasned (LU)64' I L8 Prep fTP) 39 BilhOp Moore IBM) 76 Apopka (A) 1$'? OviedO baschall game Dell lI.itfieldspearheaded the (,reyhound attack ssitti his 51. 7. Kavanaugh (La) (TP)3 friiay HIGH HURDLES- I Ktltom(A) season sshile Fdlison urped its (5)10 S 2 Thoma(LU) 106 MILE (L B) 4 315 7 rowers _________________________ HowlI 1:370. 2. Sanford l:.1. 410 (Lv) 319'.. 7 Bac"mOfl ILH) 1 Fowler, Stewart (7) and Cham &i 9 7 Goniale: (LU) 410 HO (Ly)7:O1 LOI4G lUMP - — - . s i; fLy) BI'ropMcre(ttM) Prep Rokledge I 57 1 4-40 - 1 CurIls Howell 1 55 3 1 ROCkIedQC 2 010 flO -1 Randall R 270 7 Cwls fTP) 671 7 O*en (LH) 627 410 6 7 Randal 1 Plummer (R) i tO 2 BIi'ke 1. 153 too--i Gammons I HHl MILE 1 mg LH) 117,2 formaflic in a row 'I ,KC Craig Smith picked up two hits inning. 14 Islanders Sabres 7, Rangers 3 Fsposito sstio scored two pop ,(I Q fl r os ,S Softball Rout ' the Ran'e's from tl"i ,na,,on • - _______________ '' - - -'F _____ a - - .' '- •'• - 'at1 "" - r- ..-. _::.ç;jj...P-' ' ... ,. a . . - -. ., - .: -.---- Ls - , 't .' P' ,, ,' 6."/ '-'aL" - ., ', - — a - -- — ' _, ' "r ' ' -i - -. ''' ' ' n.- : - " - ' ' " ' - -, ' fr-4f..- .- C ,,,., - _',tai 1z - — ;$::"7::; : kft' •- h _ I ,, ' 't )'l, .i i ' -. ,- ;Pç * -- - - L.-' -• .-. Mtunwhile, Buffal eliminatctl fl P'u(ateIIo 161 Lnon and Brown L*II*Ch Fender (1) a,i Foytek ' - ore urn e i .spOSttoS, (guy l.afleurs and Mickey Red- Detroit topped Washington 7.3, p, - - - playing atSorel, they gaemea 10-minute osatlon shen Ibroke .ymnan In the fourth .. P4-' Ahich suffered its seenth loss 11 times this season Id t tliinak t his junior clays in But no osation as more satsfsingthanWednesday night's, hen larouche helped the Pen'uins tie the BostonBrulnsS-5 'It sas the greatest," be said ith a smile That sas one milestone, one standing osation out of the siay Not to be ou'done, how cer, Jean Pronosost made it \e \ear s F'.e in Tunes - - ___________________________________- plateau. But none 'as younger than Pierre Lirouche, not cen " - - Flames 7, Black Hawks 2 Curtis of TrInity Prep(le(t) con stony exhibits , Ii ''t Maple Leafs 2 lLanadlens 1 soredhis31stand32ndgoalsoI voices rese in unison. The babyBill Goldsworthy scored given up 49 goals in the last 10. faced Penguins' center - tikeas Minnesoa beat Kansas KIngs I Islanders I Prep Herald Staff I'hotoc bs Tom ineent) '.th ___ Females ere flying and kaping In all dlrec- :I?oeet' 9 points, folloed - - '-', .=. he Hits 1 00th a Pittsburgh - - -- V - scored at 13 09 of the first pert . - ._ ____ Arena expecting It to happen Jacques I.emarre tallied C01 the and assisted on three others to aui*' * a: " r - ,,. '' - Cheers had happened, indeed, they had ronto hand "slumping' Mon - I Laro 'o sooncr had the red light - - rovvd I - ------ I * --- -- - ' ;:-r - Knight, whose Hoosiers have Lows in front of a national tele- this year and extended its conon - either individually or visionaudience,Indianapound- ference record to 37 straight lege honor except the national American Scott May's 33 also hate won 57 consecuthe i ''- '- ' I - " - . . ..,, .....- sictim of eight runs user the first six innings before gising Isa) to reliefer John Stessart Sorerson - a . . the outcome as he saw his l3rantley's 65 taking third. ________ I in a nationally televised NCAA In ti-ic 1f73 NCAA semifinals university and our basketball semifinal game Saturday after at St Louis, the Brums led by program over the past four noon in Philadelphia, Bill Walton, surged to a 20-point years has just been tre- - ,,_,,..-.-" — o u is on - ________________________________________ I .. - Dodger ith, Aiston thinks the Dodgers base a sturdy pitching staff 'Don Sutton has been with the Dodgers 10 years and has done an outstanding job." Al ston said Burt Hooton sur prised mans people last sith his 18 sictorles Doug Ithu ?i&on 15 games last season, and has a bright future ahead ,. j the community college --e'a- fcomthelargestclty. I I .. - I " ____ club '• the acceptance I Turllngton also outlined the I proposed iii3l€ up of the court I cils ire otti Medcare For You ,..T - dwindled and today it has the OATH EflIJIPMENT WHEELCHAIRS a a tntiuragcd / ''- ,u.. ''-- asdeclaredafreeagentandts e 5 - . — I'!' -- - .- Los Angeles apparently has 19-' FF ' to uniersiues, $23 million to community colleges and .- ____________ / WOMEN'S 4 \ HEARING AID - . .- __ - for popu 'I' eor. season, juries," Alston commented. The Dodgers appear to be ' r u ri s sinu early 1974, and the fifth Ten and Pa-8 pocrs But the players the charn e in the ft ranked U(1d liruins unde last to ganas hae had tre- nals, Knight said What th - - ' didn't match that performance — —i - - 'We got super years out of a , B - ce r)ln' Hoosiers, unbeaten in cuvers just seen pre%ious and \larquette was that some- I.os Angeles club can beat the uirect from ________________________________ '- 1inagcr Walter Alston, 1e You ., " . Mike MarshallIIlhae time beteen his legal hassles with Buy a DELUXE .. -• eer ha%e entered CAA tour injuries or other such factors Saturdays heralded rematch ' ' •.--' ,.., .. 1 art K rugt t,ai , cc ramtn competition ,, tPi.) —HonBryant—cansnapback from injuries, wonder if new arri%als Dusty Baker and Ted Sizernore can help the club as much as Dodger officials ' LIMIT-i Fa )31ê4 , is "' ,'J ..- -- sensco This -- - / _) . sion - '' districts, $135 million would be set aside for universities and ••.•'t.. •L , -rr" tht Serie& Last eni- hoeser Los An eles' brief dreams of a Nation- R . /. .. ____________________ ____ LJ -- -I, - • Oi4e itieswe can for C%C} dollar we 1?7- I On Tuesday, the Cincinnati Reds turned down Messeramith's ' staff can get along without u districts sought higher tax rates draw up community-wide He said that with the but were rebuffed by the euucatlonql priorities for ception of projetts already " m" He's mainly an outfielder I can play first or third and, in a Mlaitia errors and Tommy Hutton's two-run single helped the host of )oUn' lions led thun to the West 1)ilsion title the - -"- ________ on South Florida and Southwest while aoiding duplication maximum coordination and mills said it was 'slightly high.'r" than the $540, 0(X) three-year lea uc in 1974 wt ' - are estimated at $3 billion res Carlton Fisk's tie-treaking single In the seventh Inning gave the ' iii tic Anopl ______________________ include3 the Big Cypress Samp, in the South Fortda TIIIAHASSEE (AP next Ii%e scars, he said in andistrict Education Commissioner nounc1ngdetaIlsthah%ebefl In another important bound- Ralph Turlington says all in dcvelopn- nt for months, ar change, the comrrittee money for school construction Tiirlington said his approach - "This club needs right-handed hitting and I think we can do It," - 1 — — I a e _________ Oliver, also 33, doesa t see himself going head-to-head wIth land Graig Nettles drove in two riijj with a pair of singles a the the Mets while free agent pitcher Andy Messersmith turned down — before a Senate subcommittee you can stand the cold. Missy Mack, 6-year-old Ice fishing $6O00 projected for the state, cent Increase in economic Sh p.. - . ,.---- to $90,000 in loans since last legislator, knows how to speak June, on the failure of fund rai to larnakers In language the) sers to collect as much as sht can understand. F So thwest Fl 'da di-" Newl electod Auws, D-Holly%%ood, ias de- Jones aLso had a run-scoring double ____ ' 'llenflav k — Jones, 33 "I ha'e to, though I ain't got a job here If I don't hit IreednmIIphtPrInfli4i B ) o Pfg. -,,,'as1o,. - ilmg "Hvdrolo icalIv it isa di- ti Ma both hit borne runs "I should be worrying about getting my timing and stroke ..,, south ilong the "uth o es But Re •, e r tie in the same district -v th F '1 d Horiathstr r i " Lee and LallU'rarern Ihe E _____ p' - said, butljusttliliik 1k part) bwlding a base of support that isInbadchapenndednneeda includes lliflcborough Volusla : ' ' - - 24 With Dade and Pinellas coun in, ran Is 6 '1 reall think that Mrs - .,, " - -. J ' ..• - 2..hh11i - - —' — - center has missed a playoff in .F ' - - - "C. -. ,,- - •'* ,- -- - -' -._ — - a - -S-.----'--,I - --- - - - ----. .. . =, -...--.- - - - —FL___ j—-- 0-1 Wednesday in a girls high Spencer scored within 2:12 to deck drring a recent game. Dermis watches the action frcm the I --____ ___ �_-... __ iri - - ____ ___________ __ - - - - 26--Evening Htrald, Sanford, Fl. JJ Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Pct. W L Boston a 22 GB 645 __ Phi: ° Los p (N) at Boston 33 tO 457 14', 44 21 Cleveland 42 13 40 as _________ 611 600 I 28 Atlanta 432 lif t 25 43 391 tS' VdtvaUkre 41 - .431 St 3? 20 772 Seattle Ange vs New York St. Petersburg, Fla Palm Spnngs - Atlanta 37 36 Sol 1511 Portland 32 40 -AA4 20 x clIrKrlied division title Wednesday'% Results I-_ , - ~. . __ - ,. - MATINEE RESULTS FIRST $.I HICa? 26 20 I 20,7 10 2 Cap's Dimples 1171 Milwaukee vs. Oakland at Mesa. San Francisco vs San Diego 30 City Golden TWELFTH - i. C: I. Windy . Elliott (3) S 60, 1.20, 3 $0; 7. Shim A 4 t0 Joe k'urlmai' According mering (2) 540, 470, 3. Vor 4$) 300 Q 3 33 60 T (3 7$) till so the 1976 Ballet Guild Golf 2I Tournament is off to a good A 7.t. Handle $)77.197. of Fort Lauderdale Fla P u u Detroit Kansas x 31 ®. ) - ($3) Dana (3) 110. $h Orlando. Fla . N Sv Louis vs. Detroit at Lake S 60, 3 00. 2 60; 2 Yeller Star (4) land, Fla , N SIXTH — 5.16, 111: I G, P 's Mit Detroit IX Kansas City fly D Hockey ro Seattle 113. MIlwaukee 110 buffalo at Cleveland Atlanta at Phoenix East Division Cleveland at Boston CIncn Washington at New Orleans Indy Ott.-Oil of Chicago Buffalo at Milwauket Afiarts at Los Angeles 20 37 6 66 273 729 Wi -ii°, o 0i (3 lit p (I ii $S 70 31 66 S4 72 711 - Gvftc Kentucky Torrn 7345 S 51 301 356 *cllflChed division title Widnisday s Results 43 34 35 39 iSa 1e' 34 43 447 Indiana Louis vffv;mia Calgary 7. New England a 13 63 1?1 At Today's Games st Antono at Edmonton at Ouebec Houston at Indianapolis Cincinnati &I San Diego Friday's Games inf:ana at Denvef 3)91 ELEVENTH —5.16. A: I. Refs 5an (6) 1660, 5.10, .6O; 2. Husker t"( ' - ___ ' - -' ____ 44A N . ,_I__ S ,jtj . . ' -=.- _~ - • dwest r ir c - a game is to play another City Kings 130-11' since the vision, one-11,11f gaille up on idle member of the division. That's what happened NBA insists on playing to a de- Los Angeles. Bruce Seals paced Celtics downed the Chicago a Banjo Blaze; loso Essif~ 4 Aragin, S Marigold Oak, 6. Carroll . Kid; 7. 1. - -_ - -_ - 111111111111111111111111111111111 Bulls 9.147. That left 3141 Milwaukee two games in front of Critics 9-I, Bulls 87 Dave Cowens ignite -.i, I 12171;11 FIRST-5-16,0:1 GoltienGiater (1) 17 00. 10 00, 6LOD~ 2. John Outlaw F;:hIt ,:, hi A If 11 FOURTH - $-Ifl, M: I Dahlia Ruth, 2 Amt)rosla; 3 Breezin Home; 4. Lake Flora; S. Ingal. 6 Manatee Tob y; I. Worry Wart. I p 74 73; 31;*. 5.16 0 1 Demure (6 11 THIRD Ml a 61 Mac '!wo Ring (4) 13 00, I OD, 3. Bingo - T 113. 4211110307. FOURTH - 5-16, 5: 1. W~Cllff A Pena Beach. Fla 3ios 1 vs M'n".soI. at Or 2, 3 Mystery; 4 Jarwin Bud; S. Wycliff FIFTH —5.16, 5: 1. Wychlff Faye Zale; 6. K's Melody; T. Dynamic (3) S 50. 400. 2 50; 2 )-4olsom (2)7 00, Dude; S. 00 iollin, Tricky Rick. 3 ED's SIXTH - 5.16. A: 1. F. D,ls Bfsu~ 4. Montague K Illess: 5 M A'% Pittsburgh vs. Det roit at Whlzztc (2) 300, 260. La keland. ? All Jeannie, 6 Mic ha el H ; 7. Smokey ClAcinnkfi vs. Atlanta at West Gosti i p (4) 3 to. 2 40; 3. Pr inz E ug en Moss, I Yellow Star. - Peach, Chato Runner; 3. Caesar; A. Out A*IsnI6 vs, New York (A) of 53260; 3)29. SEVENTH - 5-16. S: I. Ahl*W Low boy. S. Windy Dike; 6. Best Fort Lauderdale. Fls Joey (1) I K's Turn; 7. Modest Gal; 1. K's Alpha. Houston vs. Montreal at Day- Trios (1)105-00. 13-00, 640; .. - 7.00. 5.60; ~_fi____T~Tlf atvero Beach, . Louis vs 'P::.w York (p4) Fl 3. Roiling (2) NINTH - 5)4 C: I. Snake (1)560350 300 2 lvoryCoast (7) 3 00, 3.40. 3. Mintola Herat (1) 4 4a. -1 Loutir; 4. Rarrilbling Red; S. Following. Andy Over; 7 Sandy TWELFTH - 11t, D: 1. Mantse, pff RAW Two Teams Seek T ace WrUTIV $ I1Iiiiii.0 ABA _''/'. I]U~(,_, bi,v_- A hi~ 0,0 -i w__ . 8:00 P.M. -1 -" Monday Wed. & Sat, -- - 11 place is the big news these days Denser In the last V games in the American Basketball dnd,cornbIfledwIthKefltuCk) Association 128.lfllcs.stolowi 'Vir;jnia it Denver has practically mosed the Spur: into (turd clinched first pla ce and New place, one-half game ahead of -Spurs and Colonels ned - "We've never needed a win so bad anywhere, anytime," sai L II i Baseball Lions I G obble O viedo ,. LADIES' MITI . — r.Ia off ABA's curious rY '' is the n for il school baseball game. Lcd by Billy Merchant, who Apopka combined thrt-tit 5watted a pair of flits in four , pitching and error-free defense ' t rips, he rins barged to turn back Lake Howell, 6-1, 8-3 then stood off two later Wednesday In a high school b' the isitors, hits in baRWI game. A thremn Oviedo~ piled up 10 f ale fifth tri :he Blue Darters broke posting its fourth triumph o up the Contest. %~_ - - __~r .k' ua u.iovr.ts . the losm. 11 1 SuperSordes 3 In a rare starting role, sec. and-year forward Talvin Skinnet, graW*d 13 rebounds and I e : ; i 4 - I - - - 11 I LA - Now Smyrna W 331 1-4 7 4 Ovi edo 261600x-1l03 Isaac, Mihisi' (3) and Bennett. anci Stump '--ref - -- Apopka Nowell #I# 5i 1-4 6 0 611614-0 Armstrong and F4her. S imonelli and Hincock rot' Milwaukee led 113 with five second place in the Pacific Di. , SANFORD I — 10 I I Having hung tip his "Man"I sort of felt, 'Well, it's the end of the life.' But then I began nix" gurnshoes, he now plays a BERS (H)(Fit) BOOK BEAT nagian r OIflS • - i 1 ! NOW 6 SEARCH FOR . .- - -, - - ' "CB BREAK" - - - ... -9 . x 1. _1=-T1: 17=T=.,Z Detroit Newswhowas using CBeven before theuni were popular and who has followed the surge in CB usage from the day when the if;d .,,J rt. , f4- 1 - I - - 15 5 iv- - 0 *1 S 6 - - 'rr frequencies were largely used by truck drivers. HOUR "/1b. L' A - A . .~ , 1 , This I l k to inform C Bers on , A 1 4 ~7, - Ys ,;~,-.-, Y-r,7~~4.L= 4 [r I - 1 -. —'y 'iu:jiV1 T~~ — I 9S j4, ____ 11 _4T t I 411 -e'ri )IL 'ji:: / __ 36-46 g. I 9 A ___ He wil.1 replace Gary Torgesion, whir, realigned lw December after three years as heiid coach. His irn _____ I V ~ 'k -' Polyester an - , OPEN 10-9, MONDAY-SATURDAY PROVO. Utah (AP) - BrW= Young ljnl~rersity officials say a rel)Wcenwt for reth-ing athletic director Stan Watts wi ll COMe frGm within the school's alllletic -\j . J / " Pra for the Devil Within Her before It SANFORD PLAZA - ' - S - - - __ 4. -_- .--. . - ; column I '64N 4__~. •1, " - r .ii - a 1 A 41, I .. (Orlando) : :::- :.- 1 Tune-in to the Evening Herald and 0 , I I I 1 I _r ,4, 1,IIDAYS F,Cb$WAPSH0pIFL!AM*tT 1AM Sr - 11 I 111111$ J I 4 except Silver Star Rd 71 j -~, - 1;,_- -4-, - . . . -.-. - I WOULD LIKE TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE EVENING HERALD . 'SIU.- I - N ~ - - ~ --- - .- -. ~~L* - ____ I I I ADDRESS ______- — ____________ - I I Horne Delivery 55c Week I I I I I MAIL OR DROP BY THE EVENING HERALD, P.O. BOX 1657, SANFORD, FL. 32771 (Orlando) iii ' ____ I I - -- ------------- I1PUUU Participating Burger ` ~ -, ,,,":r, _ F!%7_1r_ t,:1% - j - __ z~, .;. - I THIS COUPON GOOD FOR I ' !_ ,---I---- Z . - NEI 0 '. i4-:--L '.:" 't ,-- and Small Drink / ' - ' _____ ! -' - "" - j - '. ; -4;4 ' j - .. -'- I ' W., v.' ?_ k) i __ 4 .t:Acl.c~~_ ).. tt~ Readers questions will be answered in the - I A ____ - -_ I W__ __ - " Rd ____ I- f , W1!7J1 I at participating Burger Chef" I Restaurants exce pt Silver Star .-'— !_ 4 of information. • I I Di Clane Jensen, dean of the college of physical editcation, said Wednesday the school hopes to name a i-. what's new in the CB world. I ,, , -' .~_-Vi tIIrI , r, . I I _ Watts retires Aug. 31. I PER I BABY"... I I - .~ - iV I 'ROSEMARY'S —s I ), Keen up to date on I- established ooerators r ix -,SW_ with French Fries SHOW .---- l. ~-I • I NIONT OT SINCE . • • ___________________________ . " ,, . — THIS COUPON GOOD FOR I - SOLIDS and PATTERNS - Jack Elway, a former \••u•a COATS otoo $011 $ ' I " I ,_~ - Elway Named Head Coach successor withIn 10 days. 4 $wjJEcoNo - I Haglan, a Wiffiarn 8nd Mary graduate from Freedom, Pa.,became Rn auifitut in 1971 at Gulfford CoBege ne Greensboro. He becarne had coach in 1973. In the last two seasons his Wmis were 14-5.2. School To Replace Watts Herald and simple how-to-do-it inahilarious run t; SPORT YMIUIJ IV that another assistant football coach added recent.ly was remin on the st&ff as an aidstant Mach. The -- 12:30 SH FOR KEEPLas T'S C / in the sport at Duke University. Duke mde the announcement wedn"&y. It also said OR1I1IUDCE. (.,.ul (-U's : - __ ___ - - -_ -- ____ - - ~ - - __ _' _~~_"_A_] 1. B S March hef pc I 322-2363 rirnr eTA,., iarr DURHAM, N.C.(AP ) —DennisHaglan, head football coach assoutCoach j --- 1 = _- --= - w-=M- ~_ ~ g__M __ FINE L I !~__ . lllli~ I - "SKYRID(RS" u' . •t' C-2) Wall Writ six years at the Manhattan, Kitim, school as assistut athletic director before moving to Cincinnati i - ld (R) €2 LAST NO E TRIAT11119 1iI Wall was reportedly a prime candidate to succeed Fn~e i 323-0963 13th Street and Sanford Ave. AreYou AN - ____ ---- MACHINE in (A) (Tuos. Wed, Thiss) LOWEU. THOMAS REMEM- athletic director - lv ovo ...*isi, MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY L. ~;!__-_ Adults $3.75 Children UfluCF ~_%%Zpw ROCXWG CRAM , Kain JEWELER 112 S PARK ALL YOU CAN EAT 1: ___ - - - anteed pressure.proordowntoOfeet took undisputed possession of a 0 ) but a year, was "Tightrope," played --- SaId Bar A column dedicated to CB usage, etiquette Sword Eco NihtAdults$I KidtSOc Bread served hot te your table 0 Beverage & Homemade Dessert 0 Open --- I'dget upand feel lost. It'd been co rlike a whole life like a family. Plus AND THE NY Loaf of a LILlikS, YOGA AND YOO (R) The East! ' 0 0 LESS started to unwind. Then, after quit tile force after a bcitib blast about four, five months,Ibegan intended instead. The ex-cop has it again to get very restless. "Thetc - BI.UJ TH Tues &Thur 9 -- meat sauce • Fresh Vegetables • Whipped Potatoes and Gravy • Individual — -_ 6 YOUNG AND REST- - Roast • Miniature Fried Shrimp • Mostaccoli Afternoon 2 _______ with 4' (6) MATCH GAME 9 ONEUETOLIVE 4 6 CBS NEWS 4 I "Baked Chicken FORMBY'S ANTIQUE FURNITUIRE WORKSHOP ALEGRE (Tues . Thurs ) CARRASCOLENDAS - 111I a under 10 4.50 BBuffet fe t Dinner 1 pm 6 pm IN LAW (Fn. orgy) Ot srRA solid 18kt. gold or surgical stainless steel, guar- opened a 2&point bulge and DAILY WORD -- - timely Submarinc'-Dafc with its 30- jewel chronometer movement hou'sed in an Oystr caseof __.•.__- . -- MOTHERS LETS MAKE A DEAL. - . - ALL YOU CAN EAT i::Jren ED (Mon.) A BIT WITH KNIT (Wed,) WOMAN ALPVE CD (Mc-in. through Thit".) THE 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) ELI (Mon. Wed, Fri) -VILLA to enjoy the time off and really Former homicide detedive who 1 , DAILY DEVOTIONAL I T . v ~]~ I , . L..& scoiacar.tgh 26 pojn(s 9 ___________________ ~ 1 12 TOMORROW . 111-5-._11~ - _~, -_ - Ill SCENE the man who starred in "Man- nix" for eight years, "there 0 Sausage sis Grits 6 Fried Potatoes 9 French Toast 9 Hot Biscuits 9 Coffee is Tea * Fruit Q '9 GENERAL HOSPITAL a (Fri only) VILLA ALLEGRA (R) CBS private eye series last year and it's the pilot for what may left him a Mannix depressive. become Connors' third series 4. PASTORS SOY ACCOMPANTi4r. FARIPIT , I in which he's starring was or April asked if the cancella tion of s called Track of the Assassin RLD MYS 130 , 4 LATE NEWS 1.45 Away..", -. let but Seattle began to domi nate the bachborth and ou t. red the Bucks l for a 31 fl was named iad IooLalIcch at Cal State-Northr1de Beach Wednesday in a high 22-point lead. Money finished points, Rowe an Iillilluitzi iu Ku in the fint quar- Barrett, who was dismissed as Kansas State athletic LI HAR1M 9 WIDE 2 EEL OF FOR- 4 6 LOVEOFLIFE -- Beef • Scrambled Eggs • Country Ham i 001 I wristwatch, Of COurse, is Rolex. Like this tough, come Mike going on" Connors, out here on the East - There is to bequ te bit I Coast to publicl7e an ABC show action in his new show, sched- nors silarts. vept point, he sank nine shots in a director, said Wechiesday that there was no subetwee to the rumor that he was returning to Kjumu State to 101190(fl) U MARY HARMAAN. MARY ''" " 11.00 I NEW YORK (A4D (TWSO( 'A fine film." _i,.,j4ti. activist An lnncvator You are involved Your run Fourth inning outburst to an Dorters Snare 01cm nd WI) - rd 3n Atone leaving, Hirxlman Wall, University c Cincinnati athletic - 1. andtsoujt for the offensive coordinator at Washizow Sute Univerdty, conquest of New Srnyrna ACTIVISTS CHOOSE ROLEX. You fly high, live free, and dive deep. You're an Wall Denies Ru mor LtIlIft " league's top rusher with 590 yards in 100 carries when it He is the first Memphis player to sign II(ISD =Mt 1 I T".I I ,,, jr a I all let, to replacd Itonard Gray, who injured a knee Tuesday OVIEDO- Oviedo rode a six- 8-6 THURSDAY UL" ON DANCE FLOOR OR Skinner was premed into sets in his rookie season in the WF4 rushed for 70 yards and Amred 15 touchdorns In 15 ga met; before he suffered a knee injury. He was freed from his Memphis -- Ji *Homemade Corn Beef Hash 9 Creamed Chip 3 12~ It ANOTHER WORLD 4 6 AINTHE FAMILY , 6 GAMBIT 0(Fri only) THE ELECTRIC UAPAN't (R) New Show Slated For Mike Connors ,,oa t0cIuflQ a ' \ational Football League team Wednesday, played with folded last fall i- ,,; 4 PRICE IS RIGHT 9 ring Claudia Cardinale, Franco Ntwo and Lit J. Cobb Drama expos" it* operations of an inte tal arm syndicate in _______ ' Peter Piper ____ - (III (IL5) ) SHOW (A) €2 (Fri only) W 700 CL jI 2 TUNE Join Bucks for a IN TAGE SCHOOL PROGRAMMING iox, in ! n I-r Spoon , E1 (Man) EAn HI 41 5 V 11PAP 0 S Willie Winkie BILLY GRAH ' AfA CBS 230 -'j 4 KW ' ' L__ ______ ;, Miss Muffet . Joe Mark, former assistant at Virginia "To get orw here has to help -. I tory in an unlikely spot Wed. 11tings being what they are, nesday night, beating the the struggle between San An. Nuggets in Denver M122. it 1. . BLOOMINGTON,Minn. (AP)-7be MinnelSota VWngs have signed former World Football League star running t Iii, Row Mo ney con) bineld to stloot Detroit 60 halftime lead. L,I t fl tnt t h..i per, tamer Bo -Peen 1030 #". ,4101 f-1 0 . and in ' the standings. The Kings Vikings Sign Spencer By The Associated press tertainin contest ftw-__%~__ - ~~ . __ __ - ~__~__ 7_ h* 1 York appears likely to finish the Colonels. rNmOnd. SO the battle for third Neu- York beat St. Lmis 106remains the league's most en. 93 In the night's other ABA ~. -._________- __ . - - - ,, - -1 - Associat,ion officials have annouriced that top-rarLk-ed Indiana,Cinclnnati,South Caroljna andGcorgia will meet in the 1976 Sugar Bowl basketball tournament. No date has been set for the tournament, which is ust,ally held between Chrisbnas and New Year'r Eve. • • -'ç Mid-Winter Sports - Denying reports that hc is Q1111- '1-.. Lana ELEVENTH —Si B 1 Dave's Peggy;?. Mintols Dream (7)2110,1000,570; 7. R. T's Fast Fariny;1 Clay Delaney; i.Solo Chandler (6) 16 60 600 3 Rocky (6) Jack 6 Noel s First 7 Push The -I /a r Mockaiin 2 8am Berg 0 (67) 11:27.00; 31!" .a,f 7 Ripple Rube S Kim Su, ELEVENTH - 1-16. 8: I Q (17)620 P (17)) 52700 31 16NH4; 5.16, A: 1, Crafty III# 260 2 Kid Dymit: - The &.-foo(-4, 235-pound Spencer, who signed with the Creslip, 3. Misty Isle; A. Hi Ho Dili. 5 Phantoms Pearl; 6. Snea ky NINTH - 11-Iii. 5: 1, go My Cactus - Montague ElGHTH—s.A:1.MyCIndy(5) J:t.6.GayGabby;7p1 11 90 . 7 CU 460 ' Betty Shan (7) I Mucho ~~_,__ --- . __,_;,i2_. _1 iiq:n .0& .., %i~~4--, % Bob tanier's 29 points NEW ORLEANS (AP) Southern at Fort Myers. Fla. - ' Picked For Suaar Bowl SIXTH 7) 7 $23e(k (7) %9 10; P (3-7) lid.00,- 3147. BRIEF I the Philadelphia 76ers trounced th,at Cut Off Chicago raUJes. the New York Knicks 118-10o. Top-Ranking 2 Les Joy, 3 Manatee Hagor; 4 Lonesome Jawn. 3 Freckle Face, 6 Sandblaslef; I Karen Kay; 8 Aviator. Today's Games Baltimore vi Texas a* Porn -- IN 1 UL ED MACK XXJRNAL 11:00 :: 1 1, I the top. burst with five longrange In the only other NBA action, bombs in the fourth quarter Abbe SECOND - 5.16, 8: I grown SOtClre (1) 9 60.4-40,100, 2 Wyclif I ROY I#) 9.40. 510; I. Milt (5) 3,90; 0 . over 2$-44 Kansas Oty. Chi- the session. Charlie Scott cago, 22-W, Is nine gamez from followed tile thirdperiod out- Wriirzer; 7 Calico Cover. I Mined, (6) Q 271 $71.40. 31.99. 1 Los Angelis 13. Montreal 4 Chicago (N) 7. San Diego 6 California a Cleveland I San Francisco 3 Milwaukee 1 Cincinnati 4, Baltimore 1, W innings New York (A) 7. New York IN) I 11niv, of Arizona IL oa,kiarta I __ 6 A (2) 1000, 3 60; 3 Br ndli MagIc D G.'s Specklei. 3. Bovalf; 4. Sissy Shm 5. BuIllin Bob; 6. Flying a Instructions: Hidden %ords below appear forward, back- 1 ft 1130 7 PANY ft (Fri C%Y)FAM1LYFOCUS ~ 9) SM,000 PYRAMID 10100 ward up down or diagonally Find eh and box it in ________ •• 'u CRUSADE ci 's -- NEIGHOORIO 2 12 lAS YC,GAANOYOU Boston's fast break in the third d ' (j(Fn , 9 I RHYME AND REASON 200 L3ARNAL3Y JONES A ikadd,gershedropu'tn (A) VM= - Minnescits 6. Chicago IA) 2 Detroit Louis City 1, Texas 3 46 S " A cf.o. A%T1%Q PANINT __________________ . . y / N~ uy)BOOK BEAT (R) ()r:arn Ronald Colman, htv:enio Dietrich. 12 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW PROGRAM- H 0 H P E R I E I F L P M I S M J M R 1000 9 4 so ? is 7 1:30 (2~ , Z, DAYS OF OUP LIVES (C AS THE Wff" i- a (Fri. only) SESAME ____ 29-43 Detroit, which moved into period and John Havilcek one-half game finished If with 1' th ' a L , . " Il - l —__— (~, iW, Melvyn Douiglas 1939 (Thurs.) The Blaclit Castle." (BAW) Boris Karlotf, Richard I -- (Thu) Ao'ou the Pan(. Nounine. Anne Buer. ig6i. r U A rEn N4OI ______________________ - - t r L urevinq (alhoir hires Jones t r r - Sos 910 4 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW ED HOLLYWOOD TV THEA- j i" rI-' A r .., luro( and BAROAINMAT$ EVERYDAY L'IIL2:30P.M:_Si.25 a B a ske tbaI I ssv q4 , I U S I E L I 09?,MRALCJNWMATWATVW,ll • on The Midwest Division of the 6 KR0RBMPPEI 9 THE STREETS OF SAN . s! i N A B 9i BEVERLY IIIU.BIWES That Got Away."Hardy Knx)vf, Colin Gordon. Britith. 1951 Hurnphrey BogW. Mary 1942. (Fri.) "Captains of the I N F I W rowrd. Linda Watkins is tea- IrxJais vs Bo4itln Etav,g AlsoHarold Brooks (FiagsJtjp F.dgemon, M.D., Ben Simpson Proctor, Brett Thompson, Lachapelle. , aller he turns herM over to Morn in ri~urirt fix thew release then grves hkn an unusual John Country Club (toi, Sentinet E'-ing ar Jack Mcfl i: . ' L ha T K 12 DINAH (B&W) 1953. (Wod.)iheCo I U R S E R JJ0LRJEIUNAILNHUS U €L)MISTER ROGERS- NEIGHBOR*iOOD p.rnont in London." Dirk ERS' NEIGI-130RH000 NURSERY RHYME LASSIE . CO THE LONE R,ANGFR son o(Passion -(B&W) Ernest C EEK: & FiN SEEK , 500 2 ADAM 12 MAflARAN MARY H,TI 1 A&h MING (Tuog) ) SESAME STREET 9 THE FBI (R) €D MICKEY MOUSE CLL IB , CO MOVIE: ward - Max Von Sydow. Yviefle dangerOU13 COCIVIC13. led by Ns tured. 0 E111 THE WAY IT WAS: tklm Jon Day. M.D., James shell, George Fechl, Dick Bob Orwig and Roland' Det oit,Se ttle Ca;Ys Bonny. SECOND - WEDNESDAY NIGHT 0 I cision, but the Seattle Super- Seattle with 27 pointi riRST-11-116,C:11 C.P.'%Michei; Association is so bad it seems Wednesday night. The Detroit Sonics drubbed the Milwaukee Brian Winters topped the uc s BL k: r someone to w- n Pistons whipped the Kansas Bucks 135-110 and the Boston with 20. SANFORD-ORLANDO 'I Jr., Jim Rowe. Guy Garrett, Quick McCarthy. Bill Wes"fall, Dycus, George Weld, Bob Allan Davis, Ernie Cavallero, Whitmire, David Wright, Bill James Williams, Butch Riser, Buck Gladden, Richard McKee, Ton), Russi, Samuel E. John Dickey, Ray Hud.qon, Jack, Don ReyTiolds, Speed Johnny Whelchel, Mack Blythe, Packard, ini In ~ack Horner. NfayfaLr .arron ir (Thicki ndrtv Ja ck M.d l ( First Federal 1.rnlc liouvfl, r U Uogers III, Joe Kurjj-naj, Sandy San- 2. (12 TOOAY(LocaIrws 3t 725 wwj 8.25), .. - 6 MERV MACARONI"BoysGirls f surrimec- ED SCHOOL PROGRAM- 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHG.I Mvnsu 1965 Mc-G.ajrei (Jack Loci) ,, John Boy to nd 12) PAUL HARVEY 11 joined by guest stws in wrnody. songs and danw. 1A 1! (6) THE WA.LTONS - A lickory Aw 1:00 (2) (12) SOMERSET 4 MIDDAY 6 (1 (Fri only) INTERNA ANIMATION FESTIVAL(R) 9) RYANS HOPE 2 PHIL DONAHL.E SHOW R N H D A R A A N IN .. "-~~: ~ MC 13e. unu 12) DEVO'fl.L TION hour starring Musical Variety FbalWAg plaw for the N71 Batt Gufld Golf tommment am (from left) A] Bergason, Ron Build, Joe Kurlml, George Weld =d ossr, Bill Baker MTon 655 [ ' I ="~,_ I z" ~ '4: MIKE DOUGLAS GRIFFIN SHOW ROCI AND flENO UNDERDOG 400 2 IRONSIDE 4 (Ts only) CALL Ii ') i 830 0(Fri. only) ZOOM ODO r 2) Uf MAC DAVIS SHOWI - - _.- . 650 - 4- ,- (4) NEWS micell in Mwakoch and find that - , __ac~'P_~~~11 -so:- . 6:10 (2) SUNSHINE ALMANAC (Wod)PROFILESINEDUCA' Lindsay Wagrw star as a pav of irnprob,be lovers--a Vwt- ,'.6. ,1 WONDERFUL WORLD A -W 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 6 35 (4) FARM AND HOME 6:38 12 LIVING WORDS 643 (12) HI NEIGHBOR Peter Fonda . - 600 r4 SUNRISE SEMESTER (Mon. Wed, Fri.) READING AND THE INDIVIDUAL TuOS. CRACKERBARREL (H) (Thus) WHY? (A) 2) (Mon) WITH THIS RING 9W 2 12 NBC MOV!E: "Two . . -4. " U LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU (6) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 2 12 NBCNFWSUPOATE C9 STAR TREK ?' I -I include Celery City Nnting NB IS Barney doted to suspend three ollms because of a city finaridal crisis (R) ED LOWELL THOMAS RE. M EMBERS, ''.''4YV1'.t _______ .. . I , '9) RNEYMILI1fl-Just as ,, (4) BEWITCHED 15) Cnoj 730, local r) SESAME STRE 9 GOOD MORNING ICA 000 CAPTAIN 6) KANGAROO ft (Mon through Thus) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING (Fri) ELECTRIC COMPANY (H) pçry Mornin 8-30 ED RIN TIN TIN 700 . * d committee mem- Na t i o n aI Dog Racing Wednesde's R e sults Boston 7. Houston 6 Chicago (A) 11B- &. pl"S. 1) For further information on becoming a gold spor=r call Bv . IV Associated Press A - 2"; H - 110.1146 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES First Gayle; 7. Another Spud; Bas eball i' . ' da.ricers, golf balls, tm and Winston (4) 3.21). 2.60; 3. K's Frite (6) 3 10; 0 (1-41 illortio. 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Aria Chicago (N) San Diego at Yuma Ari , Fridays Games Chicago (A) vs Pttsbrgh at NBA . -.--.------..--.-- _________________________________________________________ — - at, Pro Basketball - - Thursday,March2S,1i SCOREBOARD I-- - y- — - - '.. I ___ 1I_ a . I - -- -- I _-____ . . �.- -_.,. -. 411—Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, March 2S,i7 . Federal Regulatory Agencies Experts Doubled I - Thursday, March 25,1976--58 .__ #, Highway Death Rate Is Down One-Third Since 1966 Danger Reports Cause Women To Abandon 'The P9111' WASHINGTON (AP) Putting On the Brakes Industry witnesses, for ex- 400 compliance officers about lighters that flared up unex- commission The Cuyahoga River in Ohio EPA said it would take severe paid to study the America's highway death rate Some of the traffic safety ample, once predicted that once a decadc, at present rates. pectelly, electric ranges that matter, estimates the proposal doesn't catch fire any more. gasoline rationing to rnet Con. s one-third utr than It was 10 agency's rules have been flops OSHA's proposal to impoc Fines average $25 per violation, shocked their owners and snow- would add $40 to the cost of a Sport fishing is making a come- gres.s' schedule for clean air in years ago when Washington like the bus-brake affair, strict protection for workers in Employers appeal fewer than mobiles prone to sudden steer- $125 push-type mower, for a Va- back in the Great Lakes Smog Los Angeles, a move that would began requiring safety equip. last year, It required all new polyvinyl chloride plants would five per cent of all citatt)ns and ing failures. riety of features including rotor has been reduced in Los Ange- have virtually eliminated pri. .,i ment on cars. air-braked trucks, trailers and put 2.2 milliun people out of even then they almost always vate auto use. EPA withdrew The commission has made blades that stop instantly. But les. The level of eye-burning sW- buses to carry bigger brakes work and cost the economy at remove the cited hazard, an mistakes. The courts voided the this $40 estimate Is based on a Dust, smoke and soot In the the plan. phur dioxide in the nation's air and expensive computer sys. least 30 billion. indication OSIIA inspectors commission's seizure of 100,000 survey of manufacturers that nation's air have declined about Some of the casts could not has dropped 25 per cent since terns to prevent the wheels But OSIIA was alarmed by 17 generally stick to the book and imported dolls from Bradley the consumer group feels is un' 15 per cent since 1970 and sul- have been foreseen even five federal environmental controls from locking in a skid during workers' deaths from a rare avoid arbitrary rulings. Import Co. in Los Angeles. The reliable. phur dioxide, 25 per cent. This years ago. Oil producing counwere imposed five y ars ago. panic 5(01)3. form of liver cancer linked to cah'tv o !tome commission said the dolls were Consumers Union also esti- 'ear's cars spew 83 per cent tries sharply increased the If this decade of expanded the chemical in lab tests with But when the system's sen One federal agency has ex- unsafe for children because the mates the benefits of the pro- less hydrocarbons and carbon priceof low-sulphur oil that had federal regulation has saved sors on buses got out of adjust- rats. Strict exposure limi ts ercisednower to der that an ----t - '•'- -" - . - --1-a- 'I.-- ISñ .-a.,I.' )AI.O3 IA. VI (XI$ f.b.i II £1 rlives and reduced pollutIon, It meat by as little as six one- were imposed. electric frvpan is unsafe and to The cott, noting that the dolls lion and ON milll&n, depending Yet the Job of cleaning up the pollution. Expensive smoke. has also extended Washington's thousandths of an hv'ii the What happened" In the year make it harder to open aspirin sold in fashionable gift stores at In part on what value is placed air and water is proving more stack scrubbers will now be re. reach into the lives of individual computer would release the after OSHA's action, one plant bottles. It may order that all prices around $75, said there on the pain caused by such in. difficult and expensive than quired to allow gene?ating citizens In ways never before brakes during normal braking did close, but four others new bicycler and lawn mowers was no evidence the dolls were juries. la short, the commission was widely appreciated live plants to burn America's pienti. experienced in this country. speeds of about 10 mph and then opened and the price of poly. be redesgined. intended for use ful coal and still meet antipollu. children. can't be sure what the mower years go. since 1965, the number of slam on the brakes at around 5 vinyl chloride declined about 10 In three years of existence, The commission is now pon- safety proposal is worth or what EPA says much of the dirt in tiori standards. major reulatory agencies has mph, throwing passengers to per cent below previous highs. the Consumer Product Safety dering a controversial proposal it would cost. An analysis by the Brookings the air isn't industrial soot, but doubled From 12 to 24. the bus floor. Once a Decade Commission has banished 20 to require new safety features Pollution dust blown From Fields and nInstitution estimates the costs This new regulation costs Bus rompan i began disSmall businessmen also said million items from store on lawnmowers, which Injured In its five-year life, the Enviral roads. Smog-causing polluof meeting presently scheduled money. The record of progress conneeting their $1,200 "super- they feared overzealous safety shelves and homes on grounds 63,306 persons last year, ac- ronmental Protection Agency tants come not only from facto- air and water standards could has been uneven and claims of brake" system and Massachu- inspectors would ruin them. they w crc unsafe. cording to a survey of hospital has made ie,isuraMe pro g ress rics anl cars, but also 1ruii b 5O(1 billin Cl er the next 10 prcrcs. h. t w juttf). The sctt.s threatened to lift th e perBut the average worker can iliese included bottles th at emergency rooms, in cleaning up the na tion's air forests. years or more than $230 a five-year-old Occupational mits of any bus company using expect to see one of OSHA's 1,- exploded, disposable cigarette Consumers Union, which e and water. th n year for each American. Th e public re ll w li be ed he Safety and Health the federally required gear. Administration, for example, Finally, after three days of has yet to produce solid hearings and a two-month corn-evidence It has reduced Job ment period, the agency tempodeaths and injuries. rarily suspended the stan4ard Some of the agencies have on Jan. 7. made an obvious mark. The an A similar, if slightly loosened r - .-"-.. -.1. 'Cn'n"i "c' U in effect (or by [lie Eq'al Employment Op- semi-trailer truck rigs, despite If rn T poriunity Commission have protests and court sui ts by heipe blacks and other minor- drivers anti tru cking Firms. M, ities increase the number of Job Safety and Heal th technical and pr ofessional jobs In the five rears since it was on contraception reveal tlui( 1Il('ll srri' linked tO increased 1k. James Ravbin, medical ed chose the pi l l as their prl- %OfflCfl would ask for [lie pull lines (in tiat doctors should tell effective methods are askir.g L,ors might be cutting women are asking more ques- risk of cancer of the uterus director at the University of mary birth control method. and I'd give it to them," said patients about contraception. for reassurance on the availslightly Into the popularity of tions about the pill, lining and blood clotting. The Colorado Health Center, luis Just over 15 per cent chose the Dr. John Grover, a gynecologist Dr. William Barclay, senior ability of abortion in case of the pill: the reports of possible Some doctors said the in. FDA estimated that sequential come to a similar conclusion. IUD, 3.3 per cent picked diaph. at Massachusetts General AMA vice president, said that failure," he said. adverse side effects and the creased availability of abortion pills were used by 5 to 10 per Lynn Heidelberg, director of "Wt are seeing some mild ragms, 1.3 per cent used foams Hospital in Boston. "Studies physicians are presumed to easy availability of abortion, had wade women more willing cent of the women taking oral backing off on the pill and the and .8 per cent condoms. Feminist Women's Health the that revealed side effects have have sufficient knowledge to % hlch makes less sire methods to risk pregnancy and therefore contraceptives. In 1974, 76.3 per cent chose the made us think very carefully make their own decisions on Center in Los Angeles, reported 1W) also, but it's nothing draof birth control more ac- Inure willing to switch From the There have been complaints matic," he says. "We don't pill, 12 per cent the IUD, 3 per now about selecting patients for what to tell patients about birth increased popularity of diaphreptable. pill, which has the lowest failabout internal bleeding, in- have any figures 50 it's hard to cent diaphragms, 4.7 per cent the pill. I now acquaint them contr ol. ragma and added: "One aspect By WARREN E. LEARY ure rate of any contra ceptive. flarnnuatjon and infection in pin down exactly new of deciding is the attitude toand 1.3 per cent condoms. with the side effects and let The FDA has proposed The small foam Recent reports of new dan. There are no statistics avail, connection with the IUD. Preliminary figures for 1975 them know if the pill is for labeling for pills and IUDs, the ward abortion." shift we've seen comes from gers linked to birth control pills able on how many WOinCfl use Contraceptive manufacturers "The pill has had a high use both medical advice and conshow 75.7 per cent picking the them." contraceptives requiring a doehave caused concern among each type ling declined to give specific proof contraception. The since it was invented and re- sumer preference." p ill , b.0 Planned Parenttor's prescription. per cenf said th e IUD, 34 Elliott Th e la be women and nromnt,wl .....a r.... ,t., c! nuJ,ai,,Iatauiauai uuimes1ugn," iti Rubut t4UuU The National Reporting Sys- per Cent Wapr.ragms arm 1.7 flOOd mnaltes "every effort to would require tnat patients get OUU0' iugure UOU IUU U111t1 them to switch to other means estimates, however, that 10 director of information and tern for Family Planning Serv- per cent condoms, provide the latest information, written information on the ef- ing views on trends. of contraception, doctors say. million women take birth education for the Planned Par- Ices, part of the National center A Spokesman for the Ortho Several doctors said women "For Instance, a recent study fectiveness, side effects and EDITOR'S NOTE I - i• II *1 ,•_ _,, .--- ' - - ' --- - - • VI VIAU II II * _ UI' they hold by onc-third. highly formed, the ____ _________ _ ~- con- troversial Occupational Safety Traffic Safety The recc'd of the Traffic and Health Administration has Safety Administration, one of produced no reliable indication the first in the recent surge of that it has saved many worknew agencies, shows in a nut- men's lives or prevented any shell the be nefits and costs of significan, number of serious the new wave of f ederal regu- Job injuries. In fact, there is still no Highways are safer now, agreement on even how many Deaths and disabli ng injuries workers are ki lled each year in have been averted, probably by job accidents. The Bureau of the thousands. cars cost more. Labor Sta tistics estimates 5,900 And'when the bureauracy e- died from Job ac'edenth or dLscomes too eager, it can do more eases In 1974. a projection based on reports by 600,000 emharm than good. players. When Congress established But the National Safety Counthe agency in 1966, the traffic cil says its analysis of death dea th rate had reversed its hisjjj shows work ac'ci. toric slide and had been Lfl' dents caused 13,400 dea ths that creasing for five years. More year. than 50,000 were killed on highAs evidence of their eff ectiveways that year, a record at the ness, federal job-safety officIals t1ID. po int to a reported drop in the Today, after nearly a decade 1973 injury rates in such inof regulation, the death rate per dustries as logging, long.thoring iaeni mile is the lowest and roofing, the so-called "tarsince statistics have been kept. get industries" where OSHA The rate has dropped each year concentrated early ensince the traffic safety law was forcement efforts. enicted and the number of Yet the rates of serious persons killed in vehicle ac- Juries -those which resulted in ddents is now be!ow the 1966 lost workdays - actually went figure. up in three out of the five industries in 1973. In 1974, when Prelimina ry figures for i year show the death rate had no special enfor cemen t efforts were made, the rate of serious dropped below 3.6 5.7 in injuries declined In three and Bon miles, compared to went up In two. 1966. In short, the statistics for the A dramatic number of auto (at.alities were prevented In 974 ""Y industries where OSHA as the byproduct of the energy concentrated Its efforts, show crisis. The gasoline shortage no trend in one direction or heought the 55 mile-per4icur other, If OSHA can't yet ciaIm any speed limit,a reduction in highway tr avel - and 9,400 fewer clear victory, it at least has the highway deaths than the year satisfaction of proving its Cfltics wrong on a number of before. ccunts. But last year, as speed edged UP and travel resumed its upward climb, the actual number 1.1;.- vi N HO W: si F of highway deaths did not increase and the death rate per IS No LALGlIINC mile continued to drop. i .. Ti' E B Even Ford Motor Co., which says regulations are But the Welcome Wagon excessive and too expensive, hostess can m make it easier estimates that cars equipped to to ad lust to your new surmeet 1971 safety standards kill raundings, and maybe put and injure about 5 per cent I• t sinile on your 1ac-c' fewer people than unregulated cars. ,~-) __ Such protection costs money. Fcrd estimates its 571 Pinto carried $120 in federally requid safety equipment. That soarea to $3Z for a 1975 model with tew side-door reinforcing ii beams stronger roof supports, heavier burpers and seat belt waning systems. W cz4ç7 ('ok. it q .rq/t ----fl, nj [_/~_ I*A Stephen Hopkins. the eldest - unor of th Ik-elarati,n ! h'hj*ndenue next to Benjamin F -ankJrn, is runemberel for hs tre'nuious signature. Aged 0 and afflicted with Imlsy. according to tradition he declared "My hand trembles but ;nv heart does not _____ TORE ____ SHIRLEY MILLETI 834 921? 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Black Afri- carved out of South African terCaI'IS from all over Johannes.. ritory. Buthelezi referred to the burg— to form a crowd of some homelands, the ultimate end of 10,000 cheering people. They came to cheer Chief the policy of apartheid or sepaGatsha Buthelezi, leader of rate racial development, as South Africa's 4 million Zult, "Balkanisation which can only who spoke of oppression, racial give white domination a brea thapartheid discrimination and mit space and further prolong black liberation of white gov- our peoples' suffering." erned South Africa. There were loud cheers as He called for moves towards Buthelezi, his Fist clenched in a "maJority" rule inthis nation of black power salute, said: 18 million blacks governed by a "In spite of these words, I reminority of 4 million whites, peat that I still believe that it is () ROTARY MOWER Model 116-120 mower features 22" cut. 4 cycle, 3% HP Briggs Et Straticn eigine, rewind start and wheel height adjustment. Reg Price k'ai, 99.95 IOVA1 SCOT , - - - T' Reg. Price( ea.) . For patching cracks and holes in roofing, flashing and gutters or laying new roofs. JOHANNESBURG, South A!- question in Mc7.ambiqe and rica (AP) - They defied the Angola," he declared. Buthelezi, long one of the sticky heat of a Sunday afternoon to jam Jabulani Stadium most vocal black politicians in in the sprawling African town- South Africa, also flatly re- RP13 __________________________________ the home. Many colors. 12 ft.. rubber back. VENTILATOR BASE ,/ , Leads Africans GAiDEN , Wind-Braced ROOF VENTILATOR Wind driven ;Jtory venlilmuoi with external bracing for added support 12" diameter throat. RT-12-WB. -, Black Jack P LA STIC ASBESTOS ROOF CEMENT COVERING . 119 0 k / Each /1 they know they have abortion to we've come out with three new fall back on if they don't want a ones in the last year and a half. Part of the reason is that many child," states now permit overtheIn Indianapolis, Rogers counter sales a nd theyarernorc In -'Patients going to less available. Zulu Chieftain 1AWNh SCOTT V5 Inside frosted 9 J ~.f '.': . s •' tories of Palo Alto, Calif., a not like the choice, but at ieast popult- and because of this, I Im - Each out t) 1 659 S 5GaI, Can i El..8 Wind powered standard turbine for residential or commercial use. Throat diameter 12". Model RT-12. ' 'Z.111 SYLVANIA c 1100, ONE 2AW - a'MR- YOUR DECORATOR F100H F_ 43" - ce INK ' SUPPLI and thus be properly informed controller for Syntex Labora- "Generally speaking for the best choice for her." ring oral contraceptive Industry, toSome patients conside tal markets have been relativeswitching from the pill to l flat (stablet in the United sure methods of birth control ly Sta tes." ask about abortion. a s icesmar, Dcbch "Availablility of atoiiiori Julius Schmid Laboratories, for given women the freedom of of cona leading maker of diaphusing other znehods said UDs and coioom, about ragins, 1 traception and they ask quite to he it," said Grover. "They may "Condoms seem ' . . BUIiHING MOBILE HOME ROoFcoATlNGU _____ N ; ... clinics and other outlets check. birth control. "In the past, Family Physicians has guide- to decide with her physi(ian the major pill manufacturer, said: E115111 ~ . P*INI• % —-IN The doctors also said they College of Obstetrics and Gyne- parative benefits and risks per cent of the women showing increased interest in received contraceptives from spend more time explaining cology nor the Academy of stetricians, and other experts sequential oral contraceptives diaphragms. 4 "— 73.1 - . . '' '"• 83492)2 Casselberry.Winter Sprrni Sanford Al'amonte Springs El El MOPACOTE. •i?tC • SHIRLEY MILLF.TT RUTH TUECH S)4 9'12 Attrinte Sprir.p I ongwoc Interviews wit.li 20 doctors, drug companies, at the FDA's adding that women now are Including gynecologists and oh- S I MaR11 '" John- 1. COTTY'S In - popular method by far of pro- millioc use IUDs intrauterine Elliott son, a major pill manufacturer, said that pills have ac- reported a slight trend among about contraception, creased risk of heart attack traceptive. venting pregnancy. devices). a Said: "we can't give out sped!counted for between 75 and 80 younger women toward the "Most women are as)ing rca- with th? pill. B,-cause the data "The Freedom to choose "There may be a little In recent weeks, studies in per cent of the contraceptives diaphragm. Its finding is based so nably intelligent questions wasn't in, we didn't tell women contraceptive is every woman's Ic figures for business reasons. switching, but it is not Kentucky and California tie the dispensed by Planned Parent- on statistics covering between about birth control, mostly be- this six months ago. but we sure right," says FDA Commission. But I can say we have no SII marked," said Dr. Robert E. pills to dramatically increased hood in the last five years. two million and three million cause there have be en a lot of do tell them now. If we didn't, er Alexander M. Schmidt. tisti that would show a trend Itogers, a gynecologist and pro- risk of liver tumot - some "There appear to be small women, many of them under 25 things in the media about the they'd certainly ask." "This freedom cannot exist, either way about uses of the feesor at Indiana University malignant -in long-time users, variations whenever a side ef- and many of them lxxm problems," said Dr. Paul Coch. Neither the American Mcdi- however, unless the woman ptll." Medical Schiil in Indianapolis. At the swne time, three major feet get!; liubliUty," he saul, Donald ll:inlor, corporate cal Asso ciation, the American hcr,clf can cAgh the coinThe systemui Said in 1973 , rane of Fitchburg, Man:;, S ____ Reg. Price (gal.) 14 S -- Fiber reinforced coating for renewing old roofs ACT3 of .. ,. ,i..0 j, up, YOUR PAINTING _. rRICcNTNNIAL IIL Thu - - __fl._ I. - ... n l Evening Herold, Sanford, Ft. Say Abortion Availability Is A Factor •. ..I. . ----=-- .......... .IfiND SAVINGS CENTER! I I _L__ I _____ I - L' " " State This is the burning question in recently she was named a state Namibia tSouthWest Africa). winner in the 4-H photography I This is the burning question In project, sponsored by Eastman Zimbabwe (lthodesja) as rnc Kodak Co. and conducted bythe :'s it has been the burning Cooperative Extension Service. -' ;r "L' '..V-114 ; , ' - '. -34 . •' I .1 .: u1 - if . •;'_! ,''.' ' g" " "l ;'q ,7i;41X%'A~ __ �.., U. ..IA r__l___a ?i -- ______________ ______________________ - Legal Notice _____________ Legal Nolice Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME - Legal IN THE Notice CIRCUIT 4—Personals SSOppOrtUnItIPS 24—B 18—HelP Wanted - Bakery. establithed buSlnC%S, owner retiring. 66$ S)42beforC6 COURT. CAREER OPPORTUNITY _______________________________ FOR YOU 25—Loafls We are a 70 year old company -embarking on a Ierge scale cx Money Available- Business yen pans$cwt program. We are in neec tur"s. operating capital. etc. are aggressive and of men wto Frank Becht, 90.1 111 0341 - self-motivated. 32-HOUSeS Unfurnished . . PItCO 2bedrOom block tuome, Sum. or unfurn. 313 ?V more money than you ever thought possible. 3Hous SanfOrd Central jr anci heat 3 fledrcom. 2 bath, drapes anti SOme carpc'trlg First, last anu th'ptjSit dli ,utb 6 P 'fl . 377 7081 or $30 44'7 ________________________ GREENE INC.. REALTORS, 830 your Budget go tijrthr, shop tpe Classified Ails every day 6233 or 322 8970 eves, DEL TONA Nice individual I bedroom, 1135; 7 bedroom, 1)30 No pets, Phone 511 lOX) I 34—Mbile Homes __________________ Proveyourselffocó0or90daysand we will "GUARANTEE YOU A 'lielberry-. 3 BR. 2 bath, also? BR. 1 bath, furn, or unturn $115 5)23 niontpi. Some utilities paid Inquire Walker, Elder Springs MObil Park, Sanford Ave Trailer No. 7. ------- -- - f73"17' wide, t BR, furnished Air I - •. COrd,, adults y-florlthly 377 5939 Security. 5)70 Furnished 12'x60', like new, central air. patio. awning, frivate lot. 3)91439. * Furnished := - t_.1Ar Decmroom mobile home on private Iot Adults. Plo pets, Phone 372 $77 ________________________- Eat - P'. Property -- W. Garnett White - . , Real state _________ - _______________ - ___________________ ___________________________ 4 r. -HOUSeS _____________ _______________________ ._.. -- ------ SPARKLING CLEAN 1 bedroom, 2 bath, CD, well landscaped fl' i.tful neighbOrhood a'ea in ___________________________ Organ Lessons Piano c 'i'ry. Kitchen equpped Ya'II lo-.'i' ill Only $29,500 ___________________________ -- ---- - -. - - 18—Help --------------- ----- Realtor 323.5774 Anytime ,, BALL REALTY - RAYP,',OPIOM PALL Reg Peal Estate Broker 377 5611 Alter Hr-s. 37? 2757 8)7W 1st Si Sanford DELTONA- 3 Bedroom brick and aluminum siding, it', baths, potage, large rear yard corn - pletely fenced, $71,930 DYPIAMtCS PROPERTIES 3 V. Hardwick. Broker Deltoni. 66666)1 4 - wll1age :•. ___________________________ ..'. fortO abns , yoj for sue 1tIif S A. A "Mac" demanded in the Complaint ct the Petition WlTPIESSmyhandandtheseiIof Said Court c March 9th, 1976 Arthur H. Beckw.tru. Jr Curl of the Circijit CoUrt McClanalsan 5 ,jul4an L. Stenstrpm S Gordon Meyer As the City CommissIon C tht COy of S,ruIc.rO, Florida At1%I; • Mx.or_ , , 5. John G. Morris . - ... M.npcj,rr - . .ilvl'.on, . 3EX57 Eve 3771496,3721164,377 1981 for a pool or garden- $19,030 DREAMWOLD: Room togrow in. 3 BR. plus separate guest mobile home. 3)0.031) kavensbrook Luxury i bath, on beautifully land 2' ti-aped acre. Lake privilecjx's Miii StOs In 9S9 JIM HUNT REALTY 3i 'i, Ui ,c''':.c 322 9;Ll 111 Alter flours 327 3991 372 0648 TAFFER REALTY 3?? WITT REALTY Plate. Hwy. 17.!'! 436. Caiselbe'rry, McCianahan 5: ,luIian 1. Stenstrom 3 - Gordon Meyer As the City Commission of tPu C"y of Free Estimate. Call SEARS in Fbi-id., between true ttours of !:)0 Janford. 37j,7p,_ a.m end S:000.m,M.ocud&y through Friday Written commeets con- STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, If cerrting thiS preapplicatir,w'i 5tijl CliSsfied Ad didn't he directed to James 0. Bedsole. wo1k - there wc'ijlWVt be Cny. Satifof'd, FfOt'ld# Director. Manpower Division, - DEX13$ - . ____. , ngi yqu __ emlnole ________________________________ Si A. A. "Mec" OEX38 ' ,. ,, .-. -. - - ,i .-. _.. .i,..'-,_...,..,j ..-...,...-..-., ...-.;z.j;;..-' ..r , - 'ii-.,,.- ... - ...r .. -. - .-.,gij.r&. '..,,.t '- ,-., -. .-.,, - - Peg Real Estate Broker 372U33 Kish Real Estate _______ ii ALKI5 Robinson Tangerine GrOve east of Sanlorg, $7,200 per 3BR Brick Home llOMagnolis Ave 377 0691 acre 10 ACRES, south of Sanford. Will divide. 70 ACRES anci 17 ACRES, Geneva area, 20 ACRES Osteen area Ppof, 3 BR . -- - VVlUOUW Pressure Cleaning -- eriCe -- — ['tenor Cleaning Specialist Hi Pr ','.ire' sray wish f4c..;',', Trucks, ?,OfjlC HOmes. Pooh. 372 41779. JIM' HOME IMPP')V[ME,I'I SR COMFORTABLE Repl4irc your old JALOUSIE WINDOWS with more efficient Sogle cidouble hung windows 13$ 9921 ITo List Your Business,..DIQI 322________________________________________________________________ 2611 or 831-9993_Il Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Aptz-Furn. or Unfurn, carpeted tilyllwilcie. 322 3472. ______________________-- HO QUALIFY I PIG County .4 BR, 7 acres, owner holding Asbing 1)8.500 A near new all brick home in an 2 DR. tam. mm . has separate 1 BR room fo the Small family Economical gas furnace and two Eve-s 377 0812cr 372 15$? .,pt 513.000 Cleanjoeciroorn, I, bath, avocado stove & refrigerator, blue carpet. central heat & air. Payton's 322 1301 SANFORD-- 3 fedroc.rn, 2 bath home, shady yard, air con ditionecl, $18,230. MAKE OFFER. WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY- Cozy 2 Bedroom home on wooded corner lof, walk to swimming 5)3,900. Forrest Greene, Inc. REALTORS 323 6.333 lghway 17.92, Sanford Across From Ranch Hout, 323.8870 or 83 1-9777 ____________________ - - Completely refurbished, 3 BR, 2 bath, central HA, family rm., large lot, many trees. Broker. Owner. 322 5997 or 37) 1167. Payments $3061. Phone 327005$. Nights 67$ $5.69 "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" * M.UNS WORTH REALTY Req Real Estate Broker 803W is' St 3?) 6l or 373 0517 eves 2 Bedroom, 1 bath Spanish stucco finiSh with brick front, inSide. utility room, enclosed back porch, carport Low equity and assume mortgage Call 377 9356 anytIme. FROM 134 I and 2 Bedrooms lot I'-, Baths ALL ADULTS STUDIO 1, 7, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWN 110 U S ES - EASY LIVING QUIET AND SERENE Modern Facilities AltO. E. Kitchens Located West of Hwy. lit) FROM 125 CRANK COPISIRI)C1ION & IIEALT'V.REALTORS - 8)0 aOaI BLAIR AGENCY 3733864 '13 Yamaha RD 250. top (OOdt'j low mites. luggage rack, helm'-' I 33(i) 'c fir'.' oft.'r 72? 67d9 pin ,jtter 79—Trucks-Trailers 1975 Fond Custom, ra La. lape deck, 73,000 miles $7,793. excellent cOndition. 377.3112. 641 $126, Winter Park. 10—Swap & Trade -- I'.., ii - ..... , '. . ...... -. asr . - ,,_._n,,,,_ 'S 'S I. Anyone can be a Seller or a buyer 1971 Gremlin, Air, automatic, 6 cyl low mileage. Extra clean. $2.67S No charge. All admitted free Call 322.1631. (Dialer) Come brew-se every Sunday 9 to S at the Movietarud Drive in 1973 Buick Apollo, mag wheels, good Theatre. SOuth 17 97 Phone 322 condition, 5)00 and take over 1'I6. payments. Phone 37) 911) - THE WANT AD COLUMNS Pianos & Organ Sales & Service. We buy used pianos & trade. Lessons -Piano, organ. guitar, accordian, prl. & group. Ball's Piano & Organ Sales. 301 W. is? 377.7255. MC, Midget, 1972, mint condit-rin. AM.FM, wire wheelS, juSt t.nt'ct. low mileS, $1,150 371 0038 72—Auction 60—Office Stipplies Gun & Antique Auction KULP DECOR MOPS aO9W 1st 31 372 73)3 Wi' Buy Furniture Used office furniture Penney's Washer & Dryer. wocCdO, 6 mos old. New. $431, -ill sell for 1300 373 7664 before 1:30 or after 7 p.m $968 Cutlass, power steering an, bc'akfl. automatic, factory air. 3993 Priono 373 Itt) April 5 .1'-r ¶,tt'.'l UO'F-S, (,(tr J ,'C d-'.k & clii irS, Secretarial desks 8. 52—App I lances Sanford Auction 323•l340 chairs, straIght chairs, fIlIng cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. lIOLL'S Casselberry, 17.92, 8301706 1970 Ford LW, loaded, low miliage, excellent condition. Sa_rifice. $930 Phone 323 9062. Auction Every Friday at17 Noon Chico & The Man hway 46 Ftea Market, Sanford 63A--- Tractors& Ut I? 978.127, Lc%ug*oocl Transportation — Heavy Equipment )P ,ND THINK A MINUTE. If lassified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENt Ford, Kubota, Pettibone Sales. Rental, ServI:e 117 Magnolia Avenue 64—Equipment for Rent Steam - Impala trailer, 2$'. Privatet, vrued, fully self contained, ,.aie. oegoom. tub & showei-. dory air. carput. All deluxe. tnt sell. Taking big loss. See iytlme at $ Days Inn. 1.1 & 16. No one calls, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 834 1341 excellent conditior,new tires. 3?) :'- _,;: ______________________ ____ ____ ______ -, S.'.- ____________________________ Clean yOur own Carpet 76—Auto Parts Rerit our Rinsenvac - - - I 1570or83-4 4603 I '65 Chevrolet Corvair, automatic. I --Recreational Vehielec,,l FARM EQUIPMENT * gi.0 ..0 KEPIMOD",\SIIER. oarts. Service, used macnines. DONEY APPLIANCES 32] 0691 80—Autos for Sale - SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOL. lts(tU Whit VRLUta P'P(UM 54—Garage Sales Motorcycle Insurance ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Tog prices paid, uied, any condition. fl,imflrTOni Sounder (,tiorml Org,jn. 2 yrS old, like new. Must sell 834 6347 after 6 P.M. bed with mattress, (ouch and tair; end table's; 3 dinette sets, 2 tests of drawers, 7 matching trig room chairs; 2 other living ic,m chairs; record player; other usc. household items, 2526 Laurel ye. See Saturday,9a.m to I pm. Reasonable See at I0i W 70th St. L'S FIJRPIITURE 3?) Sl$l - ____________ GARAGE SALE Plenty of bargains. Friday. 9 III 1 2015 Elizabeth Court, Sanford. 377 1543. Garage Sale- Saturday, March 27, 9 am. 4 p.m. New or slightly used. 300 Lake Blvd., Mayfair Country Club area, Sanford. 322 6096 MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE'March 23, 26, 27. Turn off 415 on Longwood Rd. 5th puo'.se on left, Osteen. 373.1730 Used motors sold and installed. Also 17 acres cars for parts. Open 7 65—Pets-Stipplies days week. JIB Auto PartS, East Hwp SO. Call collect. Orlando 568 2131. Doberman Pinseher pups. AKC, bred for quality & tempirmeflt. Terms considered, Mr. Anderson, 365 5740 Reconditioned Batteries, $12.93 exchange, REEL'S BODY SHOP', 1)09 Sanford Ave. 68—Wanted to Buy _____ DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT wiltS a 'w cost Classified Ad 77—Junk Cars Removed Cash for wrecked or junk cars, We tow away. 1 aa,'s wrei Call collect, Orlando 561 2131 We Buy Furniture DAVES' 373-9370 _____________________________ Ikswagen, Inc. Baker Vo Owner- Five and six tenths acres, SPueryl Drive, Osteen 13.000 per acre, For nformallon tall 322 1002. 6i A'.res near golf ourSe, Ferne Drive off Markham Woods Rd Trees, high and dry HOrSeS o.k 6 900 per acre 0.'. c'-ir, te) 46—Commercial Properly Stenstrom Realty CORNER LOT-With tree's, Con venient to shopping area, this 7 BR home is equipped with range & refrigerator. Eat.ln kitchen. Owner Will consider holding a second mortgage 121.300. 1974 Toyota CelIca * Downtown Building* 8. ln,e,!Ors jijsi ,','.,l' been waiting for' Wynneweod. 3 BR, 1 bath home with secluded backyard, in e*. celtent condition. Neat & clean, Kitchen equipped, carpeting. Over 1.100 sq ft., and on'y 172.000. JUiT LISTED.) Bedrooms, 2 baths, split bedroom plan. Only 2 years old, and ifl eicelInt condition Fully carpeted. kitchen equipped with side by side refrigeralor. S75,C0 Call Sanford s Sales Leaae, 322-2420 REALTORS MLS St., Air, 4 Speed, Brown Metallic Stenstrom Realty A HONEY OF A DEAL- In quiet ',', vi' Would Yo Believe A trqe I beliroom ruomein nice area you can atford, Carpet, C-H.. Many fine features. Financlng to Suit your budget Only $77,950 3895 1975 MG Midget $3595 Attorneys, Accounts. Antque Dealers, Insurance agents, Real Estate agents, Architects, cr whatever, it's a natural UnIimilcd u;' & ç..U, tt,i, ,irl only 37,500 tIn riiuII Re,,tor Drive by Broker or us' You'll be glad ou did ta tatIon wa Aii' 1974 VW Type IV 3895 Auto, 1972 Volvo 1455 MUes, Light Blue 7 Story builinQ at 211 E 2nd SI' $3595 1974 VW Dasher Sedan, Air, 4 Speed, Chrome 'n Yellow ........................... T ' 2 Dr., Auto, AM-FM Stereo, Delph Blue, Under 10,000 MIles $ '''7'": ,' 'tjr Cii Sir': rd 2365 PARK 1974 Toyota Corona .. White, Only 6,000Mlles,Ljke New ANYTIME ________________ W. 25th St. SANFORD ', " u It'S Leaut'r 322242O REALTORS MLS AT 1971 VW Pop Top Camper, Like New 1974 VW Thing $3 1 95 ... ANYTIME 1 2895 Radio, Only ---. r C"?. E' 1973 Toyota Carina Merchandise ___________________________ '1972 Toyota Corona 2395 4 Speed, AM Radio, Gold ......... SQ—Miscellaneous for Sale -" Call Bart iliAc FSTAIf R(',ulloq - - 311 7iQl FREE GIFT WRAPPIPiC. All Batiy CultS, Knits, Christening Gowns PAYTON'S CP4ILDR EN'S WEAR 2610 fli,swatha Ph 377 1301 -s --i - - Welcome. -. - - to Life in 9dijwi&1t of Loch Arbor 1971 MGB Cony. 2 1 95 $ 2 Door, 4 Speed, Mags, Yellow ..,,,,,,, - ', -. - .. i .•," , .'v', I -".'i " .'CL 1kt' ,,., '.3,?-r '' - t ':'i ,, ie::;;' ; : -'-t '5.; S,ih $ A1 ,ç r',, ii' i.;. ' t I'/2 ,'- i"r$' i " et(_ wfr" ?"1' I ç':Jc!: '.1u S:rJ'7 i , L4;3,', ,, £ 4 .',-. rt'-.,. .' '' '.'- 1JI:i 1968 VW Van ;a,;, 'Jl .ri1','ii"_ .w s.M 4 '-n(,,". "," l..y. 't'- ..'ç...f.;'jt';'-s)'..s.'.'-ir'-' yli% .'. 5,. 1 - I'd. J.' f_wi; .-r. ..& J7._,..i. , '. - u"w y t' .1 s 1973 Honda Civic . . "1' *.ç, ''i -' .r!', "ls'i, .:- "s 'i 1972 Datsun 510 Bright Red, Wire Wheels, New Top, Low, Low Miles ?,I (t,.('C , Dlx,, 4 Door, Automatic, White ... . :/ "-'4•''F":r"t, - .. '; ."' 4'./_" 'Ir , _.* -, 2585 PARK .,- r _ ''i knrlkehc "J (AJ,iOQS 59—Musical Wrchandise then Bathroom Cabinets, Coun tr tops. Sinks. Installation tailabte. Bud Cabell. 37780$? ytine. 191$ Yarr.aha. 175 Erct:ra PIPIEY WOODS BARN- We Buy Furnifure & Miscellaneous. Sell for 30 pet. commission. Free Pick ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p m, Sanford 372 7270. 25" Color AM FM. 6' Console Wooded lot, t00'xISO'. Off Hwy 427 Sanford $7,800 867 5301. 110 Country Club, 2 BR, 119.300 1305 322-2090 l'rotcsson,uilv P,'.in.iqnd BUY-SELL-TRADE )fl-56fl 311 315 E. First St Seminole & Volusia Counties. Acreage Tracts, small & large TERRY REALTY. REALTOR. 628 0711 2 New Models Winter Park Drive B3U.796 Open 10 to 6 - 10 ACRES. high and dry. Reduced to $73.5-CO with $5.00) oown. Will split HAROLD HALL REALTY, Realtor, 37)5771. EXCITING!! (Horse Track Rd.) Follow signs to models off For used furniture, appliances. toOls, etc Buy I or 1001 items I arrys ?Aart. 713 Sanford Ave - 78—WEtorcyCleS By AT MONTH 43—Lots-ACreage 3010 Park. 3 BR. 319.500. wrLn Luxuiy Patio Apartments Furnished era Unulumnistued 14 CAR IBE- double wide,) Bedroom, 7 bath, central air, raised screen room, carport, shirlincj, payments 1)04 32 Phone 377 0031 or nights 671 3369. Nrw ticuuS(-'% na rural area Plo down payment, monthly payments less than rent Government subtiil,ted to qualified buyers Call to see .' yOU qualitv 16' Larson boat with 30 Pup iv.nrude motor and trailer, $100 Phone 371 0341, chairs, upfront controls. 7$ Johnson 15 HP, heavy duty tilt trailer. $750 complete. 322 129. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE ir T,V's from ISO. BP.W. from 3. Service all m,kes HERBS' ir:m 323 17)4 ZIMMER, 12' wide, 2 bed,00m, 1)1,303 CASH 322.4132 11' Queen Craft Bass Boat, 2 Swivel . - - 372 3961 HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY central air, carport, patio cover. skirting, new carpet, adults only. DayS 377617) N'gh% 372 233? East off 17.92 at Scm Inola Blvd. BROWSE AND SAVE ......s easy and fun . The Want Ad Way. 68—Wanted to Buy Wanted to buy used office fu'niture. Any Quantity. NCii.L'S Casselberry, Hwy. 17 92 5)0 4206. ROBSOPI MARINE 7978 Hwy $192 322 9411 53—TV. Radio. Stereo 1SYR IHAFINANCIPIG GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 310) Orlando Drive S,untord, 3?) 5200 Mayfair Home Gardens 1 Phone 322-9112 CLIFF JORDAN,PEALTOR 83$ 8272 eneva trntz 1 Bedrorm Tr.siler, )O'x33' $1,500 chen, well kept lawn, double OC age, priced to sell, only 373.900 2 bath beautiful pool; AT CASSELBERRY 'Ike Pelie Ce.utu.uThj" -- 12*60' 3 BR, I'z bath with 37' awning & steel shed IncludeS awnings 8. tie downs qgiet area, adult trailer p.r 1. '23 4" Pti below FHA appraisal, im. maculate 3 bedroom. eat In kit. 3 bedroom. 2 bath, brick home, kitchen equipped, pretty shrub bery. orange and tangerine trees Good neighborhood 331,000-will negotiate, CAMELOT NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED 42—WKbiie Homes -- OWNI PIG A HOME entral heat and ar. corner lot, 7 car carport wit7i large utility room Very nIce 546.900. 321 004 'I Mostle. C Bateman Peg Real Estate Broker 741$, Sanford Aye'. Eves 377.164) * I bedroom, 77$ uISl MLS Il1ALTOP' SLIM BUDGETS ARE DCL STEREO WITH VALUES FROM WANT AD COLUMNS IN SANFORD vail unit air COnditioners 321,5-30 BATEMAN REALTY ADS Under S29,000 On Lake, Free Boating established neighborhood. Home has lots of possmbiIitie. Large utility area with ampie storage - 373 1832 Drapes •Carpeting BILLIARD ROOM convenient to shopping. This home is priced to sell, so see today at $71,500. 2 bath, fern. rm., REALTY INC. Sep. Dining Rooms POOL A confortable home In nice area and sprinkler systern. custom drapes, II uuat, 330. 5' Boat, 175 Singcr' best Zig zag machine fl Sewing fable. Sold new icr $119.50, assume balance of $105, or 12 payments of 19 Sec at: SANFORD SEWIPIG CENTER 307 E. 1st St , Downtown . -- II' Boil Trater, 290 Golden Touch 'N Sew 51—Household Goods "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" _________________________ hursday March 25, 1978-78 55—Boats & Accessorie: Four IS" Chrome Wheels 32] 0705 Peg Pen' Estate Broker, 72) 0610 2149 37)7595 7720779 . . By Mat?- N. Dardan 5' 14. N Thmm, 3'Seminole County Branch Office, Attest: 3: H. P4. Tarnm, Jr. As Oepi,ty Clerk City Ct-rrk Seminole Plaza, Casse.t?erry, City Clerk Publish Mardi 1), 16. 25. 1.ptIl I. Publith; March II. Ii. 23, April I, Publish: March 11. II, 25, April 1, Florida 1916 PubliSh: March 25, U. 21, $976 l°76 1976 0EX81 ESTABLISHED HOME: Owner will finance this) BR, I bath with room .017 S FRENCH 1PIWY 179?) ST. JOHNS REALTY C3. BROKERS - , 24 Hrs, 3 bedroOm, I bath, kitchen equip ped, large corner lOt 7 car carport and utility room; wall to wall arpc't; v.ifldO* air conditioner Just $I8,0?O , Morrt MUL I IlL I I I', I IE) REAL. TOIl 1919 S. French 377 1991 HAPPINESS IS _______________________ _________________________ Jlhri 3239410 on lake, lOS ft on paved street. Preferred residential area. Only $10,200. S temper Realty iple_Listing Service - ' e Nothing down, or conventional. Harold Hall Realty -------- - - a Judrrint may tie en WOWI ONLY $150 DOWN 3 BR, carpet, central air, family 1306833 ... ri - S0---MisCellaneous (or Sale VALENCIACT. EAST. New) BRM, 7 bath homes, central air, c-ar. pitted, dishwasher, $27,000 to $23,000 price range. VA financing. LAKRFRONT LOT. DeBARY: 97(1. LOWDOWN By owner, 4 BR, 7 baths, Hidden RAVEPIt4A PARK Lake No qualifying, small down. Sanford Charm & V - tie ossume payrnent 373 8155. - nIle 4 TOP EXECUTIVE HOME Like a Spanish villa, .3 BR, 3 bath, lush landscaping, surrounds courtyard & pool. Private & quiet. Must see. tS).900, MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise every day. ------ ' . REALTOR CLASSIFIED Peg Real EstatefIroker JOHN KRIOER,'ASSOc 107 W. CommerciCI Photte 372 781), Sanforg - 14 INC H AL COLBERT Wek va Landing Rcsorl on the river Beautiful oak shaded lots Fish, m, boat rentals an free g,. /.iult 377 4171) ___________ . P NICE NEIGHBORS Newly redecorated, remoeleleil 3 tlt(jrrmun beimi.. Irge family room, cedar siding and fence', eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat, 11,300 sq. If, lot, Uwi" r 173 0th 35-4Iobile Home Lots , -. i4irc-y &oa DUPLEX 2 Bedroom concrete block, C'xcellent condition; no city taxes By owner. 322 6670 _______________________________ _________________________ - recpt -. 41—Houses _____________________ S Rentals _______________________________ s—Lost .-'-"" 41—Houses rm fenced yard $i pct. ennual rate. 123.750 loan. 30 Yrs., $196.71 mo P1, Price 174.500 __________ 29—Rooms . _. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 41 —Ho.,, ses , - -- hed ----. Fern Park- 3 Bedroom. l', j bath carpeting, dishwasher, air unit, fencel yard, $195. FORREST LOANS available for businesS or up Ia any real estate $1O.0 amount Operating apltal, e* panslon, etc Mr DanielS, 101 561 1372 our training progra-n WO ThtOU will teach you also how to make DEX2S -. -, - -.-- _________________________ of HERMAN M. GOSNEY, ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll door of the Seminole County POSITION IN MAIUGEMENT." NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS ----------------deceased. File Number 7666CP. is Courthouse. Sinford, Florida, the FreC. 6117027 for "We Care" NAME STATUTE INTENT TO REGISTER pending in the Circuit Court for Ttens onderSignid Clerk will offer f01' Slt "t4olline," Adults OI Apply to Mr. Daddis at Sanford TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN FICTITIOUS NAME Seminole County. Florida, Prcbate to the highest and best bidder for Sieraton Inn, I 1$. SR 46. Sanford Notice Potitt' rwrt- tjy ,ien, that the Division, the address Of WhiCh is her,y given that the the following described real undersigned, pursuant to the & Found on Thursday March 23, S and 6 Rnom for empioyd man in iJndi'rsign('d Willie James Themp P.0, Drawer C, Sanford, Florida - property; congenial home. Near Lake Mary p m Sharp and Friday March 26, "Fictitious Name Statute' Chapter son and Willie James Baker, will 32771. The personal representative LOT Six (6), less the South & SCC. $20 wk. 3720145 ii am. Sharp. $63 09, Florida Statute, will register Conduct the business of, and are the of the estate is RICHARD W. SELF, Lcv'1t Vihite Cockepoo, answers to PERSONAL INTERVIEWONLY westerly 10 feet Iheriof, arid all of with the Clerk ci the Circuit Court, in Sole owners of the business known as whose oddr(ts is Lot No. 77 Rock want man or woman to room arid 1.01 S,.n 171. rif Rhth "A" . Iha n.ma "IC Hiar " . ' uø 'it " arri.ge ovr. anvorO, board and 5hti pemes. Phone 'tHORPIBURGS ADDITION TO upon HELP US FIND T$IS TEACHER please call 3720111 I o ç'rus of the City of Sanford. Serrinole County, Florida 37771. TP'e name and ad 321 0379. LLOYDS TERRACE, Seminole publication of this notice, the ficthis ad on to some ____________________________ Please pass Florida, and the real and true names dress of the personal represenCollie, malt', sibleand white, County, Florida, accordng to the titlout name, teacher or principal who Is of the o*nes of the business are tative's attorney Is Set forth bilow. 10*11: CREATIVE 'fltfi vici,iit, ot Sanfcrd At't. Ptatthereofrecorded .r Plat Book9, LONCEPTS under 31—Ax2.3rtments ixious Ii,, rrIi e*tre ;riio, this whiCh we are Willie Jamc Thompson and Willie All persons having claims or St Phone 3328639. Page 96 of the Public Records of engaged In business at 109 Fox ____________________________ summer,Wehavea vacatlonsats James Baker. The said Willie James demands aOainst the estate are Seminole County, Florida. position in this area that can pay 2 aedroom upstairs qt.. $103 mo valley Drive, Longwood, Florida Thompson and WlIIic James Baker required, WITHIN THREE MON. and apurtenances on said lard, Of' the right teacher up io $1,000 per , ø&j are iaving difficulty findinQ a Also S room d)*nstairs apt., $123 are the sole owners therf and the THS FROM THE DATE OF THE L'sed in conjunction therewith. month or more depending on ptaceto IIVC, car to drive, a ioo. or mo. 322 0281. That the parties interflted in said only persons having any intert FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS 'This sale is made pursuant tO busineSs enterprise are as followi: ability, effor and length of SOffl( service you Pave net'd of. Whatsoever in the business, and the NOTICE,tofilewith the clerk 0? the Summary Final .,udgment of vacation. Qualifications: At least 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED nt ads every day all our we read Rotser Adams Malone, Jr. tt offic.' address of the Seminole above criurt a written statement of AP.ortgage Foreclaivre entered ," GARAGE APARTMENT three yearsof teaching, good work Wa;ter ,i. Wrtit Memorial Chapel is 903 West 13th any claim or demand the'j may Civil Action No. 7673 CA 090 flOW —= habits and excellent character. 2)O0Melionvilie Dated at Longwood. Seminole Street, Sanfora, Flrid 3277$; and have. Eachclaim mini be in writing pending in the Circuit Court in and County, Florida, March 72nd, 1976 The teacher se!ected wilt find this &—ChilcI Care the undersigned Willie James and must indicate the basis for the Ctcn studio apt Suitable fr .1 for Seminole County, Florida work a welcome change from PubliSh March 25. AprIl, 8. 13. 197 Thompson and Willie ).imes flaicir claim, thc namr arid addre.s of H't' ..orkiN'J rr icireil ad ied this ,'2'd C1I Of March, tct.;iJ, yot hihiy profitable DLX 133 (i Nuby Set forth thu they art' the cr(dlor or hiS agent or atlorney. bUSY 1111 CHILE) CAkL ) 5112 1916 professionally. Call Mr. Thorn,, Sole owners of the busineSs, and the amount claimed. If the 7427 Holly Avenue NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS (Seal) 333 4306 atter 6 p.m. Willie Jarne' Thompson _____________________________ claim is not yet due, the date when it ffni' ifl c or 372 0760 I Bedroom furniShed apartment, NAME STATUTE Arthur H. Beckwith, ,Jr., Willie James Baker will become due shall be stated, If wall to well carpet. Cir con TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. RN, Registered Nurse for part Clerk of the Circuit Court Publish. March 11, 11. 25, April 1. the claim Is contingent or dilioned. $100 plus depoSit. Ptiniw Notice is hereby given that the 1976 p—Good Things to time Paramedical Lif. InSurance By: Lillian T. JenkinS IAliQ' lated, the nature of the un . " '3d' after 3:30. undersigned, pursuant to the DEX Examiner in Sanford area. Call Deputy Clerk Si certainty shall be stated. If the "Fitit.out Name Stalijte" Chapter ________________________________ claim is secured, the Security shall 813616 1433 for inlerview app?. Publish March 25, 1,76 SAN MO PARK, 1, 2. 3, bedroom Murcotts & Vtler a La'es — 86509. Florida Statutes, will register DEX 137 trailer apts Adult & family park 5 Bu be described The claimant shall with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in Nurses.' RN's; LPN's; Aides; Aide NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FlCTI'.lOUS NAME Weekly 3513 H*y 1192, Sanford 322 6733o 322 deliver sufficient copies of the claim and for Sevnnole County, Florida, Companion. Needed ImmedIately. TOCONSIDER ANNEXATION 'ntCe 5 hi-reby given that inc 323 1930 to the clerk to enable the clerk to upon receipt of proof of the Notice is hefety qiven that a ma;l on, roov tz Parr 6210636 U 'S (flC,MQed ifl business Ycutl find that S0?'(V'if C' I'#i' :';-.'' thI5 i}ct,,:,-. tt.c I., ".v1y rento-deic'd I room apt fi;t fr4l rig wil i-c nxcl at tnt' N Fr.'h Avmue, Sanloro. rei- os iust .'nat b-:'. ..,e ' representative. tli rame, t w,t - ,MSDR EK oot Large rooms. Comtortui,k Comr"iission Room in the City Hall in CALL 372 All persons interested in the estate ;fll SeminOle County, name Floesda Reasonable 71$ W. First St the fittiti5 of INDUSTRIES, INC., a F!orioa the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 to whom a copy of this Notice of 'tERALD4DVEPTISET. .indtho 1 (OrpOralion, oxgani:ed Cod existing o'clock P N, on April 76, $976. to Adminitr6lion Puas been nu.aileg are fl—lntçucJjcjt br 2 Bedrooms. Axuitsonly undet the lawt of the State of consider the annexation of property .'tindtoreg.tcr-..idruamcw;tnit required, WITHIN THREE MON. PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Florida, db a OAKWOOD described as follows: .4;l:sc1" (Ir.k of flue Circuit Court, Seminole ,,1TIE FFL ')'(iL THS FROM THE DATE OF THE 2343 Park Drive. $7Oup BUILDERS, under which it is From the Southwest corner COunty, Florida in accordance *ith of Lot FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS engaged in business at 136 Tollgate SHIPPING & RECEIVING CLERK & 'he provson of the F iCtitiuS 7 fIR, AIr, Adults 1, SOUTH PINECREST, FOURTH NOTICE, to file any ohections they Trail, Longwoed, Flarida 37750. P,',ANAGER ..ln-'ir Stables 'Tri Wit Sectori No Pets. ADDITION. accoidnq to te Pint may have fnat challenges the G .r Stecli'. le-hle * fl Orlando INSURANCE SECRETARY That the party in interest in said thereof as F lox ida Statutes 1957 231? PalmettoAve S<noof of MuSiC. 4Qflerin private GROOMER recorded in Plat Book 17. validity of the decendent's will, the business is as follows. S Sanford Herald, Inc. lrsons in Sanfo.'d 3720949. Pages 42 and 43 of the Pudllc qualifications of the personal S. D. L. Perkins REPAIRMAN Bu WaynC 0 Doyle Records of Seminole County, representative, or the venue or BAMBOO COVE APTS President RETAIL SALES Florida, run South along the Wesu urlsdiction of the court. Exec. Vice Presigent Tomorrow may be the gay Dated thIs 8th room apartments, One &2 ay of March, 1976, you sell COLLECTOR line of sld SOUTH PIPIECREST. -: lh March 11,75, AprIl 1,8. 1976 that roll-a-way bed yov'v ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND City of Orlando. Florida. furnished or ur,furnlshed ,ifewly BABY SITTER FOURTH ADDITION, 50 feet tO UI)( 95 nowhere to roll away the OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED ____________________________ Publish. March II, II. 23. Api-lI 1. point of beginning, thence continue redecorated Come see. 300 E. If you TECHNICIAtI TRAINEE WILL BE FORE"ER BARRED, place a C!wfed Ad tr#ay, FICTITIOUS NAME $916 Airport fllvd. Sanford, 313 1310 SALES REP South along said West line 142 feet, Date of the first publication of this . Notice is hereby given that I am DEX oO RECEPTI0NlST-ECRETARy thmce South 89 ocorecs SP 44" West Notice of AdminIstration: March engagCd in business at P.O. Box 134, Wanted WAITRESSES NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 700 (eel, thFn(e North 342 feet, 25th, 1176 31A()pIexes -' Cassetberry 37107. Seminole County. FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION ??it-f,( North 89 degrees 57' 44" East Florida, under the fictitious 5: R ICEIAR D W. SELF COOKS Notice is hereby given that a 700 feet to the point of beginning, TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs in As Personal Representa. lurnisrieci or DUPLEX name of KENDALL DISTRI AUTO PARTS SALES Public Hearing will be held at the iontaininq 7 isE acres, more or dependable person M F wtuO can Ii:ab On live of the Estate of I Ideal Shed RUTORS, and that I intend tO Commission Room in the City Hall MANY, MANY MORE le% Sad property is presently work withOut superviSion In HERMAN M. GOSPIEY, rent )S 3lfl Reasonable register said name with the Clerk of in ttue City of Sanford, Florida, at Oflecl A I (.%qricuilure) DiStrict Sanford. Contact customers. Age -WE SELL SUCCESS 'he Circuit Court, Seminole 7:000'clock P.M.on Api-il 26, Deceased anytime 1976, to All parties In interest arid citizens Attorney for Personal unimportant, but maturity is. We 20$ Commercial County. Florida in accordance with cOnsider the anneiato,, of property thall have an opportunity to be Representative 373 5116 3Eedroom. carpeted, central h'at train 'f.'rite 3. L Dick. Pres., 'he provsions of the F iClit,OvS described as follows heard at said hearing. and air Convenient downtown and Southwestern Petroleum, Ft. A C*uon, raIl could sta't you on a new Howard S. Warner Narae Statutes. To Wit: Section Lots I, 7. 3 and 1, Block 6, By order of the City CommIssion P0 BO 296 hospital 116$ month plus deposit Worth, Tx. E.O.E. and profitable career. Call $62. US.0'9 Florida Statutes 1957. ROSALIND HEIGHTS. Plat Book 3, CI the City of Sanford, Florida, thiS Orange City. Florida 37763 373 1663 _____________________________ S Edward Lepkowshi Pageil, Public Recordsof Seminole 8th day of March, 1976. Publish: March 23, April 1, 1976 *ASTE Publish: March 4. 11, 18, 25, 1976 itOWthtfi II MA,Et County. Said property is presently H. N. Tamm, Jr. Accountant to assist comptroller in 7 Bedroom unfurnlshed. Adults DEX132 DEX SELLING IT MAKES CASH :oned R I (Residential) D:strict. City Clerk accounting, management, data preferred Free water. 1130. 32) PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD N0 All parlies in Interest a citizenS Publish March 11. 18, 25 and April 1 NOTICE OF PROCEEDING FOR collection & reporting. Only Sill or 3726420 $31 Call 3?? 7611 or FICTITIOUSNAME shalt have an opportunity to be and 8. 1976 VACATING AND CLOSING A qualified reply to Box $91, co The — Notice is hereby given that I am heard at said hearing, DEX 55 PORTION OF A STREET Evening H?raId. P.O. Box $637, Furnished duplex, Lake Mary area engaged in business at Highway Il' By order of the City Commission 2 BR furnished apartment, nice GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY for a Sanford, FIa, 3377) TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 97, Longwood 37750, Seminole of the Cit'. of Sanford, Florida, this yard. Children and pets OK. $130 Registered Reel Estate You will take notice that the salesman City NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF OR. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES County. Florida under the fictitiOus ita day of March. 1976. month. 3t miles northof 13.lon $7 in Dctt1.... Commission of the City of Sanford, Contact BENNETT DINANCE NO. 1330 Exprvienced&PiewlyLicense'd H. P4. Tamm, Jr. namZ of RICHIE'S WRECKING ilorida, at 700 o'clock PM, on 92, 201 Sunset Drive, next to REALTY. INC., (901) 7)41559 or TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Join"Sanford's Sates Leader" SERVICES YARD. arid that I intend City Ocr?'. WillIam's Acrountlng & law write to P.O. Box &SO. DeLand, You will take riOticC that the City April 17. $916. in the CUy CornStEP4tROM REALTY o regs'er said !IC'flP with flue Clerk PtjIih March Ii, II, 75. April Florida 37120. Service. Open Sunday,9 to S CommIssion of tht City of Sanford, 'T"siori Room at true City Hall in the rrk Dr RCAtC,R 372 ?23 of the Circuit Court, Seminole 1976 Florida, on March SlIt, 1976. passed Cltp ; Sanford, floriga, will con. County. Florida in accordance with DEX-56 and adopted Ordinarwe No. 1330, as sider arid determine whether or not the provisions of the Fictl'lcvS ' City will close, vacate and NOTICE OF ADOP1 ION or Icliows . Name Statuies, ToWi': Section ORDINANCE NO 13$ / -, abandononyrignloftpieCitang tt'ue ' * ThiS instrument prepared by; 16509 FlorIda Statutes 8USINESS DIRECTORY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: public in anct to a pOrtion of Maple c. Vernon Mire, Jr., ; r S Richard H Mo'etti Avenue lying between 22nd Street You will take notice that the City City Attorney P.O Box 177$, Owner and 24th Street, being more par Commission of the City of Sanford, Sanford Florida 32171 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU PubIsh March 4. Il. 1$, 25. 1976 ticutarly described as follows: FlorIda, on March 8th, 1976, rasse ORDINANCE NO. 13)0 DEX 71 and adopted Ordinance No. 132$. as That portion of Maple Avenue ,4j?' _1, AN CRDINAPICE OF THE CITY JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY follows: FLORIDA. abutting Lots 13 through 36, FICTIVIOUSPIAME OF SANFORD, ,_I__ -FfcI'ce i herCby given that am This instrument prepared by DECLARING ITS INTENT ION TO Bonaven'jre, Pta? Book 5, Page 85. _________________________ Persons lntere-sti may appear c'ngaged in business at Pt. 1 80*339, C. Vernon Mile, Jr.. ANNEX WITHIN THE COP. PORATE AREA OF THE CITY ')F and be heard at the time and place SnowPuill Rd.. Oviedo, Sem:noIe CIty Attorney Aluminum Siding income Tax Serv. nty, Florida, under the ficlilious P.O. Box 177$, Roofing SANFORD. FLORIDA. AT THE Specified. City Cjmmissior - j-name of SNOWNILLS. and that I Sanford, Florida 3271$ EXPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS can cover your home with alum 01 the City of ORDINANCE NO. 13$ intend toregister said name with the FROM THE APPROVAL OF SAID Sdnc2 & SOtfit System Also Roofing Arid(.,rrnlry Pep.i.r Sanford, Florida API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ORDINANCE THAT CERTAIN Clerk of IPue Circuit Court, Seminole Williams Accounting Roofing, GoIters 10 yrs EMp Freee%t,mst.s SANFORD, By H. N. Tamm, Jr. County. Florida in accordance with. OF FLORIDA, PROPERTY CONSISTING OF Eanle Sd.nq Co $31 9563 Income tax Returns CaI32 6,69 City Clerk the provisions of the Fictitious DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO APPROXIMATELY 7415$ ACRES lnd,.O,l, *3u5.ri".'. td.vv It 9? NOme Statutes, TO Wit' Section ANNEX WITHIN THE COIl- LYING WEST OF AND ABUTTING PubliSh. March 25, 1976 Eipert roof repairs, flit roots o' a, e Pools f'ri.;rr 7? 7143 POPATE AREA OF THE CITY OF WEST JINKINS CIRCLE IN AC- DE Xlii 96509 Florida Statutes $951. shingles All work guaranteed Beauty Care SANFORD. FLORIDA. AT THE CORDANCL 5- Theodore A Re'cluIe WITH THE PUBLIC NOTICE poor I P4 G BR 0 & 0 E N PERSONAL TAX SERVICE AND i'ufhSh .Y,irch $8. 23. April 1.8. 1976 EXPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 14 190, The Seminole County BOard Of 373 6700 ________ IIOOKKE £ PING Individual 1 FROM THE APPROVAL OF SAID LAWS OF FLORIOA DEX 92 County Commissioners, as eligible Business Tax Returrn 2 East WANT TO. SELL OVINANCE A PORTION OF TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON WHEREAS, there has been filed applicant, by Board motion NOTICEOFINTENT Road. Hwy 17 97 (3CC entranep. YOUR HOME' (lovmtilylfarrett'sBeavtyNook THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY with true City Clerk of the City of Tuesday,March23, 1916,authorixed TO REGISTER FIyC Point) 3727199. Ruyng a new home? Moving f an 519 E First, 372.3747 _______________________________ LYING BETWEEN EAST 29TH Sanford, Florida, a petition con James 0. Bedsote, Dirsctor F'CTITIOUS NAME apartment? STREET AND 30TH STREET. faming the name of the property Comprehensive Manpower Division, STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If ft • et some action with I Herald NOTICE ISHEQEBY GIVEN that EXTENDED EAST. AND BET. owner in !Pte erea descr'bed to make preapplcation for fiscal Land eoring C'stifir Ads didn't work c'assifled ad We'll help you write MEDICAL & SURGICAL SUPPLY. WEF,N MAGNOLIA AVENUE AND hereinafter requesting annexation tO year 1911 funds, extending from July tr,ere wouldn't he any __________________________ an ad that will bring a fast Sale. CO • INC.. a Florida corporation, PARK AVENUE IN ACCORDANCE the corporate area of the City of 1. 1976, through June 30, 1977, under u*.w LALL 322 2611 ESTERSON LAPIP CLEARING ti'v.rc' ( vi'iirl.* t,iitJri WITH THE PROVISIONS OF Sanford, Florida, and requesting to the Comprehensive Employment ___________________________ the fictitious name of STANDARD CHAPTER 71-190, LAWS OF be located therein; and Bulldoring, Excavating. Ditch and Training ACt of 1973 (CETA), SYSTEMS MEDICAL SUPPLY at FLORIDA Patch, repairs and sm-alt roofing Doll Repair work Fill dirt, top WrIEREAS, the Property Ap title II, ifl the amount of $777.10). to Port of Sanford, Lake Monroe, lobs. Fast Service, All work HE PEAS, there hat been filed pras,rof Sernir.oli? County, Florida. establithpvbticservlcecmployrnent Florida, 37777 h1id intends to guaranteed. LICensed, Bonded 1$ *th thC City Clerk of the City oi Paving certified that there is one positions fcr the unemployed arid C&A Back Hoe Service yrs exporlence Call Brick.r, 37) register the sari name with the Sanford. Florida, a petition con- prcp,'rty owner in the area to be underemployed persons of Seminole China Glass, 7770 Clerk of the Circuil Court of tainrug the names CI the property annexed ar Metal Doll Repairing Land clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock. — that said property County. This Is a planning figure Seminole County, Florida. CallNellleat)fl6977 Allkindiof digging. Housetrailers owners In the area described has signed the petlflon for only, A grant application will be DATED this 10th day of March, hereinafterreques*lngannexaticnto annesaton, and stored and moved. 3729112 submitted at a Iter date. GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FU' A D 1976. ewing the corporate area of the City of WHEREAS. the City Commission Prcappllc.ation may be examined (SEAL) A FRACTION OF THEIR COST BACK.HOE SERVICE. Also any Sanford, Florida. and requesting to of Ite City of Sanford, Florida, has at Seminole County Branch Office, FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS? Medical & Surgical type fence work, Call after 1 p.m. be located therein; and deemed It irs the best interest of the Manpower DIvisIon, Seminole ____________________________ Supply Co., f'K 372 8471 Lii's Alteration Shop Order for WHEREAS, the Properly Ap. City to accept said Petition and Plaza, hwy. 17-92436, Calaelberry. By John Jenkins, Sr. . Easter Ta;tor;rso. dresseS, hats pracsero'SeminoleCognty, FI0rI'a, intends to annex said area Florida, or Grants.In.Aid Coor President and i-Itching tags 372 7489 having rertified that there. are two Floor Cleaning __________________ NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT clinitOr's Office, Room 313. Coxir ____________________ Publish Marth II. 73. April 1,8. $976 property owners In the area to be ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF thouse, N. Park Avenue, Sanford. _______________________ r;lio DEX l Landscaping & — Dressmaking. ladies', annexed and thaf said property THE CITY OF SANFORD, Florida, between the hours of 1:30 men's, children's. Drapes. Quilts, IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND owners have sifined the petition for FLORIDA. AM, and 5:00 P.M., Monday Floor stripping & waxing. Lawn Care Upholstering Donna Canada, SEMINOLE FOR COUNTY. annexation, an SEC'tON I. TheCityConimill3on through Friday. Written ccmmertts Residential & Business Free - - 3770707 FLORIDA. WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, Concerning this preapplication estimates Blitz Clean. 37) 3931. CASE O. 76.3$3-CC.IS.J 3 S Snyder Nursery I Land Make your Budget go further, stop of the City of Sanford, FlorIda, has hereby declare's its intention to should be directed to James 0. scapog We are overstocked in 8ETTY C. KIEPITH, formerly deemed it in the best intereit of the annex to and to make a part of the Bedsole, Director. Manpower the Classified Ads every day landscaping plantS and we do _________________________ Qsown as BETTY K. CASS, City to accept said Petition and City of Sanford, Florida, at the Division, Seminole County Branch complete landscaping service Home Improvements Plaintiff, inttnI$ to annex said area expiration of thirty days from the Office, If you're irs the b'.,sIne'ss of building Seminole Plaza, s.us or 641 7246 VS. your NOW, THEREFORE; BE IT date of the passage of this Or- Casselberry, Florida 32107. busines use the WILLARD C. FISHER, ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF dinince. as provided for by Chapter publiSh March 73, 26, 71, 1976 Classified Ads often Defendant THE CITY OF SiPIFORD. 74 90, Laws of Florida, 1274, that DEX i Pest Control Johnny Walker NOTICE OF SUIT FLORDA: Certain property described as TO WILLARD C FISHER SEC'TIOPI 1. The City Commission follows '°V otirns you the same quality PUBLIC NOTICE Upholstering ADDRESS UNKNOWN of the City o Sanford, Florida, workmanship in your remodeling flue Seminole County, Board of From the Southwest corner of Lot ARt BROWN PEST CONTROL and additions requirements as is and all parties claiming interest by, hereby declares Its intentiOn to 1. SOUTH PIPIECREST. FOURTH County CommiSsioners, as elIgible 7367 Park Div.' through, or against under available ri hIS gcrw'ral tori annex to and to make a part of the ADDITION, acordirwj to the Pta? applicant, by Board motIon 377 1865 -____________________________ Jotun & Clara flail Custom WILLARD C. FISHER and to all City of Sanford, Flridi, at the thereof as recorded in Plal Book I?, Tuesday, A'..irch 73. 1916, authorIzed Upholstery. Specialists in Tufting '1 rent Exterminating Co-Complete parties having or claimlng'to have expiration CI thirty days from the Pages 17 and 43 of the Public Jame* 0. Bedsole, Director, an'j riif. title or Interest In the date of the passage of this Or Restyllng Furniture & Sewing Pest Control and Termlting Free 322-6457 Records of Seminole County. CompreluensiveManpower DIvision. personal property herein deScribed, dinance. as provided for by Chapter Machines Repaired We Buy. Sell Inspection All Pest Control, $0 ... . Florida, run South along the West to mike preapplic.at'on for fiscal & Trade 602 Sanford Ave Phone Iritt'rior, Exterior PlIe, no, ___________________________ 373 7956 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 71 90. Laws of Florida, 1974, that line of said South Pinecrest, Fourth year 1971 funds, extending from 3779713 that an action of distress for rent on certain property described as Aitiws, 50 feet to flue point o October t, 1976, thru September )0. Plaster Patching & simulated P4'ced help on thAI Saturuay iou' — tht' following personal property in followS: brick & stone specialty. 3fl 7780. beginning, thence CCfltiflui South $977, under the Comprehensive Paneling, doort. windows hungs, Cojnty, Florida; lots 1. 7. 3 arid 4, Block 6. Employment arid Training A? of along sad West brie 542 fret, — ur.nnrdcwrh ri ity trrt' P'oor i-,, All ç,4f ce t,,,rntore ard eqj.pm,it 11OSLLI,ID HEIGHTS. accrirding to 191J(CETAI.titie I. it'ith amount of Carpentry, Remodeling. /'diJFons, Well Drilling S'itri 9 degrees 37' I-, ,7 JJ7 "3-as Custom Work Licensed, Bonded. ________________ focate'datSuitel0l,370S.U.S.High tthe PIa' thereof recorded itt Plat feet, thence North 547 feet. thence 1*69,311, to establish a program to Free estimate 373603$. -.,, -. _______________________ way 1797, Catlelbefry, Florida. Book 3. Page 17, Public Records oi Urlh $9 decrees 57' 41" East oo provide education, training, work — WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS nas been filed against yoxi and YOU Seminole County, Florida. experience, cci the job training, and :ar'r.try, Ir'et Io the point of beginnng, con Concrete, Steel, are required to es".e a copy of your SPRINKLER SYSTEMS SECTION 7. That this ordinance taming 7 nes acres, more or less. services to economically dlsad Photography Remodeling, Roofing Free written defenSes, if any, to it upon shall beconi effective immediately All types med SiZes' SECTION 7. That thiS ordinance varutaged persons of Seminole Eslimate's No io too large or ____________________________ We repair arid Service t40ec)ui$t 8. Mctarry, 3319 Magutre upon its passage mi adopti. —U--shall bcome effective immdiatcly County This is a planning figure Blvd.. Suite 11$, Orlando, FIQi-idi STIPIE MACHINE & only. A grant application will be Small Call Red or John. 373 500) Pruologriprsy by Munson Cockayne, PASSED AND ADOPTED (his 8th upon it passage and adoption, tovesomecampmng equipment yet, 33803. end file the original with flue day Of March. A 0., 1976. PASSED Aef Li ADOPTED this Submitted at a later date outlining Fine wedding photos reasonably 2OW.3ndStSUPPLY CO ClerkoftheabovestyIedCourtonor no longer use? Sell it all wilt, a 5: Lee P. Moore 177 6137 specific programs priced. Phone 32363$. $tti clay of Mitch, AD, 1916iJ *rw'il It'74, ClaSSified Ad in The Herald Call riefore the 13th Mayor PreappIication may b examined 5: lee P. Moore 77? 7)) f 131 9993 an a friendly — _Mf — at $emmIc County Branch Office, .: - uJt'rs . - FACED Wili4A DRINKING Notice hereby given that I am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PROBLEM FICTITIOU$,IAMC engaged Inbusine'ssat P.O. Box 1. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PI;r s leret ;efl t-i,t t jrn EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Pe,Mp5AIC0OICAn0nVm0Us Attamont, Springs 37731, Seminole ,CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Can Help n tflc at 430 St'noran County. Florida under the fictitious PROBATE DIVISION COUNTY. FLOflIDA. Ctvd • Suite 713. Cassiterry 32707. Call 423 4.3*7 nam. of 533 SECURITY SYSTEMS. NO. 7a-ai.CP CASE NO. 76.7J.CA-e9.B Write P.O. Ooi 1213 Sminol County, Florida un1r'c 't and that I intend to register In Re: Estate of THE jTATE BANK OF FOREST fiCtitiOus name of CONSUMER Sanford, Florida 32711 name with the Clerk of the Circuit HERMAN M. GOSNEY, CITY, Florida a Banking SERVICE HEALTH AGENCY Court, Scm;nole County. Florida in OCCCaSd t.t.COHOI A PIfOflLEM Corporation. ASSOCIATES, and that I intend to accordance with the provisIons Of NOTICE OF Plaintiff, INVOUR FAMILY' reg,%ter sad name with the Clerk o; the Fictitious Nime Statutes, To ADMINISTRATION vs AL ANON the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Wit: Section $63.09 Florida Statutes TO ALL PERSONS HAVING for lamIies or friends ot DAVID N SCHUMACHER and Florida in accordance with thi 1957. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST EVELYN M SCHUMACHER. his provisions of tIe Fictitious Name S. Cleve A McAfee THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL for lorther information call lfl L517 Defendants. wife, Statutes. To Wit. Section 163 09 President OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED NOTICE OF SALE or write FIivda Statutes 1957 McAfee Entetprists IN THE ESTATE: Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 NOTtCElSHREBYGlVENthat S Randll B Tóickett Inc. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 333 5,flfçf, Fta 32771 on the $th day Of April. 1976. at the FUUI,4) March II, 25. April 1,1, 1976 f Publit.h: March 1, II, II. 23. 197 that the administration of the eitatc hourolll:OOAM,attheWntfronl 0EX93 ... 1,.-.. t---JL . . Silver With Black Interior, Good Economy $ Modlf led To Camper $ ' _. ,., - . 2 Dr., HT, Air, Extra Nice Car ,,, , 4 r a .I - 1968 Pontiac Grand Prix 1 295 t; .,"& i ) s 'itm I ",..i'..f i .S S '1 J..'LJ'j.f'. igJ,,'!f!,f4' ,_i5 '5 1,fc 1'~Lii i/_1, ,A1 1 - ~y5.I , $ 5 $995 .-I•, .. ii_ * 1972 PontIac Lemans 4 Dr., Radio, Brown Metallic ., _.,",! - , oc.t." I # ' .f;..'t, ' 1 .- b,- - z. '1,'t ç - '.' sic I .P -. • 9dqt&ui&Le . sLirgo Wooded Lots Paved Streets CSpwrrc Street Lights •Sldewalks Idyliwilde Hom:s BY_J To 1O00 Discount On New & Demonstrator 1975 Volkswagens 45O Custom Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose From OMES OF DISTINCTION I 4_,w * - BILLBAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC "NOW TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE You" mWhSaor&Fia, Call for Appointment 322.3103 ADDITIONS_REMODELING iJrEI1 SANFORD 3219 Hwy. 17-92 South Sanford Ph. 322-1835 Orlando Ph. 644-5014 DELAND S. Hwy. 17-92 & Truck Sanford Ph. 322-3340 e - .- ., 4 .' i - -- -- —_ -- - '- - -- --- — �- - - I - __ - - , II Sanford, Fl. - Thurday, March 2S, 97' h" "1 BC'v I MLJTA LOAP2 NT 4t 42 46 pflflP nation S City in 04io tnhst"d 9fassaChusts 44 Mr cape Flowers I? Mr Shard 49 Hotn .INI 13 Goddess of Good Hop.' discord 53 lien product - 14 lifetime I k ,& _-:.)"._, 0 ___ i 0 Wight by Art 23 Sonsom c' ,'ii: c, 'T' \ BRIN5 IT! death blow 27 Weights of India (P.)-Fcor5A(_t,) r 32 Swiss il fl.'I L--_..- I 3 4 79 Tart IM "FZ44! %I ' ruo Chest rattle Soviet - . - . . . - ~ . -a-- - - - I - - - - ~ .. - .,.. - .,, 6 Lairfr, .,.'. -... — — Ci 35 Capers Frisco 40 hebrew ascetic 43 African animals 45 Aessm,'rt Church seits 46 47 Awry 48 Cry 75 bacchri.ifs 50 Top of head hoü 5 IC fl.... Cl C.-'. ..!.'. ,.'' 1. 2 Fapri'i1e ss 4 1 5 6 _____ - — — — 3 2 1 - ,_ ( .~ 4 1111I i- -- _ - "-._-1'.: , - ., iL i ___ -- .;. ~ 14 Su.i - 9 10 111 8 9-34 24 ii SA$, L. (,, - 19 - - — — Z~ IM 27 - - 22 25 126 32 - -- 34 35 33 5 0 43 L 42 4 — — — T/ _ _ _________ __ , rfc-f'I .0 . -~_ a 'ev. a ___________ rTL BUGS BUNNY ___ ____ 53 -15.4 56 57 ___________ 3-6 C,.,.w... 59 - - — — _ _41 __ 4 4 -F J45 . .. ____________ j49 1 ______________ 1 49 _ - __________ — - -- __ - 46 47 - _1 -- 4-0 _ __ 50 51 52 - - - - by Stoffet & HeimdohI ____________________________ — — 60 — - - - - 61 — - — — — — — '.___rff - -- (_ ~ 14 .P1 / - -i 11 THIS 15 50Kr OF LIKE 1 OUR WATCHiNG A COMPETITIVE ;~_IERS./ ELJR0KAL T In I i! .. - aily ede . - — DE.All DR. I.A.N111 - .%I)- son and his wife have Knife (in a diet Chic Young __________________________________________________________ DO Y GET wrrH J; IT L -1 _____ £ 0 ____ 1 % . ____ - ______ / _____ . ,j r _____ ____ ° PRISCILLA'S POP 0 . NO., \OJJ ( , rUT, E ,DEARL AS To PRACTICE' 'r t .5 -/ 'i - 11 i* -- \_1 r__ MALPRACTICE ___ ______ (\ ('c '. 1-71 r , , ~ _,- WQ r3 - by Al Ve,'rnur NO AGAIN! (1,- f) 0 ~ ,a -' _____ I ': - - I -I , - ___ _____ NOWADAYS 'liE Se4CULD GETA zIPPER j _________________________________ MOUTH! u MUSHPCOMS r a, HAVE ZIPPERS - .II MUSHROOMS" _ v F- V Q t4 V 10952 few diet strongiy suggests that he heas' physical labor, Although may be losing inacleas well as -:ADER - k, -" I lead of the suit Our unlucky - __ An Iowa reader wants to e gamut from a limited show of f • us, "Who are those old timers two hearts to partner's spade playing East and West at table opening unless you hold five eight?" hearts. We replied, 'We don't know (Do you have a question their real names, but In the days of auction th ey were for the experts? Write "Ask -. defended hands in the bridge newspaper. The Jacotlys will answer individual questions columns of that day." : "I wish I had known," he it stamped, sell-addressed groaned. "Look at this hand, envelopes are enclosed. The There I was in a perfectly nor- r7iost interestinp queshonV mal three notrump After the will be used in this column openin CARNIVAL MODERN ) by - Dick Tumor I do not claim to be a student of fat. the Bible, I do believe that a k 325 -W-. A _0 .- . le"s.. I by Bob Montana ___ OH. I dusT Wt'iEE 00 YOU (NOW' 'A)JD WHEN YOU CY.PtAtN YES- I' 1AP. THE BREAX ' -r-TJ7. REPAIR ' WORK DC)IE ' ON MAPlE SPECIALIZES IN) PLACE' BILL FOR STREET.' BRAKES wrs MV CAR' ___________ 00 . GET r'cxJt BILL. IT'S A SHOCK- A I.. ' ___________ AT THE - - have an adeaunto amount of hich are damaging to one's protein. 118 person for religious health. That is a strong beliefs wishes to avoid all statentent but the continuation anIrtitl ; -o(1uets then he must of the kind of a diet that you 11' aboluteIy certain that he (kscribed over if long ix time can lead to such - severe the bean family in his diet to nialnutritional problem that it proviilt' sufficient protein. runs the risk o inducing a The diet must contain six!major health crisis or death. ' I' i I i ~k ell-balanced diet as strict undue tii'ight loss which results vegetarians lxii they do this by in k;s of musele and vital body - - SmoAey Says: _ o I 1 FRANK AND ERNEST 4j) , 'GOURMET' MAGA7INE ;i~ ~j~~ - . - - [ iI. - SCl4L is real health menaces. Those who I u M ~7 - -1 _ _____________ 1 SAID To _. N.Y. 10019. _ 3-2s ______ ______ ________ envelr,-w for mailing, Address your letter to me in care of Evening Herald P.O. Box lr5l, Radio Cily Station, New York, I _____ EJ U11. ________ Inside / ~ii , ~ '' Lt x==1 "" .w,'1 .'. ____ _______ TUMBLEWEEDS ___________________ _____ A Horse Is A Horse . . . I,#*-, yri of horses and Il l - rMSOEXCnW,SL*AR r , LrflCS WAS" NLvP.} __________ _________________ 61"N HAVE NAVE TEP ME I 10 13E fIUGGOLCJ (Fol 10 ,,,, -' - I r I I %IIH' / £O5A ThV Fh4l4RY! "Make out the 0,ange this way ... $5.00 per hour for labor, parts at wholesale! Then total the bill and move the decimal one Place to the right"' AThIE&5 l H ALt ' ' ' -I I I I • '- i I -11 - F,&,.__ j [// - I ' - ' - - - . - ,_j ~l i ______ _________ ____________ _/ ~ - - - -. _ ___ , I I I I .. t I I 0) -; __ ( __ I I 'LJ'\ a , _______________ - -, Rep. Vince Fechtel, . rj . . delegation, said today he -; I - - - ',3s J I' - (,,,,,. Details and tides on Page 3-A ____________ ______________ __________________________ __________________________ _____________________ - 2- '~" -- bureaucracy in the state's to establish need. i::'1L capital, such as is contained in ' . thc -Sunset tzw" proposed by SLate Sen. Lori Wilson. I He noted as an example that Seminole delegation who is the for three additional employes and programs of each agency to Senate's only independent and and decided, instead, to ç M 3T EL EC R _ 1rEt..___.__1 cut determine if it is desirable o cortinue the agency. only woman, has announced she eight employes. is filing legislation for the 1976 session to provide for the (Crr- _____________________ board, ____________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________ commission etc., wo d follow as much as possible. Weekly Column Begin CB To S Breaker oii~nlne. Let's say you are tooling along at five-five in your roller skate and suddenly you find yourself with a tenthirty-three.That'sonetlmeyouwouldbedellghtedtosee Smokey show up in his Tiajuana Taxi to give you a hand. Gobbledegook? Not If you are acquainted with the peculiar (to outsiders) lingo that Is common on the airwaves used by the tens of thousands of Citizens Band Radio users — CB for short. CB is the fastest growing phenomenon in the country rigs in automobiles owned by housewives, attorneys, doctors, butchers, bakers, laborers, students -just about any(me you might encounter. The units are installed in boats, homes, motor borne;, campers - In fact you would - - - Ev Heraldbegin a I Continued On Page 2-A) - ta , lr~ '_ ' Bush a . Another part of the zero- the appropriations committee budgeting concept, Fechtel reviewed the Stephen Foster said, calls for a completu Sefl. Wilson, a member of the Memorial Commission request examination of the functions .r E - Fechtel said, ueer, tflat Currently budge for the various agencies, Fechtel said, complete review of that parare based on prior year budi-ets ticular budget took nearly a because of the multitude of who!e day of the committee's state agencies. the time and that review of Under the zero-based concept budgets to that degree of every the entire budget of all state agency, and the state's strongly supports almost any departments, without regard to 100,000 employes would be a plan to cut the size of the the previous year are reviewed gigantic task. - . , ber a mem of Seminole 's legislative -, 14 "IN 1~t 1117- '--'-C-, i ight or wrong, you're forgiven. I'm Just going to say, 'Come on home where you belong." Udall, at the University of Wisconsin at Stevena Point, also was asked about amnesty. lie said he Favors unconditional amnesty, since, he said, "Richard Nixon had been granted complete and unconditional aninesty following Watergate." • Name " ,~, Planner ByJANECASSELBERRY -. -- A;,_ -' - , A, Herald Stall Writer WINTER SPRINGS - At a rpecial meeting Thursday afternoon city council approved hiring Allen R. Bush of Sanford -'• ' -- -P 4 IiN as city planner. , Jackson, in New York City, The President's two-day proposed a six-point plan he sc hedule listed a day of fund- said would "save American raising and soliciting support Lfl cities." lie said the program, San Francisco and Los Angeles, costing between $140 billion and and another day of similar ac$160 billion, wculd be paid for tivity in Wisconsin. with income taxes from AmenFord's challenger for the cans who now are unemployed. GOP nomination, former Cali Unemplo)mient would be cut to 3 per cent er was al [ionic as 'lie President griun, he said; the federal gov- - - ' - - .-. ,t?f ; 2110 Bush Is presently employed West Coast, funding of welfare and a new Reagan, who beat Ford in nation,al health system, federal North Carolina's Republican aid to education would be in- you did was right," he said. ba-ma and Texas primaries and (lId, carrying most of the West. •'PlIr()n means tthat Federal Funding for the $10,000 a year job Is scheduled to run out Jun e 30. The CETA (Comprehensive Employment and Training Acti position has been open since the resignation of the city's first planner, Mrs. :;i _1. ..:.;4 $1 " - - .vit( c'Mnmunity ir services at ri~.%il Seminole Community Colleg . lie received his associate of 0 - planning a new tactic for hIS 2.6 million new dwelling units, campaign -a nationwide tele- and the government would •ir address. ---gin to insure unmicipal lxmds, ,. - "They don't know the day In Washington, Whitc house Yet," an aide said oF the tele- aides said Ford is ready to pull vision talk. "They're still shop- back a bit on the use of presiIM)EX ping for TV time. riential authority during the 4A DearAbby ------5.A AroundlheClock Carter was sprinkled with campaign. They said Ford and !Z - i peanuv Thursday as he and his strategists have been stung Calendar ...........2-A hospital ----------------lJdall sought voter support in .... -,---------------------by Reaganseuortsto porrey .....3-A Obituaries - 7-A Chs,reh - -dent as a Santa Claus the "resident 1-2B 4-li Sports Comics iariner1 &rgia, ran into hecklers as he campaigned in offering presents to voters in - Y. - - 8-A Television 4-B ('rosssnrd 'J --_ ,. Mo"? A Key states, I _ 5-A 4-A Women Editorial Madison. lie smiled and waved Reagan"i national campaign at the young demonstrators. Al a luncheon, Carter fielded chairman, Sen. Patti Laxalt, 11several questions, including one Nev,, said in ctlattanooga, JAYCEES Th ursday's high 7, today's low 52. ;or Vietnam -war Tenn., that the challenger has DEDICATE an excellent chance of winning draft dodgers. In the upper 5. Mostly southeast wInds 13 Iv 15 m.p.h. "Amnesty means that what the Tennessee, Georgia, Ala- _ - ______________ ~ 1W./, - E3 Herald Staff Writer ., . SIGN _ _______ B) DONNA . tAst year, it was Homemsker ow in the Sanford Civic Center. ThIs year, the Herald will present lecturer-demoutrator Chafleen Ernst in two shows, April 23 and 24, to ensure a seat for everyone. Details In Woinea's section, Page 1-C. _______ 11 S7R1P I'IWfl4PA 11 Ii S This Year There'll Be Two _______________________ Th&s fl.CAI/L4P mimle County Isn' t exactly the Wild West, but If s dusty boots run-down of Seminole's horsey set appears In the . by Garry Trudeau , F jc6eI/71tfP.44wJ/ ,, __ DOONESBURY by T. K. Ryan - Stir', 2E To Cut Bureaucracy I Srn++nrI To I I _______ Bill Favors •uut%Purri, candidates _____ - - _ want information on the halanc'edctietcansend5Ocents _____ for l'he Health letter, number 4., Balanced Diet liecom____________________ _______________ hanker for the ____world etary MT1ONED'. "What do I do now? Idon't know." - AUTO _______________________ Carter - winner of five of six fly The Associated Press Is.' I 6,,' '' 11 I I IPresident Ford headed his Democratic primaries campaign for the Republican turned his attention to upstate ' ' I '' nomination into California to- NewvorkafterseekingvOtesln __ __________ '' I ' = day, where the presidential pci- Wisconsin. Washington Sen. ' I I — the campaign mary is 10 weeks away, while Henry M. Jackson, winner of Democratic contenders focused the other Democratic election, and the _____ on the more immediate future has been stumping New York .-A — ' i . -_ 17 ting April 6 in New York for several days. And Arizona F Rep. Morris K. Udall, another " $ and Wisconsin. I . Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy of the Democratic candidates, prepared for morc work in WI-'r %* , ) r-4F.vEp our' - - low 110 0k, I XT - a 0 111111101111 ala cites rar I) (7 4 PHA1I' mtwi - FoRESTF1?E lli;~~__. PREVENTION X FINALLY MENTIONED IN I f I _T____T _____________ I con..sidcr a number of these (ad (bets that have been drctdated in recent times as being by Bob Thaves FAST EDDY'S DINER K consin. _______________________ And, the commission refuses to rule on Morse's reuot. tie we,tn offered to appwr in but said he was told that wouldn't "be necessary." AW ___ r_ I tIP-i lben,Morwsays ift "wroi g" for the county to issue him a set of guideUnts, which he has followed, and then.not follow though with a decision. " ____________________________________________________ - - ____ ____ ._ to avoid suicide and things -__ ____ ARCHIE ______ cannot condemn such a diet Fechtel _ _ ce to a naval blockade, military aid to anti-Soviet factions in the Angolan clvii war. _____________ ___________________________________________ ________________________ seriff has said nobody has any buslnes EE!tc_.J We respond two clubs Yor The unlucky ex pert asked should try to avoid resp'rndin' JO Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Connecticut. all state mination of bureaucracies on a rotating Lasis as of July 1, 1978. ____ — -_____ Fidel Castro. These plans are kept secret, but they probably run Under her proposed _______ or legislation, the Life of any' th bomtgnv and even an invasion of Cuba. agency, department, division, ______________ --- 4 ______________ ul 11, tli~ _________________________ __________ Thurs" _______ be continued or reestabUshed _________ that "trusted sources" have told him the administration Ii IQ by the Legislature for periods T-71, 1, ,_ -_a_ planning to blockade Cuba if iLi troops engage in further taI 11', not to exceed six years and the -.-.. terventlon In Africa. White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen. Legislature would be ins111 said he could not comment. tructed to conduct a "zero While Ford could order show-of-force actions such as ship and based" review and evaluation plane movements without congressional approval, the law of all departments. I requires the President to obtain formal congressional assent far Fechtel, in Tallahassee for on meetings of the appropriation any act of war. committee of the House of ste Representatives, said he has carrying risk of confrontation with the Soviet Union. . j- , I not had an opportunity to read -f "-• During the Cuban crisis, President John F. Kennedy mustered Sen. Wilson's proposal, but its about 0,000 troops, thousands of planes and hundreds of ships to concepts "are good." back his deffmd that the Soviets remove their missfles from In tic explained that zero-based AH Souls Catholic School a fifth grader at Michael Wing, SCIENCE Cuba . Sanford, suow's his science project to Sister Cbarlene, S.C.C,, th e budgeting isa valid concept and one which House Speaker But the Vietnam war hai resulted in corigre"onal disintenti abd. Only a all fields of science from Wing's magnetic Donald Thcker has urged the this week, cove hannt with . mh11 appropriation committee to months ago, Congress ordered a halt in small motor to boney bea to optical Illusions. know what we respond to -. partner's one-spade opening tour diamo nd be nea rby," he answers. ,,The sheriff has no authority to issue gun permits. That authority rests with the commission," Polk said today. "I won't be making any recommendation," the sheriff added. As far as Morse is concerned, Commissioner John Kimbrough said today, "Going by the but has doubts about I don't think the board (of county corn- y? i carrying a concealed weapon." "One of the ingredients for a positive decision Is approval by the sheriff. If we don't get it, then Idon't guess we'll ever issue it (the pt)," Kirnbrough added. All the paperwork Morse filled out, both Kimbrough and Polk agreed, is a "carryover" from the time the county issued gun permits to security guards. Though Polk has approved, legally, Morse's application for one here - the county cornmission Tuesday refused again to rule on it. And. en though says he is philosophically opposed to issuing permits for concealed weapons to anyone Other than law enforcement officers, the sheriff feels he has complied with the law. Since the 1962 crisis over the presence of Soviet offensive missiles In Cuba, the Joint Chiefs of Staff hare prepared flY contingency plans for use in event of a new confrontation with * xx VA K xx xxx 4 A Qx - ing 10 n law of this land. itself. The Joint Chiefs of Staff have developed such plans for all foreseeable situations that might call for U.S. military II)volvement. West North 1NT Pass 3 NT PSi P155 Pass Opening lead i A review of contingency plans is not particularly significant by expert had ducked in order to guard against a 42 diamond break and made only fGur dia• mond tricks against (iv ç ) scored at all other ta bles lot '4' i• £AQ3 AK76 •74 4 A 542 Roth vulnerable have fresh fruits such as sliced peaches, melons, apples and bananas. For lunch they have lettuce, tomatoes, radishes. bananas, peaches or an apple mixed with raw nuts, or SUfl using adequate amounts of the flower seeds but no peanuts legume or bean family. Without because they are of the legume an ,adequate amount of the-w in family. For dinner they have the diet they would have a stewed vegetables and no severe protein deficiency. In seasonings. ttx,diet that you have described They eat this day after thY about the only source of protein for months. They claim it is for the 5m111 amount their health, to cleanse their present in raw nuts and sunbodies and not because it is a flower seeds. reducing diet. It is part of their Martacicrofrny column you religion. They expect to keep know that I prefer for people to eliminate all excess body fat, My son has lost ap. but I do not believe in starproximately 20 pounds since starting this diet. I am con- vation or emaciation because of an inadequate diet. I hope that cerned about them but try not t interfere in their way of living. I )our son"s loss of 20 pounds has every little nority regime. But Pentagon officials say there has been no order to Place any U.S. forces on alert or to move any U.S. military units In relation t Cuba, out what happened. it wms that old man A had played his king of diamonds oti the first 10 8 6 ' Lamb law In white mi souTu U) ould like to know if this is a bCCfl all body (at and not L- ji _ * K 10 He also wants to obey the CubantrsthMricamiitaideffortstopleRhodesla's bottom score £ J 9654 Dr• example for breakfast they / 1, ~ ___ p ________________________________ _________________ r I trick I Just made three for a FAST permit to carry a concealed weapon. Now, Morse Is a little different from your typical guy next door. Morse has a degree in pee-law from Boston Urdversity, two years of law school and 12 years The U.S. warnings curne against the background of Cuba's backing of the triumphant faction in Angola and reports that a everyone else made an overt) 4 that is strictly fruits and BLON DIE - contract. As you diamonds are 33 and West has the king se tricks for my WEST - WASHINGTON(AP)-The Ford administration is btepping up psychological warfare lnan effort to deter further Cuban armed Interventions but has re'rained from any significant U.S. military preparations. White house and Pentagon statements Thursday that con. tingency plans under review apparently were made to underscore Secretary of State Henry Kissinger 's warning that "the United Statci will not accept further Cuban military Interventions abroad." can see, the e 872 " AQ, 10 Cents An ExerciseIn Fut*1*t It Morse discounts television's distortion of the private eye as a gunfighter. Unlike Harry 0 or Cannon, who nightly get into gunfights with wrn Unr vrvv nn fb 'a he hasn't drawn his gun in 12 yearn on the j Then why apply for a permit? line law allows me to investigate crimes. I deal with the same clientele that sheriff's deputies deal with. I must go to a bar, or a street corner. I don't know what danger is lurking there. The gun is for my protection and the protection of my clients," Morse said, Why not wear it on your hip out in the open? "Aguntnvolvesacertalnamountofterrorism. I couldn't go into a house to speak with a client with a gun In open view. I would inhibit the bond required by the county. But Morse has a problem. The problem Is that the county commission, for seven weeks, has refused to grant or deny him a permit. The problem is not with Morse. It's the commission's inablUty to decide what to do with the first person in Seminole County who has asked for a Cu6e .ris Are Issued Warfare Warni,",gs - NORTH Florida 32771-Price . , BRIDGE T ,,,%~ - - eggs, bread, cheese, etc. As an _______________ has a "clean"record. Plus he purchased the $100 If you readers cant figure __ ______________ 1. 6 March $, 1976 emanate front those above you, but from those with w ho m you Ways in work. LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 23) This value and contribute to your may be one of those dnus-wally security will he !crthconiin frrtunate days when others will this yoar. Prepare yourself to recognize opportunity wh"rr i! 1 f•fl to the tab, II you're knocks. ,-lallv. iiiii 4J73 t'getables with no milk, meat, - mate's veto today, especially In Put yourself out for people you budget matters. He or she may love, especially family men). have reasons unknown to you. bers, and you'll wind up with,, I day. I.EO (JWy 23-Aug. 22) Any most enjoyable PISCES (Feb. 20-Marth important career decision weighed This will be a quiet i, with hou1d be carefully possibility of some good totay. If you make the right the tho offing. Weigh it could be e x tremely . rwss in carefully to appreciate it.s trite ,t advantageous. A : An Analysis A 34-year-old private investigator leans back . mat scnamr, smiles, and brings up at interesting point: There Is no workable procedure to license him to carry a concealed weapon In Seminole OUfitY. You wouldn't think that, though - not after you saw seven page:~ of paperwork the county requires Persons to fifl out before acquiring a gun permit. Harvey Murie is at wit's end. After seven weeks of dealing with county government, he is back where he started — without a license to carry a collcvaled weapon. Oh, he fWed out aH the papers and had weapon test-fired, and eriff John Polk ran the .., j d Diet D - - Ne Protein (" 1\ By El) PRICKErr Herald Staff Write r i 11 ___ _tr ç-...__; GunPermi Process Is t it, osw%1,J) .111(i .1,%N CURRENT MEDICAL . --- - 4T GEMINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRI(X)RN (Dec. fl-Jan. Instead of sounding-off about 19) Keep your ears open for your bright ideas today, get some possible valuable busy and execute them. There's business information today, .. nmnln limo for talk after you 'a' ovine C. Vie- is,,a,us succeed. 'ocial gaiety. CANCER June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. Don't try to override your WIN Sanford, - . , , /) ( I' WRENCH. \1 68th Year, No. 186-Friday, March 26, 1976 SCORPIO tOct. 24-Not'. ARIES (March 21-April 19) A new idea with potential Rather than making it a night be out on the town, which won't material value for you could hail as much fun, have friends presented today. Be alert. Don't over for a happening. quickly. reject 'III) thing SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec, 20-May 20) If April TAURUS Direct your mental abili', you are truly persistent where 21) 4 projects of a practical toward goals are concerned today, nature today. You're not at. may lend you a Lady Luck tuned to frivolous ventures. hand. 58 ____________________________________________ ____________ ning lRG() Aug. 23-Sept. 22) II worth. something good happens to you ",.. 38 -I - JUL'Y 151., 2C\ 8C _ - 17 21 _____________________________ by Larry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with 91MO BURNS - — — — ) _____________ - - ____ iT tem — I6 15 ) For Friday, March 26 1976 13 _______ - . I . . t_I Gala mountains ByBERNICEBEDEOSOI' tA landmarks 10 Curved molding It low haunts iC Prov oked 20 Distributed cards er,ents 72 24 Measure of land 5 -- fii, I - ~. 0 it (ii. ct' 7 South African 31 leg dOcurrt diamond -8 Property item 33 Mortgages DOWN 1 Coritr,., c f', Pipe joint 24 Cleopatras Of''\ I - 1 ______ .. , ROSCOPE '.1 OP _____ 54 EIQQCIIC 21 Vault _____________ wil W! - , . 0 ___________________________________________________________________________ LT,tC)O1 -, N1ArA Lt 1- 1 AV 10 Three rocks 60 Plant oufe near 0! 61 Un.n',Ited I _ ___ _ __ 3I I i 15 Erpansons 56 Tiny 17 Nev', 57 tO . Scotti sh peak 58 Proton 18 Gr eek 59 Gentleman gravestone ltaI) Ho v ' 2 Isle THE BORN LOSER cig~ j 3/ Dinner cou'" 38 AIIey,1ite 39 Transmittc1 ACROSS I SciJh Arnericin Ct'E A FLJU. EIJ - - ..I to PviOuS Puzzio 36 L:.v hi' I TOSEC' RE,.\LL"? W P40W CAN 'O LL ( I L Wanderlust - - - :. ~~ I "f~~ __- Mort Walker LA ____ 1 - . ~ - BEETLE BAILEY - _____ _= =-i-- -I - ~ . , — 113-- Evening Herald, Ip- I . --s a a - - - 10M" -- - he College, bac lor of arts degree University i public ad. - ministration and masters in public administration From the _j _____ ,'Lsi University of Florida. lie majored in management and 40 '_" I - ''? -. . - -- - - - : -- minored in policy and physical ~., ~ , ,_ I - planning. During a three month internship with the city manager of *~ - W~~ Z _l - , , 1__ __ 1a ,_ 0 . L . . Puwlias Park from June t.) September 1975, Bush compiled a management analysis report and comprehensive plan under community development The Sanford-SemInole Jace'es erected a fence south of Sanford this morning and placed their sign on the fence, which Is located grant. The City Planning Comon U.S. 1742 just soutb rn' (Ae Mary PAvd. Accordig to Tom Frttni.an, any civic club In the city may place Its sign on the mission, which interviewed fence, free of ch&, Ie. Pictured are (from left) J,tyc" members bush Wednesday night, luau Kitner, Freeman, taffy Blair and David White (banging recommended him to the sign). (Herald Photo by Tom %'tncent) council - MR -, - � 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, March 25, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 25, 1976. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 24, 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/b972dbd5933a64758d7b4e08893d9324.pdf 33d4ecafc27f60bc3f00097df63c2bc4 PDF Text Text ___ ____ __ __ __ ___ ____ - _ __ ___ Mond4y, March 11 17 4&—Eventng Herald. Sanford, Fl. ____ NE8 çJ g l ' 11OT A (XZ. HCW \ 1'I' — I ttitNP a ( t4C*Y ') ( Pt I - ! 1.vr%1 D09s narno ?7 Highly .fltrtclW 4 — and l Cluster arrow 33 RaiscO ii-- b loreigner • Ifli (.Jk%d ____ ( enod ______________ . 29 0 musca of 8 7 - — ID 13 16 17 YOU relied upon. could Ca 21lune 20) r'II iMiv • you to ante up, especially if try pressure tactics. " 11 ' ' ' CANCI.R r f furnil ma 11ae 14 A little to keep them p'ea - I. - i ACCEDITING COw1iTTEE IJUST CAME IN _________ '_ OR THE LA5T \ I ( PRECISELY COLLeGE FOR TIlE ?'4BXT 5 VEARS, tEAN " ____________________________ ___ 49 ____________ - R—1 E y1' 1 .-' Oiovou PUPA CON PAC)1 1Dr.&vE ACORN r~.D - '- • 1 j TODAY _________ - SO IM / ( f-. ---. ,, .. — - ' __________________ rtar c:c:. - HA T4l5 FOIN I ____________ me As a child I had frequent try to take the best care of m h" • —_- ) . -------- '--v Il 4ILANflC OCEAN' 2 I 'S. i'--- - _____________ • ___________ ZT Asi - J•-.-- I - 1 , r ç-.. - 4GAjN ----- J - \ I 1 Ii - I ____ ____________ ____________ ?z=__. 'v" '- ... — __ - I -. • - • . . MiATk415C4v and appomntmentascount) attorne) Attomne) _r _____________________________ ' i fi I I I I lit raid 'tall %Srttcr per cent O) - " r' ' , fr (4 . 1) - _____ _____ ____ tl today oi i ..-. )P the acquisition," Hutchison - ___ ..- - ______ _____=-- - - _________ re.orr' rr 'chase _______ _____________ 0 Cl — iid l'lorida -- k- ,istant County Attorney -.- ________ - ____ __________________ - __________ — - r —. today in protest. i_.. Homeowners complained _____ - h4rmnful hold off on the purchase. .. ____ ., on the lake ould be :__;i who said he represented a contract for purchase G! the group of home osners land —but it will not be ri ned A - - ' of their Ideas and decisions ____________________________ Count) commissioner _____ repisteretl clairoyant - - indidacs for thc IXmocr4itii - ?... -- I •_...J;' I 1 . .---.--. j • - - — - — ______________________________ I ittd ¼Id I I ) ______ uares - SpellS ' %omcn fire department Inn- I I • - - ' A ningonthestepsof the counts 1 3-11 courthouse in Sanford 7 A declared I do not hate an %londa s hIgh 84, leda) slow 58 Rainfall 07 inch ' Holl1da) LOOKING UP I Tenearold Dennis Adams signs up for Utile League at Fart tomidi0sandlosistoalghtnear Mellon Park slth coaches (from left) Banks Register, Bob 60 Ydnds northeasterl) around man" To other D:ioi r ' appro [ Corporation conducted b) Cirl Shier and ford as .ell as enhance Its for establishing a storefront orkini, hard a t r) e't.rorit is Parker said the lark of cmi I rin'e from $332 to forcemnent of the statutes was behind the scenes, says DDC respect for constituted hi Is F- ,$ - c - tar the federal grant monies director hail issue by Howard Hodges nd Records I)1X s historical committee the lAgislati'.e Action Corn- l ()I1I,_IflIP fljr findings that Sanford skill report on the sUrey fin- mittee, will report on the Giclow. Mit All the work that has bCt?fl district as well as several other meeting being proposed by the DDC (011i r -.f,- - ______ _____ Waltir present a legal reiei 1incl con Vernon Mize to investigate the in the HrstFedeuloIS"minole application for listing of committee police George M Harriett, fire ernplo)es, and they desersed volvcd in the e'ent the tso laws, which Mite called "old . chief: Robert Kelly, director of the raise. (CoiiiF,U?d On Page ?.t) The move will cost the city public womk. Sid RlQiard, One major project that Is national register of historical alrea'Jy tied u. anti forwarded Places . to tallahassee is an hstfli ,ril l.sIing on the register could fund raising efforts hc been Re Jacobson will report on l)ontown merchants amid proceeding so satisfactorily training programs, ami proprl' owners ale ird , thit the I)I)(' will som be in a Conklin on the group's attend laiss for critique and ap.- the public In pw'icul ir - - - — (.lenn Mc(.all, of the AdmInistratle (1om make his report U) -. — be made U) annual merit nci0ase -' Other Items for thsui.ssion ,it th 1)I)L's next board significance, ill enhance the Hjtundo, assistant fiiianct FJ . Liter the city commission, Tannin, crease, Mooresaid the intended '' ____ furnishing of cigarettes to profile in recent weeks - but students sor)çing ' t - II 'c . 'I but the people of the Florida Fifth Congressional District I ' -1' ' I toted der" to Butler to enforce I)e',eloprnent (.. Sam Ackley personnel director manager, Ilenr) / I V • increase for 12 top engineer, and 11oard Killem, Parker asked the cit) corn single one-tiLe increase" Recipients of the raise are: / • 4 polk) Stlhatns said If the corn mitnIentS program sere with rr. diru tir of ritrcitIori sornci &/N'/Y' - 'I I I U I 0 J I _____________________________ the ; __; held to give residents a chance to express their feelings. -, ,-. In a Monda) night ap count) -. 1 as recommended by Ma)or unan mous) CWPX)'_" / •t -' _______ .. g • . I sumsofmoneonasetscaIeto defra) the costs of school site is ir/.P1 ____ n-i. I coUnt) 's commitment I rJ j I&ague of Ciic Associations —---- if MY I devaluation of money between Dougl.ai Label debated the county'i Impact lee s)atem before ,. Seminole League of Civic Associations IlItraldPholoh) TWfO LP .- shoe1 up at Monda's woTk JACOB? 1 J might be reduted to a low as I /P KfP- I I 'I County by Garry Trudeau 74y nutt'cast Municipal - Doing in,th'ng hs ben ricel out of our rccht / v -ti1 T-i u:ditith h. 6/h'IY V *,. meeting In idditton to the 135w? officials estimate the nnent SEC? . . .. . .. . £1' 1425,000 purchase of a park site well as the environment. The attorney went on to say on Lake Brantley in south the commission has a "moral Seminole County. Williams said any action on obligation" to postpone the if • :, I b T K n-r' mission ippro% f from 1)ale and Taylor to H. Hough Co., meet wi'h representatives _____,',-' 000NESBURY WV - su used to buy Indian hills and Consumer Utilities. Bland is the county's fiscal agent in addition to being the representative direutor of --- ---=== I th of : , • r'.". i','i r' - Kwiatkowsld said that ç reserattons he has I think be figured b) all three firms in'Un1J raised list month U) from d full f Ill i ' I he $2 4 imllton txr1d 2 at looks at the project the more in .. - _J mistakes" " lird I' I •I' IIIU( bonds now in the improved m4iri'et could s.ie inoni - COPY £. _____ - ta on ew or I ii 'Wit\ I IiUl(1 further at some later date. ifing back an estimate fth Taylor's supervisor, Bill exact co t t th tract A . _______ same stand as NIPS(X). — I (For . ____ The Bus DrIvers are schedWed to meet with Pelley's teari bargaining units. - • Wednesday. - / I d ________ - ______ _ issue sold last October whcn the interest rate was 7.3 per cent. William to handle than stupid UALESS YOU _____ GE HattJ1w) •At that tIne Hat. second hand usuall) plays low throat and then ha%e a sudden questions, comments and other __'J — Ha to t N V 10019 ri. fin tnt Irh. j)iiitt th it 1i.c clubs and then go alter orig, s mped, illness just as ou described The child may be getung along I\Iij;It 'i practice on behalf of the Clerical Association; he will file for NIPSO) today and probably fcr the Bus Drivers AssorLatIon on . v "'' Emmett Taylor of the $300,000 is being considered by county's department of en. the county commission. vironmental services voiced Commissioners have asked some reservations. Taylor said Oswald Most of these go my or a defender throats and colds send 50 cents isdo -- POLL 1 quite large It rna produu. IJL#'LI* - 1X)fld Jim IfEastproduces the tnv .l AREFOREVER. 51 ' W taxpayers from $200,000 to Jim We hasen I discussed bre 45 "." - I .ause Ot qutns from you It is in in uGniu ' ngerous tu.a) ,, and evidence of severe illness - 'iq'e on &losing '1 "' came s son ) Pelley against all three . __ - pa shnpl) an abscess and it is said It was a bad sore throat EALIZW THE? WO.itO' READ , t,nji •k ,t.aM by Bob Montana ATH1S &r ,.,_T GREAT - other wa ne wiH only score •AJ93 - - £. _____ . Oswald: "This lime It does *K Brotherhood of Painters and Allied Trades. The units which represent more than 1,000 school system employes include NIPSCO, Seminole County School Bus Drivers Association and Seminole Education Clerical Association this another stalling technique. He explained __________________ ?'WI 44i £J4 the 60-day negotiation period open to his team and the three discourage YOU. A 9742 — they have Issued to the three associations Es sufficient, but that should play dummys queen of hearts immediatel> It on I Q1 I otothadoctorhlijw WAS WORRIE?') ARCHIE ____ _.'1 it ' 11\_u_m. L __________________ what causes 11 9 rVJ) The doctor told USING A '7.'i ...-' - 't throat. I took him to the doctor ' •*J ' " certification of business agents by the Division of Labor still l)on't let others who arc V Q2 ________________________ Pelley called -- practice complaint the following morning. He said his team had k h I . -.uhs_, the Department of Commerce. Mrs. Brown said the NIPSCO team would not continue negotiations until the associatien had also been certified by the DwLsion of Labor "We feel we're Improper — e're illegal not •.. ' 20-March )) March23,1976 86 3 ' County SCboOI Board bargaining team with which it Is negotiating a contract. The Non-Instructional Personnel of Seminole County (NIPSCX)) walked out on Harry Peiley, chief negotiator for the -- -- sending an Investigating officer to review the stalemate, or the 1 . ,,;t. th t both PERC and the Division cf Labor, these two organizations I A T D D I r' lAP I ________ Ti —— filed ta I - bargaining unit was no longer required to be (Feb tom'lR 1ite the issue ffl meeting Monday 4ternoon. . '\, 1 — mnIninta • Pellcy said William G. Monks, adirtinlstrator of labor organizations, told him the three units and their business agent —•• " -_-l_t T Ii . iil)4 UU £ Statutes, the )O 21) Sometimes you can be t A '\ CAUSING A Loss RVER' ,---------- . . / rv JUST FR.AMITZ WAT YR ) HERE COMES tni 53 — by Stoffel & Heimdahl RUGS BUNNY 15K 51 52 ____________________ ______________________ ______________________ C,:::e'. ______ 50 .* i' negotiating teams were notified that a local union had filed a motion with PERC to revoke certification of three county em- practice En the morning," said Gene Grooms, hired by NIPSCO ikneglngontnemtuu... r738 -. ' — V— .' CAK ' T$nirlfl with one who l.UIRA Sept. 23-Oct. 221 Thn't pal around up trouble. stirring Makeanextraefforttolultlll is always promises that are no due — — — — _. L — — Grooms as NIPSCO's spokesman until he was certified as a laisthess agent by the Department of Commerce's DIvisIOfl of Herald Staff Writ4t ntkthnd today because of k 31 / S YEARS.' ._— 1Lrm — — _______ ____ ______ AQUAILJS(Jflfl 20-Feb. 19) Bend a .... . By JEAN PATTESON 19) You could be spending too much time and effort on goals ic di1est with, the)'re attained i-jui ____________ , ._,,_ YOU Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents --. iuiderstand " today because of your reluctance to express _Itt. ,Il$s;rfl yOU. nI$U ' ---•- needless prc em ('I 5 6 12 toda to those who can _ wrong CAl zeroing-in en FpeCiIiC targeL3, di buUodayY1couIdspready0ur muct time and effort on goals 38 Shafpend 15 Ct in Te** 20 :'' nary dangeicus gene,at !II lab 21 Seed COveting I Un'l nt energy 41 tJU1arIafl COIr) 1 2 3 4 — — — — 9 _____ '-.1 2 Cer at rasn hIt. 26 ____ _____ a t 52 Was i%debled mb 4A 1 REt .' — i__a __j —' 68th Year, No. 183—Tuesday, March 23, 1976 generous with the N il.you're prCttygoOdat peop1e.Thma)be5 1 Russia l82) thspecatty -• \ ____ 9 (i) . ..1 If%.j • I ____ 15 Tuesday, Marc h 23 1976 For s by A ('J$L4' Lii ___ SitiOfl I _______ g e, — THE BORN LOSER '" ht c I ((:::::;;:) \7 ,::: ri ,ti 43 That :; - ______ ____ It mid EVCi1il 1 ROUNP ii f'.?FJ - MortW&ker 4OJR W.N -- - — RNWEBF?OSOI - ________ Anwer o Pre',ious Puzz$o BAEY BEETLE _____ ______ 541 -- — ----- �ir! _ - _' 2A—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. For Several County Projects _~ I Lo n gwood Charge-.I May Be Dropped 't 'Catch-All' Committee Eyed I NATION IN BRIEF - leave DONNA E.STE.s rental-type fee in perpetuity in U 1A .•..,. I UIU '1LdlI IV riicr I4JIU,. tutU .IUUILIUI1 (U maintenance l.ONG WOOD— The city power costs monthly for lights, co uncil Monday night called a The developer said several workshop session with an of- alternatives are open to the city licial of the Florida Power for the lighting sug gesting that Corp., seeking information on his firm could pay the the power company's corn - acquisition costs of lights for a plicated new financing fi ve-year peri od while the city r. procedures for i nstalling street paid mainterumce and po wer lighting in new developments, costs. After the five years, The coun cil took the action Hargadon said, the city would after Wade Hargadon, a pay all costs, principal of the firm developing e city's subdivision or. Skylark subdivision, said the (hnance requires developers to discouraging pay lull costs of street light po prepayment f'w stree t light purchase and for street light purchases because of Internal mnstaliation. Revenue Service tlfl.S, income In other action, the council: tax rulings. —Approved the replat for 1I4irgtdun told councilmen llighlarcl hills subdivision, the company officials located off E. E. Williamson s;l:.' lR.S has been requiring Road filter representatives of them pay taxes on th e pre- Florida Residential Cornpayments and the cornp(mr.y munities Inc. sa id th"; would ctu1d that cities pay a correct proh1cr. wIth -. ;tr ._ Calling it one of the WASHINGTON (AP) The Federal Election Cornmission, the government's experiment financial rules of politics, Is all but dead today, sped of its power to disburse millions of taxpayer dollars to presidential candidates and their parties. e FEC. created to administer and enforce the 1974 campaign finance law that arose from the Watergate scandal, lost most of Ja powers at midnight Monday as Congress failed to meet a deadline for restructuring it " unpllance with a Supreme Court order, Cgress had been told by the court to alter the FEC so that all members were appoint ed by the president CI' the Th 1 I-l.a.. •0•Eo ctiirlv '-'"'' , - a , . . • •. ircuit a Joe in —8 . Japanese Pilot Crashes Into Home Of ScGndal Figure TOKYO (AP) - A Japanese movie actor-pilot in a World War 11 Kamikaze pilot's uniform he donned for publicity pictures crashed In a light plane today into the home of Yoshio Kodama, key figure In the Lockheed payoff scandal In Japan. The actor, Mitsuyasu Macno, 29, was killed In the crash, Y.c4ama's luxurious home was set afire, but he and 11 c.,: persons In the house were not injured, koIIce said they were trying to determine whether the crash was deliberate or accidental. Maeno wax. flying a single-engine plane with a cameraman in another plane taking pictures of him to promote a movie he was planning to make, an official f the Nlkkatsu Movie Corp. said. Military Coup Planned FLORIDA I I J r F"sU—F Dru cr Turlington Says Askew to prefer cident in which gunshots were fired into the dwoffling. Inflated Bud get Figures , .A. - WAH LU'UMI.I IIV4 ,, more in another sharp ha with governor over education funding, said Monday that Aakw Inflated school officials' requests In telling a news conference that the commissioner wanted an "unreasonable" boost $355 million. of ....ltll..... eL.. ._- ,.._n,.. - ILUMMAI UUI WV L41J1 d 'stalKIstillbudget,"Turllngtonsajdin3n interview. "m other portions were agency requests which we forwarded, but which we did not make top priority. separate - I I ' to Fnfnre,rnpnt u for I Pay H ikes 0 Park Plans Delayed For 12 City Officia ls MIAMI (AP) - Action Accident victims, lawyers and doctors suspected of conspiring to collect largewris on ptmy claims against Insurance companies are In for a rougher time In Dade County. - Anuir1berof firm have decidedto fight seeutingly false claims by victims of mhacr accidents even If the cornpanics have to pay more money In lawyers' fees than they wu1d for settlemeriLL Insurance lawyers say It may cost their companies $2,000-$3, 000 in administrative and legal costs to fight a $2, claim. For that reason, many firms formerly paid thecIirnsratherthantakethecasestocourt. Ewnhig Hci'akl Tuesdi. March ?i 97&---Vot. 68. No. 83 Ptt'i fld 1- . 'ce-pI SaIuC and Chmtma O by Tl Sanford Herald. Inc., 300 H. Fre'ch Av*., Sanford, pta. '1171 cd Class Postage Paid of SanfordFlorid a 3t771 UI 40 - 5.3 (('.l5 Mh, 52 40; 6 MOOttS Sid N. Year. 8vM*l In Florida riorne 116 3. 17 M-' - $P % TUESDAY, MARCH 23 Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW buildin g 17-92, Longwood. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Parents Anonymo us, 7:30 p.m., Community United Me thodist (lurch, Casselberry (for troubled pare n ts ). Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Summerset RecratIon Building. Central Florid a Chapter Juvenile Diabet es Foundatlon Diabetes Research Seminar, 8:30 Bush Science Center Auditorium, Rollins College, Winter Park. Speaker, Dr. Kenneth Gabbay, head of Dia betes Research, Ch ildren's Hospital, Boston. Standard fled Cross First Aid and Personal Safety course, 7 p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. Classes nights weekly for th ree weeks. Sanford Pilot Club, and co-Pilots, dinner meeting 6:30 pin., Si'.zlin' Steakhouse, U.S. 17-92. capacity of - - p.m. p.m. two at WEDNESDAY, MARC)! 24 Flag raising ceremony, Seminole Community College Administration Building, 11 Campus Vetera ns Club 'iil present flag be raised hy Boy Scout Troop a.m. to M A N B The juvenile suspects Sheriff's detectives today turned over to state Division of the beating Youth Se rvi ces aut horities. Monday night of a 2D-year-old Mac hinery Damaged man on Sfl-46 Frisson Ave. in Sheriff's deputies today the Midway community east of reported vandals did $400 Sanford. da ma ge to an earth moving Deputy Marion Mathews machine owned by Allsta te reported Mic hael McKinney, Construct ion Co., Orlando, at a ). of Sines Ave. was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital about the head, possibly with a co nstruction site at the end " Magnolia Ave., near a after being beaten about the pistol. waterworks plant. Deputies head by a man who all eged ly Two Arrested damaged fired two shots him outside a In ot her reports, sheriff's said two tires and sand the fuel tank nightspot and then chased him John I. Poole detective arrested 17a hack hoe. on foot alo ng 511-46. two Casselberry juveniles, 'anda1s sought McKinney coUl c1cputme that a ear.4 gr and ;j IC-ye'ir.old " Sanford police are in. :r::r. man fired a gun him outside .:tty Club Two Spot and he ran "until larceny ch arges in connection vestigating $250 damage the ov,rs, I t,,ecwiic '. with a ve-eiteuu tiluticici. lit Mayfair Golf and Country Club. Mathews said McKinney which silverware and mnedicth taken and an unoccupd Patrolman Gordon C. Reid believed to have later an residence at 210 Maplewood, said vanda ls apparently auto, toll him to put his hands Lakewood Shores subdi vision, the green p.. u rid then beat him was v:u::'hlized uprooting t urf. were were investigating at - - - - ,, , ---- were at of put in a at to .— ..a.... ..... a-s W related that the assailant, was , fled in drove an pecial 20% of f U Is Tuesday, March 23,1974--3A f a bric '--V -- VVOMIRI1b N across It.,./,-1 - .. fI .~,l - * I A.--,;I W" .. .-.., I AN ,# ow .111". . _4 ;1 .:4 .0 -";"I, . :t_, r11 11% -- , *%. Aft ofty4ft auto - / —%.~, • - , -~) casual shoes. concern portion of of n for use AREA DEATHS Promise Denied war, Sale 11.19 Reg. 13.99. Soft step-in takes to buckles and top stitching Leather sole, soft nylon tricot lined urethane upper. Fashion tones in sizes S(6-1O), M(5-1O), W(5-9. Sale prices effective thru Sun., March 28. - wife, ford: two sisters, of ______ Marie 1. 8 _________________ Council men Tangle Over Plannin( Job Glenn __ _ ____ Bernice it. ft rI,'.IIVS •!IWII - Henry Block has a special reason why YOU Should come to us for in%f.%V^me tax help. Ail other fT'J of WEATHER - _ - -if '-I .:'- J Sportswear Clearance. a terrific selection of slacks and tops. Choose from all the latest colors and patterns in the easycare fabrics you love best. Misses, juniors, and half sizes. .,•g._. '- ' , -, - 4 , . r. '.: L'" i '' ' - . -..Z I,- 4k,; -( _ ' ' r# ,_ - . ' , -- ,. - - - Slacks& Jackets 'L ." "-/ '-'V • r ',." '/ ',,il , ' ' ,"j'1d . . ,. qi ;'' - " - '-' L ' • I ,i, '. _'i., - I a - 44-Z .4'I- -' ,' uijt'' ,,,,:, '-•.:,. . - tt,%vLi ':-":;' -11r l. V......... - - -, V Pc '' ' - ,. ' -.'' u, ,. z7i •I', 1 V 'V I ' . Li. rI* .- - 'I' S ' 'SV '.'f.'-- ,l'si-' " i"' ,. a, 5 ', , - . l?f t$-•-*'*1piL , -I - It .-'? -. . ':' '- ,i1/ If tf' . ' J '' .V' 2 , \ "I !- .''. t - ..t I 1 4 -• . I' - p . .r,%' ' -'-a- .'- ' -ç.'z:. ,, V. - - - ,p .. .-.,.,'- .'.. '.i -' rLi'o- ? ,. P' '.,-" ,z .. -'..,..,.. .I,;j '.:4. 14 - u•'c4- • p.. c'c , L '"V " '- 1' ' C, . 'j.A_f,. k f . , "-' .' ' •. t'4 .'"i .','-:,'A:'-,.-, z,. :. ,17.,h,. , - Assorted pastels ' a-$ ;'.' !d4'' - ,,1.J'. - . i1 t'T t -. ' - I- - -, 4, . •.' r' r,r., - 'r'p ,, .- -- "• -..,..-' • -- - -' - ' - -"..p, 11 - 1/ /3 to /2 off 4f'F.,',, • ,-J. -- Stoneham, quite realistic and can be obtained wi th a modest adjustment (Increase) in the alcoholic beverage and cigarette taxes." " air request was Firms To Take Court three lots to cover the costs of providing the drainage solution. Consulting Engineer A. E. O'Neall said the plans comply with the city's subdivision ordinance. The developers said the new plans call for nearly doubling the the drainage ponds which have plagued nearby residents by overflowing alter every heavy rain. The developers also sa id they will place a kiddy playground "a tot lot" in the develop'lent for tHe areas cruluren. Council also adopted a resolution authorizing Mayor J.UUI'S Lormann to execute a contract pledging th at the city will take over ownership and maintenance of the drainage ponds when expansion and improvement is completed. Midway S Mrs.King said earlier that Connell was called to her HOSPITAL NOTES ---- met with a far modest tax increase than Gov. Reutn Askew depicts, Edtrathxa Commissioner Ralph Turllxton 58)1. t. t1AA LU' •L'T'i.& 111Z i . I . ,V Adventist A! VV;-_V V -- to BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - Plans for a military coup to oust President Isabel Peron WTC reported complete today, and there was widespread expectation that the move would come Some officers said key tank and Ifl'Uine Uni ts Were in position for a Pakeever. The tws agency Noticias Argentinu report troo!) movements In remote 0 northern and southwest Argentina. i an e "a' on two IN BRIEF power home after a series of incidents in which her home had Selection of a Jury began rural area of Seminole county. cused of felony possession of possession of mariju juana ana and firebombed and gunshots fired Into the frame been today- before (' ---James Carl Haynie. 32., of marijuana. Court structure on three occasions. A. t'art Jr. the - t.ueaUiart, aecusea oi exin' ' ' I, —Maurice il Gea Saadc;, i I , 1 I • I U41 V V1 a" " ur, ''1 of 1324 Oleander Ave., Sanford, ronroe terrace, SanEod, police thkc action until after Connell, serving tl* Administration scedu!ed fcr triz! this week t Mng 'to1cn accused of robbing a woman of ic.uJ second year o a two-year term on the city council, was Sanford. undercover agent. property - a shotgun stolen in a $to called assistance In "ar'e y Novemb r. The jury was being selected ---Doug Keith Manning 19, of —Johnny Roy Alloway, 22, of Jan. 4 sporting goods store At a December council meeting Longwood Pubaic in the burglary and grand Orlando, accused of delivering bu Sanf 128 Academy Ave., Sanford, rglary at o . rd Safety Director Douglas Keller said that Connell had been larceny trial of William Charles cocaine an undercover vice accuzed of two counts of obstructing policemen in the performance of their duties Millor, 31, of 2851 Red Lion squad agent. —John Randolph hall, 21, of aggravated assault with a pistol but e denied Connell's claim that police were "keeping a Square, south Seminole. —Luther Judson McNamara, Alt.amnonte Springs, accused of on two neighbors, file" on him. Millor is accused of $3, of Orlando, indicted by a burglarizing the office of the statewide grand Jury Red Lion apartments and counts of bookmaking and a taking a television set, charge of maintaining a Other trials scheduled before gambling house at an Judge Cowart were listed bythe Altamonte Springs apartment 4Contlnued From Page 1-A) he has Just recently received a court in this order: complex. rash of complaints from home. --Thomas Fulton Wilson, 28, The court Monday denied a Lake Brantley purchase owner groups and residents. was The property, known as From Page I-A) (ContinUed of Oviedo, accused of delivering defense motion to continue the the county is eligible to receive At last week's county cornUpplafld Park, and l oca ted marijuana to a state beverage McNamara trial, expected to grant money for mission meeting, a small group park condepartment agent on Oct. 24 at utilize evidence gathered by statutes still on the books," opposite Larkwood Drive, The struction because the park can of these residents aippeared to would be rezoned to se-I. Oviedo. sheriff's agents in court- were enforced. —Michael J. Ray, 20, of authorized wiretaps. On Monday night's agenda, alle y to be abandoned is located be used for water-related ac- voice their complaints. One major was that the Orlando, accused o! robbing an —Ernest Charles McPher- two ordinances rezoning between 18th and 20th streets, tivities. The commission has been the park which Is on and between Chase Avenue and Orlando resident of money and son, 29, 90 W. 10th St., property and closing a alley considering the purchase lake of the the would provide access his clothing on Feb. 13, 1975 in a Sanford, a schoolteacher ac- were placed on first reading. Lake Avenue. It would be Lake Brantley site since 1970. to anyone who wished to place reserved as a utility however, Williams said his craft on the today, water. easement. In other actions, the city commission voted to put several streets in the HAROLD FIELDER former member of the Sanford to Sanford at the age of 16 and Georgetown area back Into a Fire Dept., U.S. Navy veteran, lived here for 22 years, moving contract for Street paving. The - Harold W. Fielder, 82, of 24 and was employed as a fireman to Sarasota. She was a member s'seet Including parts of Pine (Continued From Page 1-A) county to predict the future Sanford Ave., died Monday. at Kennedy Space Center. of First United Methodist Avenue, East 11th Street, East drawn 'and the $5 million In costs .of Impact of nes conBorn in Princeton, N.J., he a retail Eighth Street, East Ninth funds already committed by de- struction by requiring advance Survivors include his wife, Church and came to Sanford 24 years ago. A Mrs. Betty Swift, Sanford; clothing store manager for Street, East 10th Street and velopers not paid the existing payments by developers before retired foreman, he was a daughter, Teresa D. Swift, many years. Cypress Avenue, had been taxpayers would have to pay zonings are approved Is "tanMethodist and belonged the Sanford; three sons, Glenn Survivors include three omitted from the paving the costs of the Impact of new fair" and "illegal." Freeman American Legion Campbell Everett II, Gregory Alan and nieces and nephews. program because of future home construction, has called "the voluntary Lossing Post 53 of Sanford. Geoffrey K. Swift, all of SanLobel said the attempt by the contributions" improper. Burial was In Sarasota drainage work. He is survived by his Mrs. Marilyn M'morial Park. Robarts Mrs. Margaret Fielder, Andrews and Mrs. Funeral Home was in charge of In Winter Springs Sanford. 1feaffing Patricia JoAnne Timpson, both arran gements. Funeral services and burial of Grand Rapids. Mich.; will be In Prince ton, N.J. brothers. Ronald KENNETH WRIGHT and obr Itervic Brisson Funeral Home Is in Gary Everette Swift, both of charge of local arrangements. Sanford; and his parents, Mr. Kenneth Albert Wright, 73, of . ~ \1 . and Mrs. Glen E. Swift, San- 612 Bear Lake Rd., former I DARRELLK.SWIFT principal and manager of ford longer to get someone with a By JANE CASSFLBERRy Gramkow Funeral Home was Forest Lake Academy, Forest Funeral services were held in charge. little stronger background," IICraIdStaIf Wilier City, died Sunday afternoon, lie Saturday afternoon for Darrell -but admitted of the present moved to Forest Ut) 16 years WINTER SPRINGS K. Swift, 37, of 1524 Douglas MRS. KATE SPERRING ago from Avon Park. A Stymied in his effort to have applicants Strange was the best Ave., who died Thursday at his Seventh-day Adventist minister unemployed Industrial engineer residence. A native of MmFuneral services were held he was born In Buffalo, N.Y., Clint Strange hired as city Danie ls reminded Council the neapolis, Minn.. he came to today in Saracnta for Mrs. Kate and as for 2 yars piJv*sL planner, Ccnpr.stvc Employment Councilman John Sanford in 1955 from Lowell, B. Sperring, 83, former Sanford of Southern Missionary College, Daniels attempted to resign as and Trusting Act funding ex. Mich. lie was a member of resident, who died Sunday. Collegedale, Tenn. He was a personnel commissioner at pires for the city planner post Central Baptist Church, a Born in Shiloh, Ga., she moved member of the Forest Lake Monday night's council June 30. "Every week we don't use those federal funds Is a Seventh-day Church meeting, " of producti vity lost," he and he served as pastor of Deputy Mayor Donald a I churches of Murray, Ky., Ft. Browning, presiding In the said. "We need to move forward." Lauderdale and Avon Park. atenee of Mayor 'rrnv ri Survivors include his wife, refused -- to accep t the Carolyn I. Johnson 1ARChifl, is 1 -s. Clara J.Wright;daughter, resignation. Councilman Jacqualine Jones ADMISSIONS Mrs. June L. Frank, Miami Ernest Hendrix was also abChristine 0. Sims Sanford: Lakes; sons, Burton I.. of sent. Thomas Price Jr., De' Collegedale, Term., William Alexander and Walter Although Daniels pointed out Helen L. Sanford, Deltona Bagley F., Anaheim, Calif., and the urgency for hiring a Richard E. White, Deltnria I Willie Faison Kenneth A. Jr., Phoenix, Ariz.; replacement for former City %: Harriette II. Leggett, Orange Fannie Geiger sisters, Mrs. Lois Zimmerman, Planner Dianne Kramer, whose City Marie hardy . Kenmore, N.Y.; Mrs. Ruth resignation from the federally Felton D. Barker, Osteen Irene Lappin Nof, Hendersonville, NY funded Inhw pfh't.f(vn (J1&1V5 nctieuan, IJVICOO America J. Lawrence Mrs. Ida Kassel, Pittsburg, 12, Councilman Claude Ash James F. Pangle, Longwood Barbara Noble i, I N.Y.; Mrs. Nina Mennig, inslstedheneededgnoretjmeto Frank E. Paulson, Groton, Grace M. Province Culver City, Calif; and Mrs. go over the resumes of apConn. Mil ner Ryals Marie Svenson, plicants and make up his mind. Carey T. Sanders I— Mass.; brothers, Elder Orville A co mmittee co nsisting Bertha Skates I). Wright, Rhodesia, South Daniels, Hendrix, and the Emnmy V. DiCaprio, L)dllary Africa and George F. Wright, of mayor interviewed applicants, f'IL T..fl. r.vn mun, urrwlry Orlando and 11 grandchildren, and recommended Strange as William D. Gibson, DeBary /' Funeral services were held th e most qualified of toe apHelen E. Peetz. DeBary Monday's high 84, today's low today at 3p.m. at Forest Lake plicants. Lucille C. Timbarlake, 58. Rainfall: .01 Inch. Adventist Church. Semoran City Planning Commissioner DeBary Considerable cloudiness Funeral Home, Altamonte Walter Parkhurst suggested, Norma E. Brown, DeRona through Wednesday with O(" Springs, was In charge. "Maybe we should wait a little RU J. Curl, Deltona raslonal rain. highs In the low to mktlOs and 13w3 tonight near Fred I. Ilaurk, Deltona you received the Short Form for filing GO. Winds northeasterly around Walter D. Lee, Deltona your taxes, our preparers are specially Ruth K. R.onert, Deltona 15 mph. decreasing Wedtrained to determine if it's best for you. Marcia Rohl, Deltona nesday. Rain probability 50 per If it is, we'll complete it at a very low Jimmie L Freeman, Lake tent today, 40 per Monroe and 30 per cent Wednesday. prico..,because the simpler the return, EXTENDED FORECAST [Anne 11. Wade, Lake Monroe the less we charae, Ruth Goble. lake Mary Partly cloudy and mild to Rose E. Pl um ley. Lake Mary warm with no Important Viva It Starcher, Lake Mary rainfall Indicated. Lo'.es from the SOs !ntcrlor north to GOs bwe~ Interior oouth and low lOs along DISCHARGES THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE the Southeast Coast and Keys. Highs mainly middle 70s to low Sanford: SANFORD I.ouise Cooper 8O north and !ow to mid 8s LONGWOOD south. Reginald Cotton ISO Santa ado Springs Dr. Stanley G. DeOv1s Wednesday's Daytona Beach Ph. 9314484 tides: high 2:51 a.m., 3:25 p.m., John C. Dietz OPIM S A.M.9 P.M. Weekdays; .S sat. & Sun. low 9.11 a.m., 1.32 p.m. Port I.ucil.a K. Echols OPEN TONIGHT—NO APPOINTMtPiT NECESSARY Canaveral: high 2:41 a.m., 3:00 Pearlie Mae Ford other Area Of fice in Oviedo 36S.1237 p.m., low 8:56 a.m., 9:20 p.m. J. B. flolt:daw to WORLD fe 0 tlrainage ponds i the .I...,I.-..,.-,.... ....It.... "' ut, •i ..;I.. .ius I!, - 11 Felony Cases On Court Docket InjuryChances Are High . wer company is 14 w - Th Ii. pre.!ider.t(a1 candiates and to the Democratic and Republican pa .r their summer CtThV ations. The Inaction of Cigrea. also will restrict FEC autr)or!ty to carry out the law's regulations o carnpmr.n c:ntributioni and czpenditur. - 4 - commission ouhi forfeit its power to disburse funds to Costs Studied By he plex. Federal Election Commission Is Stripped Of Its Power Evening IjraId, Sanford, FL Street L By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer the county jail can be in. the courthouse free for ad hoc committee was "the only corporated In the major study. conversion to a justice corn- Wa)' to do t• LONGWOOD — City Prosecutor William Colbert said However, Hattaway said "most today that he may drop a charge of obstructing a police Or, he said, a Justice A call for an ad hoc corn- would leave the matter open complex important decisions we're officer that was filed against City Councilman Gerard inittee composed of lawyers, and "speak to the sheriff" and-or Jail could be constructed going to make, " Williams urged Connell. judges, sheriff's deputies, about Polk's request last on the 85 acres of land at Fire a 12-man Connell was scheduled to come to trial in city court committee get busy count)' commissioners, and Friday for anad hoc committee Points, leasing the courthouse right away on the study. tonight but Colbert said he may drop the charge "as a private citizens to study all consisting of judges, corn- open for office space. resultof negotiations with Mr. (Robert Graham) Petree." space needs in Seminole County missloners businessmen and Nelswender's report also lists The suggestion to expand the P etree is Connell's attorney. government should take care of other citizens, six other alternatives, study was made by NelawenPetree, contacted at his Orlando office, confirmed Sheriff John Polk's request for Roger Neiswender, director Nelswender's report followed der. He said agencies often do that there have been negotiations but declined further a separate study of the jail, of county development, one by County AUorney separate studies on space cotnmentafter saying, "we've been discussing matters of accordjng to Commission presented the county corn- Thomas Freeman which says needs, mutual interest of the city and the covdilmen." .;..s.-.-i ;t..........• .•...i•. .r •afls,I- •EI-I-1 rccord and rcccrd-ccp1r.g __.... .liI-,l,4I-, .....u.. 4 ao.t.J ,,It looks Like this thing may be worked out," Colbert But when it comes time to a work 'hop session on to commissioners on Monday. must remain at the county seat, lrnpkrnent th at study, one said, "and I'm net lookIng for lot of excitement Ii Monday, the county cornhich is Sanford. The That study lists construction Five aeencv finds second aencv Longwoud tardgln: ,. -' -1-.l ;nLs,,,, ULIUU th rult1- of some type of facility on Pct! :t L a. '_ ntord -- --. plans to expand Coi,nell was .1rrested Feb. 19 on a city court warrant purpose committee should be county-owned land at Five city limits, site. I Issued by Municipal Judge Gene R. Stephenson In confoed to eliminate the three Points as the most viable Commissioner Barry I tcUon with a Feb. 3 Incident at th e residence of MA'. and agencies working at cross alL?rnative to re'?eve future Kwiatkowski said cour thouse Actually, the Judiciary, law j Mrs. [Anton King, 310 E. Church Ave., Longwood. purposes. overcrowding ..L .ur- officials would be looking fir an enforcement and commission co u was charged with "willfully ostructlng and llnttaway said he thought the thouse. additional 60,000 feet of office functions are diff It .lt v op posing a police officer In the line of his duty by entering sheriff's requet for a cornNei.swender's study suggests Space. separate since in many ways a airne scene area." Authorities said the charge was filed .''•-,njtti'p to wvs of a rw* nilrninistrallnn haim!dlng Commissioner tUchard or pd F by Longwood patrolman itonaici t'wewington. cirnln:t!ni: ovtrcrowdin :t ;t Five l''mrts, 11i;t v.l1 Wilinis said the three-agen cy said. Council reportedly had gone to the house at the owner's reauest while notice er WestlRatthR inBy El) PRICKETF Herald Staff Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - The chances are better than one In four that you'll be Injured this year and the ways it is mt'mment likely to happen are fairly rredIcth!'e. !y5 new V110 report. Th ,_ u- study by we £eu'ouaI center ior .. iieamm SttitLi' nd that an estimated 41a4J.&U14 b • Americans per )ear were hurt seriously enough to seek medical attention or restrict their activities for at least one day in 1971 and 1 . - - Tuesday, March 231 V74 . -._ ;,4 .-A - l 4 - - !il P,cT bt1 -'I - -. '- cent tonight . -, . l ia - %J - CHARGE T' I I II IJ __ a t Sanford Plaza Penney's. Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Open Sunday 1.5 p.m. Store..ph. 323-131 0. I • ' ..'. :- - t7 H&R BLOCK I '-a )1 3" 'V lL - _V ........... ,',. ,-.. ...... :. V " r ' , �- - - - - . - - ____ 7 - - - ___________________ ... - . .' 9 V IIJ.IAM 1). CUHHIE. Managing Editor - of times thought some of VihIen' concepts out of this world, little did I realize that he had an inside track on what the future holds. On a more serious note, VihIen does consult Anna Maria Ilyman, a Chuluota Palmist whom VihIen swears "possesses unique psychic abilities" andhasthewicannyknackofbejngabletopeerinto a person's pas present or future. Vth)en stressed the fact that he doesn't speak with Mrs. Hyman about any of his decisions con- - Week. S5 rents; Month. $2.40; 6 M('r1th,, $1420: \t.r. $2.40. H', Mail In Florida same as home deloers. All $2 7°: 6 Months, $16.20: 12 Months, $32.40 ____________________________________________ (U)('r maI: Month, _______ ,. cerning his position as Seminole County Corn- EconomicBarometer I-- '/'Jfl CI missioner, nor was she responsible for his decision to run for Congress. However, Vihien said Mrs. Hyman correctly predicted more than a $rear ago that he would enter the race for the U.S. Congress. At that time he was considering running against Vince Fechtel, a Republican State Representative from Leesburg. The Clock By ED PRICKETT --•- On March 10, the Joint Economic Committee of Congress urged higher government spending, putting one million more Americans on the federal make-work payroll and jawboning on wages and prices to accelerate our economic recovery. Color such an outlook with the dark hues of doom and gloom. With almost perfect timing the Dow Jones index. ;i n Indicator of eoa stun pt ion and i rvest men closed over 1,000 on March 11 for the first time in more tnan inree years. Color the outlook of investors in 30 blue chip industrial stocks with the bright tints of optimism. Much has been said about whether the Dow Jones averages are an accurate barometer of economtc trends or whether they are principally a '.iie.j '(li'nnc'p 'Th .mnw.rT'-' ''!y - in general is good. Slowly but steadily the United States is pulling palmist. Maybe that's what it would take to occasionally Ql Issue or two. get M the county commission discussed formation of an ad hoc committee to study office space needs Jou, Commissioner Harry at the county Kwiatkowski suggested adding the name of together on "'' " an La'! time to rock the boat, as the Joint Economic Committee suggests, by another massive iflfUSiOfl billion next year and create the danger of another flation and the 7.1 million unfortunate Americans who are looking for jobs will be better served by the by the yo-yo qualities of artificial federal programs. tt e ut rs the mysterious econxnlcs of mail delivery explain why the Postal Service wants to start a nationwide advtrtlsing campaign urging people to write more letters. U there were mor first class letters mailed at 13 cents an ounce It would help offset the deficit incurred in delivering Other classesofmall.Thus,afterabiglnvestmentlnrnechanlzatlonto solve the problem of sorting heaps of mall, the Postal SeFVICt Intends to Invest more in order to get additional mail tO sort. Having swallowed that, we can hardly wait to see the PoStal Service ads. Letter-writing has dropped off because long distance phone calls are oo convenient and relatively cheap. It will take saint selling to send people back to stationery, Stamps and a trip to the mailbox when they are hooked d.dallli Considering the competition this poses for Ma Bell, we would not advise an5one to rush out and sell their stock lii AT&T. Apparently - - _________________- BERRY'S WORLD JOHN .5 a I ctrA I. VJ ;r ns C) u t \ i.ifl CPA uci'i ;'.ia ___ ___ ______ ____ ___ )/,n ___ J!fT" Ci7Lt-i'a "All tight, you know I don't ever want to hear mat word again. Now which one of you said 'detente'" B.:j C?:! \ (4CEA ILtIT T E B. \\,' .\ ic e e 0f - ' .---, --5 -5- .•-'i 4,, ---ISLU$tTI ttn.3a...L iit;i ,., u.s. Senate and 1Ious f xeenLatIves ap. parentiv have a death If one thing is crystal clear, it is that centtaliied political planning of finance, industry and agriculture Is doomed to failure as witness the Soviet Union and other authoritarian which operate their economies under political cifrection. Yet of late there has been an increasing number of measures seriously debated in tie Congress which would establish, as a continuing (unction of the US. goverrn.ent, the centralized planning of loans, investments and ,, . ...r' '' t U' ./ t •, or ,? ._y ,, • - S ,. .r - ..- " - 5 -I .5 '- • . .5 '5 .. .. 5 -- '. . 5_ , -. ' ' j , 5. ... - =-- . _ - S -.- 'S"-'S.. - ... .' , - - - • ' . . .. - . - . •', . 5 - . -1 - \",' " - 5 ,' . S ., .- ,.W'' . • -' . - - . ': S _, . S '' - .: " ' - it rrui- ',i Meanyis a real hard4lncr, he's Mr. Law and Order. In one of the many press conferences he held last month In Bal Harbour, Florida, at his organization's executive council meeting, Mr. Meany adessed himsell to charges that the federal food stamp program is overrun by chiselers and shot through with fraud. To investigage the chiselers, he said, would be "unconscionable." Instead, he declared: "I feel that it would be well for Congress to look into this and find out just where the real cu1pritsare.MdIththktheywfflfindmover In the Agriculture Department." The same goes for alegatlons of corporate bribery abroad, said the crusty old cigar. chomping Meany. I think Congress should take a look at it," he observed, noting: "This nation was founded by peoplewhobeilevedincertalnmoralstandards. And I think the American people as a whole are opposed to bribery and corruption. The record of America's large corporations, the record of corporate moallty that has been exposed in the last few years, is very, very discouraging. I think that American corporations that go abroad and take the position that the only way to do business is by bribing officials of govnment in other countries, that this certainly does not square with the Amcrlcan moral standards." - - / (" CAl1u1 CZ4 UUT - cicc' i:ar /; / - - /1 d / 'S / DON'T MISS TCIS OFFER! GOOD FOR LIMITED TIME! SIX DAYS QPILY' MARCH 2227 / // 'V '' 5 5 - - / - 'S / -- ' - • ____ - _(•'i.zt s.'SA / \ -- - 7 f / irm , luciGu i',a5tr / wsci lr.an •_ uzj rur 1 9th '\" , . 'I,, . ru a. I '-I Ii (.-'J ' __________ .111 U i'iii ' . - - -- - .- - -. - - - - - - - ' - a a ' - i (+'PA 1ur ('uoic.0 1IIT uc: I'. ii: __ _____ - !N MflT (AFC w wuui DVI( - - YOUR MACHINE WHILE YOU WAIT! lull cc -. , -S m i - -' .. . .-.m$ '"-5,-. ' \ ' __ ______ .,,,j'J __ _____ ' Typewriter "u :in csc.0 I!AI1 Clinic ('uIC'u i:_ur C;E.! 1.tal AAV'_" cu i*ir YOUR 010 CLUNKER MAY NOT BE GOOD ENOUGH TO GET REPAIR(4Z( S'LII C4*J! '.IiI ED BUT IT MAY BE WORTH A WHOPPING ALLOWANCE TOWARD '11 -iv.ur THE PURCHASE OFA BRAND NEW OR RECONDITIONED MACHINE. ur uc r.'uc. suat Here are a few of the many machines on sale thru Sat., March 27. We Se habla ___ Espar'ol ku? ce:: i'.iit UC-di k&ll VVI 1tiaT fl ______________ c'u::: .HT have hundreds of other machines - folding machines, collators, cutters. n (4CGi 11..UE - shredders, electronic calculators, dictating machines, telephone _____ answering machines, addressing machines and others at special prices _________________vce t-::'sra,r v.iar - during the Typewriter Clinic. But hurry . . quantities limited. -.! IEU :1: cc-:u r.iir YOU PAY fetalTRADE-IN 13WANCE ONLY LOOK WHAT YOU GET FOR YOUR MONEY" Suggested I U I ;'-; II . --- n.n George - ' C! I;*I1 C f I'.&IT unv.nr,,pnt nriigrnm AFI.-.CIO President , ' tuc.-' i';IIT crime and corruption and mismanaged '. ff , S 7J) . .' - \\, 4 ; . this nation for Investment in industry at more rapid tate than in the past two decades. This at a time when the data Indicate despite recent stock market advances the average investor (3 IT(TC reluctant than in the past to put his money Into long-term rorporate investments, The proposal to give special tax favors JOHN CUNNIFF however, is, when analyzed, simply a means of mcreesing the return on capital for selected - % i '-'I i I t. •,._ . . -. ',- a -- ' 4 . - .:;. - I ; "s , " , - .". S.d' * - One of the latest is a proposal that special tax favors be given to men and women of modest means who regularly invest in the stocks of corporations. The objective here Is, of course, meritorious. Having read studies which indicate that if this country isto employ all, or almost all ofthosewhowishjot,ifwearetomeetcur energy goals, our anti-pollution objectives and our on-the-job safety regulations, the - ' ?! ST.,tIT And Order I- . t-'CSc! '.UT -:?4 r;r V4U V.' V4 L1 - (t:. i'm He's Law - Ban II " UZl lur ' '' 1) I ST.Llt u*i ('uSc.! St.Ltt ('!G..1 ¶!.ur 4. 1 c-sc i'iv I C'-'4 TflI ( - 'A itiIT 4 '5 "" - * .4. 'S., GZ Thu? • LIN1C - - (.1CC4 aTiLIT : \ \\ ' N wc.a v.ut ccic.a 1LiT - Another Tea Party - saying that return. on investment are not great enough to lure sufficient Investors Into the Fine. But thei: ('u :tat .LH MANUAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS CZ( lull OLIVETTI LET1ERA 25 basic poilable; cu i-ut 2.color ribbonis;encd selection, easy. C'uCã tL&I1 margi'is. paragraph indentation $79.50 what is holding back investment, then there are celebration? 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It's not up to me to decide what they government involvement in dedsions i.s to who institutional customers. to plan your future that way. investigage." and what invests and what Industries should And so, whil# industrial o.itput rose, along with A good many individuals Lemain apprehensive 4 145.00 1 29.50 $194.50 $50.00 8 1 44.50 $219.95 $70.00 149.95 ctoa':i '.ir ROYAL MEDALLION I. 10' carriage. UE' 3'.itt Electric carriage return, tab. $249 95 190.00 '1 5995 ROYAL CENTURION. 12" carriage. .ur Deluxe all electric. Interchangeable t'u c,cEu sun type. (415(4 lLD SCM 1200 New cartridge ribbon ,. system 12 carriage. Manual return. c15c4 STtLII SCM 2200 Full featured 12' electric. 'a. cuo.c,r i'.i;r Deluxe features Cartridge ribbon. ce:.! ca:- '.i;r MANUAL ADDING MACHINES oc; l'_UT OLIVETTI PRIMA 20 Has credit balC.. un (.!OP4 v.ur ance Totals to *999,999,99999 o.c'u .iu REMINGTON 10811. Manual sub(.415(4 tUE tractor. 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Fast, smooth paper feeding. SUIT Printng position adjustment. Countc'uc.. 17.01 Down Counter. ci::. SUIT cic~: v,air GESTETNER 420 Stencil Duplicator, cui: it.tn Easy to use. Color.coded controls No (iC'5' S IIT "closing cleanup. Autcmat:c ink con• (.,'C.: IrcI Print positioning dial Quick set - .tlt .iit ('ur,4 SUiT cUurt(C1 r.ud' yuuiIurI ,'iiii, $415.00 $176.00 '299.00 3352.r U •i (401(4 SLur (401(4 lTjLlI U014 17.0? (411(4 kilT (,JØ$r4 I'IIT (115" 1'.ilT (4C'.4 :'.ut U.0 0 hcck (415(4 51_Uf G0ll lUll o C.'-R Ir.uT cZ4 rr -!•YC! r:xar SANYO 2051. Automatic stop/start motor. Add mode. Round off. Sign change. Uses standard adding machine paper. • $110.00 tica', l'JLII lUll CZ4 suit $9995 c:..0 kalE c.ca':t r.iut (.''*"I 5_UT c:'a kifl tuir $249.95 cE:•: lull $140.00 '1 29.95 VICTOR 311. Accumulating Memory. Constant. Round Off. % Add-Mode. Ovef low. Variable Decimal. $279.00 $120.00 1 s cl1c1 SLUT OLIVETTI-UNDERWOOD 581. Direct access memory. ¶. Item Counter. Round Off. 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Trade-ins must b3 c.z1 .10 '4c..ci s'.&ar rnmril,t, as to oar' :r.J .;, ..iiiig coflOitiOn iF you donI nave aiu s'.an old machine our used machine deparvtient has some for as little as ____ (4114 STILlS (c.i(f 1T,i(f cua '.air GESTETNER C 10 Fast Easy Corn. $225.50 '1 99.50 ucv& STOa.I1 (41 5_UI E4 SLUt CE{'4 trauc c4:u stain tiite copes Fast Easy. to SUC of original from 5'l'x8' to $ 425.00 "°" (.âR SLur OLIVETTI 205 Makes trisia. fadeproof $340.00 St_UI S'LlT ((4 1n.uT $205.00 3M 251" COPIER. Copies letters. photos. etc. Makes transparencies. Ad. dresses gummed labels Reproduces its own copies Spirit copies. etc. ao .n $109.50 '159.50 a FLOOR BY NOW AT TH(St LOW. LOW PRICES. black & "PIUS YOUR TRADE-IN MACHINV ' Ill .--:' '.'.u: Ibis. are net cash prices at our store but you may use your Master Charge. B3nkAmenicCrd or American Express or uv on time (low cartying cnarge's). We will deliver for small extra charge. Out of town orders add $2 per msch'no ton shipment. Prices apply to present stock only' quantities limited. S uz& r'T ((E4 5•JAfl "*fl $150.00 1240.50 si 76.00 '299.00 originals (4C1 ii.11 sun ', %LUt 00 UCZ !JUI $39050 $475.00 $120.00 '129.95 (Al9 I.LU c.c?-a r.in $269.95 REMINGTON 304 Bookkeeping model th c41:'u s'ur SANYO 2161-P 12-digit, with memory. Independently addressable memory Item counter. Constant. Round-Off. Stop' Start system. %. books. magazines . . . even colored rv' sales Computes cilar1c $209.95 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS 620. Prmnt 12 digits with symbois. Fully addressable. f'! function m""-' 0 Ccr,t;nt ..,.,-.,- '. mult/d,v. Full floating/ preset type that looks like printing Factory REMINGTON 301. All electric Set?. balancing Tamperproof detail tap,. Recoid cash sales, charges, receivables, paid outs, no sales ONLY • U4 .,*Il coa,u iun r:.j itiit (41.0 S!L11 TEAL 7121-P. High-speed, with 8 word buffer Automatic printer shut off COPIERS FLOOR SAMPLES UNPACKED AND USED ON THE CASH REGISTERS $318.60 YOU PAY p 99.50 chemicals, powder. Copies letters. memos, photos. pages from bound IBM EXECUTIVE MODEL 0 With proS portional space type. Carbon Ribbon. Factory reconditioned. ALLOWANCE' $80.00 IBM EXECUTIVE C i3" carriage, Carbon Ribbon Proportional space reconditioned Price $179.50 decimal. Standard adding machine paper. Print buffer. Round off. SCM C•13. Cartridgi Ribbon, 13' Car. nag. Choice of type styles TRAOE.lN lull UNDERWOOD TM-S. One of the most popular machines ever made. ROYAL 440. Magic Margin Ma;c Tab. Finger balanced keboard, OLIVETTI PRAXIS 48. Fully electric compact - Character Sensar' helps prevent errors, Automatic carriage return OLIVETTI LEXIKON 82 Newest, most advanced portable. Interchangeable typing element allows you to change in a second! Qit'c change ribbon cartridge. OIIVET1I EDITOR II. Full featured electric with 13' carriage. 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Credit 141E.4 SLOt balance (I,•.54 i''ll REMINGTON RAND 40712. Electric :.i 5'.ttT srtar subiractor. Credit Balance. Totals 8 (41. lraa; C41YA SP_UT 11 950 $1 74,50 (4*4 SUIT llliI SCM ELECTRA AUTOMATIC. Electric u;: 'ur carriage return 11.1 carriage. uce r.ur ROYAL JUBILEE. Fully electric. Keysit c*: l'.11l Tab 10' Carriage ('ucic; ',..iIt :'.tir OLIVETTI LETTERA 36. Full featured cJc?-:u v_U? c-:;' r.ar C''u 11*111 ELECTRIC PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS puts on the dunce cap. WMHlNGT)N-At least $8 million in Illegal %flien Richard Nixon occupied the White acknowledged begot $3)O from Phillips. He also payment but acknowledged it might have come corporate payoffs have disappeared Into the House, his campaign aides were caught ac- felt no obligation to return it. Both men explained in from a corporate bagman, The money, In any zckets of Washington politicians during the cepting an Illegal $100,000 contribution from that they didn't nellie the contributions had event, won't be returned. past decade. In 1fl2. The money was returned with a come from corporate funds. There are reports that Speaker Carl Albert le the spotlight has focused on corporate big show of piety. We have now dcoveced that Most of the 45 legisIntor, h' nanws up. collected p.000 train PhilUp. A spokesman said bribery overseas, we have investigated payoffs the Nixon campaign accepted an earlier $l®,(O pear on the SEC lists of illegal recipients, the speaker vaguely remembers receiving that political b(gwlgs collected the $P. million money. since It was never publicized, wasn't money from any ccrporatltm. Many have ,exact Imount. The money won't be returned. from four corporations alone: Ashand Oil, Gulf given back. received letters from Gulf demanding Sen. Birch Bah, D.-Ind., according to the Oil, NrUwop Mrcraft and Phillips Petroleum. (X the 45 members of Congress who are restitution. They won't glvt back money, they records, accepted $3000 from Ashland. An alde The dimensions of the scandal Indicate it identified In SEC documents as receiving Illegal said, that they don't recall receiving, said the money won't be paid back. "It's between develop Into a corporate Watergate. money from corporate lobbyi, only six have One Gulf letter, fir example, went to Sen. Ashland Oil and the man who made the conOar reporters, Terry Repak and Marc returned the loct. They are Sen. Howard Baker, Hubert Humphrey, ti.-Minn. Through a tributlon," he said. Simlonzky, tiug wuuxi t-uzit and E- R.-Tenn., Carl Curti, R.-Neb., Henry Jackson, s;xkesxnan, ne uemeu it'c?ntng an liiegai Yte touna records at the SEC of Wegal diangeComznlsslondocuments In an attempt to Il-Wash., James McClure, R.-lda., J.B. John- payment but acknowledged the gifts may have PaYmentstomembersofCongof $1.4 million trace the money. They contacted 45 ston, D.-La., and Rep. Wilbur Mills, D.-Ark. gone to his campaign committees. (k' In- from Gulf, from #sii and reasmen who we identified In the They paid back a total of $45,600 in Illegal formation Imlicates that Humphrey collected from Phillips, We couldn't find how $500,000 another $4 documents as recipients of illegal payments. glLs. Hut Mills did not return another $5O,0() $3Ci,O0, all told, from Gulf and Ashland. million from Gulf and $1 on from Northrop Our Investigation e%en led to the White House Ashland contribution, strictly illegal, which wa Sen. Mark Hatfield, R.-Ore., according to the were distributed. ladl. President Ford allegedly received an given t him to distribute to Democratic documents, received $11,000 from Phillips and Only four corpora accounted for these llleaI fl,() contribution from Phillips when he colleagues. Gull. But a spokesman Insisted that Hatfield taggenlng political payoffs. The SEC iii in. tie Hu Ucai, leader. A White Sen. James Eftstland, D.-MIas., admitted tver got any illegal pThtflts. Vesligating many other companies that were House spokesman told us there a; no way to r1vIng 15,000 payment from Ashland but Mother $1,000 illegal donation train Phillips also slipping money to politicians. Rut no one Es verify the payment now. Sat he conceded the said he had no Intention of returning it. House allegedly went to Sen. Strom Thormond, R.-&C. InvestIgating the Polllcfzns who accepted the rronty was never returned. Democratic leader Tip O'Neill, D,-Mass,, Aspokesmansaidthere'anorecordofthewegal payments. 'u c;-:-'u i:..it c:u rar -.ur AL I. F 0 R 0 I\I L' $ 8 . 9 5 ! 54.50 ('uOI(1 s',ai SCM CLASSIC 12. interchangeable Taking off his badge, "Sheriff" Meany suddenly burden on all o113. while consumer confidence was said to be numbers say. One the3ry is that a breakdown of "a lot of smoke" concerning the use of the Obviously, Congressmen need to do their growing and inflation abating, stock market the recovery figures shows the personal TeamstErs Union's pension funds. In the past homework to determine what is holding back activity faded, economies of one-third of the people are booming few years, numerous articles on this subject investment They can't argue In the same breath Ds this mean the market is unresponsive to while two-thirds of the people remain in Financial have appeared In the Reader's Digest, North American Newspaper Alliance, the New York that profits are tnn high arid too low. They must the economy? Hardly; the alleged lack of re' difficulty. Post, the Wall Street Journal, Scripps-Howard also decide whether what could all too easily 3ponse actually was a response, and a more You will flitti it wrt2'e nUng also U-.at a become government channeling of lns'estment is negative than positive one. At best it Indicated people who should believe In the economy and newspapers, Newsweek magazine, the (Irlstlan the path they really want to travel. Here Is where hlecls1on; at worse, fear, the stock nrket aren't giving much evidence of Science Monitor and the Washington Star. a careful study of what has happerrd in other Some mechanical factors probably are mixed it The magazine Business Week claims corBut Mr. Meany doesn't know much about countries would prove useful, in too. The institutions, which have been strong porate executives are selling out fast. th'se stories. When a reporter presses hun, There are also repeated parallel attempts on supporters of this latest rally, which began last The magazine quotes one research noting that he had just called for a congressional the Hill to channel bank loans to one worthy December, are orobably near their full corn- organization as saying "exeruthes are balling probe of the food stamp prograrr., he replies: purpose or another, to guide them away from mltment. They are ahirt of cash. outtumndoverfist-atratesashlghasfoursales "Yes, That's right That'arlght; and I don't speculative or frivolous enterprises. But there are more important psychological to every buy in recent weeks." And it adds this recommend that they investigate the Teamsters But I submit that while it is sometimes and economic factors to consider, including the comment: that's up to Congress. The knowledge about disastrous to have these decisions made by question of why, once the market had penetrated "While brokers are overwhelmingly bullish as this is widespread, but I don't have the details of bankers, it is certain folly to have loans 1.O(K)poLitson theDowjor.es industrial average, far as their customers are concerned, the it. As I said, there's a great deal of smoke; monitz.red by politicians. I can think of nothing it couldn't stay up there. membei s of the New York Stock Exchange are corstant stories coming out about misuse of more likely to create a wave of bank failures, a Despite the vtallty of this market surge of the selling as if stocks were going outof style." pension money. And that's entirely up to breakdown of credit and a financial panic than to past three months and more, there has always The market must declare itself soon. And Congress to do what they want to do." have the banks of this country require to devote been an element of doubt, Lmceltalnty and even whllc the preponderance of published advlsoris Asked if he would oppose a congressional an important segment of their money to outright disbelief. This advance, oddly, has not remain bullish, both about the economy and the Investigation of the Teamsters, Meany answers: economically uncertai'i "good causes." Welfare had very widespread support; it has been in- stock market, It should be no surprise If the "I wouldn't take a position one way or the should come out of the tax budget stitutlonal rather than individual, averages go the other way. other." c::' 1LIT COQ 1'.uI may ______ PE a • Illegal Corporate Payoffs Disappear - 'TJ!' :'..; ccict ' \\ i',ui 5. -..:. (;' Z4 D. LOFTON JR. M - C'i?C4 l'..&i? I (Ac;: l'.ilt Lists 10 columns, totals 11 ___ (''Vi ¶.i1 .'.i, a rtj9. ( _5_ ' CEflifl . (.!'A i',iiT ___ TIPYEAR! LIT Commissioner Williams, who is up for re-election this year, calmy repued, "I wrote that down." - 'E iuT Y.P4 r.ur _______ :. ;;' (5 . JACK i _______ ________ ____ ____ i_ut (;:Q.I v. "June Cameron," wa3 the reply. "Yeah, that's her. It's very Important that she be on the conunittee," Kw1tkOW3k1 quipped. Kwiatkowskl aLso suggested that one method of eliminating the need for additional space was to top growth in the county. "That's a good campaign issue. You ought to write that down Dick (Williams)," KWIatkOWSkI 'S.- ".5 P o I it Ic 1a - Tuesday, March 23, 176-5A .5'; comne who regularly pickets the courthouse. "What's her name?" Kwiatkowsld. - - ;." ---a, __________ C1'Z( I'A1T RAY CROMLEY __i _________ - ARGAIN OF r.ui CF4 i'u1 V/. ttlT l'ifl i_ I I' ill But If Congress believes that profits are not economic news was released last week. And support of the 25 million or more individual in- shady financial dealings with the underworld? e - C.iC'..a Itulit -, lowest in a year. The ranks of the unemployed fell by 150,000 in February and still are dwindling, Another indicator is the steadily declining rate of inflation which was 7.2 per cent at the beginning of this month about the level of December, 1974. The gross nationa) product will increase an estimated 6.2 per cent in the coming year when inflatI uwws d, industrial production is i-*• - (+'Z4 it,iIT UEA IAIt -- little of both, and the i1a!y I luctuatinns are not as significant as the fact that the trend is i.pward. The stock market rally which lifted the Dow Jones from 820 in mid-December to the 1,000 level represents about $225 billion more in the pockets of Americans. That is a substantial investment in the businesses and industries that produce jobs and wealth. The market rally, which some say is the most dramatic since World War II, also represents a lift in the spirits of Americans, a greater willingness to spend money and a brighter outiook on the world in general. Some might believe that this is reading too much intü a single index, and perhaps it is. Other statistics, however, substantiate the rising economic tide that began almost a year ago, but has become most readily apparent since the rise in stocks began. For example, the unemployment rate in the L - - Perhaps the commission s a whole should or consider contacting scene type of fortune teller "e told n I would be running (or Congress," renarked Vihien. Mrs. Hyman has ,ocrecUy predicted other things, too, Once, for example, VihIen says she persisted in telling him he would be involved in an accident. His auto insurance had expired, so, he quicky got his policy up to date, And, guess what happened. That's right. Vihien said he collided with a bicyclist on just about the exact date Mrs. Ilyman said the accident was due. Vthlen swears by her predictions. He met Mrs. Ilyman while he was commission chairman. e came in to apply for a palmist's license, Vihlen said she told him things about his past that only he was aware of. VihIen was amazed, So he became friends with her and at the same time developed an interest in "psychic phenomenon." Vihlen described her as a "very reilgious" person and, the c*unty commissioner said readings done for him are done on the basis of their friendship, not (or a fee. Vihien Jr. Though I Around 1wNF: D. ixwu:, Publisher R ICIIAHI) w;, it1itor (J fl ... _____________________ Guess who consults a Ctmluota clairvoyant to have his past, present and future told? None other than Congressional candidate Sid Tuesday, March 23, 1976-4A TIi e - .. 14..IA r...i... -i - lhF:MiIAf: ,S)NE()Uf).fl,,\ \i.i(tlt'.ft1S,322.261ltr8iI.99fl Hint' l)cli'.tr -- •f - Evening Heiald On -_.•-__. - ,.- .. - ... _______ -. u - -z Z george tuar 3 133 EAST ROBINSON - DOWNTOWN ORLANDO- FREE STORESIDE PARKING STORE HOURS Mon & Fri 8 15 a m to 9 p m. Ttje . Wed. Thurs., Sat to 6 p m CALL TOLL FREE IN FLORIDA 1.lOO.432.flio- OUTSIl) THE STATE 1.500.327.77i0. SANFORD AREA RESIDENTS CALL 12e.1314 - ORLANDOAREA.g3.fl ______________ ____________________ UT ______________ C*'1 LiE! ______________ .&t' _______________ 8ANkAMERICARO -" iii 3 2-i 76 I- .5.- . ,. -- �• Tundiy,March23,197 ___________________________________ NOT ONE 'I(OT A ur e WE I [ Scrambler Mod Walker —___ eresGoodNewsTonight I h HOROSCOPE __ __ For Wednesy, March 24, 1976 _____ 3 _137 - - _ coMptNNrc ____ teacher (Bib _____ Most unusual 34 by Larry =1425ln1' = ' _ 9 I I _____ II.. I I __ II 1TI' I I I I I I __________ ' ii ..) I , 1r Lewis i . —— rr, jJ__ - j56 by _______________________________ _____________________ ________________ — .XSY Sl&J ( AILJN' ''A, L.\ - I — 1 - 57 '..' '. - BLONDIE , . 'I — "._/' Si — (I , II / .._J NE WAS a ) • 1 U• ii r [ '' I "Co','ou ft • II II J '!/' 1 \'sl ,,, 1 SEATS .-'.-4--, I ) ' y ,, Ii '' L I'iEY ThIS BUSIS PACXED' LOTS F ,i - - - - l '-'r 11 -. L. . "\ - s gRLJIIY . / -.J.i L—. Ij a- •' , , with dummy s jack of spades. - OFF MYACKL 1 since his queen of spades was U -. _________________ - 1 --i '•i • ___ I C'i'b1, Da 'ii) Farm on April 21, Wriggins, described property to Wit e trar initture oer Arrange ) C 00 Fe I eu The couple both residents ci of town relatises and friends, Sanford ssill be mnrrledMarch including Mrs Helen Ostasial demanded in the Complaint herein WITNESS m hand a d i _________________________________________ ______ ________ ' Arthur H Beckwith Jr v PubliSh March 23 30 April 6 13 CITY OF LAKE MARY FLORIDA - 'jr' I, ' for yOU ..- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by I /1 sour calories Perhaps ,otir rxceszisel) rapid weight loss Miss linda - nittabolism without doing any seell to avoid Those who want L follos;ed Follosinga gathering prticular emphasis on l3rachold, at the home of Mrs Victor ocal ares 1') U ..R#tT iaw I 430?/ )tV By .koann K liar, ______________________ - ''P - l•I I - I WHY _____________________-- Alt .nvt'n?ory furniture futures and stock taken from the dc.fen crrntnui from te to time until IIfl'iI action It taken by the said xttery Alt inventory being stored at A, J CLAS!, Thr (YD 3Cit hearinc In adthhuon notice Shall t' - I I the highest odder for (6th ubIe(t W' I J I GARY E MASSEY ESO IRE . 66 E Semoran Blvd. John E Polk Stieriff tell her that there seas no mon hut U' '1 RLr1L — ' / estess. 1)1 Alt hUll? This is an CasselberryWinter Springs 1t or esen been stolen Or HILDA RICHMOND ' - -. " -' - F 'I -- u I Y LrOcer% clore -- - - - - - s IA , -. ';_ . '. ' . erv ice e IS CLIP AND SAVE - - - -- 1A I I ,I ; ''I U uscrluerS - . ' - -. -. .,-' -; '.4 1 '- I I • COMMODES , . • .. °. .4 'F ''' . ,. - -• E)FJ,It P[JtPI.LXI.D. Tell 1 ie — s------ CLIP AND SAVE ______ _____ ___ __ - .- I 1 BIll Medicare For You ___-. I -• 1'-4.'j - _.,er I ' 'i' BATH EUIPME'T - tie said he wouldn't consider it " " 1 : f' - I. It., ' .d As Preccrsbed by Your Phystcian IN-THE EAR '-'n WHEELUID -' ' ENJY BEJTER • ,: - - 1 -. ' - - : if '-. suggestion-c' I (Ion t seant to gil I Ij-u- ,. :- - I is foreser asking me to please .OXYG[N — . '1;:' I > Mondass bowls on Tuesda)s Altamonte Sprinqs ,, I tion t hase the ners e to bring • F •' letting her go. -" ' ---c- tKr and sht. nesir enclosed the tlmt slli calls tell hr hose • and slit, lised much 'she O%eCS yOU and sehat • \oss tie is I i ' to tell inc mones, she II know I seas l)lng that s all there was to it. She's still working for him, and Joe ' ____ DI Alt AI3BY Ihase i neigh 'omiii clothes on and seas out of s aled \le4mnsehile I sat there in a daze F'st // right next to hitii and heard gilt to me Abb), there seas no Abb), hut I write eserything • ' f —'— —'— -' tel eouidn't yOU — seho seorks ftc Joe phoned bert tounselor lih refuses logo.him that she had taken 30 ntFI rida II at least 1$ ciafS prior to the dale of Front (WeSt) Door of the Semlnoir th,publlchearing C t C th SI -A - City of Lake Mary. Florida, at the t)ivilion of th Seminole County gncrat circulation in the City of The' ,1'' ' " delivered to me as Sheriff of ThepubIichiarsflQ wit' rat the Ce y I a I C v of LA5 00 " AIR/6//7,'-r .• - " 7. ' - :4g.,' - ._ : Well, imagine the shock i got NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 3 .I_3 ' , DEX 179 t1ce1?d of theda) and1: r i,,, - r Abb'' 0 I thought see had a prett) but that neser seasa problem 1 _ P ARTIFICIAL 0n04entraiFlorI SOuth 330 fret) and begin at 396 feet de%(rlbedpropertyowned byioanrn ir.ieso ith Mrs Ralph Williams egetables was explained to 231976 _____ I propriate gardening work for and Miss Vivian Dannell) • I /4 3()I FtW Th'E 1/5 \ - 'S'4 • 430PM1 ______ April21 Commissioners of Serrinole County tilled Bazaar Craft Co Inc uthwS members of AMARYLLIS PH 322 1822 iearngat thr saI 01 the Circull Court of Oath- _____ reerenes to plants also found in this country were em- It represents the Colonial Period 1607 1720 DEX .-;.- Mrs Rose Mrs Debb) Kenned) At Orlando and Miss 44lP - ________________ .. i11 speak on Roses at the presented b PLACE ACOVF bridegroom Ov'edo Branch -. ith Miss Ann Central Florida Experimental . Sout'ieatt corner of Lot IS Block A and sstute color scheme, with (.entsmer, all of Tonawanda, members of I'l' RIS%INKLE Cleckof?heabovestytedCoortonor SPECIFIED ore e? dayof April 1976 Seau r by Miss Doroth Fllinwood at For the FERN CIRCLE POINSETTIA CIRCLE met the meeting of HOLLY cut- luncheon at the Cassadga at the home of Mrs. A. 1). Wes- CLE. Mrs. Nicholas Schmit was opened their meeting. After a 4 V iO r ii so - gathering will be a plant a'.ic- are required to serve a copy of your C0td to the pIt of Round Lake Man) gifts s.ere received b) the Authurine Cook and Ms 1Mm Poechert seas co-hostess Plans busrness meeting March 18 at uisalnttotheloriesIn(jse • flCfl %Sit ier help. A A - - ____ (, NF IIACKFTT most inlesesting questions t ."4BI IL::-I-' ri #"v (, FsrI Drive, or Cracker Donaldson at Club of Deltona had a wide idosers are invited to attend be held April 3 at 7 p m at the .- z'.i: -. ' _____ County Commissioners' Meeting ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED - - depicung the location of hiatoric 1ad'nark, To get there, turn cat off 1792 onto S. 44, then twn right at t1'e first traffic light. point notrump was fulls NO'V MY A&f ______ 0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: YOU WILL PLEASE T4KE ROOSe::It F, i__i — ...'..: .... .. - .. ,- or szmpiy atop by (he 8rrdiee Mc1ntvr Hnue aiit! pick tip a map too soon Can YOU project shen grosth The exercise ma , (.,J'1tWa W th P4ationaiMorQaQe Association Charter Act, having its YOU id and plased . rEoojJ DCX I2tS- __________ . mt. nutritit.' i. iiu' iv .if 'itv --L• h - tte; 'I differ. persons who ttherwlse would be offictr, are Paul Nor sitting at home alone Hurt, treasur'. I . cording to the Plat tp es YE5,IftL R HELP' . . Inception four months ago ' - newspaper The Jacobys will _____________________________ I •. ration organized under an Act of DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING ' %hen sour left hand PP nent opens the bidding ssith one pound of bod fat a seeck, enselope for mailing Address sitting still sour letter to me in cire of this /j 'LL . .. Travel & Promotonai recister said name with the Clerk of C1 erk of the Circuit Court PRESTON NEAL ur using close to 1500 to lose secight can send 50 cents w a few marketing guides. Our ; v. COUNTY FLORIDA ________________________ I - partner iill hold the balance .._1__.._._ L__...._- - i Court, Altamonte Springs, Seminole OU for the relief demanded in the South brought l'ome the A 96 • A 104 1. A 73, notbean) scightloceagainfor frustrated and seseral seeks This plateau da) That provides for a slose, 'N FICTITIOUSPIAME rwahruLstomerhtmight i I.. l r ht i,€st b.if lie knows. ______________________________________ SinglesA cef on and reorganized at a meeting singles -- men particularly " J. Caputo. lOrneys for the Petitioner Mother Presloent Saturday night, has elected I.omwe haven't reached )et, andIIeh,orIginaIwiththeCIerof PubliSh; March 73, 30,ApriI6. 13. officersforthecomlngyear and said Ms. Hurt. "I Lsh they IJr He wouldn't have been able • J 763 • Q 92 'I I)hsicall) active man the diet lesel of physical activit) That by Bob Thoves wogi.D PJEW$ 2.3 NORTh lam suspicious that ,ow' diet yOU should eat to maintain ur FRANK AND ERNEST - AricWture officials expect this plealing for a new standard 0fltY lowered demand for less half way txtween the old ChoIct: NOtih' i am WITNESS my hand and the seal of engaged in business at 101 Canada it this point and bow' present sehfth Is seell balanced and ( 1' - am HO le 2 CA II EE Slalnakctir 04 S1EPHENSO, and of pounds of fat f'' —- TH I - *6309 Flor.da St.,wi, - • -. ,.........Wit. 5ecrion __________________________________________________ the) empt) out the digestise seelsinthebodyconhiguration DO BUT' ThEY RE I 1 - ' iliqn .n'jr'lf with non -- - ou mosed 215 pounds it fii.luhIltnhinrn1rni1ft .1 I., ,' r F ' i -i - _-1 ____ egt and not see reduction in - '" ' i U4U I'. L1i SJtA r ..,. , Li Cifl e DFAIt READLR - The initial loss of excess weight Is _,' JT1 \ i ________ \ç— '\ 1(1 a '', IMl, I.. UIl lose weight. I am feet and 3 years old. At the time mY weight was 215, ny objective is minerals / - PR SC UJ \\. that AMENDED a pound or two. I cant believe the formation of water. The N., — I i J '- ' I S thug. 23Sept. 22) fOOt down. Die t ce d s.anttng to get back in good / WI.4EE i - ¶ I. i Chic Young Ti-1E PUPSE 'r J -7'r-' QIVCfl in Re Ch.nt of Name of - • ' ''—_J - ,4.ç-I,4'i : ' GRs? .-' - - ______________ I Cl/IL A TQN t J efforts It %ould bea mistake to productive projects that could detract from your efforts. quit b fore you try. ' - Stoffel & Heimlahl B ala 11 -- - lltC.O 51 k1 -I— — — It. 1 Uir' It) think tht_) tu comiflg. They'll be there expect more from YOU today — . BUGS BUNNY I herby t;n ______________ '5 i. i trilk slo 1orL III I__. - - - - 'I IS diii A has left man Y sho PPers freezer. When properly • wrapped and sealed 'in th — Jl .u_i. — - / I I -- 30 29 EQUAL TIME 6IR,___,1 'TO 1OU ABOUT ci , FICTITIOUS NAME Notice -- idening Ii S Agriculture's lAestock and Meat Board sa s Legal Notice only from the side you wish to your old ones are well under view (bern. This could distort control. No use creating future eght 47 (. t '-' ___ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS -- "T.* as I, - -- • ': •• •; ______ - 4 Stock Up 0d hbl iL 9ifl9 9fOUP - !E!_E::L_1S!_ - 46 Hardens, 25 6km homes ifl ou're faced with doctor a La e a dience The safer tcxhn if !'I7Th 1! 31 14e!rt (anal) by Art Soniom THE BORN LOSER r •35 Ii 0 G''s n10 II S.,c ed bull 01 36 Petch 20 Char 57 flourdij 2? Corn ass point .. ______ •- ____ - - •• ________________ ___ Beef Prices LE LXATING IT %ETNG CWr? -' - - ------------ - I r'_,JI. -4 �- __ _ L 4, - -.a-'. = I - - • - , -. . '' --,,-- __ - - 8A-Ev.ning HeraW, Sanford, Fl. Tv.sd&y, March 23, 1i7 31Apdrtn*ntsurnlshed 3 -hbUe HOM3 Lots ne TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS Jose oMwctwio. 1953 Toulouge-Lautroc. whose P'YSICi deoiirty causod he despat m lwe, and who Irequentod the more notorious cj'1orsciPans. 830 .4) GOOD TiMES: For a romantic c*letxation Of tt reicPort7aY1 01 8 nt)°Y I esniy. Elayim HOVOd. JOhn R&ns*osn. Ory Frnnk COSt?'. €D 700CIUB 1100 2 k4 tG) 9) I2 NEWS 11:30 2 (41) (15) (12 PRIMARY ELECTION COVERAGE: North CW01 9') TUESOAY MYSTERY: •Dth is a Bad ThP Tisha 20th weckrç arm1xsy, Sterling. lInO'Comor sty. A florida ard Jmos go 01110 a mtj in that tLsns ot so befOfg&priseg-notM01 thorn romantic. (R) planned ezplo&On ma tXok store sets ott a chain 01 culling tvont,s invoMng a young Tuesday (P MOVIE: MoiSin Evening 600 9 4 j AS MAN BEHAVES €1) DIMENSIONS IN CU.. lURE (P MYFAVORI1EMAATIAN 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6) CBS NEWS ( MAKING IT ODUNT 9 ABC NEWS fIN TIN TIN 700 yr TV'1 • .,.l 4f •V• •''I I . 4 BEWITCIED 6 CONCENTRATiON €1 FEED8ACK 9 WILD. WILD RLDOF ANIMALS: "Sea Uon" 12 ROBERT YOUNG. FMILV DOCTOR ) OR iN GE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MEETiNG €P STAR TREK 730 2 CANDID C&MERA 4 MATCH GAME 6. GOOD TIMES U JACKSOIW1LLE CITY COUNCIL MEETING, FoIowed bY ABC C*ionod Ns Ics the "Mary Hartrnan. Mary HaVTn." and 'Silas. Yoga and You' •• '-... -' wTW.% (A) • teerch C2J (12) OflC undo's fern. fix a psythopethic 1:00 9 DAILY iMDAt) 130 (2) (12) TOMORROW 2.30 2) DAILY DEVOTiONAL 6.00 4 si t'* yut, u ? I C i wy wd Clerrils 'evor. 9:30 41) 16) ONE DAYATATIME: Comedy sones ste'nng Boiie Frartldin, Mackenzie Phillips, RICIWtI Mas&t and Pal HatnngtOn hobo.tss1denala%ru*stop. the elephant 9005 on a costly rarTage. Keenan wyrvi guest iars (Ri 6 SPACE. 1999 9 HAPPY DAYS Ricttsoard Potoctu:jrienttiejfca 111.4 r "w.. r.l) . a.. OCA,D1G .... (1) SIJNSHINE ALMANAC 6.25 J (Mon.) WITH TFS RING (2I (Tuos.. Thin., Fri.) JEANNIE (Wed.) PROFII...ESINEDUCAT1ON (1) DAILY 'I%ORD 6:30 (I) PASTOR'S S'TlX)Y 15) S4fr4RtSE 0 LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU (9) 635 FAFI AND HOME 6:38 (12) UVING )RDS 8:43 -IBOR 112) HI 8:50 14) NEWS 6:55 IWLWI 'w''." '•.- AND THE INO(V1OUAL(Tues.) CRACKERBARREL (' (Thi.ts) M'ft'? (A) 6:10 i2) SUNSHiNE AMkNAC 6:15 10:00 12) CITY OF ANGELS: . 2 ' ''' nsir1obigtrneVouble*te m'estigatlng the death 01 a glidit div. 4 (5) S'iTCH: Pete and Mac find themselves In Casaatica. Wing tO 01* O'Y the local syrdcalo head. is respxlIio Ici an Anencan being held eiinItety in the local ai Fernando Larnas guest 9 FAMILY: 'fl*d in a aerles Thompson and James BI'cXIOnC. w$wth e3iOro$ conUeities Of rnrxlern lo 12) DEVOTiONAL 6:58 j.aJy 12.) PAUL 700 TODAY ECONO HOUR - ai7Wd8:25). 14) 5:10 73 "SI(Y IVI)BS" r.1-,.. 19.) 0000MORNINGAMER 800 Cuip • 9:40 C A PTA (1.) 4i IN .N,AFlOO 'Thin) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING (Fri.) ELECTRIC COMPANY (Mon. U Cobu ttVOLi - __________________ 2) PHIL DON 4tJE (4 GAMlT 9 MiKE D *JGLAS SHOW ________________________ ______________________________ I MEI SWAPT$OP ANUFL!AMAIKET I £VCNYSUPIOAYIa.M-SP.M, (Fri. onIy) MISTER AOG ERS NE1GfUO1OOO 9) MOVIE: (Mci's.) 11s watd."MaxVonSyrIow,Vvette U CALL. m.iiii - - - . ---- .- . -- NOtDL 1. hues.) 1 -Card ol Thanks SCfl Of Piion." (88W) l3'.aiuiitt, rtvrxt Boxier, 1%1. (Wed.) 'PrctM. (88W) &eta G,I01as. 1930 Augi'relien ('This-s.) Il (0.5W) Bctto Kartoff. Richard s.%8u. 1 j. rT1,) LzIurIa Dream." Ronald Colnian, Melene DIethc ;f2) MERV GRIFFiN SHCYIV MISTER ROGERS' 9_0j ii riI,1tive ind l,ltIfldS Of Fv.i MM' flrunson Your vprrjson of sympthi will always (it' rememivred hy th" BRONSON FAMILY lo (B MOViE: (Mon.)"Wjonng PROCLEM l'ert'u .5iç'.hic Arn,,nuc Lan Help Co111734.S$7 1213 write P.O. - & lt Ii)iit% 044 gui, fur iNe Crv 'HotIine, ACUI1 or leens. l - ,'''" I I Ad in the Herald. 3fl 7611; 0 I I Conipanion; - White Cockapoo. answers to 'Killer." Neward '1(11 P Ptel.Se call 372 0111 . - -' sonatity --WE SELL SUCCESS323 5176 701 CommercIal Rett1ur4n?FryCOOks,dlthma.t'lna 000rators, waiters. waitresses and misc. restaurant workers New ' holder of the following certiticalvs restaurant. All shifts available Apply in person, 9 to 12 or 2 to 6. Miller, Sambo's Bob See Restaurant. 2563 Fren:h Ave. cording to law the fli., 2,i ADAM 12 IASS'E I rav .. (lkfJiK&! P;frJ!p " I . . 'R' ;• HOLLYWOOD - Fre Oraprs •Carpetng SSep Dining Rooms MONTH C POOL BILLIARD ROOM ALLADULTS-EASYLIVINO QUIET AND SE REPIE NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED Highway u-n, Sanford Located West of Hwy 17.93 At 1130 Florida Ave Ph 323.6650 Across From Ranch House 4 AMERICAN I - - I r'1' , s,-s,.. - ' .,, 323-8670or 831-9777 room. Very nice. 546.900. FROM 125 prd;largecornerlot.7carcarport and utility room; wall to y,,II iarpet, windoW air (OnditiO,)('r Just 3222090 ?Sights--3fl 2352 JkiiiiIoehc Welcome, I Woodmere Is how wi can offer these fabulous on. arid two story homes for so little. II . 323 6061 LkU Bingo Afternoon 12:00 Opportunity- Good Did Italian American Restaurant, Beer. Wine license. On highway 773 171 or 113 2625__- - -- - - 7.oans I_- Money Avaitable- Bualnegs yen - WORLD WAR I I BATTLES Custom Built Homes -.k -r With Many Plans To Choose you knuw that Singer, 1)0; Secretary. $95; Maple drop leaf table. $20; 23, flU air concistioner, $75; Large double mirror. $15. Chest, 1.35; KULP DECORATORS, 409 W, 1st St., 372- 2333 9dØvi&le 52-Appliances WALK TO WEKIVA RIVER from thiS new listing. 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, brand new home or beautilul I acre wooded lot. Eat In kitchen, central hen? air, porch, and you can pick your color of carpet, Priced to sell at $39,000. eLarge Wooded Lots SPayed Streets •Sewers Street Lights •Sidewalks KISH REAL ESTATE Idyliwilde Homes By I 323-78.60 or 321-0041 IJ 211 W. 25th ASSUME MORTGAGE Plo qualifying on thiS new ligting in Woodmere Park 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, new side by Side . Sanford, Fla. Call for Appointment 322.3103 ADDITIONS- REMODELING REPAIRS ARE A DRAGt - So this one is guaranteed for a full year with BPPI 3 bedrooms, I bath home on large fenced con'uer lot. Paneled family room, carpeting your AT , 322 9116 alter S MLS Instru:tiorus: Hidden words btlow appear Yorwarfi, rcK ward, up, down r diagonally. Find each and t)OX i if). 0-Day El Alamein Ruhr Pocket Stalingrad I 'u1O opt sutabli.' br a :tkiflg or retired lally Private. , TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harr.ett's Beauty Nook) 519€. First. 372 5712 Bedroom Iurnlshcd apartment, CAR IBE- double w,de, 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, central air, rai%ed screen 1 Bedroom furnished apartment. . Casselberry area. AdultS only. Oi,.'flA Iii 7)73 a - -- - • - ., Prig Mqr At M:Iler "MaIl" Matthew 2nd Monday- 2000 CluhHourg_3pm DaIly (clos.ee Wed,) Bingo Thursday room, carport, shirtlng, payments 9,600or your ctib or organization would Ilk, to be included in this llsfing call: _____________________________________ First class workmanship No job too - Newly remodeled I ri,m apI.. first lIaw. Large rooms Comfortable ReaSonable 718 W. Firf St. CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 322.2615 - ________ 8G-Auto, for Sale '----- '-'- - ______ Chico & The Man Jct 1797&171.Longwoc-d _____ 373 tSYOorIll 4603 StaamClea"i yourowfl Carp"' ______________________ Rent our Rmn'saC 5965 Cutlass, power steering and CARROLL'S FURNITURE 372 5151 automatic, factory ar. ________________________________ _____ ___________________ 199S. Phone 3231113 6 -Pets- SUPPlIeS GratDane.2yearsoidf -rn,aie, ,',¼t,, .v., rr'v. ,v a .., ,vu - 1973 Dodge Polara VI. AC. P 5 P B A T ,$l,250. Also 15' Ort4ndr Clipper, 35 Pup Johnson, $38. Ph ,Jj , 1971 MOB ConvrrtbIe. er.grut rr *hr IS, flew l0, Only 78,C'l.I s 5? 493 Ppuni 32? II'? 68-Wanted to Buy - wire - . CASH 3224132 Fr uSed furniture, appliances, tools. Buy I or 1001 items Mart, 215 Sandorg Avt We Buy Furniture - DAVES'3739370 buy PINEY WOODS BARN- We Buy Furnitur. I. Miscellaneous. 5th - for 3) pcI. comrn,ssiocu. Free Pick MG Midget, 3977. mint condition. AM FM, wi wheels, luSt tuned. low mile's, si,IsQ. n: '65 Chevrolet Cnvar. automatic. excellent rendition, new tires. 373 lilt. 1966 VOLKSWACEN. good con 5650 Phone 373 9751. ditiOn, 1910 Cadillac Coupe deVilte. low mileage, very clean. $I,ilS 11C'7 Santord Ave. 323-1910. '66 CHEVY STATION WAGON $750 Phone 37'? 0937 income Tax Serv. Radio & TV Wifflams Accounng Income Tax Returns PERSONAL TAX $ERV10E AND BOOKKEEPING. Individual & Business Tax Returns 2 East Road. Hwy 17 9'2 (5CC entrance, r'... .',..i.... Fas' SERVICE L-.' Cu' i',L' Casseluerrv Prone' t3I ',.*I DRIVE t'i IV ' 5crce . - Roof ma " Ca'per" Erects' maHs png t.nci ,,u.'#'; ,,. " '. "_-.-.i3 ..5L4' .,.,,. , -, ---- " -i v- ' r-_!'J'. -r Lo: -. -"---'-"V OcL.i -,,-..--,',"-J -zi'w' .- -• .1i -- .or:...- '.t', -'-- - Expert root re-pairs. flat rccft. cr shingleS All *ork guarinteed - - FSTFRSON LAND CLEARING .- J , ----.--'- -; I - Bulldozing. Excavating. Ditct' work Fill dirt. top Soil 372 5043 s_a..,., - Sewing - - .. ' Landscaping & Lawn Care Doll lepsir China Glass. Mefil Doll Repairing Call Nettie 322 6977 '.- -.,, *r I:' J' ---- -. ..... J-y;_-.--'v- •:. ,-,t, - 'a'.-,~ -- * - ..i') Floor Cleaning Stripping Floor waxing & Residential & Business. Free estimate's BlitZ Clean 373 5954 Home Improvements Johnny Walker workmanship in your remodelIng and dditsOns requirements available in hiS general con ttr uc liOn as is API BROWN P(5T CONTROL 7347 Pa's Dr..r 322*165 Have some camping equipment you no longer use? Sell it all with a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 322 2651 or 8.31 9993 and a friendly ad visor will help you ___________________________ - Photography Carpentry. Remodcling. Addtens, Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Free estImate 37) 603* :arpentry, Concrete. Remodeling, Roofing . Free Etlimatts. No lob too targe or small Call Rid or John. 323 5001 Photography by Munson Cockayne Fine wedding photos reasonably priced. Phon 32] 6311 YOUR HOME? Buy.ng a new tsOme Moving loan p.rtmeat' aclon with a P'erald Gel CIjililitO act We'll help you write an ad that *'t bring a tast sa'e C AL 1 3 7'? 75 51 'omf 'i-' . . . . .:' t . .. Attorneys, Accounts, Antique Dea'ecs. Insurance agents. ('e I Estate agents. Arrhltec•g. e. whatever, it ,t natural' Unlimited use & polentiai, and only 1.7.500 , • : ,, on ttilt Safuroap iu0 ' Paneling, doors. wodows hungs. concr,tewo,k, etc By Ihe hour, or by the lob 323 9365 Install carpet and vinyl, will to wIt) Free Estimate Call SEARS itt' Sanford, 322.5775. Pressure Cleaning Exterior Cleaning Specialist Drive by - then call your Realtor or Broker or 'ou'il be glad you ust did, 322,242Oht9'TlME REALTORS M1.S I54SPARK -''- - ? - Make your Budget go further, SISOp the Classified Ads every day Hi Preggure spray uvagn Houses. Trucks. Mobile Homes, RoOfs. 322 P719 -.i :'-'."., "'-i, .,.1" - ,..,uZi':' , '*", i., - , .,' I. & Upholstering & Clara Hall Cuttom Upholstery Specialists in Tuttiflg and Res?ylrra Furniture I Sewing Machines Repaired We Buy. Sell ITr.e )2 71 John Sanford Well Drilling _______________________ WELISORIL LED Pli'.5P SPRINKLER S'VSI( %'c All types and Sizes' We repair and scrv'i" STINE .YACPIINE & 'r CO 372 s131 701 A lriO 51 Window Service -jiM H0IIF IMPWOVE.','L'T Li B( COMFORT ABLE RdplO I your Old JALOUSIE S%IPIDOAS w'ftu more effiCitili S:0Q1C double hung windowS 537 71 Call Saruord's Sales Leaoer AT -.- _• Expert automatic transmission overhauling All work guaranteed Free dagnosiS Faory Iran smisson Sygtt'm, 402 E. Celer',. 3739115 -Treat Exterminating Co -Complete Pnt Control and Termiting Free If you're in the business of bulldog your tt'e tiusries uSe Inspection. All Pe'sl Control, $0 Classif,ed s oilen oct. Discount 37) E xler,or Plateting. Plasier Patching & simulated brick & gloat specialty 322 7180 Useng & InseStorSi Just wt'at you've been waiting fir' i -'-' '#. ''*-= *'. i 1" Transmissions Pest Control - Interior, * Downtown Building* r..-.#T4) $ny'oer 322-6457 Stenstrom Realty L'z'S Atteralon Shop Order for Easter Tailoring, dresses. hats and matching bags. 372 74*9. 5 Nursery I Land Alterat-ons Dressmaking, ladies - . scaping We are overstorkeci 10 men's, children's Drapes, Quilts. landscaping plants and we do Upholstering Donna Canada. (omolefe landscaping 5t(viCt 322 327 0707 375 or 661 7766 at A WIDOW OR DIVORCEE MAY QUALIFY AS HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD If THE HERALD ,- BR000EN ROOFING. 373 aim 1low offers you thy tame quatily 46-Commercial Property - Ho fttg. -__2357 PalmettoAy,. .)J3 5930. WIf;,1 ChIld 51,995 372 ------- ,.- - __________ 7BR,Air,Adultg. 7000 - - Land Clearing ;1M 32 Phone 377 0051 or nights 618 5569 Rugieg Meeting "3 43*9 .'iltt"r $30 . - -- $ç 1s:$? t i-i -,.j,o_f +-r best offer 3226761 after I - 64-Equipment for Rent Carpentry Small and off job specialist ASS N. all to wall carpet, air con o,lionuil 5500 plus deposit. Phone " a- - ______ ___ --- w 73 Yamaha RD 250, top condition, - _______________________ with family room, Screened porch, large lot, assume $550 payments 323 1)11 less Man, Wife,2 Children .....................................S11,'IOOor less Man, Wife,3 Children .....................................S12,lOOor less Man, Wife, 4 Children .....................................$13,040 or less V _______________ ' FARM EQUIPMENT New and Used Ford, Kubota,Pettibcne Sales. Rental. Service d)7MagnoliaAvenue ALIAMONT F SPRINGS $34 1344 HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY ------' - 3 BR home Man FLEET RESFRVF . .'. Tomorrow: Tree Diseases '------ CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT at Five Po.nts Pruor.c 37'? 741) Beauty Care Bedroom Trailer, 10'x3S' ,.iit n*..iii or WOiflifl to roam .%flti ,',ortt ,itiI Sh.rr i 'i osi's. Phone 71 P319 ' c Corregidor Guam Also lxp small Call 535 1311 V.F.W. LOG CAE III ON THE LAKEFRONT 31-Apartments Furnished Britain . .'----' .,.4.. 4" .4 78-?viotorcycles lrudivithial. Business P4w'y 17 92 GREAT ASSUMPTION Every Sunday 1:30 P.M. , Bastogne Tractors & . Collect. Orlando 361 2731 - ups Auction. Saturdays 7 p.m Sanfoi'd 372 2770 1SISPARK ZIMMER, I?' wide. 7 bedroom, central lr, carport, patio cover, skirting, new carpet, adults only. Payments $50.61. Phone 377-0051. Plights 67* 5569 I! IIII.4 '' EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU siding & sOflit system Ro'ofr, GulletS 20 yrs Eagle Siding Co •s 9563 15 YR P HA P GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 300] Orlando Drive for employed man in ionqrnlal home. Near Lake Mary P 3CC 510 wk 372 0543 S Removed _____________________________ - MotorCycle Inwrar,c, ni - I can cover your home with slum ium Guadalcanal 3A- 42-Mobile Homes v. eeknd'. Anzio ___,, used offire furnture NOLL'S Quantity Any Casselberry, Hwy 77 97 5)0 1206 Aluminum Siding ___________ ________________ p m. or anytIme :_. JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 32?.242OANYTIME REALTORS __________ home Quiet neighborhood. Phone I BUSINESS DIRECTORY / 1 refrigerator, central air, car peling. Low down, & price at 5.9.900 v.eek for c.nly 13 per seek? This is an Ideal way to Inform the public of your club activities. MiddIc aqi- qi'ntleman wishes somene to ..hare 3 bedroOm Toliruk .s Cash and carry. IIOLLS Cas.selborry, 17 92,530 12os Wanted to KENMORE WASIIER, part's, service, used marhlnes, .,,' - as will seU for 1300 3732641 before Stenstrom Realty 4 CONSTRUCflON cainefs. iC. Penney's Waihe, & Dryer, avocado, 6 mos. old New, 1151, 17:30 or after 7 p rn • a HOMES OF DISTINCTION Professional Landscaping I etc iarrys 1705 S Magnolia Ave club or oranization can appear in thIs lIsting each 255$ tiwy 17 97. Sanford 1FICENT Color TV, 165; Loveseat, MV1IR1Ur Dully,, j; pyxer', g, Antique ladies' 1e'sk, $40; Antique 4 From lures, operating capital, etc Becht, 901 Berlin - 'ajatv b21.Y). SArI MO PARK, I, 7, 3. bedroom ir,)li, OPlt Adult & family park U (Fit orEy) BILL MOYERS' 5J_4'4 jseild Gof . -- .. G.E. UPRIGHT CREEZER $100 Firm Every Wed. & Sat. Early Birds 7:lSp.rit fl.i'ry,i'stot)iishedbuslnesg. owner retiring MSSlS7bttore6 ________---- MOONEY APPLIANCES 323.0697 Privately Fenced Patio, Directions: In SanfordWest on 25th Street elf 17.92. 1 Mile to Ridgewood Ave. Follow Sign;. ----- ":- Dishwasher-Djsoosal Sales By: " .' ter tops. Sinks, Installation availabte. Bud CabeIl. 3721057 anytine 830606) WII.CO CNSTRUCTIO CONPAJIY Meetings Business 7:30 1st Toes 'RADE Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Coon- CPANV CONSTRUCTION & PEALTY.REAL TOPS H*y 1792 -- - 77-Junk Cars ' ''. i chairL.'Secre?aral desks & CaSh for wrecked ew lurik cars We tow away. 7 days week Call chairs, straigril chairs, filing - 23" Color AM FM,6'Consote Four1"CPurom,Wheels 73 070$ 7 Bedroom, 1 bath Spanish stucco finish with brick front, inSide utility room, erciosed back pOrch, rArirt aiicl axtaim. mortgage. Call 3729356 anytime tO'ST5 Wall to Wall Carpetinq. Central Heat and Air. 5lh of Sanford •.. 3230317 eves JOlO S Park- 3 Bedroom. 513.300 1)7'4 Elliott 3 Broroorri, 575.100 Als i reprussesSons from $100 clown (hiaper than rent Our one. two and three bedroom models feature: C Pu pier 30 .. Rrg Real Estate Broker 801W )gt51 , row At Woodrnsre we can show you exactly what you're getting.. . We've got it all together. EverythIng Ii rudy for you to enjoy. The only thing puzzling about BUY SELL '... ) v -c a$tertes. 5)7 'is 'xchange REEL'S BODY 5HOP !lCr? !' Used office furniture Wood or steel desks, executive desk . than rent Government subsd':ed APIPIIVI RSARY SALE- New furniture: Dinette set, 169; 3 LR to Qualified buyers Call to see be's, $30; Herculon reclirser, you qualify' $79. Used Dinette, 6 chairs. 1.45; to Lite Ifl 9dtjuii&L of Loch Arbor together I -. - .. RecondItioned 5irif(rr) 301E.lstSt..Downtawn Js..',... Hwy SC. Call collect, Orlando 565 2131. ________________________-- zag . -- 17 acres cars for parts. Open 7 days w?ek. JIB Auto Parts, East 60-Oflice Supplies Golden Touch 'N Sew M.UNSWORTH REALTY - - payment, monthly payments less drapes, carpeting, 3 Yrs. old, $157 mo. complete ., . ' 372.500 33,800 down -1 __________________________________ I --- ____________________________ .'.'At'i FUqHITURE NICE NEIGHBORS Nt'wly rcoecoratco, remelea bedroom home, large family room, cedar siding and fence, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat, 11.500 SQ. ft ict S??,1CO 0-wOrn 1?) 0372 CaSselberry, 3 BR, I bath, garaue, . " 'Em WhIi? * * They're Hot'' * Ne*houses no rural area Nodown D'ys - 372 6123 flu' buy used pianos & trade. LessonS -Plane, organ, guitar. accordian, pri. & group Ball's PIano & Organ Sili's. 301 W. 1st 372-7253. rn I * "Get BROKERS I'rolinlly Managed ' - 76-Auto Pads _______________________ PIanos & Organ Sales 5. Service. Wi Used Pnofors gold ano nstallecj. Also l)(V$rend,AvP 3737)40 - ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. ____________________________ OUR GARDEN HOME I 3 bedroom, 1 bath, kitchen equip ' yrs. old, like new Must sell. $31 6517 after 6 P.M. $2 Sq. Yard i Transportation llammgrvj Sounder Chc>r' Organ, 2 _____________ Sanford Auction . ' t.droom, i oath; OCbuIitu, PU0I. I central heat ano air: corner 101.2 -__ has it rii ' car carport with large utility ,, VETERANS 24-BusinessOppor"tundies ' 151.15W. 25th St. SANFORD On Lake, Free Boating Modern Facilities AIlG.E.Kitcflng i EUkOUM UITCS 2 BEDPoo;.4 TOWNHOUE5 Bdrm. Apts-Furn. or Unfurn [NT I and 2 Bedrooms lorl"iBaths j II BINGO I- (14t .way ___ DISABLED .. - - I, . ,coe FRED CHICKEN PEN DAILY 11A.M. llt.t•)0 P M.-FRI. & SAT. TIL 1$ 10P.M. 110$ hAys' 17M) 134 0 '. 29-Rooms w.ci. Frt) -vui - 11ae rxury Patio Apartmen - I, at: hery, orange and tangerine trees. Good neighborhood $34,000- will negotiate Auction Eu.rry Fr:t at 12 P400n HiQhwy 16 FIt M.rk,'t Sanfr,rd I 59-Msjsicat Mrchandise Flooring Singers best Zig machine ifl sewing table. Sold new for $419.50, assume balance c.f $101, 04' 52 maculate 3 bedroom, eat kit I payments of $9. See chen, well-kept lawn, double i SANFORD SEWI NO CENTER '3arage, oriced Ut sell, only 121.900 i Priced below FHA appraisal. 72-'Auction Ph,322.130 Assorted Colors LOWDOWN a _________________________ . ________ Sanford Charm & Value i bedroom, 7 halo, brick home; kitchen equipped, pretty Shrub V.F.W, i9 HAPPV DAYS (A) . OWNINGA HOME INSAN1'ORD -'•_________________ blue green cushions, $60 574 15)0 Sanford.3235200 011* (R) . I 37) -3 RAVENuA PARK Anyone can be 16' Larson boat with 50 hp Evinrucie motor and trailer, 5-4)0 Phone 321 Deltona- 3 piece small wtli?s metal porch furniture, sofa & 2 chairs, - SWAP SHOP FLEA MARY[ 1" seller or a buyer No charge. All •dm,ffed Iree Come browse every Sunday 9 tO S at the Movieland Drive ri Theatre, SOuth 17 92 Phone 37? 1716 - - ._. 1REE GIFT WRAPPIH&AII Baby Gifts, Knits, Christening Gowns. PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR HAPPINESS IS Rentals ALEGRE' (Tues., Thurs.) 'CAIASCCLE?AS,' . PF.'.( Accessories ROBSCN MARINE 3975 Hwy Il 97 3fl 596$ SO-Miscellaneous for Sale - - _______________________ II' Boat Trailer, $90 II' Boa?, 130;I' Boat,75 321 0557 - New Vinyl 3 fiR Brick 14oriie 450 Magr)oli'a Ay 372 C*$1 & ______ Trade i)-Swap __________ - Merchandise Evts.3fl 7611 LOANS available for busIness or real estate. 510.000 up to any amount Operating capital cx i ,risir, dc Mr DaneI', 101 561 IS)? (4 (Fri. cnIy) ViLLA ALLE. d 1 Forrest Greene, Inc. klIBIIJI 55 Boats - ______ Call Sanford's Sales Leaoer ________ 16) LOVE OF LiFE $ NOTICE 371s .. 2. l vrbe Rayens(irook- Luxury I bedrooms ri bath, cxi beautifully land' scap'd OCrC L,ik privl'.,'s MiJ 310 )7? 8959 - _____________________________ MocsIeC. Bateman Reg. Real Estate Broker 7638 S. Sanford Ave 10.00 th30 ipetes ol 1' Rhóne 831 7323. -- - " FINLi Ca;tr.rr, arc,. Ad"S enly. A crone call could start you on a new and prolitable cav+ei' Call $62. 1976 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court fly: 1.10 Crea', Deputy Clerk Mar&h 7. 9, lB. 7) 1916 PLt.II5 ' Furnished 2 bedroom mobile home, -- rhruary, I Furnished 17'xlO', lIke niw, central' air, patio. awning, privet. lot 339409. - ________________ property FROM Furnsshed 5973 12' wide, 1 BR, furnished. Ak adults. Security. $120 cond monthly. 323 5939, Accovntan to assist comptroller in eccoirtting, management, data collection & reporting. Only qualified reply to flow 591, co The Eve.i;ng Herald. P 0 Box 165?. Sanford, Fla., 37171 described in such certificate certiticatcs wIll be sold to the h,,ih,.tI r.th .lI41F at tP. rirI - '-V ..--. .................... houSe door on the 5th day of April. 5976 at 11.00 AM. Datrd this 70th day ni F n 5? '-i' rent 347bil Homes STENSTROM REALTY lSlSParkDr. REALTOR 3272470 , Furr..hId0rAPARTM ii Join"Sai'ifordsSalesLeadec" Mike 5. Ernestine Mike, Pug WIIC All of said property being in the State of County of Seminole Florida Unitsi, such certificate or cec tilicates si"aII be redeemed ac Cozy 7 t''drooni r lot. "'iflhI Ill L%OflhII'(1 e(triii '' ''ii. A,,h ' -i ' 4 REALTY INC. 71)7 Eves 372 Oól2or3fl-1517 Large 1 & Modern country home -7 bedroOm, Wi baths. furnished, enclosed garage. $115 month, $100 secvrlty __________________________ _ MARy G ardens Make your Budget go further, shop the Clatsiflid Ads every day. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES Espcnienced&NewlyLiCc'flsed ... I I.KE DON'T STORE IT. SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad - 321.0759 used. - ______________________________________ 1002 BATEMAN REALTY P,Ui, I IPLI t'Y I PIG REALTOR 1919 5 Frenrh 3724991 Eve 322 1496, 372 1164,372 F I AXE 1 P APE S HAL COLBERT ('3 , William Cross. Merrill N has filed said certaflcate's for a tax deed to be iS5ed sPienfon. Th. certIficate numbers and years Of isguane, Inc dc'scr,pNon of the property, and the names in whch weS at%es%td are a.. tnttCW% 713 'ft'Ar 01 Certificate Ho Issuance 5973 Descriplionot Property ,s TWP 215 ROE 29E S 100 Fl Of SE 1 Of E 'i 01 N 190 Fl of E Sec. 25 T1S R 79E Name l which assessed RCbCV't E - 33-Houses ' SALES CLERK - Esp. ladies' .ioparet PleaSant personality. Cross. Donna M Keflo*o, Patricia € ,- - Opportunily for advancement. Career oriented person willing to - __ NOTICE OF APPLICATION _____ FOR TAX DEED (197.211 Florida Statutes) Pli)T ICE IS i4LkEDY GIVEN. ttt Genie Y CroSs, Trust'e, For' (4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 6i MERV GRIFFiN SHOW U €D SESAME STREET 'fl'E FBi (A) (P MICKEY MOUSE CU. (88W) It U r 3?35774 Anytime Multiple Listing Service i 131-1272. PAINT & BODY MAN. APPRAISER -- Real Estate SUPERVISOR - Retail gales ewc -_________________ MISTER pay. - Bit Legal Notice Top Great pDtential MECHANICS Aggressive Salary + SALES commission with gas allowance. RECEPT, SEC. - Accurate typist with pleasant outgoing per Turn that unused piano Into a bike, car, or whatever you want to bU with a Classf'd D.aI 3722611 or "°"' E*p all major - divide, Harold Hall Realty Stemper Realty ------ 5Ap4F0R0 3 fi, iirrincn 7 PIohiu.. 'ft.idy 51.lrfI, ,ur roil "'0"' 111.730 MAP'.E OFF (P 20 ACRES and 12 ACRES, Geneva area. 20 ACRES. Oiteen area. DELTONA- NIce individuet homes: 1 bedroom. $I3Si bcdroom,$l50 No pets. Phone 57. 101. Exp. ftut0 parts. SALES BUSY BEE CHILD CAPII 21?? Holly Ai'nw Phone 373 7510 or 372 0760 UNDERDOG 400 211 IRONSIDE 41 (Tuos onIy) CALL IT MACARONI: 'Boys and Gais SLaTwner." 16) MARY HARTMAN. MARY urn!; TIE .IGF%'CE" TREE CLIMBER - ______ OLDER TWO SOTRY- 3 Bedroom. iriI ccvld1c'n S?7.5c' Sanford- Central air and heat. i Bedroom. 2 bath, drapes and some carpeting First, last and dep")slt Call after 6 p m,, 327-7051 or 530 4677. makes appliances & air cond 6-Child Care 6) Y quiet street Rrasociat:Ie Phone 372 1S1O Needed immediately. REPAIR MAN - _____ 18 ACRES Robinson Tunerine Grove east of Sanford, 12.200 per acre. 10 ACRES, south of Sanford. Will DISTRESS SAtE'-- 3 Bedroom. entral air, large workshop 520.900. ORIENTt.L RUGS WANTED .50)1 con),?or1 Tnp ru'ct-s pad. ..* i 8116. W r!i'r Pt, k 515; Service all makes. HERBS' TV. 7005. Irench, 373 1734 lot, 100'xISO'. Off Hwy 47/ 7610 Hiawatha 68-Wanted to Buy Color 1V's from 1MI, B&W, from __________________________ C' Acres near golf course, Ferne Drive off Markham Woods Rd. Trees. hiCh and dry Horsei 56,900 per acre Owner, 862 6695 P'Al TV JIM $13000 2 or 3 Bedroom houSe on large lot, ____________ ________________ ________ Itt N ice 2 bedroom block ,.,r",. i u..:.. Lake Mary- 2 BR block house Larpet, air, lots ut nice trer Stove and refrig. $150 mo. + security. 372-435. miniat urt' Red D.achschund, female, wearIng 1975 tao from Tioca County. Penn Sylvania Phone 665 67S or 7 the name ATTENTION RENTERS- Qualify and you may own 7 bedroom condornimium for no down payment, a I bedroom home for $100 down CatI for defals. LIVE IN COUNTRY- Comfortable 2 bedroom on fenced in plol. On.y (Fri. only) SESAME I oven. Fenced. $55,900 - 3)3 7*95 Wooded Tuuday, March3, I974-A TVRadtt'e0 - Sanford 17.100.8675.301 PERFECT br the large family. _______________________ Five bedrooms, V'z baths, family By Owner- Five and iix tenths room, screened patio, ln'ercom, acres. Sheryl Drive. Ost,en. %3i00 counter top range, double wall per acre. For information call Nights, 3730465 I Itrok , r 322 7749 THE CONTRAC,T" '24 Hrs 323.9410 Unfurnished - - 32-Houses can get by on opprowimately 59,600 'r !rt! r year, then you cwc 1110 yourself to look into this once in a lifetime ground floor opportunity. CALL FOUND U (Fri onIy) THE ELECTRIC COMPANY CR) (5) LETS MAKE A DEAL . '.!'iti' EkVlCE BEYOND Oa T S 322 1174 Broke, eneva )7J.)97Q Nurses; RN'S; LPN'S; Aides; Aid,. - T I 'a I i 3?? 0719 Kish Real Estate Seminole 5, Volusia Counties. Acreage Tracts, small & large TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, 6210111 BY OWner 4 HP. 2 baths, Hidden New I BR. 7 bath home for Sale or Lake. No qualifying, small down, TALK about room, you have It In this I rent with option to buy. 1 butxk assume pa meats. 323 US., custom home on oversized lot. of 1.ikr Monroe. Orlando 293 5439. Carpfed throughout. Sprinkler _______________________ DELTONA- FURNISHED 3 system, oversized CH CA system. Bedrcom, 1' baths, carport, large IBR,FHA- 576.900 All near new appliances in kit screcflc) in porch Owner wII Family room, b'q lot, Split bedroom hen consider holding mortgage plan Fenced Reg Real Estate Broker ASking 579.000. 1,515 REALTORS 1100 E. 25th St. 322-6655 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES 321.0041 1017 S tRENCH (HWY I? t'2) S.V. H,irdwick, Broker Clean) bedr'om, I' bath, avocado Deltonal65 6611 stove & refrigerator, blue carpet, P40 QUALIFYING central heat & air. 4 flR 2 Ôtt• VALC?,'CA Ci. CAST. U,, 3 fiRM, COunty I HUNT Payton's3fl.1301 holding. Asking 518.500 2 bath homes, central air, car. 7311 1',urk Or 17? 7111 peted, dishwasher, $27,000 to DUPLEX- 2 Bedroom concrete Alter Hours 2 BR, (am rm., has Separate 1 fiR Realtor 575.000 price range. VA financing. block, excellent condition, no city apt s1s,o 377 3781 327 0648 377 3991 Nothing down, or conventional, t.5ieg By owner 327 6620 322 7190 l..aiii', 5-Lost & Found Lest FurnIshed 1 bedroOm, living rn ideal for retired dning rm couple Near town. No p05. 372 3610 after 4:30. 10 DIRE CT OR OF PERSONNEL STREET (A) 10:30 (21) 12i HIGH ROLLERS 4) PRiCE IS RIGHT (P700LUR 1100 2 .: 12) 1P*EEL OF FOR- .4 ISIu. 562 7700 Douglas SEEK & I 141 "LI TOP LAND HOME LAKE 123.500 Greal space.? BR,? bath, plus guest (ottal7e un P, acres. Hurry. Bargain .41A1 I )TATE Furnished duplex, Lake Mary area. 2 BR furnished apartment, nIce yard. Children end pets OK. 51)0 month. 7i,7 iiiln north of 434 on 7 97. 701 Sunset Drive, next to William's AccountIng & Tax Service. Open Sunday, 9 to S I.,vn .va,i,*hi imm.'d.a?.iy artd ,2) 12) CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 14) 6) PRICE ISRIGHT I 49 OIJ It(' III1I IIILP,Ii .00. - ANT) FRIENDS- - I 'I ---j--- ,, JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY WITT REALTY 9051 :.": people about it with a ClassifIed (Wed) IYOMAN ALIVE (B (Pfl.ttTOUThifS.)THE MOTHERS INLAW(Fri. onIy) FOR MBY'S ANTIQUE FURNITURE V)RKSHOP 330 (4) (6) MATCH GAME CS) ONE LIFE TO LIVE t) (Mon..TueS Wed, Thu's) LILIAS YOGA AND YOU (A) (Fri) CONSUMER SURVIVAL - -- car)4t, q,roc. Only 526.100 area. Stove, refrigerator, air. Available April I. $135. Ph. 834• PUBLIC RELATIONS Are you looking for a permanent poSitiofl With a f.nt growing major I Ii P-rye, ') GENERAL HOSPITAL €) (Mon.) A BIT WITH KNIT - drry - Ev,nffig Herald, Saitford,Fl. 41-Houses TAFFER REALTY Realtor Duplex 2 BR, Sanford Lake Mary Management Trainee SCHOOL PROGRAM- 1MIN0 iS-Help Wanted - - I WILL NOT ec RESPONSI fiLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER 1HAt MYSELF AFTER MARCH 70, 1976 HOWARD 0. MOORE Ffl (Ikrii FRICA (RI (Tue.I LISTAGE (R) (Wed.) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING (Thu's.) NOVA(R)(Fil.)KUP'S SH(YV (A) (P (Fri CWIIY)SENIOR SCENE 300 121) (12) ANOTHER ) (4) (6) ALL IN THE FAMILY - - So* THEGUDINGLIGHT THE LONE f-' CaliBart , .ITIO1(I Sanford. Florida 3277% 19) THE NEIGFEORS - .- Gary Steele. teacher with Orlando Schci'4 if Music. oifrinprhiate 14-1 PHiL DONAHUE SH(JW - __________ Piano & Organ Lessons 9:30 - 7 Bedroom unfsirnished. Adult preferred. Free water. $130. 373 5054 or 322-6620. 4-Personals FACED WITH A DRINKING 3S 3771 323.5663 Things to Eat _______________________ __________________ 1.30 2: (12) DAYSOFOURLIVES i41) (5') AS THE IRNS . crv" a&*.TtH, ') FiHv'ME NO REASC 2.00 (I THE ELECTRIC COMPANY U Fri. onIy) FAMIlY fCtJ 9 520,000 PYRAMID 2.30 21 12) TH DOCTORS 21 12) NEWS 0 €Z) ELECTRIC COMPAN',' BEVERLY HILLBILLIES . , Rent With Option to Purchase - 3 Bedroom, carpeted, central heat and air. Convenient downtown and hospital. $165 month plus deposit. 11-Instructions . - Wan 1947. (Tues.) 'Acpoirmont In London." D 13ogdo, INi Fj'der, Bnttsh. (BW) 1953 (WOd)'ThO One Itat Got Aw3y IkrdyKruer. cohn (xdon. Ontish. 1957. (Thi.n.) Aa'oss the P" ogan Mary Astor. 1942. (Fri.) "Ctatne 01 the CIouds.' Jernos (gney, (). €I $57 W Isl 51 Sanford Real Estate - Mur(uts&ViienciaOranges t' SO flu 37? 673)or 3?? 0)67 - rent. Reasonable anytime - - BUY OP I EASE WOPTION TO EXCELLENT BUY3 bedroom, BUY Mobile home on 100 Il lot, P1 bathS, landsapr'd, Ccn A H, Cent If&A,7 Iarqebedrooms,7 full carpeted, bricklront, beautiful baths. Only 118,500 inSide and nut. Payments $12 WALK 10 SHOPPING. 3 BR, p ; monttily, assum'; mortgage ti.ittiS, C t'iit. H&A, v.all to wall not 0,1,111 PAYMOUDM BALL Rig P1,1 [sttt Orokt'r 37) 5641 Mti'r HrS 3777757 location Ideal furniShed _________ 4:30 4(YN BALL REALTY - Phone 3?? 7881, Sanford DUPLEX- furnished or un -- '12) DINAH (P ADOAMS FAMILY 0 (Fri. a'y)OOfA PLUS 31A-Duplexes Sundcxy - Noon FridQy ________________________________ (9) EDGE OF NIGHT 830 Roe - White Garnett I 41-Houses Reg Real Eslate Broher JOHN KRIDER:ASs0C 107W Commercial 5. 7 bedroom apaIimRllII. burnishe'i or unturnistled, Newly redecOra'ed. Come see 300 F I. roert blvd Sanford 373 Noon The Dy Befote PubllcQtion MING U €L) phone rino Dial 831 9993 your On D ER DLI N ES 12:55 121) 12 NBC NEWS 1:00 (2') i12) SOMERSET (4) MIDDAY 5) NEWS •'n' I rii(Ill. uiiy J T)ONAL ANIMATiON FESTI VAL(R) 9) RYAN'S HOPE €1) SCHOOL PROGRAM' '4) (9') 37-Buness Property W. that want ads If YOU dofli believe and listen to bring resulls. try one. 371 2511 or COVE APTS BAMBOO aECTRIC COMPANY (P ROCKY U SESAME STREET fp(;] abort 8 loc 41c a line - - KJT(R) (15) C8S NEWS: (Cli. tinics 31c a line 6 thru 25 timec 74ca line 26 times (52 00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 800 AM. - 5:30 P.M. ?.IONDAY thru FRIDAY 5ATUIOAY 9 NOOU . Morning ' , __ HOURS (9) ALL MV CHILDREN Wednesday '1SOS ero in Itie works 50 c,,.ø'iyøte tt'w occasion (R) LO'..A: ! y' , wry ii Wi'si ig tu ii .i. U1 a(OGllaflt and a Stowaway TONIGHT (114) (6) CBS MOvIE' •'Fa 0Vd Froni the MadCfl9 JoChnstie,TerecicOSILltT), Peter Finch. 1007. ' Y'' man who toys with the aft ectiore 01 Uoo men thnks she has actW9d slayor whoso victrrs CW3 be lied by h's t iemack-- t Lx4ai ved. (A) (4) (5) MWSH: Cd. Potter p 27th wodcing an' rsery with a long intonnatt letter 10 he WdO, txinglng hf LV to date on 4.077th unIt hporIngs, Ittawero that F*O SPOCtal s,J' OV!'F Ci:' i 9ru S Tc.4oc*ow €D Single person only. No pets. $95. Ph. 372.3930. RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. - ' The g1s almost come to the pting ot the ways when Siwloy's canery th.poN* 857 l2 12 N0CNEWSUP)ATE 900 MAN: 2 12) POLICE Mderson and Ctow4ey (Mgse Diclunson w Eel Fr) "N') ' . (JVl•w.c WYILD PRESS (A) (T(Jse.. Wed. ThLrs.) LOWELL THOMAS PEMEM BERS (A) (Fn.) &)Ol( BEAT (A) (P BIG VAllEY 1230 2) :12 TAKE MY ADViCE 9) SEARCH FOR 4) t Lake Mary - Furnished apartment, clean, private and convenient. 831-9993 322-2611 tt 25.45 Park Drive. $JOuo OrlQndo - Winte Pwk Seminole river. wekiva Landing ReSOrt on lots. FiSh, oak ghaded Beautiful swim, boat rentals and free moorage. ,..duIt5. 372 £110. 1 or 2 Bedrooms. Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK CLASSIFIED ADS tYouBu5 ness.,.DlQI 322-2611 ot' 831-99 C'f �_____________________________ _______ ________ _ - ____ •1 - 1[1 - _- - - - ___ - _____ -- t11 -.--- - 11 • ____ - -- - " ----------. _f- !L4 _________ - - -- -iI - -' _______ - ---- - . u.sday, March 23, '7 IOA-Evering Herald. Sanford, Fl F ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES M -,.4 ' WISERS I 0 YR ' & CANADIAN BOND I Its 4 Yrs. Better (0, .•- 14*40"80945, HARW000 (A MIX ANY 12 STHS 71.64 _- 97 0 , .. ~. ~ , - ABC 6 YR$ -:1 JIM BEAM lJo '' _____ 800 'c." l ii 7 I KY - -' Moll Mir ft,00& RINKS 48c D '01LD U VD WV I1. ISI. '-- 4QT.. * PACKAGE STORE ONLY COCKTAIL LOUNGE & PACKA STORF OPFNTIL2A M, 4 -- - - POPOV OUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED " ' 95 CASE 5TH =1 1tuna KY DWN I BRB i. -7 ", CAHADIAH s' JAC UIN 0 ( - , o -'I MIX - II ix QUANTITY RIGHTS OZ. - f" 940 VODXA -. - I_ KY TAVERN $0 Ill sns OlD CROW IOURION t' -- .. OLD rREIfIR MARTINS iin*as.ia STANUY SCOUN PHIUDELPNIA BLIND -1 a ~~~ _________ 4ARWOOD CANADIAN ANCIENT A1 III r ti' - 'A Ii Afl IA U 15 YR. CA NADIAN - CHRIS. IIIIIlft MANDY 'tN 53.95 itu 49.9S ,' 19.95 i HAIG STAR SCOTCH QI 74.95 it" ".95 CAN. LORD CALVIAT %'is S4.9S CANADIAN MIST sim 49.9S KY. GK1UMAN 81.5TH 43.95 sin 42.9S SIN 49.95 KY. BRB. SUNRISE TEQUILA- Nf- 11 e C - IPENCH I CK MIX AN Y 12 (ITS. COLD DUCK I SCOTCH ! MIX ANY 12 STHS S QT. 6&95 Sm 9.95 ST" r=,. us SIN I " A&, I FRANKFORT GIN - W, 99 "Wo 88 - 2'. GINTR!PLE SIC-DOMAIN ' 10 KY KY BRB YR BRAN DY I'll -rn. 2388 TOM Sims 8 STM -~~* BRUT, PINK, EXTRA DRY COLD DUCK, SPK. BURG. N.Y. STATE STANLEY 11" 04* C C &MLW DAIG.- 9 CUBES Brb. STANLEY I -i WHITE 0 iio*0 1WG. or a PLASTIC jTii1 RTtT11iTT4I I 41 I 111 _____________ -- a 11M All VANE Ram" J~ - - . Bilow . -- -- = e .'. '. . I _`Ill AB rAILC IN WINERY A CMA04': 1.1 CS. Oi 4 EUTIANIE DEL CONTE 1-1-1 --,,*-. S*Uft"L - Vill "St ABC WWIII CHAstis 4 14.50 CS O 19 PORT. WHITE PORT CS. OF GUASTI SHEFMY, MUSCATEL 19 9 GALLON ROSFCNIANTI•CLARET I 25 for 99 SPICY : ~--WIM~ '~' CANADIAN. 1'IC! WREV ~ r5* BRANDY 1&-1--a4i SUNSET PUNTERS POTATO CHIPS TWIN PAK % CIT. 19-95 3869 499 • 5,11 13 GALLON L CASE 6 -Ili GAL. [~5 c C ATA'"M BA ' RED itii1[PlNk ' cAsE 3u7 I SEBASTIANI @ : 1110SE-Ch"Lls CA.ttON 1 19,95 3.49 PONT-SHERRY WHITE PORT MUC DAY OR CREAM SHERRY I MARTINCASIE YJS ROSE 19 SS e SAUTERNECASE ABC • BURGUNDY CHIANTI a MUR is CLS.Afl-SAUTERNF 21 -- CHAT. CHIVEL BLANC. sil imitiou CHAT. i.iiioH HAUl BRION DIMMAIIIIII 1 -99 *114 CHAT. VIEUX CERTAN Pomiaot CHAT. TROTANOY Pamipot CHAT. PMBERIAY Ptio 001VAUX NP. SANGRIA SPAIN . TORO OORO CREMA SHEERY , SPAIN - J. ESIEBAN PORTUGAL FAMA ASh SPEIMANTE 3- 99 169 MICHELANGELO ChIANTI ITALY luilvittl F"1111cl S'" 5TH 1.49 z4 oi 2.L9 CHAI. FIGEAC, 2.99 z4 ot SIN SWEIT oil coy AN100SABOR VERMOUTH 5TH CHAT 8OUSCAUI 64 CHAT MOUTON ROTH!IHIIO ROYAL OE NEUVILLE PINK tunct 449 sm 68 LHA1. ONUEM BLUE LABEL. IIEBFRAUMIICH 2.29 7307. 10 CHAT. lYNCH BASES 1 -99 2401. 71 BEERENAUSLESE MADOHNA 149 210! 11 CHAT LA CROIX LISBOA ROSF milimAt eU '7 LAM8RUSCO IA BEILA ITAtT CHAT. GONTET .'- I -----,;k, .- .t- ZI-A - -c . - .T `7- L ol 149.50 1195 24 i 119 50 10.49 OZ 104.90 199 6.99 24 1 4 Trinity Prep I.AKELANI) - Trinity Prep ~ -- 1990 4P Monday but saw it waste awaN the 74 sT witmoi ?AUI(LAC uumijois PAJ,LL&C "t -' --- 1W M , .-.l'1 __ ____ - , ' .I - _____ . 0 I i -11-14. -' .. .. .- 5-MM I ,:, . , - .-, j - , . :.li , .. , - ~~~i~o~~ - . ;'1c ____________ _____ --•. '. - , ----, -;- # A What a play by LaVerue Boykin! The thertfielder for Seminole robbed a DeLand batter of a certl base Wt by Intercepting the liner, flipping to Becky Simpson for the force as cenrf lelder Greta Pitts and umpire Darrefl Range I Herald Photo by BW Vincent Seminoie Anm Grieme was the games hero, blasting a two-run hom?r in the fifth Inning for the mw-yin of victor) -, Seminole now -1, got two hits from Karen Louwsni a and Jud) Carlton with Patt) Wiggins being the winning pitcher I Tops Boone t - .-----• -- -=~- --~~ - -- - - - I -= . F - M~Z- 2-1-. - -M~ - - Violent Or Pant waist'? 1 y By The Asut.clnted Press rocltu-erne(4inipbdl reports Orlando Boone Pitcher Shawn of excecsie iolenu in the eIt'hth-Inninj! rail% Mondas to -Z- I I v emeomer Pickles who hit a first inning home run. She lives in Osteen and plays in the San- - . r. 47/, spoil i no-hit perfonnarnx b) . - -- in the IiiTht died of a brain troll fled Wing, charged wit tumor four sears later asauIt causing bodily harm 1 - - - Date Forbes C)! the Brwns an attaLk on Brian Glennie of - i - -tytY~~Z&r j --- - - !-----.r~ ---* ~-- .--. ---_______________________________ ';:'' NIGHTLY Pats Golfers picked as most saluable pla)c r on (tie junior varsity. Su-~ Fehd C,(JfjfR,4,r110,4 ,0,1,r-AV,r1Y7~c,y1V1,9,(, /;-~~ 11 01',#1Y 18,76 5;rYZe e1111AWT41 nu Ar 0 /1 . ---~ 4 NI / Apr~ )11176 ~I %Z N16- I o ,-' ()I(l j\NIX) - Mike F oitlk belted a pair of home runs was chosen most valuable Mond.a% to propel Lyman past sm-mrette at Seminole Orla.nd~i BishopMoore, 8-5, in a le. - Ill ~&ok` r 10 I '-!~:~ :_~ _~-.-:~ , ,Acre Oscar Aguetki, junior /I ( j" IV 11 .. . ' 'i P"-N 1JJjf I lop I I . 16if 1 ".' i - -010 300 0161 110 X- 6 5 I I forward- Jeff Moremen, senior inning that carried the behirxi (klando Evans, which halfbauk: Billy Morgan, junior (oreyhotin(Ls to victory. The ch, goalloceper, and William Russ stoitlbl,tt I mthes:sen th enIor1ltack EVANS-I K eymotM7 Todd rounded out y-man's scoring 40. 3 Aliard 43, A V091 41L I L. BRANTLEY- I Reddift 19, 2 lead. Hugo Mantes [)coca, a junior iind ividded a narrow " (enter forward, and Earl B. MOORE- 1 SingIeion3I. Lyman o s000 2-S I 3 McCrary, junior halfback- a. Moore kj,% 42. i ti,cr*,, 43, ; fullback, were the star picks I I ''' Trinity Netters 1 . 1 Key Apopka,7-3 * Lake Brantley committed P e Fiseerrorsand wasted an earl) kad \lond is finally droppirg.i 7-3 decision'tco Apopka in a high , V41;40~1` W/t/A,1 q NU2(RT ci 1,' C ,/C'6O pHe:,.2t - nlag, Wxr, ,-w /#10~//,*6 1114we11,0or /* Oviedo Golfers Defeat Trinity 197d ,*//p L I I / / ' 0 C .--.- -g ,~ u.sd an all-around team effort to shoot &,Am Trinity Prep. 161. Registration for the 1976 The Lake Brantley girls 169 Nlon,lj% in a hi;Ihsch(x)l golf I)istrict VII Special Olympic at ¶ an tumis team cised past Trinity mut at Bay lull Country club (units will be . Prep, 441, ,Monday in a high Ox ning ceremonies for the Singin 1 ILS) d ist ut will feature a parade of McNuit I S 7 HoWood (LU) , placed second third and tied or mirth to w r4) up t he -_J oniv 600 athleWs from Leslie Beckcr. 66; 4 Loci Beckef Seminole, Orange. Osceolii, (LB) d DeLaTorre s S. S. s. mitt Lake. Brevard and Volusia DO.II, tountiesand will tv-ain at 9:30 OVIEDO- I J Morley 37. 1 alanick 3. 0 MolIty -- irJ <;.,:J r -- - ,Tri~r~ - .. 1. ~ . al . ~ - ~N - RR, ~ll' ~--A A ,~Iv~ , - ~1'*~('"L-VITviKWE x^"V._~ -V n 4i~ F 1.4, I -1 !! , ~~ ;-, ~ 11 .15~'.,1. .1 - -- -- f.%.. W i--. ell,li~- - ~ % v , ;.-- !, - ~-~ N ,t4f----.W--- .1q , ; 'e I ,--- ---&!!~ . . -VI ~, ~t k L'1- ~;,--,!'~M --0.4 - , - V !11 - 'e, - -- - -i; ..~) ,L- A -14. ~k:-, -,~k ., !,~~ 't ! 3 TRIFECTA I " - . RUGG17D . • RIG PERFECTAI - ATTRACTION ~i _- _I Q- t7t ~ . tn-!,~- kfl~?; "' -I`~Z ' -' - -A ---~ .-m~- -ft~i . LADIES' NIN h INVE ADM II , ~ , , 4L . ,, -- - ~ ip.. , -'----` -w - SPORTS rk~-Sr -I - ---!%-- -~z --F! -- *~!?!--, - - .- :.. ~ - - - TICKETSONS A1 ota COLONIAL PLAZA ct oc ORLANDO .. - -- ---' =- ,, (2774000 tt ---. r. ~ -- , -,. 'Y~, ,- .. . I .1 . --- - --- , - .. - --, X - - • THURSDAY •INGtIOE , : ' RACES CONTENDER VS (11 ROUNDS) 1 9MOU40JR MIDDLEWEIGHT -~ , - -- OWLANDO$WORLORATFD RUCKARD .- I 4m.~ - , ,~y '! )` I ~' - - '~--' ~4; - . P -1 :f ; ~--.1X X- . - i,"., .,Dt ;; 1 ' T , v -t~Lf. . ,- 1 1Iq- _--1 . - - , -_ -iil--- - . -U,1-2 i~, - .. I., -, J - U. - - • - '...-7k4 , - N! k ii, . - - - . I . JGREAT PRELIMBOUTS TOUGH .i - . --',.;-.':,~y.r~w -i ~4 -4t i i- IRISH GENE . '.' 4 1,1.~ , -~jwy--n-; -,-~mnI -J 4-:g~I i ~ ,- ~ ' 4~, ,F , . I ~ ,- 1 Z .a. '-ti,',v .-~5~~ - . vi 7~Nmw,,-ry 17-'- 1:45 DOUBLE MAIN EVENT iJ * ~~-T: 7 . - - Z~~ BOXING IN r FLri-, -fv.X -f'OVYNVITNKAA~- :--M~ 12*2 --~;, . - ~.,, ~ I Fk~ Ulr M .W 1 --, i-,i 0 MATINEES Monday Wed. & Sot. :il%~fl 1.1 , .; -i~~ - - ! - - --~, 1 z:~ ~a~~ --L1 '=-j!--J~r- rTA!;4r ;:A'-1=Q~;!t;-,T- rc Lose To Pats 1 I I/ ,r I OA66~r, D'Ercele. Lyman To Host I 11 I I I I I A R eg is ter Win I,akv Brantley captured tae runner-up slot Monday in a high school triangular golf battle 8:00 P.M. Bortnef (LH I d Rogers I 0 the(Lay, dind his homer keyed a Patriots nick2d OrLindo Bishop Hatheld and Faytek , 1 I -F- -- -: -.. ..-..---.2 . u 1 4M;/,V6 I I 2 4 r'. 4395 H 349 OZ 39.95 3995 426 611 24 19.95 01 219.50 095 10950 1.k - " . .7% - -- 5988 OZ 24 -imar __ . girls coach Betty Turner was worried about Monday, turning back previously . _________ 'ZZ •' losslortheSaints Trinity Prep Santa Fe 549 - i-~~- Lakeland Sante Fe. 64, in high is Pete Knowles and Ton), Stevens accounted for all of Trinity ["rep's hits, collecting two apiece, Pete Knowles pitched all the way to pick up 01 5 • - - '.- 'i __________ c'.- Knowles and johnson, calsi. ciustis 3107 IIRMANI 14.95 - - / 995 399 MUM 124.90 --- -- - . --- '& ,41 "There is no wa this fight go the limit," Vincent -dicts. A have never seen this gu inaction but Ido know 1 ir itts xir 69.90 24 5.99 at 65.95 $1 IMItiON sou __ -. CHAT. RAUSAN SEGLA vacAux CHAT DE FAIX 4 4 ; SUIT by STIMIU011 1.59 . OZ - I_— 1~- r -:~- -1- = --T I CHAT. LATOUR BLANCHE s"TiRm CHAT. UANGELUS 250! RED CLtYES CHAT OUCRU BEAUCAIIIOU STJUtIIN 2-98 1401 3 qg ITAlY '61 CHAT LASCOMBES wuux A0 7 PEMART1N CREAM SHERRY 13.502.29 POMIROL 5TH KUAfA 12.49 -~ i- -- .. .l , ~ t7ibl -, 1-1 . :*,; . Booters AllwConference iiii ~PM , 24 4.49 STRAWNIMAT CABERNU SAUVIGNON 20 79 PAUIIL%C BEARR0 ASh SPUMANIE POMBAL ROSE AD? . LAFITE ROTHSCHILO CI1AT PEIRUS __ 1 L P14, .E21" g I l, . '119, ~ ... - , .. I I. I-I-I14Z-I—— -- .,l. . . ... " I ". - ,-14'...".a -- - 45TH III OZ. 118" 9 , ,. rl~ . *- - / 429 0T. II 1 2295 i-n: !Y"UWOY GREP4ACHE WHITE LABEL JACQUINS QT. I - ----- fi~ S --- SCOTCH =,4 - - - '71.~ -. - -- -.2. NONEW, Kolocley and spill the Braves, I- National Hockey League are wa~ charged with aggravated N-Maple Leafs in Toronto last o in high school bacball shetr fant.Ls 'It S just the asiult after .i fight with IIenr) 'o 5 A tr ial date will he set Kolodev was nawlms through I __;:4~ -J~M Boucha, then with the Min- after the Nifl. season 1 - - Z~-Z ~- ~~ - :---;~1":;-*1-1okr~";:1,~4 IM-4 tion, since camps opened a - - . ~~ P TwIlt:_1 the first* .seven innings. striking lot of ko(Oks who know nothing nesota North Stars, in a game in Campbell says that if a case ". ~ --out 12, with the only Seminole about it." says the NIII. presi- Bloomington, Minn., Jan. 4, involvinp NIII, %iolence even-Commicsioner Bowie Kuhn .. c t.isPrunriercomningona walk in dent 1975 A nine-da) trial In Mm tuall) ends in a conviction, it I Most players had been working . ii the fourth, Seminole hurler I)espite intrusion of tl~e neapolis ended in a hung jury, v%ould not inean all that much. at make shift camps be fore David Wiggins kept pace wi th courts nothing has ha ppe ned so then the prosecutor announ ced rt CI T1 J A Deitona's Little League launched the season Saturday with a If this took on an greater or paradt from the Deltona Plaza to Vann Park in trucks the players Win, however, limiting Boone to far that makes him believe he uould not ask for a second epidemic proportions, obDespite the usual flood of .1 -1 I L I .' pair of safeties present Mu disciplin ary trial decorated 101 Wt occasion. DUeL I Pro Shop team posed rnush we would ha ve to say -' b nthy lineup changes typical in PARADE . In the bottoin of the eighth, stan(Ls are unacceptable. lie Meanwhile, Boucha underthat, socially, our disciplinary before disembarking to take part In the opening ceremonies. games, Ii i $ Grapefruit League . Curtis Wolf opened with a mni.iininsthattheroughpla> in went i series ' (ntF&su of operations on u jtuC Hackett) t.rnd.ds an not acceptable . Monday nights contest lasted doubk for Seminole ending the league tda is pan in injured eve and earl) this But unto the present tim e the) Just one hour 51 minutes h4)lode) s master) Bobb) tywaist compartd with the season was still haung prob- (ert iinls Inst hi Itobin.son then bunted, hoping to pre-expansion period, prior to lerns with double vision. 37-vear-old lefthander acquir' SHS move Wolf over, but the Braves 1967, when the NI It, had only six N'ow before the courts is the fro*ni the Chicago White Sox in fired the ball to third where teams. case of Dan,Nlalonev of the Dethe off-season, started for Seminole shared top honors Seminole rolkJ up the f ive Jenkins, Bill) Let Dan Wolf slid in said) Tim Raines There have been two in Philadelphia ;ind pitched foLr , with DeLand m the Five Star star's best record, 12-4-2, but NIcIntosh, Jom Nikolajsen and Own plated the winning run cidents invoking the court.s and strong shutout innings. His Conference's all-leagne soccer lost the league crown to DeLand Daryl Sanders. -r resulted 0 uIth a oongle flown the first 0 N111 , mvl neiltr V# team named recently. The %hen the Bulldogs spilled them baseline, * in convictions. I Cornett the only sophomore hander Joe Coleman - coming Seminoks bagged four spots on in the conference tournament ear ni ng , star recognition, In 1g70, Wane Maki of the St Seminole plac at home Top High land off twopoorseasons In which tiC the squad and Deiand was 1 Seminole competitors chosen ricked up 14 goals for the tonight at? 30 against Daytona Louis Blues and Ted Green by wildnessWas harnpered awarded five in voting by for the All-Conference team sewson. inore tluin any Wherall- Iteach Scabreeze. then %ioith the 119ston tlruins, Oviedo smashed Lake I gase up two hits in thrit score l)a id coaches of the four loop school s were ( ornett , of were acquitted assault Highland, 64, \Ionda) in a girls onference Ia er. Cornell also less Innings and didn't walk that play soccer. sophomore forward; Ilick y was ruinied Seminole's most charges brought against thern high school tennis meet. Oviedo Daytona Beach Mainland Mann, junior fullback; Dav-id in Ottawaafter a stick fight in a took both doubles matches and .In Meanwhile, most teams held binded two players on the star Parker, senior full, ,ck; and Kwouey and aramblett. wiggins preseason game Sept. ^40. 1969. all but the No. 5 singles event Intro squad gmes Monda as aggregation whik Spruce Chris Pilcher , senior halfback. fld N PIIS The duel ended with Green enroute to victory. /'UVV Ii UIIVV banquet. managers sought to get In Creek did not receive any Honorable mention recognition sufferin tha SingleV 1. Van Eeopfl (0i a much gaine action as possible berths. went to Bobby Duggar. Virgil '. NIcIntosh received tlie Foytek Homers (0) d W,p I to offset the 17-day delay'.n the lustle Award" at the banquet, e reer. 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I'm more advanced Cleveland Manager Frark nonis are spraying line-drive swing of the bat. right now that I was at this time Robinson announced that Den- with a better than average chin, doubles all over the place and Butch Wynegar, a 20-year-old last year. I worked out before I nis Eckersley, the American and if Wells hasn't recovered Florid eXhibitiflu &amv list , "ii t'hr m .! ' 'e ' Lk ,assjht ,o.: " thC ai.d up 129 hoii'i run to highlight a three oka% earin WTh with a 1-a record '° coud get upset tor'ght but this is 1976 tnd little, if hour controled Intrasqtad The Clceland Indians, and 260 earned run aerage, Ruckardnters the ring with agoa:accusito g,.. twlcI by the Minnt:i me.tnwnhit, suffered their ltnn wiii p11th the Indians season a markof24 l2as compared to major league baseball. Twins. injury of 1976 when second opener against Detroit in CleveThe Philadelphia Phillie3 and Luis Tiant, the Boston Red baseman Duane Kuiper came lawl Stadium April 10. 1". Detroit Tigers opened the Vincent's opposition will nnuch-dclayed exhibition cam ,-. come from the Mid-West junr f l~ -middleweight champion, ,. ers were sharp, the hitters dull, . - 1. Jlrmiiy Claar. . . . the game short a.nd the crowd 1W I large as the Phillies nipped hand puncher, who has been '4 troll 1.0 on a ninth-inning nacri,:' . able to put away CVCtOflC 1w fice fly by Jerry . 11 has ever defeated. Eight times r Ir 4 The continuing contract he has won and eight times his squabble between club owners . J-.4 EmErt.t: opponent has been counted out 4 , N. and players - which lopped .17"I 491111111111i; Iafter tasting Ws punching fury. more than two weeks of prac -. Vincent has an impressive Lice and about a dozen games . .-mark of 18.3-2, with 15 of those . I off everyone's schedule . 11 -1 ~t ------ZX ----!-=-1 19 . i - ~----- -- ins coming inside the . a . 49 RUM GIN R YR 10 YR. CANADIAN •ØI i QT. 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Stadium, as promoter Pete a heck of a puncher, but I am a "But (liar has to be careful, brightest prospects in the ,' siiiocc presents two of the better one. ).. Joey can punch with both nation, Ernie Barr. / - -. ' area's most popular fighters, "Morgan Is a heavy-handed hands,soitcould go his way. It Barr is turning pro after a k "Irish" Gene Wells and Jcey banger but he can't take you out really depends on how good scrisational amateur career, - ' 1- ' 'i' Vincent, in a pair of 10-round with one shot, like I can IF (laar is If he is an ac and hem to use Turner as --: ('0-features. Morgan stopped this guy, I complished fighter. he will beat stepping stone. I.. Wells returns to the Sports know I will" Vincent, but ifheLs just ahard Santiago Valdez will also be I 2a .-- . -• Stadiwn to face South Carolina "Vincent Is open to a straight punching bull, Vincent might making his Florida debut and middleweight &aminy Ruckard right hand," Vic Perez cam- put " out n away." he looks to be another great 1 ____ I 0. m defense 1 his Southern tk nntedwhen questioned about six rounder, prospect . ir , . 'iuiiigiatiwhebackhonie,' ioniginsinterestingmatchup," Orlando's Savage Turner tries still undefeated after six pro ~" Wells commented Monday bouts. Valdez will be squared /. 1111111~1 4, ~ I . ,"J~~ V afternoon."if it were up to me I off against another boy who is 10 Paper work, paper worL That's the stage of Little League baseb&U In Sanford, with registration of 1 %Wuld never fight an)l)laee but making his iocai d, !but, Allan SIGN players occupying most of the Ume right now. This group of youngsters are being registered by In Central Florida, because I Jackson. Banks Register, Bob Graham and John Bryant (left to right) at Fort Meflon Park. Registration have never lost here and the The four pro bouts will be continues at 4pm at Bay Ave nue Pait. Wednesday registration will be at the Westaide Fans treat me awful good" preceded b) an amateur show facIlJty.TbeseasonbeglniApdll 1L(HeraldPbotobyfltllVincentJr.). wells Is the highest ranked Evening Herald, Sanford, will begin at 8 pm., with that Fl. 23,l7-1B Tuesday, March _______________________________________________________________________ fi ghter, filth middleweight in _________________ the Wells-Ruckard bout set to M illi 0 the world, to ever reside in tWs 0 go around 10. 'EM UP BALLANTINE . ST* LEGER N 0 GOOD THURS MAR 25 W/COUPON QT. nUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED DUFF GORDON BLEND ~ p JAMAICA_-/ h4*L'1,t. 1 IMP. 459 ' GOOD WED. MAR. 24 W/COUPON GOOD TUES MAR 23 W/COUPON 29 A~" "I IV - ~ . :.. 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Senkarik 40 - ' t Isle S Loots Iav.n look bad faster in surnmer time than %. . . i - MATINEE RESULTS NHL (Boron Plaza) DELTONA, FLA. 32763 - Looking for a home.9 flenn , v Phil SEE THURS. PAPER FOR DETAILS Glass A Paint Co., inc. ( A 1 Blue 40 10 Pro Hockey py Come to CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO, *PAINT V Antique bookcase ' - 5-16 My I -~ - ~!' Patrick Division AT KBG LAMPS Cn ler . le ~ I ______ . , I Co. Hwy Il 92 £ Lake Mary Blvd PHONE "11-0325 -~' TENTH (6) 2540 A _________________________________________________ , lj~LN Oak librarytable 9 Brunch 10 I Dinner 1.6:: ---.......... .: .:: . .:..: . . t& I I For Every p'ufpOSC VF') . a R of more lll CUSTOM ON Open 7 days ANDWAXWITH so • I - _____ . INSTALL .42 3) 560 12', EdmIn Since he doesn't depend on 1iti Rich Plan Gibson I IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They scale, the land of South Africa. There is no land more excitingly full of dramatic contrasts, from the lowlying coast and beaches Jay Is also a member of Veto Shop for his living, since he has a full time job, so he is Florida Freewheelers Bicycle open for business nights only Club In Orlando. This group is -- ..r ___________ 911 09 "n Antonio at Denver PLANTS POTS termediate (boys and girls), Juniors and A classes of senior-s, formation you need. You'll I InI Including women, and veterans --(over 40). You can get all the information on this activity from Jay. have in 2 da - , 17 63 .160 12' (36)9610 Monday's Games ELEVENTH - 34, a. 1. Lake No games scheduled Darling (I) 1960. 2000. 160; 2 Today's Games Benfry (6) S W. 610; 3 Editing (5) Denver at Kentucky 3.60; 0 (46)67 20; p (A 6) 206 10;flP San Antonio at Indiana (6 3 with all 6) 3,1114 60 Wednesday's Games TWELFTH-11-111. 0: I. Mineola St. Louis at New York Petite (2) 23 00, iii 4o, 9 so; 2. Shpren Virginia t Kentucky vs She (6) 670.1,10; 3, L L'S IZ7y U) • by rain-swollen rivers -this ~ : - Virginia SUNDAY BRUNO ... J]d DIIItt.B. --:- Lunches, Delicatessen Coffee, donuts. .• . ° ... ... YOU .JI...I'% LOCAT IONS I Magnolia Mini MaiI-1s1 & Magnolia 323.0290 X. 13th St. and Sanford Ave. 323.0fl3 ::: : MINI MALL :: llttlsTCATERING :.. .. Any LUNCR Mon.-Fri. 11-3::: Meal Size Occasion DINNER Tues .-Sat. 59 .* o s machinm, which cAn ba citilfe becoming popular In Florida, 6;cYcie fAfWP act!";i'-Ics, r aC'r%-9 Involved, as anyonc knows who with classes for midget, In. and the like, then Jay is We . keeps a small Inventory of f l .1 14z I '~1111 --- *..*. Bolton at Seminole Veto Shop. '.. -. 5.16. 5: 1. Prairie 20 11*) 9 O( 7 A fl"3)W 74) 36 0032C I,. Indiana . 1236 Providence puVu u s — ii Kentucky Iii I,I,I OR YOU! Shop __J%%~& r ) *1 _L 4 I §0 , ,.UW--;3zk I . ='=- '• 4 -=,Tl~~, -- - ." , z ~ . i l 4EA --:VF A LI $50000 h :.• - T I Hwy. 17.92 And Nursery Rd. Longwood . 'A2 _____ " .. - ".. A AR BUCKS HAS GO OHN SC LE f1 , ____________________ I 11 (. i- .W 0I - 1. i - 4" - . I r? , , ~ -k-!.-*AV: - . - ASA LOS : EIGHTH L'wyer I" - ...........'.%'..........: A hobby that grew into a repair work. You'll find his finds time to be a family man. his enthusiasm contagious.ADV charges very reasonable He He his wile Dottie, and son bvsiness - that s the story 1, ~ hind Seminole Velo Shop, lo, will even trade your parts for Bernie, 13, and daughter ceted directly behind Taylor his parts if that is your desire. Christie 15, all reside here In For Tires, on 25th St., in San. Jay Is a member of the Sanford. Jay has access to motocross ford. League of American Wheelin case you're guessing, men anorganizationdevotedto parts for dirt bicycles a and relatively new conception veto" stands for velocipede, or promoting safety bicycle. Jay Bolt on, the owner usefulness In bicycles. This club in bicy, 'ing fast becoming of Seminole Velo Shop, Is a Is dedicated to educating both popular. Jay specializes In L car drivers and bike riders. an and Improving his awn bicycles Jay has all ft Information on For those really Interested, the he began doing some work for hcw you may loin in his shop local road races and time trials can lead Into state races, this friends. and this grow until Jay is also interested In the national triai and even the under a wide open sky, the he was forced out of his land rolls gently on and bedroom and Into the business U.S. Cycle Federation for Oiympi metiy the Amateur Bicycle seems so quiet , so predic. buildIng If you have a bicycle that League of America. This table. But set against this I Montague Tartan (1) S60, 210 LuttreEckert(2)210;Q(1313140. i&307 .9 TV G LUMPS.. ...inc. T icyc e • '' EASTLANO SHOPPING CENTER mower blades etc to the store vegetables to be planted and your lawn and trees, and you south of Jacksonville and Is and leave them with John for thespringseasoniscertalnlyno can sav-j money on your fer. ready to serve the needs of the sharpening. exception. So drop In at Gartilizer needs at GardenLand, smallest gardener as well as John is assisting Lloyd Wail dent-and and they will be glad the farmer. 1400 W. 1st. St., In Sanford. in all phases of the work at to assist you with their helpful A 40 per cent sale on Scott They carry a full line of hoes, GardenLand Lb d's hobb Is advice and planting in. produc.-ts Is still In effect, during formation The Kilgore '76 11 Scat, rakei, boots, gloves, sell test raising orchids, so bes;des a closeout sale on al Bicentennial ' Planting Guide Is kits, planting soll, peat moss, being GardenLand's nur(fl sprayers, insecticides and seryman he is also their orchid available oass s you. u you having a tilizer sale on torn follow all the necestary steps' specialist. pellets fertilizers. and damp bags of 6." In planting, select good quality Pat Hunziker is creating herb seeds and plants use fertilIzer (100 percent organic) while A new addition to the staff at they lati. These are Grotone GardenLanJ is John Whittaker. uiuflQiflQ baskets with parsley, and pesticides to insure trouble. pellets being sold to c'lean out John Is a local area resident free growth, you can harvest a the warehouse. If you need a who has retired as pre-cooler sage. ,hese herbs are all good crop of vegetables at a spreader, one will be loaned to manager with A. Duds & Sons. available in hanging baskets for surprisingly low cost. He has been raising his own your kitchen for only $3,49 In you an ndlvidual So don't delay your spring GardenLand Is owned by vegetables for years, so is well I assorted Harold and Pat Hunziker, who qualified to give advice 0 varieties. These will be ready fertilizing any longer. Get In on the sale while the supply lasts have operated the store for four others as to how to do It. John for the sale on Tuesday. years after working a number has purchased some saw Vegetable gardening in and save yourself some #if year& In the chem',cal for- shapeningequi pment soyou can Florida Is almost a year round money. It's GardenLand, for tllbzer field. GardenLand is the bringyourdullscissors, knives, operaticn. Each season has your growing needs. - ADV. i Orlando Fla. 1. E asy Sl6 yEN "v3( wt'a'rTAu Now Is the time to fertIlize largest retailer of bulk seed I $6'); T (116)4510, Atlanta at Golden State Hotrslon at Los Angeles Portland Milwa ukee ONE MP SHOPPING FOR YOUR GARDENING NEEDS 0 "I" -i l--11~ I - Seattle at Phoenix y • f I_ T® ii •i W * ______ I XTH - swA;Lake ice (1) wa%hington at Kansas City FACTORY AUTHORIZED 4 I ____ Detroit at RON ' S TIME SERVICE Games Woftesday Chicago at Boston New YO a? Y,nSs C?y at Detroit - j A fir,.E--4 ----- I I I Look to "Home" " 33 Y9 .411 III-, 2612100 155 Western Conference Division - p• . I ----- . hockey team. SPECIAL' ~ j - SAN FORD-ORLANDO MONDAY NIGHT .3248 -- ______ i - .600 Pacific Division ii . -, z ____ I I j!:w r; -"A -i ~L-X" -~, Mon. - Fri. 9., Sat. 9.1 - - 42 N Atlanta A WHOLESALE 4477.620 N Orleans VIEDO TRACTOR CO I " : . 1 ' - - -. ~ I .. ______ INSURANCE REAL ESTATE - ---- --- - O f - -~~-1 7 ~-,', - I - - f, .- _____ You can make a light Im. years ago. They have recently Lightolier. Quoizal, Kayess and sale at the store. Oh. by the provement on your home this become Involved with spon- Dunning. KBH has a lamp to way. with every lamp you spring without It costing you an sering a Little League baseball enhance any decor from purchase, you'll receive the arm and leg. That's rght — lust team, the KBG Lomplghters of Colonial and Country to the right bulb for It free. After all, cross the lake and you'll save which Ken Is manager. Beth Bicentennial Included in these KenandBethteellhatalamPis dollars at Deltona's latest takes an equally active role as are boudior lamps, chiidrens no good without onel lamps, living, den, dining, and experience KBG statistician. Another service available Lamps Inc.,located In the Boren KBG Lamps Inc. Is the Florida room lamps. Lamps for from KBG Is free home delivery Plaza on the corner of Nor, largestlampshoptobefoundln reading, playing the piano. up to Anddon'tforget. r lamps your free cup of coffee when )) mandy Blvd. an;f Providence and will playing cards and eve Blvd. you visit with Ken and Beth at remain a seciaIty store with a nite light, KBG offers a 100 per cent KBGKen ar4 Beth, owners of K BG carrying quality lamps and Lamps are not just selling lighting fixtures In all price return policy. It by chance, you [Ween Renfrew is a full time., lamps, We re selling ranges. Ken and Beth are very are not srstislfied with your empIeat KBG. She Is capable. decorating through lighting promotional minded, so make Purchase return it for a full of helping you with any of your Ken has over 14 years cx sure you catch each Thursdays refund, not just a credit This lamp selections _ refund Is good with or without perlenco in the lighting aw for their sale adsi I'iu iw.nsi,,r ¼.aI you order the ' business end your sales fields of Interior decorating , realize you donnee $, through lighting Ken is ready Store hours are Monday They feel receive your deposit back In placed In the right spot can and Tuesday. Wednesday and make the difference between a key ingrediar ts that go into a full In addition to sales, and so-so room and one that's without service; the remaining lighting consuIatation. KBG Sc you can see that it's worth spectacularl offers fixture repairs. Lamp a trip aCrOSS the lake to KBG Ken and Beth have taken an three mean nothing. Some of the brand names shades and a complete stock of Lamps . . . where they'll light, Interest In their community since their move to Deitona 2 carried at KBG are S Iffel G E ilghtbulbs are offered for you righti - ADV I *. .1. . ... WHILE SUPPLY LASTS -' •'JI/I I 'ø" GEORGEOUS IAIAPS 711AT GIVE YOU THE CRYSTAL LOOK BUT NOT THE PRICE.... 71118 ISONLY ASAMPLINGOF WHATKBG HASTOOFFER. . .Plcturedaboveare (I) DoreenRenfrew (r) Ken and Beth, owners. 101,T11,"A11,1114 • ____________ ALUMINUM SHEETS S41 \. . _____________________________________ ________________________________________________________ ____ ____________________________________________________________________________ CaSmic Wh;nc Toorrilhooll -IT 39 1' $ 33 3$ US 14'ff, Cleveland Houston AND Dog Racing - . -- $0000 Associated Tennis Profes.siomals Tournament. I Sanford r cDr Fa r rn e r I - INFORMATION ON CLUBS TOURING ROAD RACING RANCHO MIRAGE' Calif. -Sixth-seeded itocl Layer , .eai.cu zReid 74,63 in opening-round action lii the U Atlantic Division W L Pct. 06 46 72 athtolt - \ &Tuclon. - \1 , _. V-1 11. HRS Lover Wins First Round 7~KiRWAVAMIM !11 ---Vx-_--4-~-- n I I Assista nt I g iIIII f. MON.-FRI. 7 P.M.-10 P.M. SAT. 9 A.M..5 P.M. MEMBER -LEAGUE OF AMERICAN WHEELMEN - AUSTIN, Tex. -Bury Dowd, former head baskeftll coach at the University oflexas.Arlington, was named an assistant to Abe ltmom ct the University of Texas. the University of Pennsylvania e 4'' . - PJ.-= C CASSELBERRY -- " I -d. -- S. - a ti • - - NEW AND USED PARTS 1'EMPE, Axis. - Indiana University's Scott May and Kent BensoN Notre Dam's Adrian Dantley, Richard Washington of UCLA and North Carolina's PtiU Ford ssere named to the W75-76 All.American team by the National ALwiciation of Basketball Coaches. I ndiana kIames Ral p h NSA Eastern Confere nce ANNUAL$ V I .:-! --- j ! , k \I' '.. DlrvrIr DbAIflC Coaches Name All-Americas - I - _______ • FURNITURE 2O5" E. 25th St., Sanford -- I -- II %'EL() SII4JI... Mam, who won three straight natioul titles before losing to Delta State in last year's final ~~— rd ! 1J I ..) i MORE F 4 HINOIX h lmmaculat.a ll1 come here with an unofficial pep choir nuns who sing When the Males come marching in " from the stands. It will beamisslonofatoneTnent for the - () VS. New York NeW (A) at Fo? Lauderdale. Fla U Oakland vs Univ. of Arizona , 1 li - of - 'a ; . _____ mom"dry Immaculata College, a 6454nudent Catholic sdool forwomeri 1=ted odtside Philadelphia. - - . '.Ji k. OR j Delu" State ray encounter r?al Ml - 1. -' Ii . - iI'IJ'MAfrL State C M m .::;I. ¶ The 16.team tournament opens Wednesday when defending champion Delta State of Mi,ktIpI, led b t- N 11 Ph. 323-6630 GardenLand For Home ave - . Pro Basketball TOMATO PLANTS Buffalo -y!9M-- - - -- -- , ik~ - '~ ~ Gals Tip Off boards, polish opponents and who nauonai uue. T NEW STOCK ARRIVING DAILY P4e'. York .. STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP)-The Pot-so-bttle women of college basketball are gaththng here to sweep the P ., • - , I tI Uiir' , . V011 = Iii, I 1 I ~ 1 11MC s1NTRY FI ! uirwl - I I • ____________________________________________ a— but ranks oril third in the point standings behind Benny Parsons and Cale Yarborough. 11,ey were followed by Richard Childress at 761, Darrell '1 Ik - WOREBOARD i VIGITABLIPLANTS - L 4 or% 11 DAYTONA BEACH (AP) - The only three active winners of the national late model stock car driving championship are dominating the NASCAR Grand National ckcuit as usual, but Richard Petty bm"t head and shoulders above en Collegiate - OPEN DAILY . PLANT NOW ____________ YOUR HOME WE COME TO Surprise: Petty Is Not I R Puna wa y NA SCAR L In ead beau — ______ PORTRAITS :WEDnINGS 9 r A L on UrdenLand . Tuesday, MarcP23, I97-3B Evening Herald, Sanford,FL - D-& -.I:YM --~ r. - - 1.1 -~ - N.A. ~- ~-t -.----t---:--W@--0~ , g~ ~ICFPL,1 !I't i=A `.-~~ -7A i*.1-'--i~6ir'!~:~ - - -"-.- -- -1 - =~-% - :=-!~:~a- iff~~'jw~ — -: --;;:_Z-r - i -"-- i---zlg~:17f----. �-............... I ----- 4b—Evernt, Here, Sanlord, Fl. ________________ Legal Tvnd1y,March3, Wi! Notice Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 7S2Q$CA.o$•A BARNETT BANK OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, N.A., Plaintiff, VS. CARL SAPP and STEVIE FAY SAPP, h4 wife, • ' NOTICE OF ACTION Ø CARL SAPP and STEVIE FAY SAPP, hiS wife Residence and wtterabouti are unknown and all claiming by, Through or under them and all others claiming right, title or interest in and the following described property. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mor tgoge on the following property in Seminole County, Florida: Lot 25, Block 17, WEATHERSFIELO. SECOND ADDITION as recorded in Plot Book 12. Pages 102 and 10) of the Public Records ..,t Seminole County, Florida, has been tiled against CARL SAPP and STEVIE rAY SAPP. hit wife; E. KENNETH DAY, as Trustee in mansieci in 541c1 Complaint. The na'ure of this suit it tO torec lose that certain Second nnrtQge dated June 7, 196%, '9. itt page 1611, Public Records Of S minnIe Counly. Florida. aSSiQl'it'd °'i'ntitf by written atSignmrnt Of stated June 14, 1963. ricOrded in Official Perord. Book 79, page 163). Public Records of S' o'.,ote County, Ftori(1a, en tlitC? mnperty. lying and beind iO 5' minote County. Florld. to wi1 lot 7, and South 10 fret Of Lot 6. Block 7). PINE LEVEL SUB DIVISION, accordlrg to the plot hefeof as recorded in Plot Book 6. '.sn 36 and )7. Pubtic RrOrdt of S(mnote County, Florida WIT NESS My hand and offic al 't-bI of this Court at Sanford. 5' rt,inott' County, Florida, thiS 17th - . r UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, anti ou are required to servea copy of your written defenses. if any, to it LYNN JAMES HINSOPi of Vurntull, Abner anti Daniels. At torneys for Plaintiff, whose atidress s 117 West Lyman A.vyiiue. Post '' '"' ' • before April 1?, 1916; otherwise a umcnt may be en?eresJ against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of 5aJ Court on March 8th, IV7o. (SEAL) AflPr H feckwith, Jr, Clerk of the Circuit Court a - Publish. March 9, 16, 73, 20, 1976 DFX.L* _______________________________ ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED BIDS SEMiNOLE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROJECT: Library Addition to Sanford Middle School sealed bids will be rechveo, Publicly opened. and read aloud on Mbrch 24th, at 7:30 P.M. at the regular meeting of the Seminole County School Board in the Council ChamberS of the Altamonfe Springs City Hall, 725 Newburyport Ave., Altamonte Springs, Fla. 32701. BidI must be submitted in fufI, In ac Cordance with the ragvirements O the b4dding and contractual ccn ditiCtts Bidding documents may be exdm!ned and Obtained at the following locations: Seminole County School FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby 1jiven that I am engaged in busineSs at 1170 Avalon Seminole Blvd, Cassebe'ry, County, Florida, under the ficlitious Of CERTIFIED AGENCY. and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provttiOrn of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To,','it: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes S: Bernard .1. Fbonega' rublish: March 7, 9, 16, 7]. 1976 DEX-14 Board OffiCe Commercial 202 E Sanford, Florida, 37771 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO 74.335-CA.13.B NANCY T. KIRKLAND, f k.a NANCY M THOMAS, Plaintiff, 211 So. Park Ave At Thl'd Street Sanford, Florida 3277) Plandeposit will beIlOO.00 refundable upon submission ot a bd. Limit e vm Dated this 5th day of March, 1976 TM Seminole County kPI Board Mr P. C. Feather, Chairman S: Mr. W. P. Layer, Sup'ernlendenl Publish: March 9, 16, 23 1976 DEX - ___________________________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (197.246 Florida Statutes) NOTICE ISHEREDY GIVEN that C N or Genie V Cross the holder of the f011owing certificates has filed said Certificate for a tax deed to be issued thereon Tt.e certificate oumber-s and years of issuance, the description of the property, and tie names In which it was assessed are is follows: Certificate No 710 Ye-ar Issuance 1913 Descriptionof Property Midway Park, accOrding to plot thereof as re-corded .n Plot Book 4, FRANK C. WHIGHA.M of STEN. STROM, DAVIS 1. McINTOSH, Attorneys for plaintiff, Post Office (Sox 1330, Sanford, Florida, 37771, andfllettseorhginalwlththeClerkof thC Circuit Court on or before the itt. ooy of 4Aprll, 1914, otherwIse a default and ultimate judgment will te entered against you forth' relief demanded in the Complaint WITNESS my hand and 0ff iClil of said court on this 27th clay of Fet.ruary. AD., lila. (Seal) Arthur H. Bechiwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cecelia V. Ekern Deputy C1er FRANK C. WHIGHAM Stenstrom. Davis & Istuance 1971 Description of Property IfS 128.301k 2 Canaan PB I PG 103 Name in which assessed Earle Mcrlfi and Gertrude McGriff *ti of said propenyew,g m ire Countyol Seminole, Stoteof FlorIda (Inless such certIficate or cit' tihicjIes shall be redeemed ac cording to law the property described in Such ce-ftificlfe or certificates will bt told to the highest cash bidder at thU cOurt houSC coor on the Sfh day of April. • 1976 at 11:00 A M Dated this 20th day of February, 1976. Arthur H. flechiwith Jr. 1 - Defenditots. NOTICE OF SUIT 10 JOHN THOMAS RICHARDS I3ERGLE IMOGI NE and RICHARDS. IllS WIFE; and ACCEPTANCE F I NAP4C IAL CORP a corporation; YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an aI'ion to IofCCIO$C the litfl of a meirtgOsic on the following property irs Scrninotc County, Florida COUNTRY lot 9. Block C CLUB HEIGHTS UNIT ONE Plat IliC 10 ncordinq thereof, as recorded in Plot I), Page 98. Public Records of flo Sininote County, Florida, ti,'iS been tiled against you and of Deputy Clerk Publish ?Aarch 7, 9. 16. 7], 1976 Flagship U S Bank 01 SemInole. , tanking corporatkifl, and you are required to serve a copy of your rittcn rofenses, if any, to it on Martin J Roess, Attorney at Law, piantifi's attorneys, whose addreii iS 2100 etrt Street North, P0 fbi tc5r FI,'4), 5'(Sn or before April 20Th. 1976. and tile lIst orloinal with ,PW Clerk of this 'Court either before service on plaintitf'sattornrys, or immediately thr-reaftr'r, otherwise a default will iv' interect gOinSt you for the relief crrmjsnsletl in tps" complaint or petition WITNESS my hand Ond the seal of thiS Court on March 15th, I9i6 (Scat) . __________________________ COURT, CIRCUIT IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUD'CIAL dR. Cull, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NO. 74.$.CA.$9 DIvISION FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor Porat ion organized and existing under the laws of the United States, Plaintiff, VI PG IL WAYNE HARRIS and MARILYN J. HARRIS, hIs wife; MONTGOMERY WARD & CO, INCORPORATED, a corporation, known as MONTGOMERY WARD COMPANY; and JORDAN MARSH COMPANY, a Florida corooratlon, Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Virgil Wayne HarrIs Marilyn J Harris ResIdence Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that acton toforeclosea mortgageon the following property in Seminole County, Florida; Lot 131, SPRING OAKS, UNIT 3, otdhbng to tne pta? thereof as recorded in Plot 1500k 17, Pa'es 71, 75.8.76, Public Recorchol Seminole County, Florida Together with all structures and Imorovements now and hereafter on said land. and all fixtureS now or hereafter attached to or used in connection with the premises herein described arid In addition thereto the following described household op. pliances, which are, nd shall be deemed to be, fixtures and a part of the realty: Central HeatIng Unt Central Air Conditioning Dishwasher Disposal Range has been filed against Montgomery Ward 8. you and Co. In corpolahe-cI, a corporation, a hi a Montgomery Ward I. Company; and Jordan Marsh Company, a Florida coqpoi'Oticn, andyouarerequlredtosefveacopy of your written defenses, if any, to it on MacLean and Brooke, plaintiff's attorney, whose address is Post 114 THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND COUNTY, FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA CASE NO. 74-437-CAOSD CASSELBERRY. CITY OF FLORIDA. rtc . Petltiornr. - School Board S: Mr. P. G. Feather, PARCEL I Cnairman Click f the Circuit CourT By: Ida Creel, 'Deputy Clerk P'jblith March 7. 9. 16. 73, 1976 Superintendent . PubliSh' M'rch 9 16, 73. I'76 John J Knwalc.kl and Ruth ?st. Knwl5hii, tij wile 5005 Tangerine Way OCX I) OF X £7 FirIsnOn. Florida ]P07 —_-aa -- 'u_i. - U- Frst F. tier,jl Savings and Loan Asn satlon of Miami, I ii a Aitit rin Fetteritl Savings and Loan ASSiittIon of Orlando 1 S Orange Avenue Orl.ntso. Ftoricla 31801 PARCEL. III William A Dow, Ill and Carol E. Dow, hiS wile illS Citrus AvinuC Orlando, Florida )710? lamp,t FsOraI Savings ansI Loan AssO(,,it,Ofl Ftorida Avenue at Mdicn 1 aitipa, Florida 33607 PARCEL VI 8.5 Givins, hiS wilt' -,-- . --I ' whether Pins North 7) dqrces Si' 25" West 1000 feet, thence South U derces OS']S" w. st Ioo0 feet; thecce South 73 degrees SI' 25" E.%SI 1300 feet; thsice NorthMdegrccs0S' 3%" East 1000 test to the potni of tecJinning orporations. and And i'.srtics claiming or having any ifl tirest or claini aS OwnerS, mur fqaqees, judgment creditors or Iienholders of, upon or against the par(s-I5 of land described below in Seminnte County, Ftorida: The CITY OF CASSEIBERRY. FLORIDA, a municipal corporat.n. has filed a P(tition in cmincnt domain proceedings against you and each of you si'tktnq to condemn or the purposes of installation of sanitary %rws'r t.(kliti5, tern permanent prirary and or sasements, ticept for Pared whith ii" simple title s Sought, to rachof the parcels described betow. locteO in Seminole County, Florida ATTACHMENT "B" 5001 1itntiirine Way Ortando, Florida 37107 Donald S Rosenberg, Trustee 7600 Firtt Federal Building On. S U 3rd Avenue f",er' ir.ri;t, 1t Dallas. leons lSfl7 Wrcncn Homes, Inc. 1977 lesngrrine Avenue OrlOnclo, Florida 37*07 Aloma Properties. Inc 11)0 E. P,ckwood Avenue r- , - , ,, ,. ,•. Donald S Rosenberg, Trustee 2600 First Federal Building One SE. 3rd Avenue Miami, Flor:da 33)3' lomas & Ni IttetOn Company Bryan Tower Dubs. Ti iM 75727 'Wrenwood Heights" SubdiviSion cf PARCEL VIII StOios* 31, 33. Township 21 South. p,ng , 30 East. Plot Book I?, Pages I & 3, of the Public Records Of Ymnie County rl)i'ida Franklin Investments, Ltd 3020 N U 163rd St , No. 300 North Miami Beach, Florida 3)160 PARCEL Ill Temporary Construction Easement Drs Grapin. Chayk.n and Turnoff. PA , I hi .s Drs Grapn and Chaykin, PA 2010 N E 163rd 5t. Plorth Miami Beach, Florida 33162 Bring lIst' South 70 feet of Lot 139 "WrenwoOd Ht'ights" Subdivision of Sec hOt, 31. 35, Township 21 South, Ranq. 30 East. Plot Book 17. Pages 1 & 2, of the Public Records Of St minole County. Florida ;toi Drs Don and SUss'iner. PA $35 NE 79th Street Miami, Florida 3313$ Permanent Easement Dr Leon Suissa. PA. 1990 N E. 163rd Street N.-,rth MiOm, Beach, Florida 3)167 Ilioo God 2070 N U 143rd St., No. 300 b'rth Mat-ni Beach, Florida 33160 Being fly- South 10 feet Of Lot 139 "Wrcn'ood lteights" Subdivision of Section 31, 35, Township 21 South, Range XI East. Plot Book 17. Pages 1 & 7, of the Public Records of Si minote County Flxida PARCEL IV Temporary Constrjctlon Easement PARCEL IX Lillian L Jenkins As Deputy Clerk Kenneth W. McIntosh, Esquire of STENSTROM. DAVIS I McINTOSH Ftagtf.ip Bank of Sanford Suite 22 Post Office fox 1330 Sanlord. Florida 37771 OH Eaton, Jr. Esquire at STENSTROM. DAVIS & McINTOSH Flagship Bank of Sanford Suite 22 Post Office Box 1330 Sanford, Florida 37771 ATTORNEYS FOR PETITIONER ALL DIRECT PLEASE PLEADINGS TO OH. EATON, JR PubliSh MarCh 16, 73. 30. April 6. 1976 DEX $8 - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, III AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 78.427.CAOS.D CITY OF CASSEL BERRY, FLORIDA, etc., Petitioner. Erorstin- J Galloway. C,srl It G,slloway, III, a minor, and John David Galloway. a minor 104) Lahit' Howell Road MatlOnct, Florida 32751 It 'vi thr South 70 feet of Lot 110 "Wrenwood Heights" Subdivision of So ctioa 31, 33, Townsfup 7) South, R,ingc 30 East. Plot Book 17. Pages 1 8. 7. 'f 51w Public Records of ¶,.cninn'c Count-,'. Ftnr)tht John K. Galloway and Sarah B. Galloway. hit wife Viei Luqono ,, .rli P,srk rh,r,ds 37789 PARCEL X sch,itt Luilbe Green MICItS, nct Permanent Easement Iii ,rsg the South 10 feel of Lot 110 "Wrenwood Heights" SubdiviSion of Siition 31, 35. TownShip 7) South, Rnge 30 East. Plot Book 17, Pages 1 & 7. of the Public Records of So ,,sniI.' County. Florida Carl Plot? ) ft-rook Place Ri lie Air, Florida 335)6 ROBERT J McCOPIAC,IIY, et ux, et a'. Defendants.. NOTICE OF HEARING 'P At I It '.'AY (ONLLKU AND TO I The following orrsons and r.'r?iet who arc residents of the Statt of Florida, whose name's and r.la' .s of residence are set forth 45% far as ascertainable by diligent Sr45rch tog.'ther with 'he respective parcel numbers in which each is .54 i'' to c interested: ATTACHMENT "A" PARCELV Southrast F irs? HAtionOl flank of Robert J McCoruaghy and Anna E Ms Cnnaohy. his wife 5OC*) Tangerine Avenue Orlando, Florida 32807 Temporary Construction Easement 7,jmj 100 S Biscayne Blvd Miami. Florida 31)01 Comt- ank Wnter Park. f hi a IPte Cammi rcial Bank at Winter P,trhi 75( 5 Orlando Avenue ,nt.r Park, Florida 37719 Rcini the South 70 fett of Lot 117 "Wrrnwoocj HeightS" Subdivision of Si (tiOfl 31. 35, Township 21 South. f4.irigi X Eaib, Plot Book Il, Pitqts I & 7, of the Public Records cit 5 minnIe County, Florida Font Fidi-ral Savings and Loan Association of Miami, I hi a American Federal SavingS and Loan Aesociation of Orlando ss S Orange Avenui' (?ri.',riit r!ord.s Permaoint E:asemint PARCEL XI PARCEL I 5iss,uf, Lucille Green Mi(hcl, and Carl Platt 3 tiaylirnok I'lMr s'c' A',, F.us ,iJ., 333& , 'luMt First h,iilionl flank of (3, ng the South ID feel of lot Ill "Wrinwooci Heights" Subdivision of Siction 31, 33, Township 21 South. E.!, P" Ehi I?, Pa-or-s I , 7, of the Public Records of 5s ,stinolr Cnj1ty. Florois .Yiami s The Cnmmrrtil Bank at Winter Pack 750 S Orlando Avenue ,'.,'• .i' park, Florida 37789 Comtank Winter Park. 1k a PARCEL XII allow rig p son. who arc' 2 Irleved to ti' non residentS of the State of Florida, whose last kn place of rr'sids-ncr' areas set lr:th li-low, and all persons claiming by, hrouuh and under 11w-rn together .'.th the rrsprrlivc- parcel numbers in which each is oIiegt'U to te in ti'rr'str-d FEDERAL hOME LOsN MOP IGAGE CORPORATION Peachtree Citin Tower', Atlitntit. Georgia 30)43 John J KowI%hi and Ruth M Knwitltki, his wife zc' Tc;: w., Ortantlo, Florida 37107 J'(I.Sonv,11e National Bank. 17 A,-t Forsythe Street j, i. ,,-, II I i-.ra, 37-f3 PARCEL VI Temporary Construction Easement Biscayne Blvd F,'ijmi, Florida 3310) 100 PARCEL II bring the South 20 N. I of Lot 148 "Wrenwood heights" Subdivision 01 5' ct,Ofl 31, 15, Township 21 South, Rancw3O East, Plot Cook I?, Pages I & 7. at the I'ublic Records of 5' inif101i- County. Florida iou ni M.i Tucker arm Robert ii Tiiki C, hi r husband 71i% Citrus Avenue Orlando, Florida 37*07 Bring tPv' South 10 feet f Lot 14 "Wrenwond hirightS" SubdivisiOn of Section 34, 35. Township 2) South, P.,"us 30 East, Plot Rook I?. Paw's I & 7. of the Putstic Records of So minnIe County. Florida Assotsatln of Miami. I kit Amr nicorsF,dcral Savings Oiud Loan Assôcition of Orlando 5 Orange Mv nor I lords 3?!0.I PARCEL ff1 PARCEL VII Permanent Easement NAT IOPIAI,. MOP GAGE ASSOCIATION lOb Peachtree SI, Ii W, Suite 7100 AILti!,, (,ir(l 130l Bi'iflci Ito South 10 feet of Lot $0 "Wrrnwxv't Heights" Subdivision of Si .'f'ori 34, 35. Townthip 71 South, Range 30 East, Plot Book. 17, Pages I nf thi Pislilir Rrs'rw'els iii & ilcf id 5' vtiiifli Tampa Fi-deral Savings and Loan AS5ocition Florida Av'nur- it? M,idui,on PARCEL VIII PermamentEawment F r0sncis A C,ivt ris intl M,trqus'ritr' M Givrns. his wife , (iimjuit -y. tampa. Florida 33602 VERRECPIIO and LILlIAN VERRECPIIO. hit wife Brighton Arms Aparlmr-nts Apartment 701 Ni p1urs' (ify, P4rsv Jrrcy 07151 .' PARCEL V ' I Tue followori persons whot,r pIous of rt-sidrncr' ore unknown if ,Sllyi, s,uJ .1 IlICt-OSCU. tN lw'irs.devisef'Safldollother peruMs aJid partir Oaiming undee them whOse names and places of rrsldrncr are unknown, together with ths parrrl numbers in which Sb. y arc- .sllr-qs ci to ii' intcrrteei BENJAMIN U 1411105 ,sts,i CISOPIC, YE 1411105. hiS ii'ff Os iflQ tlleSoufh$Ofe(l otthcSW . West of SR. 1M of 11w SW Section 3.4, Towr.ship 21 South, R1SnCI( 30 East, in Si meolt' County, PARCELX vain tb' Sr,e,th a'.t i urri"r fil tti" tJt,rtriw,-st quitrtt-r of Section 18. township 7$ South. Range 30 Eats, Ettwardlv with the Centerline of Lain- Uwrll Lane approirnati'Iy Miami, Florida 33*31 IofrrltotheWestnightof-wayIiflt ,$ StOIC Road $16; thu'nCe North 'Iqurcvs 31' 75" Wi's? 780 feet lcng fit, West right of wa tin' of Sfatp The Lomat 6. Picotlebon Compac.y 7001 BryAn lower (Thiliti. TriOS 73321 Defendants, S TI-s.' unknown heirs, dtviSa'Cs, IitiOtcrS arId qrnleet of the above :savr.e'd itwioviduab 0.- fenders's who may be diatl I Th. unknown assigns, e;,'sq iri interest, t'tei-eS — •' PARCEL VII Dn.ld S Rosenberg, Ir',istce 7600 FIrst Fs- tlrrI fluilding 5'. 3rd Avenue ,,,_____________ Permanent Easement _______ J Shatt, Lucille Green Mlchel, Ond (sm' Ptittt I3,LiTt)'Jk. Plb(( Belit Air, Florida 33516 Southcat First National hark of Miami 100 S Biscayne Blvd Miami, Florida 3310) Combank Winter Park, f k a The Commercial Dank at Winter Park 730 S. Orlando Avenue W.rst.• t'rk. Finrista 377*9 Stnait, utsi" lii: ft. South 10 tt'i-t 0 tnt 147 ,',r, ,iø.00(1 itt ht5 Stjt (i.vS.Ofl (1 5t oion 31, 33. TownshiP 71 South, R,inae)0 East. Plot Book I?, Pages I & 7. of the Public Records of 5. minnie County. F 1orid.'i PARCEL VI Temporary Construction Easement Being the South 70 feet of Lot 148 " %."L Iicrsi-i tlti' SOUTh 10 feet of ot 116 "Wrenwood PirsQhtS" Subdiv,%'On of Section 31, 33, Township 21 South. Rnagc XI East, p'tat Book 17, Pages 1 & 7. of tnr Public Records of SerroOl.' County, Florida PARCEL XII lv', fotiownu ee'sons who are t lievs'il to be nun residffltl Of the State of Florida. whose last known places of residence are set forth belOw, and all persons claiming by through and under them together withtherl'SQeCtiveparCtlnumhct- 0 which each is alleged to be -n 'crested FEDERAL HOME LOAN MOR TGAGE CORPORATION Peachtree Can Towers Allitnta. Georgia 30313 - .... " . - Being the South ID feet of Lot 80 "'.renwood Heights" SubdiviSiOn Of SectiOn 31. 35, TownShip 71 South, Range 30 East. Plot Book 17, Pages 1 & 7. of the Public Rr'rnrrti of Seminota County, Florida. - MOP IGAQE ASSOCIATION too P-tthtrr St U W Suite 2100 At?nta. Georgia 30303 PARCEL IV JOSEPH A. vERRECIIIO and L'LLIAN vURRECtIIO. hit wfc fir ightan Arms Apartmeets Apartment 701 14, 01ufl" City. New JN'S'eV 07753 PARCEL V 3 The following persons whoSe plocet of residrne sre unknown ,tlivr, and if deceased, the unknown heirs, devitees anti all persore. and parties ctaiming under them whose names and places of residence are unknown, together with the parcel oumbcr' in *hich they are alleged tO ti- interested OENJAMtN E- HINDS and C)4ONCS vii HINDS. his wife PARCEL IV Thi Unknown husbants and wiws 5 nt any of the above individual 0' l.'nclisnts S TNt unknown heirs. devisen, leUatct'S and grantees of the above nam. ci individual Defendants who -- - : - A..-' named corpor45tiOfls, whether ruSting or diSSolved And aga,nst all prrsons and parties claiming or having any in i.- r. s.t ix' claim us owners, moe 'ci,iiii- e%, tudgment creditors or of upon or against the sr(s Is of land described below in 5i ,us'nnlr County. Florida : -'. - Temporary Conitruction Easement Bring the' South 70 feet of Lot UI "Wrenwood Heights" Subdivision of 5, rtion 31, 3.5, Township 71 South, R,srujc 30 East, Plot Book 17, Pages I Records of PermanentEasement fl iou the South ID feet of Lot 121 "Wrenwooti Heights" Subdivision of Section 31, 35, townshIp 71 South, R.inqi'30 East, Plot Book 17, Pages 1 & 7, of the Public Records Of s minole' County. F loi'id,t PARCEL Temporary Construction Easement - Permanent Easement Bsing lb.' South ID feet ti Lot f,t ') * Subdivision of Section 73. Township 21 South. Range 30 East, Plot Book II. "age 57, of the Public Records of S'minlr' County, Florida Permanent Easement - i. Clerk a. the Circuit Court By Lillian T. Jenkins As Deputy Clerk. KENPi(Tpt W. McINTOSH, Esquire Ri ing the South 70 fret Of Lot Ill ''i'.ri ny,00cl Iiriqht5" 5utrtiyij.ioo of Si- etion 3d. 35. 1n*riSPtp 21 Sou'h. Rangc,1O East, Plot BoOk 17. Piq I & , of the Public Records of 5' mit-Ott' Counts, Florida STENSI ROM, DAVIS & MclPiTOShl FlAgship Rank of Ssniotti Suite 77 Pl Of lle Box 13)0 5.*nford. FlcirIcj4s 377?) A'tomne, to.' Petition.,' PUblish March 16. 73. 30. April 6. 1975 a - _ ___ By ED PRICKETF Herald Staff Writer ...,.....,.. "They want to carry fire for at least seven weeks. mean the applicant had passed fireal'nV'" Polk said. It was about seven weeks go the background check and have them," he added. nvestigator, applied (or a - - - b!rlurers GroUp '.'-. - _________________________ I I V '--- -'. ' - Files Complaint The Seminole County School engage in talks with Grooms Bus Drivers Association until he Is certified as a Tuesday became the third biminess agent by the Florida county employe bargaining unit Department of Commerce, to file an unfair labor practice Division of Labor, He has filed complaint against harry unfair labor practice cornPelley, chief negotiator for the plaints against all three units, Seminole County School Rd. claiming they are stalling until Grooms has had time to obtain The Non-Instructional his certification. Personnel of Seminole County Pelley added that he has and Seminole Education Clerical Association have never refused to bargain with already filed unfair labor the Bus Drivers Association as practice complaints with the an agent certified to bargain by Florida Public Employes Labor PE BC. Commission (PERC). Mrs. Esther Miller, ..11 three groups maintain spokesman for the bus drivers, her group was not satisfied that Pelley is engaging in stalling tactics b) refusing to that certlficati'n b' PERC gave them full bargaining recognize Gene Grooms, negotiating agent retained by rights. She said the bus drivers all three associations to act as believe certification by the their chief spokesman. 'fl'y Division of Labor is also refuse to continue talks without necessary. Her group refused to (;roonls as their chief enter into negotiations for another 30 days - the time' spokesman. required for registration and Pellev said he cannot legally (Continued Os' Page S-A) F , A u ._-;$".i; ll;1 , 1fr-'r I ' .r J..a5' .r a , '--s ., -:' - j I ' L' .. I TJQ5t'f,' -s.j ' , ,f ,vy' ',, .-s - , 7- :''.'.-.,.'),-,.".-''. t" .1 U'.. .4,1 J '— ';;-,A;r -' 4Th'd - , ? .... ,S.,..a . . 4. "çi' ,t f,..ci.. tT. ,.,,• . "- t ii-' Z j,; f•, psi r" ' i-' Ronald Reagan, sicRALEIGH, NC. (AP) torlous at last, has won (line for an effort to rebuild his campaign against President Ford but he still facea long odds In his quest for the Republican presidential nomination. Reagan's upaet over Ford in the North Carolina presidential primary election Tuesday gave the challenger the comeback he needed to silence sigest1ons that he withdraw from the White House contest. Now his task is to capitalize on that victory. It will be a difficult one, particularly during the next five weeks, for the political schedule works to Ford's advantage. While Reagan was dealing the President his first defeat, Democrat Jimmy Carter was winning another runaway. Wslllsr' l.4t ti-in' H(0s latylsilde ,jvpr flunrga Alabama governor with only the shadow of a campaign. Badly beaten where he once was for. mldable, Wallace has lost his base and any claim he had to be the campaign voice of the South. Now that he has handled Wallace, Carter will have to deal with his national Democratic rivals. Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Washington is waiting (or him In New York, which holds its primary on April 6. So is Rep. Morris K. tidal] of Arizona, who also Is hard at work in Wisconsin, which votes the same day. - - I, ) (I 4) P -- Wsi '--= jV -.:, ,-. '': '•' "1 ,. 1 q'i ;i r I'',,,,,,,, ..1 ' -. ;"s,l " ! • ' -' _.,'.__..i / 1:' .,.',111rEp ''.-- .• K "'' - i$%'' Presidential hopeful Ronald Reagan tdlli news conference of ida victory over Prealdent Ford In yeslt'rda'i North Carolina primary and of his future plans. Ford and Reagan meet again in Wisconsin. Early polls there ranked the President a heavy favorite. Reagan's victory in North Carolina, where Ford also was favored, should help him in the Wisconsin test. But it is not Likely to help him enough, and the odds there are still with the Presldert. After that, Reagan draws a primary blank for almost a month. He is not running delegates in New York, which will have 154 votes at the Republican National Convention. Nor is he running in Pennsylvania, where an April 27 primary awar&. 103 ('10P delegates. Reagan said all along he would not quit, insisting his real strength lies In states where Republicans ha".s-e not yet voted, In the Deep South, the Southwest and the West. Now, with a primary win in his column, the challenger has the headway to make sure his campaign gets to those states. He htiä demonstrated can beat Ford, and that Is important ycho1ogically and financially. There is nothing like a victory to bring out the political checkbooks. Rwan fursdraisers can point to these North Carolina figures: Reagan 101,448or52percentof thevote. Ford 88,924 or 46 per cent. No preference, which means uncommitted delegates, 3,345 or 2 per cent. That won Reagan 2 Republican nominating vote, Ford 5, with one uncommitted, Nationally. Ford now has 206, Reagan 81. It will take 1,130 votes to choose the GOP nominee, In the Demoeratic primary, the results were: Carter 321,059 or 54 per cent. Wallace 209,807 or 35 per cent, Jackson 25,696 or 4 per cent. No preference 22,585 or 4 per cent. Udall, former Sen. Fred R. Harris and Sen. Lloyd M. Bentsen of Texas, a campaign dropout, trailed in that order, Carter captured 36 convention votes, to put his national total at 167. Wallace got 25, which made his total 36. The magic number at the Democratic national consention will be l,5(. Ford won five primaries in a row before Reagan stopped him in North Carolina. "The President had expected a close race in North Carolina, buthe expected to win, so naturally he is disapçotnwo,'dilte House Press Secretary Ron Nessen. "The point is we lost and here are no excuses or alibis." Nessen said there would be no change in Ford's strategy of contesting all the primaries - and he resnaI confident of ultimate victory." Reagan said his issues were starting to catch ;rl He said of the early losses, "Il're was no panic, no one discouraged, everybody stayed with IL" As Ford's early victories were not enoih to eliminate the Reagan challenge, so Reagan's comeback is not enough to undo the President's lead. - '-c ;'... - ,, -, ' -,,' . , , :'€ .:.-p",'tL..";'.c -L ' ir , .'.t:k t1 L:,':V'I-. - imA -u -''' 1jI' '5e'I a' '- ... C -' .5%,t,'1O ..!t-' -" By WALTER R. MEARS , 1' " t t-" - 1 Zi'44" 1,4 '1i 't .."I', J:c,J.. 'J , I 1' #4, ).,x-'3.(l.4-'r • ' , )ç('.." ' 4, ci ... - ;ti Arthur H. fleCkirith, Jr of '-.. . tht' Cii ((hit Court In and for Seminole PARCEL Ill Temporary Construction Easement - .- v, WITNESS MY HAND as Clerk of 3$ ' .:" F mitt tumntndr-r pOtieSSiOn to Petitioner County Attorney Queried On Builder Fee Ruling - PARCEL XII Judgment, the Court will Iii the time within which anti the termS upon which 'you will he required to ' Should be able to own and apply for gun permits, And, the a clarificition of the issue. board's four-point program: At Tuesday's county corn- maintain a firearm," the heriff's office will test fire the recruiting, training, facelift With the high growth rate mission meeting, the sheriff sheriff said, weapon to be carried, and feasibility studies. experienced in the county, Polk Edmonds said students tossed the hot potato back into pa'edictsmoreandmoreprlvate The Issue of who approves Ther Polk would sign ...... Brirg the North 7% feel of Lot 1 ot" tj - of . .......... Permanent Easement advance . Freeman said the issue could million more on the books (or be resolved by passage of an the future. "Is it legal to ask for ordinance. Kimlx'ough said he Count)' Alt)'. Thomas voluntary contributior.s?" would have to "see" the orINDEX d.inance. Freeman was grilled by irate %Villiazns asked Freeman. Around The Clock 4-A county commissioners Tuesday Though he said he agrees a "The term voluntary begs the Bridge 613 after he ruled the county's issue. Voluntary means they $310 impact unit cannot be Calendar 6-il x,licy of collecting a $310-per- can be withdrawn," Freeman legally collected, h'imbrough Comics ............6-B unit impact fee from builders is replied, said "no one will be able to gag Crossword ...........6-B illegid and should be halted. "You have a systematic tile" when time comes to ask a Editorial ..............4-A The most intense heat came request for voluntary con- developer to -ompensate for the Dear Abby 141 from Commissioners Richard tributions. II it Is concession, It :lflpact his development will Dr- Lamb ..............6-13 Williams and John Kimbrough, is improper," the attorney have on a given area. Horoscope •..,,.....,...,6-il bothofwtiomfavorthecounty's added. As examples Kimbrough HospItal ................S-A present policy of "voluntary Freeman said hi-i ht,ed his cited some zirpac get-s fi'! Obituaries ..............S-A contributions." ruling on a recent Florida prone. Also, Kimbrough said Sports ..............6-74-B Kiinbrough charged Supreme Court ruling. That some developers are coinTelevision ... 28 Freeman's ruling avoided the ruling does not outlaw impact munity minded and on their Women l2-B issue. The commission said lees. own contribute school sites and ruling on the $310 per unit fec %%'E.%Tfli;R What it does is require the other Piolects to the cornTuesday's high 69, today's alone doesn't begin to answer Funds be segregated and spent munit). Kimbrough said it would be the question. low "solely" for expansion of new "one hell of a mess" if cornFair and partly cloudy Kimbrough said Seminole facilities. missioners attempted to stop through Thursday. Highs near Count)' has accepted "right of About $300 of the present per- county protessionals from 30 and lo'i* tonight in the upper way" donations for years. Also, unit imp-act fee goes to the ider,ttfying areas where work 505. Northeasterly winds the count)' has been the count)' school system where the needs to be done. around 15 m.p.h. recipient of school sites, money is used for repair of old DetailsandtidesonPage5-A. $250,000 in fees - with $ (Continued On Page S-A) schools, - County, Florida, and the' seal of the Court, on March 15th, 1916, at Ca,,.i.,,j FIor'si ISFALI P1 ri' th, Su'hi l 1411 of ( i 1 The tide of vandalism iwecpingScminoleCountyhas resulted In the creation of a special task force to deal with the problem. Sheriff John Polk made the announcement today. See story, Page 2-A, PARCEL XI "Wrinwuw .oti Ilf',flhts" Suttivlsionof 5' ction 31. 15. Township it South, P.inur30E,ssl,PlatBookIl,Pa.,..i I & 7. of Pt; Pi*olk Records of Si minolt County. Floe iea Permanent E awmvttt ' 1000 feet to the point of beginning in . Ia a letter Polk read to around during a play period at the school (Herald Photo by 1h1 said enthusiasm and hard work the "right to issue gun permits Vincent Jr,) - typified the students efforts, lenin the Southeast property ' BrianTedrow(r1ght)seemstohavedlIflcuftybellevthglhatu _____ Wlflfami, a pee-kindergarten clar*mate at Flni United KARATE 4) Being the North 25 feet of Lot 7 PARCEL I ' " Today "Schatt Development" Unit Iwo, a SubdivisIon of Section 71. Township 21 South, Range' 30 Eatt, Plot Book I, Page 51. Cf Ihe Public Records of Seminole County, Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED THAT Pt Itborw'r will apply to the Court for an Order of Taking on April II, 1976, at 9:30 a rn before the lioncrable Kenneth M Letfler. Judge of the Circuit Court, of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida, In Chambers in the Seminole County Courthi,se, Sonford, Florida. at which lime and place all parties may appear before the Court and te heard on all matters properly before the Court that must be determined t.'foc, the entry of an Order of Taking, including the jurisdiction cit th Court, the sufficiency of the whether Pelitic,ner s properly ciercising Its delegated authority and the amount to L.' deposited for each of the' parcels of property, The Court will make and enter such Order is It deems proper And lithe Court finds that Petitioner is entitled to possession (f the -, ''.'' -— PARCEL X ATTACHMENT"B" -. .... the SW 't, We-st of S P. 416. Seclion 34, Township 71 SOuth, Rouge 32 East, in Stminole County, Florida ,", -' .... fling the South tO ler of the SW '4 '' tarlie's cbaimina b''. through! or against any anti all of the ar,ovc - ..• i' oriwr of 'he Northwest quarter ol SectIon 71, TownShip 71 South, Range 30 Cast, Eastwardly with the Centerline of Lake Howell Lane approximaely 160 heel to the West right of way line t- State Road 436; thrflce North 23 degreeS 51 23" WeSt 780 feet along the West right of way line of State Road 436 to the pcutnt of beginning: enntinuc with the Said right of way lint' North 73 degreeS 31' 7%" West 1000 feet.- thence South 66 degrees 03' 3%" Writ tOO Oftet; thence South 73 deqrt'es 51' 75" East 1000 feet; Thence North 66 degrees OS' 35" East' ., Gun Permits A ' Hot Potato ' proved successful In through these blocks with his band - lust like karate experta do s had everai co m m e r c i a I Fee Simple Title ': .... - ______ ;.J-,,, Permanent Easement may Lv dead 6 The unknown aSsigns, Soc cessors in interest, trustees cx' any ., ',_m : PARCEL VIII Permanent Easement -. South 20 feet of the West 1. j tt',t of the Fast 67t 19 feet of the SE 'oI the SE ' of Secticn 34, 1 n..in5hp 71 South, Range 30 East, r S,mni'iIr County, Florida , _____ PARCEL IX NATIONAL '. '. Permanent Easement PARCEL 1 -- _ _____ Ii -- PARCEL VII '. the Public s.,,, ""' prmenit Easement Combank Winter Park, f hi a The Commercial Bank at Winter Park 750 S Ortando Avenue ni, C Psr, Florida 327t 7. of - , .' _______ Southeast First National Bank of Miami 100 5 Biscayne Blvd. Miami, Florida 33101 & 4 'W'.'swmjd Hightt" SubdviSiofl of Carl Plot? 3 hJartsrook Place Ri-lIe Air, Florida 13516 FEDERAL I') 'ar,hsu •o 'strt,,.iI ii S. Ran'3t' 30 U" stas fSrnk I!. Pages) 8. 7. of the Publit Pecoeds of PARCEL Xi Alciinit Prop. rtic-%. Inc 1)0 F P1uckwood Avenue Mititlnd, Florida 317%) 11 0JAO i.,j',t.,i"i wivi S cf any Of the tubes-yr individual ily iEAr, rAi1r,.ON anti that they mid 'cvss to the visIbility of Inc L1UC and *'operty owners is currently collaborative had been formed Herald Staff Writer expertise of their professors communicating its progress to $29,631. Of that amount, 116,650 to draw up general conceptual Dow n town when the occasion demanded. the public, stot -efront winduw has been received. Contributors work on a facelift for Downtown Sanford _________ Corporation He added that the salaries paid space be used to keep the public have the option of paying their Sanford; a report from Rose Development WDCi today voted to advertise such student workers sscre informed on the group's current pledges in one lump sum, or of Jicobson that Seminole immediately for an executive relatively low for the amount activities, financiBi statu.s and mi!dng payments during the Community College was both -director and to check into the and quality of work they so forth. The board agreed to coming year. willing and anxicus to help with __________________________________________________________________ use the windows facing First Edmonds said that it was in training programs for Dowrr' possibility of hiring graduate achieved, Edmonds sugguted the Street, behind Courtroom D. slew of the fact that the board town merchants and their students from area colleges to function as program directors. students be used as an interim The former Hollywood Shop can only be certain of a $29000 employes; and a report from measure until tin executive windows), I budget during its first year of Wal!r Giclow that discussioiis (ih Edznonds, a rnemtxr saId they I(i.guhtr beard meetings, op rations, he had recoin• had been started on the ft' board's administrative dittir was hired. lie could be supersised by board open to the public, were set on mended the hiring of only an possibility of developing a committee, commented the ooad ;ias made con- members, lie added that the the first Thursday of each executive director and possibly commurity cenLr in conlderable progress over the students could possibly be month excluding April 1) at S some student program dlrec. junction with the new City Hall. retained after the hiring of an a.m. DDC Chairman Sara tors, but not a large staff. Howard Hodges noted that past few montii.s, t Jacobson emphasized that the He added that the picture the board's desire for building could not continue Its progress executive director. "This way we can keep our board's actMties, its books and might change when (and if) a the new City Hall in the same without a staff. "We are living on pledges, programs moving without recordings are open to public taxing district is established in Downtown location as the and the establishment of a being pressured into hiring the scrutiny at all times. Downtown Sanford to help fund existing one, had coincided with . .... . , . , - ; . . (O .cv Clt ('UIti3-'-'- : -. . . 'i -'!si Ln*ia (ilsIrici is 3Ulluncerutni, ,.,., ,..,.. .. 3ti 't V .. Edrnond.s.. treasurer, reported that the Other rcpert j tnchdcd icn to rct.in the present which might He also recommended that in total amount p!edged to DDC notification from Cal Conklin location. I difficult to t'et the right person," commetited Edmonds the Interests of promoting fromDowntownrnerchantsand that an informal architects iContinued on Page 2-A) before proposing the board advertise immediately for an - v. executive (llrector. Edmonds suggested tile salary offered be open. He said advertising would not ignore The high growth rate in rests with the county corn permit to carry a concealed Final approval, according to ' Sanford, but would be directed Seminole County has brought mission." weapon. the sheriff, wUl be up to county beyond the immediate Sanford with it an increase in the Polk said, in his opinion, gun According to Bob Ellis, the commos. number of private investigators permits should not be issued area as well, But that is a decision cornor commission's acting adIn order to maintain the who wish to carry concealed approved for anyone other than rninistrative assistant, Polk at missioners aren't eager to ____ -F.. " momentum initiated by the firearms, according to Sheriff tiuthorized members of a law first disapproved Morris' ap. make. They think the state ...~. ) boards efforts to date, John Polk, plication. Then the sheriff should issue the permit. After enforcement agency. ..r. Edmonds recommended the state issues permits for I'olk and the county corn'' / Polk went on to say, however, approved it, Ellis said. non.concealed weapons. checking the pOssibility of mission have been tossing the that he approved of keeping However, Polk maintains he hiring about four graduate question of who issues So, the commission has S -. .. . -. students from local colleges to permits to investigators back firearms in homes for will conduct background in- written the Seminole Counts' _______ PARCEL X ,Viaml, Flnrid,i 3ltJf FeeSIn'ploTitI. To Staff Program "I,________ _____ ctin ?.. 35, Township 7) South, Ra9I 30 East. Ptot Book 17, Pafies I & 7. of the Pubit Records 01 Semnote County. Florida Galloway, hiS wife 860 Via luqilno Winter Park, Florida 377w St i'tion 34, 33, Tnwnthip 71 South, R,snqr' 30 Foist, Pitt (look 17, Pagi- s I & 7. (it the Puttic Ri-cords of Sc minnie County, Ftorid.i PARCELIV Temporary Construction Eawment Bring the Sauth 20 ti-el ri Lot 111 Dnn,std S Ro%Cnbrtrj, Tnijstes' 7600 F it Fi tlirl Building One E 3rd Avenue ilm',rid,s PARCELV 1043 lake Howell Road Beim tIlt- South 70 Feet of I Of 13$ 'Wrenwood HCiqhts" Subdivision of Wu-nco Homes. Inc 4917 Tangerine Avenue flr•,trI. Floridit 37107 DDC Votes 8. 2. of the Public Records of 54 minole County. Florida Maitlanri, Florida 37751 (}rinuIn, Florida 37107 1,,. Ln.nas & ilettleton Company 2001 Bry,'sn Tower DallaS. trios 7372? fls',nq the South tO fett of lot 140 "Wunwood HeightS" Subdivision of Section 31. s. TownShip 21 South. Range 30 East, Plot Book 17, Pages 1 Ct't H [iii.. i.o Galloway, Ill, a minor, and John Ditvld Galloway, a minor PARCEL IX Permanent Easement Executive Director Is Sought (7 p,rrnanentEaiiment PARCEL IX PARCEL VI 5001 T,snqinins' Wity a.- ,no the South 70 feet of the West 4311 fe.'l 01 Uw East 471.19 fe-Ct Of i• of SectIon 34. hh SE 'i of Pa' SE s' top 31 South, RatiO,' 30 Last, 0 Ss minnIe County, Florida. . RangC 30 East, Plot Book 17. Pages I & 7. of the Puttic Records of Ssniinotc Coulity, Florida If vu' C,ocl NE. 161td Si, No. 300 North Miami Reach. Florida 3160 PARCEL IV JOSEPH A• Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Rdncj the South 20 feet of Lot ilO 'Wrenwood Heights" SubdiviSion of 5tctior 31. 1%. Tnshsp 71 South, . Si minnIe County, Florida William A Dow. III anti Carol E Dow. his wile 7175 Citrus Avenus' flrindn, Florida 37*0? (.8th Year, No. 184—Wednesday, March 24, 1976 Easement Dr Leon 5uiSS, P A 1990 Nt 163rd Street North Miami Beach. Florida 33167 First Ficicrat Savings and bass Permanent Easemerl PARCEL Ill f[ DL PAL Ors Dan and Sheintl', P A. 8)5 NE. 79th Strc'.t Miami, Florida 33)36 Permanent Easement By PARCEL IV Temporary ConttructlOfl ' PARCEL XII Being thi North 75 feet of Lot "Schatt Divilopment" Unit Two, a P*K5.tLI ur's1ivision of Section it. Townsnip 31 South. Range 30 East, Plot Book Temporary Constrvction 19, Page 58. of the P'jblir Records of Easement 5' mlnotc County. Florida You and each of you are corn Being the South 20 feet of tot 121 manciel to tile written defenScS o i. 35, Township 21 South, . Drs Grapin. Chaykin and Turnoff, P A, I k ii Dis. Grapiii and Chaykin. p oio N.E. 163rd St North Miami Beach, Florida 33167 "Schatt Development" Unit One, Subdivision of Sortion 21. Township 71 South, Range 30 East, Plot Book 19. Paqc 57, of the Public Records of 5' minolr' County, Florid.s . PARCEL VII Franklin tni.stmctitS, Ltd. Being the North 7% feet of Lot I 5i Non 31, 35, TownShip 21 South. of the Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Ftarida, In the & 7, of the Public Records of City of Sanford. Seminole County, tfU before 5 minnIe CounIi, Florida, on or Ftorscia, 1976 April, of 11th gay Permanent Easement ong not less than 78 clays nor issoic than 60 ctitys from the date of li ! i 0ur O '.-rv ih5 onticef, tot Vii gi.',utit httglslS' i.i(j(4,,i5uti iii written oil enses upon the Cite At 5' tion 31, 33, Township 21 Soutf,, torney OF ?hr' CITY of RnQr 30 East, Plot Book I?, Pages 1 CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, on or 8. 2, of the Public Recrrcls of tetot'e that date, which defenses Si ,ôlq' County, Florida shall show whO! right, title or in terest you, cx' any of you. hOve or PARCEL 11 claim in and to any of the' above Temporary Construction described parcels of tend and show asement (aU5 why it should not be taken for SItS' uses and purposes et forth in the Qe.nq lbs South 20 F sit of Lot 13* Pillion, or a Default may he en ni,i..' c,i,,i.,..,.nn i-i .. . . , .. . ,,.,,, ......, . ,.i;,., 31, 35, 5 ownship 21 o..th, wiTNESS MY HAND a Cek ot Pitnqc 30 East, Plot Book 17, P.sjr trw Circuit Court in and fur ,)VIiiitiJ1t & 1. el the Public Record: of County. Florida. and the seal of the m,00ie cnt, Ftot'od,i Court on March 15th, l76, .it San ford, Florida. Permanerl Easement ISEAL) Arthur II, Reckwith, Jr. fleing thi South 10 fret of Lot 138 Click of the Circuit Court Sictiosi Rnqr)O East. Plot hook 17, Pa9e5 I & 7. of the Public Records of* 5eminnle County. Florida ?0i NE. 163rd 51, No 3x North Miami flrach, FlorIda 3)160 Permanent Easement ' The lomas & Nettleton Company 7001 Bryan Tower PACEL VII, PARCEL Xl fang.' 30 East. Plot Book 17. Pages I "' ' Mr. W P. Layer. tucker ,ui Rc.birt E lucIi r. hi r husband 714% Citrus Avenue 0rindo, Florida 37107 It liii ________________________________ ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED BIDS SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL vs BOARD SEMI ROLE COUNTY. ROBERT) Mc(OPIAGIIY,tlu,,et FLORIDA t. PROJECT : Kindergarten and Defrnitsr.ts Sc'c'rch Classroom Addition to SUMMONS TO SHOW Midway Elementary School, CAUSE AND NOTICE OF itl be received, Sealed bids EMIPIENT DOMAIN publicly opened, and reed aloud on POCEEOINGS March 2ltIs. At the regular meeting of the Seminole County School Board IN TIlE NAME OI 1 HE STATE OF in the Council Chambers Of the FLORIDA Altamonte SprIngs City Hall, fl3 10 ALL IT MAY CONCERN Newburypsrt Ave., Aitarnonte AND 10 I The' following persons anti Springs, FIa. 32701. BIds must ie submitted In IlI. in ccordnce with p.irfi.'s who art rr-sit4r'nts of ths the reqururserits of the t,iddng arid '',Yi' Of I' lucitla, y,15i-Sc' 0.5cr'. -'. i 5 contractual conditions. Bidding plac.-t of resids,vci arc srt beth .s nrt,iInithie by stib,gr-tst docjments may be examined and fir as obtait,e'd at 'he foUowlng iCatiOn%. °(,srcp5 tcxjr ttit r *ith the rf'Spt,e, parcel nemhr-cs •n which '-ach vs Seminole County School .,tli'g. ti to fi nlrfested Board Offie 202 E. Comrnercia'Ave. ATTACHMENT "A" Sanford, Florida 37771 and Rtxrt J Meconanhy and Annut F,. MCcnafihy, hiS wife James Melvin Architect anø P.5w 5000 tarsqsrini Avenue (,lantig, FlorIda 32*01 2)8 So Park Av At Third Street FirSt F,cierAl Sayngs and Loan San'ortl. Florida 37771 MiamI, f hi a PIandeposi?willOeIIOOOOper$rt, ASO(iition *f refundable upon ubmIUlor3 of a Am.riCanFNtrfaISeViflQSitndLOitfl bonafide bid Limtf of l AssoriOlion of Orlando set;, Dated this Sit's day of M..arcta, 1976 S5 5 f)r,isi'ii At' , Inc uta 12104 Trs Seminole County 5- PARCEL II , Clerk of the Circuit Court By (linr RiCharde As li outy Clerk Publish March 16. 23, 30, April 6. 1976 DEX 86 thi po'nI of 'qinon: Road 136 continue wIth the aid right of dissotved against silt ptr5oifl ' .., p.ir'es cla,mnq by, through or against any and all c the above rji'tI Conanra. Inc. a corporation; Blake _______________________________ DEX 11 J,1(kS,;1,vIL N.on-iI I? Wi s.f Foryttw Street Fures lflO? rT Legal Notice - Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice . Sec 77 TWP 2)S RGE 29 E W Ii's Ft of E 907' F' 'l N 261 Ft of SW 't Office Drawer X, JcksonvIlIe, of NW '.4 Sec 77 7715 R9F r' !233, • Name in which ass.ssed Leonard 13th, 1976, and file the original with & Harriet Howard the Clerk of this Court either before All of said rcçer-ty being ifl the service or. pla'n"'t's attorney or Countyof Seminole, S*ateof Florida, immediatelythereafter; oTherwise a Unless Such Certificate or ef- default will be entered against you tificates snail bC redeemed ac for the relief demanded In the cording to law the property complaint or petition. described in such certificate or WIT NESS my hand and the seal of Certificate-s will be sold to the thiS Court on the 8th day of March, highest cash bidder at the court 1976 house door on the 5th day of Aprif, (COURT SEAL) 1974 at 11:00 AM Arthur H. Bechiwith, Jr Dated this 70th do,' of February, Clerk of the Circuit Court 1974 at 11 A M. By: Lltlian T. Jenkins Arthur H. Beckviith Jr., Deputy Clerk Clerk of the CircuIt Court Publish: March 9, 16, 73. 30, D76 Ida Creal, DEX Page 96, of tPe Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. You are regured to serve a copy of your written rie'.nses. If any, on NOTICE OF ArPLICATION FOR TAX DEED 1197248 Florida Statutes) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Robert H. Leslie ftse holder of the following certificates has filed ',aldcertiflcatelforataxdeedfob* ssued thereon. The certificate numbfrt and years of issuance, ihi description of the property, and the ':ureS ii whctt It waS assessed are s. foliowi Cerliflcate No. 735 Veer of I at Residence Unknown end .kssoc. C. MAPEADY, LIZZIE M HOWARD, HARRIET LOZAW, JOHN 1. HOWARD, J. C. BARR, f• u, a J C. MAREADY, arid JAMES T. MAREADY, deceased, Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO DEFENDANTS G C M.AREADY, LIZZIE M. HOWARD, HARRIET LOZAW, JOHN HOWARD. J C BAR P. f hi a J C I MAR EADY. and JAMES MAR EADY, deceased, AND ALL PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS bY. THROUGH, UNDER AND AGAINST THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS, AND ALL PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIMING 'TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST liii THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that piaintff. NANCY I. KIRKLAND, f-k a NANCY M. THOMAS, has filed a Cornpiaint in the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. for partition of the fcttowing described property, situate, lying and being in Seminole County, Florida. to wit: Lots 1)7. 114. 116 and 11!, SectIon 1, Attorneys for Plaintiff PubliSh: March 7, 9, 16, 73, 1974 DEX17 Ave James Melvin Architect (• corporalson. - Deputy Clerk "thur ' brc,wiln, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court 5 e5 Elaine RiCharcie Do puty Clerk PICISh March 16. 23.30. April 6. t75 1EX B? McIntosh Pot? Office Box 1330 Sar.ford, FlorIda 37771 : V. o'v P.j. 37769. and file the original with the Clerkof the abovestyled Court on or CUce Bu COURT CIRCUIT TTHE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. Ct Civ. No. 7e-4eCA•OtC C.UARAN1Y FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ST, PET (RSBURG a United States JOHN THOMAS RICHARDS. et u. Defendants . Legal Notice Legal Notice ________________ NOTI OF ATtON 'A1( OF FLORIDA 10 ''[ I JONES Ac1c1re Unknown iU ARE hEREBY NOTIFIED ' a Sud ha been brought 000inSt iu on the Circuit Court. so and for So minnIe County. Florida, in Civit Action No 76 351 CA 09 E CfltittCti '.'UTUAL FINANCE CO it (C'f piratson. PIa,ntitt, vtrsuS HAZEL 'ONES. JOHN D WILLIAMS and ('LOPIA 0 WILLIAMS. hiS RENZA BLACKSIIEAP. JR., and .'ARY LEE HAYES, Defendants, 'oft you are required to tIIC your Answer to the Comctant with the Clerk ctf S4tid Court. itrxl serve ,t Copy 'hereof upon sad Plaintiff or its .-.!tCrnry,to wit SPEER & SPEER. P A,, whose address it I)) Magnolia Avenue. POSt OftiC fbi 1364. 5.'nford, Florida 17771. on or before AprIl 19th. AD 1976. and,f you fail 'oso. a Lciauit .tuciqment i, be n!ere() against you for trw relief ,... — ...,.. i .'c .x te17 5, " ' - • .1Y. :;.:..'J,' '.' 4,JL4.,9l - � 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, March 23, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 23, 1976. 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